HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1925-03-05, Page 311,
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ELL;KNOWN PEOPLE
who use "Re
those 'who like, tea
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..#74E. •,4r-f:.•4:6`.....,*.blinit, •
. : 1111: grumbling. �f the eisiiports Pt $t,
papre,Catlaodral is :not., as. many Red -
We, agem to imagine, a:trouble, of re. -
cent date. It ,has Indeet4. been krew-
Mg !or 204 xears. • The: tratli,c en, the '
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. ... ...,... . ,.. etreeia and.tlie. tidei of the- Thansear,„ :
which geese the .fPapd'ations i)..t the
„..: • .T.hei: Real' OgAlaristil. ;-- -
.041fice. ,to, ;1,mo:7-have both ,played
Averyl4olx ' needs ,:everybody else," their part,. with time in the . Werlt- of
.„.....hhid 'on ltd.r. the'etheraY, aod 1 ahl. • ralPPtion. ... • " ' :
!bre the. spirit. Dr tleD2.!0..,,belrprhUlITIO ap•
When oner•cOmea •to .consider •the gi-
• planded the, •,sentiment, for • he is a gentle „weight • of • libel Atri•lceUret Slut c
great believer in ItnitY.' ' : . ' '. partigularly of the Oapseoit seems a
Once he was asked,. at. a 'greeting:
Which do you consider the moat '56 ' mirPOI.e ilsPt the editice.',Iips 'pet tong,
•:impertant 'factor in industrr,f,.01abeir Trx '..,it.1 • ..'..‘.(iftl,:acia'ei't!..11.11: 91tIlliki'!'41.4:11.i!e Qcorr4eic°te;t11.4Zeger.nelvvie\l'I',.
• capital, or brains?" • '• • • t• • '.° . .
, ..,. ,.....'to Bleak Pt the "doieee". of Ot. 'Poll's.
,• • t,...eterlialmeg 4eittliet1:: with. .144404 . . . . -
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No Money Made Wkthor Po
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six.v41:411011.0r4, the: fOrerunner of the' the real a e. • , , • • „ .
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, . . . for there.are rea4 throe----twoi'.. within
• "which.ls..tbe';49,14t, .114.4Ortant , of .e. : : ' Stock., aPinet Old planeferte, intO.Alte, attIP Of 1.00; manyI), 4rris.,..„,4411.4)..P.11p,. 4.4i941•11..11117,
three legged stool? ". ' - ' : '
- '‘ • the Handeraorne:. .Bei.thre this• instru;•
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One of hurchlit's„. •
,,,..„.,.,„. • • ., 'problems to day . that .require expert the.Iinidnight liourai '• - • ' :
• . Breeders, Of fiver stock are .facth„ g. ment the;e1111,4•11andel'irreamed away I 1 ..hqe. -lit Ora aie- 4.1113.,e -X dome, seen
:Ile',
: . i; froM. !.„.104--detir-Orthi.' ehurch.. „ Outside
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hasinessilikekendling„ '•• ... -... . ' •';''' .. .• 'A, ieir. .he 'Wes found •• and the toont ICIII-vititiqrg both gmn the'itc'°'-•.°t
. ' 11:r° is °Pe' of ''Arr'''IVin4tcqi, ctillick ' The - .higit pegt of feed; -ialsor midi was closed and looked. against him, •st.4cliour.sc.,,ellpt,41d.ZrratT,, nthQtei,ertpeeriTyrit'itdeoinniei„eq:
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;ill s latOst •f3tOrieS,;: Mr.:. Churgitill • was .. heavy 0 OVerbead, 0.7cAeriSek are matters just as;•:'p.reViously Other doors' '-' had
. Co conChislen0 akd .Inentioned, al. lee- .1 ... .i,‘
' waral4k..: his '4114ireitcli 'lever"( W. /tulip. tbe.average farmer rind Confronting' b ° locked ' o' his '
• . d ,. '• ..-.. 'f.: .' .. • ',..,- 0•,•:.• ..,K,....Hanciel,.bewe*er:.''trjuniplied 'ilf,the
t ' ' n ' '' '!)!ruethli '.4.1)orni1C4e:' 7:f 7 .• tw..11.:Pa,h,i' 1:7.thill.4.*:07.,. .
' turey Wh-.0'°WaS• '4014114F.'''f01111.-'04 ;-11e': ',.. s‘i4ueep-xur. iaiirtere:;,,.huy'a, .'ai*eye, •,,e0... ,.f.I.tifs, was ..el.gict.„ t.i4,t peujii. ,),:igt.' delUe.s. Past..:the. cope do net ,hold then
. Subiect ear, • •... • :„ • . .•,. •
. „ 0 If ed the value. p - good- breedingt :he killect;oriSidden; ::‘,`.:'' . :',.. ' '. -. ' ',' 80"0 In: Pnottinn'. -, Tnq ;Innt°174-ernsg,
"pnik :144e. ivito .boe,..beeP,'„rohsed hi live stock. 'Teeti11101ilets' fietn'these •''Beethdiren • One. of the greatest MaS.-.
froin,. their Sleep on .boingd Rhin: by the,-
„ Men are .,,,
easily,-obtairiedt aid 'should:,ters of rileicicik, had a life that"waa be..:
• : terrible cry of. *an overboard! •' „epn convince, the, moot ,skeptical that :the set with trials, but his ntornents the
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extrEt geed.
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fu1YeaiIitineaning,» said the lee,
tprer.... ‘,'•• , ••
"That's not right!" interpoSed it, lit-
Ile.man .in the atilience. "1 heard it
once, when I was not abOard •a. ship,
And I realized it more than anybody."
couldn't!".ohjedted the lee:
• turer, ".1(Ou. might think 3ois
but you. cOuldn'tt"
Yes, 1 eould1" insisted the little
by
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• only way to beat, the labor. •ettnatiOn, ' times of •inspii•ation, nrust; 'have made
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• coat 'of feed; etc:, IS to keep 6143f Oise up for 411: he" .w.as• weed lcorendure, .,
trninthls that''.are bred , W.. Produce, , . Once,. ' when. -passing. :411rough a
either Milk or beet . .. . .:1 . • 'Street in .Vienne, he, heard; the sound
..,:rille ;Bur -rive.. oonduntedv, ,. t Prof of a :piano Coining from ,an upper 'Win:
Leitch In the • different Cenntiee all ye (low:. ::Entering. the •honse and _tellOWto -
.p rUS, Dg Dag the direction of the sound, , he
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:pure bred° aires,In ether beef or dairy' found himself ••'on , the thredholcl of a.
herds ; : mei. are . Making greater ; "in- i room .lit 0.4...hY.,-MoonheOne-thet-ivere
Conjs. *itlt..-practicallY.,H-the,;--saralailt4.7P-Pon ablind girl' who. was play.
qifeed
Ling at the fitano.' • . '-' . • :„ i':
,Witlichtit g'Werd,:Beethoven tOok tile
girl's .prace bethre,' the. ' itisiillniell•%,
•Irioni that •hicident 'came pne Of the
most fastens •: of; ' his .compoSitlema.L.
"The''Moorilight. S•onath." ' ' '. •
v, It is a •ilttle sad ' to think :Oat ''tlie
narne.„ of ' tlic. blind, .01, As •.lost in; tee
Whs "OVer
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WUU . • board!" • .\uenttY Of
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••Conan Doyle's Bookshop. , „ jvhig under. average term °Con4itioreti,.
SO. Arthur' &Mien Doyle ; creraer. Of. e can hardly diSeredit them.'
...Pherleek Holines i opening a• book Liberal feeding'of leerier:11V° stoPk,
shop in' London, England, but .lovers it ;vas shown,.was net: as great -a 'fee-,
•• of the fa:lad/es ;detective'h'exPloits 'Will tor, in inereasing the .1aWir ineonie.ae
riot have: Bre' opportUnity of Pnrchas- wri; theme Of pure 'bred sires.. •
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Ing •bun d• Volumes of stories:from. the • The Pure' bred Hire flea -back. Pt Win
author., • Situated lin the • shadow ' of generations Of 1ancest9rs', that' were
W.estrithister`Abbek`r 'the new VOW. siileeted:"'end- br ci.' With o sireCific pnr;'
• Shim. win „handle 'nothing but ,pejtchic pose in, ileiv;
and SPtritualnstm •works. but "•the butt,: veetor the production of mik Lyon Jells ns. In I Scribner's.
tesil • • criono
.7-717.4=61•, - ..ifirs%IhrOod so ''t at. : he
•trarisinits.;.thern to.:•his effepiing,, even
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• , When we consider thal these ligures
, were Obtained. „from actual' fariners,
, A Poet With a "Mad .un.
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ither the predgetion: ....,,Th.o.,rkaet Browning, '•Prof. Willitim
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r'n't Hie "Play. 7. wi 6,4E1 :a: grade female is •
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'..0 ThOngli.:Lord Darling, famous The grade sire has baCk,..of °,11int '
tfsh ludge; is well known ai.a hilmor. 'generations: of .aaceiters'• that; llke
ist. and teller of funnsr..storthe ..4/TOPSY'," • 'just' happened The • result
Is that. you ...tam:. expect nothing, but
aro Iiahle.to .get•-anythjug.
"1-1aphasard...bit and .yinies • breeding-.
operations...are the eauSes Of 'IcrVi•016.bdr
'incomes' and :financia1. failures. among
toolt.the parts of theltitO and heroine Ontario farmers to day '
• • sp.
:Wefe married. seenafterweirdS. The •ieniedy: lies 'the farmers'
Set me.thinking-7-ftirioizsi " I • hands • • 1. "1 •
, end I decided at for a good „Pere . bred sire, 'UE. •the -
that .play -to:. go On being acted:Meant breed of . stock you are interested in;
shMilderlig-ktca heavy respeitsibility,. and , have, made the knit. sten. tir-,
)1! it " ' • ' I ward eueeess;
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:never :Old. a funnier one. than (hat'con.
• Cerning aplay he once wrote. • • ••
"It was, nefforined twice only'," he,
aajd, "and'. on both cieenalons
young: inan.,:ancl. •yOung Women whO
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•Ma,stert. Of- Melody. .
-----NotionatTrom-New-Noliels... • .
. Is the most -romantic, as well
art of living happily' the err
of .flavr 16?/:•jna„ bkicon t4„, difiairee? .air the Most,faseinating of the...arts, .
thlzigs bick.OVer'inusiCal history;
(4).le :• it is 'Interesting to note that: many of
-Wen • like to believe. that in -love
016r:cell the tune. Possibly they lflay,, the. new -tea -di that have been. broken
towards ,the temples tOf melody. have
But it is :the woman who gives the- b
tructed there children.'
• ..‘•."' ''-'' • :. • .:' ' ' ' ' : ;_ " : ':`,Moart. was n Coniireser'et eight, and
1 e Y
: 'It is beter to .risk and waif. than
lei the 'Inorrients slip by on6.by...orkoli. the works he wrote at that age lite to
dak.". ' Beforelhia wonder-4ild of
.-,tO tho- Pead'Pasb without making 14n,3 this
, gi•eat efiort to attain to that Self -ex.". 06.11111iiiiicet:6173,1•17:17411:_ei...i'-:069;iiiilaCifi.:teiraeY'd.ii,Y°u1:pal
,. pr ession'''.wliicii: la An often the one key -
to. haoi000f , . . , . der half an hour,' *lisle recorded..in.his
• "Beginnings Mr..e. 411Waye 0the :best t•e'lle'r 8 'diary' ' ' ':
The liveso,k the great conipe.ters.', the same town In Normand One One .day,
;... Part Of everk'jok.. .,The •beginning'of .
have Ssomethifes • been hedged :thane 1Viilaandiurned...An-,Brovining-and-told-
'. kwe' 'reiencle11111"4h°411167-a-g°°d.,:hi".' .y ' ,' - :Cnities, .liandel's father was .4 him that he was, behaving. outrageous.
.'.11e.1., , '.a: day In bed, I work, a,. hobby, ,bait ek-stirgeon, Who' actually:•disliked 14 that 'AIMS' ThankeraY, lied nefer
hatred, air . evening' eVef 'the- fireside,
Sm
g sin -these are hit nio.re: thrilling: at usic • ...This dislike' ,Was.'.carried JO Meek any fiazni, hao.nferelY:.re6eatect
i ' k an extent that he Objected to hii hat. .shd 'hadheard " and wai now
the beginning thoil"at. any other time." • '17' having 'any musical toy, • • . :.• heartbiolten: 'Browning wag Onitten
_ "..LoVels..pue-Pf-llattlreseetiffitilaTife: '.°
: Picture' that- ylouthfut,genittS; .ivhc4 •with contrition;; he inunedietely -start-.
whole yeing was glowing with music',
coinpelled to indulge l'ila artistic .taste
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„a secret: . , • . ,. .. , ; • 0
' ge:Was-lieltied".tureexiCouraged..bY,
:some kindly arid. artistie soul, history.
does not telt �f. *hem; who hero „a
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411-1,s1-3-Llie :' .
veleif7THe • could: ' never' speak' ,of • his
.wife.:Witli Calinness:, TO Illuetrate`:hla
feeling. about. iro, . oaks: Professor
•pheillis, 1::ady' Ritchie; ' the ..daughter,of.
ial
.Thecke y, tald. me, this.' story. • : .! .
There-, as ' 'a • ruiner ."-that .13kowning
'Was, goi gf tojtriarrY again, :and in 'his
absence "she reentiOned le.- .'.The ;next
day Browning heard „iof it . in : a: way
that made; him ..stippese :she. had: orig.
inated 'the. fable, '....Tilat.•night :they'
.nset at a large, flinner,. and he Was:•as-,
:signed.„ttf: take her -out, to: the dining
rOonn -,...:She ' greeted him in; their.' ens -
'ternary friendly. *midi, took his ,nrrir
. and then to her aniazeMent toinid• that.
he would:not speaktO•her, bat allithst
•sPiked 'her With his •elbow .e -Very time
he .turned :toward h m. ..... •
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'At flinher he, devoted '•Iihirself ex;
etzSivelt_tojtheriad,onfand.„
If Anne Thaeketay•sPoke 'AP him he.
„MadeAci,reply.':. 'When the ladies with.
dre3v,.abe, asked ene.of them Whether,
Robert Browning had gone 'mad.: ••...
•:. ° "Why, ' don't you ltridw.?": Was the re-
ply. • '"Ile beard. that 'YOu• started
Story of a seabird niarria'ge,trid.be Will
nevel• fOrgiVe.. yo.u.".
' :That' 'state' of. affairs COrttinued, itir
naont14.. They •cenStantly, met at •din.,
aer'partiesc'hut: he ignored, her.- , In
the 'following sunnher She,,,.'BroWning
and his .moSt,i intimate' friend, the,
Prenehrrian.Mnsand, Vere staying
•...9n.e,takes 'it as*One onjOys 'champagne,
beoatise •it mikes the dtt14 common-.
.things..anPen.r. radiant' and • the
exciting things -Mote -thirely and
more. exciting still.":--PThe Return
Jeirrney,": by, Itiolfard. king, ,
alinreorl-is a, ' thing One Ought nett°
•'be 'cOnstious, of--ii.,'eught• to be ;:just
' .there,1 ready t� briar over -77 -it oughtn't'
to . be . eattitated,"-Chris :ChtScoy,ne,"
by A. OE Benson, „, ••• ••
-,:"Bome peoPle.gre like apsturtifiniS:.
'• they eaturOt gto*,tvie.,11 unlessM poor
O SOjLu• , ,
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."Ailyone .or .a contemPlatiVe mind
generally finds him of herself 'taking
stoat Of his Or iier.lite:Itithefron a rail-
jotirtiey', •• • HoWever shortthe
journek, thinovemeiit, ,the irest.'frem_
the 'ideal of g.elitinge from
'the 'bine bed io.the brown,' Makes .fer
Scrap, '14eaii;',‘" by.
' Geraldine Wane:: ; • ••..
•'!'The irony AG all :earthly paradiSeS
the fact that they are sotdojn
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• revealed AS such elaelit Ads* pais: •-"""-
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.:"Speeelt is,. after all, *the:Crudest Of 4
O s11 'fokin4 :Ok:i.e.it•EqPteStiME. A (plea,:
'lien can be MoreilluMinatIng than' the
'• niost.consideredf phiesp• is
generallY inOe ehretient, than a:pare-
graph."-PBesieged," by; .11i1da,
Sharp: _
"ideal Winter PloSectround
Only 2 Daysfrode RawYork
• Sailings Tivice Wee ly
• Lamina N, Ya..Wr.sl. and Sat?,
Via Palatial, Twin -Screw., .
011 -Burning Steamers
"FORT VICTORIA" and.
:."FORT ST..GEORGE"/
Landing Flagmen/41;2okt Hamilton Dock
For Illustrated Bdolch:
FURNESS BERMUDA LINE
34 Whitenetisteeet NesV VGA Cify.
' or Any Local ronriat Agent • •
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' * : A..ppsik of liltereat • onthe priiiiii, , •
,Failiouti. far' its turd-
...:13.oiVinbitt-AlaSkan: boirndary iS 'Mount
----- .13agot with -arr elevation of -1;105 -feet ---,-•:-Iie4riatn168Pheter,- L,
/t, is in latitude' 50. deg., 'longitude 1:3S _ .. Perfect ''''.-euiiile . and'
and is peinedy aceej•ling t� the . Service, : . - - ....::• - - ':....
erghteeiith r.eport.„„of„,„,the,geegranhie, : . 4 •
-"'Slinfle''.iddiiiif!'fible-tr.oll-
oarel et' ttiinada; after ;SIP Charlei
agoto'BrifislrAmbassatlor,;to'ltittala ' , beublo.,,ZeitHnIt „,frOili 46.0
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etnegrad !in , -,;_•,./..laro,potta-.01att, . ' '.;lisnitreplestipotentieryte.. rf-
1.682', in cesiiieetion.:Nitk negotiattoiii: New liSr.diiittr.-..and
• in refsitArd te: the. AlaSken`betindittl.:., ;
, " Electra ..''Theralie4tio ..4
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DepArtnicrit. ,• , -
Wliell• we 'le& the .. society- ei. our .
---'fellew»inesi; we fai KC replge It 'tilat: o . .
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estillittla Withett. always 10414 by the . C4. -115TAVEH: TOT:l'.. I. Atlan„ag6t.
' '.. ishangoloabre ' - ' :..,:... ,.,„ io., .1!.."...
t4-caritati
ntic City
atelNew Jersey
M ma's Smartest
ort
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ed running at. firIt'slieedle the' OPpo.-
Site end .Of. the town ' Where ' Miss.
thae.yerar'46dge.d, He must...have.' ben
tveurimiS ehe. was short
for ; ort
and -heaVY and. not used to . running. •
4g1 was sitting in the window of.the
, second' Rory in a despondent Mood,'
Lady- '" teftchle tOld -me, "when, •F :Saw
13rOWnhig innning,izioleritlY toward mk.
lodging. I rushed' downstairsi and
leapedinto' his arms; We' both • tried
together and had a lovelytinie»' .
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. Reeketi
. At 4.0i w6a,1406 bt .offenilVe. And de
fensive•Warfare has .been.' developed 'in
the. forth. •of 'a "death, rocket" .designed
to thrOitt .mit a Muting 'Shoiver • Of'
tholtolt 'Meta miles 'above Ate eartles
surface. •• ' .
The inve'ntor 'is Mr, Efithat Welsh,
Of Viortlt rerriby, 'Yorks, ' England, and
his . • erinerlinents• with thetlinnir.SIZed
roekets are said to haVe Proved, that
and di'M ignite .any ',Object 'Within that
.regidn,, 'The etperhilentay redacts, it
is - ceniellibb to a ;how; t of
five •-; •
'The rocket onta1ii ti destructive'
charge ,di SeVCnflindre pe1Iet t i'o-
guinting. ehargei S.,:''detonatc r, and a
propelling' elitirge,: When it f te be
sent • aloft, teas hi. a diagonal
lamichirig craille,-;sontehrhat sithilar to.
these: used for ordinary eiky-roCkets
When the foie IS 'grated, the • propell;
Ing charge! Sends the_....toCket:_sparing.
out 6f 1t,s crado. .,Khereaftet, atregi-
iar
.:
•interve1s",,.. it is- gliren 'fresh impetus
by •the baillitig•!Of 'additional • charges. • rot _tile .ait defitise4galiestdia1ding:
alretaft, the. inventor "SOS that bet-
..terfet :hot itre. =rockets' *Mild h 43 het 'nil:
itriirdelik•Ahetorm of barrage, -The'.
peltets,Iurn. themselves' out
80 thit. ' Little •ithrolgailes"Witli folding wings ;
,
MinUte .1ite idiettlly to ho.•:Put, on -the '•
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and flying about and a Walt
• When doubta rierSail you,. Clear your market, . • •
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nalint-411,in1 trOgrekitively,--and '' act-
aCcOnlirigiy.• 4 • ree,0061 Lielment. ••
r••••••••••••••tk
and ball count for very, little, Their Elflike St. Godard '17 -year-old -boy•mhsher,' Won, o 20•0•Mile • nontriijlng -
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weight of 800 tens is easily stop race at Xfiej'as; fanitoba, two weeks ago,. is ; 'drive ,big' dogs le.the
supported by the. Cene. international dog team derby at Onebed.
The Outer . (tome, :made of lead, has " ' ,• • •
to be kept, lo its Arne ,Curye by huge • • ,
1)E. IIER. BABY• TWO Sons,,'
I bale tWo sons,•Vife--
lug on these. piers. is fQ;000 tons-
_
timbers. between Itself a,rid the cone;
There..,are." eight arches', ,istipPor'te4
by ,eight piers. The 'total weight rest -
5,000 tons to‘each, plot • , • •
• The 'cathedral Which IS Bir:' chile' .
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itUbli'v, 2.-ivrewe musterpie.ue,. -required. ' ,/40thing MakeS • h. ,Mother .. Wore
Seoo;peie.tiheidr,t.,Xit411t70.14Yiehat.,Sth„ ,EI:It:iiiiir.v*Icat' grateful then•A benefit 'ebuterrecl upon
her , child. ' Mothers, everywhere Who
wet: held in14•97.s. twenty keit* after have used Bab•Y's'fOirn,,Tablets for
tbe,f04t.i.daticin, Nvari 1•410, ...•on.e. tufRi9n. thPlt •children speak in .enthuslatt40-
,4120dt .one-seventh • pf. , that ligure7-•-• Zepherin. Lavoie,. Three RiVens; Que.,.
terms. nf thein., :Pen InstanCe,•. Mrs:
• .
i)911n4.e Was the total. cost .ii.: TO -day
eg..14Q,000-is:- required :•for repairs..• •
, iriteS.:".114by's,'-own„Tablets. are a
. -,......-14,...,,,.,-..;__ • woriderftil Medicine or little' onesV
;They never:1'0M to ,:regulate ,the baby'S
FOR TIRED:t •stonlich .enil:,beiWels, and' make .bim
. plzunp and well 1 altfays keen a box
'NERVOUS. PEOPIE
.• . •• ..',.IN.tos,..f..the.,....4.6,01the#to of Child-
::aodf adviseallTalli?lisloltill:etr4:sc.". lom.uci.:, ..,:111:e. :,icieuel.(1".
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hoed'ari6e Jii thriziach and bbWels,
' 1P-'•.-„I'._9.kr.
On „Tablets.. •These Tablets -relieve
opfitipatisin . end,. incligeationr, 'break
no,„'"Colds and.':•sim,ine fairere. expel
W•OrMe; e•llak feething paihs. and' pro-
mote, irea•lthia2sleen, .••Thek.' are. guar!
' an tee d! tok.e. free .. ire m .1‘njurtotts drugs
and.zere• safe" even for ,the .:youngest •
and most delicate • child: •The Tabie,ti
are sold. by Ined1Cthe dealers or by
inailat: 26;0,4 ,bor- frora :The,...Bi-,..*11-
liaMS'', Medicine Co.,' trnekviller, brit:.
PLUMP
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Fo n -
'jams' Pink Pills
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Are you 'pale and •weak ; tired, Most
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of the time, oat of' breath On...alight
exertion.? • , • 2. .0- • •
' 'Are:•yon..'nervcus, le your pleeidis-,
tarbecl so that reit (idea not refresh
Is your ,appetite: poor, your 'diges-
tion wealeand do- you hairepainsafter
eating?' ' • .•:
• IIi yeri,taie.any'ei:Bieso synintOM-er
yen need the help, Of such a 'reliable
tonic; as !.' 1.1r.
Read. what Mr.."Mr..,..W,. Franeffkil
gaiy, .41ta.icsays of 9is 'tonic. "After
returning from overseas," writes M.
Francis; ivhple esyitein Was' in a
. badly.' run. down condition, • I beedine
.nervous, iirltable;: pale • and hist:
• Weight ''. Of Cowin 1 wig given' tietti-
'tent :SO recommendecl:. many. tonics,.
SOMe•of Which I. took,: but. with no 'air.;
parent' result: At could:not hien'
sleep . My Sister, who. hi n.gjand,
„Wrote and urged Me to give 13s 'WO-.
'Hanle' 'Pink 'PINS a 'trial and •can
scarediy: Say hi:INV.:eau am that, I topb.
her acivice': My friend were surprised,
at my complete, recovefyl„but 1 as-
sured tlretn it was duo entirely t� Dr
iqnk pine- nto 1 now niweys
keeli be* 'on, hand', in lcase emer-
geney." • •" . • .
Tryon are ailing give: these 'pills a
,
fair trial and they .not 'disapboine
you • Sold.--..bY.,41-1:-dealerk-.14701-edrcine
or sent, by inail:at 50. cenie a box by
'writing, The I1ledicine
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Ou s4 (e is very pz:Cin'er.?".' •
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"i•should sa,y forbeet-
Unlit whiskeY-",
are_AleLfoola
• For .4'. their-Oa/loges and...sbirools „ • .•'•
That:when'. nee real His perplet .thern;
;TiteY:••, Maim; enow • th ems elves to.ye
, them, • --Burns;
Wisdom. From:Araby. A .. • •
••may. Heaven:' bless . hint .pay s . hearty' laugh, iS 'Medicinal, A .Co-
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4parative'.1:augh, 'a ....langl,..altegether,
hort );: promotes • god felloNvalnp.----Lymen
God does not
beye at the end. : , . , .• ...Abbott 0
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,• Death's first 'challenge tea woman
is.4 grey 'hair. •.• • ...• • •
••••Hirste. edines of Satan" *Ito :slow...
ness.:emnes:•of• God.
'Yon haire. great riches ifyou ab
iron? desires. . • • •' : • '
...At Aire narroW 'Pas:rake there' As no
;hfother and •no friend, •• , •
' • When • :You:Aire ,bitt an anvil, be, Pa-
ti3Orit;.. When you ire,a .Iiamthej strike.
'At .11:fee , 'roasted° nthet• ' Men , cry:.
"Take, take.------" butat the vinegar:
"kr. teeth eche?! .,
A,' man demanded • as. j fakor 'from
God, the • swifter rising or morn; and.:
ot the • dawn, he :hepatic :blind., "
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• ,..Perfaotly ,Natural to, Them.
1-ict:-'-"Theres One •Ithing yea; girls
are perfectly natural at," • •
'She -"What's that, PleaSa"
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first Wedding ceremony Official;
.iy..*.perforrned,in....England.oz• Wales • by
-W.Ol:114/lreeelltrY.0:419.KRIAce,;:at
don regiSte:r office, Where Miss Dor-
Ileldarzo
registrar. ••
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(:).11'.1;•?1,,tiet.8an,A:04yewt
Bringing tis to shame..',• • • ,
The: Ob.eardedbtiint,,
and fights's:cross-the-Sea; '.•:••-„'
The :other is.• a; little child Who, s ts. up
• ori your -knee.
,
pile :le-fierce:end' beld,
As.lhe wayward deep, , •-••
11141.119. arras': 'Could, bold, Wiie,
• Ilino lireagt could,, keep.,
He luti tried' .our 'hearts :for, may e
,
year, not. broken teem; 'fiehez•
*IA111.111°6 on :that. Sits
ap.en.S,odr knee •
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One•naay In tight,
Wife -
Is he riot' eur..s:on 9
jJwit
,or.:t seh..waalyi..st.pr
one Pray or thO, darb;' rough ieldle.,r..WhO
•• acrOSS:;•tho'sea;• •
Because yoUllive 'the little Shade, Who.
'.smIles upon Yeuf • knee.....
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'One.scross the tenni, Wife
'Asi,speak,maY fall.;
,BittAhle one At home Wife • '
• v . „
Cannet •; • • . .
They httit aro only on, and 'haw thank-
' • ,should. we be • ' .• •••
We. cannot • rose, the darling" son who
• upon your trnee ! .0. •
• • ' • • •LOrd...Buchanan2
•-•C't•••••-•-••-• • .:.'
Lihtning
Rinks.
. •The MiSeibilities are*. :that ..a..-inan•
•
Eta' Tiding direetly under .a storm cloud
wOuld be. astritek by.: lightning fifteen
t imes-th-one-hundred -strokes -while-A,
mititegrpund wcTuld:be itruelc.
Only once .thzudrect stroltes., The'
•:figtires, apply' ' Only' k the Man .is--,.
' Tbe 'Chance that -a thunder 'elond; Of
a•-s„titlicienn t voltage ...to. cause. a
'charge -wilt -he, particular...01,
..jeat and thus the
1very slight' indeed,. • •
iikelilio�d
a Dontiailon,;-Epress Moneii0rder..• :
Of, .ank particular . obieet • being Struck
W*1.111 order.ing ,goods Malt send
,
'lizve yol;e4u Moon-
light' ?", lie .aslied the .young
hind •.the. counter', • • , • •• •-
The.YOling Lady: gave:11:4•e o stertrOd.
.look and replied:'!!..a: piust..'have heel'
thegirl at erther,edunter,•• Pre •only
been', itere,a.weett.:•, ' • •
For .First Alci--IViinard's
• tTeo..o.o.d,,,.s.4,fe,12S7 Milli„ons' and. p..restribad by Th's
-tFootliache
• Jthatiluttisin•
cians ,for
`;14doot:'0.4.1.:
whin ..0,,yrt s
r•Ilayet"'
• Also Vottlos of II -I
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'A.Alidrre' Is the trail*, mark Weltered, In' C114:04,- 4:t
,oe fAtrtyl .84114ifp, ',Ai id, • k,
-414i t manurnottire,,io aseIst 0.01C,
.1.3sro ootosty, thor gentral trado
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Mr - rafec
o:rits , of 1•• tablett.
zna 100-s--1..:Zryvists.
•:••••?:o•-tin-f.zf. .14.0ric•fst.f
WIt11,:•41' 14 '74'H
tiAt 14. ;All 1,1•Arl 111o) Ttl.,44;t's••,
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avertisemints
• REMNANTB,
ARGAIN PARCEL. 42; . 5 LB3.,
_ Paithes, McCreerYA CilatboAt
Ontario. •
REE:'CATALOGUE,
A$FEEEIW .BUSEES, GLAD -
Ms; peony, Fancy Dahlias' "
and Barred Rock Eggs. The "Wright •
Farm, Erpckville, (int, •
• '.WANTED
TZ MN DRIED • .22". 'spvTwoop
Heading Board!, dressed one
oldo to 3fi" and BAWrieinted both edges. ••
QuW..e .here. Reid Bros., .Botlk•
vvell( Ont. " ' • .; •
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Problerni..
• A pig'belonging •to. Engliskiarm-,
Or Wee ,sod to. a dealer Wisp liv,k,eight
away,-. The morning after th•
.•ir ale the, pig reappeared .in:its 'si
taifirg, escaped: from its -nevi :quarte
during the rtig:ht.; ", • :: .. • • •
• „The .11044 instinct'. is stronger '
e '1)W:than-in ' An
Etheestheilar • to'..the above occurred ;.•.•
2 t7F.ipi1.4i14: Where a. pig traveled tour'
teen ° to: its' Old beam:. !ter. •
being sold in a local market.
,
Darwin ..belleved the ,pig capable
developing' the sagacity of a dog. • 'For
example, a.,sew13O19nging to. a' Eng!
JISII,geme. keener; Was trained to hunt .
.ge.me, at which 11,1recarne more expert
than 'nips( pointers, The t.4.'nie, of thio,
spfe'ad,..far - dee, and. •
terepting offers werentede buy it;
shciW. Oat' .pigs :
.derys-were.often-uSed4aP7heaita-of•-brin:,-,0,
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-.den while there • is' •at learrt, one •Well ,
•Authentleated• instance of a Pig being .
:employed. ter .rounding 'hp
hats 'the :most' enriOuS nse. to which. -
:the seecieS'haS.ever been Mit ,Wea. Up.
• draw ,a, carriage' for ani'e Centrie'Vic-
.
• torian nobleinan.,
...The i Herbarium : he Gardens ,
nentains rieitrly•4;00c0,090. of;
drzej plants, fruits, and seeds', ,and'...
..the ecintain's :some. toxic Ara;
•. . .
umes. •• about' 30,000 spectmens. aro::
added to., the.-lierhar every year
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tcoe. .
rnatistn
liert'Yting.•of 'Irlich•Bay,P;Itte„,
,
.Writes: hs' follow : .••
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..".I" Conid net* turn .over In bed at
iiigl3t:' I tried, 4,6cterir and Sent 'off°
:for medicines which dld .410 'no
' good, but' after using three hottfes
of-Minerdfa m :rneumatisni: left me
entirely, „and I 'heie never: felt, it
since." .;• ,
AlWays ke'ep
114.114..
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-.Lin ment.
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,Eru
Prid
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tions.OriTSlaideiq; 'Neck
licged 'and Buiiieci:
My trouble began aritlired spot8!
hreakiniHeut on iny shoulders;
n k and face. ThOY ite,hed ,and
burned causing 'I'm to scratch ,and
fr ithte the affecte&Parit.... The crop -
Ons sealed over and 'my,cletbing
ggiv.yitted"them. My face was dise
figured, pnd the trouble liePt getting
," I began:using_ Quticara....Boap
and Ointment,,and after using three
calc6i, 'of Cuddy*. Soap and one
, and a .half boxes'of Cuticuia
nient :I was:. completely. healed.",
O (Bigned). Mist Pauline Mills, R.
• F. D. 4, quaker City, Ohlo; June
• .15, 1923. .* •
•: Cuticurst Soap, Ointment and Tal-
cum are all'you need for every -day
. toilet and nursery purposes.
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.......,:r1y,o..................sinew vLS...,.........hat ng Stink.
a p. so roe 5, all. Ad reso Canadian
Depot: 'patients., I', 0,,Sox 2611
1, Montreal."
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Pelee Soan25e."01ntntent 25 an.d50,c..TaloutoSie.,
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Lydia E. Pink:haul's Vegeta.
Pie CacatCound. a Dependable
Help -for :Mothers
Port Greville, Note' SCo'tifi.--" I toeli
k our medicine for a terrible pain in nay
side and for Weahrtisi„andheadacheu. I *
Seetied to Woittall over, too,- and iny
feet and harldP vi;deq *th„6 'most. lain
theinlotl;c.r, of fotir emidren end I acn.
ntresits; iny habythe first one of four
-1 .coula nurse. 1 took E. Pink,:
ham's N9getable Cescp:ound bere the'.
birth, 'ad you can s'e.e how much,
it hied me, 1- cannot praise it toe
• , highly for what ic has doneforme, I • .
took all kind's of :inedicino,,hnt the Veg- • '
'table Compound is tlie only one that .'•
'lies, helped me for any. lerigtli 'of tinle.
recorrinzimd•it to ,any.one witfrtroriblee:
Ikc'niin 'and You zna_y use zfly le tter for a .0 .,
On narhltICtiLttYi. •
port aroville;1..`111va otia,•
lic fere and a fterehild.birtliihemothe.i:
•Pifikharri'S Vegetable
Compound it b1es8ing;
1.ninny lettere ete teeeived
in.:g the same Sort Of' experience as is'
4 -given i5--i-letter.'-,Nist-,‘-etlY is
....methetchetiellted,,butlhoeo,-good results
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No IiatmCu1 ,drugs used -in 414
preptiratton Of this medicine -just roott
And 'herbs - and it can betaken m sifott ,
by -ihe nitre:111g utother. - ,
11,8. Ottof:,every 100 -women ,reported
bencilt train its use in a recent tanIntas
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'afroMfg tfroinsn Usurs Of this medicine, .C,
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