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• , . IA ' 145 ria *.eViiillthat ' is, he'. ?Mlinie MO turned a little white!,f
waif odd,', No 'Ait,14.-pdalwjiti ,04.01,0pps4.046,,.-ground-twroo--tv. in7:47,silentr
al
adattlaigiiiiihinen17ark of taat••Valaahla ait heldaoat his hand to Addle, who
; 0'44 .Moe ahlIntlant., in genillaa. 'ataad'tranaf/aed.aait.h itOtaoia :to :hrosh
t'4ao•• 9t119rs; VOI:ich• ratt„Yea'tinna''Clif=jthe enraged little•demon away, and
f•Prent: from*naalen Men, but It was then .with the utmost serenity„ .beza
• tretiendn,ant in hinla No one ever tlaO.I4d. an - ammonia bottla froal:.i.
'aaeonlaa ,t0;latevi „init. where In place weak -nerved .161'1 and, applied ',it. " to
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ngleare
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.---"--77,5 , • jannue was n aeholett Of mine' ,.and _t.:"1 am not much acquainted,'Adtiel
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that MayaeXalain heat fa catintAfilinevc
w
...: th-aoilf-fnaaaaleggeaafaiereds-;-bua-
aa*maeh, abet/el:tine; ' ..'. a,' • es some of his relatives, „Cre:Pasona
1 . To 04., ir,l .snakes an his• poeketa at- "msa I, Will use this .on .general kin
'!ateat of •0441re41011Oili Was a Matter mplei with . no `disrespect' intend
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of •course •With-011:087.-tOok•-aagreatt toward the 'One iii'Ciatatipai," . •
1 'Snterest in Dame Nature's affairs, That wag his • only reproof., Of
and yet had gaffe enetigh left for his course, A.ddie repented In sack -cloth
own, ., • ' , , . ' and ashes, gild those girls had a
' It is scarcely necessary to say that great respect ger him thereafter -
the feria were all afraid of hien and ; dmirang • his courage, if: nothingOxpre§4ed their Nees eery plainly to more. ' • .- a . ;
. abet effect. - .. ' ' ' •• ....But, as I paid, he was odd. One
While they could eidiere any quan- day, during_ a brief vacation, he was
•atity of geld, and silver 'melees, in the.; missing. ' No notice was taken Of it,
Skala, of briMelets Yet a necklace of as he appeared promptly at 'dinner.
-a • at- liae '04,e -eases -green at that- ' Butho wasabsentthe next ',day
aa abocketlsell'att -.Aar -eelialh_ silitiese To. also, Old :the next, till' at lest -,tay
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his great mortification, they infinitely ciniogitY was aroused. . •
•, preferred •confectionery. ; • ', - :It was, in the 'falai warm . days of
•,.• a- ÷-Perhaps he did,notadisplaYathe-Wiaa May, when the air -tiegain'-tia ateatitind'
' dem of Solomon in ,profeising to ;see with the tuni of , insects, and the
more beauty in his squirming erig- frogs held high carnival in the pas-,
feuds than in their lifeless 'coils; nor, tute Pools: ' • ', . . : ., i'
on the whole, was it necessary to 'I watched him,saw him pick his
' have 'Made' such broad. remarks "con- way ncroas the .- field to a rather
Cerain4 nerves, and the • peculiai -larger pond than 'as1.141;, by which he
.,, benefits of alowitg them to be our
inaateta, instead of servants, "consid-
ering that the girls deemed It per-
fectly natural ' to Serena.
• „Then, tooKawe . have .our weak
, Pointe'. 'Even Siegfried; the . Norse-.
. mien'a hero, who bathed in the drea.
• goa"P bided and •teme outcoated with
• horn, a _hitd-a_a_spata'.-betamniaa-his.
„shoulder!, Where the linderdeaf had
settled, iladefencied.-
•"u need not be o. proud of your
.,,
nerves," ' retorted Addie Derrea ,one note ---.'Peep-peep! 'peep -peep!' - in
,
day. ."It's: only , because ?snakes and these holes, all day long, and 1' never
•.frolig• happen' to'he your. hobbies. ' I.
' :detest them; .yoti' like them. I' do
a not niiiid spiders in the least,, but I
--, saw' you jump -tan feet this twitting
when .one ran' over your 'hand!"...„ .
• .....And she :tossed her saucy !head, .in
• alituale ;turned ared. : 114. had : a
•.fgreat aversion to iniders„ • and he
-:t-riew it.. They, made cold chills run
all 'carer 4i0,and the . thought made'
him angry. ' ' ...-,a -- ' • .
He was honest though; and plucky,
spread- a lubber blanket, and lying
down, began ,to Watch for 'something
so intently that • X stood 'oier•.bira •be-
ferehe knew it, and then he Merely
looked' Up, grinned,' rolled over a
little to meke room for two Uport the
blanket, aid resumed his guard •
"What are you after, -Jim,?" I said,
Seetheraatinased-!
Ile hesitated a inoinent and then
"Every string sit hear a queer.
could. find out the :cause. When I
came near it would stop, and stay
stopped till t went away. I dict not
like to give up, even to a frog -if at
Is a frog -Lao I . have -camped down
here to find . out, -what it The
sound is so cannot deter-
mine whence i eontesa--from these bul-
rushes„.1 guess -and when I find out
witch clump, Fla have it, or my name
'is not Sim ' Wiliet," and he :gave In
resoluta little nod. - a •
.1 concluded ° to stay and see •the
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Provincial tumefies. in. ()tattle Wlitl ' exit tail*, Idea, . a .itaPereiteor Wile .givaa
aletribute over eight •retiliopaireee for jns,tototiona,a# to v4allting anal, Olki.`0
of
'•rofOre44.atiOn litirnopiea•la ..9.Z7,!)'iitateS the .1.70Unir •SOILtaf104,. ...'PIKtiro.• tOr.
Ma Ta, • a. Zaalta„ Denetyllinit)ada '9; 1 i_raaarei let_ yeLarailablo•hitt..1P.14$.
,ForeSta. I'liis 'lumber ' •agaaeedlings, 'Raven •:Pe fota • .wera eptaaltalred '
WIlll Iii,Stillielett't0 plaigap '4Q00:nereotnyzosing 0., :total • _,, eine ,thIrty: The
of Waste laud- witiCh lita;s:'11O.,agrle(i'lr' ehiect Of•tite fattnicipal,dereonstratIon
tat*i'velne:und.:Wit'ea these "4'00a:have plots ,to to4,proyide at .aetuel:;exerePle
...--attaiae'd'..the;nagalf-49ataail.9-Ya4raatheinap,a.wheit_Meaalia d4;talawAlaY.-ai"taA-11.-raq,..
esaimateal aellie.;ies: liet-weeit.aiatat'atal ' to .educate the, •aepple 'al 'the, ,aetrial
$00 Pei acre. ,. a •. .,....• :,• .• ' .,..• , a• • : WorkJefapitualag,...40 prentenf'.the. drift7
The w,O4'.,c,drrefOreating 'waate..-.10400, ing.'of blow ei„utkoyei-reada. Alta 04.4
.enri Varr.en area:s 1S.'neginning-to5aa•-• incidental .Jitigli. expense. :Of' cleaning:
Sturke aptae:itupptteaatatfroin. tat* etsaita inial.'ectapina taeteteaa„at. these pelate.
Point Lj.)f .ftiture graWta•Or ttlnii€4% ', In •end' ...t.ta.lak),aide ,..the begi in alag :a of', or
le05,wilet',11. ti•si: Weak iWee ,ataita'il. forest .Walah - may i?O a(1410a...to •
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---laeaweetatwaaenalatheeeathapsaMaSe.ed ..timeaapatillaalAnda. Well.' Will.' fal.'49• ,
linga vv,ere:,diStfihtitied,4entl•la Me 'be= :iltitttre,'nfod.ce, yalltable .tiniber",
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.wOre Ve.rmationtly, nra &tea:: 'la 'addi:•• '-r . ..- '.'-'
,.t4,,,e4.,,s.a,yg4„,,,...nr(t,nf,*Itip:pr„.,,o6.daig,o,,,:.:.,•,,..,„,.-..„....T...+,,.!:.ri.,T....;:i,,kre.„..r...o..p, 10•4.r.„,,,,,,,,, .11,
Ven:iarge stooks of geetilaiga.atiaa.aept : 1 aainaosit'172.00;00 seedlingw.;,ware?.dliv•
"en hand iir tlie-threetreviaelia,;:eeraea .tributed in ..95..i.,,'111,0 caletleinaaa: ail
lea 'awl, iio.. t'We transplant 'nurserieS,'1 'for'. ccitilferS' Of'.:Which. d,351.,,13.12 Were,
- 'There Is ,.#11, inereaaing ' d4mand; foil'. eent Otil",: 'the .dernanal.aa airitielpelia:
1,,,t,
„stock ea -Ch yeer by :private. indlvidnalS,, tor:Mine, ' spruce,- 13urepot111. irt..weli aed
-County organizations and ..inunicipali. white .e.eilas, in 'Atte' peder atemea. -... og
ti.0., • Faqir .coutty forests aaVe beee he hereivomla. Poplar tates the 4.•
Neei'artb'llinitnhheiler.la4n°d;:l'An17';d. !anill:italic:66.. tTayanG'r-':Ig '..P:iviihlitiee,'..ii.ail4ltd.a°1abtri(l'ariih:ift°;e1.. aw,intilvtallil'i:::11-1..1(is8.5011111/..1•..
the lead and other ' Cottutiea :ate on. , great deinand.. Eleven specfl!s or coal-
aldering', the aidVisibilify .'ot starting ' fora 7.4.nd fourteen epeclea. ; ot'llard-.
forest,1 on. their waste araaaa Two nyi-IWOOde are. aupPlied: ilY the7Governtnent.
vate forests ' ha:ve•been 'establashed• on nurseries *which ;are • Veing enlarged
estateS. ' . - . ' ., '.. . : ' each year. . , •
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. . . ..'. incresing.",Ciemand.:,
. In 1925 more aPplicatione' were yea
celeed. for seed:liege thatt 'egad' be
'811:011:balatafathealiursertear' Serifea32O,
applicants,. •secured over., ;Ilya and, a
quetter ntillion •trees and . In '1936 .the
derriand Was even greater.. The ;re',
sults of this Interact ••ie evident In
tumerimis. amali .plantations ..tlirough-
oat thei PrOvince: ' ; It., is .,o, tat,tA '. that
there Is hardly a farm in. ,Ontarte that
Ilea tet.'earee area, that -la'itoPraetical
Or inapOssible 'for .agriculture and ;the
Mianting of treeeapen theae: 'trees:ea:
'imies. fearofitable caop of tlitiber, .pests
or poles from ,sMi • that Weald ...other.
Wise'in'odude 'weeds::: ',....•-...1:. .• • :-•'. ' •
. Munietpal..demonstration. pieta. have..
-beeaaeateallabedatatotegliimitaamitheina
()uterio. and mana . eenanatinttieS are:
buil g tee, Wasta Land ;for 'these plots.
The•Onteide Forestr.y .1)1ranch se:PPliesa:
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:NEW AUTOMATIC AERIAL CAMERA .
Whieh.eale Map Out 180 agnate milee of teratoea without eeloadaag. It talpee
a contineons Seales of pictures, recants, the tate they' are taken, angle of
pawl -a to the ground, altitude,. auMber df expoeures,' • • •' '
them it themeadoars and woods but
only at this. time iof , the. var in.
Water." • • ' " •
Jim was excited now. He was cerl
taint)? :a horn naturalist, and will
world of sciei-ice
Every clump of rismbeinsti•itnelitelies that
was searhed with left :nothing 'unnoted, and when he
came home be had no lese than seven
an his. folded het. • i;
For weeks: we Were , amused by
their Odd ,actions, and ete for Jim; he
almost lived before the great jar
which he had devoted to his water -
babies. • a -
.4. little grass thrust' down in the
es well, for. he did not hesitate to , being somewhat interested in
;Peak .the.truth. •' natural history myself, 2and more so take out a pair for a race up tlie
"Thatis-so I do, not like spiders; in dr ,b0Y• ' • windowpates, Viet there would be
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eYesa a Malicious wink, stuck is•nose
out of took. one glance at the
rumiled crimps, that made her ,for
•the nonce. like a skye terrier,. and
vanished from •hea,,stak_taaa__„aa,,a_a,
''"Iicth4re-alcflie" go. to?" she asked,
With some anxiety. '
Jim, turned and burst into a laugh.
"Addle, are you brave?" '
"Oh!" •
aShe ran to, the glaisa theta sat the
little mischief; swinging ' frern her
hair, as. calmly though an his, na-
tive jangle! :• •
But Addie was brave, if she, did
.seream, for she Stood .perfeetly ptill
till Jim had disengagedhis pet from
the silken threads; no he ditnot have
water served as a covert, and a mos= intieh of a victory aftei all, except in
quito-netting kept in t thee which the way o further proof that nerves
leasupPlietaalthotighateagailed--I-beavan-abeacentrolledaevee aglia's.-
-lieve. to see them eat. ' That Was their last race, however:
During the 'day they were rather, That very night,. the ;eat found a
quiet; but when dusk came on, first' way, to claw off the, net from the
would b th ate nth of t • a d d te usl
went tafisking, with what .Succesb the
one •ms, „inflate
has scarletlittle bag -Pipe till it was
is round as 'a feotball; and discOurse"
shrilly, theta another would take it
lin, tin the • din would become. un-
bearable. • • ' '
, It was music to 7though. He
watched theta day and. 'night. He
claimed that: they foretold •sterins..14
elinibing, to .the p)p. of the jar in. fair
weather and descending into the
water. on the 'approach of :a fotila."te
iieeP Cait.of the avet;"adanain.g up an
-down inalieertain. weather like acro-
bats. . •.
But his ;greatest delight was to:
mo he .j r an ex ro y
empty jar could testify. • • a . •
• , But it was. long' ere we forgot Jim's
Pets; and I think there Was a .itattuil
respect between Add' d h' there-
aftei*. a_;••• . •
Remarks as to" each other's. Cour-
age were out* of erder.
' • ' •
7British-Schoolboy Eyes .Gold
Coin _Aikauce., .
The fact that 13ritish currency is on
the geld standard tiOes, not Mean that
gold 'actually: circulates to any extent
.4.4a every now and then, Matiances aro
repOrted in 'which tender of gold sove-
but' arid' not take back a' werd of For nearly half EtT1 1101,1r, we :lay in , •reigas is re,ceived wit distr s .
' 1,31, frogs . came out of their lurking a trellis. Hand a
so-a:Male exemplified When there took
What I,saidio It-aroa cite not. believe amhush by that stagnant' pool. . The it was like little men cover hand, foot over lim.bing up ,laa unfamiliarity with gam was
Me, bring on ram pets!"
' And be ,set his, teeth in ate de- places and croaked awat unconscious foot, they would make their way up
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h s
I think they do not the smooth lass now a d t en 1"
termination. . a. ' . ' • ' . ,• • : a •our presence. '' i . . . : . -n.
1 ' d it hie. 'heroics :and Mind anything not in Metichi • ' . •ing down . an inch' or so; and 'then -With
ionciiided 0 teat them a 1Rstie., - _ Puddertlyfrom- a chnuP Of:, xi/She& aeaeWed energY_Inaking alk forl, lest.
, „.,., - -.::. - ,
• 'Spiders. were '..riteift.k,' ,W one Inieve. en:, the., very. edge. or the , aquatic' time, each 'little knob. on their .tiny
wheal:I'M book -for them,. and she soon forest; sharp •and shrill rang oat that aoeS clinging like a sucker the slipa
'Unearthed a .litige black one. treat ..11: raysterieue, higlapithaed call: apeeja. :pery glasaa
. . ; - •
snug hole in the <mind. •ee ! eenl i !" • There w
II • 1 1 •
• Scooping it tp, between two ''Then another, and anoth'er, till a about them as they climbed, tieing
d li-
shingles, 'she: laughingly 'held it out eceee of :treble *ailicea added Itheir either. imb independent y an int.e
• to*ard expeeting a,o see aim strains' to the concert - in the pool. gently, and With 'a Certait delibeia
• start. back in dismay. . .Jim fairly yelled with delight: atenessa not like a frog in spasre .
Jimmie turned' white, and looked a •'"I have 'it
first at Addie and then at the spider,. Instantly every frog stopped in the jumps s,, indeed, cl;) not seem
to
make
A... shudder seemed to quiver all over nuddle of •a croak, lqcked up his heelsfore-legs
hira. and went down. like lead, as; brush- means of`tocortiotion; • but these' little
"Confess, • now, that you have ing back rushes suddenlyhe imps in buff used theirs like arms;
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nerves, like the met of as; and I will made a lightning -like dive with his swinging around • ,like apes, from
let you off,t she said, in a half-. right -arm, ,aad brought to light one point to point. ••
waxing tone, for she. already *began of the prettiest: end rarest aen
repent. . habitants of our marshes.
"I geld that before. I only claimed ,Imagine it very small frog of a
that one ought to controatherra" was light -buff color above,' and white tyri-
", the' stUrdy answer, as he heali out his sierneath; a pointed adse; extraor-
open hand unflinchingly. • dinarily delicate limbs, with . a tiny
,How it happened 'she never knew. knob on each toe; • a Scarlet -sac wider
She stood looking him,. half -pro- his threat, and ,an irregular X -like
Voked, secretly admiring his 'manly mark of ,brown upon its.. back.
. Jim had to lie wetchful- Olen. TheY
would lift 'their .poirithd noses, take'
an observation, and land aomewhere,
yards 'away, before he 'had title te
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It aeemed ;to be perfectly imma-
tetial to, them 'whether they alighted
on well or ceiling; They stuck like
flies --:et • as Jini irreverently put it,
self-control, and laading the shingles "What is it, Jim? I aaked. , • "like spit -balls." 'Meet school boys
in her hand... • • Jim thought a Minute,. looked it all Will , apprecia* that! , •
' Suddenly, witboluetif)Warning, the over, and said, slowly: ' That • was „how Jitn ' had hie re
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huge spider Wrigg , out from her ' "Prom what have reed, should 'yen& on Addle,. .Not intentionally
grasp. gs.ve a leap, and alighted think that it 'was a tree!,toad„ sir." ---,theta \yea, aaitrolig ven of Chivalry
right in ainuttie's hand.. , "Right, the first time!' , bade'. his oddity .that • uttetlY foabade
'the neat, irtstnat, the great...curved ' "But I thought they lived In trees, tha't. , •
nuaidibles were . buried. 3111 his '.flesh, sir!'" ' She Stood .one day cheering: on her
, and theinsect Was dyed red with the "So ,they (Id; but it is the mating- favotite in a race --from a 'safe dis-
sparting blood. .• ' -season ow, and they 'come tO the tanCe--ana". as :drew ahead,' in her
Then ,there was -a diri', The girla pools to deposit their, eggs, as those eacitement she came too near,: kSir
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screamed and ran or their lives, but brown 'wood -frogs do ,• "YOu often find Tree -toad gave a wink of hie bright
REULAR FELLERS-ByGene Byrnes. ,
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BETCHA 145:MAgES
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•tat`f taAt11.5
VIERRrr
ALoYstus
mcoseLe.
place -et Westminster school,
the centuries old „ceremony of ."toSsing
the, pancake". on • Shrove Tuesday.
Since.--time-:innnemerfai; it;z1ifts; Ife01' .
the • custem to present a' golden sove-
reign; to elie toY Seenring the largest
piece„Of ,pancake an the traditiortal
or r ng an • 6. nee the
war, pound notes have beet aub:
stititted; but tale year, the headmaster
was able to procure gold and return to
the old traditlon., It: hen transpired
that. tbe• boy who had won the prize
had never seen a.soyerelen,befdre and
iad to be assured thatit really a as
worth one:pc:land.
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;sa;i'l".Qa °: 1 1,-1; :elf.a'il4R41.4;:-':1'tuhu1;4:k4a.':14;;V,044.184;iiiti.:101,00.....-*".
'The 'phrase. maY .1100 940 at .tNataMeaata
inga; ia itettaceiaable that it should
I1eY0 aeltater,....04or4 o*
clrcled b water. .Look at the Map. •
.V.Tr.....1.:4Wliete.1171).;iatt)701144;101713,4.: -P119:9e.14iIi.7': "41017'.
'the, fierth, Where .Yeit "rlde. 'atter, ;.,
•00,50,* pear°. 'ytta.•.leairea .eity...
0114 n beating Mat• will telt you
phrase the, real:444.1'a byawaterea ,
a The aeatilia Mee .•aile.-
apree-is his college lattge
Canrolt el.1,41,:mr. Of.:the "barge Reel!,
ita ,eutlema: .; . that • •.per,•,
aitaleg ita• 'interior, let, the; ..'carieeintnate,
,trentjetorabit ..witlaliteli" 4,f reoltolans':,..
steers; hip people:I
W:sele, 1.:teed..);c" sale attqi:p,t .alie
argaga 'luta atifea •
4;tgagliniCle7'9aZe;\
,thing:must PUt down, for it Is the .
eream Of Oxforda atimiter a„.• •
\V lien the tin -Moil :of /!lights...Week, •
and: the hurly-burly- an liana bee
died. away., tine Ina y' titre In tire other
meaning ofthe river, lusa orkuui
fiSS etrermou's than tho:preCecling, 'rhe
si>lrIt 133• et that: of eu•nainei,. pref
ably cthat: of : the' first 'smuttier I m,
when examiziera are .'bt.t1 w*iths :
to be diepoied comiortabiy when
-tho WM!, contes,`but not to beareubled ••
over movi,7-.nOw• wife -a theae are Mani
thing -ate do, pleeeant, ell littera.
antaaalaaimitatite af aOlaughaaapipera.,a-aaa
Who "went in his youth and the sua- •
elate tefolaing„ Nueehazia and Goca
8:Owe."' .Npiy is 1.thie thee to lake .:a
mach -enduring' book, Which shall .tietve•
as pillow, ..baciereat, fan -H, at
anything,;in•short;'save reading.matter .
-amnia to go Upon the Over,' .1.4"ter, the a
wintor.peraaas; Will de f.or the read-.. •
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411
A "Soft Atswer.
"When las' wife-. got angry and
bawled 'him out he replied by, hitting'
her with a pillow."' . .
l'Perhape bellevea'a soft answer
• •
turneth away wrath."
Rabbit fur can now be. dressed and
dyed untia it needs an experienced
.eye to distinguish it froma genuine
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grey squirrel.,
t.):19 treee ;or these Plots free'of charge
1,)e" 'eatim.ateal. that in Qat. 0 nattrio,.
south the. Georgitia'.'llay region,
*there 'are' 8..500 eqeareainllea 'Of tend
which is suited ,only . to tree growth.
Most ef: thie etnials4s,-of• large stand
barrenseapci' 'Sparsely wooded haat, but
lange,einoutt of it is Made. up of
Pitall•ateaa .distributed oyer the wheat
of tag southern Part :Of tae,Proviace
in theagooda.rictiltural. districti.... These
entall *treas. Cenalat :of 'Steep
;
rocky or giavelly spots, portion"; of tae•
airta • eat; off 'by strearna or: railroaea•
swamp areasand level, 'fieTde of •ex,
tremeli soil.. It is the object of
•the .'Outetio Foreatry...,:bran.elt pro:,
trees, to aaaist. prperiring • a
ca.bp, trait titese areas. that.. are erellti
,Tlio :additional .. interest. shown • eaela
.yea,a, pla.nting.treas.O.aarbese areas
augurs. well for the closer fgt. of
these so -tailed Waste Janda;
. Peaks of Prick.'
- :
atfe gives. us two or tareeaWa,et,thrilia
'we like to talk about, /
The memory of the first goal scored
fades not entirely tint; •
To every inen••aomeaaeori"er late one
taatiffoixe koar 'of :fame '" •
When satisfactionaWith hin3se1t i43.. his
to boast.and -•
That hloi:pele.yrasrt,ayiedtzeblushes '„
s„" , •
..ancathere's no doubt ,thet he le proud itheeze. in aiere!
and ,boastful ; 'May. sai; (iiieltgaantly) t•-• • - "a svouidn't
With every right to strtit. a think af embracing 'a yoking lady in
his wedding' day.: ouch a .e'rowdod place!"
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No Squeezing.
He walks the world on airy 'feet Ag Qv" Ninste,tof (ere'rnonus- 1on au;
with.happiness,
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The next.'event his y Fish Shun the .Sunlight.
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and hi8 soul wait joy • . ; ,• aThe:fact'that in Oemi.darkness there
Is when the doctot ariag to. larea-"..4.1f.'er d-niget-of..their- being. taught by
7. :well, and:it's; a boy!!' '.fishermen and.; -other ...erieeties,, ,is', not
Or. let. it be: a .little,*glia. :the thrill. is the only .reasoul;w14. Ash. Prefer shady
just;the • 'sections of water... • ... •
-The i a
nothing can. Claim.,
. •
:Thefiethreehigtepealeg.Of :perfect bags- ,natn {Old Many et tier creatures,
• . .already 1 have •kinrsva...;.- • afe.pd..illivelylliarniful to ilea, and tills
.And now the' grey -beards say. to tue:..is bedeved•le explain •Iteir.pfelerence
•
one othe^ .1 shall 'own , ,tadark, 141.1 y. places.: ,
"A"qu'll.--beaSt as •neer 'before," they EiperinlantarecentIV.Made s.oent. to
siyi, and strut, theywity. wede. establish yary. deqinitely that sunitgat
The day.yonr son or 'daughter .taticea a .ii.cuartikra,, rather than, lielpftii, to.flsh
. . .
:grandpa oat 'of yotta' ." a There. Were almost: twice. ''its 'Maui
-:Edgar Guest., deaths :atheng young ilsit placed i
(roughs 9r ,water exposed: tefitedireet
suultglit as t.tmong: those in treugita
left n the...shade; The SIM :oein$ to
be' a: haf mful „ • . •
The „exPeriments..altoWed preciaely
the eaane restates wait ,0Sh. of different'.
.ages and differe.n( species':, There was
abygya a- inuelf.gfe.ate'r nio:rtality In the
1inshadedeaols. of: Water.
4:3'..6t as i$ leneatnilah are;theetily
ot t..111'03. that .fail 'to show a favi
d.esponSe`to'.witat have. been Called the;
health and' food.raYs Of. the Sin. , Sun-
light, either ..real 'or .artiflolaL fiow
I • '•
eneeealtni :seoyearcat
_sun's'. ultra violet NtYs,, watch de aa
711Thasfor the health sett vigor, 1111-
. .
• 1'1114 men,
• • They etri.de'aboea.- .
. Thee:reach .1.e their tOckets
• :And title thifigs out '
• •
„They:look impertaut.
They tock 'on tbeit to
They ioae 'all the .buttOna
' 'Oft of thedr.clothes; •
.7they throw &Way. piPea,
• •
They find them again,. ea.:impel:teat' aid, to the pltyalcian In
'Ten aro queel creafainrea curing many ,varieties 'Of, ittintan ds
e.as.e.i.1130 ro,otmt •e.p.ot,ttitetits lit mph
-:-Earotb.v E. fleitL 'oral ..soologh'aP'ga ens . eave shown
•• • •'
. • "to3)lfke3'9l snakes and "•other ,ani,
You doit,t iealipe male thrive best alien they get the
What01.11.1.0 inlssIng. niest,ultra vfolet• Tays. • „ •
.,..`""r"7."."`"`""Thmirr••••!4!,..""Nit,
He
0714d4,Gi).•Widtig oit This Guess
346y4 pita
Fata0ae
TtiNr:at'!.t"(aNt014--•
None 15 .
• 'pee
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Iwo
It is•difilettit:tO picture Oxford With- ,•
mit this ' laz?use. of the river. _ '
• , , • . •
no knovVledge how .far bak: in tate..
the •vtialerlifga up (Niemen on doWie,
the' Titimee, we're -mutilate& Sidney •; •
(lug •11..*1-aig11.--atabalYa-kneaaa-Allaaialautal-aaaa,-
titema -Pyre. and Hattip.clen:09; „Burton.
Was. toe' busy with 'ills books; AddisoP•
'preferred ',strolling •by the ;stream to
'fleabag •on it. Sitellea &corned; .
p.titainleawataed wildet ,baelea pask
Ing fottit ..these papet .argeatee'. •
treirialed.down •[he !sip." ..• .
Oil 11.11 Ir.18,1t'..in 1817, "had re-
xnlarly boat •on '. and .,ON-
..ploredy,all: the. stream's, about; which;
are..more it nuntber' than .‘yenr
lashes, ' ::We Somatinieea stain .inte •
of itslies and : thereu'become na-
turalized river•folits,-7there •is one par-
ticularly. .nest, Whicii, WO- aave
caristefiga •'Reyneld's.,CoVe,", in. which •
AV.6 nave, read Wetnworth,• ata talked :
. •
.as inay..b.e".-aFaar. Morlea, atiaRiver: ••
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Great Art Universal,
...'lf.'veaS.top consider the great men -
In tae .arts,.. shall invariably ' triad '.
that., eltch ohe. Is. marked. by :some,,,
'eti al ita. aril 'reveal sign i ft cane,e, There .
is.'Sainetlang...aboet'th•eit. ell that evet
jleaei tad: provfaelalathea'aealdeatittatho
'small,- and the. - • They....
gard eatteasure the tratits. ana.:
alrn at : the. tatabs-aat. thitigA
essentially true for all hum
Sit5tIcest.learics, a a a• Plates, St Pauls
surVey the' world front •to,Oun ta i
From' theSe va.ntitge.pointe ndp,
SnetAt'Ve is "-tee- a?'
the world: .exaansiae,. • Tltey see ; and •
'grasp • tlio essentials• the..saasicae!e.-
Manta:the .iountlatIons Of 'It is
for One thing, that Makes. the art
'af.Titian stiperlatively What •
weederfel men mid 'women Peciple '
,pantlieOn! . /yeller types. thea ' are ,
taaahood and wetn.aitheed! • What ' .
•laedimmita of iligelty_ and (le-
arethey net .unlifei.aafl•y
'ailizilt,ett:? ma•tte'r a . man's :
nationality-, he •cannot .choose...Ditt ,lo
iiiteresteti inalThe Mate Witha Clovo
et the aaltanles. V." ''of: .
Great men' aro reniarleable tiaaira
lireed•thaatate 'wide angle, of. thoir vi-'
alea',-•• They, see. not IliffereittlY Oath
ellieia;, tlie-y. see' more, .•
Roliascan Wile-s'ees And, :toile 0.1" fag
salkalla Of the .eartha the a olitinea
tito fOrast,'ttio great lutninOus.excianso. •
of ilia Sky, d'ots not•thlnk to tell ettegy-
'thing alint,,may 'be :in• the landsca 0.
1 lestTs. the grata 33333 334, these tit: t
o of: tnilveratti pertnaninice in
1.1adso,ape,,and einnhatuzes 111(111 91 Iie
oi'cpenie• :§:to an et,' deta la, A ins of,
nartower viaon . might. cella %)
all littateat ithulea. :of 'grass, lu
• des tkeps. htl-fiPidet nd 01308
:of 31rt°,...
how wral.be 'lama a•inti to. leANe oat!
111.0 1,61'0112o and ..",lessica,' aro.
tn. ate still eVening.ittr„iilaalOtle`aliat.
Constlintuate.S11111 ,Slial:ospeare peletta
tho 411 tiii•qa W 11 that one 'title:.
ft"; W atv"ee t' the Moonlight sleeps1 >on •
, this ininlc.,".„'
Not'a Word ahOnt trees el.y grim; $,:or
Avends'of„tneadeWs; not a word about
the 'etalite." ,O ,t he nigh t nth:hushed
Av;IMI awl :!illning eters.; bet do yeti
1 CA, -^t•tiiii,„1. lean Cr -can'
••• "tho..Nleaning et •
itfivi it man 013 (1 13013(3
ltJdIt ArAilpo ftio
,13i (i ,.r)on ('Oestveltf" I .
3 ho i';‘,117,9k len (s thn
1,;,or 8 nmio ant. 10 liltiglattf,,
Thiut thm liorselitati wag totteq: •
itiAlitard Clitiftth, 111 •The SPeetate.4
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