HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance, 1915-04-01, Page 2NitVOUS DISrAStS
SPRING
rt.twed. by Tan 01.; the Blood anti
4.reng.kimotri the Nerves,
It the 'Altitan ot the best medieal
teattorititte, ata.r loug 0 ts 1 a 0
eut tier, t dietaece are more swe-
eten i nioze serious in the spring
teeet at any other time or the year.
eel enangee sit ten *stem, after long
mont tee may etinhP 111l1P11 more
tee than tete ituniliar spring. weak -
le • •• anti a eaten se tram w hieh most
eefit r um result of indoor
lue, in poorly veutilatea and emu
0 si =heat, building's. ()Mead recorde
;at>, e that in April and elitY neuralgia,
dance, epilepsy and other
forms of nerve troubles age at their
woret, and that then, more than any
other time, a blood -making, nerve -re-.
etoraig tonic ie needed.
The -antiquated custom of taking
purgatives in the spring is useless, for
the sYsti'm rk,‘tilly needs strengthen-
purgathes only gallop
turliugh the bowel:a leaving you weals-.
ihe Williams' Pink Pills are the
best medicine, tor they actually make
the new, rich, red blooa that feeds the
tear% ed nerves, and thus cure the
many formo of nervous disorders.
Tlit•y cure also such other forms of
spring. troublee as headaches, poor
appetite, weakness in the limbs, as
u ell as remove unsightly pimples and
eruptions, in faet they unfailingly
brims new health and strength to
weak, tired and depressed men, wo-
men and children.
aold -by all medicine dealers or by
ntail at 50 cents a box or six boxes
ror $2.50 front The Dr. Williams'
medieine CO., Brockville. Ont.
ALSTIT FEARS
ITALII1N PLANS
Reported to Have Made a Definite
Offer of Part of Trent.
---
Hungarians Are Working for a
Separate Peace.
Paris, March 29. -Austria has made
a definite ofter to code to Italy a part
of the province of Trent at the Cose
of the war, the Petit Parisien's Rome
eorrespondent says be has been in-
formed. He adds that the proposal
was made on Thursday, and that the
Italian Government deferred its re -
AUSTRIA ALARMED. • '
eleneva, via Paris, March 29. -Count
Sae -Then Tisza, the Premier of Han-
gary, haa returned to Budapest from
Vienna, where be conferred with Cab.
luet Mihisters regarding the future
course of the Dual Monarchy. Ac-
cording to despetches received by
lealss newepapers the leaders of dif-
tex•ent political pirties are trying to
induce Count Tisza to make an OP
tort to persuade Emperor • terancle
'Joseph that Austria should conclude
a separate peace. The Premier, how-
ever,. is said to have refused to meke
each an attempt.
Advicee received here from Austria
are to the effect that well-informed
public men in lime country profess to
believe., that the intervention of Italy
on the side of the allies is imminent.
Vomit Andeassy, former Hungarian
Premier, is sat dto be one of those who
Sto longer attempts to conceal his con -
<wit
Chancellor Von Bothmann-Hollweg,
of Germany, the Swiss papers declare,
remains inflexible in his determination
that. Austria shall sacrifice same of
her territory to preserve the neutral-
ity of Italy. The Austrian Emperor is
reported to be equally determined not
to cede to ltaly any material portant
of the monarchy.
Reports from Bucharest regarding
the. attitude of Roumania, it' is said,
have inceeased the alarm in Austro
Hungarian political eircees.
ROUMANIA NEUTRAL.
- Berlin, via London, March 29. ---The
flueharest -correspondent of the
Frankfurter aeitung telegraphs his
paper that Roumania will continue to
maintain her neutrality. The paper
profeeses to have obtained informa-
aon to the effect that the Roumaniar
Emit:tender has signed slICh agrei4
/111111'.
NORTHERN HOTEL BURNED,
Parry Sound, .March 28. --Shortly
after 6 o'elork last evening fire v‘ais
discovered in the lIotel Kipling. The
hotel le kituated almost a mile from
the central fire station, and a brisk
Wind. was blowing. the flames spread
eo rapidly that by the thne the fire-
reaehed the scene there was no
hope of saving the building. The large
driving ebeds and stables were saved
after a strenuous fight. There was
some insurance. Mr. Charles A.
Gentles is the owner. •
* • *
Separate School
Teacher Speaks
TELLS OF "1-1E GOOD DODD'S KID.
NES( PILLS HAVE DONE,
eesseese0001.1111111100V
'TRUE TO
HIS RACE
•
Vida not give wily to thoughts
f atit," tie said encouragingly; for,
git lie had not h hope in the
acrid. of raving .Benns's life, yet he
continued to flatter lain with delus-
ions.
"It le better that I should die, doe -
t My pooition is a false one, Legal -
mete in One countre, 111
sloth( r, ton in e false posit1on, and
my life compromises everybody, come
plicates everythiug counected with me,
and most of all, my beautiful mother
end nr• beloved, brother. Don't you
eee thajt I must die?" be murmure,el
tautly.
"Not by any means, All these coat -
Vacations can be straightened oat by
a simple act of the House of Lords,
as has been.-"
"Let us talk no more about it, dear
doctor, Even if I could live, no such
thing should be doue, with my con-
sent. And If it were done without it,
I would never profit by my dear bro-
ther's lose. But I shall die. And there
an end."
The doctor slid no more then.
Later in the day, when the Earl of
tVellrose enquired as to his brother's
State, Dr. Kinlock answered:
"The worst of it, and what makes
Hee crtee so utterly hopeless as, that
ae does not seem to care in the least
to live."
"Olt, if Susau wee here! WhY does
not that ship come in?" Murmured
the earl to himself.
At that very moment a fentirtan
came in, and brought the mail bag
freue the Seton post -office.
Lord Wellrose emptied it. There
were many letters forwarded frOna
London, Among them was one that
Lord Wellrose seized first of all. It
Lore the Southampton postmark. It
was from Suzy, and it Announced lier
arrival 1a. England. Mrs. Brown, the
curate's widow, was ber
Tette were coming up to London, and
ehoulti take apartments at the BMus.
wick Hotel, Butters street, where
their letters were to be addressed.
Lord 1Vellrose, neglecting all the
other contents of the mail bag, took
Suzy's leiter and went to his Mother.
Ile found the duchess in her boudoir,
weeping.
He put Suzy's letter in her hand,
and begged her to read it.
She complied, as well as her tear -
laden eyes would let her. And then
tile looked up inquiringly at: the face
of her so.a.
"It is trom the girl he loees, and
ehom he resigned because he thought
I loved her; and in the mazniminity
of his soul, preferred my -happiness to
Lis. own! "
"Wellrose! what 'is all this, my
ilear?"
"Isieten, mather dear, and'I will ex-
plain," said the yoUng num. And he
told the story ee hp acquaintance with
Suzy and Benny, leavina out such por-
tions of it only ea Mnsehave wounded
the spirit. uf the fluelless•
"And now, dear mother, 1 wiSh• you -
lo invite this young lady to collie -here.
If anything an earth can rouse and
aave my brother, ft will beethe pres-
ence of his love."
"She is a pure -spirited and, noble -
hearted girl, from all you have told
me, Wellrose. And if she cent g9 my
eoor boy any good, she shall be most
welcome," said. the duchess,
And she immediately sat down and
wrote a letter of invitation, that it
might be in time for the first mail,
Lord Wellrose also wrote, Jelling
her that Benjamin was• ill at Beton
Court, explained as muck of the air-
eumstances as lie deemed prudent to
trust in a letter, and implered her to
accept ais mother's pressing invitation,
and come at once to•Seton Court to
rouse Benjamin.
These letters despatched, Lord Well -
rose went up to cheer his brother with
the intelligence.
"I have good news for you, my dear
fellow," he said cheerfully, es he sat
down by his brother's bed.
Benny bis blue eyes inquir-
ingly, • • •
"Susan line arrived ip Engla.ad. Sbe
Is 1n Southamptoa. Nue,
this time she inuet be 14 LO111.414.?
"Suzy has conic back? Susi' le•
London! Oh! I wish. I could see, beete
said Benny, eagerly, brightening tip et
once,
"Yea shall see her in a few days.
My mother has written and invited
her to come here."
"Suzy coming here!" said Benjamin,
Joyfully.
"Yes, assuredly, as soon as our let-
ters can reach her, and she can make
tl.e journey; for she will not rieglect
:to pressing a call, I am sure, nor will
ohe lose an hour on the road."
"Thana Heaven; And, oh! I thank
you, too, Wellrose! I owe all the
good I have, under Heaven, to you.
thank you, nly dear brothere'
"Cheer up, now. Take your nourish-
ment. Resolve to live, for Suzy is com-
ing. And my mother will -.wake her.
welcome." •
"Does our mother know?"
"She knows of your mutual love;
for I told her title Mowing. That is
the reason why she wrote Per
"131ess her! Bless her!" staid Benny,
fervently.
"Now here comes eire,,Bruee with
your broth,- I order you to take it
all, and then tit go to Sleep," said the
sal as he went out,
Oh, magic of lover !elixir of life!
From Um time that Benny heard that
Suzy was corning, and began to loolt
forward to her arrival, he brightened
and mended day by day.
And his mother saW it and re-
joiced.
On the thIrd day after the emitting
of the letters, Suzy, having travelled
day and night, artived at Seton Conrt.
She evas not ta all like -the brilliant
Mademoiselle Arielle of. thateda.zelign
Mademoiselle Arielle that dazzling
and ended in tragedy. She Was -a
"grave fairy," with .golden hair, blue
wt.; and blooming face, Whited in a
plain, methodistital suit of grey eerge
that might have become her grand-
mother
The ductless received her with a aurae the lineal hear, after hie father,
kin, called her her dep and of the dultedera et Cheelfet, lie 18
took her to a Pleasant. beereore Where dark, gypsyish Iodising yoath et four.
elle could change her dress, while
Lord Wellrose went to prepare Denny
to receive her. • .. •
In fe.w minuees More, Suzy, leaning
on the duchees' erni, (lettered Benny's
chamber.
He nail lying. to, tang, prepped up
by pilloet s. and with the light nf the
WiltdOW fallen.; on ili3 fair, wale spir-
itual face. Ile held out his betide, to
his love. Hitt as e0011 ehe Few weitt
tt mere sinalow he Wee, else park cn
tier knees his bee and eurst in-
She Hai No Faith in Them, but the
Reculto and Health Obtained Con-
vieetd Her.
;antes Cove, Trinity Bay, Nfld.-
eiris•eh estle-tSpeciala-Amcng the
thoneande in Nealoundland who pai
their faith • to Dodd's Kidney Pills is
et tee Mary liridga Whelan, teacher in
tile Roman Catholic School here.
-tun exceed:11.4y grateful to
Decide; Kidney Pills," Miss • 'Whelan
elates in an interview. "I was very
much run doan in health. Close -con-
finement to my work brought on My
tremble.
"Reader, of the many cures by
Hodde; leitineY Pills, 1 began to use
them mai 1 must confess with very
latle faith.
"Before I had taken one box I' was
net only cured but lay strength was
;ernes ing rapidly, and 1 felt a great im-
erovement every way."
Nitta Whelan give.: the real reason
of the popularity of Doda's KidneY
Pills, They do not cure the ailment
vaned .at at the t.xpense of some
other hart Of the body. They bulk" up
health all over the betty. They do this
lee ming the leidneye. Cured Kidneys
mean pure blood.
lent motion ntight•-11-Evie flUetethe ens
valid. But be was stronger now. 1-10
put las hands around her fair 'head,
and murrourd softly'
"Wee': no more, dear Suzy. Dear,
deereet Suzy, weep no more. You are
here now,- awl all ie well."
Bet she could not stop weeping all
at Once. Indeed, she Wept, the more.
"Mother," Walked Benny, softly, "ia
elm to be my wife?"
*:YeS, dearest, if she v.111," as softly
answered the dunliees.
"if Slee Will: Why, a eourse, she
will. We have been engaged ever
sins) we were seven years old; hese
wo not Jove:" he inquired, caressing
the fair hair.
"TOA Benny. for only one short sea-
son when I lost my senses. But, olt,
my dear: when saw you about to lay
down your life for my sake, e knew
hew yoa loved me, end diecovered how
I loved you also,' murmered Suzy, in
an almost inaudible 'voice.
"iengaged shoat we were seven years
dear mother, and that was nearly
twenty years ago," stad Benny,
brightly smiling up into his Mallen.;
face.
"And that is quite a long engage-
ment -quite long ounogh. It should
an- as they glitle, undulate, climb, wriggle,
be ended soon now in marriage,e
pueh their way altont in 9. city of
sestrea the duchess ,smiling back.
sMall beehive loolthig houses sur-
reunded by a moat and fence whielt
oecapies the front yerd of' the aew
institate building. ,
The institution is fourteea years
olde but. it has only cosupled its pre-
sent fine home about a year. Not all
or the snakeseare kept in thie case eor-
rel. There is another in which there
are a few trees around at the .side.
In all there are a,bout 1,500 live snakes
coptIvity on the farm.whiele ore
used for baetereological terid biologi-
cal research work. There is 'a Ivo
tiara in the reer where -they raise
eigedns and' geineet-Pigs Toe' expert,
mental purpopee.
Inside the Imilaing one may see the
wontierful collection of snakes �wnse.
by flee gethorities. They have ewe
300 -apeciee, the %meat • matte- collect-.
tien •la .the world et is slid, otetsiee
Of the eirletell.Musellm Doudetl.
TN) evegge visitor wao cares to
seeled Ilkir Pr tWO there
the reptilee can mum away with 0.
A BRAZILIAN twitching of the. Nerves
SNAKE FARM
Brokenadown System
Serpeat worship and. slake chartn-
eug am institutions as old as history, Now Entirely Cured -Never Used Any Medicine With
told 00.1u:wee there. have aeon enakee,
to long bees man suffers' from their • Suck Benefii as Dr. Chase's Nerve Food.
bites and hunted ter that Which would
cure. But it lette relnainete ter nlad- seeeediefe sleeplessness end per.
ern ecience to Duna 'alkali -awls to voutiness are often very disagreeable,
..cppeawith thie Matter intelligentlY end but when Your nervous fieetern. gets
eympathetteitly inter far governmente itniotno eucthnoat contdnie-
to spend thousands of dolars annually
neves twitch and
that.the work of these labOrateriee
joric,land you have
may be cae•ried on and. teen be able tO peecu tar nervous
give their whole lives to the study ot e mations come
thie branch of Medicine. over YOU there Is
Natui any these inetitutions exist. canoe ter grave
Where snakes are most, °bandana The alarm
bated throughoat the tropical sections clf
serpent is a reptile which loves the E v e r y b o d y
sun. They are almut %malty distrl
- (Ilorce=ttiolle•
parelyets or
thaotwu:t.
i
of the world, and as Brazil and Intlta Nothing ie worse:
are the two largest nations situated
in the torrid zone it is there that are than helplessness. Sometimes it is
to loolc forward to elBS. 31'KELLAR.
found, the only two government snake helplessness of body, and at other
farms in the world; one at Calcutta thnes the mind is affected, which is
Paulo,
and the other in the outekirta ot SAO far worse.
The writer of Me letter did not
There are no English gaides or know what to expect, but fortunatelY
began the uae of Dr. Chastes Nerve
guide books, at Sao Paula. Very-,
roed in time te heatl oft danger, and
thing is Pertuguese; but if you have
knowleage of French, Spanish Or • e=a-s.
hapsfa hotel waiterawhq will tell VW P.orious Worm.
German yea can find solueboey, per- a
writes that she was entirely cured of
the old trouble. 'elle last paragraph
proves that the cure was lasting.
elm. John McKellar, 11 Barton
street east, 1-Ismaiitun, Ont., writes: -
"I was injured some years ago, and
that left me with broltensdown nen,
vous system. I could, not sleep, and •
suffered from twitching of the nerves -
and disagreeable nervous sensations,
"I then began ming Dr, Chem's-
Nerve P00% and con say that I never
usea any medicine that (Ile me so'
much good; In fact, am entirely •
cure4 ot my old trouble. The Nerve -
Food not only strengthened thee
nerves, but also built up my system%
in every way."
-Under snore recent date Mrs.t
McKellar writes confirming her cure, I
and states that she has had inquiries!.
from many people who had heard of •
the great benefits she obtained from
Dr. Chase's Nerve Food,
Dr. Chase's Nerve Food, 50e a box,
6 for $2.50, At all dealers,
sybat trein to take' fos Butane -an,- ati '.1.311e -re is a flat worm about half an
the snake farm is Called. MAI- elleh long called Planaria. veleta whielt
tar recitation dee' of the men in, repreiduces itself in a most extraordin-
charge of the Institut tee Butantan le •:.aryananner. According -to an article
the first Taursday of the month; but- la. the Biological Bulletin, whene it
the snakes May be ehen any time, egrreowfsadoeldariltd: loistr mitsevaeimmeentittse,. bitese(%le-
slow. It drops a tiny fragment of its
.tall, theta another, still another, and so
on entil after it has left aboat half ca
its betty ia scattered piecee, Each des
teethed piece earls up, secretes a =-
cue that sopa dries ana forms a- hard
Ia this condition the fragments
remain throughout the slimmer, fall
mut evinter. In the spring the simile
burst and liberate •ma,ey minute
weeme,,,which eatevoraciouslyeand,soon
grew to adalt eia The fore part of
the warps, after it hap saed :all these
bits, either dies or encysts iteelf Re
tarts,
"Suzy, our childish dreams' will be
realieed," murmured Benny, trying to
raise Der. Pet he was ae yet too fee-
ble: go the get, up epti set ais eide,
holding bis 'hand and. continuing to
bold it until the surgeon came with
his peremptore °viers that all should
now leave tae room, that bis tAtient
alight seek repos.e in tvleete, -
A little later in the daY ;SOY *its
presented to the duke, who receivea
her eourteously and kirteed aer Welt,
A- little later stil, sae had.% wojet
apart wale the Earl of Wellrose.
"I see that you not only forgive me,
but thank me. Lord le eliroee, for sets
'Wig you free," site sate, pleasently,
lie•bowed and mulled.
"I wish you munit jOy, fair %eater,"
he said. •
"Thanlea. send yon? When am I to
enngrattanto yon" P110 Meetly inglare
ed. .
'Tit a few days, T hone." • •
• And then he gave' her his arm to'
lead -be in to dinner,
Front -that time Slew. was encourage mlIch illereiteee knowledge. at. the
ad to epend the gmter potlion of beauty, tseruetnre and ba.b.its of these
every day in Bentives -roam: tend -Tag 41111:nelee Per they are pre-
served 0114 elassifled the csily• dreles
beet; being thee Ilene Of the lebelltng
is in Englieh,
The 'eurpoee of this farra, Which
Improvetnept was thenaefortir very ree
The stirecton expresegdeestenishe
ment 'at it 'Ilia Old MOTO declared it
was a miracle,
• e • •
Son Benny wrts able to. ease ile bed, coets tit•e jarazinen Government about
and soot after, his chamber. t 1-tree:ire. .$40,.000. te• eeer,. ie not- 0111Y to eatraat
night front the -day 'et SUPail'S arrival the \TAMA, and make (serum crtatale
he dined -With the family. -• •-•
. .
Meanwhile the autumn was waning
into winter. and the weather in the
highlends hemming very bleak
• One day tett Glasgow surgeen arriv-
ed on a visit, and be advised that Cap-
tain Douglat should spene the whiter
on the scuth ;i •
• eTherefore. ehe Jam e wen • ow
1 11C t a
but. te scead eut literature and lec-
ture& tie -teach • the people cf Brazil
thotaall suakee are- nct poise/161,1S and
thatethey• must learn which are .not
so as to protect them, for the harm-
less ena.kes are, helpers the effort
to extermluate those that are danger -
:01.M 'It was- Very intereatifeg (0 watch -
a great black ralesettranla deSoUr a
the tho marine residence at vbilebiestis yellow jagaraca, an exhibi-
Breinseviek 'terrace, Brighten. • ttoa which the students arranged for
• Here Wea Were:seen -joined by the .us during our visit.
•
daughters of the duke and slur:less,
and aleo by. Lady Hinda Moray;
And aere Benjamin -Oa trIPMP118
of timei--lound biresoll ie tile "I"
seatede palate:, tile beloved son, the
eents, nf a fond domestic eircle, where
once 11.3 had been ialtell ft Peer
eereet boy. lie weft rcengnized
Captain Benjamin Seton Douglae, mae,
ter of Seam, and heir of the eld
Feoteli Barony of Linlithgow, in right
of his mother by her first marelaget•
heir also, la nertain contingeneles, of
the ancient Dukedom of Chevlat,
liut Benny would in noevise eminent
that any step should -be taken'to relit -
Sate hint in any position by which
the brother he tested more than life
should be a loser. eley, he. at:elan:el
most positively, that if auyanovemene
ehould •inade to eettiblish-hissright
teathee heleslite of the dukedo»I of Che-
t tot at his brother's expense, he would
at once give up parents, countryi and
home, .ated eeke Suze and go with hor
ta ettternseet parts af tet earth.
'Ape Wee knew that lie ''crbuld 'keep
Weefh ,
And ,ehers etretched teeth: his
Ilene, and Seeped tele !She's, seyipg
glens: and yet' tendRriY1'
4'1 am the son or 'Bonnie Wane
Douglea' and big fair- bride Eglantine,
and not of the most noble the leitae
eke number of deaths in Brazil ana-
nuttily" from snake bites Is, given as
4,800, while• the nuMber aceidents.
ic reckoned at le,200. . .
preen- 'tees ot the reoee
tirel$041 Pf i1.40e0: 01.9. P:oSe4 fer,44.:
lenge, %his engho, so often eliek tat
of in conaecticn with the gf
.elartialgell and .ae. Lade,' is fe,
ef lerazil, very .001,11mou rarta
.the country. , It has an. Osoeclai
fer Sigler cene fields, anti one
is. aeltiont out, without many of these
venoneotte , reptiles teeing diecovered.
It was one of thepo snalree that- bit
the Ernprees Josephine when sho was
a child- and her life was saved be-
cause a nurse elicited -the poison, out.
lost • poisepous Snak-eS -avoid-men,
but not so with this <Me: Ite takes
the initiative,- leaps .from its; hiding
pla.ee and bitessthe paeser-bye who as -
artily dies within! a: few -hours. Even
if: (ha victim* recovers his eystein is
geherally 'affected eerlously, and he
rhay•!stiffer 'for' years' from boils and
elcers. 'The eoison of this snake at-
.
eaelee the nervous syetem, producing
'giddiness and paralysis, convuesione
• and severe pains around the heert.
It le hard to avoid in ets native
italliles, Where it lies earle4 11P nutlet!
Japan's Isles of Pines.
• Matsusbbna is regarded as ono of
the sankei, or three most beautiful
pieces in Japan, And it well deeerves
this reputation, for there are indeed -
few fairer natural scenes on earth. It
reminds the traveller of the Thou'sand
Isles of Canada and the English' belies
all in one, Here innumerable pipes -
clad islands lift their fronded faces
through the purple haze, over a sea of
silver green, and when the sun sets,
throwing the myriad islauds into a
golden glow, the mind es charmcd to
ecstasy. Matsushima bay is more- than
six wines. loag and five wide, and
to visit all the hundreds of islands
that adorn the surface of the sea in
this place -would take years. Yet' one
may see tho best part of Matsushima
in two or three days if ono knows how.
'7 -Japan Magazine. .
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Eleseets.apett vegetable Collection, pkts. different varieties, our selec-
Brucole "Bot Vegetable Collection, 12 eke'. different varieties, our selec-
tion, for 25e.
Brnce's "Cro Vegetable Collection, 1,1 pkts. different varieties and seeb.
• each, Beans, Cora and rens, our selection, ,or 750„
F RE E_I)cirdsiornelyllInstratod112-page catalogue of Vegetable, Farm and Flower Scads,
II llbs, Poultry Supplies, Garden Implements, etc., for Md. Send,for it.
Hamilton, Ontario
John A. Bruce & Co., Ltd. Established Sixty-five years.
tA.11
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.1111MONOINIZIALEMIEMOIMi
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111160:**Mi.648*.4.
When You Have Pineapples.
:The knife used in peeling a pine-
apple should not be used in slicing it,
as the peel cohtains an acid that will
cause a sore, swollen mouth. Salt Is
•ae getidote fey this acid.
fealardie riniment fler sale. every-
where,
• • Kook Cherry
Cherriee are a luxury ere weldor time,
and so Is ,clierra pie -a very good sub-
stitute for cherries, however, is eau -
berries, which are never very expen-
sive.
This is a very goat' recipe for mock
cheery pie: but 1 cup of cranberries In
halaes and one-half cup 01 retains cut
in small pieces. Mix 1 scant cup. of su- •
gar with leta.blespoon of flour and
-stir into the berries And. raisins. Line
pan with rich paste and turn the mix-
ture in, Dot the top of berries with 1
teaspoon of butter, cover with top
crust ands -bake in moderate oven for
'twenty minutes.. Ae soon as taken
from. the oaen• spread the top •with a
'little butter.aad sprinkle ever a table-
spooa ef pulverized sagas% .S.erve warm.
. .
lieesevy legeee, or coiled pp..1-0. Borne
bird's nest, Where It ha's tievell_red
and the Duchess of Cheviot. You ne.ver the
dreamed -of inheriting Y011r ...1,3,6A. • eggs of the Yonregr It gives he warn.,
by hies- of' rattle of its presenee,
uncle's dukedom When yoa married. ing
asked, witli a smile. "And after all.,„ strikes with a blow ae direct as that
but ',vetches its chance
by mother dear father, did aou?" -he and. then
he continued, "why all this talk ebout of a fencer.- '
an inheritance of so many happy, All :animals seem to • dread this
snake. A horse will - not, go .within
happy years off yet? Our father 'is a
striking distance of it. TUG pig seems
man in bus prime -not over forty-five
or six, end may and probably will live to be thee 0111Y quedruped which is in -
a half century longer." different to it. , •
This srilike -varied in 'corer, but its
.
* e . * *
usual tints are olive above with. dark
Time has accomplished . its many
triumphs, and will also accomplish craw bands and Whitish •grate below,
, years covered with very heayy minute dark
Many more. It IS now lif teen,
griefs'. Tee' head is brown. Its tail
since B.enjamin Seton Doughtsamaster
of Seton. married his, lolle, Sneati, and is a horny spine, which scraees harsh -
took tip his residence at Seeon, Court, ly against rough objects,•but does not
op gip loeh; since the Eaat of•Wele. rattle. lt Is of some use, for it lives
mainly an rats, and thus keeps down
Mee married Lady Hinda. • Morrie, and
fixed las abode• at Wellrose Park, in the -dainage dikeiroto•the ca.ne ber rats.
Sussex.• • There..18 aelarge snake called the
The Duke and Duchess Of Cheviot cribo whiciallevours the fer?de-latteet.
are now a handsOme, henitliv happy The conemon cat is said also to be
couple, really tonsIdel'ablY OVee.eeixty -able Wien]. this snake. It seizes it
years of age, but not looking, more ber the"seilne juet back a the head and
than :Sty, etal likely to Ilve to .eome does -not let go utitil it has severed the
plete Weir eentery, Bathe thefr' sons head from the body. Then Inetinct,
aud all their dagghtets betas .nlarried,. seems to teach the cat to let the head.
they heve evert more grandchildren alone, fer the heist. of this snake, like
than had her gracieus Majesty the that of the turtle, even though separ-
Queen, which is saying a great deal. ated from the body, can still bite. •
'Old, it is nearly certain . that they - ••
iair. daughters, but no sole; and as - :. Stevenson and Light.
their YOurtgest daughter IS eight Years
Cantein end Mrs. SetOri have five
bablY
Itiateat; le:Mk SeeVensonewOuld pre-,
,. . . • • • .
never will live one. . .. have welcomed tae lowering the
lights' &London' tee xv cliabge for the•
• But the Earl ctnd bountesa of Well- better. Pot a brilliantlaelit • city- was -
rose have both sons and Slaughters.
ofte dada abOmiriations, and he•alew-
• -And the 'complicated question -of ine
heritande will clear. itself lu thie way e ed With alarm the advent ot ' eleeteis
city as an .111uminant. "TO look .at it
The eldest tent af the :Earl of Well- •
rose, styled. Viscouat Douglas, Is of only once," lie evrete, "is to•fall in love,
' 'with, gas, which giees a: Warne.-domesl•
tie radiance fit :to eat bye Matlkind,
Yen would have• thought might have .
remitted mutat With What PeOnlete
theus stole fer them, and- not .4 -vita
fishing the pre:daunt' heaven with
kites to catch and dOmestibate 'the
wildfire. of tlie storm. Yet here we
have the leVin brand at Our doers, and.
, it ie prOpaeed that we should .lienee-.
fotervard,take our walke abroad in the
edged Of Permanent lightnirtg," *
teen, with pencil of bit; Metheree Warm
Hindoe bleed ith his Veillee 'With
preeoeity 'of his prat Eattterti nature,
be has fallen in lova 'cith Ida fair
cousin :Iglantine, tlie eldest daughter
Of Captain Seton Douglas, and cer-
tainly returns his atfettion; while the
earente •on both Wee, for exeellent
reasons, favor their attaelitrient And
In the faun Marriage a these young
people the estates of both brothere
be 'United.
(The Yend.)
And .Washday, .ifoot
Wineheeter, a councillor's Wife
Wotthing, England, Who died on Mott•••
tO ttare, and Nettled tot though her . dale •April 20, vvas born on a Monday.,
brart 'would Itave3 broktin. The Etrazilitta 'Cotton crop. blows. egleeiteeetelevle anclleeeedtKe evTga Ylkarirl:a
Vnder other eirctitustwincs this vtOs kg" oittuitity and quality. • • her Inetrie mita efunday. •
BETTEII-THAN SPANKING
Spanking does not cure children +of bed-
wetting. There is a constitntional cause
for•this trouble.' Mrs, M. Suntmers, Box
W. 9, ;Windsor, Ont., will send free to
any knothdr her successful home treat-
ment. with full instructions. Send no.
tnoney ' but write her tozday if 5,our
ohildren .trouble you •in this way. Don't
blame the child, the chances are it can't
help it. This trftttnent also Cures adults
and aged neoaletroubled with urine die,
rIculties'by day or night,
Winding Clocks.
•
Be careful about winding clocks.
Wind them alweys at the same time,
and never wind them too tight, Find
out just how many full turns of the
key it takes to wind the clock to the
proper point and always stop with that
-number of turns,.a.
: •
COrns instaftt Relief
0
Pal,nt on / PUT,
NAM'S CORN E1t.
TRACTOR to-
night, • and , corns':
. feel. better in the
morning.. Magical
'the way "PUT-
•. • NAM'S" .easee the
elle pain, .destreys the roots, kills a, cern.
'for all lime. No pain. Cute guaran:
teed. Get a. 25e bottle of ruTakit'S•
EXTRACTOR to -day.
lorr.ft
WHEN.aECE WILL e
• (Ottawn _Citizen.)
Wlien peopro.reallee the power and Sig -
Macioce .and 'living lorce of int4rnite
Atonal sentiments', When public opinion
has been brought to realize' • thet there:
is nothihgeh &smite in international re-
lations whielt cannot be taken up and ad.
judicated by law' instead of •by force we
evil have neacee'but_ itot until then. To
make this clear 4s the duty of the sin -
tem eitteen, *ell him crank or fool or
hypocrite as intly suit tho time,
WAR BREEDS WAR,
(TorontoeStara
Even without any wanton erightfilliteall,
war tends to beeed Ayer. Nothing. is *tinier
thee thp viemee' tells of War • "clearing
the air FDe comparison ot war with
•tt, fight. heteveen quarrelsome -boys. who
ehaye it out." und ellen shake hands and
heeorne good friends, is misleading, There
never was a war without hatred; but it
is true that the more "frightfulness"
there Ise the. snore hatred, and therefore
the more sowing of the seed Or fiddle)
•wars. •
WHAT 'MOTHERS SAY .OF
.BABY'S OWN TABLETS
•
•
RESULT Or IRRIGNIION
When Sir Wfilleat Vaa Llorne Paid
yoara ago that tau C. it, by
untlertaltiug the aorle ta irrigation
east or migary, wotatt tostw tito wit-
ch:rum to blossom like tile rose, he
was derided, hut to -day that prophonY
ee Said to be a literal tact. M
any rate, znilliOns of acme live- not
only been reclaimed by the coMpartY,
but tbe whole district has been ao Im-
proved and beautified that there is
row a geiteral clamor for Irrigation in
eections willed), are still untglicheel.
Delattettions have gone to Ottawa to
air the Government into undertaking
the work °aside the preerietarial
limits i/f the C. P. R., ou lands which.
seem to require this treatment to pro-
duce similar results to those so grati-
tying and proletable on he C. P, R.
As one result of this demand on the
Part of the people of Southern Al-
berta, Prof. Fairfield, superinteneent
of the Dominion Experinaen.tal alarm,
Lethbridge, convinced farmers that
m ith irrigation production will not
only be greatly increased, but per-
manent homes established on the prai-
vie, which can be rendered naturally
beautiful when irrigation. worits are
available. Tee professor laid great
stress on growing alfalfa. corn, which
meant more fodder for live stock,
more fertility of soil, improvement to
all crops. Resolutions were passed
asking the Minister of the Interior to
carry out irrigation works, or to
arrange for an extension of the C. P.
R. systemeFrom the Gazette, Mont-
real, March 15, 1915.
Minard's Liniment Co„ Limited.
Gentlemen, -I had my leg badly
hurt, the Pain was very severe and
a large swelling eame above the
knee. I expected it would be serious
-I rubbed it with MINARD'S LINI-
IVIENT, which stopped the pain and re-
duced the smelling very quickly. I
cLainNniomtmsNpeTak too highly of ISIINARD'S
• • AMOS T. -SMITH.
Pore Hood Island.
Two Story Lake -in Mexico.
One of the wonders of Mexico is the salt
producing lake near Salinas station on
the Tampico division of the Mexican Cen-
tral Railway, 72 miles west of San Luis
Potosi. It may well he termed a two
storey lake, for at timers when is a lake
of fresh water overlying the salt lake. A
water tight roof of green mud separates
the fresh from the salt water, For a large
Part of the year there is no fresh wa-
ter lake there, The sun licks it up soon
after the rainy season is over. The salt
secured front this lake g•oes all over
Mexico. The lake has been worked
about '66 yea.rs. The whole town of 5,-
000 people makes its living from the
salt. •
Minard's Liniment Relieves Neuralgia
Out of the Mouths of Babes.
First Small Boy -"How was the etre
cus?"
Second Small Boy-"Greatl Why, it was
almost as good as the posters."
Mamma -"Willie, why didn't you finish
sawing that wood."
Little Wilite-"I lust couldn't retammal
the poor saw had the toothache,
ton's father orgeve nine fer.cuttIng down
Teacher -Then little'Ciearge Washings
the cherry ree, whet lessee aid it
teach?e
eoanny---"That it's a wise father
knoWs when to bury the hatchet"-
Clelecte'e NeWel
• 4.• •
Millard'a Liniment Cures Burns, etc.
• Once a mother had used Baby Own
Tablets for her little ones she will use
no other medicine. She quickly real -
lees the Tablets are an absolutely safe
gemedy and one that will giye sure re-
sults ' -Concerning s them Mrs. R. L.
Wright, Pennabit, Sask., writes: "I
have used Baby's Own Tablets for my
three babies And think (so much af ,
them that I alwaye Ire%) them the)
house." 'The Tablets are sold. by meeas
.cihe dealere or by mail et e5-ceats
box 'from' TheeDr. Williams' Medicine
Co., - Brockeillee Ont. • , •
•
• .
COMPULS RV OTING, .
. .(WoOdstook Sentinel -Review)
And after allea, man may. khow his hon-
esty,. end intelligence as well by refusing
fo.vete es by voting metier pressure -or
comnidsion. tender our party system ab-
stention"from votinr is often the only
course open teethe .etrong party man to
show his dleapproval of his own -party's
courseeeCompel liim 'to vote-aand he will
probably. vote for his party, ethough he
may.. bleeeett of sympathy with it or may
nieteapeleJve,ofeRsSeahdidate." 'WItat pose
sible advantage could there be to good
goverernent from compelling an elector
to• misrepresent. himself tby les vote?
Many -a manewill.show hisedisapproval of
hie party be staying at'llome on election
day wheewoula not ,ga the. length of vot-
ing- agetinst,hls party. It is not well that
he should 'have the right to show his- dis-
epproval be ?staying at hame?
•
WHeSKERS AGAIN.
• ' ' (London Advertiser.)
Whiekers are said to be -bidding for a
eeturn in fame in the armies at the front
They wattle the gallant soldier on a cold
night, and unless •pink or tango shade,
makeethe fade a more difficult target,
Theo blend into the surrounding scenery,
and might even be eyed to, suit any land- '
SCOI30 scheme.
'Shaving in the -trenches Inbst be a'prob-
tem, The only drawback to a full beard,
'syould be the time spent in combing out
the shro,unsi areinters, the sand sprinkled
into' the brush by "Seek johnsores," and
the Flanders meld. The artietie poseibilie
Mese of 'whiskers are considerable. With
azpair Of dhears for barb -wire entangle-
nient cutting a soldier might sculpture
a gciod healthy growth into sueh various
figuretle tes, for instance; Indy be seen in
eVergreen shrubs •on an oldefashioneds
lawn A book creed be written on the .
oubiict.
4 • ,
MUM% Liniment Cures Dandituff.
4 .4,-
A SIGN OF THE TIMES,
(Buffaeo courier.)
. -
Mayor MitChel, of 14ow York is tnalc-
'hue speecehea in support. of the woman
'suffrage amendment to the state consti-
tution. When the mayoreof a city of
neatly 6,000,000 population thus becomes
active for equal suffrage, the fact la of
far more.than ordinary importance.
F°SuRre oupre latiStJosEltiMve Ife friRt I e, oihr; nPktPalE:if Yae 6:FheoEvwPell'gh;:erst iecs
at any age are infected or "exposed' • Liquid, glven on
the tongue, Acta en the Blood and Glands.' expels the poison
ous germs from the body. Cures Distemper lit Dogs and
Sheep and Cholera in PoultrY., Largest selling live stock
remedy. Cores La Grippe among human beings' and N a
fine kidney remetlY. Cut this out. Keep It Show it to
your .drugglid, 'who will get it for you. Free Booklet '"Dis-
temper, Causes andllures," DISTRIBUTORS -ALL WHOLN-
.ST
SPOIIN laIDICALGCOOskwelip aziemplitis tt.aan.ti A.
•
Fair Exchange.
It was Mrs. Malloon's birthday, and
she felt a trifle dleappointed thatthere
was no gift beside her plate. It Vas
the -Hest time in twenty years that her
husband had forgotten the occasion.
Mr. Malloon smiled at her frankly.
"My dear," be said, "1 have been so
busy lately that I have not had time
to buy you a birthday gift, but I'll. give
You the eow." .
. She thanked him graciously. "Daisy
ie te.beautiful cow," she said.
Two months later Mr. Malloon's
birthday came around. When he ap-
peared at breakfast his wife greeted
him with a rediant smile. "My dear,"
she said,`"I have been so busy lately
sewing for the children that I haven't
hack time to buy you a birthday gift,
but.I'll give you the cow," -Chicago
News, •
0 • 0
•
,. WAS IT FOR THIS?
(London Advertiser)
Two thousand years ago at Bethlehem,
Palestine, was born the Prince of Peace.
To -day at Bethlehem, Pa„ the great steel
works are rushingt some of the bigges
wat contacts ever place.
$1,000,00 Reward . Forfeited
If Remedy Fails
We hope this notice will reach the
eyes of people who are troubled with
constipation and bowel trouble. Dr.
Hamilton's Pills have been guaranteed
to cure any. case within three days,
ante the abeve reward will be paid for
- any case a'esisting. this greatest of 'all
remedies.
-No prescription ever written could
surpass Dr.• Hamilton's Pills OE Man-
drake and .Butternut. For yeare they
have been curing the most abstinate
cases of constipation, biliousness
headaches and sour stomach. Here is
your chance to test Dr. Hamiltoifs
MS, If they fail -your money back
for the.aeking. Ile sure you get the
yellow box, and insist on being sup
Plied with only Dr. Hamilton's Pills
of Mandrake and Batternut, 25c, at all
dealersa' •
1 !',1. A, 1915.
HELP WANTgO-FIEMALOI
AVANT141)-(IILI141 e4001) leDUOA•
r tion and Character OS train for mo-
les. ItcPlY to Wellenthe elogeitaa St-
oatharinee. Oat.
FOR BALM,
11.17 OR leALIS--OfIOI0/4 1454141) IN PAR -
eels irom, one to twenty acres, los
cetea near liamliton along the BaY anti
lathe Shores on Toronto to elp.mittOn
permanent highwaY. Thia la pelected
land, delightfully located. being very tie-
sirahlo for gentlemen who Memo a coun-
try residence alone with garden and fruit
culture. :W. D. Flatt, num IG, Federal
Life Sanding, liamilton.
FARN.S FOR SAI..E.
$16.50'glit.,=1;7 11;1"Ta
stook farm lane. Near stood tewn on
canaellan Northern main tine.
minater dletrict. In settled community
echool, church, telephones, on main reed
to town. Vino rich soil on -clay sub -
ell. Water. Mentlfpl. Luxuriant
growth of grass; Wiest cattle country In
the west. 1914- wheat yield 30 bUshela •
to ttere, Oats 10. • /*Our cheice of a
slumber of quarter sections. Have
actual photographs and guaranteed field
notee. rree Raiiroed Peee Lo purchate
ors. Party leaving Toronto A -evil -200e
make arrangements to COUli3 OUt WW1
us. Great ooportunity for yourself and
boys. Small cash payment Per cent.
Interest; geven years tO naY. Write at.
once for particulars. WATSON, lett
Bay street, Toronto.
• .•
• ADVERTISING.
03eck's Weekly Montreal)
The Montreal merchant who spends
twenty to twenty-five thotisand dollere
a year in newspe.per advertising doubt-
less thinks he is accomplishing great
things. Aa a matter of feet he is a
mere "piker" when his spendings are
cernpitred with those of seme of the
great American merchants for the SUMO
pnrpose. For insts.nce, last year Mar-
shall Field & -Co. apent $350,000 for ad-
vertising in the Chicago daily newspap-
ers alone. Otto paper, the Chicago
Daily News, carried $90,000 worth ot ad-
vertising for that firm. Several others
were not far behind. Marshall Field
& Coes advertising bill was duplicated
by several other Chicago firms. It was
exceeded by those of a number of New
York buainesa concerns, In Philadel-
Dhia one firm Is seld to bave .spent half
a million with the. newspapers, It is
significant, too that these firma
are Among the biggest profit-making eon.
sons in the country. it pays them tei
advertise. The average tette for 'store
advertising in the daily papers of •the
three largest Amerlean titles' runs close
to twenty Cents a lino; the average rate
in Motnreal Is about Aix units. In Ponta
'talon Montreal ranks ninth In the list
of cities on this continent; in the mat-
ter of newspaper ildvertisifig it ranks
about fottleth. Perhape. that's the eeile
son ed many of our merchants eorrinlain
that they aro conetantly On the brink
of bankrupecy. They haven't learned
how to use printere• ink.
• - v •
A donble thickness of mitterial,
cut shieldrvien and stitched under the
arm while a dress is being made, -
prove a Mat resource when the drees
begin. to wear out,
-1,
-1\T INDTY ACRES -LINCOLN CO UNTY,
IN two miles te Silverdale Station. An
Cultivated, 2 acres hardwood timbers
good 8 roomed house, bank barn, other •
out buntlines. one acre orchard, 10 ace es
fall wheat, soil clay loam., Good great=
Price $5.000. F. 3. Watson, Farm epee.,
lalist, 160 Bay etreet, Toronto, Ont.
HUNDREDS OF FARMS FOR SALE:
and exchange. County cataloeues.
describing them sent free anywhere.
The Western Real Estate Exclianeee
Ltd., Head Office, London, Ont.
• . •
WHITFIELD & WHITNEY. REA.1...
eV Estate and Insurangee Bank et
Hamilton Bldg., Hamilton, Ont. 100 -acre
grain awl stock farm; 13 miles trots:
Hamilton, on stone road. 112,000.
,Ve7HAT KIND OF A FARM ARP, Y01..
V looking for? I have small and
large farms in Western Canada and On-
tario; verY easy terms, or • exchange
clear properties; write requirements, .3.
Johnson, 209 Clyde Block. Himilton,
la Ur CHOICI) FARM LANDS Let
ti Sunny Southern Alberta. Prleei
ranging from 11e00 130.CP per acre.
Deep, rich chocolate loam. One crop
Days for the land. Write us to -day. It
M. Ginther Land Cll., Medicine rat.
Alta.
DOES 11.50 WHEAT MA.KE SASKATe
chewan farm lands look gooe
you? If so, lequire about our limitel
number of improved farms acquired from
loan companies at prices away below
their aetual value; money loaned on ins -
proved farms, first mortgage security.
goad rates of interest; references, Que-
bec Beek. J. W. °newel!' & Co.. BOX
1317, Saskatoon. Sask.
Tee OR SALE -157 ACRES GOOD GRAIN
and stock farm; 120 acres under culti-
vation; 13 acres in fall wheat; 40 aorta
fall plowing done, balance in meadow and
Pasture; also good sugar bush. • This,
f._ar_m has n:ver been rented. For price
and terms, 3. Martin & Co., Federal
Life Building, Hamilton. Ontario.
RI7IT AND POULTRY PAR=
from one to twenty-five acres'. Lake
Shore properties near Burlington and
Hamilton, with Hamilton market, the
best in America. These locations are con-
venient to schools, churches, near pre- -
posed Toronto -Hamilton concrete high-
way; are exceptionally good and worth.
investigation. R. M. Hoose, 2 1-2 Jame
street north, Hamilton, Ont.
ye OR SALEe-FARM, ANY MEE, rneree
el .50 acres ups near Thorold. Merritten
and St. Catharines. Fruit farms with
fruit for $400 per acre. See my farms es...
fore buying elsewhere. 3. D. Hilts, Mere
ralon, Ont. Box 152. Phone 657 L.
OR SALE -37 1-2 acres near Mager*
r - on main road and close to Trolley
and Canning factory. .clioice .sandy frult
land. A bargain at $7,500 for quick sale.
$3,550 down will purchase this excellent
property. For particulars write Melvin
Garman, Limited, Investment Brokers.
St. Catharines, Ont.
"NI EW BRUNSWICK' FARMS415 ACRES,.
la half Intervale, hay, 40 tons. Bearing
orchard, good house, barns, railway sta-
tion 5 1-2 miles, other conveniences near.
$1,,660. $1,000 cash, balance mortgage. Write
for our Free Illustrated C'atalogne. 150
other farms. Alfred Burley & go., 41-•
Princess street, St. John, N. B.
.11•••••••
MISCELLANEOUS.
STRAWBERRIES 50 varieties; Raspber-
ries, 15 varieties:. Seed
Potatoes, 10 varieties. Free Catalogue.
THE LAKEVIEW FRUIT FARM •
11. L. McConnell & Son, Port Burwell, Ont,
SEED CORN FOR SALE
For No. 1 Seed Corn of many varieties,
matured and cured for seed purposes ors
cob or shelled. Apply, to EDWARD 15:
TELL/ER, St. Joachim, Ont.
SEED CORN
Prize-winning 'Wisconsin No. 7; the best
for the silo. George R. West & Sons.
Northwood, rt. R. No. 3.
**Simismtsdo*
Braid.
It it military.
Broad braid figures.
It rtins up to twenty Inches.
And narrow braid is seen.
Or ribbon masquerades are braille.
Single roWs are used in several
ways. •
And numerous rows may also
figure.
riaguerre: •
The inVentor of the process of photo-
graphy was Lottls Daruerre, born at °or-
mellies. France, In 1789. He was rirst
employed painting scenes for the theatre;
and while thus at work he discovered the
inethod of representing night and day
by the Illumination of a teansparent
canvas painted on both sides. That was
In 1822, hut as early as 1814 Nicephere
Niepce had made some experiments of
protography on metal. In 1826 he and
Daguerre became partners, but in a fiew
rears the former died, leaving Daguerre
to develop the remarkable art. • The
lereneh GoVernment gave the medo.I of
the Leglan oe Honor to the inventor 01
the daguerteotype.
DANDRUFF AND
FALLING HAIR
.
Itching, Burning,- Irritated Scalp.
Kept Awake at Night. Used Cu-
ticura. Now Head
, 58 Do SalabOrrY St.; Quebee, Q110.--:
PAbout six years ago dandruff began to -
feral on My scalp. At first eide't notice
bue my hair began falling out gradually
and it kept getting worse, The itching arid
burning were so bad that scratched and
irritated my scalp. I -was kept awake at
night by the irritation.
"I then tried sample of Cutieure Seen
aSneidoOeittinewnetnii, eva*slaietder.thaensa.herupwilielth4turliee‘
Ointment. Atte the first time my hair
stopped fallen. I got one take of Cutleura
Soap and onebox of Ointment. I continued
using thom for a few menthe aria my.lad.
jaciannoewa.wleo111.4e, (UMW) eliss Myrtle:el/eels, •
Sample Each Pres by gait.
'With 82.p. Sidn took .ott rocitultib. •Jid.
&bet post -nerd "Curieusti, Deot4Oltais:
tono liAgLisk Sold tliroughelit the Wolin.,