Exter Times, 1910-11-17, Page 2lier Lover's Prowoss'
Or, A Little 11latrintonial Dream
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tall AFTI'.R IX.- (('u nt' 41)
The hien were rather taken ahal•k
vision entering the (1ra•xaer'•nen
and finding what, was expect.d front
them, list Charlie at once pro•
claimed lie had touch cxperit'nc•' o:
this sort of thing, and, entering iu•
to it con amore, chose Higgr.l,.,.t
and at Mr. Munroe for bis cea•lla•
tors, arid at once retired w'il't I•is
troupe to sei(et a word anal :more
six• e' •tuutes. What word they re-
lert4 mutl•ters not ; 11 was to ry
fairly dune indeed, although the
cotusl4 4i esl to recite lfou(1'' "�.ng
of a Shirt.- free did it well, :old
her nudienot5 listened sp('iW.uhd.
'there was almost a wail in her VObeti
as she curve to the words --
"Mitch, st•itt•I►, striae,
Poverty. hunger and dirt,
Sewing at once with a double thread
A ehroud as well as a shirt."
When the screen W3R once more
drawn across, the stillness of the
little audience paid a great, r t r; -
laurels were decidedly carried , tt but' to Miss Walton's hi -t ramie
by tho ladies. The Irish widow ,sae powers than any npplam•e et,uld
carrell; se was searco likely 'Is' have done. And now begins the
would have, headed the agitation fe'r third and concluding scene. All
four of the dramatis persunne circ i,:s part was thorough!. 4•xplained
seated on the stage. to hint, and the three or f.•ur hits
It appears they are about to start gis•,•n him, to take it Hp with two
a new magazine, of which Sir Phil- hut•11 prtetisell feilow actors a49
lip is to be editor, while the others Bruce and Lucy \t ultuu to play re
ato to eorltrit,ute. Much lia• 1•. hat- to his hands.
(linage is carried on ast.' sl hat- _ _
their !laminations are t "ns•; -t of.
char: el:•s had she not beet, au ex_
pet( ;,crein, while Maude dial)::.• -a!
UI C, !! archness and quiet fun as a
roguish chambcrmt.id. And et w
:ono \!inion. \Walton's turn, 4.rai
!hero was considerable curiosity eo
sere how he would form his company
It was known that both he and .:t,
sister often took part in priyat;
theatricals, but plies I.othbri Igo
admitted she bad never done ae,i
thing e•f the kind before, while
Charlie Williamson had taken all
1 ho apparent available male talent
for the first charade.
"You twist take Mr. \Williaul;ase
rind Mr. Ifigginson back with sou
Majt r \\'alien," said Airs. Finu-
r.I410 :45 she resumed her chair. "it
Is irregular, but it c:u)'t be helped,
440 have not, you 5(0, a lull change
of companies."
"I think so," replied Bruce
quietly, and, to Mande'5 particular
astA,ni,hn)ent, he crossed to .Sir
Phillip, who, after a shrug or two
of his ehouklers, left the. room in
company with Walton and h;s
).arty.
"An admirable Crichton, th::•
call tier newventure 'Tho Mac- that a lawn u1.
baronet." said the r. iduw. •'1 have 'ravish' after that hero who swore it 51414 del•KIst 1 I'.
r+eon that he can sheet the paper, ►feud with the Macpherson, 'who K
N PAIN FOR YEARS
"FRVIT•R•TIVES" BR;146S BELIEF
MRS. 'RANK CATON
Yrankville, Ont., Sept. 77, t9M1.
"I suffered for years front headaches
and pain in the back, and 1 cans:teed
doctors and took every remedy obtain.
Role without any relic(. Then 1 began
taking "Fruit-a-tives', the famous fruit
juice tablets, and this was the only
medicine that ever did me any real good.
I took several boxes altogether, and
now I Stu cntilcly well of all my dread.
Jul headaches and backaches".
(Signed) MRS. FRANK EATON.
coca box, 6 for $2.5o or trial hcx, :5e.
At dealers or from Fruit-a-tives Limited,
Ottawa.
1!liss Lethbridge has gt't the seed- l'i1:11'Tla; 1.
est poem, which sho knolls is gust "Upon my word it is quite
the thing, but. Sir Phillip ruthless- to be going shooting such a morn-
ing rejoins that p0.try is pursue to ing as this!" cried .Tabby 1'raslnr,
magazine. Miss \\'altos has g, t a as he t•ntore(1 the breakfast rceom.
paper tin 'women's rights' which ..How huun(1s would g!.' Neer
GOD SAVE HE KING
11' 18 'l'llE. NATION.A1. A18 OF
'IWI':I.VE NATIONS.
Dr. Henry Carey Has the Author,
While Dr. Bull Wrote the
Alt.
The origin of "Coll Saye rho
hint'," the national song of Eng-
lamtl in fact, it aright bo said, the
nautili:al air of 12 nations --has been
a matter of endless discu4sion. 1t
remains; a tineslion as hotly debat-
ed as carr, in spite of the fart that
tulilrnes have been written on the
subje.', and it is it cont n•versy that
will, t1r.,bahly, nes'-i• 1 t• .ettlell.
hatiglet, in his •'114111 !lours w•illt
the Best Authors. ' •ays: "Th.•
most popular song in the world
our '(11x1 Sate Our Queen.' '1'ht
history of i.s composition is sery
uncertain. Perhaps the best sus-
tained theory is that it was origin-
ally a Jacobite sunt; written dur-
ing the rebellion of 1715 by Henry
Carey, 111H.I partly composed by hunt.
It. rushed into popularity 1n the
l.r.gliral theatres in 1741,. and (ti4ey
himself sang it puhitc•1 in 1720. hav-
ing :hanged Jame.. to t •'•••i!_,•. The
air i'; simple and yet. •rat.!:. It is
capable of calling faith t!.• talents
of the finest vocal performers, and
yet is :admirably whittled for a
chorus, in which the humblest pre-
tender in musts. )nay join. The died. stoutly coutendatd for t.,
titer's authorship of rnusir as well
as words, but nearly all authorities
agree. that Dr. Bull wrote the
music. Bull was a fatuous composer
of the reign of King James.
BELONGS TO THE t1'(11tI.D.
Regarding the int•ernat,,.' .'''.t} of
the English National If r :. %then
Samuel 1. Smith «late 4..' patri-
otic s•t•24 , "Aly ('euntr . •I'is. of
'1'h(•'•. •ut l'`::", it v )IH sling to the
,1 ala 4. ,1- 't; at `ase the It tr:g,
un•1• r •':'• 4.044.••• ' America. Ac-
tarelinL 4., :t !ler:' it journal, "The
l'ha rivaI;, llanafrt copied lIto
lune
frt. St. 1'yr melody. the au-
thorshil' .f ,, h • ;t 1• claimed h•: I, i-
ille. 1:. att., raglans! the 1'nited
State, sal e; 'many, it figured
enemy. Oa 1• ttrieti4 or rational
airs of eine .•11:.•r 4al:una. In Ba-
varia it is ' Il• .' 1'n,crnl Konig.
Ifril'" In Seazerated it is "linfst
du. Mein Vat.•rland. It is used to
sariuus sets of words in Bruns-
Ila
{rlls-
pannier, %%uiternberg, Prus-
sia, Saxons, Weimar and Nur
way.
'The statement that the air if the
English National Ilymrt was due to
1',em.h in't,iration it e•nufirrned in
2 • • M.:n.i,, of Mla11•ume dc(;reg.
, in 441::.11 we fled the Cant:. -l.• (.rqur. In 12112,1 w••y the 4,., ,I, •1,:
ti,t he sung by the �'.'lulg l; kc4'g,s track of n men's fru.:
1•t.t't, or 't. Cyr w}:r•"e.t.•r I.tui, tatters for hila. anel with their
Ate Unwisely ? Sometimes people do, and suffer,
because tho stomach ba'ky.
NA-DRu-corsPEPSsm
LE
TS
relieve the discomfort at once. and help digest the overlo:.d. T':s lcvar r,f fired
things may feel quite sato with a box of KA -DRU -CO Dyspepcta ",•a tett. at land.
50c. a box. 1f your druggiit has not stocked thele y•1 :. and we
w1Il mall them. 34
National Drag end Chemical Co. or Canada. Limited. • . M.-ntreaat,
11-1 WI PE {�'{! V:ni rSe, ern , C,
!Fee !,htyD'++tl t clot,
and totdrrhsl tever.
Sur. Arid Dgr,li+r l•,eeentivr, no spatter 1_. ri • , r ;1i,. ,,,7
tate. led • ••s,+ -.,•n.•• 1 ..r u:d, eivriot the 4••:•ra• 4. •.. I,14.
(.1.111 , of o i
1 •�rns (reel the L� •t , � • trio Doas
and , , . ,. .1 1 1•e,•.., , I ..sry. 1.1:1114..1 .. . ' •rn,uly, ('ores
1.A e • - 1 ,.'•; I, r, ..110.•114:4. and ie a t:,: • .,• V. •,OC uu1 St a
Lu. 1'1-, ,, 1 r•, a deign, Cul atm out. t4.. ,1 , .• . , 11, your drurr,a
wa.r. ,+... g..t .t 1.2 , .u. Pete iko4lni. •'Uisi,m! . r. • n.J ( sic•..•'
DIRT It1aU10118-- ALL WHOLEBAIE omUColsr3
Hpi1liN til nl('$,i (:O., Cat.lstsBad aatlerlelgitis.1r'SfrtN,IND..
Jonson+ 1'(4115 and then 44 r•.t,• .: new
line too give au eepec•.: i 11. • I,:tc
twistto the sentiments. t I 1 t
L t 1
afloat to the praise of t hr exiled
house of Stuart 1 There is no doubt
that he sang it in public with
"Great George, the King," and
that it became popular through his
introducing it. Cara life r1 110
years extended through the reigns
Of Charles 11., Jame. !f. William
and Mary, Queen Anne and two ai
the (Borges.
Curtsy's tun, already meat easel.
who was horn the year has
55.rds are not elegant• but they
are very impressive; and the home-
liness of Some rf the lines Inay have
eonlrihutrd to its universality.''
t'(1NFl.lt''f INC STATEMENTS.
the r'litor rudely informs her she lnit:d; we'll polish tiff the pheasants Killikth•, in his "furious (Ines -
Ns ill be quite right to keep to her- totl:ty and we'll have a lawn 100el tions." states: "The auth, r t.i the
self, but, he continues, "You forget to-murrow. Baronet, v'u11 mint send English national anthem, '(h'd
our principal business this morn- over to Chittagong \.edge for the Savo the King' (or Quc1•n), was lir.
ilia is not W settle about our con- horses, and ee'il have a gn)lop, Henry Carey, burn in London about
least' ter nig<.. e
t rihutiuus, but to choose a motto P � IG,•t:, avid died in 17-23. 'the purl(
and name for our new magazine 1'' The h••', i,;, ••' :'! s. a' r('ccivcd WAS sl r:rten iu honor of a lilt thclay
with e:)tl,,: • /• • ' of 1a((rg4 II., het. it has 4ndergene
"lfa ! my name. you say, my name? "Just the ' . ' cried th•:• men; some changes as regar,is the words.
'Tis well, my name is, nay, I roust 'it would 1't.. il"en grmasy Ft•ing The utusic was cumpurc(I by Ur•
eullsider." rather to d:a• . ..:41 vie can finish up Bull."
the pheas:u.: , Ith a clear core- The most generally accepted
replied t\'altun. "Stop," he, con- scient•c. w1, l , t., ••••,12 ". the th•'orl'. nevertheless, is that. Henry
tinned. "I have it. Blackwood !tae emultrV 1;:,••• dr:- i 1 ! 1 .acct wr.: • it, fur James 1T., the
prosect an excellent title. We sell The lathe•, 1 i I t;, 1 ,.ileal h.. :eel that it was re-
, 1 t I, caril nal -.Ina (h)rimg the rebel -
...4i et 171'1 and 17t,, awl then si-
' • .I 1 :.e.'. !. n•..i t,} :.• failure of (he dace -
have ts'ld us he call fight. and bath ' was always thought a most superior (1irerti44)5 In ad i -e• :: ,.. `114;1' 4.t . 1• :•) 44141!: t :••8pre1red with the
Ashby and his wife are willing; to I"'rsou till the MacTayish cut the rho hunt of 1.1( e t,. .,v. , , se:.:e, . 1 . ' 1:1,1 `•Ile 1;re:et George,
youeh that he can ride. verity. ''!•m1, of flan. What do yon rev, :ti:(! to give eiders 1 I lea -. to !.: " r Is „'-•:tu'e 41 f the wi-
Alr. \\'illiam'on. If he ,,Ely sh.54r 1{xecl. 4t, replied lh(' ,41.o -r. at. Atherley by (:lel• n u' n)• in- ,•.
us note that he ',In alt. 1 shall o' 'The �f:,•'i'n(:4•:h' he it. Nusv fir 'rr 1: r.1 t Parke. t • , !Oar i•.r•{i
K the e11en•'. '.a, excuse. MC, Nis. \ 1"'dJ is in greater g'.e rlh•,ut L a eump.,•cr, Ira.14' r .6 res••.tira
to 194..1 raid cry ever how I hate J
been wasting m} Bine nnu'mrst the ! leethh/id_•c. 1 see it in your fare, this arraugerm. (t than Y. . \\,,-•• 4.u,- n. 4':141"•r ' 1 tear's. anti
rest ar , ••u." nn1 \ir fine(•:ems' hut 'Hou' t1.•t!) the little bus•. 1,(e. 1:8.8!••141. 5hm rallies Lath 1 • 1 gs1,:r- : i ., 1.. • 1: in wl:eh tie
1 (Gill out (!••. I as and cuusm about It. Sl.c Leila , r::at t:.' :l then) '•1 t: t
burnt int ' a Ir. • • ript,liug iaug r, :)nil
threw a canucal ......•c ...hull the' "Ifuly ah •rut this. cr:cal M.
1 ' :,t that there is re, (•',t,11st' for t n :, t',.• rei..r t 1 .lames I 1 1:• 1
circle 3s she concluded. \',ait.u. "'Here Is another 1011.54. th( a 0103 tittle: (11.4.1 sInt e (iv. 5041• .1• • ' . 5010 was poet hip 1,c ate
' 8"4; began (1(0,5 1"54' t •'.e4 e. elr)s.d •a. .1 ur.- written at 110• trllrii'1-
Cut nose the (x•11 r;ncts, the •' r,•.•n a ularyeiluu3 pretty band at tush-
v.himlt does (lute for the Irr4 t n . ,1r- l.:tu/lg a tvinplitmet)t.' '' sonic ingenious 4.54,41-4• or ti;4cr for lar tetp.m•t of the Mi'It•ha4' T.1 !• rs'
lain is drawii Lack. ane! 11: . r, I'uvh! uonscnsc :
bona thing not taking her ...it bait...,. Naw 4' •:4',:1r.s, and was ming In their
Walton and Sir I'hill;l' a I•• •1 ,.t ;) 1,48414 n...1r0 pra.Ucal is what ase her 4ppolt11mt,r :s conk., .i:Iil she , hall at t►,r ft et public appear:lace
tib!e. Mama. and Mr,. 1 :, .•.44,• emit, rejoins the editor. h••'41s them sea ,all}• and j•.'intic re , f Bina Jame. aft r the di ce ser•,
' II, w iii,utet this 1 alter Holies ' eeiisihle that She t t prepel.5 take n , e'1 t' a gun powder plot. 1t this be
4144' at .mcg htruce with 4, fit thin¢. c Inc v/. 'u.. it prbnhll Px Ia)ns 1hP mean.
and that is how very tee' h char,er, and �• n, etc., etc.-- P
Lhete two are in the art .•t "n::,k 1 .,"r Philip laughs mai "a:,s that int e f t'e last two lines of the see-
ing( up" than wen• the ,,,••,4'.••:uru pf 'We seek to nnal,sr • li successful, it t•+ 'leitc 1'.,.•11,!0 ret: 1% ill Le , v:11 veno:
shy, then he.omd his 1....o. el to look Rft.r,
their charade. it l'111141:0 1139 hs ' 1'. .f• .nal their lilies,
the nl plication of a few sk,ifel'e 1 \\'e shall be bat too happy to try that she rsi•I• nt' nl4'ans, gningr. an•l 1 politic,.
rete , • t'• 1.In :3r( y :) . r' 1•'r))•/- ate t 1 it knasi•h treks.
dra54u lines transform( ti Ilia Itltie't I :t u6t•i4• (• n err t'1 1 f 1!_ fl tt
gra 54• face into that rf 0 moat � hiurm:f that he stall be within teal
mrl.rlr:unat1*'looking villain. whi'.• i'. n1 p.:• m• •t he last word /'f Ler. to s•.1It' it elide ' ''t,e'1:•Is
'4144 h, a:. 1 .• t' tr,ml'i,1.1+•.1 tl.:. ••lee 111' ' ill:rat:"11 .f n0-
Dtu.e s e::euntenanmm is that of N1.•
\t. .l .: ;i. . ••i l:f':' 4'.. !� :t• 1 44`- .,1111%411Cat
otren, confiding e0iitarvinan. lace
II': I,,.. "..:4'.44't .1:. rt, .rr.r. 4 :,,- 1 i• tr nr.l
are produced: by Sir 1 Killip, andI •
this commence• to play; tf 4,0:4 s,• 111. 1.! i4•l,.:Inllmd Sur I h1.i,i-.
he wins, the villain 'alaa•.s .!• • • "n I -''c_ t thi, 4444 iN'tter, ' cr ; 4 !'•t' I..catl '. "(t(.,
the:a assee.ia•tls. 1Cnit.il ea!' 1••' \i1 1\4111• u " ' ' • . •"u hill. 54, r 1t )•
his daughter (bliss Lethhritlg' ) t•' I wet -n ue t.'1 I
1. oft, r ' n + t.' that
t
bring them wu4r, again ter}, Ca... i •'' :1•i' :- are at i.and, nail by 1
1 ;., ,,. t Ntauele w:1, silent for n few n.'
and again he I"., +, ills arae..' k:I, •s a!: lu(•mts :1ft'•r this 08.1)1, ts4.
and `4:11 the di' box \':Ill'. • . at 1. ., -11 • that \ell art)
1114 t\a11on i+ ruine(I, hr lea' !"• ' i,k•t" i.•
vies eottflasliug the 11 !i :. •1•
all. Sir I'h+.! taunts lulu, els h.•between the taco spetChe.. I
nation: 11 • \„ Net 1, ` !lead:cal enough," i ''1't:irlie," she Ih'ught, ••1,e, d 11'
to sLlko :'
1:: . ' urged the letrrt'1'•r le ...al. 1 the .• tiler "we'll st:.k to hate I,('en so very ready to inspr.
"11111. is t 4 lanai of ,• •1r pirate thel * -'. H• re he rust. anal talc- u1 n la 1 that she wa4 apt t.. 1.5
1,,•. s. , it* a 1,, f..rwarl• >a••1. 1.."e1 i•, 1„'t lulu II, l'.�' a. el: • .• 14•.
diulc r. i : , ell 1:' 1 •. t'i1mc. t'•
a,y:t:l. t:,.:: lint„ h'r: h1 8sul 1;, ,,t • 1 1,• t ....u.l , r , 41 (110ker ,It le r bridit
mud t l.,• •ul it a .,' ,s .lilt : 4.11E 11,:12.1.., r 1 , , •i 1 • lu'vhl 1.:1.1 ('114 "f t! • t
eh, • a'r, , i. L. tr. 1 •1 1;,,l, ian tell,. 1
n0: -t gtrl- at'. flu,' ,,• •1 •• r •.
s('me'rte• 1!`. , 1'1,. 1 e ,.v k ti, • 1
the gel.! tot the l, i 1 4 , t
Irtnl,trvl. 1u '.. 1 \Cr shall 1•r tut t•e•, beets- t411 (rt '
he'. I gent mfr I:c_ .4 ,4: it 410171,. - 1'. i I'.1 ., i.; It I'• t• r
He ru•ho• !I .slat a , is 'I'hm screen was tame n;',re reel i 'u, 1, I 1:11 he's rather se
ela:•e liter In 1 y t' .• a. 1.•t 1:: 1 ' n.t, sv aul'•l'l (,nnultno4 - al' t' '
1. \ 'n• t• Jr-tr.:Jig than tho
t+•:.os tons• h1 t' Le', 1.e • 1 • 2 , r p lu-.•. It sl :l; c,irl"",, but th' n•
neain-t Sir i is n?' , r• •I. �h• I, ss, re •44111(• , f th present wile
I'e.., 1 '.•.,t e1 any kind it
n01141 hit( that sit. f.!.dg.el. anti fanl4'tl t" arta.: at tli, weed: hitter_ ”"":11 Jr"'
Lee , 4 alto) t" find. 'rhrr-
14urt- alt. tears I►Ilting this the Is- (1,7:•1.•1 the ,,• last by \Ira. bine- 11011 been a htig;l t !,, .t.r in the!
ntah.l t\1155 1\a!t••H1 has pl4'rped ,nor, 1h. (!el•lanrl if thee ctul(1 night tins", and th. 1• ,
,e teem and .,selLeard all. 1141 understand such n th"relighlt' lnur.l, ;11kled will' ti,•
tele. 14 u y `I � '
TL• , tl.l••s' . :11411 \\ alt. n l• :..•s. Ile
tial'-. koalas his fare in his
liaueis Mitt, a shout "1 trump'',
Fu' \'early , -prim18ing up, (•bidets
fes ears, h, tlrr a list, while 14th
s;l•ie14 the leather throws herself til cxhihilirn9, ns(1 honestly Raid
x1 iI fret to h'•g for mercy lir her re. As fir Mr". ('raeler, I am
d.. 1;•i,;' I afraid she rejlie4tl exm4'edingly
i si, \1' I .• ane. when the %thole thing; was .ver. arid
1, ".• •• tun she w:l" 411,! . to snake lig! her rubber,
:, ' ., .,•,' \\ :sat a hilt she 55x54 nllletl 1". (••,Ilrte,l)s a
th' tu• -!1e(1 with, laxly not. to thank and compliment
t. '') , . ,'..i �11.- \\;)!tom 7144' rata -sane in fetal honied fashion.
rt • h11• 1• f •1 s;r )'i,i' Yet it was with a lriurn11li3t1t
1 1 :u !y til -i 1.,!• les hi •enrl:!4' of the eye that shn((nch►cl-
,ort• asi.l• n' I;ut, st;1, e•1 her welly speieh to Sir Phillip,
t! . tl
and trete Ire., awes- exultingly to
�• h,.c1\ "n 5'.;,.44 1 ulna tutu the cart tool(•. 'After learning It profession many
t}':e • i:,''4' tl,i., t 14.•- i'11t 11.5'- \\'nl• It was not till il•,u1r months inter a youth discovers that he should
Ie •' •�. !''}'':, 4; • '^,I, s' , 1,,14', that NI nide le:lrn(d ally it was that luny" learned n trlulo.
owl 4. ' i4;1i1 n,• 1 1,:1; di- s'i• r,-1 ! •'(''11(1 c•liara-h• was so g�,00(1. In-
a
lea hands, n hi.l, a H :uo, tented 111 Major '' 1 tun, he and i4floha Curs
n f..t •• 1 '! - ss :1' t,;• -! ter had played it A At'Ote of ( A
eller I, era• H. 41. 11 t ;met Ir ' 4)4'• acne . 11 1:19 nit dlfTlCUlt for nh
T le , sl o' sae . 'tl ,l t •f Ilk(`. Sir Phllll l w -lice r 44,, 4 I•: pion,
(nt'/h.. rase• told•. h.•nla
atm' 1'•..l: ai. r ator'n g f : ap . ; tlo isionl 4..1 haat - 1J seta.
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adding tyldaa.. i.tl, trtvD is Wade ae
a . er.7 letter Mien week. Napkins is told d
a, -neer. u nix ttl11.1. 1:(. GC testi.
t..pe beak. Canea>n+) Pili Co.,, Seattle.
!CASTE RULES IN JND;A
111 1' IT 1S BEING t;IIiu11.11.1.Y
1' N t ER 1 !Naas.
1 Motel Claim Special PrIsiliges
and English EdueatiUn Has
Cued Infect.
The marriage of rho Chief of San-
gli is an event of far retching so-
cial importance among, Hindus.
'I'ltat it will tend to raise t•he marri-
ageable age of gifts is only one of
the consequences that will follow
therefrom. ]lasing regard ta tho
position of the reformer, we may
expect his example out only to in-
fluence opinion in his community,
but to wcakcu the power of caste
generally for if the caste may bo
defe:I in one case it may bo defied
}is1 in :1i,thcr, says the Tiutos of Lldia.
YVa It may indeed be remembered thae
chiefs have so/netinles elaiuted
"ticcial liberties for thcniic1vcs, and
these have not affected rise carpi
of their commiiiia:es. In rare in
stances Haab! chief has r Iarrie
t s a H i I f •1 r
u Mahommedan wife, but his com-
munity has remained aft lncxuraablo
us before in its cxchls:':eU•':s. Tne
intermarriages between Mehl and
Atoh:uunrcdan ruling fuAutres in
the time of Akbar feel little influ•
CHOO ell the lnar'11.11'*' eta,t(,fhl4 of tlli
generality of Hajf.t:ts. `then again
it has sometimes happen -(1 that u
Hindu chief of one Bet'( aal(pts
some 4f the ceremonies el another
sett in his palace, either from
SINCEIIE CONVICTION
or as a compromise to earn the good
will of influential sectftlns of his
.tubjeots.
The religious neutrality which the
who Was a distingal'hual ' British Cuvernment observes was
often adopted is, different forms by
the Hindu kings. But their com-
promises became the eporeal ens•
toms of the palace and did not, af-
fect popular customs. in the ab -
so
1 atnadian Banking system is sense of rho spread t4 4xlucation
s. totally different fr. in those of the and of the ferment 1n Riede sooi-
older countries of hirer(' that new ,,ty the isolated conduct of a ruling
corners to this counts} aro often •, Beef would have been of compare-
aluw' 1" realize the a.lvantages .( t•((•ly litho consequence. tloupled
the facilities it alters in doing bu• :- , eel) leo wider and more persistent
r►cTs'•
i (.'•'nee of English education, its
The Traders flank of ('teach have l4,tt•uliality fur g�ot.d is he.ig;htened.
recently undertaken an Education- i l'..en in the days of ilii.. Ilam
1101154. •
DYEING
Salve Monsey
Dress Well
tiirnr 1. vie Wsatilny
with
JUST THINK OF IT I •
Dye, wool Cwtnn, s.:1 or .•,.e.► (a.'eu►. reri.etly
o.rhtb. SA1►7C Dy. -•1:0 .Ino.• of mutsk.+. 1 .',
owl Isemoan% Colin, It , er u. rron.'nur Uru,ltl,1 or
Dea4t brad for Color a .1J .u4 tiTUCY R•.o. ,e. 7t
The Jo5.roea*Ucb.row. Co., 1./mine, Montt••,
by Imille,
composer.
•e-
SI'1't:RJOltl'1'l' OP l'.SNAD1.1N
al campaign fur the purpose of ex -
111,11 un Huy it must have been per -
("ling (0 new elinadian citizen° 1 ceived that the mutat logioat way of
and those who have cone over (renal facilitating; social reforms was to
Europe the a'Ivantagrs that. the
Rack should b( to thein a' d eg. ' undermine the carte which stood as
a harrier in their way. But as an
trent.• simplicity in their utctneust tile'.: (n casae simply meant in
of d•,iug business:. t
The 'Traders Bank 1 t . • a. 1t nra es.' that a few indiviahrals rut
',.•s off from their relations
any roan that Kw's 1,.1•, 1 , 1.1 fr, r„1'•, wlthoat• producing any
shueld have a ter.eking! :,• reed .I.• iffeet upon them. the
their flank. All money t• paid f [ r b•• 4L,
Ply( 41 is deposited and ' r c p,nu for
NJV. rmte,e.l !heal ilia i s I t.. hear ,savings )fcpattient fur aaati, •n'at-
itierieng mass. The fast start -.1 vas ed sums of money where Ihl s pas 11
rc o urs
wine was gen. r14)ly • t ta, bo
b 1 the real value of the articles
:.•,.; • :,:1,r"mists were frequent ant
Indeed
ALMOST IN\'A1tIABi.Fe.
as (,lues,- - 1t haedsonie ,interest en idle {.Inde, I ('asts rules can be easily e:nforoed
antl t!,; it faei'it:e9 in the way of re- !in villages and small towns where
Grand I. a Sante lc 111'*: • mittis'c u: n y by Bank 1)raft sacra men's eve is upon every usher
fir8041 1' ••') s r:lee le lull !
'iyc I'.
(,1n•s to' ;
`. 1
C.1lif 'i'S 11..11.'! i T '• 5. • . ,
1'1 ::•4.1 14.1 1:... ... .1 • •
nate is s1" ",..lents that r, ler _ -__-- __--_—_.--_-,
pastier -El t !''
44' that 4'1 • • .1, •. 0 •
b
AO�,. , • t . :u1 I Ii , • • • :,'.Ih:► t0 ,4eeto med 1. • 11. - 41 I'1
(1',114'charade ass that,it was in tle• faint I,eatii .f a January
liegeless to play le them. There "un. The18rgc ''(etre .7 ,rrnyel in
was no ru(nl)et -ss about the ai(1ow; frustttheousewas fell of life,
she knew tem n (ing( end been nnlcltffe'r'•es erre being stalke11 ttp and
nboye fhr ascragr of such irrrprorep-dean by smart greens, while (heir
riders cent 011 to pay their respects
Io Mrs. ('raw•ler, nmd it play he• t.'
the liqueurs tit• the same trine
I)ouble dog-enrl s, tax-enrts, nrwniatonr•tles discharged their borerfreights in rapidthe 0entre the hunt plan ancf hie
7113 t n1i.1• Hs lounged upon their nage,
surrounded Lr iheir dapple raveled
pets.
(To he continued.)
'• , :Incl the issuing vi 8nd ::,1, necess.ty for rnuttral aid is
't'r•:,s. '1. 1 - 4 1,'•.. It 1..r pe''ple re- !great. Thea growth of the larger
t I 1 _ i . t1 '•. .ue a(is'antageS 11 at ' town( and c,t1, the facilities for
e,, . 1 ;.41 •1241 knee ;1!•,4111. I trase1linr. t► .nt teasingb:' In, • h.tnk iu : ity of miet ..:, r,. the growing' I rh' 't''. ,AS•!'tire up'on the tune 01 mon o1 bust-
f:i'a,.,':..••,:4,andI)Bt%S311(1(11110111„n«111.1)1. inir' •I 11ranches.in('nn t'.ent10(•1120011(541.,JK't(y'1':.eir linanr•inl strength noel Con4 4 f in(lividual lapses, tho
.114.11(! is be•,tnd any' 4111' ' spre:411 of liberalizing literature
a. ---- nn,l the poster wielded by the cdu-
h. (AMA ('!as,ws-- all these have eom-
'fhe el, a :'-.h !•rill are fur
rin2cil> •InDs (nulh •, cures Colds, heel. p •ile•i! •4 L�'!' tl14 MI 1t111CefU Holl
lire throat and 1111:.f. • . • Zi' a(..s, (I1'•1e Se!! . .42 leak. . ti.rr+. ea; fYt -i alil"•;Iles .f calfs Wallow'
matters to st..)e and to I:urchase
twice at any pike.
The ca ac tribunals maintain no
0011111041 i111 '11igcnce department
and they hese no laws of exist 1i.
ti••0. Punish Held can he easily
rankled by those who are on the
move. 'rhos the 11154111111 on of caste
is id.wlt &sallying, net. only be.
calls(' the tierce light of enlighten
IA reason is beating epee it but
1121) Lecalisc it is pl sh:aily shill -
cult to make men moral Ly
AlI•..\\S OF CASTE ltl'I.ES.
The Sanatana 1)Itarltla re%isvll'.(s
are bound to r( habilitate .r IP s.up-
p'rt if they can the Varna er caste
which has crane to be rce(lg:IIzed as
nn cs'ent:al element in Hinduism.
Some writers have indeed said
that when caste vanishes nettling;
will br Irft in Hinduism, and that
word will be a misnomer. Felnuat-
ee(t Hindus do not all admit this.
The preachers of Vedanta are plac-
ing Ifin(Iuisln on n religious instead
"1 a serial basis. Whether (heti site-
' •! 1 their efforts or not, t
ti.e 11 ntana Dh' ruts re's 1,81i,fs satinet
prop u11 1111 institution which is
crumbling under a fire directed
(ruin s( many rtuaet•'rs. The chief
ul Saigli is tale gehernl in the
army. Vet his sulleys must he
mere d^s'.luctise than those dis-
charged by smaller mon.
'L'—as--
PR EPA RED.
"Oh. nnit14' the day." said f unto
11p fair rind winsome steady.
"I had a hunch," then murmured
she,
-''rhat y.n would weal to ►nnrry
me;
To morrow I'll be rr adv."
The rich 111111'44 sort. as he R)wnss
rides. naturally lm '.'t'e tie iaolprinte
in the sands e♦ time.
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