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i31o\Y climbing? We11, that doesn't
matter, It you still can seethe goal.
A step at a time, means progress;'
Climbing ie good for the soul.
far above
When you strive for he1),hts
It isn't so much the speed '
That counts; it's courago, and dogged
Determination, you need,
.The pathway about yogi grows rocky,
You're ill and weary and Spoilt;
You've Menest sueeulnbed`othe giants
Qt fear and discouragement.
But rise up again! Ever onward!
You -can make it if you but will,
Anti oli, the glory of gaining,
At last, the top of the hill.
-Ida M. Thomas,
1
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Enchanted Waters.
Ben's and there, in the region where
Hive, ono comes upon little "enchant-
ed lagoons. Some of them 'are open
Pools emboeomed in the woods. and are
bathed in sunlight for the greater Part
of each day;' and on the bright spring.
and summer mornings all rthe inhabit
ants of the waters' who are lover9•,of
heat and light gather at the;surfs-oe of
the secluded lakes to has in the sun's::
rat's. In other cases the lagoon is it-
self a part of -the forest, On every
hand the tall, smooth, columnar trunks
of cypresses tower upward from -the
still water, which is olearTrown, like
wine, and.. fres from aquatic growths;
so that one may paddle for a mile or
perhaps seve.tal miles in and out amid
the trees,
These are the most,beautif:ul of the
lagoons. Over head the feathery cyp-
ress -foliage makes a roof that .ehnts
out much of the light; and everywhere,
high and low, on living boughs .and on
dead stubs and branches under them;
awing the long banners • 'of Spanish
moss—a gray, ghostly witchery sloth
fug the trees and covering their gaf
greenness from view.
A little cove of a lagoon which we
found one spring morning not long ago
was a combination of these two types.
The lower part of it wail Olsen and, sun-
ny, and a carpet of.vivid,Treen duck-
weed, broken here,and thereby round
or oblong .clear spaces, covered its sur-
face; but,farther away, toward the up..
per reaches of the cove, the moss -ban-
tiered • eypresses came down into the
Yater. For a ti 5e' we stood
on the bank .and .watched the sun -
worshippers In and about the obeli
water before us --..black, shiny terra-
pins; . huge mottled bullfrogs,
singers of wonderful evenfug ,epos`
uses. . . . At frequent intervals
swift shadows.' slid across the sunny
Lam of the pool as night herons- and
This' party of plear-eyed Brltish, bogy s evme otter on the Anchor -Donaldson lines "-"Letitia," one of the first
boats to dock at.Quebdc this `season, The boys -are fromthefamous Quarrier's Nome in Bridge -el -Weir, Scotland;,.
Al] of them nae peen to got to work In Caned —
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CAN GAIN STRENGev r o '•' r z cion :that
one -BABY HAS
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is
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_t,"hing --
is -wrong;
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It Cowles Pliraugh the Tabic M get hot,
Blood -Makin It's water that's lacking, ae• likely cls
g Qualitiess'of Dr.- not. .
�Tlllialilts' fink •P1llS. Don't fumble around, as It�vere, in the'
In the life of almost every. girl there dark,
comes a time when weakness attacks The motor, .remember, depends on, the.
her.. The strain upon her blood supply - ' spark, • `
becomes too great,. and° -there -follows The gas and the oil that you give It
headacblea and`backealtes, loss of ap- and more: •
petite, attacks of dizzineae, heert'pal- The water.. that cools it-asmentioned
pitation and conatan,t weariness and ' before.
a tendency to a decline All these
symptoms may not be present in any Don't rush at the hills that are rugged
and steep
particular case, but the p1'esence of •Qse second, far better proceed at a
them' 1 the •t
IS -What Thousands of Mothers
Say of Baby's Own Tablets.
Once a mother has used Baby's Own
Tablets for her little ones she will use
nothing else. Experience teaches her
that they are Without an equal• for re-
lieving baby of any of the many minor
ailments which affslict him at one time•
or another. The Tablets Bever fail to
be of. benefit -they cannot possibly do
harm as they are guaranteed to be free
from all injurious -drugs.
Concerning Baby's Own Tablets Mrs.
Russell i irk Norwoody.Ont., says;—"I
any one of tom stows ie neceee, y trees
for prompt treatment. And there is shall always have a good word to day
no other treatment' so sure and 'so., Than. etrabn universals end' , bearings for Baby's Own Tablets. I have given
speedy as •that through the blood -make!" and clutch; them to -our baby girl. In fact they
The time that,you ".Iose in the climb
ing qualities of Dr. Williams' Peak - isn't much. .
Pills. They are the one 'thing needed
to maintain the health, of growing girls Be kind to your car if you want It to.
and women of -mature years. last, -
Here is a bit of positive proof of the You'll- shorten Its life if you drive it.
value of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills in too fast;
cases of this kind. Miss Clara Fraser, Attention to details, though seemingly
Thessalon, Ont., has bean brought back small,
to health and strength through the Will make for more pleasure in drive
timely, use of this medicine, and styes Ing. That's all.
expression of her gratitude as follows: —Harold S. -Osborne.
"I feel it a duty'as well es a plea-
sure to tell you what Dr. Wihianis'
are the only medicine she has' ever
had and I am proud to say that she
took eecond prize at our baby show.
She is eleven months old and weighs
22 pounds. No mother whose child is
peevish or ailing will make a mistake
in giying it Baby's Own' Tablets."
Baby's Own Tablets are sold by
medicine dealers or direct by mail at
25 cents a box from The`Dr. Williams'
Medicine Co.,'Brockvil'le, Ont.
Louisiana borons swept silently over Response to Music.
head. They are dream-like, 'Pink Pills have done' for me. They taRUl<'y $ritannia." P
mysberiaus, and beautiful,` these en- have restored mato health, if, indeed, ..its a lyric pont however, though not The musical person is the one who
chanted waters of the cyp�'ess hoods: they did' not cavo my ills. I Was out- negliglble; Tamed Thomson '!s Incon= gets the real thrill out of the music rte.
=Herbert Raysnel Sass, fax "Alyea tering greatly+ from anaemia. T lost epicnovs. Yet euriosly, it le by a boars. We have known. a Person to
tunes In Green Places." flesh and always felt tired and ser, single .couplet ` in a single and not be eutaptured by a Basil figure and
roue. At laet I grew so weak I had to otherwise remarkable'lyrtc that he• be' still not knew the difference between
Big Gams. remain fax bed. The doctor did not came part of the common conscious- one theme name and another, The es -
A , stranger, visititig the United seen to help ate. any and I was grow- trees of- the whole nation; .and more eential 10 being inueltaf 1s to have the
Ing weaker, and my heart was bother- curiously still, Nils couplet, which nen receptivity, the response to the thri•1l
tthe
3n
States,fell into the hands of an Amerf- r lied in creating can .who :was active ID shpilxlitg his ing ine. At last a friend who called to been on -all msn't Iles for nearly two that the compose
new acquaintance the scenic and see'me said she had read of a similar hundred years, is seldom associated work. -
ease restored by Ur. Williams' Pink his -name, and even his author- But to be musical is not going to
.architectural aI udere_ of the country,make a person, a mu'sloian—don't for -
with
Unfortunately tits American,gave way Pills and eased nie to try 'them'. "I felt .still of It has been questioned,. and
too often- to -boastfulness:, regarding helpless -but- decided to take her `ad• cannot be said to be demonstlabdY cer- get must hays t. thoo be 15 real
tnvnduo8 is muni
vice so my mother got me a supply of Iain.
th eptly rthe and .ctions'agofd too ope.. the pillet find 1. began taking theist, It On August 1, 1740, a fete was given cal nature and then have superimposed
Fnally the attractions of suntEurut was not long before I began to find by Frederick, Prinee of Whiles, at 0111- on that the details°mentloned east' in
Finally the other feLC-that he nmst put the article; :lust as, to be a botanical
benefit from the use Of the pills, ands. don. For 3t a musgite on the subject
of"l:.ing=,Alfred was commanded; the .arbiet, another De Longpre, for in-
n -aisle for it was written by Arne, and stana—e one must know the botanical
the Iibietto was produced In collaboru- 6Isrttoture, the history --and then see
'tlbn by Thomson-, and Mallet; kis it all with Lite soul of the artist
friend, contemporary,' and eompairlot, • One need not stay away from con -
who then held a salaried post in the Certs because of not knowing the dry
Prince's household. One of the songs bones of Inusi0 nor because, not know•
In it became, at once' and by common tug these, he thinl(s he le not musical;
spontaneous it%stinot, the eattonal an. The test. of the latter is the 'impress
them. .The chorus ending of ite -sten- made on one by the ntusic,
zas run: If one has his greatest enjoyment in
Rule, Britannia, stile the waves; the eliding and pounddng "jazz," he is
Britons never will be slaves: ptiIl In the. days of .tom -tome and wam-
Misquotcd as they usuallj 'slyke so. Pani, . Put if one gets a thrill from
good music, even though not, under-
standing its construction, he should
give this side of his nature all chance
for enjoyment and expansion, and not
on mfr of the teiUNE 1 the 911nrwan nor - take the modest ground of "not being
Othe to - 21 t 011 r m11stea1.'
wishing,- Tenniz - Ilnatho, pausing _—
nlsh clans in even. rests+4.
a stop to that sort of thing; so he ask-
ed
sked suddenly, "Have you heard of the',In lees titan two months any h641th.was
Dead Sea?"- restored. In -taut I' was' in better
"Of course I have," said the Apteri- healtlf than I -has ever enjoyed before.
can., I strongly reconllnend De. Williams'
- "Well, my father shut, it!" a
`Use Minard's Liniment in the stables.
Pink ,Pills to all Who are weak and
run" dowl, far I feel sure they will not.
be disappointed," •
You don get these p1115 from any
interested In Storks medicine dealer or by mall_ at 60c a
box from. The' Dr. Williams' Medicine
Nurse --"Willie, dear, don't you Wahl' e°". Brockville, Ont.
to conte to ger the, sweet, little sister
a stork brought your
Willie --"No; I don't. I want to see
file stork:'
Iti6HNN UOE HOTEL"
The Historian's' Art.
Look` where you will in the field 01 mhaan' famous phrases) are, the words
modernmodernmonographs, and it 15 easy to' ve from then until new, been
find unasseciateit facts piled high as
the roars of libraries. . It were
stere humanity to relieve them of their
loneliness. After they had been
schooled: In ,:itis work, which, believe"
and that right
me, someone must do, 1, g
rani, a. ninr.rol.rlson, `ntunnd, out. thele Is no direct going to hod NOD; vont new g s
he d of historical method would evidence. Mallet Was In some respects on?,,.
tory In
ready to go ee If itwereonly atter a' feebler -Thomson, and wrote 'very Jimmie—"Why, inuvver, t - want to
graduation, atter' file fateful doctor's like'liint. The particular bong in quer- zee my i1&awes,"
degree, to the further task of making tion may have been a joint product.
new collections of -fact, which they
would then lnstieclively view in their
Connection with the known Mecum-
staneee of the ago in which they hap-
penett. Thus, perhaps thus only, will
the spirit. and the practice of synthesis
be bred. 0
If this change should be successful-
ly' brought about,'there,would no long-
er be any n til t i nuettion o1 hierarchy LO! in the middle of the wood
among hi retinas: the specia.ist would rClie folded leaf Is wooed from out the
have the saute spirit as the nalioual heti'
histol tan, would See the 011110e power, `V1t1t•taro le upon the branch, and there
display the seine art, tied ltaisos-fromthe Grows•'gteen and broad, and_ takes no
lets, 'malting cameos as mush t:o 15 Stns -steeped. at noon, and in the /neon
pissed as great; canvases` of heroic Nightly dew -fed; and turning yellow'
9tatne3.' Until. this happens 'history l all attd iloatii adowe: th,e ah•• - will cease to- be a peat'et litea•ature' Lo! stveet.eued'wltlr:the suntnier light
and that is but another vest' dr saynb Tli ': fnl],jisiced .apple, u•aain,g • over- .
that 'it.will lose - its influence M. ,tete melicw,
known, it may be said, by.•every man,
Tv0111an and child in England. Such
universal and-prolonged"currency is,
to be dire, no •hallmark of high
poetry; yet few of our hoots Gan. put
blorelkmt.,entalnr, It1e.11r. sinmMd.
nigh altitude, pall,• steamer-, Crow Indian& 1 4tt¢h ri reacher in their tap. Near Sighted. -_
mart rnnnrrnton front Toronto,For the authorship of this couplet • Mother -"Why, Jimmie, why are nen
Write h,r. Booklet and trans. lirpm0l1v our advanced students of Itis
Ii et an'i uuimpeachab.e 1 'lel tax es
w
the
11 yell desire a profession you rsltouid•consider what •
the field' of `o;,eriuery Science has to offer. Gradtr.
s1ee baro splenditd :opportunities for successful career. `.
The`live stock iilikistiy is the conar-otene of egri-:
cultural development and the voterinary p,gfoes'1on is
its greatest safeguard,
Session -gins October 131, 1926
. Win ro - ltrtln and calendar to C. Ii, DI,nityray, » V,9,., Xrinoipat
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But on a -review of the' -internal evi-
dencegnd of the nrguments'that have
been brought forward ou bath e'ides,
there Deems snfifelont-reason to assign
the song to Thomson's pelt, --J. W,-
iVlacltail, in "Studies in Pngilen Poets,"
From "The Lotus Eaters."
world, its -monographs prove about es Drops in a'silent autlimil, night,
vital as the epeclmcns In a Museum All its allotted' length 'pf days
'Sire have deed' elle wrong words in The flower ripens in its place,
speaking of our art and craf t. 3-Dototy Ripens and "fades 'and;falls, and hath
must be revealed, not recorded, con -into toil,
celverdb"efore It is written, anti wo
most z11 hi our several degrees be Fast•i'ootetl: rho rruiilul soli,
—Tesinyson.
seers, diet clerks.; Itis a high calling ,_4_,'........,..,,„_
and should not he belittled. States- Mirand's Liniment Klh'01 Pain..
men aa'e -guided' and formed by what -_—
we writes' patriots stimulated,- tyrants
checked, Reform and progress, cltai•-
tty and iree,dom of belief,. the dreams
of artiste 1111s, the fancies - of -poets,
have vel;_ once their record and their
source .with xis, ',•y, moist not suffer
ourselvesIto, frill dull and pedantic,
Must 1105 hiss our' visioliI' 0r' cease.,t•o
speak the large:. words of inapiratign
and guidance. -Woodrow Wilson, Prom
a paper 6n "The Variety and Unity- of
Ftistgry." —
Swedes Show Thrift.
Te Swedish people are rapidly
learning the', value of thrift; ,says
'Thrift Magazine." The savings banks
of I11ite.conntryliold 9103 for every in-.
habit"habihnt and postal saViugs banks
ttilich nosy number 3,600 had an in-
urease of G Iter cent. '-,1 deposits last
Year.
I
• Epitaph:Upon a Young.,
Soldier:
Ile gave us -a11 he never had
'Wife,' children,' comrades- myriad;
and;ent the have we cannot give
To snubs those unborn _Pleasures live:
-S. Foster Damon.
..z lila Toronto tin:pita, far tneurahllt; -ln
alnllation With Bellnvuo"and 011(09 tioopituilt
NnW York City, .ottcre a throe years' Gonne
of Trainlnp to. yet no women, haVlne - t1,
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the school o Iooptlft' allowanceand t meltilo '
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ISSUE No, 24-'2G
Nllnard's Liniment for burns.
isle one lives less tranquilly thin the
man who is a:!w'ays occupied with
avoiding anything that can disturb
his' tranquility,
tris a °Itifi
Motherhood.
I planted, nasturtiums
I thought for my pleasure
Soy for my home
Golden sun -treasure:
I found I wits sharing
Baoh day of the honey
With a wee,hasntming bird
And bees bright and' sunny.
I, as their hostess
Followed along •
Humxhing with them
A bit of a song.--
The
ong• -The bees working below
And' the birdling above
Thought not to. st•uggl'e,
To grasp nor to shove
Nor even to visit
A 'flower with a. guest,
But seeing it.occupied
Furthered the truest -
_How humbly I patterned
My miniature neig1bore
Accepting so kindly `
' These atnplanned ,favors.
The very next time
I plent.aneares for the sun
I shall plant for many
Instead of for one. `
No friendship ere gave me
Full meansre of good • a.
AS did this, speaking plain
Of the true brotherhood,
—Flora Lawrence Myers.
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The white sea -gull, the wild sea -gull l—
A joyful bird 1s he,
As be lies like a cradled thing at -rest
In the arms of a eunny seal
The 11:t21e waves rock to and fro,
And the white gu elle Iles asleep;
A. the fisher's boat, .with breeze and
tide
Goee merrily aver the deep. f
The ship, with het•• fair sane set, goes
by;
And her people stau.(t to note
'Flow the sea -gull sits on the rocking.,
waves,
As still as an anchored boat.
The 1
1
h sea is Ire
sh its sea s
fair,
And the sky calm 'overhead;
And the soft -gull lies- on- rho deep, deep
sea,
Like a, king,lu his royal bed!
—Maly Howitt.
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