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The Clinton New Era, 1910-10-20, Page 7P `i 4. MWTON "W X04 or. Woo 011W totolwe btu $941 TMO* WWW aR *t"Am, turlaaaa>rr ba07 rot. an4 b" be WObored,,'" 00 VIP �kl>4 atlCt � aa. RW► i ab 00 VW I Mfl,R Fj p . � Y '"ADF MARK PCri5TERE he Lure �f Csk�" C M� Qld grid young delight in -the rich- ness alnd delicious - Hess of r COWsr i Pertectiou. Cocoa. 4 it suits, emery . taste, Tice Cowan Co. I3miRed. TORONTO. 138 r ^1 pis palm over his blue white chin in search of a possible slip of the razor - Giovanni' came In to announcer that he had telephoned and that the sl• guoes brown mare would be at •thd park entrance precisely at half atter 8. Giovanni still marveled over this wonderful voice which came out of nowhere, but he was no longer afraid of it. The curiosity which is Innate and childlilte in all Latins soon over- came his dark superstitions,. He was an ardent (hitholle and believed -that a few miracles Should be left in the hands of Gad, The telephony -had now' become .a kind• of plaything, and Iiil' lard often found bilin in front of 4t pa - to Join thew 01 use MW lr in omma, bumf' mmmunkats I I , gentiow" who WMVd oat oc tbm window? a, u, oursomaster 0040 Positively 01111111e,', There was warco one chalim is t thousand ,of the mysterious siege 2 seeing the inquiry, Pot one in tarp thou• sand of her answering it. And the folly, of giving his club addressl That would look very digulded in yonder agony 'column. He would cancel the thing. He k dropped from he found oouund is park entrance, restive Marc. He gave her a lump of snkar and climbed Into the saddle, Ha directed the groom to return for the, horse at 10 o'clock, then beaded for tho brldle path. It was heavy, but the sit was so keen and bracing that neitber the man nor the horse worried about the going. Only one party attracted him, a riding master and a trio of brokers who were verging on embon• point and were desperate and looked It II:illard went on. The part was .not lovely; the trees were banvo. the grass yellow and sodden.. "She is so innocent, so youthtnit" He found himself humming the tW train over and, over. She had's(Mg tt Witt, abandon. ' tenderness, llghtnem For one glimpse of her twel ]3e toale the rise and dip khat followed, Tarda ahead a solitary woman cantered east• ly along. , Hillard had not Been her lie - H urred forward faintly ca. an ciutnrti was a rortnnace yv�g tiently waiting for the bell to ring, which Giovanni , fore. a sp Mous, There was noihing famlolQar to in. That he was without kith or kin The .facility with had mastered English amazed his' his eye in her charming figure. She is considered by many as an addi- teacher and master. But now he need- rode well. As he drove nearer > caw teal piece oP good fortune, Born in in one of the charming villas ed no more lessons. The two when ' heavy that she wore a hes •eil< 31aQ this veil hid everything but the Simi Irrento, filch sweep down to the very brow alone together. spoke Giovanni's he loved It flash of 4 pair of eyes the- color of the cliffs, educated in Rome up to tongue. Hillard because Giovanni because the cook spoke' which defied him. Then he looked. a'! s fifteenth year, taken at that age om the dreamy, drifting land and and it badly and the. Euglfsh butler not at her mount •Hal There was only one rangy black with a white throat-fronk rangy trust into then )notsy, bustling" life hich was his inheritance; fatherless all. "You have made up your mind to g0. Sandford stables, he was posltive� But the Sandfords were at this mo- id motherless at twenty, a college I then, amleo?" said Hillard. Imerit In Ciliio, so it signified nothing. n )nth who was forever mixing hL3 1{ •'Yes, signor." "Nell, I you. To �whom� There always some one read to ear alian with his English.; and befng� ughed at, hating tumult and laving 1 shall miss shall I talk the tongue love so `e ' excise your horses. He looked !.gain er the: rider,- The flash a this eyes was oft aiet, warm hearted and impulsive, 1 �I. when Giovanni is gone? with a light,not repeated, se, his interest vanished, ;t meeting only habitual reserve from Hees which he did not feel.' IIillard' and he urged the mare into a• sharp is compatriots whichever way he bad grown very Pond of the old. Ito- run. m amed. it is not to be Wondered at mon in these seven years. So he went back to his tentative ro. fat he preferred the land of his birth "Whenever the signor goes to Italia mance. She had passed his window i that of his blood. he shall find me. It needs. but a word and disappeared into the fog, and The old house in which he lived was to bring me to him. The signor will there was a reasonable doubt of her of in the fashionable quarter of the' pardon me, but be is like --like a son" ever returning from it. �Ttie giuger.in iwn, but that did not matter. Nor "Thanks, Giovanni By the way, did 'in the fog -thus he ceould write it down Id it vary externally from any of its you hear a woman singing the, In his book of memories and sensibly mpretentious neighbors. A cools, a utler and a valet were his retinue. street last night?" "yes. At drat"— Giovhunl hesitated. turn the page. At length he came .back to the entrance and,surrendered Giovanni sought his own room at the "Ah, but that could not be, Giovan- r ilroi: on and your ' digestive organs in that condition tvhesi they can Beecham's Pills eigners on board, a jilt of land on the west nd of the hail, squatted on a low ni; that could not Woo. tool and solemnly began the business "No; it could not. be. But she sung which prov so destructive t0 ,• " if blacking his master's boots. He well,,, the old servant. ventured. - +p vas still as lean and tall as a Lom- "So thought"L I even ran out, into . Forfemafe�, Beecham � Pills ore Spec surta6/a SeeYrufructtona with each hos.. LIn ` tardy poplar, this handsome old Ro- the street to find out who she was, but Prepared only by Thomas de and U.S.St. Americna,a. boxes 5 gentsd. sold everywhere to Cr<aade and I1..America. in bo7cea 25 cents.'' keep centerpieces and like.embrolder- nan. ' His hair was white; there was she vanished like the lady inthe con. les from showing the wrinkIds of care- less use. -, Book cloth lines this tube, sufficiently to mature a fair crop. Ali through the winter the query was. low no black beard on his face, which 3urer's trick._ But It seemed to me "What makes the Cooked potato' have not nothing wrung was noucea at fust tato,, the disease appear on had Government team and after the Government team defeated the united press. forces Pas as brown and creased as Spanish that, while she sang !n• Italian, she her a score 9 to 7 he complimented '`i'ou ends In strings, wherewith theltube after rolling. Place a sheet evant, and some of the fullness was self was not whop, of that raee,n e have colleagues, and said; the' Government by a small of blue tissue paper between. each two. one from his chest and arms, but for '"Buoniasimal" Giovanni struck .a __. pieces after laying them within. This �� Added. to the Loog LiP 1FT A UK INK W, CURES st due to This Famous Remedy. GFlanford Station; Ont -"Y havo ake>t L di Z PiukXam 4 yegetaUle m., pound foryea!ro and never ound any medicine to compare with it. I hadulcersaud fall. ing of the uterus, and doctors did me no good. I suffered dreadfully_ until I igbtly. He worked swiftly tonight', I not always said that the signor'. it . but his mind was far away from his ears•are as sharp. as my own? No; the ask voice was very beautiful, but, it wile There was a pitiful story. common- not truly Roman.- :It was more like, place enough -4 daughter, a loose liv- they talk in Venice.. And yet the sound ing officer, a kutfe .flung from a dark ! of the volce,dedded.me: The hills have alley, the sudden flight to the south. , always been Calltag to me, and 1 must ' Hillard bad found him wandering answer." �. • through the streets of Naples, hiding "And the � �carabfnlert?" from the'carabinieri as best he could. "Oh. I must take my Chance," With y'y'• - Hillard contrived to smuggle him on the air of d fatallIM the private yacht of a friend. He "What shall you dol' found a peasant ^who was reconsider- "I have my two. hands, signor. Be - Ing the advisability of digging sewers sides, the signor has said ft—I am and laying railroad ties in the Eldo- r1Qm» Giovanni permitted a smile to ratio of the west A few pieces of ail- stir his thin lips. '"Yes, I must go 2, ver and the p�pot changed bands. back. Your people have been good, to. E. With this Giovanni blandly lied his 1 me and have legally: made me one .of - - 1 them, bot .my heart is sever• here. it is ----" way Into•tbe VnTted ,S�ta�es, After dile always so cold. and every one moves time he- applied for citizenship, and so, quickly.' Yds' can'tuot lie down In '%a � of .a Iver of �' . through Hillard's influence it was ak-• the sun;, Your policey bah!, They beast �he,mare. . He was about to cross corcicd him He solemnly voted when you on the feet You remember when .sq when tie wag hailed• elections came round and hoarded his I fell asleep on the steps of the cathe- Hillard wheeled. and saw ICI wages, like the thrifty man he was dial? They thought I was drunk and He, 100. was in ridlug trmwhss- Some day he would return to Rome cr would have arrested mei".' "Why. 1a4 glad �' 900 YOU. , ez Naples or Venice or Florence, as the "Everybody must keep. moving .bem you In the parkr case might be, and then! It is the penalty of being rich" "Riverside. Beastly' cold too. When the boots shone flawlessly he And I am loneso4o for my kind. I � me in a cup of good, calces•" carried them to Hillard's door and have nothing.in common with these softly tiptoed back. He put his -face Thew enterec'�.tbecafe.. against the cold window. Be, too, had heeds of Sicilians and Neapolitans who - "How are you behaving • heard the voice •How his heart hart pons into the streets from the these days?" asked Merriheta,. him with its wild hope!But only for wharfs." Giovanni spoke sreornfally. "My habits are always exemplary -Yet Jn. wartime the :Nespolitsyl answered Hillard. "Bat: yours?" a moment It was not the voice he sheltered your pope." Men-lbew gulped his cofl'eef . re hungered for. The words weItalian. "Vanftyl They wished tomake an "Kitty KilligreW waves in but be knew that the woman who sang them was not impression- on the•: rest. of the world. weeks for Europe _ It is dull here besides. There is no "And who the dew* is Sl* Ell CHAPTER II. joy in. the shops. I am lost in these. grew?" demanded H1liard. great palaces. The festa Is lacking. "Wbatt'• r'eproaclifu lly "You kava os.raoT• 3MTU=olqy' Nobody bargains nobody sees the pro- heard of Kitty KdUgrew In R'be lick INTER fogs in New York are praetor. You find your way to the ern. Maid? Where' have. Via bee never quite so intolerable as streets alone: The butcher gays that Pippiai Prettiest soabVette thrift 1 their counterparts In Lon- his meat is so and M and you pay. the tom in a dogb•aaW" don, and while their fre• The grocer marks his tins such . and "i any, Dan, dont ym ever tae quency Is a matter of complaint, their such, and you coo not. question. 'and that sort? •I can't tvcall:wben Ox duration Is seldom of any length. So the baker says that, and you pay, pay, wasn't a li my 101ig00va. vvhatb t by the morrow a strong wind from pays What? I need a collar; it is attraction?' HItlata v—Pnv d aeayde' t the west had winnowed the skies andquindle1-fifteen yon rayl I ober quat- big black cigar. "W at0sr aftr cleared the sun. There were an ex- tordief. I Would give InteMst' to the tponr hilarattng tingle of frost in the air and sale. But, not The Alar goes back "The trot i ie, �sclr. 3t'in a ackr a' visible rime on the windows. H.11- lard, having breakfasted lightly. was roto the box;. )~ pay' gam or I go without It is the same everywheiw— continued next. weep., standing with his back to the grate in' very dull. &9 « , the cozy breakfast room. He was in Hillard was moved to laughter. fie boots and breeches and otherwise very well understood the . ofd man'd . warmly clad and freshly shaven. He lament: In Italy tsr there is one thug "►v cockpit nn hia heels and toes and rap more than anotber-that pleases the na- five it is to `mnkO believe to himself suffered from, Heart Trm& that bre r� get the better! ora bar. gain. A shrewd ptrocbase mltreris the, and Nerrevoss for Six Yeas Lost All Desire To" Live. WAS plwALLY CURED BY TIM VO t3F YILBIIRN'S HEART AnD SERVE PILLS, Mr. Regis Lavatiee, Sorel, Que., rvdtw' "For sir years, at least, I suffered from heart trouble and nervousness which tool[ from me all.desire to work and even to live. When I found myself in this oonditlon and getting worse I took the medicine ghe doctor prescribed for we but without opt result. evening I mac reading'ttie paper when I sea your advt., i cut it out and the nett day went tot a druggist and procured e► hoz, sod sines that time my oervous s7etem piss been in potfeail condition. "Be insured, gentlemen, that I wit D&ON be without Milburn"s Heart enc Nene Pills for they gays oro strength t' work and owpoiift my mother, who ii iu infirm rwwdow• amid cit whom I Am lbs 00 ou9 xrrNtxy em IWOA Wd Nor" Vit at a)* pit bort, oft a 'betas! toe, $1.36, Ok 1i M i Nem` an a f� r �AIWN-�i0* ! gN•�'Pr �f. . x _ whore day. It t9 tall;;sd lkbUat; taugtieil over find I)WO neat• tho history of the r ` ��-- ���.-•- Hillard pcesontLy left the house and ,. y toy': Bind : and .' Last Forever hailed a Fifth avenue omnibus He rooked with negative interest -at the _ advertisements, at the peoDlu in the streets.' at his fellotr travelers. One Of ., these waS "thd his $1,000for em! I've bought ducks ibr a. dollar loan? a time: hidden Hillard squ�mg ad a utile. The world nearer holds vert we Want t0 �.S>tld much- romance in the sober morning. fever from a female disease. The doc- for said. I would have to ggoo to the What a stupid piece of folly! The 'Idea of his sendlug that persansi lb- your first order, because we know thaj., satisfaction you will derive quirt' to the paVert Tomm`ow lige wfll open your eyes to the would see it a iandwbctuod til between that'that,you cannot do better sa'snpiea of rabepSlrl romance, tionaMe • ftltttgues wA dtvdrs saericL Bud thatiron t vwe � d not all sea"% l L cvarroatal. ye godsi -"" the blood business, but thorou hly ''up -to e WV fu the e wlio eimiled atgentie nae, to b1g0 eftVal, lo etmated tratu, Tlaleodayt tuseet seamy In lintour customers,ndo i laylnp; tva3 are, !call aerag •for piaatlrf Ctbi� •' bBorg , vitt ttitivt406te be'ne0t� � e ai�riie�a+iilrtalal�cleclt 11114Tho. DOWNS "He says," exclaimed the visitor, . turning to his wife once more, "they put 'em in than glass case becawi sure to follow, To take promptly ,.UPOW Sow•iii t1' _ � /�,i1i 124ti.v�11' t • �#µ1�� `�i`yt'r7w r they haven't a pleasant odor. And I AMOS r-15-001- medicine, If has the �: Qotnst yoaxseir[ two _ • Stak Need � Via►: I:1R ,,ftw i, also helped -other ,. y toy': Bind : and .' Last Forever women to whom I have recommended it," -Mrs. $F1�RY CLARK, Glanford Station, Ontario ."sour.. excaai;[icu tdic vlsiLor, turn- in to his wife, "' says they livid EnerWise ., Me. -"I was A geat sof: $1,000for em! I've bought ducks ibr a. dollar loan? a time: : anOW W® �Gardiner, wi d fever from a female disease. The doc- for said. I would have to ggoo to the .heal what have you ui 'em iii that glass case for?" he'inquired, addressing the that most of the sicknesses o£ life come•from inactive bowels and i\0. wooden Stairways can Hever hospital for anOperation, UutLgdia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound oom. guide, again' . Because they are about the from unhealthy condition of the organs of 'digestion. If your, from ' digestive system i3 not working right, your food does not nourish letel cured me in three months."- p yy Mrs. S: A• WILLiAM9, R. F.D. slo. 14, notable exhibit we have. Those birds' 1850. Labrador ducks you -poor blood and weakness follow; if your bowels are inactive u Box 39, Gardiner, Maine. were shot in "0 now extinct.>, -waste matter poisons the- whole system and serious. sickness is - Because your cave is a difficult r doctors 'having done you no good, do not continue to suffer without giving "He says," exclaimed the visitor, . turning to his wife once more, "they put 'em in than glass case becawi sure to follow, To take promptly Lydia E..Pinkhatn's vegetable Com- they haven't a pleasant odor. And I AMOS tl,e west shore trip was not very smooth.- Sometimes notably when pound a trial. It surely has cared .many cases of female ills, such as in, don't wonder at it, They were shot in 185ri „ ' dammation, ulceration, dpplacements, the frail craft grounded; the St. Andrews Rapids was, reached. At last, the fibroid tumors, irregularities, poriodicP L�LS good cotuiitioli: pains, backache,' that bearing-down fieeling, indigestion, dizziness,- and ner. Children o r y Gentle, but quick; safe, vows prostratlod• It costs but a trifle to try it, and the result is worth mil �QR FkETCHER°$ is to save. yourself trouble and expense. but thorough, they enable the. bowels to carry away waste matter there was a pause the Hudson Bay Co. fleet chugged in- lonely for. lions to many suffering women. S Q A naturally and tone up the whole digestive system. They will good fifty y eai^s later a the Age, If you want special advice writs -' injure the most delicate, . ,They help you get Your bowel$. , lorittollirs,Pinkham,I,oynn,Mase+ It is free and'always helpfUL ' r ilroi: on and your ' digestive organs in that condition tvhesi they can Beecham's Pills eigners on board, a jilt of land on the west ..: FUNGOUS PQTATOES. .take good care of themselves and of you. which prov so destructive t0 To Keep Centerpieces. ' 'a .Tttxg+e tabs or roll of art cardboard Otd " ptrteip That Is eCausedher. by Toa: Much Wt Weather- D® Good Naturally - or heavy paper covered with linen and embroldered.- er, rather covered with Leet July' and early 13i August we bad couddemble wet weather. The . Forfemafe�, Beecham � Pills ore Spec surta6/a SeeYrufructtona with each hos.. LIn linen that has been embroidered—will potato tops outTered badlyfrom a Prepared only by Thomas de and U.S.St. Americna,a. boxes 5 gentsd. sold everywhere to Cr<aade and I1..America. in bo7cea 25 cents.'' keep centerpieces and like.embrolder- blight However, the vine recovered f les from showing the wrinkIds of care- less use. -, Book cloth lines this tube, sufficiently to mature a fair crop. Ali through the winter the query was. — air 'Wilfrid was art a and the whole is fastened and bound "What makes the Cooked potato' have not nothing wrung was noucea at fust tato,, the disease appear on had Government team and after the Government team defeated the united press. forces with inch wide satin ribbon, which `to fasten such a sweet taste?" And again On time. Should sprayings of Bordeaux by a score 9 to 7 he complimented '`i'ou ends In strings, wherewith theltube after rolling. Place a sheet mitring the tuber a brownish streak . or. blotch appears all. through the ru- the foliage should be. given every ten or twelve his saved e have colleagues, and said; the' Government by a small of blue tissue paper between. each two. her,, resembling •a marble cake. This days through the season! -National working rarity .,.• pieces after laying them within. This `te seated mostly .beneath. where the Stockman and b`armer. wtn.keep their color from turning yet- eyes are and about one�lghth of 'an �--�-- low it they are•laid away for any con- inch from the., surface. The: 'potato 'disease G: P. !'itched. . A diversion from the rou IF sidernblii length at time. shows no outward sign of es- pleasing tine of political meetings occurred . re- ��®, j "f cent that the eyes do not posh as rap-, idly .on a diseased potato as they do. ceritly at Melville, Sash,, when the . `oLf . the Government cars t�IIiclJv stops coughs, cores colds; heals _rpt __. - '1�hese streaks are Cupar}ts dh. Lc '.ZS'Iig �_t"". !t'G'39"'•C$i'-$ti'-ark.g.3.ri]6•-0f..-,:.:.�e...+_ft1: Uat�i►IId- lfil•IIL'Sp.....-�;a,.�- _.,..__.............._..-_,...._...--•-....-.--•- - about one inch Icing and' one.fonrth baseball. Since leaving Fort William has been pressed almost _ Einch wide ,ince ' uery was, «What caused teat q Sir Wilfrid beyond his strength, and was entitled Pardee, M. was p rSOLUT & leo d kin in t he tube r' In Peculiar gtrea g.. to a rest. F. F. the Government 'forces. • ' tardsgr, 1t. e. save looking over, a history of fungoids and fungous disease of the potato we. find .captain of . and R. H. patahin _led the .newspaper' • Thomas McNutt, ex Ilaying secured a dommodious (Train buying all -SEGUOt that s very similar condition existed In Hon. Speaker of the Northwest Territories storehouse, we are now. kinds of grain, for Which the highest- e in ireiand in 1&15, resulting In agree, 'that g i3lature, was^ umpire Hoti., G. P p rices will be paid. ,�1` �rA C& CQ A.+«. - y •. -�.y.- ���r• potato !amine there year was s very•w�et year. and the natural moist rahazri, Minister of Pailways and Canals, Hitched for the Government; Bran, Shorts, Corn and all kinds of gin, Seeds and other feeds kept on'' �w+Q;nuln0 climate of Ireland -gave d great im- hand at the storehouse. ' petus to this disease. . It has not heap- peared . to any great . extent till lash It bears no resemblance to the • • in -1 �` FO rd & McLeod. - Carter. year. on the tuber os. the. UCeOu11'vr potato scab either Mid trio ' foliage. In'thfs disease the leaves turn Li '�%1'. P a brownish Biac1C color. sad drop off.T Your Patronae.is Soiititt'd Uftloa While the stairs stern magretati� duet Bear 8lggatiire a! some vitality: even .to sending out do plicate leaves. tbdugh much smaller.. E'avetroughing: . W WATT The disease is6 however.. carried down; de- Plunibin slid Tlu 111 .11 li u , to the. tuber and its seen there as scribed. Ind seasons or in dry, sett ` , I would reg soliopt foe petirone oe store opens at 7.30 a"fit. closes at 8 p m. Mak- We are, Practical: Boot and Shoe inak- ti ons no sista need .be telt as to the 'moist of.,the Town of Clinton and vicinity.. - I ers and repairers. Boot madeto or. see PwAftlle Wrapper Below disease' spreading. but, in low Repairint; of all kinds promptly:. der from one to three days notice and aectioszg care should be exercised. , attended to repairing done while you wait, aa -aa •e,4 t Affected. tubera should by no meat resisting blights kinds Oj Stow Repairs, Farmers Attention Iatce•rr..sa�i ' VWA M be ptantea. varieties in general aro safer for planting ill �+ of ou Short A t►tice.. We have on hand aey he pairs of , the thing for our own_ng. IND f0A DIIIINES3. as to be sure that this > ° blight no twicL In souse of �°" Pipes; Elbows, etc., always ou '! Jo the spring wear. ,Dome in and gee wear. ahem i FOY 81LiOY:NEf3. Y01t I,40HDsUMS rope it to bad.. and no doubt, but that introduced into this conn- baud . save orders et residence, 78'Victoria St, ' W. H. lA'I"�` ,, . Oc� .., ` ` ` { rot F8marrAmON r • f f011 it has been try tbera A 'few: years ago we received from England some varieties, 'Phone•No. 139, w.. MVV E�3�3: ) Opposite Post Qffice f ro8�CBMPSEXIQl1 ._._ � r . . .'GORE siCK HPADACHG. Concrete • Stak Need � Via►: • Repau�rs ,. y toy': Bind : and .' Last Forever f ►��� .no story, .c . there has been history on ., Pie lEied Er+�•. ' A few days ago, a litt3e party of Icelanders filed out of biq : �j matter how you 'view rt, tl edr amrch and marched %n tEtwe VAnnitoaba for a short excur- i\0. wooden Stairways can Hever ai"• '. They were a reflective -crowd, be considered economical., thinking .of the old days. .Thirty-five Mars . ago the fl. men of ie they ' iewolied Winnipeg • From there they Wood deteriorates rapidly andre- - pushed out in barges northward to, of Lake Winnipeg. The under ordinary usage, quires frequent,' and Often e7t; ; ., tl,e west shore trip was not very smooth.- Sometimes notably when 'tensive, repairs t0 keep it in the frail craft grounded; the St. Andrews Rapids was, reached. At last, the good cotuiitioli: Four days they drifted. mouth of the rivet' greeted them; then . till the Colville of CbnCrete stalr3 will be as there was a pause the Hudson Bay Co. fleet chugged in- lonely for. good fifty y eai^s later a the Age, ` T W sight and hauled the On Sunday, Oev , day they are first put up. 4' eigners on board, a jilt of land on the west i which prov so destructive t0 r ' r :� •, , 20> 1878; at coast known as Willow Point they disembarked from the Colville. Pos" - wood, serve4o oitly to intensify the streingth and hardness of ' sibly this Sabbath DHy was•the most depres sive that. they ever spent in concmtd. Needing no repairs their lives. _ From the crowded thor" east to the trails of '. Or hYdjntft2ti, COilCretC first GOSt :> ough4ares of the the wilderness was rather an abrupt Indiana stalked out of the ( is Inst cost. . , transition, bush and Welcomed them with. mild let us send yott aur slew illus > wonder. The night were hideous with traced boo free--" What At,,JFarnrcr the barking of prairie wolves.mil+ years ago• •' O' # Do Wig �orecrretc," PhoQraphs That was thirty-five low Point is now Gimili of the ice- 60 immi• "f r,.•-•^" .M1 °" ,/' arid diagrams show rtrasiy a xampies of dxbcmte work as applied to the Cott- larnders. one of rosperous grant seiileis — Of the Dominion, struction of farm utilities. Basch of i Today these are '" least ten thous• Icelandero ••*M Canada -- great this Work You'll Mid you can do iii ' time. write icr,tbd basalt t and s many A6simi1hi%c1: Icelanders sit in ton legislatures, publish newspapers; ' tardsgr, 1t. e. save 1 r 6010e of the young chaps have wort and played foot- though it 0* Corti a OUA- e Rhode .BCholerahipe e ball. Socio is the makung of Canada.•.,' +' '" ,�1` �rA C& CQ A.+«. - y •. -�.y.- ���r• r W"tVot >letrPc'hetd. .• n " yyhat lora of ducks ittCe these?" ."What risked the *isnot In ilia vtaitlzolagiccl 51-40I'�•Hea d Mid trio ' lllwt#s'�itl ,� Al so fort tbosb fives erpici= ..