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`1`ORY OF "THE
MARSEJLLAISE
r_.
AlMeet every famous snug nice an in.
ieresting 4ilstory—a bacicgrouzztl bee
hind it. The i:aenous French national
airy "Marsaiilaiee;' is no exception,
'rile story of this alluring hymn its told
as follows by John Fronde Steele:
On the night of April 24th, ,792, a
Fr`encdl eaptaln,of engineers wrote the
world's greatest battle song. The old
Cita of Stresieurse was in great excitto
anent, for the volunteersof the, Bois
Hein had a••eceived oladere to join Mare ''"na-raeas—""
'aha! Lucknerr's forces in the -district Tinker Fires.
between Lauterbowrg. and Basle. Like toadstools on the: Comma spring
Mayor Dietrich, of Strasburg, lament-
ed the Wit that the YORrig eo1dder$ Around then in a rnagie ring
bad no patriotic air to sing' as they Are stamps oY horses' hoofs,
marched through te streets, Burning And goblin -wise spun the airy
• with enthusiasm, Captain Claude: Rea
-
I hear the hammers clinking,:
The brass and iron and copperware
Tae tinkers come a-auking.
get de L'Is1e hurried: to his lodgings
at the Maioon•Boeckel, grand Rue, and
-.wish the aid of his violin, composed
"La Marsaillaise," which brought ban
undying fataa
It bed 'numerous titles' --"Cries des
Their (Amp aoross
sprawls.,
to s " "I rune de Liberte a la A • jureble-colored maze,
Pats to , y
Petrie," "Air Cheaddee Patriotes," but,
finally, "Le Marseiliaise." Its stirring,
vibrant notes woh Umlaut acceptance,
and convention ordained that .it be
played by the corps• of music of .the
Garde Nationale, the troops of the
line, and each. day at the Mounting of
the Guards. The couplet "Trnieblez,.
tyr a ns, et vos perldesy" etc., _ -excited
wild enthusiasm:
The martial ads dialloated: to Luck•
neer was sung at the Mayors house
• the next day under^the title, "Chant de
guerre pour Armee du Rhin." It was
thea arranged for band and orcihestra,
and on Sunday,. the Nth of April, it
was alayed by the band. at a •review.
Swept Paris Like a Flame.
Mireur, a Preach singer, rendered it
with each effect at a civic banquet at
Marseilles that it was hurriedly sent
to the printing areas and copies dis-
tributed to volunteers of the battalion
leaving for Paris, .They entered Paris
on July 30 singing the hymn. It swept
Paris like a flame ,and intensified the
aeadness of the proletariat that culmin-
' ate in a frienzied attack on the Tull
leries on Aug. 10, 1792. Unwittingly,
Captain de L'Isie had supplied the
spark for the powder; his expressed
disapproval of the event of that day
landed -him in. a;prison cell, from which
he was not released until the fall of
Robespierre, on July 2S, 1794. M:
Louis Philippe coufersed a pension
upon de L'Iele. His authorship of the
words had never beeu questioned, bat
many •others have, 'claimed to have
composed tbe music.
However, when de L'Isle was in prix-
on, Dubois, editor of Journale de
Literateur, added a seventh couplet
to complete the characterizatinu when
it was being dramatized for the Fete
of the •Federation. . Edelmann, Gretry,
• end Chiefly, Gossec, have been credit-
ed with enriching the harmonies of
"La Marsedllaise" ' in their arrange-
ments for pianoforte and orchestra.
At the end of a dinner et the house
of General Dumouriez, after the battle
of Jemappes, de L'Isle sat by the side
of the Duo de Charters, afterward
Louis Philippe, and felicitated him for
his glorious part in the war. "It is
not to me, but to you," replied the
Duke, "to whom the honor is due. To
rally to battle young conscripts who
had begun to lose their heads, "it.•was
only necessary to put a hat on asword
and chant hi full voice "Allons en
fants de la patrie.
the Commons
With gaudy lines of painted walls
And little area ablaze-
I see them still, tae little fires
About the tinker -pitches,
With ever -pointing sooty e2lirea
Like steeple -crowns of vt;itchee.
Chatterias chimneys softly smoke
Against a sunset sky;
The cozy hearths of Ramsey folk -
Beckon .to passers-by;
The chimney stacks of Whittlesea, •
Across the dusk are glowing,
But none have half the charm for me
Of tinker -fires a -blowing.
EIizabe•th S. Fleming..
Undying Fame..
Rouget de. Mae vaas ,born in 1760
in Lons le Baulner, a aioturesque• lit-
tle village nestling in the Jura Moun-
taine. A stone's throw away is Mon-
tagu, where he spent years of his
youth and where now stands a bronze.
statue •by Bartholdi erected to nil
Memory.
When a small child he wasstolen by
a band of nomads and carried beyond
the vhllage. His dog aroused the
household. Thus was preserved for
normal citizenship one who was to
embolden his country's instinct for
liberty, and France has proved her
gratitude ;to this 'captain' of engineers
by immortalizing his name in drama,
Painting and sculpture.
In his native village, Rouget de
L'Isle massed his last days, and as he
was dying, said, "J'ai fait chanter le
monde et maintenant je vale mourir."
(I have made the world sing and now
I am going to die).
Funny Food Fads.
Some of the. queerest foods used in
the culinary .art are to be bought in a
little shop within a minute's walk of
Piccadilly Circus, London. Just now.
the edible nests of a species of Chine
eee swallow are in season. The price 1
is ten shillings. an ounce; the nests, ,'
Which are regarded by epicures as a
great delicacy for soup flavoring, look
curiously like the dried petals of water
Mies.
Slugs taker: from the •sea round the,"
coast of Korea are another delicaoy,
while sharir fins and ,small sparrow-
like birds that fead-'exclusively on
fico aro prominent in the stook of this
femarkable shop.
Yoghourt, dried our milk made only
in Bulgaria, le . coming into favor
APPY CHILDHOOD
A MATTER OF HEALTH
Died. in the Wood..
The old phrase, "'dyed in. tlateWooi,"
will have, to go. Modern sotenee knows
a better trick' than that, and the new I
version is "dyed in the wood,"
As the result of experiments by.
scientists, forest trees have undergone
an amazing transformation, their ne-
tters colors changing to gorgeous
;shades of lavender, yellow, blue, and
orauge. his :change is nothing if not
thorough—the whole • wood of the tree,
from the outer surface right to :,the
very 'heart of thetrunk, takes on the
new hue, and it doos it as it grows.
Men ,with a litelowg experience of
forestry have been absolutely amazed
by the experiments, and the opinion
liar been expressed that the discovery
may revolutionize to world's hnrdwood
lumber industry.
.The operation of 'dyeing the tree is
a comparatively • simple one, and all
sorts a articles can be glade from the
oolored wood. Among these already
Maned out are ulnbrella•handles, cigar-
tette Gases, candlesticks, and buttons.
They have only to be sniped and
polished, as the coloring has been seen
to while the tree wall still growing:
And it is indelible. Nether add nor
water will affect it.
Briefly, the dyeing process is ati fol-
lows:' Holes are bared in the trunk,.
and the dye is introduced through
these. It Sows' down into the trunk,
Let baby's Own .Tablets Deep and is then taken all through the. tree
bythe sale In the case •of,a small tree,
- Your Children Well. the whole of the `wood is colored in
two .days, but four days are required
for the process to be doinpleted when
larger trees. are tackled..
A tree dyed in this way would con-
tinue to grow if it were not cut down.
For, though the artificial coloring ap-
pears to harden the wood, it neither
kills nor injures the tree.
Little children -very quickly get out
of. sorts. By prompt treatment they
can usually just as quickly be set right
again. Most of their troubles arise
iu the first piaee from the stomach or
bowels; that is why 'a good cleaning -
oat is the first thing prescribed by the
doctor.-' Formerly castor oil was. the
meansused to bring this about; now -
a -days 'Baby's own •Tablets do the East and West Canada.
same work, but without trouble to the
The province of British Columbia,
including Vancouver's Island, lies fax
west of Winnipeg, between the Rooky
Mountains and the Pacific.
Above two-thirds of the whole pro-
vince is' covered with timber. One
tion, vomiting, constipation, colic, tree, the Douglas fir, grows to' the
colds, teething pains, etc., there is no- height of between. 200 and 300 feet,
thing to equal Baby's Own Tablets. and measures often eight feet in diaan-
They 'never do harm and always do titer.
good. The Tablets are sold by medi- There are many first-class sawmills
cine' dealers or by mail at 25 cents a throughout the province, and the total
parent or discomfort to the little one.
Children take. Baby's Own Tablets
happily because there is no _nasty
taste and because no griping after-
pains 'follow their use. •
As a specific for -childhood indiges
i arriod ,tlienii !zone to you,
Yourself so like a lovely flower,
Across the city streets,
I )cuow thetas Were ,.eve's. bounty,
Love bel grown them, lanes lied scant
them,.
And I rejoiced to be Lowe's messerigor.
box from The Dr. Williams' Medicine
Co., Brockville, Ont.
annual product of these is about 200,-
000,000 feet,nof which 25,000,000 feet is
exported to other countries, 25,000,000
Ansi everywhere I went,
Tired i ievs, men's and wornenaa
Brightened, 'relaxed,
Lot go their strain and''telrsion
To rejoice in the stored sunshine
Of these . golden balls.
The knew they were Love's bounty,
Love had grown them, Love had seat
them,
And they rejoiced to reed Love's mos -
.sage then:.
--Isabella T. Fara,
HEN YOUNG GIRLS
►i>Innllring 'i Tanks.
Swimming is more than a healthful
exeyeiso. It is a pastime on,ioyed by
people of ttll ages, and at tills time of
year, the 4'yvininling tank iscalled
upon to take the lllaeeof the - "010
ewiriemire hole." Before the indoor.
swimming season begins, it is well for
us to consider one or two points re-
garding the health aspect of this ex-
cellent exerciser.
We heard the other day of a small
boy who was suffering from inflamma-
tion of the ear. Ile is a very enthus-
iastic member of the swimming crowd,
and the doctor, after investigating,
declared he got the germ which caused.
the ear trouble while swimming-.
For the sake of others, then, we will
resolve to stay away from the tank,
until we are free from germs which'
will cause sore ears, sore eyes, bad,
colds, or any other disease. And we all
know that the water can' only be kept
cleaneef each and every bather takes
CROW PA4±AND THIN a shower bath, that is, , an; actual
cleansing bath .before he enters the
tank.,
illi ms' Pink Pills Should Because the swimming tank means
Dr. k'so much to the people of Ontario the
to Enrichthe Blood.. l p p e '
be Taken Provincial Dept. c£ Health wishes to
le and ensure .that It will be a liealthful•rather
When girls grow weak, eo than a harmful- recreation, and have
thin, parents should not ueglectthese
drawn up regulations which,"if en
syairptoms; to do so means danger, g
The ir1 in her teens cannot develop forced, will mean that the tank water
Vie. w-withowt an,is at all tunes as safe as drinking
into robust womanhood Water.
abundant supply of rich, red Wood n, thi d b
her veins.' It. is the lack of this that' W l help
is the" great; trouble with nine girls Goingii Yyoouru part
i s ri in carryinggoo e
workoutthe.
out of ten. Dr. Williams' Pink Pills
rules; they are not B. hardship but a
have 'achieved world-wide fame for necessity if your own health is not to
aauger-
theda. 'remarkable blas there
le -taxa 1, Be' conscientious in regard to
parties, In these pills there le shower before ate fn into the.
vigor-
ous health with glowing cheeks and yourpp g
sparkling eyes for teary Weak, pale tank. "The effective cleansing of the
3s in oases of
person of all bathers before entering
girl: The value o Y thepalthepool is compulsory," declares one
this kind -is shown by the statement y'
of Mos. Wiinnifred Rutty, Barton of the regulations.
Street West, Hamilton, Ont., who 2. Geta medical certificate before
says:—"About two years ago Inv using the bank.
eldest" girl to into very bad health. Is your tank operated according to
I took her to a doctor who advised government standards o£ safety4
having her tonsils removed, saying French independence Day.
this was the seat of the trouble. We
had them removed, but it did not help
her, and -she seemed to have absorbed
so much poison from the trouble that
she did not pick up at all. She could
neither eat nor sleep, and what food
she did take did not digest. Then she
developed a cough that kept her
awake at night, and went down in
weight to 95 pounds. A neighbor said
to me, 'You have tried so many things
why not try Dr. Wallams' Pink Pills?'
I got gonna and before she finished the
second box she began to show int
proveraent. She continded the use of
the pills forsome time and is now
in the pink of condition, able to work
and 'play, and eat and sleep with all
her old -tune vigor. These statements
can be verified by neighbors who
watched her restored from i11 health
to perfect health."
If 'your medicine dealer does not
keep these pills, you can get them by
mail at 50e a box from The Dr. Wil-
liams' Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont.
Oak Lightning Target. used at home, and 15,400,000 sent to
- It has been noted that the oak is California.
struck by lightning more often than Nova Scotia is surrounded . on all
any other tree. - sides by the Atlantic, except where it
Is joined to New Brunswick by an
isthmus eight miles wide and twelve
miles long. It was probably discover-
ed by the Cabats in 1497. It was first
settled by the French In 1598, and
called by them Acadie, the Indian
' name being "Acadia."
Port Royal, now called Annapolis,
was taken possession ;of by the Eng-
, lisb governor and colonists of Virginia,
'by right of the discovery of Sebastian
Cabot. It was ceded to Great 'Britain
an 1713 and erected into a British See
yin 1787.
For Plowing
Alfa !fa
~rAiVIO U
• FLEURY
PLOW$ sQA
No. 21 -and "DANDY"
With Tinkler Patent Wheels
HAVE NO EQUAL
See the nearest Fleury Dealer
J. 'F LEURY'S SONS, Aurora, Ont.
third/TALL;
Go to Europe! It's your slack
season here in Canada, but
in England, thesocial season,'
with all its life and amuse-;
ments, its just getting into its
stride. The lights o'London
are beckoning-- the theatres
and shops offer a diversity of
interests and .pleasures. `.
Plan now to make .the crossing
on a Cunard or Anchor -Donald-
son Canadian' Service Cabin
Class Steamer. You will find
the trip itself a most enjoyable
experience. Sailing from Mont-
real means a thousand miles of
sheitere4 river travel before
you come to the open sea
which is crossed in a few Se- ..
lightfui days.
Ask your stoanisritp agent about tho St.'
tawfonoC route to Europe, or wife --4
RD CO.;)THE ROBERT>3:EFff
LIMITBD Aa'„
Montreal ' Toronto Quebed
St. John. MIL . Halifax
again; .it is regarded as an aid to'
beauty, and is in greet demand for
r
ilzis� purpose at the present time. An- I C0011 - .
(ewer ,littleatiown artiote sof diet obID- S014'
-
tainable at this shop is' picldetl cocks
Apt
comb, '�'•:•uned.'huirip of buffalo, toot' CANADIAN SERVICE 1888
is relished eY many of;'those'who have -
the courage to teeto it. 1.
Saves $24 A Year
Cooking experts figure that the
SMP Enameled Ware Roaster will
Save the .average Canadian family
fully $24.00 a year in meat bills.
The secret is, it roasts the meat
'with very little shrinkage. Also, it
makes cheap cuts taste like the
best ones.
You place the roast in the roaster.
put on the cover: the roaster does
the rest. i'Th basting required.
-Every roast is perfectly cooked.
fhb cover fits Biose, so tbot cooking
odors cannot escape, Grease cdn'tspatter"
out, which means a sweet clean overt.
P'ri'cesedge trona 8a5�c. til $3.50 each,
depends on sire. 2 Apish—and don't
forget a saving of�•,z4,00 yearly.
On Building.
He that alters an old house is tied
as a translator to the original, and is
confined to the fancy of the first build-
er. Such a man were unwise to pluck
down good old building, -to erect, per-
chance, worse new. But those that
raise a new houee from the ground are
blameworthy if they make it not hand-
some, seeing to them method and con
fusion are both at a rate.—Thomas
Fuller (1642).
The names "Day of the Bastille," is
"Train for Business
While all svenucz leading to professions have been beaomlr+g s
crowded, the field of beet/woe has been constantly srtxpaedIng and cola
ing for MONO men end women, To»flay, yawlg people who are graduate*
from relteble stn thoroughly praotieel puirinss46 `drools have appor
tunitteirt to ea direst' from school to pealtione that are immediately
renameretive,and Offer excellent ppaalbliltitlp for advemeement,
For more than 26 years Elliott la U01,10441 College II** b*** N 110Ainpp
Gtiaool for hatsineds training and during that tiled has *Tamed
thousands ontho rosd to eucoess.
YOU, too, oan be trained for leuelnese at Elliott .Qoll*gs (n falba►
than sig month; and go straight to a good fiotlitlon. Writs to.dsly for
free catalogue. -
ELLIOTT'
VONQE
ALEXANngli e'r$
vow:041m e
The Problem.
She was biitdixig her lover a fond
farewell, for he was going on a pro-
longed 'business trip round the world.
Tearfully she elgng to him and eels, -
ed: "My darling, will you betrue to
me when you are far away? Promise,
me that you will write to me from
every town you visit!"
And as he gathered her in his arms,
he crfed: "Oh, Ada, is it love that
prompts you to say this? Ada, swear
to me, do you really love me -or are
you merely collecting foreign postage-
stamper'
ostage•stampsr'
Mlnara's Liniment reileves,stlffness.
Ringhl Pet Are Toughest,
Skin on the feet of Binghi natives
Australia. is said tobe the thickest
found on any bumen beings, says "The
Dearborn, Indepeudemt." The Binghi
have' been known to put hobnails in
the soles of their1eet and, proudly ex-
hibit
xhibit them.
The so-called steam we see issuing
from a kettle is not steam et all, but
given in French history to the 14th of tiny globules of water condensed from
July, 1789, because on that day the the steam. Steam the vapor orgas
mob, assisted. by the Garden Fran- of water—is invisible.
case, rose in insurrection and des-
troyed the prison fortress. of the Bas-
tille. During the years 1790-1792, the
anniversary of thisevent was called
"La Fete rte la Federation." The Day
of the Bastille is also known as the
"Day of July," and is celebrated by the
Fnenrch es a patriotic holiday.
Great men are simply "men"; they
are not to be considered from the point
of view of nationeaity. Neither should
the environment in which they have
been brought up be taken into account.
Great men are simply born—Professor
Einstein.
OccupationalDiseases: A
Rapid Reference Manual.
Occupational disease constitutes an
enormous prebl aim in modern indus-
trial
ndus-
trial life. In addition to dangerous
trades where special preoautions are
essential to safeguard the life of the
workers, there are, many others where
substances of lesser danger are in
use and are causing minor disabilities.
In many cases the connection between
cause and effect is net obvious, and• it
'le only accumulated experience which
can give the cue to the occupational
origin of symptoms and disease among
the workers. `It is in order to pool
such experience that progressive coun-
tries interested in preventing indus-
trial sickness '• compile lists showing
occupational poisons, the industries
using them, the, mode of entrance into
the body, and the.symptobas to be ex-
Peeted. While much of the materia]
in Such lists is of international appli-
cation, the experiezice of each country
varies according to differences in in-
dustrial processes and raw materials
available. Thus it is useful for each
country to have its- own list.
For this reason the Department of
Health of Ontario has just issued a
snail booislet entitled "Occupational
Diseases: A Rapid Reference Manual,"
which contains general information on
occupational disease and a correlated
list of industries and poisons; a com-
parative'study of legislation in On-
tario and elsewhere ie included. While
the booklet Is issued primarily for the
use et physicians, it earl be obtained,
by others especially interested in die-
ease traceable to industry, on applic11
tion to the Division of Industrial
Hygiene, Department of Health of
Ontario, Sppodina House•, Totcnto,:
Consider W✓tlia and Ceiling.
Before you paint or paper, give the
walls andceilings themselves., a
thought. Where decoration fails to
satisfy, most often it's the material
beneath that'0 at fault, Arid not only
attractiveness, but' comfort and dura-
bility, are dependent On the eonstrtte-
tion employed. a
j.•ti
Rub your scalp with Min i'd's Liniment.
RIO
Perfect
Protection
With Every
Roll
Every roll of Prince Ed-
ward
dward Brand Fox Netting
opens out as a 150 foot
Iong wall of perfect pro-
tection for your foxes.
"Prince Edward" does not
bag nor sag and h'as 10%
more meshes than any
other brand of fox netting.
Write or wire for
delivered prices. •
Holmans SummersIn c
P. E. Island
•Special Ontario Agents
W. H. C. Ruthven, J. M. McGillivray
Alliston Priceviile
GanadianP/an.Jaok
In eq -operation with'Cenadtan Architects
`designs of mo, erate,priced homes are pub..
lashed In the MacLean .Builders' Guide.,
Detailed information on planning.
build,ng,f�irnishing decorafmgandgar-
sienirlt;. Profusely liustreted.
An ideal reference book.
Send ss cegts. for a copy.
:MacLean Builders' Guide
S44 Adetatdc Si W..
Taranto, Ont. .�.
LADIES
Classified Advertisements.
RA.TIS (LITTLE k'RIENI») TO
either liter se X, Mailed in plain en-
velope. Paris Specialty Co., Montreal,
LADI1�S WANTED TO DO PLAIN
and light sewing art home, whole
or spare time. Good pay. Work sent
arty distance, charges paid. Send
stamp,ter particulars. National Manu-
facturing Co., Montreal.
Needed Training..
"Bobby, you should say 'Thank you'
when anyone gives you a cookies'
"All right; let's, practice.
Two rules we should ,always have
ready—that there is nothing good or
evil save in the will; and that we are
not to lead events, but to follow rbhem.
—Epictetus,
Extra Money This Fall
in spare or full time taking orders
for "Imperial Art" Xmas Greeting
Cards. 3100 easily earned, In a
month. Liberal commission. Sample
book free.
BRITISH CANADIAN
53 Wellington 8G West;.- Toronto
HUNTERS..
Pack a. bottle of Minard's in your
kit. Best remedy for sprains,
bruises, flesh wounds, colds and
sore feet.
We pay $?0e.hundred
gilding cards- Opgorr-
tunity for beginners. No: selling.
Addressed envelope brings particu-
lars.
UNIVERSAL CARD CO.
186 William St. New York
.1.411
Proved safe by millions and prescribed by physicians for
Colds Headache Neuritis Lumbago
Pain. Neuralgia , Toothache Rheumatism
DOES NOT AFFECT 'THE HEART
Aspirin is the trade mark. (registered in Canada) or tinges ltiliauractnre oi"•112oneacet:itl-
scklester of Snitcyltcncil (Acetyl Salicylic Acid, 'AA, S. A:" ), `tVials It la well Intern
that Aablrin means noses manu#detnre, to assist the pawls againstlnattattons, the Tablets
of Bayer. Company will be stamped with their general' trade mhtk, the "Bayer '()rota."
Accept 13.21.y."1s.yer" package
wlhitll contains proven directions.
Handy "Bayer" 'boxes of 1G tablets
Also bottles of 24 and 100 ---Druggists.
STRATFORD WOMAN
Restored to Health byLydia
E. Pirlltharn's Vegetable
Compound
Stratford, Ontario. — "After my
first baby was born I started to work
on the tenth day and did a big wash-
ing on the twelfth day. Being so
young (I was married at 19) I. did not
know what was the matter, so let it
go until I was all run-down, weak
and nervous, and"lrad a bad displace •
ment. For nearly two years I could
not sleep and i would always complain
of haying 'not a head -ache, but a
brain -ache.' My mother is taking
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com-
pound during the Change of Life and
she recommended it to me. After
tak.ng two bottles I began •to get a
little sleep and to feel better and 1
have never left off since then, except
for about three months. I can safely
say I have taken thirtybottles since
my second baby was orn. I think
it makes child -birth easier as I• had
terrible pains with mar first three
children and very few with my fourth
as I i co mesa stronger. I am
now able to do my work alone, but
I am still taking the Vegetable Com-
pound as Iam nursing baby.'—Mrs.
OMER PAUL 49 Cherry Street, Strat-
ford, Ontario.
If you are suffering from any weak-
ness which causes such symptoms
as pains in the side and back and
nervous feelings, give Lydia E. Pink -
ham's Vegetable Ctnnpound a trial.
now. tl
Cuticura Soap
Is Refreshing After
Outdoor Exercise
Warm baths With Cuticura Soap,
after outdoor exercise, eldanse, cool
and freshen tbe skin. Assisted by
Cuticura Ointment they do much to
allay irritation, redness and rough -
nets of the face and bands and
keep the skin soft and clear under
all conditions of exposure.
Bsinpia Sten vele b Malt. Address (Wan dfan
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