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7avde, eaeh 41Fing With the Oaller
beauty. „The air seemed te grow mOre
and MOT- fragrant" Fountains fell in
cool lily:tin:110dr pplaslies, aad temple
belie einneed Softly in thwght bieeze.
Triply it was a 'world by itself—te
yenchant-
Meat. ,After following ,a winding
-path bordered with flowering bushes
they carne upon a temPie rising ser-
enely like a /saintly sentinel guarding
the past, the pagode roof shimmering
in the Igtoonlight., '
At their eppreach two servarits,
standing on guard at the door, pros-
HNURSES. •
The, Toronto Frospital. tor incur-
11.141es, 10 affiliation with Bellevue aod
1-rospiteis, New York City,
prters a three years' Course of Train-
vvorld loaded with ears and
1.0 YOUng women. having the re.
euired eclueation, and. desirous at -be.
coming nureas. Tble liospital has
adopted the eight,hour. system. The
pupils reeetve 14/Worm8 of the School,
a monthly allowance and travelling
expenses to and from Nevr 'fork. For
fsuurt(14eitep
rninleortm. stion sanly to th
pe
,
ment had they made except to peos-
trated themselves to the ground. Weng trate themselves at the men ai in's
Toy passed between them, and David approach. Rising ,en masse they now
followed. 11, was all rather weirdformed a single file on each side of
What did it nen, he woadered, the de1, and Weng Toy fell into step
guarde at this, time of night -in front with his guest, and together 'they ap-
o f a temple? Surely they did not fear roached the irnage. •"
for the safety oftheir gods. David A eense of the mystic crept over
1-"r' smiled at the incongruity of the David as he eteadbefore the statue.
thought, the necessity for humans tO The soft light frcsrn the candles, the
protect the symbols of their deities. aroma, of burning incense, and the
Insidthe entrance two more guards mellow chimes of the temple bells s
Gift bowed themselves to the ground. I the night 'breeze swayed them, .all
The temple was but dinaly lighted '•teridedtto envelop him with a sense of
e a
as they entered, but almost immedi- the unreal,' the supernatural. In the
BY PEARL F.CraET, ately a soft glow permeated the place shadowy temple the linage might have
and David became aware of a circular been a reincarnated 'spirit, so lifelike
(Copyright.) 'formation of servants around a leug,e did it teppear. The delicate colorings
tehed them curionsly, wondering telief. This was no dull, stolid -face
CHAPTER VII.--e-(Contre'.) guest had no paramourit reason fox what there was about this pagan rell- - idol. The tranquil expression led
an.d listened to the pent-uP thoughts
Wong Toy settled back an evidently mi nig wors was' it m ee seemed ns was
As Da cl oo e g
idol in the centre of the temple He • shoWed the features up in etartling
vi I It. d het° the ea er'eyes depaating at so early an hour as 'gion, .to call forth' such deecoutneses,IDavid's thought; tb the I>Tay,arene, and
dI' ' 'd ' ht 1' d cl d that theCh
shelling peas too lazy work for me,
and wanted to get 'them done, so's I
could start scrubbing again," was the
explanationo The Servant Was Really
hurt. It she had said this et the time,
things could have been put right
ni wor.lc or
,play, it gives
the poise ad,
ste4diraess that
„
me success,
hOrs dioctstion,
01:ttsit(u0k0,ke
ltb'e'''IK0011h•,•c'00X.
auddhaoislis, itU,•e illeeout
ireauteeelleie lereletleed
&Anal pifismet ra egz..4..s
exereeele eat ease.
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TO CHECK CANCER
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Army' rpfi#7cti,14$1t0.1%,VV:ill'be
EPrOpypd WM*rAy
DisOoirer 'Prikirt. of Diiense.
most anibit#14's campaign to raise
funds' to filet ',..oteli.e6.•,.has, been laundh.;
ed • . by influential -organizatlons,
parted bY'Britain'etfamouealihysiefane
and surgeons; Says a I..iondoli despatch. „,-
Puring71,021 One, Out of every. sevn
deatha, ' Britain froni age • of .
thirty ,iiiid•upwards, eaused by :can -
ger and still the profession rernaina,ig-
norant as. to the cerise or cure pl, the
disease, NO suin has been eetiiy the
managers of the cainpaigin as a; definite
„
goal, but they hope to rate nioee than
$5,2s0p0 pe0,0a0i0s taoreb ebeu isnegd minlrdeese‘no-ortohtiZeoyikn.
London. but throughout the Empire,
and there is every .prospect that the
SIMPLE FROCK FOR PLAY OR The French 'aviator WhO fa January
eleven -thirty,
rolling' out ,:from one who a „few' mo- m his chair and motioned David to rit,e celetorearY.' At leest, th:e man- in that Chinese temple, tolerant and
• ' id A SCHOOL. . remnt
ained aloft mare than eight hours aeant will be realiz•eds as the press
inents before bad 9.11 the savoir_faera do. the same, arm sharlied .no sufrtpnee. But ,were,i patient- with -a blindfolded evvor . P,attern 3613 is here shown. It Is and a half in an Aeroplane with the is. ,giving it powerful publicity. 'Su;
cut irf 4 Sizes: 4, 6, 8 and 10 years. to stopped -recently took the air Napier Burnett Lord Dawson of Penn
of a woman of the world, he again David discovered his host had done theY wars iPPing, a. er all? he asked feeling, almost , a conviction, swept
experienced the pleasurable thrill of sOlne -extensive ti•avelling, and as .he himself. Their attitude Was by no ovet: David that if he but kneltdthefrie ...A. 6 year size re uire 1v x 36_ in, a i.d ,ll cL,b , , 41 ..ci $ , , 1 , ,
meeting at last an antidote for his himself had covered not an insigmfi- means ta erful Solemn it was but for a brief moment some won ex u (I s 4 yardsa g 1 er ProPe e eT a seven horse- an ii Thomas -Ioider are a few of
hitherto ennui, his world -weariness. cant part of the world's. territery, not reverent B.side.s,_th group Were I blessing would f_ail 'on hini 'from, the inch material. " ' 1 Power Motor and flew and landed the distinguished doefora who are tale.
But their tete-a,tete was over all they compared some very interesting facing the dool and had been when I slender, uPreised band. Pongees taffeta, rePP, &Phil, ging-I witbrult 1±e aid of a Wind. The mo- ing an a.ctive part in the campaign,
Frome.the arts of Rome they their master entered, for no move- (To. be continued.) . ham, • kindergarten cloth percale torized glider that•he used can make ha I t' t d
Itoo.seon. As footstep,s came along- the notes.
hall David was'surprised at.the light_ wandered tcr-the antiquities of Egypt,
forms a suitable deCoration.
inStant she was the Calm heisthss assortMeot of souvenirs of your • • ••••
w e among ec en is n area e are
lawn and ,crash are attractive,for, this more than a hundred relies on a gal- De: B. Farmer and Dr. Robert knox.
del Stitch b
animatioa died from hex. fei;e and in "'You ' undon tedly have a aluable
v. • m° ing) roiderYI ot braid
ning , change in his companion. The thence to the tungles of Africa.
Pattern „mailed to any -address on
ini decided travels,Mr. Weng Toy?" _as ,
receipt of 15c in silver or stamps,,by
with "Unties to nerform., He . ,e/1( /1.9' :
wasn.'t deceit. Indeed, it puzzled Yes, not a mean collection at all. • • -ma aeeeeealieVOW
,lon" of gasoline.
'
1\4/nerd's Liniment for Corns and Wart
Appetizing Bread.
. the Wilson Phblishing Company, 73 Whole wheat bread is delicieue if a mthaekeorigllavnelz
West Adelaide St., Toronto. - cup of finely-choPeed dates and nuts
back coz-npartment of the compound. Ifitapeoit 4 st'eirgsationtstlini.:t coa,ollnyP3inlgrriziedtdo.
tures he had heard and read of, but
Preliminary Work Started: -
Although a tremendous amount of
research Work already nas been done,
in various couiatries, it is the aim of
- him to. fathom the reason.. Dual na- They are a little step from here in a •"4 0„,
4-7-1•44.
IS added Pa the dough. • - •
proaeh to any g Reason For So Many Smiths. eine, 'surgery, cheating:4,y and radiology,
this was his nearest Personal, aP- If you would care to see them, how -
wandered if it were a mere fancy that Iriterrupting him, David assured the --
thin of the kind and he ever—
the East and West were fighting for mandarin that while it woula give him THE ANNUAL RENOVATION. But if her work is hard eo is her k dear old lady, in Louden for the
first time i '
n '1
f 1 i
nor e, saw a g, ar ng
supremacy in this winsome wed fa, e no small pleasure to have old memor- I have always maintained that reward great, for even if she is more
on the front of a high building
cinating find of hisl :ies revived, he would Much prefer, if. housecleaning is a task that may be downhear.ted . than a - man while sign
which read: "The Smith- Manufactur-
After Weng Toy had made ample his host would so humor him, t� see do *f h . t • , • . h 11 *
ne, e long planning is given o changes are piogrese, s e rea y in a -
apologies for his delay, the three pro -
e treasures• ',f hhh
ceeded, to the dining -room, -where .the had heard his Palace was a ven a e
whole house from attic to cellar, a.re :completed:- She fairly revels in her ,
"I've lb .c1 f S 'th
t ey g ompany.
.t bi the matter, without upsetting the more appreciative of them when "Lawks a mercy!" she remarked to
vided a feast fit for kings. This was Weng Toy's manner showed he was Of courhe, -when it fa clone piece- the fresh wallpaper and rico:, paint .
my life, out I never knew where they
Devid./sifirst experience, 0 dining in not a little pleased at the request, meal, as it were, with nothing attempt, and soon forgets' the discomfort she made ,em before:,
a Chinese home. He had 'heard, how- and while deprecating in true Chinese ed that cannot be. finished the same ihas endured when everything is in p„er_
that it was customary in China, fashion his limited possessions, at clay, the housekeeper does not acquire feet o,rder,erid she is blissfully a -ware
ii--1117-f-d-'`VF-otTe•P-4---gdiaear---t-e-exeol once .proceeded to -gratifY.-Ilia--g'st'"s as-InuCh-dnerlt--as-whem She is. 1%7 -u -ha' 15.4C everything also is as clean as
the food to the highest point, while . at. close of day a total wreck among clean can be. • ,Chaos can be forgotten
the host did the reverse. The dell- The scent of flowers filled the eum- all her piled -up possessions. when_order soon fellows.
cious. first course of fruit and nuts, mar night air as David 'crossed the
' b' .cl ' t compound with his host. A full moon When a man returns to his home at Living for a lame an a dismantled
night and find`s it looking to his nos- house, with nothing where it should
be, and everything in view that should
not be, rnake one think the more seri-
ously of the unrest and disorder from
which the whole world is suffering.
Will rest and peace ever come after
the present chaotic conclitiens?
Our' Common sense tells us, in 'sans -
arts of the Mandarin's cooks had pro-, storehouse.
o owe y g . .
soup, worked his enthusiasm up to a' eailed. in the sky, bathing .the,eourt- .
'fine pitch, nor did it require any ef.. yard in a .silver radiance. Tiny stone culine eyes much the same as when
bridges glimmered, white over water- he left it in the morning, he is not
fort to' eulogize on the .shark's fins
which efollowed. Indeed,- David had, falls that spla.shed and*cooled the at- likely to offer the sympathy his wife
had no' idea food could be raised Iso mosphere. Doeted here and there were eki,ects and craves aftergoing
far above the eommoriplace of life, but i rock gardens from which the fiowers through a hard day of ‘house cleaning;
then an
never before had he had such :al glowed softly d, drowsilY in the but, if he finds evebat-
rythm.g.topey-turvY,
charming hostess, who considered it aight breeze. .Mountains of Peonieg ,
e
an unavoidable courtesy to taste from rose like eager, flaming heralderS,
he may more readily visualize thr,
his dish at intervals,. a custom he' beckoning the world-weary to pause tle that has been raging all the de -
't charming.Wen Toy,' and rest. After all the turriulteof the and then he is quite willing to believe
thoughtqthat the work was hard and that his
however, although . his dinner , and Past three years no . wander David
ananner of serving it were teuly Chi- named it.the garden of 'Peace. wife is "half dead."- . ,
nese, did not fellow the denunciatory I "What a wonderful, peyfect set-, It often happens, however, when re -
custom of his country. Instead, he ting!" he exclaimed, and then stopped. pairs or reno-va.tions are going on, that
guided skillfully a friendly and de- I For a moment he had fancied himself the work cannot be done in quick
lightful conversation. I walking here, a small hand resting in
'Although David decided that that, his and blue eyes returning shyly his order. Days and Weeks of confusion
evenint was the real bend in the turn-' adoring glances. He sighed. His life must be put hp with, and the family
ing point in his life, he couldn't deter-lhad been, and would continue to be, kept cheerful by the thought of how
ER YOUR MOODS
mine . which was the more captivating.' too incongruous for such happiness.
satiefactory everything is going to be MAST .
—the girl whose confidences had -bub-' The cold hand of Fate would forever after the work is all done. One has
I
bled up so Spontaneously in the I bar the way, for loVe as madly as he to repeat those words as often and "Oh, don't let that trouble you! It's
drawing -room, or the young hostess, would, he could never marry a -Chinese
with as rniich fervor as anST disciple of only one of mother's moods! She al -
r, e.,e
demure yet dignified, whose laugh had maiden. Such an act on his part Cone uttered his creed, in order to I ways gets that when anything goes
' f the low -
simmered into a smile and whose long would
liketaking
lashes were lifted at but rare inter- ing
ing peonies before him and -bruising carry on through the dark days when
e
vals to let hint glimpse the glowing its life out-No.world behaveit looks aif home would never -he .
sapphires they concealed. ly and rationally, accompany his host, home again.
t
After dinner Tu Hee slipped away. admire the treasures of ChinMena, and , it seems to me, do no object
David discussed witb his host absent- say good-bye to the place forever. In -to the confusion that results from
mindadlybut at least intelligently, k at the
the vrorld topics of the day. Be soon
discovered here was another rare
curio. of friendship with which fate
had favored him. He was enchanted and they entered another courtyard
with the mandarin's wide views, his equally as beautiful. The mandarin.
respect and 'tolerance of the opinions led the way into one of the many and been unable to see them with his
of others, the diffidence but, when small buildings, comprising his estate. "eyes. Whew he could -visualize the
Inside David stood bewildered. The finished product, paying little atten-
-arged, the firmness, with which he
voic e eoriental splendor of the place dazzled tion to the cluttered condition a the
' t. letting"V'
be seen however they were leashed him -
1 however,they and hangings and place, I could see only the disorder,
to go through life a misery to our
and not -allowed M run wild. 'wonderful carved furniture, appear -
and would be u bl t 1 th
na e o cover a s -
wer to that, question, that until rnen
that cigars in my Pocket were much
can think less of themselves and more
broken up over it."
of others,,no real peace will ,prevail.
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6YSAZE dROCERS.
°Mfg RARDW,Ortf471C,NANTS, . ;
IA Case in
'Can".inaxii"mate'...oacjects .think?" •
"Well, I've' hugged a girl and found
No country .as yet has actually toriod
itself,- no one is wholly...at peace with
itself. ,
Time, and a better understanding of
one another, may effect a world's
house-cleaning.—Dolly Wayne, "
the least bit wrong."
Thus did a daughter speak to a
friend who was stopping with the
family for a few days, and -who was S ko t PI t d $1
Minard's Liniment for Coughs &Colds
--Q.
Silencer for Airplanes.
In Switzerland , there has, been in-
vented a silencer for airplane Motors
that is more efficient than automobile
mufflers,-
•
Mbtor CUltb,fation.
A new motor -operated cultivat,or in
tended foe gardeners. or 'floeists can be
used between rows of pleats, only a
foot apart.
much 'perturbed by the silent ail' of or s ea •
house :building as much as women do. martYrdoin which
lIngte,ss- Generally speaking, the laxly anew:en at re,ason
was worn by her eeeee, sea& ,
-` Perhaps because a man is of 'a mo ...ocord.art ,rloating .0.0a1 Flsw Ruff° .
all fairness he must turn bac
They heti ceme to a dividing wall. ' re was a cheery pleasant character' but able Pric0; ..B00,1040.11ing 10' atlii_1,1:
constructive disposition. I know that • ' *'pents t'ard. Out-Cf.toina .ot;iters pc?raytli 15
tI
first step.
Weng Toy pushed ,open a moon gateshe developed moods :when she was tekced to
I have often accompanied an enthusi-
quite yottng, and let thern get a liold 112, l'°R°, 1DERY IANDI'll'I;11"ERIE GO' -
Now . unless -we pick ourselves up 740 Yonge tt., TOronto
astic man through unfinished houses
on her.
out of any unpleasant rut, such as
indulging in moods which can upset
a lefliele household, we are Pretty sure
selves and to every° " 1
When eleven -thirty came and still ing too eiquisite for humanse
.use, sur- ,. ine .e se. —
, d with the plaster of magination and If we are going to collect moods let
Tn. Hee had not reappeared, David, rounde aim. bony ,
'
successfully hiding his disappoint- luxeriant with brocaded „ cushions, finish rooms and stairways with paper them be good ones. Becauee after one
ment rose to take his deParture.
,- were strewn about the apartment in- and paint in the same Wey.
, gets moods of any type they are apt 1
The roan ai n, Teakwood chairs and tables Still there are some women who do t . o
d 1 looked at him in vitinglY• . - ,C s o turn out like the old man of the
sur-
prise. •, h t t wi cove). o
th • -s n which the emblems or • . - . ,
enjoy watching a house grow and who seats Hard to shake off, they "get"
short your visit, Caitain Marsden?", China were embroidered in pure gold,
are as happy over its development as you very soon after you have "go"
he enquired. Upon, learning that If , ma.de the place luxuriant n
eough for
a mother is over her child's' growth. them. •
is
the abode of -princes.
The mandarin watched the expres,- They have that bump of construction None , of us can pick out our in -
sive face of his guest, 'well pleased. which,1 fancy, wee left out of my own
. clinations and our tendeneies, but we
64,11,'Phis room thousands of , years old,"
Lifebuoy way he safe-
ly used on the tender-
est skin.- ••
It is •wonderfully
cleansing for little
hanelsefaces and hod.ies
•
.,
Lifabiny.:at koo
1014itio.Y Alapite
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malte-up. Perhaps it is not so much can alltchooSe what we shall cultivate.
'he explained. "Everything before laziness en my Part Sulking and bein ..anorose •
you belonged to my famous.a cestor • . . g , answei-
as a desire for
y, or no answering
n• ' peace and quiet that makes the up- ing others shortl • t .
the Emperor Woo Wang." hea.val accompanying the redecorating thein at all if We -don't reel inclined,
"I have travelled a great deal, Mr.
of a house appear to me to be such a never really affords any great 'satis-
Weng Toy, but you have here a room
that surpasses in beauty and luxury trying matter. faction, . and even if they did, What
anything I have over seen. You keep I hright h
ave often thought that it was a have you or I or anyone to sat -
it closed up, of course? You do net wise dispensation of Providence that 'efry durselveS at the -expense of those
Make use of iti' led to the creation of the firet woman 'ahem who are forced to eeme . in
'LA/1y niece is the only one plivileged only after everything else was finish-. corelIct with og
to comeng here. This is one of her own cd. -She was pared, that long watchi
'' : Perhaps the7-ir'nbetistressii type
private rooms. Nothing in all China, whioh
would have beno is a en her fate had of I ed ' th t which folks acquire
too good for my child!
m
the last statement forged a trixe link ing
she come into existence earlier. Wait- ' and yet wort't let others know he,
The note of earnest solemniti
Lo see order Come out of that first . they are moody. w 1
.
of esteein in 12:avid's miter for this 'chaos -would have needed a high degree! A frietid ef mine has had a ser -
high -bred EaSterner• 1 of n
,patiece, and the confusion would: yant .frmany years. As a worker
As he staoci in the midst ,.of these; lie.ve "got on the nerves" of nine 'wo-', she is a treastre, but her moods at
symbols of an aeons -old civilization,men out of ten. ' - 1 times east a: gloom over the house.
'
David ould not help but ponder 0111I Perhaps there was still higher wis-
C
One day the mistress, seeing Annie
this country, with -its teeming millions , , the plan of her coming •
w thwhole1 • f t h 11
a leap o peas 08e,
Wilt) were yet rivettecl in the footsteps .
01.0n1 shoWn in
t b ' ti 0 last thri f all as her 1
of their ateestoes. What would hap- in ,13 eing 1i & 0 s sat down beside her iii the kitchen
just how things sh9u1c1, and. lent a, hand.
pen he wondered when the fetters! °Pinion as to
were broken and the Y evere forced to, be done was asvoided, for her ,
views- • • . ,. .
1 Iv:media .
tely the gni got sullen and
ineet,the nw world, the West, Which in I certainly would have been .given, looked gluxn. When spoken to she
eorriparison, was an infant in years whether asked for -or net Sbe, tie well, bately abswered. It was not Until a
and harbored barbarians wheel China as many (Abel; WOMen since her tim0,. day oe so afterwardS that her mis-
lolled in lulturY? would have pretested, I am sure, had ' tress knew what had caused the
AS the door of the treaitlre house the chance been g,iven against the ere-' O.
1 "It seemed s thoug
bl '
eau e
cloeed ori. them, Wang Toy parsd. though you thought '
,,,ilwrc, 'Th sohathir, g. I am. going to ation of Varioes animals, rePtiles and
show , you, 'Captafri Marsden, that no insectd for which a Woman sees no : •
foreignet has yet laid eyes on, the earthly use. I
meet, prized Possession of eity house 11, however, a woman was spared
< - e irs grea con awn, it is the only
th P t t f ' ' '
and one which I know you will ap
predate' one with Which she has not hac I o *
lc
David expreseed his keen pleasure . .. '
patience. Without her advice * or help
iit the offer, bat added it reitiet eurely
be ehe of the 15even wonders. 01 the but few cl-anges ahd chances are taken
Mee weeld if it could StVpasse what he .,
in this' reoriet1 life, end upon her shoal -
had aleeatiy seen. aere iiimally falls a big part of the
Tbey peeked through severel eourt- bUrdera I
1
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.Needie 'Workers
We sell yonr,so.osii. on comeignment,
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but also in animal and plant pathelogy
and•hyglene. A small army of in-vesti- ,
gators:wild be employed and the result
of their re.searches will be correlated.
Thus the investigaticn proceed
:along ,naany lines. and the chances of
finding the cause- of the disease will
he Increased greatly.
The British Red Cross Society has -
placed its, facilities at•ilre ,disposal of
theArganizatien, Already a sufficient '
sum has been .bontributed to permits
, preliminary work to be started. All
•infolination ' gained by investigators
will be made knovrri, to members. ofthe
•
profeseion. -
Spider Silk Stockings.
Althaugh the manufacture of stock.-
ings.trom spiderk a
silus .been sus-
pended, there is talk in' France of re-
viving theindustry. Apart.from s•tecla
begs, Ithe silk Is. a neeeseity the
makers of theodolites .and other sex-
ezeying instruments. In these nistru.
meats ;two lines of spider ,eilk erose
the -centre of -the glass at right angles.
Formerly there was a factory in the
South' of France where delicately
woven spider silk stockings and Other
trifles- were ma.de, but ft failed on ac-
count of the difficulties which: attend ,
Spider, fanning on a large ecale,
Spiders cannot be penned up liko'
chiekene, but require plenty of room,
'otherwise they fight and devour each
Other. Alse many attendants, al e re-
quited to feed and tend them.
The method .eniplo.yed for getting
the silk from the spider requires much
time and care. First, the attonished •
spider is tossed from handl to hand, In
its anxiety it emits, a thread of silk in
' or -der to escape by Aropping. A kind
a wide -pronged, hairpin is used by a
winder to gather uP the sil'k-;
er•
By th-e time the Spidehas lowered
witsa; obff,
yseveral hundred feet of tine
it is Allowed to lei& the ground and
Seeing Through the Skin..
A French. scientist, M. Farigeule,
claims that sight is: possible by means
of certain elemsentaey organs which
exist in the human skin. He recently
published the results of his experi----:
xn.ents. -
One ot the, eases described relates
to & subject who at a second trial,
with/ eyelids' tightly faeteoed down and
eyes covered with a thick bandage Se- .
curdy fixed, was able. to distinguish
such rs cideas white from Pale grezy
orange from ochre and a.t`the end of ,
a farther sitting te read two couplets.
As the "eldniaeiers, to -be decipheied
were plae.ed in a photographic frame
under glass, it wasimpossible fOT thern
to be identified by toueh,, more-
ovey the glass frame itself was nazaded
to. the subject in such a way that no-
body present could see'elia'bugh it,-
In this. partieular case, the success,
was. obtained while the furehead, right .
cheek bone, anti fingers. Certain areas
of the skin are more reeeptiVe to this
"second sight" than othere.
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ottled oily ,,abso,
hitely-,saniory 'plant
vthere every bottle is
sterilized.' :-
13uy it by the case'
torn VQ,ui' ealei,r and
ceep,atdw potties on
ice at home.
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What -may b-e'regardecl as -the Most
perfect pocket camera to .date,lhasAieee
invented by 'en Americau photograph.
I:flies new appere.tus is claimed to he
the,. thinnest cainera. Id tlie,)ii3Orld, It
has the , appearance et an ordinary
Pocket -book, and is ,carried as easily.
All the ailventages, .of 'tele. raiding in-'
StMiracTiltsare-eadrotliedein its 'eonstrue.
out, It weighs only .1.2,'OunCeS,, and 18
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pttto09,
dimes' pletares, asdA,nrg___,,e asL.31.4 414:
Easy.
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secret'?"
"1, emit it: an ano0yinon2 'sideway'