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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Advocate, 1909-03-18, Page 2 (2)-•, CURRIT TO VL varct and abls Our spe elieve • lone cCupct.e uctas* of. thelreau tit &ti nosilt$ that s peritas e4p1c bae 0vt ent jutify to im extIztt,, . 0* bi st'hIe'r 2 4 t t 14e4Y4, tO . 'uszt*ji*' kt . I 4:00/01trt ,i' . . F hirthr' riliethte‘ ,,,' is.'• ', k .: •i 14 'PVe'sItteiR4 . . ti-Meit cent „, , i he fOrs a MeSS.-:0 'iv , .. Trio*: for , hanger.' 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A esthetie judgment, he mt orphine eedle, well says, hes been the eovereignit ohee lay between -a few moments' • power 'in developing the Ensussn'ease from pain and a lifetime of honor, aud, like' hisi ancient pros tongue, and the "true tree-ehrere• tf.tepts in scripture, this modern g ory„ .klooked ger than as.4arra„ Eiau was de- tateI by *I1 appetite;; Iota out for a ries of pottage. is an abnolit ut of it "have been and are the know- Esau let go the greater fur the le$3* ()reign echolare marvel at th -valth, variety and power of our • 1'4' .r”, eonie,xity An -ins Suite number of combinations, ap- parent eccentrioitiee, diversity in form are essential to linguistic riches, and no artistic people is ever satisfied u,!th a mechanically perfect instrument._ SeeReeetliteu �t i11og1'letters nueyebe due to analogies, to real or feuded, con- gruities. between words and ideate "Buzz"' ie better than "buz" and "thumb" is better than "thum" to the artist in words, and te take away the silent letters is to rob hire of pregnant, suggestions, aseo- eiations, shades of meaning. There are strange words, unique words in the language, and to force them' into categories for the sake of regu- larity is tof devitalize and disfigure them. - Who can think of ghost stories of literary merit without the "h" in ghostst Another ground for ppeposition to ----Sirnplifitition in its effect on otir classical literature, on- our glori- ous inheritance of poetry, drama. fiction. Chaucer belongs to the few, largely bemuse of his airehaie4. spellings. Would the clinics suf.; ler revision ? Publishers would hardly venture to give us Shakes - tiasligs(** vaes.s. of- -.- DOVBTFUL- POTTAG ••• tend- give up the greater for Pm kss. I have .always fancied that EE44 thought he would continuo to be his father's favorite son. It is because we de not expect, an act of businees treachery te affect our permanent standing, because we count en being just as_good-men after a getable:leg clebreveeleeeeeson of Edell -indulgence ;---beeause we- fail te see any particular jeopardy in an occasional lapse of virtue -in tier.words, becalms_ we expect to - k ttill • ie', ,a., of 'rta the Ith6e, . -Of' Ma .t,411 fie443: 4 . e IZt9) 28 A trx of t tlte Moriwnt„, Itis un r batby opportunieni. , 0fliY by the slay`,/but forti constantly 'exaggerated the value of impelee; Ife' was the sort of citizen who w4414 hAve-Cheittod liis_ereelitors- nut of.,46., er - ten glad then written a generous ehe for charity. "When I want a drink I taeill kit,' said a 'friend in y earing. But it doeen't take much it to -live 1-1 the, Jew. -Surely an would be A f001 to take *drink f he did not want it. But not to take it, though his events it ever to mucti-Lthat REQII ime in-tlx Po** 14040i* 41. if ering,,his: stt 1t„ A g411111) rtat fer4NtA orriltly C he 'losing an so/erase Ofsene - or $ Out of. eStrYs we4, eo, ee ,thereof; •IXe taper located with:all sorts of drugs andmodes of living., and Anally dis covered that the less meat he ate the kes headecheehreebasheand-lie • Miff ifith-or that the eeenreen f headache WAS marked by a ultameotia excretion of a large amounr of -uric *cid. • From these two facts he conclud- ed sthat- the preeence of uric *cid in thc blood, and that he presence of uric acid inetheeislotet was sine to meat -eating. From this beginning oornpiettw ietetics, having for its object the exchision of all urie-acid-eontaini- ing foods, since, if uric aeid le theeesmite of -these trembles, kt. .• • ' spirit oE Eau is, most of all,' the spirit of unfaith.fle sold what he could not see for w t he could iee. ' .9t 1.A•• V, • ' far-off possession 80 etil Each man must devoutly believe in the worth of an inheritance of hon- or and truth. Only as he come back from flesh glimpses of s values is he safe in the preeenee of Jacob's succulent pottage. Such -oftice „of.,faitheeto .hold -ms The-elleesta -whether _for the laying .oLeetable„ the fighting at a battle or the sav- ing of one's soul. - _GEORGE CLARKEePECIC7 1 ' 1,1 • 1 1 .1• ce , • s of he • offeading poison are thrown into the system every day. Man is naturally a fruit-and-ves etable-eating animal, be believes, and must return to his original diet as the only mearte to his sani- tary salvation. - In other worth Doctor li&ig is a vegetarian, but, a petit tar ind-a-iine, for be frOeS not allow all vegetable foods by any means. Beans, peas and other pulses are forbidden, since their protein is readily convertible into uric acid, and especially does he eschew tea, and coffee, their alkaloidal ingre- dient, caffeine being radically the same chendeally as uric acid. knot, cutting the thread, and re - The aiet of one who would avoid turning the needle to its assigned becomillg a subject to the uric -acid resting.plaee. diathesis, or who, would ernancz-g The civilized nation s afire world, pate himself from the pains of the it . has just been courpuW, strike GossAmER.Buxanats. already existing condition, must 3,000,000 matches every minute of et therefore consist almost entirely of the twenty-four hours. Some of Uncle Rollo considered thought-. fully for breadstuff* and cereals,, puddings, the match plants are very large, . a. moment before givingi (resh and dried fruite, nuts and the one in the United States covering 44 answer. "I 'can't really tell, Hes• ter.'i' bmilk products. Water is the only 4'140 acres, with thirty-two miles of aid, At last. "I haven't ever seenidbeievsetritaN musAllowed. It is a me'ager railroad, which supply the =tell t be more. or less mo- machines with i'.00/000 feet of logot any raY'self2 but, then, I haven't; notssnotts_ssimairusteoverssitsia--00 -clay. - ts-eyterYthin any always el4caciaus in curing perio. The only - fourteenth-tentu ry Know*" „ dicai headachesand other supposed street "remaining in England, lIre Hester, from the footstool, 'reed- manifestations of the uric acid H Vir 13 ad_ ejleutly. -Thiele Rollo's whinisv.idiashesis An oceasioval course of •ture; a,t 'the Royal Pbotegr phie bo- wayfeel THE SIDIBLY 8011001J INT IINiTIONAL LESSON, MAR. 21, Review. Golden Text, Acts 8:4. Three eras are considered in the lesson of the Quarter. Tho First Era. The Two Great Powers producing Christianity,. its ud sueeesses-WEr.-34, verliving Leader and Sari. our Ascended 'to heaven, sittin on the right hand of God, but ishio ever present with his people, and e 0 e 0 0 0 404 i;i1 YOUNG FOLKS • BITS OF ESE414X0i0N. „ Vevr, Items sof rao That Will be 1,0d sa:ef oltliferest, Y,n. itd iki gar.lLosensno, id* 'Ifell':4/11*.altr7-• 4r$511 wIieh eut8, twiU turu ut4O they'a It IS es f'; ere aro. scliolare n, thC; rnitod Xingdom. There, are 707,t.12„ tea ,schooles-- 4 In Pers hells ring for prayers fivo times is, day, a.r.d merchants, -clerks, and customerrush off to the motAireicTleaving at a standstills sery-.,year_s ct layer of t!ie. en - „re sea, fourteen feet- thick, is taken upinto the clouds; the winds beartheirburden into the land and rainsu ttt 0,5V, lore '0 ,tlio rnt ,• • '1 t- a1 4 r in t , usistS,o ' '1,;c4t: • tuute'„ hers .and 0,4Q1 Sunday _ 11$ vers. The biggest lock in th world is not the one 4 the House of, Corns mo ou t is 4 II 4. ” 14.,444 can wa. out t.At Philadelphia there is a clock that Is as big as many small house. In Frame there is a curious form of life insurance, the peculiarity being that -the longer the man lives the lees his heirs become entitled to: The idea- is. Oa-VAL* man Alies oung his children will require help, but that by the time he is fif- ty they will he old cruet to earn their own living. An automatic machine capable of threading LON ne i3 a mechanical in factory. The oj picking up the it to tbe proper les per minute rvel of a Swiss ration includes le, propelling position, tying a doing among. them the same kind • bf things be did en earth. Nets! 'among other things the kind oil inira,cles he wrought through the apostles. So the, picture of the puzzledher sometime, it, and a habitual more or less close, met?* exhibition, is to be found but he always explained things approach t, it are, no doubt, *Pit Wells, behind the chapter -house sooner or later, even if he 4i4 great benefit to the general healt)el of the cathedral. It irLands practi:. tease. but one must not forget that man "I remember when I was about your age, he continued, looking ttlow ‘‘i pease in the revised form. And firat. thlIrth in A°3 2 is the eut*'r4 Tit itleir; used to belie" owneft fairies. You the alienation of literature from thilling in actual life of the teaeh-leoulon'tsbav:re se me that ssdeonf texas: the Beatitudes said' there were noj lively speech would be calamit The separation the written, Ian. • Constan•tino's motto "In hoe! The e4;es brightened. guage from that of current use, of signo vintes," "By this- sign (01 the I "Dg!tis 4 what 1.- the began. wiU . 'the market place and ephemeral, erfoss) thou Agit conquer, is true any. JiteletBr,,rstiedgz.At?hilrh04inietviee; ‘altpmarii4s! for culture, 1 t' 1.411.5elicuhruerfaorillbodyl olitemze. n' which PilarlY hee*use of my nurse, nurse' who of *cos milk, put a pinch nt redIsheef-dogs the AltraliArt dog, and •publications; would make i ne ther J den:mar:10Y nor for fur slenie the divinity4 i eil blifi red hair." ' ' ' * He pa,ssed a minute, but Hester ttePlPer in it, ,. q 9 an tont nu heat it, And drink -the dlion.hcaded' dog of Thibet. tiler growth of languages The new device called the auto- ror one; !rleltistenee °I "1"" has ever been -did slot ask what red 'hair had to jumit.4e hot its you can stand it three Professor Eastman proudly eiaims i largely successful in -*presiding the cally as it did when first built, the of the ills credited to uric acid may;only later additions • being a, few be * direct result of eye -strain, street be relieved more by glasses than People whose peaceful slumbers by diet. -Youth's Companion. are disturbed by the noisiness- of a neighlsoft. dog will no -doubt find it consoling to learn that there are HEALTH HINTS. at least three varieties of the can, A handful of flour bound on ine tribe which neVer bark. But, CU stop bleOing. sleet these- dogs art not found in For froarsenestr--Take half cup Canada' TheY are the Eg"tian • A, o with it, so be went on: "She -Would- tell me that the gossamer on the grass was built overnigot :by the fairies.' They slid it to catch the dew to drink and to bathe just before the sun came u or four tames a day and juet before retiring at night. . Many woMen think that it is weak te take a nap in the daytime; on, the contrary, it is often se sign of weakness- if they Ao not. A, na, ins,tic water -diviner is extremely !gospel or Imi!din up the religi-- that sound theory and the deeperlrena g simple, comprising 4 small magnetic interests of literature and art silp- k4 "The Holy Spirit coining with new neris compts, mounted in & small needle, similar to that of the marl - port the opposition to the reforniedil Power lueel abuudaineee bemuse box which is carried on a tripstd. spelling. The himplifiers will harethe. goiriing of -the Son of tiv4 hast to reckon with the new line mattl6tble.greiltnes3 °I Ills wc)tkP°4* sinne.at ts, rime- that -h -aggressive le, es the .other force by which s• --ratter- than -aliologetic. ristisnitv ltai 'issaslis its. con- ts. . , .-.--s...4.-,................- .,, i .presenee was made manifest to t!ie senses so that people woUld rit the feet and the nature 'of - , ties- powers which transformed the character of -.the peop/e, arid zhul.. tipiied the number of 4...he disciples, Beate the etories of the Ascen- • „stess, the Promise, the ' Prayer doctor to prescribe hearty langh4 Meeting, the Day1 Pentecost. .ter as, a re.medy for pervthis is-.; Us,. Secoril Era. The Itigne • JeAse,s; '1,mt• perhaps li# will ,also"he ,Chtireh.a.t Jerusalem A.P.30-45 or j ' good ertongh to tell .vs ',where ' . THE HERM' HA -IIA CUR Idea All Right -Trouble is to Gil Preeerlption It is all very well for a, German . clot on. ik ' . to gr the kngreditrits for . e he church One, estrum', well sit down 4/4 ihk., r fair eIrtif°0111:82ition of elisirae- . lowish 1'6111116o tears run down. the ter, seen Sri ti'' -Oosfles, nOtably cheeks" at nothing at all, boweVer in reters and point out, the inci- anxious to cure p. severe,attaele of dents 'shish show what that change sieftralgia. - , When sole comes to thirik il it i:* Seen also in the diameter 'e first; Christians." Seen st110 stixiss the Lady's Pictorial, fewil ir actiiiin under persecution. things uts107 one laugh to tliis ex.i rzlw-tit in numbert. Notethe tent. (and what is que per:goal* meat! pro - where hilarity is corkceriiedi ni* ' nous whiz/i /show this ^ i . prove to pois.)n9tis to anotfier A i . ewer in organization. Give to plun,0 him to the very depths ea *'nstattee. of depression. , •,_ ._ There. Mrt.1 p.00/46 *110 Will double,' r , up with merriment when they stilt° , aotte om else fall down a flight of 'steps, and afterward -describe it 1 so .the funniest thing they ever' vot 11 , tzee 4or. r e . . ll 0,,,, - e, s s,s tIUC to be tinsi31yt' •i; "t w 1404 linens:eel ar; 4004 at tho". bails - „ 0one,, pleCe Opuir.. Velvets'in narrow, shadocl str.ipe And favor, • . Inew--spring-suita -continuo- to, have ixuttons. 'Washable t-tille-peedomitsstes for the summer blouse. . lionwslisevessviill-befisonson--0,11- the tailored auita., Tulle and linen jabots are as po- pular 44 ever inTeris. Glace gloves hold ant place for hand coverings. ° Tegal straw is the finest material ,,i1MSW-Askticss -grevrtntr 6 plaited skirts again. Gold tissue will be much us for sleeves and yokes. s Frocks buttone ".• •," • ."9.- ewit• • At Shirleypoppiesla. 1 ey are ve y as trimMing foe black hats. Most of the embroidery geen now in the shops is machine made. A device to do away with stock- ing darning is the gummed paten. The separate waist and skirt have Ahnost disappeared view-._ "Pafed tut full at the back" is the Paris decree for the hair. Filet net stockings in lisle and in silk are the rage of the moment. Color embroidery, on white, black, cream and ecru will be much used. _1 White gloves are no longer worn in the street, or, indeed, anywhere. The grays- and the pastels 'pre- dominate among the fabrics offer- ed for Easter. When two immense roses appear on the same hat tley are unusual - Is flat in shape.. Jet has not lost its 'popularity, and it appears frequently upon gowns and hats. It is said that steel or bead stud- ded leather will be a novelty of the season. • Many of the tailor mades for the advance epring, trade are of the, three pieced kind; There is a fad for laeieg-tho---- sleeves all the way up on the out- sideof the arm. Lace will be more than rivaled irk. popularity by embroidery and braid trimmin,g, The 'flower pot" crown of a. hundred years ago bids fail' to be favorite milline sh A rY ape. 4""' Huge ruchings are going out and in, their place are Seen crush rib- bon and satin folds. Pretty thains for muff or coin pure may be made of a plaited rib - on to match the ssuit. Man y of the white and light tint - cd suits have collars and cuffs of tb tick moire -or satin. Some of the new'skirta have live, raven, or nine gores, with penels set in the side scams. Linens are either heavy, almost like Russian crash, or they are. thin and fine. Fabrics for spring are softer and 1', hen it is put in operation, thesgloasier than ever before, but are nurse said, all of them would come•resent(' of subterranean sourees ee firmer Of texture. , in the afternoon refreshes one for 1.1 water is-iiiimediattly --lactr4yed Aky I . Green hilkl beeps hoiralded the; out and Sand hiivie-a grand time: Tbe7;00-131"*eiligV-1. ...nrdt t011--st' a Me 00112:1 she violent sisitssissnsof theneedle, „modish -color lot -spring, but. -the- 'ivOrnbt-eltrnEi ‘pmthe Beam-in'leter-re, relaxationit affords, "_ ,1111 the oscillation in some eases beinelittest report says brown. iler and singand lot ; a of lboks, ood thin s i g o rd the sun, and splash each; ills° hell"' in htehaeitrhettdingoollglz st,s muck as 150. detr"s. „ 1 The manufacturers evidently be. Ther,e was to be seen performing lieve that the piteples are to have , Allow pretty!" cried Hester "" restores the. tired nerves a44 man WhO* nestling her footstool nearer . "It wa,s pretty," admitted Uncle oar regisvtifnugl usplesepitwGiztetuliuntetst hittriwlth exttitridijei:arbyei125 tatigocra)ceViveinivir'at'Pteeknittia, are eb69 sntereiPme s° rael tete; - - - - etrength possesses the rare gift of eating with the velvet. • e fairies , whenever I went out, nay find the nece*sitY a:t°nies - b fort the.gossamer clisappeared lu8d°116 "ay *1 • ' risein8H:otorevevs04orpyrowoafteorf -nthri:unb4y long sleeve enderbedies vith reeep. i""' P It 'Pill it ti 1*, i '' Ike that,' he concluded: • position.. • There is nothing' that so, at the ,oetoher fair, iro aS Another season of etrenuous vogue., 110, "and I used to tixink 411$* t° taking 11' ;AP* and 374‘9,beitig .a4107 to, eelisio through hi .Silk.fibee laces are niudi worzein tl e morning. But I couldn't nu. Olivo oi.1; by acting °O. the livers rt se the fisriss which is ciosed.l. Coats ..*.nd skirts Are being sei- , helps tis clear the akin but ther'"' e tstehr. with due filik 'broad ,of•tthe, ;on go s p r et; r 3. oi what 'they re like or wtsilwe 111;-- d b - ersts where the (furies went.to, „sso, ss3,12 it , must also ;diet. iatete irvatreerit, soap bub!ne sTken he,eptitx,1 the 6310, and linin°d- idwe eeee thein4i c 11 fri ghoul e eilten; noi,king form" inerests 3 In sjsie un,- pse of ithem, you lir 'IP*4171 no tieh or g.e4ttY'i al It detaches itself, and fiOrtta ftv,e yrontkired, too, aid ire. ssf.0*. If t is dist is strictly feletgr•i'iceitzny , • steired fruits a tesispoonfui of th • . lowed, With, plenty of _fresh ,a "Then one day I 'found. out ell oil toren half an hour before break- bout said uncle. "It watt f half an hour after the . as on. TROrlifiRstclitErrlt. sot. •••4•••••.. 4.010 apiders all the time.' "8 Wets!" said Hester, latest every do4Y, for a year, "Not at all, *stet. It ish po- - "What is the matter relieve the liver of its loath. when thy fool skor into1iquife-ti *''s* 14 "Peet fri"d of 1-the Inani • t to ssasty spittemivity. and so clear the akin. ft is ..httiking that they sort fairiei, mkt from taking olive oil in few sreekei; uuz/di eucli very pretty thing." for' evil troutlot; where. there it. ail (17,111!ttiehrat:6'witswtiln3 Rester looked her distress. -413101,411$positiort to liver sluggishness p And the lUost notable, il. spiders reallY atid trulY make the olive nil Should be* regular article tilhight`i trbi 14214114ittlitzlt ht)twIt4.1P,dr!,i1'ltitratrrj'i of tP• be t°,1nribd otterit, ot country qg -Ls it 0. h • atm „no e or 0 le x s *ou be en. on let#, re" "If n g° m" of te SPinikati 401 okr*, on evory. threw ts 'lump' .4tosat at it. iminiry department. fere andllined to enttch- • 4#41400.1...4*.w.r. TELEPHONE, AN RORY. An linterestiag eat WI* Tried i Car , Ca' ; Wales, posse in ;its ' pub 6 library a itiition which clainii distirle or tthic ilSOritfof et/ten:wise permeating its . qrstem IQ( niansgewent. The, lattst, 4 e nodded. *“florilt be afraid," How .7111** were ' "They are little bits the %%ay ot sillaci; it is "Doitl. ''.14311,thit;iik"in"!. who bad Jost , -ktaat revert., 4inting st.ijo e 14* to use it to fr • tlie tcizor moo st OAS nten StI, e the obetseles spiders, You know. I never rut conte out et the caxt into f!' tenet e departinclat has worked the ay o est. Altd m, any triOte than I heve see ouse," taw. but most nervous patienbc out, ..frotzt ltithin- Name the vitril'Ielits, sprn thosetta reads out of their ry2 • probably wonisi not laugh et ail it, este %each- ilfueeeeee, bodltst -like regehie spilers in the .ms r,lating to .(=o1;tertp.. tl s sure atisfac. or . • `ii,reeived vet * very wide. raEge, • 1111 , Mr. For, the 'chief libranau, they were over,-xorne,- tom inth'Illik rieir „Pa I know. a, man who has.•• her urn Seu1, • t y factollv. Th*14 e, Inquiries 'but these spide like that the *et snit seed T *Mei, clambe stistbsies_witat rse the rope is or something sn order to erect. Ilk mire, an,attetzlmndCnt Averet4 both the difficulties and th64 4.attie. Thevg threads are ver "For a minute.it WAS. Then were made to excite their hilarityeerey fee telly Christians overcame i wonderful .*nd Ant and stton-atehs, and it to • - - • .- 4 - s returned the coal through .t i by throwipg rel t v A ttrVantS',tvz1 liath$104., ' ing.roont winti4w. But th peraitlitodas:liiiklovb(elist,4:50t 'They fortrt net, and they cat worse to tO 44, down ttairs. Nerve speciaZistswho, fria,"1410.rd Er*. the roarisiort food in them." *lop& the labghter cure will haver-, tne flotret W10). $V”. tither t4 ,praetise, clowing Or keer, can.2„es oy this, ,egpsimpi_ ifirc* seen wilt white eonetfiie went into the. forte, anst P er41,6ferttoin'ttety.tIz'etTlistr: • knogrit!° exclaimed -the 'committee is to suotk0 • left the eat still . howling'," IgetPnS PS) sio d tailorirg.„ But •th. • pa re • trained fools to set the;Loatient4 .1-1115-V*tea, to which the church -like funnels. Do thernmkt t 31151 hote, ,e value Of this expstsion ac.surety,41' said 'undo no -1114•'— *-- an arcAr. • 4'1,7.,r)ii !live an it ••, 341 • e*terldel. oo ot the ` .4,.httrh4 ' they do•another queer * ate the znain ineictents•of t -read-abolit tt.'e Indian •r, tttit,t, - airy sal the after**, pause. it 1E• onty like that consequence he ntunber of trhial ;most:ions asked uver fife tdephone 'ngularljamsU Where- tote - . rMfor *n *nwr to be" A TALXElt. Th .1,4"••:.* I 'Ste • ra•