The Clinton News Record, 1925-08-27, Page 2L ;
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Insertion, Se for (lice eilbeequeet In :the seventeenth centurY m'el soon spstid out on b,
„counts. 2 a,duon, .lit;ett in the little:town of Goillne cr. due. order. ' •
Sraall edvel•tteements, not ,e,;t"peeete,de leYet'lara egi, mat7paltgain, ttewsheott, tte 911,dafge, ihtoicsrel.reidr willitfectiel°eur
such-ae "Wantel:"'ion .d cc les
estree,e'l,;74, inSerted.' ,n,o, for looking' I'm: a, wife. Won't(' choose whit or yellow, Powder,.
re,aoll subsequent ineertion 15c Now, ii' ehe were milY Young, sweet.. both being, fasitionnbler ...i5Thitta. seem--
Ative'rtisements sent 10 Wit11011 i11-, tempered,. gay, rich said prett.y an(' !he more tender and sentinientaL
struelions as to the inumfier of in- of a, good fainily, nothing ,1'1.1.01711d took the ,PoiNder Puff and began
. sortions wanted will run until order- be necessary; for Michael well IcneW th° operation on tile right side but
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ed out and b, charged ,-,:atord- ,is hest to be moderate in our de, just as be swas finishing lie -discovered t
, nate,i.i.01.,, display advertising sree8i , ; that some invisible hand was .powder-
ing the l'Ott side a golden hue, so that
rimee Ictrown on application. Enf,ortunately,e there was re' his liead ' f ' 3
hal .
..'Conartunications Intended tor puble in Gaillao that -sedineci avorthY of his / .1„ d -1` , thin,11,1-
eatioti must, as a guarantee of geed choke, A.11 ele.yeeng .11,with
faith,' be accompanied by the name of „ .
the writer., , , laults that were was gnow0, to say ,
, Michael, utterly stupefied hastened
• ob_t cc•staib tot all, out,. and ineies
Proprietor.' Editor. At last elicheel wee to.d of a young ness ;leached la• I a
0 1,1111
lady of Laver ,g te d with eulnhar- spool eccld In(
to
lees good qualities, and a: doavry„, of eenee, ' • • '
a llundred thousand crowns. . 'The sPool'eseaesd froM- fiUgera
G. De IacTAGGAIIT
M. D.. MeTAGGART
MeTAGG T BROS:
BANKERS
A 'general Banking Business transact-
ed. Notes ,Discomated. Drafts' Issued.
Interest tAdlowed. on Deposits. Sale
Norge' Purchased.
H. T. RANCE
...Notary Public Conveyencer.
Finanelale Real Estate and Fire 'In-
surance Agent. Representing 14 Fire'
insuiende Companies.
Division Court Office,. Clinton.
• • '
W." BRYDONE
Barrister, sollcitoreNctary Publiceetc.
sLoAte BLOCK CLINTON
DR: J. c; GANDIER
Office Hoers:-1.3e, to 3.30 p.m.,,6-3U,
to 8.00 pee. Sundaye, 12.30 to 1.30 p.m.
Other hours by appointment only..
Office end Residence - I/Iota/ea
DR. METCALF
BAYFIELD, ONT.
Office Hours -2 to 4, 7 to 8.
Otherhours be alMeintliAt.
DR. 1-1..S. BROWN, LA/C.C.
()Mee Hours ,
e.30 to 3.30 pen: . 7.30 to e.00 P.m.„
Sundays 1,00 -to 2.00 p.m, .-,
,Other hours by apPointmene.
Phones
" Office, 218W Reslcience, 210
• DR, PERCIVAt HEARN- ,
. .
. Office. and "Residexice: '
Huron Street Clinton, Ont,
Phone GO ,
(Fornaerly occtipied by the late De,
C. W. Thompson). .
Ryee 'Examined and. Glasses Fitted.
Di.. A Newton Brach/. BitveId
Graduate Dublin University, Ireland.
Late Extern Assistant Master, 'Ito.
tunda Mospital for Winneei and -Child-
ren, Dublin. * ' -
Office at residence lately oceupled by
; • Mrs. l'areoas. '
Ziours:-.0 to 10 a.tri„ , 0 to 7 p.m.
Sundays -1 to 2 p,m.
DR. FRED G:TtIOMPSON
`Office and R4idence:
Ontario Street - Clinton, Ont.
One door 'treat 'of Anglican Church.
Phone 172,
D. H. MeINNES
,,chiropra'ctor-masseur
• Of Wingham, will be at the Coeitnerc-
Ien, Clinton, on Monday and
Thursday forendoes each -week, ,
Diseases .of ell kinds successfully
heneled,
DR. J. M. ATKINSON
. Optometrise& Optician
Geacluate- Royal College of Science,
Toronto. Licentiate tentario Board of
Elraminers and ' Washington State
Docuid of Examiners; Dyets examined
and glasses fitted. "Will be .at. IlayIleld
every, Tuesday and Suturdy, from 2 to
p.m. at Dr. G. S. Atkinsonei. Dental
Office, Main Street.; Baeald, ,Ont,
. GEORGE ELLIOTT
Licensece.Auctioneer for the County
Cerrespoedenee promptly- answered,
Ithieediate eirrangementa mie be made
for Sales Date at The "NewsIlecotd,
Clintoe: or by calling Phone -203,
Charges Moderate and Satisfaction
, Guaranteed,
,
B. R.• HIGGINS
• Ca triton. Ont.
"General Fire and Life Insurance, Agent
• for Hartford Windetorne "Live Steck,
• Automobile and Sickness and eieFaent
, Insmance. Iltron -and. Erie and data -
(la Trust Bonds. Appointments made
to .taeet parties 'at Prucefield, Varaa
'and 13aylleid. 'Phone 57. ,- . •
OSCAR KLOPP
Honor Gr.aduate Carey Zones' National
School of Auctioneering, Mileage. Spa,.
• cial cours,e • taken in Pure 'Bred Live
Steck," Real-pslatc, .Merbhandise, and
peerm Sales. - Rates in keeping with:
preyailing Satisfa etion
sigjotla, Write ,or wire, ...4arich., Ont.
Flione18-93. . •
:
Trains will arriVe at and 'depart from
Clinton as follows:
, 'Maffei° and Goderich Ply, • •
Going East, clepara; 6.25 ti,m,
Going, West, ar. • . • '11,10
ar. 4.03 dp. 6.61 P.m.
" er. .10.04 pen..
London, Heron & Elruce Div. •
Going South, 00..7,56 ate' 7.58
, ,.. 4,15 11.0e,
oinz North. depart • 6.50
" " 41,05 11.11 a.m.
You never learn much fIciin a per -
00 you can Sal through.
Now this *0.5 Precisely *hat our and fell on the door.- I -le ran to catch
young man ;fleece o a is a is it butit o,eemed to 'fly before -
position; therefore, he inneediately Twenty times he was on the peinc of
fall in love with the young lad.v. " I seizing 'it, and twenty thnes his im-
, ; . . ,
11"Te was presMited to the 'family, Patient hand missed it. It was like
who were phased wfth his 'appear- a cat playing with a "bird;
ance, and received him kindly. - he lost all patieuce, and
seeing la it was growing quite
But the yeung lady lead many suit-
darlt, he resigned hinaself to keeping
ors, and she hesitated upon whonl to
fix her choice.•• hiS old ribbon, and hastened to put on
• , ' his morocco shoes. ,
At lehgth, after several interviews, Rs buckled, first; the right" shoe,
it was decided that they should all then the left, and with his gazs. fitted
as,semble on 'a. certain evening, an.d on. the latter,' he was admiring -the
after comparirirtheir various qualifi-
-. elegance of a foot which he thought
cations; the parents„„,and young ?girl be no meaffs,vulgar, when he noticed
should choose.
danieS
world's ,citampi on Iricklayer;
busy handing them_ over. • '
flues' footlia's ,star, ,Wao"" s id
•Uts. dovin 86,000, daily arid keeps -11;se- men
sIi
15011i Well.Kliovoi eople
Rightly, Classified.' '
ioug 1, e ,reeentlY ,eo-obroied
his seventy-banal:1i birthday, Sir Oliver
Dodge, tho famous scientist,: An still
tell a gOoll .51,0ry. ' •,
One•that•he fond. Of relating Con-
cerns quiclolivitted professor of --geo-
logy lu a eertaIff colleen in North
',.„-It Seems Hip:students 'fvere asked to
talcs a Walk and to pick up various
specimens of rocks andebring them to
the class-eoom ,for the professor, to
classify. .
, • Ono smart young man' Melted up a
On the day agreed u -Pan el'aziae' hanging on tha floor. He was busy table with the-othee 5pecimens. When
or en, old 1-).0.1( ana laid it 00 the,
,,o, , , that the buckle of the first shoos wss 51500
set, out for Lasiatur. He had put .his replacing this 'when the buckle of the RIP 'class tad ifSefenibled the professer
his -an eecond slice came undone: , ' picked up each Specimen and toldewhat
hest attire en,„ his-.
apple -green, coat, ' a - dove-eelored Hardly had he sat it right when the it was, saying that this a piece of tee
waisteoat, his best black -velvet.
,breeclies, silk stockings embroidered other unclasped and fell to the Roos, sPar, this was red,granite, and so on. -
With silver clocks, shoes with lofickles; So he Went on for an hour, buckling' When„ he came to the brick he -held
first one; then the Other,fwithout be- ft up pia said; mehle is a piece 'of im-
n. box of poWder for his hair, and -a ing--ab:e to bave both buckled at the P°I.tinalicel" thell eaet ft aside and
Iresh. satin ribbon to tie uP his • cue. aama aim, ' • went in with !the others.
His horse was gaily equipped in a
_ In a rage he crave it up, and put on
e
handsome saddle -cloth; with long 'hid traveling shoes to end the metter, The .131shop's Pal.
fringe, a- bridle ornamented with a and set about .taking his velvt . -When acting AS 0112111111a/1 of the
knot of silk. floSs„ and is ' fine saddle bi.,,,,,,heo; but now indeed there:was Birkenhead Distress Committee during
of hog's..leather. . - ' ' a ma.,..,701 , ; .the war, the Rt. Rey. F. S. Guy War-
Moreoveie the'prudent trave'ler, not At the moraent -when he went to
. . ,
having..pistols to put in his holsters,' the bed for them, the, breeches leaped
,s;;piltxd in a sinali flask of brandy and .,
to the door and: ruShecl around the
a few slices .of ,elmond cake. . i room, performing a' thousand antics.-
.. Miehael wita,-iii fact, , Se anxious Michael, petrified with , aitonislx--
about . the approaching trial that he
, , , . anent, s oo . •
t d with open. mouth arid,
felt tie eourage-lisertin'i-enra- extended hand, gazing.. in the most
So when he first saw in the dis-
terrified manner at this unusual per-
tance the. church of Lavaur, he stop, e
eormence:
ped his horse; quite overcome.
lie dismounted ;apd the better ,•,to
reflect on what he should say OA the
e-vmaing in, question, he tied bis horse
to a tree and went into a litple grove
and sat down.
• -Ite.hael drawn 'froth the holster the
flask and calce to lce,ep him company.
Those he , placed hetWeen. his knees,
and interspeised his ,reflections with a
mouthful of cake Lnd a swallow' from
the ilask. Thee helped birn tc. re-
gain his courage .and confidence.
'Ho imagined in himself' An amount
of grace, wit and virtue, that would
insure him an 'easy victory over -.the
young maiden's heart; and as the
sun had disappeared below the hor-
'vim he was on the point of rising to
continue his Way, when he heard ,a
noise behind him in the leaves. It
sounted like a multitude of little feet
dancing over the grass to the music
of the flute and cymbals,
Michael, greatly -astonished, turned,
and, by the light of the early dare,
perceived oe' band of hobgoblins, led
by their king, Tambettrinet,
The c:own of this ,dwarl-cOmpany,
the goblin, Dralc, came strutthig bee
hia,ainittating the cries of a 3acit-
daw.. -
yhs hive surroueded Michael with
a thousand marks of friendliness end
many a warn% welcome.
Miehael„. who felt quite brave, re-
zeived them as 'old acquaintances, and
noticing that all eyes ware' fixed on
the allfiofid cake, he broke -it in bits
and screttered tbe crumbs f or them
as for' sparrows.
But you may iniagine' his. greater
astonishinent.when he saw his waist-
coat, coat' and hat join ths breeches,
take their respective places.and make
Lunn, now Blehop of Chelmetorcrivali
noted for a peculiar:knack he: had.of
making friends with all and suearee.
` reds- traire• ine.ila character 'was,
brought
brought out strongly during recent
visit;to, the Dast of leendon.
INN:kering through is certain street,
he hese occasion.' to asketbe -way of a.
ragged little urchin. -
"I'll 611cm 'you," eaid, the boy, and
jumped up' on tho footboard of the can
The bishmeengagod hine couversa-
lon,. and to -such , good purpose that
when, on reaehlng destination,
poficeloan came foravard.ohd„ c sited, the
boy'what he was doing, the loiter re -
'plied, Jerhing .thuriab to,w,ards-The
bishop: ; _
'It's all right, 'Mr. , Pi/Iceman!' 'e'a.
a pal o' mine," •
Dick Whittingteres Retorni.
Siiiiefeur years ago a Norfolk boy,
named; James 'Roll, left a' small farm
to come' to London, where ho had
heard the' pavements were covered
wi,th gold. -EMI: some -years he worked
as en effiee boy. - '
_
„Recently tee boy, new.a kindly, grey-
liearded man, returned to his. native vil-
lage as sir James Itoll,,eteLord Mayor
-of London, toopen the hall whieli he
has presented to it.
Pig Roots Her Master Throudh
College. e
. ,
Pies is pigs -also, moneyniakees.
Aubrey R. Peitner-of London, Ky.,
will ,soon have is college 'education, all
due to thei efficient support ot a thor-
oughbred named "London Ladye',
The sales of her progeny, now num-
bering 171, have eettea the yoinag'stil-
dent dtotal of $1,815. - '
"fondbn "Lady:',,was One ot •eight
purebred 'P'olaed Celua, hogs present-
ed to eight diffe"-t-mit boys in the Lon-
detedietrice on condition that-four,oe
the early offspring lie returned as par,:
ment for the. anintel. •
Deitner received, el; oil theta and
adopted as a slogan; !,'1'm going -to let
tills Pig root nle through college."
Iiq was right. •
a- sort oteountsrfeit of himself, Walk- The Difference Between
in aborit and imitatinkhis attitudes.
Pale with 'terror, lie elrew back to Toads anclFrogs
,appearance turned to- Meny,peeple Inlay ideas. abolit
the winclotre but at this mement 'the
the differences' that exist between El,
ward him and sheared, beneath the frog lied a toad. Te,thein. the creature
three -cornered het, the gi-inning face is a frog 1111 ittnipS, a toad it it walks.
of Dralt! The imp was laughing at But then a toad can hop quite well if
hie discenifleure- - started, and a frOg Often walk's, iso this
Mieheet. cried 'out:
"It is you, then, pail wretch! upon, distinction is unite erranions. SOnie
of the real 'differen'ce, however, are
my soul, I 'will make 'you repentof painted -put -by M. 11 Crawford in The
(our insolancet if, You do not give nie pageant or Nature. ,
my clothes instantly!" .
:With theseWords he rushed to take -ferelinecre°s,att In
eoir stYtavteest,Y.timiraoungy113oluft-
life, from' the egg -chains of the toad and
the egg -emeses , of .the frog, to the,
toOthless toad sati the frog with teeth
ili the upper Jew and across the palate.
The tongue of the frog is lobed et the
tip, ' but that of the teed is entire.
Toad -tadpoles ditfOr from frog -tadpoles
In that they are Stiialler, much darker
in color, and rounder in shape. But
one of thefundamenseledicifferences IS
connected with. the toad's skin exude -
Hone; which are admitted to Meer a
very injuriotie riatere, What precisely
the poison consists of may not be quite
certainly lcnown, :but it is Probably of
an excrementitleus chatacter, and, as
such, nittY be of pse in sepplementieg
the action 01 the lunge' in earrying oiT
a portion qf eerben from the blood. .It
inflamme.ble anctacrid, and theeefoie
'distasteful to mese birtle atel animals,
though it is known that hedgehogs' will
readily devour toads; thIS lattef fact
shatters the theory that thetsole par.
pose of /he exudation is to provide a
protection tor the load against car.
niVorous enemies,. pcperiments slrow
that 1111 both cauetie and Meter, that
it has a disagreeable, poisonous Smell,
and 'a :yellowish color; that, exposed
to 'the air1 itbecomes selid:and, placed'
on glaasc scaly in appearance. Expeiri-
ments have also -been made with a
view to, testing its effect onibirds ana
animaiS and the restilis Ilave been
0101.11011 end decisfi[e.
It is en record that a child (Red
from being Poisoned by these 'exude,
tions from a toad that he had" taken
out of a hole. It is possible.. But it is
also certain that there have been peo-
ple lsflicd by wasp ,stings.. The out.
come depended in both eases on the
state of the blOdd-of tho person poison-
ed, and n.ot on the potency of the pois-
on itself
Toads, Like Music,
them, hit Drak faced about and flew
to the other'end of the roam.
Michael, beside himself with anger
and impatience, darted forwaid again
to he goblin, who this time ran be-
tween his legs and escaped to the
staircaee.
Michael pnrsued4mtly0 chasing him -
up to the fourth Sforey, and even to
the. 'attic. 1-lere,Drak made him turn
about iikea wen -trained horse, until
he chose to escape by the skylight.,
. Michael,' not to be beaten, followed.
The malicious goblin led him on
from roof to roof, dragging the \waist-
coat, velvet breeches and best coat in
the gutters, to Michael's utter de -
Filially --after drawing him on foe
some hours ainone• the' Pyrenees of
,eats ana swallows, Drabs halted at: a -
The, king then wished -to vdint high chimney at the foot of whiCh
p;
the brandy was,. anMichael had to sto,
d the flask was
,pascod from hand 1:2„ralc bent towards the young man,
who. was breathless- and discouraged.'
ease to. Drak, but it was empty, and
"You see,. my 'handsome young
there was not a drorfo,2„:„,him. '
man," sald be, smiling, "yoil forced
Michael laughed out loud at his
long face and aids
me to spml your hall -costume on these
tt s
13 2air, nay little man; for those lnessY l'eel7s;but Je.rtunate:Y 1 se
who come itit-only regret remains." e
down the , chimney the boiler of a
,
"1 will. Tait° You relneml-er your iaundeces, wile will soon set it all
%voids!". 'cried 'Drak,
"And in what way?" asked Michael Se saying, Drak waved ihe ve:vet
cip.011 l • breeches over the chimilev
aps . you un you „ '
are barge enough and iterenotteli to What aro you doing, You vil;ath.?".
reveage-Yourseef 1' -, 011153 • "am goihg tO send YoUr costume
brak 'disappeared. without 41.115111011:,
to the wash," said Dralc; and the hat,
ing the 'taunt, and.Michael nsmounted
t,11k,n leave.... waistcoat and coat followed the
_his horse, after .having
of Ktitx Temhourieet. breechekInto-the -smoky gulf.
Hardly hd he gono a litmClred The young suitor seated himself en
the roof with a groan ef despair, but,
steps when his sadd:o turned' and
riS"ing .altnest immediately -
tumbled him unceremoniously into the;
Well,". Ise cried, "1 will go th the
dust. He rose, quite ,stunned, buckled '
the girths 'and remounted; but a lib.- bai-
l M my traveling ,enitl"
tle further on, as was passing a - "listen)" cried the gehlin•
lisbened,. and. a ringing was
short bridge, Om right stirrup sud1)211050 -
den:37, gave, Way end he :found him; heard from the neighboring church.'
11 v as singing thn nu .d , Is true that'toads 0110 11Ve inside
se,f sitting in 'the midd:a of the- brook. food? As -
lie came out of, it exasperated and a n. Md. i ce ohuni2".d1- 4,n°outntreo(,s1 ttrii7-11- tl"Tioienlvi se: 18t.. nr r,arrle'321.3,\V;it't,ilhneaitohterto.tr.."I't. eeeae
ead.' a 'third fall 00 the pebbles of the
This -01,5.B the hour hppointed by the L'o"' huttste.°t°rIlY"-ItT0Ilati that the -
roads .P -Caring, lest if he, persisted in
trying to ridehis horse parents to ammunce to, -the a'ssembled toads that have liopped out of broken
not be able' to resent h'ims, e
I suitors who was the favored one., , rockS and stones have had absolutely
•p'ehe ehotel
lf
Micel clasped his hands in deep 110 ase•C°.'" to the -
whole condition 'to the i'amily of Ms haWhat', hes happened certain& moro
beloVed, he deolded to mount hared de ;„ . than once is this: very young toads
back and carry the Saddle C11 his „t 2 tave been was_ied down me), fissures
shetddet% vNitre, swhien 1 reach the house all
'1Zi Ihis manner he entered the town I '`,.' e 'et , and t--eY wIll all laugh ,, -
lad rt , -1- in rocks, in stoma quarries. The flood areas of prints of the "master" ncga-
."A, lid .001 01,0. not tli 'at be fair, that washed the toele'down will,also elve are made and sent to all corners
61 the inhabitants, .Whe 01C.110 takillg '' my tall washicltywn,afft?it it -tiny i,pccimens et of the globe,
of Layout., to the great amusement , a'' alel"
Raish,g the Family.
G
LONG AGO.
1.-12;,opPelins, and )1124.t,Fif,41.fffil' „'"c.
.. , ,
1 rue' ,0S, PIle l"eRillAICAVVIt4,-.51e t"
hese. da), . of, eircummayegneen
ta'ajli'llelile'le.1:eilg':ifc)f.,t'''Ittrat'Iltifel'°411'ile*ir!tli.:0111-12 prostration. 'It 1s sirepiy' won orfol
Tho first airinee. was the mythical to_give strength to yolar whole body...,
I tfecialus, who, according; to an- -an-. ...,./t is agreeable, 11.1.°2-34,1104.re,
icolley.bathfetibrylro.o, jafir,wda-ithrIciee,b-c;ciailittuirniecsrabtee- L it'pentigit_Trticdtoantaakiee,u; padn.drril• 00.10"..i.ftjirm.a. f
tie famotis labyrinth.„13elng impr.so.-
or
YA cm) ,bY,the aY YOU fool.
You need- , grati's ,Sareaparilhi to
in1i your,1 „red. and pin
tu151111g wIt ell ,1,,every,Ff;an.
'ion need' it if 'We ealaY
10 and (la) eet., If.
poor, sleep fin re kbuft.,. for
1UMP/0, boils, ere ela,,
:heel -nal heedardee bus
0,1 Wi111 11111, 5011, learus,-by Kele:Minos, „,
I e Invented instrtunents of flying, the -"Fraifiy„Cai.
idngsbeing fastened•On with fios, The., that yoa 050011
c data of Icarus, who flew 50 high that qA,,hsaVr,u712,,y
i,).' g '
C I record says t its cau.e. , he
-Able' heat of tho- sun melted the wax thfit y9„ 11;',IpM
thht hail found its way into, the heart -
or a rabic by`means: of a ordek would
167,0 for a long iime in a fairly healthy
eendetiee,.
Troge and toads are alike in. one
matter, they can both easily be 'tamed,
uri to e certain degree. Pith, and,
sthiall, 'quickly: moving., worths are ;the
best means „ to emploly. Toade are
also very sensitive. to inesic,, and will
come into a rooin to listen to it. 'Both
seem to like ale, sound of the human
Voice. .
. ,
For Some reason best known to
themselves, frogs and toads are not
happy in (etch. other's company; they
ere, seldom seen together.. Otherwise;
there are a hundred' polntS of differ-,
ence by which they might immediately'
be distinguished. A Toad -ahwaYS
squats lower .on the ground than a
frog; its head is ale() huddled down be-
tween its fore -legs. When. It is touch-
ed .pt otheywIse dial:tame It turnS,
eeiekly aside and waddles away! it can
jump, bus it much, prefers to waddle,
Eind it can do this 'very (1111041Y- If yeti
tohch a frog it- site• holt uptight and
stares, at' you, and suddenly it takes a
huge, startlinglYleng leap, It is able
.13 Jamp teems ite own' length: A
good- wee' to visualize -this- enornions
Juinp is to compare it with a man's
lamp oVer walll a hundresTfeet high.
FARO See Only Small Paif
of DevqiOped
The footage In the IllmilasheditImu
and'. the wings droppee olf. Daedalus in your etee of
nnsetf g°1- t° s'etis King. 10f old , is sitarp distress.
pi isoner escaped by oar!
' Theta is an old -Indian 'legend wmch
a11:11uli/01'glitol:vrliti °kRias 14: fe,bA;Yel ciaad:leiYx0a1 i1e111ane,
jungles of the Deccan. The demon
mcmarch of Ceylon, Ravana, abducted
Site while she was wandering in the
forest, and carried hey off to his is -
Rama, with the assistance
aovf otnii:e`mthoenT1olicue:t•rivtakgoingeh.k,elynaKrci s au o
'est have been surprfeed when his
Th • te little you can see
As you turn yolir ,eyes, on me
Of the boy who lased to be,'
Yet the tirrie,syeat when Lknow
Afl the JoYs or:Suramnfr,, too,.
And Went 511//10aling, lust y°11.
„ ,
. The monkey king built a ,seeiee of
stepping -stones over wlitch •the oxen:
gers marched on to the, islind. There
Rama slew Ravana need rescuea bre
lag), alive and emburt. Tlip problem
Ibsen -Was bew to get back teAeoehea.,
A great air machine was fitted one
according to the story; -aecleeo 'capaci-
ems was it .thet it containeda splexidia
rooms, ,furnistied 'with eeets end cus-
hions. Rama' wee able to invite the
monkeys and -.beaes Which-ahd helped
hini em expediticiti to eccompany
him and hisewife as.feilow-Dassenger,s:
when 'the 'plane passed over the
capital -of the monkey -king, Site. beg-
ged :her husband to step and. pick ue
the ruonkey's 'wives, and invite 'them
to 'Ayodhyse This was done, ante one
can more easily imegine.than deseribe
the astonisinuenF.aid joy of tee wet -
come given te the. royal pair, when at
length 'theY reached naoymihea and
glided down -to the hellagged streets.
- An Ancient -Legend.,
To the Hindu, aviation is riot imtew
de' parture. In view 6f this aneientqe.
send, it Is rather.a eediecovery. The
ideehas-been weeking in men's Minds
froth. remote antiquity.. Aladdin $ pal -
'ace, .flYing%.fr.ota coentry :to aq-
Otlet %Wendel -Billy Miticipated theracre-
dem at' vessel, eVen as the =wee-
trions of -Jules Verne foreshadowed
other 'scientific discoyeriee. ,
In a letter -of -Dr, Saniuel ',Isom
dated 1784, he says: "We have, a dar-
ing projector who, disclaiming dig help
ot• fumes and vapors, fs making better
than Maclellan wings, v,•itlf which he
will maste,r the balloon, as an *eagle
-masters a goose. asos hes been
ratted ter the workmanship of iron,.
'The whole is `inid to Weiilt two
hundred pounds -too spedious,Prepara-
tion for flying, but.there are those who'
09ect to see:him in 'the ;Bey.' In
Samuel' Johnson's uoVel, "Russelas,"
oecurs thio pc,seage: "The' ranker ap-
peared on a little prdmontery, furnish-
ed the.. Right. 110 waved his' Pinions
aeelille to gather the air, then lealit
from his amid, tied in,an instant drop.
pod into thelake:"
'lust as you, at 12 Ye.ars old, ,
was walla with blood and :bald>,
Aad I laughee 'at water cold ;
Laughed to liear the 'Ma folks sigh '
"It's toe ehilly," just eel,
In lee 'slimmer time -gone hY.
,
Now My ;bleed is running then,
-
And I watch yorewith a grin.,
Give a shout and plunge right in;
And theeed Who' once was bold
And'undanntee by the cold .,,
StaYs at home air.ong the old.
"Fraidy cat!" you -call your dad,
And it's tone, my healthy led,
"Prieidy cat!" I aim aud sad, .
When you've run your boyhood through
,You may bear a youngster, too,
Calling eFraley Cat!" Fit you.
- -Edgar A. Guest
RobiosoTtCrosoe's Hotel -
Theee will be were- little. hardSlitil in.
store for aiayoire who in tlie future may
33 ,wrecked on Juan Fernandez, ,nia
which Alexander Selkirk, the original
Robinson Grimm) -spent part oferis life.
The Governinenent chili Is proposing
to' erect a bbtel. On thRir "Oslo of ro-
mance" and to eitablish a regular ger,
vice of .pasSenger staameri for the
benefit 6f Defo.e's enthusinsts.
The best -loved, story. in the world
hag, already given its name to a hotel .
In .,the IsIca,Hthe Crastio Hetet
at Largo, the little 'Plfeshire'village
iitich.,:...Glainis--Aleicaniacier 'Selkirk as
i,tts reiat famous son. Largo ale° boasts
*a Statue of the hero, set in the wall .gt
the' cottage ,Whicli...replaced his old
holne. This. statue IS a favorite, sub.
lect with ania4nr photogrkPliet's Who
And their way to the iilre coast during
'the holiday season.
'When It Should be Hereed,-
Frientl-"Don't yell think the office
shonld seek the maul"
. yes, unless ole -
‚0010418 extreme tbnidityein the (emit,
-when 1 thinleit oughtlo he helped out"
Deeds, Not W,ords.
Judge -"And whaV did the prisoner
say when you told him thateeou would
have him areested?"
_
Complaintaiet---"He anewered me-
chteicalle, Yer bener-''
.. Judge-lib:Tittle."
the. aqheen in the, motion pit:time 'Complalintant---;',112 hit nie• en- the
,theatre is but a fraction of thp ereMen- head with a hammer."
'dpus ammints `used in Its production
,
says at. -Associated Press dispatch Tliere aro three c.asses that . need
. ,
.from toe -Angeles. Theu,sande of feet sanetuare more ' than others ---birds,
Of the nerrow.eterps:pasa clatlyelarOugh wild fiewers,eend Prime •Ministers.
cliirlt rooms and laboratories of mOtion -Mr; Stanley Baldwin.
picture studios that dot the vicinity oe
Lo Angeles.'
At one large productline plant -emir-
' here eppreximatelY 770,000 -feet of elm
weekly or 40,000;000 feet Seari-r go -
through ',processes that result in the '
pialeiree which ease i nreview `before
millions of theatre-goeris throughout
I Although the audience see.ii in f1 SiX-
reel production only, about 6,000 feet
of dim, often a; mucli 150,000„, to
400,000 feet, are taken. Two cameras
are trained on the scene being 1311010 -
graphed, .while sometimes es matiy-as
five others aro Used in order that the
ecene may be taken from every. pos..
sible angle and at different speeds. '
-Out re the mass of film developed
ct. each production, the cutting depart-
men,t and editorial workers- select the
"master" negative from which the re-
led's° Prints. are made.' These are
printed by Machina and placed on
Mammoth drums whiehirevolve slowly
through developing solutions, I-Inn-
f • d • -I I) ..,41 agr• illSOCG lite on which it can feed. this •
1.0111 doars.• •d " , • 1 Willhappen again and again, and the
• "Laegli away! laugh, 00 muola as • • r, . 10
51
yoio p:occe; you foolish creatures!, Is for theseei tfhoar50
t 501n1.4011[11.,tie
it a wonderful thing that a 'Kean: s,ervb y
S1101.1 carry his sedd1e when it -Mil prevent you another time 11-0111
not carry ,:aughing at ilia weak, for you itilow
When he reached the lull; be 318- 110\g tbet \'ebY' nrne:i. being 15 eige
mounted, nnd asked ler .a room ellellgb,
which hp might retire and change -his
Australan Sheep t1.toolies
clothes, .preparatory to Malting the i51.0 01105p .paileiTes
visit to the. house of his be.oved.
Ho opened his valise with great ca.11. Mika) etiirli 111 area nearly. the 11111041
tion, ansi aa thepieces of his toilet
tc.u.,,t1; if it has spacd'ainough, will grow;
if not 'If will die and -nothing ffirther
0)3) 00 10011 01 1 1, 'If it liveg, sooner
or Pater a Woricinan_mity S"p/flt the li-ock
'hint release, itt„ `Pim lassure ,by "that
titno nary be almost invisibie, filled Rip
\vita carrli and ,peayclerod Stone arid
cloy; the workman 'will seo 1110 toad,
le 001±1.1 never notiee the crack In
7'0 7.',5 that ftdolittell dm toad. Toads
tsn ealst mi very ilttle food, provided
11,3'Lo tot Laim oseiolso, and 11 toad
* A Negro manimy had .a family of,
boys scir well-behaved that one day her
inistress' askecte, ' '
"Sally; ho'- 3111 you raise your lmys
50"e'Ne'l'
elli'll.Pt. '•
ell yo'," thistverect ll A
15130 el CD) Oyc 01111 11 barrel stave, aL'
AOl raise 'i1) fret/eerie"
12 wereen isi2 emcee o thee.0
woe, be more bachelors
top Harrowing for Him.
"What did you think of that,carmees
tale of woh?".•
"Too harrowing 2011: 1001,"
^ •
The ItileKillop huii
Fire Insurapcgompany
Head- Office, Seaforth, OM
vrrieeesat jaaamteJsanlafeaslasc,oveloectihy,,vocboad;ersiceac.;.
Treasurer, Thos. E. Mays, Seararth.
lil:loitireho;toprsir.,,GlyrecoGrgreegotr,le8Ceaarttouretyn.: 43:00a;
Grieve, waiton; Wm. Ririe, eeaforth;
M. McEwen, Clinton; Robert Terries,
Harlock; John Geuneweir, 13rodhagen;
jaAs.gCenotnsn:oAllylexG°Laeeirtlecich.'Clinton; J. IN.
Yen. coderich; Ed, Hinchra,r eea.
teeth; W. Chesney, Flgroond OM; 11.
01 Jannute, I3rodhagen
Any money to be mild in may be
paid to 'Mot:dish Clothing Go., %Mon.
or at Cutt's .Crocery
Parties desiring to street insurance
or eramatt other ,bitsinese wilt be
Prompilv"attontied to on application 10
any of the above officers addressed to
tbeir respective post office, Losses
inspected by the Direeter who lives
nearest the scam. `
-1 you feel bilions, "headachy" anelrritable-.
for that's a isign. your liver is out of order. Your
food is not digesting -it stays in the stomach a sour,
,fermented mass, „poisoning the system. Jost talte is
dose of chanaheriain's Stomach end LIV01,1 Tablets-- •
they malie tlie liver do -its work."-theyeleanse. ed
grid tone tho.wholeidigostivo oyotern,
feel fine in the morning. At. rill druggists, 21e., or bsi mail from
Cloanstierign Medicine Company, Tomato 14
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