Exeter Times., 1908-06-25, Page 3.41
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then Wit up lho .4r,1.10*.itts *world 'Into
, 'warring camps, oacti hghhng ler its curt
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nt:Att whOl\'one
prjud he \I
1tnt religAtis,
ask Vv`lia
e t1 .,
lwa
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knit;while-. 1h nt....,. . Anil'
he.in I- I -their lernerlty.*' *The Wort
neVer In*, been entitely 'Without th4)s0
who saw that each day brought Solite,
br---th-tt-rtho-deziatratlear"'O
OILS.tiLL0,',Ira those- wbo\ove, darkness
t -than lig t trilli 'ttctt
-Alm•-
ID TO, DE AN AMOMPLIOItM
_Eitel'. • '
bo(
ographer,. After . Eaurteep-
i '%orb Gii uiees:iii•
itornptIy 1 the
t by iO $l,1Uilf.,
cd rneth,tls 4 esitc -01.10,k1Ch ,With
veloproettla,gt all floids.-01"
lilted, to reord And'inter,
and multl.colored• life of
it has never been the 'aim
t the advanced pictorial
photographor1 deePIY eogniztkrit of the
1 , of the camera, to corn-
peto tile • illustrious names in art,
figir,/sOnS became 'ineyitable becanse
Of the nee of t tvttr Standard by
whlcli to Uri& his work; and by reason
pL*Lography was as'bitterly opoied as
lb to sti4r,n time. vas va el
veG.it has, ome
1 tte poettiori, nod • area. auneon, *lit/pilau. sow
ofleits havi . ceased their ' •
trio h art hod es rid even
;14445Ply' o
thJpg,.it
trot. "
ani duty, life.
„
of no 1itU inprtne1 Jtn,
It :Ann: ,
titiatir'11*,fita "
water value than tt resufls' of ,.ptiCh
thinking when forroulal0 in /
CrIZZDS Oft, DOCTRINES,
It's not 'onlY a rit0stiOn, as to:v.1141 you
art thinking silent and what your
on-
.C1us.n. may bee, there. is the deeper
qttest'em whether you have "the 'energy*
-and•-c-eura-0:44-thlak-Viretigit-year-p
Ions at ail. -
IntelIoc4zal cowardice • and mer.tto!
aro-44,Vous-100---Qf
0." %kilt 1
fe and action "at AtiOt
in thinksik his beau
f,„lesthl
--
buT'l t .if dentine ottons at, 111. • wh
-Ii*Wiiie-teinc411y to tlf-Trik about acre
stibleets. -
Intetteetual stapiattert-1111T-S1olti-tre--
gud.otly calls it.elf spiritual ildelitz.-
They who tirecti lazy 14*step out -and
conquer, new etrtory -tusy holding
.the. fort, 4klending'doltrines long since
outgrown; instead of fighting the foeS
of all. mankind they aro ;hurting adjec-
tives and anathemas at thosio who lam
n willing .to accord pictorial
P•tzograpliyirjlzrire-among the arts, Olt
V mit that -in some of this work
Therc :wasa beauty, a grnce and a truth
dflfrent from What hat before been pre.
iii.,,' all the real,. of chiaroscuro
lhey 11 *Mutated that, colo* would al.'
. .
Version,),
'ProocEss IS 1,111FECT„- . The Epistle. to the Epbesians,-This
.he.eructO 4ttemPts.at color photogra. epistle, is one of a group of epistles writ-
hy,that.appeared, fivin time to time only ten by the apostle Paul during his
'444 discredit the possibility of any. .prisonment at Borno, iwar its t-loe:e. itt
1 0 worthy ever- beteg' achieved in this the oar A.D. 63, or possibly 64. The
Iekt of photography,. colored pistle--to the-Colessians-and---the aftsu
pi;titiorenplw is an acoomplishcd loci, to the .Phitipplens are cOmpanton letters
„anloi4o,The,untiring,e.iforte of. Antoine written by -thoapo4tle from itonie dit
Utraleret -stdhis.sons, whose newly WS. ing this same: perkal of Imprisonment.
Yered...iatitochronattio-.:platorrecords,the, Thou 1110,,gPtor
;.-Tshader,-**ftr„.4orit an
d' ratatnity; • rather a-1-titeularzliC0-riOraSed-lq
ring the last eighteen months Those era of itio churches Asia,Ainer. Th
t aside in the 'photogrinilile world- SOULS to be !narrated by the fact that
ave,3 ti 1at t .1 - • Lai 11..of../the.k e
lea overcome the most importen.t.: omit the words Ephesus d found. In
;Monks In the Way ot a trUnifid . verso 1, of our present 'texts, while
presentation of .the color of natural Ootrie Instance s , the words "at La
jeCt.s,And:lhet. the protass was soon to cea"- non to have been sUbstituted. It
Made krioivia to 146 world. The sub. is xwt unlikely InA5:-:tho
Itatt-raillioutterin itqU aid %,W1I-lbe usual \_eel-velVIVTRAW-7'19v
skIV ,..thejalikiLeven. the rmAt-. es of EitbCsus.,:,.and J.aodlcea bo
Out when. the first restate0 this Ord- Minor nisei. Like se al of the, a
cess wero hewn last June- in Paris the tie other letters, itt brie' also • ras-
doubiing es became enthusiastic naturally into two parts, of which the
' :feattlawyOulrorexperl:, ,first part 1s-deveited4O'a--itgietrinal:411-
tri•-'7',AvaSlotw
In making a plate that will tiral udm.Omti0flL 11 is unlike 1116
Ithfult :-PrOduce with the most exquisite ". the apostles other tra$114t, however, ,in
.aubillity the gradattotas of _color In me... the atatenee of the epitit, of;eontrOversY.
Itiree-lunt-tet--Fritrite- tatist-beramedevrit i. rather•-sn'ephdirs--Of-rn0d_ 1114100r
'the *nor Of having contributed to the which -Cokridge, regarded itir."-Orie of the
?IOW discovery in the scieritifie diviriest*,coMpoaltiarts of to, 4, of
,application of light,. second in importance which .the same, ' .stither -64 Ot,"It ern,-
eVery-Alticittite-: t
. hoSeedoetrineeepeett
OUCITY. , • , tianity, and then:114Se MOP! nl*
Uhl yoti 1, e rzlo to trim a lilt) at, men .1,0. it With, 'natural rdligiOn." - 'The
the endS Of 'hair, sir?" e -ked the or. .centrAI, Thought of the, Itp0Stit'S arm).
ber; , , moot is the. toy.stical• 111)1401 -et Christ
vir, 641)(41 the grouchy customer. and his church. Dogirtriing *Rh RIO
he, ends alene and take sone oftthil apostolic littittlati*.rther apestfe,
"'Middle," xpress his greet Joy 'elVer. the
„of redempliort, whieh, he prays
;ciure. thotigh.he recognizes with
Dysnens! Bo" thniilsgivIng the, fact that 'faith, ]Dv'?,
Aacg,441,:tirks_aliseady_tibolintt.'atnong
heti the/h. Ift VMS the, littentiort,
et to their pastAeltiletititide
'Co 11014 and Mercy, itianifesti itt the._ t
0g, Appattteti Ihtttiwy 'who. w're • 4t One Itirrie"slieriS
are now' ititellOw.offitent "Witit,th0 Aida*
rt.n()1 ,of, the liOnvbald'ot bein.g.toll
PorPthe; the '81:10A1
altd 1'1101,01f -be
4ag.„111,0,4liel,„gornet[s.toWL.Lt klkw
'citizens they are, --411.$40- be•cotrik
mut telllw.monbets, of- tit
atitt 'Wlowipartakets thei primiie it
Chrtst leSpet, thratittho„- " '1 th"
rnatiffestM Vie' love 0
potisetb L11044 " and wilh
8.
£halt rath tli
t, Of thrikti
tistittn14.,4
botviott.
hntlks. are LI14iipL, ratit
tin nt
it.
sw.„:
Evcry inan muSt Mann= up the ea -
IVY to do some of his OWn thinking
.rd 14.'04 ,t0 sf,aritt by, thal Web
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itb w:tholit, freedom- , n
110.;•,541
UK a d :prOR4'„t
tr t
to ijittinto Ilikaty conactence, Lo discover a
hold theft -Own lieref4,
No man (*rl. '140, it true roan who Is
afraid Of the troth. N5 rergi,n'' can en-
dure long' tint fresfrom ifivesttgation.
Only tho Wends of darkness and those
wh) laVe its deeds tear the -fight The-
-foree:-ett.
pot faith into fixed fortes, who
itaelalie:nlAb:filef:::::Va'srit4- rt:giate""-tlire itivree.:better ItTart
1-• &iris -the- art- --of
,Iltittt'or=f.fifi=tti=t*lftt4'r--t-=1tf
beasts if we do not reach out with
inittrand heart to ,know al thatitti4,
he known of this way of lila Whet are
we better then broken spirited 'slaves if
W•cl (iftre TIOt look up and -out each for
outs -elves and see this gaod'y tiniv1,00e
and Ulondrons life of all as the Lord of
at has piatur:d it? "' "
IltNirk P. CQP11..
L-124....fialnaskt-Atilla.,44110011,
hey are surroundedHe exhorts .wives,
husb nds, Chiltinm, and - servants to
nv-int10-flf-wsft
sitions in life, and recomine.nds to ell
'Christians watchfulness and courage in
their, spiritualwarfare, concluti'mg kis
eptstle withsa prayer and be4g,41ttleri
• Verso 6 -Our ',lesson passage Is taken:
.irtin the hortatory; portion • of 'lie.
apostle's. letter, an4 the -temperance txp.
pi/cation made in its study Inns( be
aleng broad lines of self-control told
- 4. tr ocv,z.ge
hTe1cTeiOE- .- mere
Serious purfioSe at life.
Let no men deceive you, -;-The speci-
fic jeeferenee is to Me idolatrous ,neigh.
bers by whom „the Christians addressed
in the epistle are thought of as being
surrounda. - •
EmPtet.----evv,rdse---Words----.1fteking The
subiganee of troth and fact.
Berattse ok. these things -The 's!ns of
IrnPurity, idolatry, and covetousness,
Nbich the,a0ostie_has just _enumerated
-
-Sons -itre
habitually disobedient to the. ttigh
laws of life and of God. .,
0$4-LW-Atti
ly ,enooyripassed by darkeess as to be
lost In it, and. Ilfernselves a/part oc tt.
Childrenof light -Again not. /wifely
" children who aro
Wneih the divin.e light.o1tilith and Nit-
TiesS OS SO. Kfteirtted• $4 ' • ey eve
beoothe ill 4 sense the tho_d_tment,
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Meth to otherts. •
For the fruit of the light is -The'
statenient 4 thts vtro, givies in 1410Th.
hesis-lho loosti
10. l*ying t shriply exa
and testing, but also 'deinopatart ng t0.
filers .by their- *example what i well
leasing :unto -the
41. flaw no lellowship...Thi, verse
on -Minos • the thought of verse 7 .above.
Unfruitful works of darkness.Works
' tute ot-iiny good -tittlfs-,--artir-toti,
litos ptirposo.or'its npbtillelingt
Reprove them -Not only shaft the
'Christian silently abstein , from 'poll&
piling In forms of wickedness with
whielt lhe is surrounded, but, rather,
ns.'appor-timity effordi,. shall he seek lo
improve and correct. the lives of
The word "'reprove in classiest use
-whys -ht--Thrtirgiiiiie-filitilfe sense n
Ibe original;
-12.' A Sharno even ,to speak of
reliUm.
1' haItirecedeS irkt inirooditttety
AVSt. (verso 13) .L$, prObably, Ms tiuggetitt•
ititby Abbott, 110, f011oWA: q/aVeno tifir:'
timipation with the works of darkness
,ay, rather eXpnee tbetni for twthitio
they dowretfy $114100' tVeli tt/
„alio' but all these things When
y the light, lere.notdo hutni
, Art3e-tfrartit4otra-,------0,
VherefOre-Ititrodating the re
the ientlf*-7prteediag xtiortt
,A41114.-40", !note
lied 'the ,t itau
I kilt.' I
• 41.,
, ri 4' Ipetntn •,,..W(a
n f, th4 znftJgin,, IO1,0 A1oiAri100,
fltC-Z)fl '-ifini),IY: 011-- ellricinitNIt '-of ibe
sfAiritual Ilk, the -restAt of that filling or
that ertriehment, • as et' Forth ' in 'the
40.-sante.4,7
lc to another -Or,- "To
,a
yi yes.
2. King thanks •alwaye,t4lie.naltira •
: f -h Iightft1V-.--refiedivo,--fik-109,
A ftlk4 ..9
san y involveS modttation on the good-
rssand Merey of the heavenly Father,
nnd n ' iently leads. naturally to • a
alanrandribank illness
rot- all things.
21. sukieetint.y.curse.ives,
th**;,Atrt,x7itortation to
Mility. • "in honer' preferr
t rat'
-ve
liTheultoyalty Visits. a
WarsifJP;
, Bang!: Bengt! ganghl
"Twenty -One guas17 counts the man in
the street, "My word, but Id like to have
all the ntoney sp-ertt on saluting in a
yearl" • N
But even if the man inthe street .had
wish, he would not reat)thq olden
harvest he imagines, for, as, a, Matter a
ttlgssuAr,o*
cony nothing, •
in tho first place only lhe Sinallest
nvererused 'for-this--purpospe--ustially
the twelve-pouners-and even if they
used good OfTITX1141iii011, the cost Would
be very small. Seoondty Uo powder
actual] em lo ed- 1read been con-
d toned 'as unfit for berviCe, ntid If not
WS -way -ft WOW
verboard. •
Of course,if there is time, armart-e-wari
is painted: from stem to stern; inside and
out, Or preparation ,for a floyel visit. But
a a tide he cost of the Ida e(itifteS out
wants his ship to look well, and tb
ernrnent supply is insufficient to keep the
vessel. always Wok and span,,
ON TILE EVENTFUL DAY.'
-Labor, of tours°, is free, and on the
1-day_411. lands. fire -bu$3t
arty dawn scrubbing and polighini, and
ndoavoring to Make 'the decks a .trilic
ore showy or the brasswork more bril-
liant (hart usuatt_Afier gine o'closit no-
3r=1,s,allowed nn tt quarler.deck..ex.
copt the -officers and--Ithemidt4oys, who
arc employed-contlnualty "Irinunitir
awning to satisfy the tommander's
taste,
Somewhere abetit eleven otiqok h
Marine guard osseMbles On the haltdeele
to be inspected by lja officers; the "guil4Vi
rows tall in round the guns detailed .for
Lb ,711114 the renutinder of tlie
t1ii*IiTshhnportant thut 11110
,givelvprotiiti ' ridJ!lttht.,w1;1t4. re-
turn
-krth s1upi filet) the ban
1101 htI ptaying.thertvi e the is
ttOr tuty..0- a 'Ong AVM ii le gang.
waY.WitIr hs hand:44 ht s ha )10 cari-
A cUSIONt TIIAT HAS ,Digo,„
•T
witinils1,VOI:trd14•11:4i:Athal*mt.Co11141tte
40
-!As.,114,14'
it was
the-tustottr for foreign lieytilfres t4,.0 v
Itio officer commanding tlw guard Soma
tiLtte token, as a moniento Of the occasion..
Thu, (he King of ;Italy, used-to:4Iva a
silver cigarette.case, • made of pliable
scales, with 4 sapphire clasp, and 15011,
-ably ,engraved; the- Cerina:n Emperor has
often 410orated, the Officer :with the order
-Bed.legle,..While the Silitin.
,
Zanzibar its0 to bestew7the glittering
Star of Zartgliar as 4 ttlark 'otitis raver.
Rai now the cu$teM floe :into °be*
P -
The inspection .overqthe visitor .des.
ends -the' ladder into the capfain'S pri-
refreshments and congratu-
lating his host on the appeartmegtf the
ship In the "ineantinte the lesser Mem.
bees of the suite. are entertained by the
oificers in the wardr-oom„ 'Sometimes the
visitor .expresses his' wish to set totind
the vessel., in which case the lower decks
art: cleared,
.• .
Otherwise, he returns to the deck
-.0010..br,ang.salufee,Las....inalicaeL,appear
over the top step. The bossun pipes
shrilly , as be descends the ladder, and
a• won, as,' the barge, has got clear 'of the
ship; (he order is given tor three cheers.),
if ae nt n ung
's shle tato. Or hats
heer
y sailors can, -The :barge
putts speedily away, and wheh.it Is out
of danger the guns again thunder out
the salute., With- the last gun, hands are
"piped OW11,0 'dinner," and- the Royal
aefi -
concerned --thbest-part is yet to 414
for it, is customary to "melte and mend
atter .4 !loyal visit -in order words, Jack
gets a half-holiday-Londori Answers.
THE -MILK IN THE COBOAMIT,,
ThereisN01),Ieis ra-iter or Ittoree:1; Itire.Or-
• ine
"I:tusking a cocoanut is ane:•of Lite Shin-
10,17V)Ilkirfippertig011g thi4iyork1, t
have -not..-yeteSeen-thli White- tuart-; .0
Could do. it effeelivel3r;"-IirliiiIS.
OrbISIVIw. in her book, , "In the Strange
Spoilt Seas." Every native' of Tahiti;
I[lO
.1.
nce-tha .0 11
. , , . , A
rut -011 ,10--$twito.i.'71'4.- ....
njuk,Ji0 ab'-',41It :IWO' or' two and a. hti1t.
.iitelieS fl(10P1 be .0. clf0,1110 "4 Illanm
, • , preteelitittA ' uretni4
-rom tho \vvapor II WILMS. kit 4411.11
IA .worras ale it tsa• serves to
„filpr-a, supply Ota: .... X 01,, the **Pat
wILfr 'I n o sry-lite Client*,
v, hrignig117:
iiiiint foext i I berated, ‘Vith . a* supply
(Jt niotsture 4111c1 :air -thus insured, the
sal .hoomacs well.nigh independent of
flt,.1).,r'i:,i:'3,1°9;‘i7:-li:;g.givf:lt17lC:it1tite,
41,, i
.01 4409 cf.'‘11)0P(4. itz4;111r.. htile.harAbL,1".'
VA) te
fteders are in
tharr.whitt for the -
i..11)01104.1 -14V1,
Stator-fiepter.
4t - eultivation be early and. 'toll Lost in theist' re VdscOV •
Cultzvate as soon aftgr eaelt . " Weeps
„rain as earth wilt work lip triable •*
and toast. The looser and drier the son How by 4 (ire= he found $400 lost In
tite--more effective it Will be. it the went lire at .Chelsea, Mess., is re.
it not well, however, to defer, ilia earn,. toted by ,George flobertst treasurer of,
,vation- too long, eiSe 40 excessive loss the county Savings aank...:..1hti:_tuoncYt
o ie.'. --Por 411e- mortient--therinuldh ti` assochftn. lu 4 small safe in Ltib
.ntolfAtire will '*ocetir before it takes which betoirged - to a Chelsea real cstata
rositened and run together by rain, t bank building. As soon es Lhq fire rains -
'10$0s its mulching propertiW and ,be. Cooled. Mr. Roberts !lad the sate opened
.• Oline.s.a..menns of grawing_slibsoil viols. and found :other money safe, but $400 •
Os aft1as
.7°-rr the moisture' is drawn conole10,4-Ptrau°4:Ied 45!/1 tiro).
lo the :sAtilifeeTTITST -e-vaPartired.' Par ex- aiid-earettilly reviewed all of delnils
i.hPiitiolletHirld-leitt bjuolswi. 111,,i the-opeg-of-the-sater-The-second----
01%rtilnett'187.1tol*%rvalerlitga. iallergnthenr<!Iltilefillis,velddl‘nviagshtstiluacks3eYg6a11:tsdtrtellki.:1, lensdltdhe4otriehelliSoonerY.
.wilt be pit/Aped out for inches in depth; Roberts was so impressed with the idea'
while all 04cept-, the. upper -Inch Or two that next morning he went again to the
of the harroWed field w:11 be quite thel- ruins.When he lifted the door he found --
low and inot4. In 4 dry, Vote, iteis het. the roll -stuck to it , just as he -had
kr to cultivate as seen as the so,1 will dreamed.,
work up nicely, and then repeat: in two During the fire the safe- felt' Into the
•00 three days, so as to insure te anore cellar, landing face ,down,' SO that the
e it as„Ula
A stick is sharply •p6inted at both ends,
ed one end Is flrmIyt etts.' the ground,
he nut is then taken in the hands, and
tritek with 4 tiltting and tearing Move.
'point leiritiegteg,
a)
Verin
eff o .1 illtia...10,,Jan
torrillele and tho garden, a$ well as to
the orchard end. bosh fruits.
Mg to lie melted varnts and rh
'the •door 'was retrieved' and laid •doWn
hldden fro the `workmen who opened
The THE DIPPING SIIEEP.
-stroIigest nrkerne'nt tor the •d
• in-the4.
the .1)1+ 'WAY free;ng them front ester-
, 1r
• 'ner -q-e,
eepy.ed that it is onlynecessary to mew
lion it. Sticot are vel.fy frequently treat.,
Nod with 1,4s;d lice which can hardly
be seen, and yet they cause the sheep
'Pleuily-des1re437 *1`, cause the
• arm 'lucks -of thIS--atintri untold an.
-noyance, end kir these-dipphig Is -thor-
oughly klieetive.- 'Flag and red Lea do
wok?, damage than.we are awere'ef,
be -
cu the evidences- ef th4i. annoyance
-that they give the, sheep are not so
lharkcd as in some other troubles, but
l'hey 'aro none The Jess a severe deck
. their well -doing, D.ppfng, followed
faithfully etteli year, will completely re-
move- the-ban(..quiiresults-tronr-t
4fA etWii**41 ttit'-'"VP.r'-th#70.11id
te4111[011
it; 71110 -
'lest entong rein.dial 41 ihortstires.,
' 4000 the deStriiefie4 et- these pests
sem • ted • ar
at, grouped 'together, make 4 more
favorable 'indorsement for ,lite operation.
•
Antbrfg; ibeso .inay, be briefly. mentioned
cleansing Vie- ant
get* h of the latter, To •fal
lest returr
ho'rnt117.71et ; I tich. yea
spring sto tly after, shearing, and
again in. 'fir!f1I, just, before ttie edent
vareage , ihnougtiiy, ,�
as to Cleanse. t skin; This, aes, no
only add to II*, Ihr:tt of 1/0.51)03,0 and
f't4:714:1:rrilbir:.... but -1.rt Int ,t4iriks
the 'growth 'Weal ;41)4,,stereViort, o
yelk. 'Not only is I11e-gniTM.11 of 'woe)
b2iter kern 11, but it olds' Jridireetly to
th,t, hiltel'en. of ,Ilto 004es it, triotoo..
%fon 14
gnalmen on the bridge have
keephig.41 013110 100)0011t0, and 'as $00
they.see any, sighs Of Activity on Asher
the: TIOPII-YaelitiAlley
inf-worthAp-the-cottintond
Oar(' i% 'marched on . to the iptarterpdee
where it terms up with the tend ittrear,'
and the oillterS jioop Op th.e ladders; in
Ing 'grout) oppos to tile ladder. up Which
the • visitor is expected. '
AA soon as the Royal barge is under
virtitht;--41*-40141.1.Walvontt.&,otitirom--;life-
uppoied be,011, InterVal of one minute.
between etlett7roung, Ond the duty of:
maintaining tho rate ot tiro tans to the
gunner-s..werrant, officer. A.nd,
the 'duty 1$ by nd meow•zoeasy asit
sounds. trt the !lest place, Jack is *olio.,
enstoined 14 firing at high ralte,'Of *Peed
The mit contoS 'forth white 1 as Ivory,
about the same shapeand si\ze0 the
„frown .old nuts that,:go by shIpMtlip
oi
ini&-ani1HAnteriee;:-htit., younger
entiery-lor-' trittirWellesir
of the old hula, which 4 e not wanted la,'
lilt 1$14110$: ter tepr4-1110011Z arc geOw'
orally exported.
.Orgtitrtlf
et the nut. till round, , like no vggli ii
and the drink IS, reaety, a,:drAtt or .pure
water,,. *tightly sweet 'and-inet" 4 ittik
-ttettaled. -it the -.-nute-,hart-betructie4t-it.
he, etkiht4,146,-„,... .....
There IS noldetisanter or, mot* 'refresh,
log draft In ilia world..,end it has not the
least tikeritiet to . the "'milk" contained in
the .e.oeotinuts of commerce. :144, littlivet
would drink from Oki t uts, for relit 45!
Moto, its they are Considered belle ung
pleasant and .11/1141<deSettte. Oak' ths
rook ot bettftreWil 11014 Is oSedt4r drink-
,-,lind-*-eveti -114$e---W111-40inetitrieS-hOhl
0raple:01 'plrti4 or .lightil. ' •
The Water of theyoung, ioncorinut.
L„.iiint drink, iri::,onv ,,,_having mueh
pris.bing• matter, held in sehitioti.
. ya long day OChot and weary tra.
I I. Via - (*um; le' Item', ''' the * retro/Ito
and -':resterifig •powers- ot.,heitvetts bad
gif,.' to man in the troPiest the. Over.
felling, 0000anUt.
1 *em* t 1* 1zikiided by
posik a*.iti qri�t
ght 'Weyer,. Is
1....e.
' A10L14411
,
\Vte
'ti " v 1 Molly pis,1
Thetterinou46ttiostil,14$4helf(tbrffilhp' tot-theAltMy /
k4(11".1,4knt14171,t:,!.;114'
N‘:M6lf11114:
AncI long for
Y
)0 '
01 dainly ,
Beijlde some 40110440
folly •plityst ,
.. ,.
1 0114 41110r 1
, throug1cu the rk
itS 120 ttilSO for Ito ;sheep
or othtri,vW breek:ng ,the tx)
ne 01 it. Another, indsoultage
.114evt thitt $0011W -to relloW- diming at
.this,tine Is hal.Lit,.'seerns 40
, tendency for Ite-Shecp (0 ..lese their wool
1ttL40 1i50i early: in the_settem‘,-.Whot
, the fl.ee 15 Clenn /ina healthy, 11 teeth
10 .Nrilinite' vowing Wager and Ih•
wool',Alors, nut peel in 08144,
fultit.- • tattle. -mo
tor -• 4f re/re:wing' IMM
loretgn thaIter,e may have been
red during it*'•xtutthor, and aki
g it Inc m,Atny'of the parasites ha
-'ertroytinee during ttH
SOUNDLESS 1100M
ilte-Physiological Institute of Ibm•
versity of Utrecht, Germanys possesses
one of .the most remarkable...rooms in Ibe
werld, a chamber about sewn and a half
feet scivare. whfei is said to be absolute
t r/es'• -ViAff
sounds -from -oulside-ts-cohcerned.--11,-1 ,
(t -,the top story of a laboratory bulhlthg,.
an.d Is an Inside room, but is so arranged
That it ran be Tentilated awl Inundated
Thei walls, floor and
each te'insist of loaf a dozen layers -
of different Substances,with air spaces
intemticos filled-with-sound-destlen--,
trig materialsSome persons when in
the,room experience:a peculiarsensation -
t e ears, While every effort .has been,'
rule to exclude sounds that -are net ,
•ame 414-eilijeitot
n this.elege,ar ,c4.tont s -Iteexperiment
wilb PrienOreene• eonnected with soundf,-
Seme-iaf the tlohnds employed are triad° .
roorn- aelk-ot nireett . •
from 0U $ e. y means it)f u copper tube,
.whleh is p Ogged with lead when not in
--
.MATRIMONIAL.
r. ftnfke4 tio�kinir efUl
about to we'll his 'w:te 13 within hear-
sAtety metcht son, 'is when 4
bn1d-bPu2cd nan niarries an arinlessc
AVAT1414--
'Evtit Pliider: The be
•
01714.03okt ibm fleere i akty knue,o
110 With%Strid, r1:oreiga,
winter„
p. tte& such Jrritation, ioc.,ettus,(Atthci
beep,io ruh'itgiiinst- sharp' surfiteeS an
ileiite0y, the .0erapaCtri
By cl.pplog 11)tv toto„.54 „the 1.411,. shj
th -grotind is frCteni ami th4 n kwpirt
1'0)4 the VieW.-. elarke 4
Ing txn 47,ricki-That prevehr.:ITIOehaff
.:
from ling in'o ttleW0-1, It it O'1tii
Ort thelnerkekin. the tp
ns c1e-n os the p hltd
ied P ;$10 IfernIg
regoirig t(PP/
'}k
_ 'llforis *tibia than war, tanzfoo-Ot
uto1000 is 0,04*.t4i distroyortthitt h ro,
heildod Isik0111**to 'CoOliii f0i4 Omit
Anntsilly ewtape worstactira, earth's in.
habitanta • than 1 Any other, iliriglf.idi4041.
kaow-n to,40.14.44- . -
0 IS y it Ooldit 4' ' 14* MI
*4 , 00 i pita the
doli�a,to mooua rncmbrsno oavaii thefolo
luok aWaiwjth a,a r, the •
Ai 11',eti Um
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