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,'is t tee* that m4ny\1iises aro \ illy
adjuste4. ro4s are wlerking in
arlt:Yards and plowmen are trying
to Make poems or a living. We
owe it to life and to our world not
t_1(sa than .to ourselves
nr own aptitudes, to cultivate our
et powers in the tasks for which
we are- hest suited. We have no
right to drift; we ought to_surnin_on
evirirpower W43 -hate in qi•ji
bet a work that w can,e10 and
do .welL
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'Costa Another Scientist' 9us Less
OfePertt 0rnia Right nand.
nothere.esseientist
f London1 En. and lea aid
fliVy
rneufiug- with
ayse7:4
. Cox, who is one one of the Icad-
ing
neanufeeturers of "x-rays" and
lugh-frequeOrtisits and apparatus,
o ma
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ill -Wive the conflict between the' is the-giter and Which tite 1e387 but there are consolations. Either
things we must do and therm we It may be that the plowman is coffee or porridge, or both, can he
void do. Perhaps you have heard rally doinea finer work than the. obtaiued-earty iii -the Morning, and
'the long, dark evenings after the
early dinner pasts very pleas
-iseeeelteet-
_csin _work at sees a.m., or ON'14,1
earlier; but there PI a 104 break
about ll o'clock, when the chil-
dren come home, Itangry, cheerful
'eteent-iefeterze
pre
t�
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tc;
i2g con 3, t1iev wiiT Lie reeitt-nr6-31,
can
aidr:uita6spittirattiTi P°411I5
My
wit -find our way iAto the rncanin
:(f `the 'necessity upon 'us towe
so Much of onraelves away hf tho
-t;reerly wheels of the -world'egreat
machine? ,
, Could we over fit ontselVes for
SMY' greater work btit by.
ArAtrur tom- -
;it -1410h .fieema so little t '
learning tho
Nse.
Col*
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ea
?eis
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9 u,601,4,1
aiduoSuntiilst
rert.itioa Cluster
Amog the old eaalee of Ireland
-none s iz..ovcJaenotes than Inarnoy1
11n County Cork. It ii in the wall'S
i •iuiWin t1batlie3larne.y,
,set. stsltietha,h
, ien
.
igiisii et tsd
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to,
afl1 fu
,
,
g
oi e
e arranges a 1tidkehieun
her head, and if cld 'iza a little
eicarlet peat, •which is more saigges-
ve to the English iiiind'„of the
lade than of heueeworit.„ She it,.
owver, ;4§uft11Ar, 0„.,..„.cgopiei_ cook
and having -dished up 467.d -inner
waits at table, too. I.
BREAKFAST 11.:?0.
-'115-1R-641B-b-riakfast
taken'about 3,I.30_and dinner
4..3O iffi 5; ' t.\re 'tiresa rtti
. sald that in the good time com- poet, for what is the real measure
every uan will have to de only ot alt our Workl Is the clitet -ex -
lo
. . None would for long be satis- sarily doing that w iich is more
d with that arrangement. Erni sublime than Vie work Of fa -
the believe ,they were ther who, for the love of little ones,
born t.,, wear wings and play on 1- bears the yoke Of servitude I Nei-
l__
ba,r 7910 soon he ggkit3,,t_kr__,,„ 4,11!er..„1,1i0..w,a-laoi,,.tb.c,-.21-94-,itaelf
•- ' - rwer---- - Tibe...ineasiire.,bleitr.the
IrIA.4- - ,
. , -Often the. hurelens that seem to
It would be au, easY/Inatter to threaten to break ii -s are the ones
tia.Y to all who feel the rata* and that inake me- Their discipline of
grind of ,each day's dull tasks,who the dull task is the refining.pot
realize keenly thit seeming conflict where the gold of life itself is pro -
between' the duties that peeessity.,duce,d.
• But for their, grinding ne
ittifit0:4
ieere_ er$ ret an operation a is
atClaptonthe 4,1rezitled
dermatitis, and lost,_ the
larger portion of his right hand,
including three Magers. The thumb
and the little finger were saved.
• Some years ago Mr, Cox lost one lays on, us and the high bdthng of cessities lives would alt be only dna is .always milk and sometimes tea
of the ringers on his left hand, and cur aspirations Be content.; Ie IS pebbles; the jewels' are discovered as well.: In most households coffee
Le has ytanother t to undergo anoer op- short; heaven awaits yoU; time's y the lapidary ecalled sometimes is served between 1 and 2, and this
ration. He has contracted the disparities will be adjusted en ,eter. duty and sometimes.adversity. meal is often the occasion of a
'disease in the ellen. • ' ,,nity. That leads people to Jake Only as we see life the light pleaerent little gathering of intimate
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to the ure t e meal,
is difficult to ,prophesy: 'It Ina$ con-
sist a beefsteak and onions Or of
eggs and paneakes. Potatoes and
Sausage in some form or other are
esually provided, and the beverage
4 r4.
tursi Ei ow
IS SOATEDe
•
t1OU bI3 ti at ex
0c art t tle\eastle 1
ed'en. to saves an 014 we.
fromman owning, who, to show
.her ,gr , 'Offered Corma,si al
%Odell. which should have
t4o ersnesevertese
-.a tongue. that- could
men and women, friends 0/1 foes,
as he willed. To set this wort
however,. Cormac must, climb to the
.rep-of-theettestleieleteliimeelfedesewst'
in some. diffieult,:wa and kis
ertaiit'stane.in t *elle situate
• Alt*r.,
jff rolt6WilVtlio 'aid-ivetuale
directions with great minuteness,
kissed the stone; and. at once
Wth
Wined all e persuasive elognejece
witiehelesaleinerreproraised
eev s told rot h
Is ,,,, 0 1 IA
------,,,--*,--„
, •
tter it
. , „., ,
rt 1 1
rst
'd tctter
which is at once teen in hatul by
two clerks of the Iloteeehold,, a
the mail is divided into 'ewe \elat
--private and ,oilicial, all letteits
not inarked pr,ivate being include -0
in the latter claes.
eyeareetheit-senteusestosteetleal
with by Lord Knollys and tile as -
instant, Private secretaries. Beek
letter, 0,16 it is opened, is Impressed
with bei_trin ILJb
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Royal crown, and, y t
secretary who ie* reeeTu na
• and addrcss f le titer,
-.I L,-.,•,1,„
out -Ireland. I went also to er
colt
tr4rarnyr.
of the hest -known castles in the
world. .
se. est t -topeof-th
•i
Thwrnmii
began- to look for 1,110-11(1ted-
gtone, and, at last..found it held, in
place by two iron bands suspended
from the' very top of the stone bat-
tlements. ,A row of iron spikes has
been plated on the top of the bat-
tlements above the stone to pros -
vent foolhardy adventurers from
atteireptireg to kiss the steno by be -
lug let down /ewe the walls by the
heels, as was th custom at one,
The operation was apparently time as a dose for the sake of ,eter- of these higher val144 ues dees the friends. .
e ful and it 4*, hoped that it nal health hereaftor. • ,,,
.4,, it-v:e4 s tnap„;tr Noimat-„,thrispinerna rfAry, L 7- , „Tett an -1he4h tete n
..-....esses ,EPSitnir,woNvtiltro= '- 'Itivtirtri,Q-UT.4.14, 434.14WV- 4 AIX,' PAM f r t , „Asst.,. , p .4Fa
lett-ilia; w ICI' has given flo 1 solved by a mechanical coaltent, by; meaning of the toil and. hardship
, '• an aSfilaled. apathetic indiTference become evident. • geeatise man be- "Betvveen 2 and
trouble since.. l 4 in the foref-
t _beg* his -haeidie,..and ,haa.. eeWety certain ' present wi not, ir the making he learns not simply. anl4Tand pope -:'-t i(1t
r. -3--i*
An ab- (1,1 33 ..11_„tkol.Aer orderssysilsoh _i, .2tncoon is 'the usual time for formai
Like Mr. hall Edwards, who has t‘,.. th43, facts t at fret us.
, . 1‘,. pension fromy the eivilehe rightly lived until.- it is..;--inark...-tti_Ond...ure but to delight in the toils' 4,30 or D:- -The preanible to n-SweT1-
list M'r .Q* has wfterPtirnin-tho'thaii- a probatiorriar, a probreliia- . the- present, to fight eireum;'4s11---dinnor is-often-rather-clinfus,.
early ignorance restang the, tic future. Folks .will endure all Stance, to show himself master of ing :to the uninitiated: There is
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dangers of the then newl3-discover- i kinds of discomfort and even wrong his fate, and to Ands the lit ° that usually:A small table laid with diff -
cd rays. ' - ou the bleak threshold when they strikes itsrootsso deep into eter. erizat kinds of cheeee, !savories, but,-
- Novi-aedays operetors- are elabor kr(ow thseeloor to warmth and e`heer nity that neither parching drought ter and hard ihead. We all help
ourselves, and eat either standing
or walking about' the room. This
. done, . we return to the big table
a thessreal _war be ns
li 4.-----aiwartivottgit—a country
reathed h7 the gospel. ."Wellsto-do "Swedes usually con-
tent teemselees with two course,
Dillleulties and How They Vitere either meat and a sweet or soup
,Overeome. 'State ,tlie, ohetescees sei
and a sweet, as the'ease May' be.
the way of this progress, and how Different varieties of stewed fruit
they • werrs overeotne-from. with-
out, frem within. Name the va'ri. are more frequently - eserved. with
.ous inekia,a,t8 which. incitrate atid meat than with us, and I remember
a dish which conisiated of baton,
,erpress both the elifficulties and the
-boiled: as --Frenete,
e s evil with good. , 'W fit 4, Tia‘ , ' 0110- 11-- 6tran, e
,The Third Era,. The Mesa 1.: mixture' at first.
of the Church (A D„ 3040), "At 9 o clock tea is usually served
Thee eauteeieleifettitseexpansieros with eandebutter, eeirceev and
The plaeeN to_whieb--thei_church cold meats. Of the tea, itemeest. ho
;was extended. , - ., . said that it is quite harmless! but
The value ,of :thie rxpansien to it is difficult :to speak enthusiasti-
prxisrvis of --ifffre -elixir-ch. .ialiy about it. 'It ni`iiiif Tiketila-
eetheetnain-etirserlseofet • ;,,wakee----e-emes-the---reg
'expansion. , sleeper. . .
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ENERGY rnon,witeq. IIEAT
Surplus- .Pa'11:iir ilePrig Reonomized
: _ in ,t2tiglahd.
riVtar •
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ately , safeguarded. Lead, being will soon be opened. •
nor rising flood affect is prosperity.
• praetically impervious to the "x- The wolcid needs those who are IIENRY F. COPE.
• rays," the exverimenteklists' use '
spectacle ii eontainixig glass with a•
- lad alloy, gloves -in -aide' of rubber
• ,. mixed with lead, and similar masks
for ,the face and shoulders.
.. Mr. -beast, ,however, was one of
the ilsest manufacturers of "x-ray"
apparatus in England. His work
was the fi,rst, to be brought into use
during the Iloer War, where it was
,of. '. t Yaletii to the sutgeons. Ile J._ .,
e-ii.-7,11--risiiiireillireseencuefifi- --- sees. ----see
h 'Mr. Hallstosvalds. . &TOM' 0 a Tints
„
- elneete.setlug the apparatus Idol Three- eras etreeseeneideredeinetl
hands,naturally, were the first to lesson of the Quarter. -
The First .Era., , The Two Gieal
Powers producing Christianity, its,
fruits and successes 0.D. 30), -
--Thee-Everlivjingefeeader and,
neer Ascended to heaven. sit
„ on the reght hal-7-11d o -C-1- , ut s
his work ,I that I b
''''' ever present with his people, and
it out,to the war. . doing among 'them the same eciati
he pain became so intenee, hose.
,
that. he had txt undeirgo,larn. •of things be Oid on earth. N3ii;
## • . geenther thine •e
..ration. . In recent,- years at miraclee which he evrolglit through
' has been a Martyr et.ce the apostless So the, picture`of the'
o erabla pain. fret ehureh in Acts S isethe mete
\ • •
- NECESSARY , ELIEF: ahining in actual tile sets the t.ea li.
ings of Jesus, the Beatitudes and,
•,-'60iiii-je7;47Wiril lair .father *mit Golderi Ride-
. . ,
loit to taker your .plano-Away with CouStantines motto "In , ho
• u whore , you marry? ...„ - signo. vinces.!. "By. this sign (of tlei,
. ,. PhYllis-Ite says .1th wiltrinsist on cross) dew ,rs,hast, tongues,. 7 is Irsts,
;\ -
i - of the chinch in all ages.. •
No church' or body of mon which
deities 'the divinity and ecintinticd
" INTERNATIONAL LESSON,
MAR. 21.
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be effected. When the disease first
apiltsared_san his ieft hand in the
orm, of a kind of chap -which
appears 11...1110- "x-rav.a',!
*reTnt Duce irt
DEF$ERVES THE NAME.
' Aeleitteete your friend "Kanitetni a exiatenee- of Jestr.,; has ever
rainless dentist? , _ _ largly lueee13061) iri spreadin5 the
the United Kingdom ahstINe Prednee tells me."
Noitteelres. He's so busy 'Ire gogyel. or building lip thiz ,religls
,
htcsn't timo to take pains with, his °one life.. I . c4 '
t init. The Iloly Spirit coming with new
, .
wer-antl----ahundancer-Aeiliiis'
ee coming of the on of God has.
inade the greatnese of leis se ork pos.
sible, is the othereforce by whielt
Christianity has madse . its tai-
l -sues -As. .
r.,1•411.•••
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HIS J011.
stippose- you are still with the
same. firmr, t4iid, the old school
fritItn4es.,"-ans. werea -.the youth with
A 'generating- station which pro- the patient expression of counters -
dudes' 4;000, hep. of electrie,a1 axtev,..
gy enterity from. - V04040- heat has '#-What's your- position"
test , been • sta.rtea----.to "1'111 -employee."-
Crook, Ctnenty, 1.)teiham, England. "But what is your official title ri
,The total amount of p.p. er 4111141"' ,httv,teft_anYofficialielle-It!
ally wasted fit the form O heat+ tleise-When the manager wants
Great Brittle) •e.normous. Apertt somilleing clone he tells the head,
from the waste in factories, the' clerk, and the head clerk tells one
blast furnaces ant(- coke o4',ens Of of his assistants, and the aesistant
waste heat -equivalent - to tlh'Ont- 'And what' then t''
half it million horeepower. On the "Well, I haven't anybody,to tell
northesset 'Coast afone, aceor,dingeto feeees\to go' and_40, it ntself.
terialver, -read -kelt/mile I •
and Steel Institute, they emit west
heat- equal to '209,000 horsepower
night and day. .
Of course all thespiestet pro.
dneed in this is, not wasted.
His presentee wag made manifest soil? e 16, 1226d ntiilt tht' blast
to the sensor,. qo that people would.; 01 rat5int fur b4it'"Iftlitiltgheerri;'
realizes. the fact and the nature of '5ints or. other"PurPdaes•
he power which Gransformeti thet largo' su,,risidt of Pow('
haedetor of, tile peenler and mule 411rataulos 414eillek'118 -been
lieel,the number o the disciples. Ite' 11'4 it.
Ile:late the stories oEthe Asieeet-
sion, the Promise,. the Prayer
Meeting, the I/ay of „Pentecost. •
eo
0 TO WO
0 WEAL
.prirrarof clue of kidno
ible. When tholvsekssohos or hese:intl.
lug ilEit the kfdpeye e!,„re
to become* affected,
•
heeTiiniegs cheek ttes 133cl:slit
4010 any .eneetizes of foraer
n't,*tyke), clunzi'lleatious aro
*isle and oho brAt thing yoa
llesipsse trieteteerv
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rottae.•
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(in, the nortbeast:,,,cottst s.,
!it.)n hes been, Menet. 'the distric
i'•orrioreil hi, it fietA0tie Or ntake
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tfr
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ITV atJerilsalein (A.D. 0.eoe e supply teetre
4 • s 1 • ,. s der
raAilways, sin oN a Et
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. titi-..-ih . 0,..$011 , iot. Ili* huh to! ustitOtet- 1
trivt. Thi' I s lite waste. $ $
isplse othis power. All t
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1L4D GIVEN 151'.
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rs. Mare* Savo, ttrattistet,'
w8Itcg1i the tor or two
Wit„'ttlirtic ,T Iha any
kngtIt t time. l4rltilitb1**6441011
hart a mho** tow ma 044"00thinittooke.:
ilVt$ 1'e0444410te41
41.061+0414414,04417:000141,41,416*
o good. 1U2 88ele,044 iettitlit* 41,446141 weer
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*rout can loollsros hew
v'6?tttteta)44t'!•fh°,"4ttr. tivit*"41.
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our diree •
•
Thi tran orathn uf chitrat- owner
iit-riziteitieeeseptrest seiteteekl skeet/me
rter 'rniut tec ectri 0
ow what that hange his °win
lso „in Cie eharater then tarn
.1* ristians. flow mains, by
ii, *et
act
Onekth itt ratinthers.,- N se the'
si4riS which -VOW thiX
nrderPeJ • tsenty''
ther6-.4s0",
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itattA, b
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td'inthe
rt mrkd in
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c toii, and'
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h it if"' tArrie4 tett
itty mites to *her
itiA for posl!er,:_
Anita e
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Ili
4:641e-Viic-israitife-47
eloquence must get down on his
knees, or lie flat down on the
Teet=,,Alent1;hit,hed t,the_w,nAst
and thrust his he an shoulders
down about three feet through' a
square ape -bins in the tit6neii op-
posite the cornice, and in this
position turn his peek and kiss the
stone fie= thp larder side. An at-
tendant withgondmuscles must be
at hand to hold the heels of the
one who attempts to kiss the stone,
else by the law of gravitation he
•ereseitt-go-ilerough.th,
•
hole to the grould; a hundred and
twenty feet below.
•
. ODD CAUSES OF' FIRE.
tLe-Cetteirslerethes. ' sesp
ttlire Ways. -
al-inost-a---vronder t
t 0 world is not hu_rned up, when
One realizes what trange tircueit
staucer-9ney canse , a disastrous
fire.. In, one ease, according to a,'
efl known insur•anee: mane the-
acerul crawlin of an insect set
A
book, and the entire corresposed.
enee then sorted into tivo classies,.
termed home official and \fore4n
Ifttets which donotcome
under either denomirtation-7such. as
".ggi,trgelcttteereeldttdrtrseelriorthes-
tenagesftm variousecharise
able enterprises, letters from in-
numerable "cranks.," and °thenef
,
a _op ehareiteritaro,sorted into
ous correPlasonden-re, ill- 1
!ITERSONAL" AND "PRIVATE.
•
All these, together with the un -
epoxied correspondence Marked
private,-a:re then sent to the King's
private*ifiiitig=foom before eleven
o'clock, at wtsteh hour his Majesty,
with Lord Knollys, ueutelly goo
through the letters. 7
:Letters of a purely personal
character, from intimate friends,
ot enclu e e regu ar rnai
delivery are the despatches daily
Sent to his 31ajesty from the Treas..
,stry,Alome----ottul---„Foreign-0
These are enelosed in a Tante, red
leather -ease, white,..4namel-
led 'tablet, bearing the words,
!stkerom the Treasury' whatever
the office may bee -"to his Majesty
the King." Only the chief of the
office it is sent from and fle-Iiing's,
,private- secretary, into whose hands
it is always personally delivered,
ea,u mile* the ease.; -
thltWrive-IrrBirckin
ham Palace throughout the day are
rorted and claseified in the manner
ftireadY deecribed as they come in,
out they are not dealt with or seen
by the Xing until he following
morning, unless they contain mat-
ter of extreme.urgeney.
4 4 t
tve th.st, lel Pe, el e„,e2re,
•
•7'
re 1 1
S,
A? o ,
hod t s 114 -Thi
dise.seo, se failure .4:s' to hold *emelt .
muse' plumy YcIire useitcriege in
owl that. tcrriblo 0our4o et 4'
Um"
Ctrniu
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not Sol&aff a Cure ter-Cense* ,
but or affections tributary to, end Viet
result he that slisease,_ ceintgae4 all the
seines .et rocOgue t
w or ne -.1i!fit7on
nunieroue persons leave tri itnetele
Don't .4, ,buenbussediBle taking *uythii
;nit "Dr. Woods." vut lie in it yell°
wrapper; three tia_ttla4i4,!,tietsstretiopeaeks
prieelacentice
t.
•••••1•01.
down shake at the height li
1 o er. •
'Titer°, ie the cold hand and
tkeic is the hot hane, the hand .
t-is„.xamiestesantt elariemv-
•..••••
-
organ of preheneione There its -the
tender pressure, the vigorous
squeeze, and the frigir extenlon,
as if one were sUbmitting to it poise -
fail operation.
"A .true handshake is like
quarrel or a marriage. It Cakes
two to enake It Two 'hands me9t-
ing in a sympathetic grasp, WIth
just ,enough pressure to suet
weleeme without inflicting disetiine
fort-ehateis the real handshake.
ferable as st, greeting to the pro-
miscuus kiesing .one sontetifees
sec 1,17 Apart altozether • from the'
fact that specifie--dirseali34Y,''
conveyed by the contact of the lips;
-always to"'
discouraged. The mothers who will
bPsoundae ers- da iv:ei a t. anybodyft,,1,teit wise kiss laeni t
• , • ,
SENTENCE SERMON'S. .
.aith neakei _net)! • biitot,t7
When the King is absent' from
one 11*4etterseare seat -in -4
eueual. manner, to Ilurkingliain _Pal
ace front the Glenerali. PotOM
and 'taken by special- msesseng%e;
twice a day to wherever the King
may he- steeyiner„ Thissereppliemehoyee
• eutl--eorteepoit
I. I
• ;
a buildipg on re. •' .. • -tr
once ; 'letters marked Pnvate
Some cotton wats10^ had bten used are despatched in a special- beg
with mineral oil and then thrown! from the General Post Office direct
away. An unlucky insect crawled, to ta if f
through that .. oil -saturated waste,I i; vi:lic'hl'irtatevYrs' alhdericassiesd clit:
ing-aro treaiect differently from all
way
and then tame out with some of Oak.--
oq fibres adhering to ' its Plod:" l '
su tequentirsit pertnihulatetv other mail_ it!a-tter. They are a
the tleneral- , Post
1.
round the building, coming at last. waYs 8e114' -t9
Office.in London and, pas theough
to the gas jet to meet it $ fate. The
ceatavssibie& -tirrita- no --otber-distribilting,- centre,:
body, caught' fire; and the,tenfortu-t:' Wh'ell-Ilialifirett-f abibird,
nate inneet ',dropped blazing to the' dK.flyn$,Iv`811eMr::,::ntghc:Kiisng13nintzt`\*Obneewe
it
floor, setting the Waco fire.'
ith
Cotton *quite iiskti partly tel. t
sponsible for anther curious fire,. Palace. Ther are opened 'and ton:.
17re-is time an electeic spark did the ed before being ont from the Pal.
misehiet, passing 'from a belt to ace, and ens? letters on utgent mate
some coVlucting substance near it ..ters are telegraphed. .4.
-and -,tommuteitating iyith, the iot:1 AAt, whatever)slaect thteXing may
tan. be , etayinge it is Always t °needed
Two instances may be 'cited of.fire, with the,n'earest. telegraph -office by
keing,A.441i0i .*he trentistiviAld
first ease a flood causedrthi water graphie despatches for his Majesty
to rise inside a ractory until it are delivered .practieally the inotant
eached a pile of iron filings. When they, are received,
hey canie into contact with ,thes, Yel letter, of course written by
itter they oxjdized 80 rapidly th4t, the Xing or'Oteten need he gtaniped,
tdAcAnA AntfatolY.. ,.-licir;-as,ntt-ak nor neetf-anY•tettef:written lit' &
*At set\ fire to WO wtloceworx, near theraber Royafyowsetattlys
m seed, t'o the IT de.' urtiesiiess basinots have a
e
(41"r elt"''ihe /slit" Until zrehteiitilibile;rsbuott. if,thol/NiAnottir,vicitioftli le'inthu4st'
;hics during a, fir found it thei pritate letters, •
heafTrea,lisett 1.4y the
of "tip limo set fire 'to .the
.4the other *bnild
,tho
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ter;
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*band in favor
.li&bt Zth fltt ts
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exptriem'*
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twice. ,
The double 'minded are but half.
witted, / .
Peace is the power gained tii`rotegle
pain.,
No pleasure cornes from pta,yin
with lifa._
No good is any good sluice it i,'
0-1/ a W-11"'''
by what he" seeS,',`
e sureet, ewiftvet way ijf bein
deMued15 -to (10 flot!UflZ.
-
Your imaginary Wrongs ' cannot
o'er you your real' wrongdoing.
An ideal too heavy beoomes a (111i$
netead-Ast
uphill.fight is going down hill.
The man Who lies dotsea on ,you
never has any *tending at all.'
Listing men cannot long be eetie.,
clea with, de -ad men's praarn.
Ilcing, food-ill:Tot much goodun-
10E.I.31Ou1 goodness makes good. •
The trouble with many 4tplifters
• is that they are only onlookers.
• Nothinx•will' helpiyoir into heaven
like_,lititiliegi
hells'. •
raitkis soot
brighter and niig1tier thaxi fcar (f
the futures \
It's no Use talking about E*ing
feith in GecI unlesii yau keep -faith,
with men.
The, posii,44,ugualfry thioci
literary' chratfrr. iseganse he
weeps ink:
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IVR. COMP:LAI
The diii,f
%Vitt
stilts
110 erft
prodieced; and i. muuf.uti
estios.of cltittlpet
thltilder, ailtoir.
itlittir-ouated:,tutigest
'43,e1;01*anii, Joe* s,',1t 440
.eAtArrtiOt tit*'4400t**14.,*
Uvir 041*11 karat -Mt
avoidin th040,14%! ttti
ii th *at feet:fp and
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