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The Clinton News Record, 1916-02-11, Page 6Complete Dining ROWE, Suite $43.90 • Made of selected hard Nood. InMerial Oak finish, consisting Of Buffet, China Cabinet, Round Extension Table, Set, Of Chairs (5 regular chairs and one arm chair. Upholster- ed with leatherette seate). Priced separately; Buffet, $15.50; China Cabinet, $10.00; Extension Table, $10.75; Set of Chain. $9.90. Freight paidefOr Provinces of Quebec and OntariO. We defy competition. Our prices are the 10Weet in the Dominion Of Canada. Write for our epeelal catalog. t CITY HOUSE FURNISHING COMPANY 1340 St. Lawrence Boulevard, • Montreal, Que. THE GOLDEN KEY Cr "The A dvenfOres of Ledgard." By the, Author of "What He Cost Her." -6HAPTER .XLI.—(Cont'd). "My story," Francis said coolly, has been told behind your, back. It is • only fair to 'repeat it to your face. I have told Miss Wendermott thisee. that I first met you in the village of Belem:tido, with a eonces,sioe in yotl. hand made out toyouand her father jointly, with the curious proviso that in the event of the death of one the other was his heir. I pointed out to Miss Wendermott that you were in the prime of life and in magnificent condition, while her father' was al- ready on the threshold of the grave and drinking himself into a fever in a squalid hut in a village of swamps. I told her that I suspected foul' play, that I followed you both and found her father left to the tender mercies of the savages, deserted by you in the bush. I told her that many months afterwards he disappeared, simul- taneously with your arrival in the country, that a day or two ago you, swore to me you had no idea where , he was. That has been my story, Trent, let- Miss Wenderracitt choose between them." "I am content," Trent cried fierce- ly, Your story is true enough, but it is cunningly linked together. You have done your worst. Choose!" For ever afterwards he was glad of that single look of reproach which seemed to escape her unwittingly as her eyes met his. But she turned away and his heart was like stone. "You have deceived me, Mr; Tient. I am. very sorry, and very disappant- • "And you," he cried passionately, "ate you yourself eo blameless? Were you altogether deceived by your rela- tions or had you never a suspicion that your father might still be alive? You had my' message through Mr. Cuthbert; I met you day by day after you knew that I had been your fa- ther's Partner, and never once "did you give yourself awayl Were- you tarred with the same brush as those snobs who doomed a poor old man to a living death? Doesn't it look like it? What am I to think of youl" "Your judgment, Mr. Trent,". she enswered quietly, "is of no import- ance to me! It does not interest:me in ally. way. But I will tell you this. If Ielid not disclose myself, it was be- cause I distrusted you. I wanted to know the truth, and I set myself to find it out." "Your friendship was a lie; then," he cried, with flashing eyes. "To you I was nothing 'but a suspected man to be spied upon and betrayed." "Fred!" They stood with hands 'locked to- gether, the boy, breathless with sur- prise. Then hesaw that something was wrong. "What is it Trent?" he asked quickly. "Have we gone smash after all, or have.you been ill?" Trent shoOk his head and smiled gravely. e "Neither," he said. "The company is.booming, I believe. Civilized ways didn't agree with me I'm afraid. That's all! I've come back to have a month or two's hard work—the best physic in the world." "I amdelighted to see you," Fred said heartily. "Everything's going Al the existence of a school for spies ter, .11,i cupfuls flour, 1/2 teaspoonful here, and they've built -me this little at Lorrach, in the Grand Duchy of baking powder, 1 pound flour, % bungalow, oillY got it last week— Baden. There, in a sort of univer-1 pound brown sugar, 2 pounds chopped stunning, isn't et? But—just fancy sity for the formation of the Perfect raisins, 2 pounds currants, 14 pound your being here again so soon! Are spy, spectacled herr professors - in- orange peel, 14 pound split almonds, 1 itiated their pupils into the mys- teries and artifices of espionage. spoonful black pepper, pinch each Fruit trees should be trimmed • a The University of Espionage of ground ginger, cinnamon and Jamaica little every year and not much in Lokrach admitted women, • of course, Pepper; milk. Rub the butter into the any one year. as well as men. Before admiesion one and one-half cupfuls of flour with In Making cake accuracy in pro - the candidate would be questioned the baking powder, using a little cold portioning the ingredients is neces- b Tt • fr retendin to water for wetting, mix it into a firm sary to the success of the cake. haustione the doctor looked at the I boy and shook his head., He had vete, little hope, 'front grew worse. In those rare flaehee of senn-coneciousnees which soreetinies come to the fever -stricken, he weekoried himself a dying man, and " contemplated the end of all things without enthureasin and without re- gret. The oneeincl only failure of his life hadeaten elike canker into hie heart. It was death he clewed COr in the hot burning e nights, and death came and sat, a grisly shadow,' at hie pillow. The doctor and the boy did their best, but it was not they who saved him: There came a night when he raved, and the sound of a WOMan's name rang out from the open windows of the little bungalow, rang out through the drawn mosquito netting amongst the palm-trees,across the surf -top- ped sea to the great steamer which lay in the bay. Perhaps she heard it —perhaps after all it was a fancy. Only, in the midet of his fever' a hand as $oft as velvet and as coolas the night sea -wind touched his forebead, and a voice sounded in his ears so sweetly that the blood burned no longer in his veins, so sweetly that he lay back upon his pillows like a man under the influence of a strong nar- cotic and slept. Then, the doctor smiled and the boy sobbed. "I came," • she said softly, "because it was the only atonement I could make.. I ought to have trusted • you. Do you know, even my father told me that." "I have made mistakes," he said, "and of course behaved badly to him." "Now that everything has been ex- plained," she said, "I scarcely see what else you could have done: At least you saved him from -Da Souza when his death would have made you a freer man. He is looking forward to seeing you, you must make haste and get strong." "For his sake," he murmured. She leaned over and caressed him 'lightly. "For mine, dear." THE END. GERMANS HAVE. SPY COLLEGE. Pupils Initiated Into Real Mysteries of Espionage. The French have just discovered iittie ottlte Natural Lea periectly preserved in the sealed 3104 ,packet. Young tender 'eaves only, grown with utmost care and with flavour as the prime object, are used to produce the famous Salada blends. About the House Sweet Cakes Froin Scotland. Since the Scoteh hoesewife is known both for her thrift and her sweet cakes, the Canadian house- keeper will do well to imitate her methods in the culinary department. Her cakes are delicious and easily made, as the following recipe Nvill prove; likewise those for fruit, cake, Scoteh buns and cake Dundee. • Scotch Shortcake.—Eight ounces butter, 4 ounces granulated sugar, 4 'tfints. and General Informa. tion foi the Busy Housewife CANADIAIIS TAUNT -ENEMY WITH DRUM THEM IDLE HANDS MANDFAC- T CUED TROUBLE. _— Cowpunchers Gathered a Band arid Played the RUSsian National Hym n.. . . Wearying _of a, life of cemperative idleeess for back of the actual fighting line eWay froen the trenches and around divisional headquarters, a bat- talion of Canadian' Soldier5, meetly men from the, Western .prairies, rien of outdoors and accestomed to a. life , of freedom and .. eetivity, sought amueement. _Creepuedhers, many of SASES; wwitsVie rits • _RICOMPA5 ' Nry,,000r0, Has been Canada's favorite yeast for more than forty years. Enough for 59, to eroduce 50 large I oavet, of fine, MADE IN CANADA wholesome nour- ishing home made bread.. Do sot experiment, there is nothing just as good. EWBILLETT CO.. LTD TORONTO, ONT. wiNNIPEO• MoNTp.EAL reliO,'''"ue: them were, with the cowman's mis- CRY AT SONGS OF BIRDS chievousness and simplieity. Life pal- --- led. They were within the sound' of Carala Have Strange Effect on TM" .tish Soldiers. the guns, but they were not firing ; themselves nor were' they heving the- Have the song -birds of Europe be - thrill of being fired on. So idle hands came the victims of bullets, shrapnel ) though it ha& musicians, and 50 a band and. deadly gasses or have they des - menu* ctuted trouble This articu- d h C ti t late mixture, flavor to taste. Bake i ' • P erte Wal I en on nen en - lar battalion was without a band, ale tixely ? two layers and put together with white filling. "Drop" biscuite Fe much more quickly made than the other kind. To a quart of sifted flour add a teaspoon- ful of salt and four teaspoonfuls of was comadeed eesentme Mouth -or- During a severe artillery duel, it gans there were, but these wore net Lis reported that several British sol - enough, a band was thee:Ay enc. thing tilers were seen crying. When asked that would do. But in that. why, they said that during the lulls went area, where shops of any sort of the boetherdment, the birds could were :tow, no instruments were to .be be heard singing. Over one trench baking powder and sift. again; thet.211 had. And as the soldier feeeeee The rub in -with the tip of the fingees hung a huge tree, and on a bough mix ;feed so started a campaign for music- were two,birds preening their feath- tg000ad dtoatibglehsptohoantfuwlillofjul:tilraonpd from I instpments. ers and twitteeing. a epoon. 'lege either milk or water to Once upon a time the commenity leetwen the opposing lines birds are moisten. • •Drop into greased biscuit of Nieppe had a town band, but that said to be scene, excepting swallows ounces rice flour, 12 ounces flour. bake in a quick oven about 20 min- ot the bane long since have gone to and starlings A pair of tree spar - sugar, rice flour and wheat flour. tins, allowing room to spread, and I was in ehe old. days and the members and swifts and stray linnets, wagtails Cream the butter by hand and add the utes: If mixed with milk less lard the front with the French forces. But rows were actually found nestling in Work all With the hands on a lightly their instruments remained behind, in .a shell -torn tree betwen the Ines, floured board into a sinoeth dough. maybe used' while e kingfisher settled by a "John - Break off and form by hand into • round cakes about the size of ordinary Household Hints. fishballs. Prick lightly with e fork Table linen should be ironed only and pinch them around the edges, on the wrong side. _ then place the cakes en buttered pa- Deer sponge cake may be served pers in the oven. smothered in custard. „ • Scotch Buns.—Quarter pound but- • New bread will cutevery smoothly if the knife is heated.. Blac-k stocking legs make excellent cloths for sponging a dark suit. Fruit whips and custards are among the best things fel' an in- valid's dessert. your trape coming up?" "1 haven't many," Trent answered. "They're on the way. Have you got room for me?" I "Room for you!" the boy repeated ' scornfully. "Why, I'm all alone here. It's the only thing against the place; being a bielonely. Room for you! ) , should think there ' is! Here Dick! be police magistrates, who would de- paste, and then roll it out on the Yolks of eggs left over from used , Dinner at once, and some wine!" cide whether the applicants pos.. board in a thin sheet. Butter the in- whites can be kept for several days . the boy was talldng all the time, and I Trent was 'taken to see his room sessed the necessary ' aptitude and side of a fair-sized cake tin and line if they are covered with cold water. later on dinner was served and the inclination for the profession. it neatly with the peste, reserving a Carbolic acid is a good disinfect - boy did the honors, chaffing and talk- The length of study lasted from a portion of the paste for the top of ant, but useless diluted with at least ing lightly. But later on when they few weeks to several months, ac. the bun. Put the remainder of the 20 times its bulk of cold water. sat outside, smoking furiously to keep cording to the degree of perfection ingredients together in a large 15owl If the closet where you hang tine off the mosquitoes and watching the or the importance of the position and add enough milk to slightly and cooking utensils is badly li ht e g e , I trees, the boy was silent. Then Inc The professors began thd" course of o leaned over and laid his hand on instruction Nvith lectures illustrated teaspoonful cream tartar, 14 tea - moisten all. Mix together thorough- try painting the hooks and mule ly with the hands and pour the mix- white.. fireflies dart in and ouCamongst the the candidate desired tattain, ture • into the paste -lined cake tin. If a little ammonia is Mixed with by colored prints, on • the uniforms, Level the top and put on the top the beeswax and turpentine used for ! "Tell me all about it—do," he beg - ed arms and other technical details of piece of paste that has been reserv- floor polishing the wax will dissolve ed. Prick slightly with a fork, brush.' quickly. either with egg, well beaten, and: Add a little blueing to the water Place in oven. Bake four hours.' I that is used for washing windows, Scotch Fruit Cake. ---ler pound but- and they will look brighter and keep ter, 1 pound flour 1 pound currarits, 6, eleaner longer. Trent's arm. i Trent was startled, touched, and the military and naval organization of ' suddenly filled with a desire for sym- foreign countries; photographs were pathy such as he had never before in -'shown of British, French and Russian his life experienced. Ile hesitated, cannon; full explanations were given but it was only for a moment. of the army and navy effectives in the ToWn Hale This alluring eaet was discovered by Men ef SaskatehaWan and Alberta and one morning, the bat- talion had the nucleus for a eplendice band, eight instruments told. The son hole" within five yards of the British trenches. That the war has helped, instead of hurt, the birds of Europe is the night before there was not a trace of declaration of T. Gilbert Pearson, an "the., mekingn" of a bend; the next American authority on birds. : morning there was. That's all there "Our correspondents have discover - is to it, and even the official inyeetiga- ad," he said, "that the wild birds are tion that followed had not served to receiving kindness in Europe to which they have long been strangers. "For Oxample, the Freech Govern- ment has stopped all hunting, and the Ministee of War has issued •en prove anywthtng more. Needed Drum. The eight instruments, however, were not enough. There was, tor in- order thet the sale of no native game stance, no big bass drum, 1 for ! and -2 I I be tolerated. Ordinarily map many a martial air a big bass drum than 1,000 tons of native game ere is esential. Especially necessary is it sold ' annually in the markets of to the playing �f theeRuesian national France. anthem, which has an importance „ , 'Belgium in time Of peace was .orie which afterward developed. The Calm-. diens in the eear .sent word to •their comrades' on the .firing line. They Wanted a bass drern. They needed a bass drum. The .firing line is about the last place to kelt one of these in- strtiments of melody, but it was known that the Germans across' the weer possessed not only a bass drum, but 1.1 sores of other instreinentse So the Canadians determined. to make the matter one of national honor and sup- ply their needs from the enemy of the greatest bird -catching emu - tries in Europe. More than 50,000 skylarks, as well as hundreds of thousands of other birds, are annually expo, tett from that countrY for food." BRITAIN'S STATE TOWN New Munition Area Run Entirely by the Government. reat Britain's first national kine - trendies. In September came the big British effort to break the Gentian ma theatre .stood On the beyond it the first nationaleirtgilomonedry; . hop. A Bemire§ throw away were lines. Trench after trench wae taken .t3lie sites of. the first national lame from the Kaiser's soldiers, and On one dry and Aro-Haim At the latter is trench itt particular, where it Wa5 a fine motor fire eegine to guard known there. existed a band, the as - I "I never thought to tell anyone, e eachcountry, e strengtho the - the f tl (lir ounces mixed lemon and orange peel' To cleanse corsets take some warm sault was especially vigorous and the A woman stepped from the back - these new national treasures. 1 he said slowly, "I think I'd like to! And he did. He told his whole ferent galleons and the strategical a citron, . , . . ed and split, 1 teaspoonful baking have been added. Spread the corset and2 ounces almonds blanch- I suds to which a few Chops of ammonia capture speedy. Thus the base demi:. door of a national cottage "le 3 West" story. He did not spare himself, ele utilization of the railways. powder, 6 eggs, few drone vanilla. 1011 a flat table, taking out the lame and the other instruments essential to and after a calculating look at the a complete' band were found and grey national sky, pegged some ea- lepoke of the days of his earlier pert- Students were told how to collect nership with Monty, and Inc admit- this informaeion quickly and how to Beat butter to a cream. Add other . but not the bones end steels. Scrub quickly sent to the rear to the men timed washing on a national clothes - ted the apparent brutality of his convey it to headquarters without ingredients, with eggs well beaten., with a clean brush and hot suds, thee' , . ' • • •Stir vigorously and bake well M the rinse quickly in clear warm water, occasion. He spoke of Ernestine too for instance, how they eould mark treatment o im on mtne mousing suspicion. They were toid, —of his strange fancy for the photo- M railwa time -table the number graph of 1VIonty's littld girl, a fancy . Y . . of regiments en e given town by a which later on when he met her be- came almost immediately the domin- system of simple figures.. ant passion of his life. Then he When the student's inttruction spoke of the' coming of Francis, of was completed he was provided with the awakening of Ernestine's suspi- false papers and sent out to "try cions, and of that desperate moment his luck." He (or she) was invari- when he risked everything , on her ably told however, that any spy She faltered und did not answer faith in Ihm—and lost. There was lit- who got into trouble would be clis- •him. • Outside the nurse was -knock- tle else to tell and afterwards there avowed by the government. T • cl tl was a silence. But presently the • THE NEXT WAR. Will Bo as to Whether Man or Insect Shallinhabit the Earth. Sir Harry 11, ,Tolinston, the well- known African explorer, is convinced away with an imperious gesture. ‘. boy's arm fell upon his arm most car - "Be off," he cried, '.'both of you! essingly, and he leaned over through You can do- your Worst! I thank the darkness. Heaven that I am not of your class, "Women are such idiots," the boy whose men have flints for hearts, declared, with all the vigor and cer- and whose women can lie like angels." tainty of long experience. "If only They left him alone and Trent, Aunt Ernestine had known you half with a groan, plucked from his heart as well as I do, she would have been the one strong, sweet hope which had quite content to have trusted you and that the greatest ene,my that man has changed his life $o wonderfully. to have believed that what you did to face in the future is the insect core Upstairs, Monty was sobbing, with was for the best. But I say, Trent, veyors of disease germs and that we his litele girl'e arms about -him. ' you ought to have waited for it. After are engaged in a war that must Inc .-- she had seen her father and talked - CHAPTER XLII. , . With the _darkness had come a outside in hit flannels and planter's "No," he said sternly, it is too late - Century," entitled "The Next War," wind from'the Sea, and the boy ctept . hat and threw himself down in a cane now. That moment taught me all I - Sir Harry says that the whole curri- culum of Our schools should Incbover.. chair with a little murnmr of relief. wanted to know. It was hell love I I led and that half the !subjects Below him burned the white lights of wanted, Feed, and—that—no use -Jan- ' l' . 1 ' ' • th 1 hoping for that; ore she would taught should be dispensed with. In- mology; for algebra he wo.uld substi- tute elementary zoollegy, botany and ' few passengers and cargo to lard. pected it -.-a rough,' coarse chap like chemistry. No farmer should be per - The boy had had a bard day's work, me, with only a smattering of polite 'twitted to farm who cannot satisfy a or he would heve been in the town ways! It was madness! Some day I county board that Inc understands the himself to watch for arrivals and wait shall get over it! We'll chuck work elements of hygiene and the cause for the mail. Ile closed his eyes, for a bit, Fred, and -go for Some lions. . and effect of the diseases generated . in manure and farmyard filth. ,Africa is being ravaged by germ diseases i I because the white man has fought to the biter end to see whether man or ineect shall 'inherit the earth. In a recent article the "Nineteenth with him she must have understood you beiter. I shall write to her." But Trent shook his head. to -night, for out in the bay a steamer have trusted me. After all I was was lying to and there had been - a half a machnan ever to have ex - stead of Euclidehe would teach ento- way usual for fruit calce. Lay flat on a board in, the sun or Dundee Cake.—Four ounces butter, near tile fire, so that t may dry 6 ounces sugar, 7- ounces mixed, quickly. Do not iron. , orange and lemon peel, 4 eggs. 1 A quick and effective way to clean Cream the butter first, then add the , currants Nvhen maldng cakes is to flour, sugar, Nvell-beaten eggs, etc.:put the fruit into a colander Nvith Pour into biattered cake tins and sprinkling of flour and rub round e bake. ' i Selected Recipes. A nice way to make a pudding is as follows: Mix together one cup whole wheat flour, one-half teaspoon- , i:nake the cloths quite stiff ' enough, ful soda mixed with a quarter cup- of e -p n to keep them white and make them shine. when ironed, few times with your hand. If a col- ander is not at hand use a clean cloth. Curtains 'and tablecloths -will look best if they are not starched. Put a tablespoon of methylated spirit to a gallon of rinsing water. This will molasses, one -halt eup of milk and one-half cup of raisins and currants or dates and figs. • Steam and serve with a hard sauce made by beating to a cream one-quarter cup of but- ter with one-half cup of pulverized or soft sugar and flavoring with van - iia or nutmeg. Cabbage with cornmeal dumplings is mighty good, even if unusual. The cabbage is quartered and coeked with a piece of "side meat" till very tender. Then put some of the soft white cornmeal into a bowl, salt it, pour on enough of the boiling •"pot skipper, gave a little Pomeranian dog, liquor" to moisten slightly, and add seven menthe old, to his second officer HE SAVED MORE THAN HIS DOG Captain Robinson Awarded a Medal for His Bravery. An interesting war story that is current in England is told by the New York "Sena: The Caucasian, an English merchantman, was chased by a German submarine. The steering gear of the vessel wes• destroyed by a shot from the submarine and she had to stop. Captain. Robinson, her water to make the dough just stiff enough to pat into cakes about half an inch thick and as big as the top of a tumbler. Drop these on top of the cabbage, and let them cook about to put into the boat, but in passing the dog down, rene of the men let it fall into tinewater. -, When the captain entered the boat be Saw, tbe dog swimming toward the submarine. Without hesetation, lie 20 minutes. jumped overboard and swam almost half asleep, for the sun had been hot Thatll give us something to think This is one way of making beef ---- a (limiter of a nine before he could and -the murmurs of. the sea below about at any rate." loaf. Cut as much underdone cold overtake his little pet On reaching was almost like a lullaby. As he lay " * meat as is required. Put it through eine he placed him on his shoulders, there a man's voice from the Path But the Huns 'which Trent might stopped the racial wars that Icept a mincing machine and mix with fine rind ELS the subma.rine had by this reached Ithre He sprang up, listening have shot lived in peace, for on, -----------4.15,..... that nOW infect one bi:ead crumbs half the quantity of the time drawn up to him, Inc Rail bold 4:rf. and yet! Re leaned over the wooden within a week the deadly fever of the another; and the same thing has hap- beef. • Season with one teaspoonful her in order to regain his breath. The commander of the submarine, intently. It must have been faricy*— morrow he was restless and fib and pened in India, tropical America, and] chopped ., parsley, one-half ounce balcony. The figure of a man loomed place had him in its clutches. The Polynesia Sir Harry,asoribes the oel- in broken English, said to him: "1 gin of ea"t ' Indiat ' t. t" thyme, ounces , 2 butter, half cup very- was about to blow up your ship be - out through' the darkness came near- boy nursed him, and the doctor came s e in. o an ins mc we„, er, became distinct. Fred. recognized up beam Attra, and,,when he learnt good pew 0 , . .. r cream a high season- ' , dread of g • . cl' e Ilis part cauee you Mut stop, btit I will not elm :seas $ on 1 . , him With a glad shout. who his patient weer took up bis E the Aryan invaders nnd their CM- mg of nutmeg, salt, y , ca enne mace do so for your brave act in saving "Trent!” he cried. "Scarlet Trent, quarters In the place, • Bat for all hisand two eggs. Grease a mold, put in men . attempto io ms , the little ,dog," - sec 1' 1 I iti the eves by all that's amazing!" I care and the boy's -nursing things aloof from thsi native inhabitants. The the mixture, bake about 45 minutee, .. The captain swam back to the boat Trent held out his hand quickly,'.went badly with Scarlett Trent. misery caused by vermin is not the turn out and send to table with plenty with the dog resting on Isis shoulder. Somehow the glad young voice, quiv-1 ,To him ended for a while all ineas- ' '• ' For two days Inc feared that, owing to • • • . the E • E f b - least eerious or e many 011118 0 o. town gravy. , . ernag with excitement, touched his ttre of days—time became one long wretchednest, brought • about by the A dainty egg dieh inay be made the exposure, the little dog would not after this fashion: Butter fireproof rec,over; but it di get wen at lase. heart in an unexpected and unusual night, full of strange, tormenting „esou, ----------- . ••,,' d corned like this—to feel that one per- fh.e before his burning eyes, . some- PO bat AWUrded a medal to Oaptem ti al Cenine Defence Lea - his -coming. For Trent was a sorely from the bush, sometimes the y Ili • • then break very son in, the world at least was glad of times it was Monty crying' to - him The Door man wants food '001; his Cr2ain int° each, ritch man wants appe- 17 f ll ' • t ' it ach Dust with Robinson' for his humane action. fill the air, sometimes Ernestine ' taiPtlelefhotteljhitshfeooc • - pepper, salt and pareley. Stand these stricken man anti the fiavoe of life had of those savages .et Bee:wand°. ;cell.: ca e u y an eel, II o e. . - loolced over the steamer's side during.' was there listening to his passion- • cups in the thefing dish or granite One. of the Animals. -----4.---_,.___ gone from him. IVIany a time. Inc had ed. to that long, lonely voyage and' gazed, ate pleading with cold, set face. In almost wistfully into the eaa, in whose: the dead of night Inc saw hs e and the embrace was west. It seemed to him! still silence was broken by his that he had been a gambler playing, hoarse, Passionate cries, which they for great stakes, and the teen of the. strove in Vain. to check. And when wheel had gone against him. , • I at last -he lay white mid still with ex - manner. It was pleasant to be wel- flashes of thought, passing hke • redchina cups, put two teaspoonfuls of , 0 z Cures the siek and aetci ae a preventative Pio .otheis. Liquid given on the tOngue. gafe for brood Maros and' all Others, test kidney remedy. Sold by cal daegemie and rule geode houses, or sent, eXpreftS paid, by the manufac- turers. nooklet, "Distemper, Cause ancl Cure," free, SPOntZT ESMDICAL cisemiets 41.3.61 EmotOri,01.000t0. Noolien, End., 8,11,5. • There ate many men of many minds, some of whom.even mind their own business. Suspicious Tailor—"There, stand in that position, please, and look straight at that notice while I take the meas- cjAylegmetel,e.t..v73 nee." Customer reads the notice— IN K. AND /al; Neeirlemp Z? 'Tooms on•,11" eneleoe.W Desnasnle Silence.—Judge-,–"1. Must have 00 - der in coini. I must and will have less noise and confusion here. I have already disposed of three impatient cases without being able to hear one wore of the evidence,' basin with enough boiling water to come half way.up the cups. Have the lows: pan full of hot water under- neath. Boil up gently untilthe eggs are set; save in cups very hot., In these. clays .of high-pvieed eggs, "Poor Man's Gales" will be apple - dated. Yolk of one egg, one-fourth cake of chocolate shaved fine, one- half cupful of cold water, Place thi MiXtUrn OVOr boiling teakettle a cl Ice may Inc made by -swapping a stir until it thickehs. To one cimetil bottle of water in cotton, and fee - of sugar, one tablespoonful of butter, quently wetting it with ether. orte-half cupful of boiling water, one level teaspoonful of soda dissolmecl in Ice will melt if two pieces nee nib - bed together, tbe friction releardng some of the latent heah "Now, Doeotety," said the teachee to a small pupil,'ecan you tell inc what a panther ie?" "Yeth, ma'am'," lisped Dorothy. "A panther ieh a man that mak% pantie" A foolish womae's idea of it stylish hat ie one that costs a lot exf money, regavdless of what it looles-like, a little of it, elle end one-half cupfuls. of flour put together, add tee choco- from the west. It was not long before the battalion had a splendid musical organization. Government enterpriee. The Minis - Finally the battalion moved up to try of Munitions founded this town, take its turn in the trenches. At that and he site is "Somewhere In great moment there come news of a Russian Britain," plumb in the middle of a victory in the cast. The Canadians, \rapt new munitions -area., well entrenched in trenches that once it came about in this way. The Imagine a whole township run from start to finish as a national or were German, foend a,German scholar, Who, in Geernat, painted a great sign, telling of the victory of 'the Russians, Munitions Ministry , wanted huge new Works. in open country, but with readily available houshrg fur thole • sands of workers. There was 110 and hoisted 'it over the tench. The other way for it, so in building the Germans, only a few yards away, saw munition works they built also a township fee ite workers to live he and this first national township is the result. It has been given the name of Geoegetown, .after David Lloyd George, Mieister of Munitions. Furs impart leo heat to the body; they merely prevent the heat of the body from escaping, it through their periscopes and a cry of Teutonic rage went up, emphasized by a shower of hand grenades and bombs. Storm of Bombs. Then the Saskatchewan band struck up the Russian natiOnel air. From deep down in the trenches, where the musicians sat on the ground and blew for all they were worth, the magnifi- cent strains of the grand and holy ail' came upwards. A storm of bombs ,watt the German response, making so much noise that the band desisted, the Cana- dians 'sitting tightein peefect safety, 10 -feet below the surface. When the Goimaria tired of their bombing and there came a lull in the conversation, the band instantly struck up again. There would be more wisdom in many a .head if it didn't leak at the mouth. • The earth below its surface is warmer, evenin the hardest frost, than the top of the ground. In bed, the,body should be as warm as possible, the colder the head is, the better. 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