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high a -reading as 40 under in the
TERN SIBERIA north of the province, while n
COLDEST REGION spell -sends the mercury diving down
to 80 and even 90 Alegrees Fahrenheit
be/ow zero. •
Months of Darkness.
The terror of the -Yakut winter is
WHERE THE SOIL /IS ETERNALLY
FROZEN.
Plitahltante Of the rrevince of Zakutsk
iwe� ht Mr Chilled to •Eighty
Degrees Below Zero.
The eartiesaoldest region. is the Si-
• berian Proviece Zakutsk, vitae the
mercury often records /30 degrees be-,
low zeini
Ilere the aoil is eternalli frozen
for hundreds of feet downward, (tad
r- ethe inhabitaats dwell in a frigid blight
r' Of chilled air so cold as to ward off
.".""kt
4•4%, 1 ".
f.1ACID STOMACH IS DANGEROUS
MOST FREQUENT CAUSE OF
if ip. CHRONIC DV$PEPSIA,
aactialatfaa. • - •
The Spring Ovethetiling-4. tion, go through each one ee.refully
'The first werk on the car itseee and then pass to the next. Whether
should consist of a good cleaning te thermo-siPhen cooled or numn cooled
dirt front ell drain the syetem. You might flush it
solution, het that will help
reinove all mud and
parts. The body work is MA 5Q iln- With a 84a
portant right /IOW aS fil0 moving little if there is. any sediment in the
parts of the chassis. You will get radiator taelts or the system other- , .
underneath and besidea usieg a,large wise PartlY astructe(k If the fen ne beet v 10 sto Imoindt & romillidi innirmble . ogee' ot etomeela trouble.
belt has too much slaek talie it upend' tlerdtotresrey oleetannittatiiii-toilseese- ii-olittuttier I rr-i-`-erefore, be very carom vim. yell
sloor-4o istititienalse math eatitny Wt.". The beet WaT .1 .10 , to eallellit a,
and therobynnaore orkuio of yens. ronabloe SWUM& Opecurnat or take a
itOMaCat ath•Lrre• little ordinaly bieurated magnesia-
, . .. 8
, Put a teeepoonful of hydrochloric ileteembitygeelifirtateec'erytereeeeetoethel'erreemauellee
You *mat neutralize the acid in your stomach, ,says Doctor,
- or give up eating sweets, meats, potatoes and salads
and quit drinicing,tea, coffee or liquor.
Alarming Increase•In dyspepsia and stomach disorders le largely due to too
much rich food, and the widespread use of eo•osiled digestive
- tablets and:eine which give only temporary relief at the
expense of ruining the etornach later on,
soapy sponge and rauch water you
may have to serape some of the dirt
off. Use wooden sticks for scraping.
tighten the fan support.' Clean the
holes in the 'radiator with a email
Work around the , steering knuckles, °tick, al°1. if you have been using
around the emiversalenetc., which the stroeg anti -freeze solutions, especial -
garage washer usually overlooks. The le kerosene compounds, examine, the, peal in Your matutthele hoetident4thever•emabvee
car perfectly clean, proceed with the rubber hose counections. The inside , initiates and
work on the engine.. You Probably , often swells and obstructs the pas.; burned and inflamed. • Yet you go
know from the last performance ' sage. If there is a pump which "Quad witb-__41.gitte_Jef,tt,al or more of this
whether it needs carte= temoetti or . leaks at the packing' nut- remove the jameareueebilellwer"'veee4arzr uwel; you"/Irr' fil,"tomaacha
taking up of bearings. Did it overi nut stud insert new packing. burns and hurt* and your fo4d vcill not
heat, knock, pull hard, Ini58 fire? If I Next take the lubrication system, , digest And when you pet food into an
it did ,rnost likely it needs carbon re- i and the time needed for this. work Will acid stomach, the am simple cone
!novel, but if the engine is otherwise depend largely on the type of system. 1 bitted with the sweote, meats and pots -
all right and there is uo detachable In an ordinary splash system all youl Ir:qoul'orisT:y(otee•ittartsadukthirndteltiludt, %lees, and
cylinder head leave carbon removal have to do is drain the old oil, flush m
for the garage offering the oxygen' the crank ease with kerosene and re- Next, the 'acid may .at 1 to your
treatment. If the cylinder head is fill with fresh oil. In a pressure or stomiolt Walls, Producing a netoraiuli
detachable and you want to scrape out combination pressure and splash, ulcer err cancer, and only half the
the, carbon, the work itself merely 1 aside from draining you will have to eases e___i stomach ulcer ever Set Won
Means using ipeciet tools for scrap-' clean oat all oil carrying lines by ueVre we Pl'ost slallftli teeeteetst; the
ing off the incrustations on the pis_ means of air from the tire pump. store -4;4;h
"rare: taertio:1" dait "days
ton top and cylinder head." Any sup -1 Clean the oil strabeer toe and tighten means death in a Pyiar at mo017
ply store sells the tools. If , you do ' all the oil. line connections. this is not all. The acid in YOUr Stern -
t. But
this work, grid the valves also, since' Then go over the i itto te at* passes on into the WW1 Uri
they probably need it and the work is •(lean and adjust the sgnparkaplsuYes tet toll- -GbIththeraat you may soon requirenasiserii
and d earminges your liver
half done with the valves exposed initials examine the wiring for peer ow, operation with the surgeon's eaue
An -the northern regions, where, the Each owthner knows whether certain insulation and tape the bad spots, ter gall etoes or temendicitda. e,
increased by the „darkness, especially
work on e 'engine proper is needed.1 Bind up, all• loose .wireti. . Clean the Generally -when people have your or
winter might continue for Months. fyr. eXainiple, a car with a silent thain ignition distributer, file tbe•bruslies, laid belching Or -eructation*, heart,
Only „in the month of April do, the elle a tburnAig sentatien at the
lifting' rive , may need cliein acljust- i'' if there ate any, clean and adjeet the uure floe
rises higher and higher every day. Ite . ether part as this winch needs attene ' Ae to the starting and lighting eye. i buY a bolt Of tablets from tee team% laxatives and- ae .mouth waehes. but
putop drive that IS naley, a thirdeomeithe terneinala have been cleaned. take some advertised digestive pilletheY Delia and
/3e rum tostoberimne holthauerratodformmegi, of the' worst areas of Louden, both
gamete, •as otheeforzes are wiled ea Company with hts-eipert guide, the ex..' '
East and West Night after nightOrt
Czar threaded his way in and auteof
horns of the bull of winter 'begill ' to
break, as tlae Yakuts say. The sun indtcarstograer"ac„lry, '
tient, another make may have a tire I breaker points, tighten all wires after !i'vjetee.
of your oonn;deint.
If You have en add eten1041, yea
must confine youreelf to a diet of milk
and ogre, or it you- wish to sat such
articles of food Le chleet. potatool, SRF
ads, weals Heb feeds oregravies, or
drink beer, wines, liquors, tea or, ea.'
fee, you xnuat take a teatliVonful of
bisarritied magnesia itoMadtattai after
eating to neutralise ties acidity. Lite-
titstice Show thlut 90 per cent. •or the
people who have dyspePsis, and indi-
geetion. have an eScesis of peed, and
that this le the real cause et their
trouble.
Keep the add neutralized at as
Unveil by the free use of bleurated
Seine/de so that it no longer inflames
theeetomach. walls, eat slowlee and
maetioate Your TOO thoroughly, and
Your stosneek will soon get well'of Re
own accord.
Biserated magnesia Is abtiolvecely
harmless* It IS genendle prescribed
by physician* to be taken in teaspoon.
firl doses intraediatery. after eating or
whenever yeti have any distress, from
Onceog add; but it -may_ be used in
much larger quantities and much more
frequently with pe•rfeat eafetea
GUARD• OF KINGS
DIES IN LONDON
NOTED BRITISH DETECTIVE OV
EXCEPTIONAL TALENT,
0000.00
William Melville Long WaS a Terror
to the:Underground World of
Great MetroPolls,
One of the most faille= of Britishe
detectives, anti a man who probebly
knew more about the international ,
political underground world of LOndon
than any• other man of his time; died
recently, in the person of William, Mel-
ville, saes a 'correspondent.
•
An Irishman from Xerry, he joined..
the force lie an ordinary police con-
stable and in his progress to the chief
superintendentship of the 4tspecia1",or '
political branch of the Criminal In-
vestigation Deplirtment at New Scot-
land Yard aehad to deal, with dyne,- ••
mite and anarchist plotters throligh.
very troubled times.
A type of &the straight, up-to-date •
detective, emtsloying modern methods,
he was never afraid to adopt any new.
idea that would help him in the suc-
cessful earryieg out of his week, He I'
always recognised the power and Use-
fulness of the press in criminal .
vestigations, and he Was never "given
pway" by any jourealist.
One' of his invariable duties was
that of acting as cicerone to travellieg -
royalties. When the ex -Czar of Rus- •
sea visited Beitain, a few weeks before
his marriage, under the able guidance
of Melville, be was made acquainted
with every phase of the' criminal life •
rays in the eleartur begin to melt the
Vim: Such specific information can- tenelittle can' be sdid t,hat the average eeedee_leporelltatry• resxer4h; br:ttniettliieseu gmao y=111! ntheeytralizibavelignowttoplit.theohsameacidttponwewrdoi ior
snow on tlie roofs, of houses,. while in not be given becauae•ef.lack of space.' owner is asked: to do. An inspection Tem
ing your stomach with a Iet of drugs is uelteeessed • by lesurated magnesia,
the shadow the temperature still Now start with one of the engine , of •the wiring and oiling up is all that
, you may get to the poin,tafter a whale which is inexpensive and can easily
marbS 20 degrees Fahrenheit below systene'se either cooling, oiling, igni- ' I would reeommead he do unless ile IS -when no food of any 'tiled will -stay be obtained from any reliable drug
zero. .
then, starting and lighting- or carbure: familiar with such apparatus.
Tbe In A,pril terrible storms prevail. -
transition bete/nen whiter and • e_
'Pawner is suddene that one can CONSERVE
PUEI
•
hardly Speak of sprinarand.fall. The ' , • •
snow' Melts with • incredible rapidity,. Rural -Commiinitles Should
This vast eiberiau noblest, miknown. lakes and rivers, lifts the thiek ice that Plans For. Nett Winter. •
storms. and the water, flowing into the valleys,
even by mile to the average man, le his been•riveneinto.fragments ley the All the anthracite coal used in east -
es Idc as the •Verhole of Russia in Eu- intense cold.• ' ern Canada, and nuicii et the bittunin-
t, rope: Situatedbetween-longitud u-thaelekeeeh tmecealees-from-inines sitiutt
and 172 and latittedes 54 and 78, it liea the' storms-whieh drive it against the tnited States. .Muintions plants
WAR ORDER- BALK8 BMA MEN..
British Dealers iTnable to Sell Higli
ozi•your stomaeheand, eou will have an store. „ <
••••••••••••••,4
' .E'VERGREEN SNOW FENCES!
Muck Admired by Passengere- on Our
• Boots. . Goverment Railway. .•
A little "squeeze" for the public ha • Passenger i travelling over the Oen::
failed just lately, Says a Londori eor- adieu Goya/n=1'4 Railways are fre-
oot-orde
the height of the tops of women's
• OXYGEN FOR EXPLOSIVES.*
4 •
Cnriens. Experiments Which Demon-
drate Value for W.aiPtirposes: ••:•
,• The U.S. W* arDepartmetit. hag been.
making scnne curious and very novel
experiments with liquid . oxygen ...fee
explosives: . . •
„ you make a sausage-shapede bag
of Cottee doth;: fill if- With' clia-i-coala
and then dip it into liquid oxygen,
you have a formidable' bomb-eall that
is needed to set it off' being, e detena
ator of inereery fulminate.
Set eitin this way, the :charcoel
.
(which is the thing that burns) .com-
bines with the oxygen (Which. supports
the burning) and the sausage in-.
-Strintly tralleforMad bite
directly north of Mongolia and wen shore only crush -it little hy little. en_ 'alone, have increased the demand upon boots to seven inches allowed the
north of the. Trans-Siberian Railway the rivers; =retie other hand, the ice ',United :States coal inlePlies -he 100 manufacturers -and retailers to- :die*
Zone of serni-eivilization.. Walled off is broken up and borne toward the sea 'million tons year. Due to labor Ana pose of their. stocks during a limited
by the Yabienov Meemtains from. the ,by the powerful spring floods, ' transportation shortage, the output period. The boot trade, which .hae
warm wincls, blowing•erom'the great , - • . could be iiicreaeed by only 42,000,000 been...Charging excessive prices for
deserts of Central Asia and eeposed LEMONS WHITEN AND tons: Conservation and the use of this class of goods, failed to =icier -
to the Aretic stetnis from the north • • EllEAlrri FY THE SHIN substitutes inuSt makesup the balan'Oe. stand the order, or expected that wo-
' this territoryesurtounds, the Asiatic ' • • ' Present' indications are that, the men Would rush' for their stocks, and
, . .
Make this' beauty, fotion Cheaply for coal shottage will be . mote serious in consequence either raised -their
your face, neck, arms And handa•
pole of cold,with far lower tempera -
• tures than theregion about the North
``. Tole itself. • " • " •
• Though the broad, trackless, belt of.
• the sub-Arctie.foreat sweeps through
Its southern latitudes and mountain
' chains riaing to peaks of 6e00 and
• 7000 feet, arelo be found In tbe north-,
• 'east, ,the great bulk of the oblast ,of
Yakutsk is dreary tundra; impassable
. Swamp during the brief setnraer thaw
. and a featureless sea of driven snow
• forint* months of the year. .
Irdiuenc.e of Evee-Frozen Soil.
'Ithe eternally frozen soil begins, in
the southern parts of the province.
Around the City of Yakutsk,, its chief
town and administrative centre,
' periments sliovi- the ground is frozen
• to a. depth of many hundred feet At
the height of summer only.a yard of
unfrozen soil veneers the admixture
of earth and. ice, affordieglootholil for
prices or maintained them at the high
At the eget of jareef ordinary
cold etezon one can. prepare a fidi
quarter, pint .of • the Moat vioaderful
len1011.„ skin. softener, and" complexion
'beautifier, by smieezing, the juice of
two fresh lemons into a bottle con-
taining three dunces of:orchard white.
Care sliduld be taken to strain the
Nice through a fine cloth 'so no lemon
pulp gets in, then this lotion will keep
fresh for inonths. EYery woman
knows that lemon juice be used to
bleach and reniove such blemishes as
freckles sallowness and tan shad Is
the ideal alit .seetenea whitener,•ancl
bealitriter. • • '
Just try I'll Get three . of
;orchard white at any drug store and
tWO lemons frera the grocer and make
me a quarter 'pint of MS sweetly free,
grant lemon lotion and. =usage it
the gray tundra moss and occasional daile into the • face, neck,- armsand
' patclits of bilgerree.dwerf eviilove and hands. It is mareeloue to smoothen
geese. \ • • , reugh, red hands.
* This ever -frozen soil exerts 'a great •
influence oft the configuration of the •Kates For Aix Targets
• lakes -and riems. It .prevents* the ab- Accurate marksmanship, with .aeti-'
borMion of the ev—ater-bk--theitT
-
• e There are no springs and no subter-
next winter thanthise •
The extensive Use eeoed fuel, par-
ticularly in 'rural 'communities, is be-
ing urged, both in the Dented 'States
and -Canada, to help relieve the 'Pre -
.figure Prevailleg. -- • -
Ceintrary to (expectations the women
failed to rise to ,the bait, and a few
days before the time eimit expired the
sent situation and to avert possible majority Of the stores ;advertised cen-
disteiter next winter. • . aiderable reductions in high topped
Wood for nekt winter's use nshould
be cut uovi, to allow time for season-
ing. :
Farmere and rural 'communities
generally' can render it distjnet pat-
._ I___ reVerting to the use
boots. Apparently the dealers thought
the Government. would allow an ex-
fentiion Of time after the fixed date,
but the order has not been amended
and will net be. The Stocks in heed.
must" not be sold and 'practically all
of wood fuel, thus, at the same Use, the existing stocks will be placed .in
helping to relieve the shortage of coal storage.
and of freight cars. Substitute team 41reacly there is a demand for smart
haul' or Water- transportation for rail. low shoes,' and the hosiery trade is
haul as far as practicable. „ booming, the fashionable stocking be-
lt may become necessary to reetrict g a ribbed all wool one of the type
even more closely than has Yet been suitable for wear with lertigues and
done, the allotment and distribution of country wear. - • ; •
coal in sections where *cod fuel . is Leather experts are predicting a
avaalable Prucienee demands provi- famine in boot leathers after -the close the •writer the following interesting,
sion against this contingency. of the wee. They point out that the informationi ''• . , '
A large production of ;wood fuel is: Central Empires . represent between
130,000,000 and i40,000,000.. of people "The winter of 1887 was most se-
vere, the enowfall_was very heavy;
the best Safeguard against extorticei-
:
on the Ana appearance' of the beautiful
(Tepee hedges which line the right-of-
Wayebetween Camphelltote and Bathe-
-inst. To the• traveller the appeal is,
purely to the esthetic sense, and the
dense growth and well -kept aPpear-
ance of, these'lledges. rest the eye and
caitivate the sight in site .sef the en-
chantment of the Many natural beau-
ties of mountain, bay and forest, with
which -the region - so gerierously
adorned; but to the railway Irian they
mean more thea decoration, as they
are utilitarian as well.. Here is the
beautiful combined with the useful in
theitighed sense: • ' ,
Primarily these hedges were de-
signed to protecttherailways' tracks
froin the drifting snow iwwinter time;
that they have•grovin beautiful is due
to the:great care with which they were .
planted, and tended by the sectionmen,
and to the mellowing influence of the,
pleasing years. Now the railway has.
natural 'snow fences, serviceable, effi-
cient, beautiful, combhMtiOe. ,welr
planned and patiently perfected. •
To James Patterson, of . Campbell-
retire,d roadmaster, is due in no
.sznall measure the credit as the Orig-
inator of this improvement. In a re-
cent interview, Mr. 'Patterson gave te
ate prices. - • • who are practically barefooted and .and the high 'winds ahnost.continuome
My men -and I spent many days • and
leliinipipal wood yards •will, hemline who, when ----------.s declared, will rusk
velop it requires special practice, for large operations thus involved will etptre iiet a rasde ne ttthtz deal. Of tinii*,`so that -the trains- Might
, nights endeavoring to keep the tracks
stave -the -problem. The int;hthe IrTrhet.e.: leather.
poin ou a elot lie delayed -or the' cuts .1rilocked
=lean wuters. It accOunts, too, for which, it goes .,,44 4. saying ground justify. the .use of ' power sawap and g° us PT cese Fahrenheit zero It would fr
Peteoleutn or any other, , carbona-
cecnie •material will serve the purpose
instead of charcoal. But for use in
the field the exycarbon.high explosive
has yet to prove' its usefulness,. in-
asmuch as the liquid oxygen must be
manufactured on „the spot, and, to
make it, powerful Machinery is re-
quire& ", °
By a queer paradox., enorMOus heat
the Unsavory. haunts of the criminal
fraternity, particularly thii pelitleal
criminals of the anarchist type, 'and •
never once did he sager, eaty leocIlly.0
•haren..
riiC• 12.einptsePdioatt toheKliallstiCznalosmere.nt an
• Whenever Queen Victoria and • Ed- , • '
ward VII visetect the Continent, de- '
epite what their • mission may have
been, the 'famous detective actompane '
ied them, wherever they went. An4/ '
there is a Store that he discovered and
anarchist plot to kill the kaieerdering, • •
hie Progress throu0 London. • ' -• ,
• -
Naturally- such clientele were . not -a 2:-
eteW to show their appreciatione ,The • -el:. •
ShakoPPerila astonished him by eke-
ually presenting hintwith one of the • * •
• largest turquoises in existence, Mem- .
bership of the Victorian Order' wise •
' conferred on him in 1003, and only '
month before hedied he was. created a '
member Of the Order of the British ' •
Empire, while France, Denniark,....
Portugal, Italy, Spain and other coun-
tries.bestmeed decorations on hint • - •
departmeziain the early
days dwelt. ;almost exclusively with :
ihq. Irish American political .offenders, , • . ; „ •
and subsequently with the,eanarchists.
Itis greet•proficiency as a linguist, an .
attainfnent he had acquired • abroad'
.while "keeping an eye" on the ports,
was of the utmost service to him ° •
London when he was called -upon- to
•
must be employed to obtain the .ex- •w.atql
trezne cold, hundreds of degrees. below
rreinduirisoeofee aenbeau-
to Ing driven out of their own eountries.
‘eign criminals who arrived after be -
In the coarse of these claties, he suf-
ehe doings .of a ,horde Of for- •• '
zaerlioelninde.c.7Isnsatrhyattofo
tiful pale blue color. • fered A number of ,narrow - escapa
The chemists have not yet been able from death or injury at the hands of
desperate criminals he was suc- '
to redeee oxygen to a solid, but they. the.
in arrestiag.e Probably one of •
have frozen atmospheric air to. a clear, es.ssful
his narrowest "shaves" was when .he ,
glass at 346 degrees. believe. the zero
the , ceetured Menunfer, whe . had killed
of Fahrenheit Thee Is 6 say,
several people at the Cate Very • in
nitorgen. (which is /eourl-fifths of the
air) is a Solid at that temperature, Pane Wilk a bomb,. Melville recogniz-• .
the liquid oxygee being,held in it me -
The absolete zero Of. cuter spade
(where &eve is no -het at all) is sup-
posecFee be .623 2Thifeel-biroiir the:
al of With the heavy drifts.• 'We did the •best eeze a
zee b,,.eeebee , . , 2 • • e eleteee...ele t. we must consetve the raw materi
eee 31471= aim Var.BVE.0 eau tairoulttal-Pie« : ,c,...3c,y—Arif . man solid in le '‘..
ss than si ssicond 'for such fantastic creations' as .flher-'-'
ed him at Victoria,Btation and, though
unarmed, he at once seized the armedcrinii
' •
• • • . . I
Shunned Gentlenien Detectives.. • •
Melville had the greatest centemet •
-
we
e I now g lee 4p- le te • lt? eilttinguisffied. by, "anthers "Put- rt '
;atrium:4 eo-ealled *detective-- • -- • ,
eae,a.e.e.e.e.e.757411'4.'lel.!tePPrgrrieR4941deel.getteglee e..O.neepezele involved, is. toaludgeetlie motor trucks for hauling.. The labor . _
ietaome eet-. e orta
saineieniciiitherlierelerdeverreiiiiig- oww. r..!,,-7"-eareteie h d b •h mane like. that , clown,
desirable to transpor t e woo o e -
This is of utmost' irapertance, because
-the etuPitts uopticially blue pLual.4.1,s w could will Li -
. oXygen, dreg a r eeeeleakeiteeetaiviteewheteteeeellearile'eun eeeeeereeee
er so e n• en and watt
Si th • ' f th Bri-
•
.•
to rise and overflow their banks after
a day or tive of heavy rain,
The .. raultitudirous streams atal
pools freeze tip at the.end of August,'
said before the end of September the
regi•ott ia. clad in its mettle of snow
Down, down sinks the Mercury *day
by day. Early in Odtobet it is hetet-
vapor •
nce e egummg o e war of the heaviest •storms our wooden would, it is estitnatea cover the whole Yelx will find aa uselqaa aachlid'
Shrapnel, or other shells must' be timed =unclear yards in leg leegths, there
in as supp o t e army the snow eences were coniburied • • • r •
P , earth with a white mantle thirty-six *Those high breiti theories won't work,
•
tatfa* of our daituesiluPW'ard •oftt 45,- and th. cuts snowed up fpl 11."
to explode as close as possible to the to be:cut and split by the use of
aircraft aimed at. • • • machinery, 000,000 pairs of boots.
• , . at lea'st, not in practiee." Gehtleirieri
Experienced gennera are able to The fathers' wood -lots should, be- - '
Every Little Helps.
EVery availible maple tree* should'
be tapped this spring and every sap
bucket ,e41, and pan pteseed into
SerVICO, whether it is the most up-tb-
-flitte-equipinefiror'the 'tfind suger'
making outfit thaf, has not been used
for years. Evere 'little helps. Every
pound of maple sugar is wanted. .
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FaCtOri. Buil ding -Wanted
guess pretty 'closely by toting the ae- I come a large factor t e evoo . •
et the elevation at, -which it 'is fienigei importance that the wood -lot be not
lng jugt aboveezero, Fahrenheit, and the smaller it looks, of couree. I destroyed by cutting clean,.., Remove
during the next few weeks it sinks f,o For practical purposee our anttair- dea4 diseased, defective and over-
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parent size of the airplane. The great- situation. It is, however, of the utmose
under, .Deeember,.. January andicraftigiumeraearieusing huge eltiteeelemetere trees, leavinglaatatecjeltt
Febrairy- produce .degrees of cold of twhicte, with. plate wires for i"itring;" of the .thrifty Stock. --frotect'ther
which dwellers in a more fortunate wound on a big reel, can be sent up , young growth.. Retain the forest
clitne earl form little conception.
half a: mile or move. They will stay cover ea all lands not suitable, or not
A warm February day raay give as up too until fairly riddled with holea, needed for cultivation.
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%rectory l3uildihre with Railroad
one with several acre ofground.,
and vOith boiler and engine installed.
Preferred. Give AirrionsiouS, condition
er—hulldinits, and 'an inventory or the
machinerrY—or litlitiplirent 'which- -inner
with the' banding, .State approximate
pride's. Tide' may Mean a new industry
for Your town. Builder's and Contractor's
Plant Also wanted. Address '
k L. ZO. 'Box 9e. Toronto
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ta • -3fIc.)13ELNsis calf utlik.oe• 3ChiaLlifft.
4
feet thick. .
nee: -
Gulls in the Hencoop.
A curious custom of the Newfound-.
land fishermen is that ,of keeping sea-
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detectives shared alike in this • eone
tempt. And he was fend of recount-
ing ethe occasion when Scotland:Yard,- •
as an experlitent, deCidedete appoint • •
gulls of a, large species as domestic educated men: direct into the detective •
force Berea , '•
fowls.. 'They Capture the young while witheut having first
they are nestlings, . and tear t them
.oti h 141, ii,pens-
eaten,eggs are d, for lackf•
key or• goose for philostinaa, the fie,her-
Int= is satisfied with a selection from
his eoop of, battened gulls. „. , '
VAS THS .SPoRlItla
6A4 Not) BIG R.UM ,You'jo. aorr mski Gar
.5coikv. 97 IN *UR DliMi OLD $lieer
AND iT' 61101.0-D BE 79.— Do yours
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their time as police constables."There
are feer of theni,". he remarla,d, Tea) ,
wotc afterward sentenced for accept-
ing bribes; another was disniussed as
inefficient, inid the fourth disappear -
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ed.. • . . .
. When Melville retired from th, ' -
"Yard". hisservices to the State did
not cease -for some tinie be ivas en. r.
gaged on the Dutch mail sorv:ce line, •
experiencing ;many exciting • wham- . •
turee with German secret-, service a
agents and being instrumeze al in tho
execution of. not 4 few.
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. • NOVO usefor Wilier. • s
Paper towela have already come lett, ,
rather ceinnion We; Setae of there are .
Arm and of a texture euitiable for
vigorote rubbizig, The etuffethey are
made of is a sort of blottierpaperea
i.e., an unsized paper that is very lib- •
aorbent of moisture.
On the other hand, a kind of water. .
proof paper (known in the trade as
aparchment paper")- is finding exten- •
sive use in the home for such purpeeee
as dishrag's, ehelbcovera and even an a
substitute fat rubber sheeting itt the
eickroom. • •
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