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. Beattie Block - - Seaforth, Ont.
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Barrister, solicitor, Conveyancer
I and Notary Public. Solicitor for the
. - Dominion Bank. Office in rear Of the
Dominion Bank, Seaforth. Money to
loan.
BEST & BEST
Barristers, Solicitors, ConveYan-
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ee,s and Notaries Public, Etc. , Offlee
in the Edge Building, opposite Tie
Expositor Office.
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1!4erela m4gic In the! nabiel A44 the
y-ery thou,ght of manufaleturing these
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bits of enchantment will transport
the averago child into the seventh
heaven of delight. The making of
wonderful boxes of them to send to
friends in other sections of the eoun-
try or in large cities will prove the
most entertaining of indoor sports,
focusing the interest of the child for
weeks ibeforehand on an interesting I
and instructive pastime, November
is a wonderful month to begin col-
lecting material. Automobile�, and
street cars make this possible for the
average child, even in the heart of
large cities. Tiny cones from any of
the pine and spruce family, chestnut
burrs, large acorns, or sweet,gum
balls can be gathered on any expedi-
tion into the country. The seed -pods
of some of the ordinary weeds such,
as the cockle burr lend themselves
well. With a piece of adhesive tape,
attach a little loop of cord to each
cone or pod. A coat of paint, gold
or other colors, will then glorify the
homeliest of pods and transport them
into things of glittering beauty. There
is a preparation sold at most art
stores now which will further adorn
them. A glue is applied first, then a
bright -colored powder is sprinkled on
the glue. A little practice will enable
the child to vary his ornaments by
using a harmony of colors in connec-
tion with the gold.
SCIENCE EXPLORING THE
HUMAN BRAIN
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As a result of studying closely the
Helen Gardner,
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brain of Mrs. a noted
teacher, writer and champion of wo-
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man suffrage, Dr. James W. Papez,
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mestic anima Is treated
of Cornell, announces that the brain
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of a woman need not be inferior to
that of a man of equal rank. This
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attend ed to. Office on
somewhat cautious utterance was hail-
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Main Street, Hensall, opposite Town
ed by many women as a new triumph,
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for it was accepted as proving that
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they were no such dolts as had been
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supposed. It has also led to some in-
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teresting discussions as to our present
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knowledge of the human brain, what
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si`gyiificance attaches to size and what
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Graduate of Faculty of Medicine,
to convolutions. It is a coincidence
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that Mrs. Gardner contributed to this
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knowledge when some thirty or forty
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Y"' ago she was crusading with
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in Aberhart's Drug Store, Main St,,
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ton and others in behalf of women's
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deluded themselves and others that
rights. Once she became involved in
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a controversy as to the, relative size
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of men's and women's brains, and was
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rendered speechless for a moment by
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the emphatic statement of an old
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army surgeon that "the brain of a
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woman was inferior in nineteen differ-
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east of post office. Phone 56, Hensall,
Mrs. Gardner felt that this could
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entific authority. She determined to
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find out, and as the result of a spe-
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she was able to- find evidence that
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pleased her and flattered the sex. She
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children, Dublin. Office at residence
a which caused quite
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lately occupied by Mrs. Parsons.
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a commotion, And which may be judg-
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is said to weigh from 1,300 to 1,400
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g -rams, and even a very young whale
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east of the Methodist church, Sea-
furnishes 2,312 grams of 'intellect-
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forth.. Phone 46. Coroner for the
producing substance,' as the doctor
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felicitously terms it, while the brain
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ped the beam at 6,700 grams. Tr -uly,
then, if brain
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tive weight is the test, here was a
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The logic of this made a strong
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appeal to the suffrage workers of the
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day, and helped emancipate many of
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them from the inferiority complex
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with which they were struggling.
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minion Bank, Seaforth- Phone No. 5.
i size of the head is a fair index to the
weight of the brain inside. It has long
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been a custom for physicians to weigh
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some data concerning geniuses. Byron
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is said to have had a brain which
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weighed 2,238 g -rams, which would in-
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dicate that he had about the largest
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brain on record. Oliver Cromwell had
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�,r unusually large brain, but we are
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wo uld upon whether the hand
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that held the scales belonged to a
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ro Yalist or a roundhear. In anv
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event, it is worth noting that three
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s' ulls of Cromwell. equally authentic,
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protagonists and a multitude of an-
are cherished with equal pride and
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that the vast weight of Cromwell's
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show often marked deformities in the
brain was arrived at by adding the
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THOMAS BROWN
contents o t
f hree skulls.
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deluded themselves and others that
m r weights which
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may be accepted as correct.
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Turgenev .............. 2,012 gram.-,
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. arrangements for sale dates can be
Cuvier .... * ' ' * ' ' * ..1.1,830 grams
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made by calling The Expositor Offic'
' Thackeray ............. 1,65,8 grams
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satisfaction guaranteed.
Daniel Webster ......... 1�518 grr am s
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than anything you've ever used.
Lord Campbell ......... 1,517 grams
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Napoleon III ........... 1,6N grams
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Agasstiz . � .............. 1,495 grams
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Lord Jeffrey ........... 1,471 gram,
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Bertillon � ........ 1,398 grams
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things confidently asserted about the
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brain that have since been discarded
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as fanciful. Nobody any longer ae-
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foundations for phrenology were laid
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made mustardplaster "The indiscriminate use of the red - MATURING 1st DECEMBER,, 1927 I -171,
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Nothing will act as ing to confusion on public highways. - -_ � ' I � . 1� � , ,
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this age-old remedy use of md should, on account of its of owners of the bonds, the Bank of Montreal will accept the '
visibility and universal indication of For the convenience
-the one that doctors danger, be limited to points where I bonds at any time prior to December ist, and will make payment in each case
recommend. Just actual danger exists, and, or where a I
stop is essential for safety; that yel- on December ist, either by issuing a cheque or by placing the amount to the
mix one part of low, or amber on account of its I
Keen's Mustard general recognition as a caution indl- owner s credit in the books of the Bank. as the owner may desire. ')
with three parts of calion, should be used where caution I
iq necessary, and that it be adopted
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vehicles of the world and as in rail-
road and marine practise red lights
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are employed as caution as well as
of the brain has been rapidly enlarg-
stop signals, the suggestion that red
rear lights of motor vehicles be
ing, and the front of the head has
become both.higher and broader. The
supplanted, made year after years,
general principle stands that a man
has gained little if any ground. it
was referred bacik by the Hoover con -
with a broad, high.forehead is likely
�erence, the greatest safety sympos-
to have more important transactions
IUM ever convened, and has found few
proceeding in his cerebral cortex than
protagonists and a multitude of an-
one who has a low forehead and a re-
tagonists outside of the ranks of
pulsive look generally. The brains
tailroad men.
of persons who have suffered from
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physical aspect of the brain no mat-
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HOPE FOR HAY FEVER VICTIMS.
SUGGF_STS YELLOW FOR REAR
e curious kinks.
LIGHTS
Although pollen dust reaches the
The following resolution was passed
noses (if almost everyone, many peo-
ple are not sensitive to the infection.
by the last meeting of the executive
(,uriouslv, some sufferers are sensi-
ot the Ontario ,Safety League:
t�ve to ,*me kind of pollen and not to
"The use of the automobile has be-
others. Itagweed, for instance, will
come so general that everyone is now
set one person to sneezing at the first
in color signals and their
contact, while grass pollen -will leave
�inter"ted
meaning and the general use of red
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Frank A. Csonka, of the U. S. Bureau
of Chemistry. .
'The object of the research was to
determim� the precise chemical por-
tion of the pollen, which provokes hay
fever, and to pi7event the disease
through inoculations with the portion
which affects the individual sufferer.
Similar study has been made with pol-
len of timothy grass, which shares
with orchard grass the responsibility
for most summer cases of hay fever.
'In their sortie against the autumn
ailment, the scientists have used the
proteose and albumin portions of the
ragweed pollen with marked success.
Their experience shotws that ,some
patients are sensitive to ,both frac-
tions, but that most of them respond
to the proteose alone. This indicates
that thv proteins of the pollen are the
cause of theii:1 suffering when inhaled
into the nostrils.
'In the matter of summer attacks
of hay fever the scientists have isolat -
ed four proteose fractions of timothy,
in pure form. Patients inoculated
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pie . te freedom from symptoms -of the
disease.
, The separation of the pollen into
its individual elements constitutes a
significant change from previous
rnethods in which the physicians work-
ed with the entire protein content of
offending vegetation. In the case of
my neighbor, the season's relief was
achieved through arm injections of
the proteose and albumin fractions of
the pollen of rag -weed, which is held
responsible for autumnal hay fever.
'Hay fever is a catarrhal affection
of the mucous membrane of the nos-
trils ! due to the victim's especial
sensitiveness to the irritating effect of
dust from plants and flowers. The
name of the ailment is misleading, as
the haying season, of itself, is not re-
sponsible for the malady. A-nother
wrong impression is that the ailment
is caused by goldenrod. Some peoplf
dodge this yellow autumn flower as
if it were a poisonous snake. They
are apt to begin sneezing at the mere
mention of the name, Scientific proo'
however, has fully acquitted golden-
rod, Investigators agree that no
plant spreads hay fever unless its
pollen floats in the air and can reach
the nostrils in normal breathing. They
have demonstrated that goldenrod
pollen is dislodged from the flower
with difficulty, and that it is not giv-
en to travelling on the winds. - For
similar reasons, honeysuckle, lily of
the valley, daisy and chrysanthemum
have been absolved from blame. Ev-
en the rose, which long was held re-
sponsible for "rose fever," now is
held guiltless."
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made its use at really dangerous' of either- grasses or rag -weed. Scien-
places of little effect, with the result tigts and doctors have spent endless -
that accidents frequently happen -even hours, of investigation and research. Easy Way to End
though danger is indicated by the but a sure cure for hay fever has
presence of the red signals. These eluded them. Recently, however,some BladderWeakness
accidents are often caused by the red progre,,s was reported, and while a
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ing application to the victim was of ment Quickly Relieves Daily Irri-
such character as to lead to the be.
. tation and Getting -up -Nights
lief that the disease can be largely
C01dS9 COUM12 alleviated, if not wholly prevented. No matter what your age may be,
4W_S9 Writing in the Popular Science how long you have been troubled or
Monthly, Norman C. McLoud outlines how many medicines you have tried
Bronaffilt'IS the new discovery: without success -if you are a victim
'One of my neighbors had suff eye i of Bladder Weakness and Urethral Ir -
A neglected cold, an attack of from hay fever for twenty-two years. ritation, causing days of troublesome
bronchitis not properly treat- Each fall had brought the annual at- annoyance and nights of broken rest
tack with such regularity that he -you should try the amaz value of
IOUs looked upon it as having the certainty Dr. Southwortb's URATAing
ed, may easily lead to seri B
chest troubles. As soon as of taxes. For five years he had a- Made from a special formula, suc-
QOLI feel a cold coming on, vailed himself of what is known as cessfully used in the Doctor's private
. . pre.seasonill treatment, or advance in- practice for nearly 50 years -URA -
in immediately to take oculation of the extract of weed pol- TABS are particularly designed to
ANGIER'S EMULSION. lens to which his nostrils were par- swiftly relieve the paln and misery of
This wcll known remedy not only ticularly sensitive. The theoretical burning Urethral Irritationsi Back -
soothes the mucous membranes of immunization seemed to do him little aches, Bladder Weakness and Getting -
the respiratory tract, relieves the or no good. up -Nights. Safe, Pleasant, Inexpens-
tightness and soreness of the chest 'Last year be tried a new deal- ive-and supplied by all good drug -
And eases breathing, but it also something entirely new to the medical gists on a guarantee of money back
keeps the stomach and di�estivc world. The ensuing season was the if not satisfied. If you need a medi-
organs .in a hea.1thy condition- beat be has experienced since his hay cine of this kind, try URATABS to -
prom -ting appetite and building fever started. In the past he had dayl
up strength. been barred ftom autumn journeys, 0
The very finely c in u I s i fi e d min- because of thd irritating effect of the
. railway smoke and dust. In 1926, he WIT AND WISDOM
eral o i I contained in ANGIER'S was able to take a trip of a thousand
EMULSION exerts a soothin laxa- miles without discomfort. He passed in Explanation. -Modesty was the
five action that keeps the Uwcls the entire season with complete free- state that existed before we knew
in a normal healthy condition SO dom from asthma, which had been what modestY meant. -Brandon Sun.
necessary for a prompt recovery. his perennial foe, and with almost per- The Revised V&sion.-In Bible
ANGIER'S EMULSION has been fect immunity fro- ihay fever itself. es the swine full of devils I
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Canada for over thirty-five clusion that the long -sought specific Montreal Star. _.. .
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Star.
An Unfriendly Act. -The meanest
man in the world is the one who has
become deaf, but won't tell his bar-
ber about it�Hamilton Herald. ,
Their Part. -A scientist estimates
that one-tenth of the world's noise is
contributed by babie;. Every little
yelps. -Fort William Times -Journal.
The First Seven Are the Hardest -
Everyone seems to agree that the
first airplane ride is much less dis-
agreeable than the first olive. -Syd-
ney Record.
Modern Fads. -As we understand it,
the questions most frequently asked
the Court of Appeals is, "What's
wrong with this sentence?" 'Sault
Ste. Marie Star.
A Germ of An Idea. -Headline in a
Texas paper reads: "Nicaraguan Liib-
eral Minister Urges Kellogg to Use
Influenza to Bring About Peace." -
,Calgary Herald.
Or, Perhaps He's Deaf and Dumb-
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Th person who can withstand the
higii-pressure salesman illustrates the
power of mind over patter. -Edmon-
ton Albertan. .
Limitations of Science Science can
predict an eclipse of the sun over a
period of several years in advance,
but cannot predict a blow-out over
the week end.-Peterboro Examiner.
"What to Do Until the Doctor Ar-
rives." -In cases 6f fainting, if the
victim is a woman, hold a mirror ov-
er her face. If she is still breathing
she will open her eyes. -Windsor Bor-
der Cities Star.
Oh, Well, Let's Not Be Censorious
-Fashionable New York ladies, says
Hedda Hoyt, are now wearing one
large flower and strings of buds.
Plus, we hope, Hedda, a pair of
shoes? -Vancouver Province.
Force of Example ---- �'Fifty Miles to
Gallon with Future Auto." Then the
filling stations will doubtless follow
the example of the drugstores and
start selling sandwiches, bird cages,
rEfrigerators, golf stockings and sheet
rnu-ic.-Windsor Border Cities Star.
Worthwhile Philanthropy. -How a-
bout a benevolent, society for the re-
suscitation of poor pruner, ?-Lindsay
Post.
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Everyone Active. -Canada has one
motor car to every eleven persons.
The other ten are dodging t em. -
London Advertiser.
That's That -Every generation pro-
duces a "great critic" who is merely
an impudent boy throwing rocks at a
church.-Sberbrooke Record.
Hard Going For Reformation -The
two enemies of reform are the wicked
who oppose it and the lunatics who
fDvor it. -Sault Ste. Marie Star.
1"WENTY-TWO CHILDREN BORN
TO SIAMESE TWINS
When it was found that one of the
Siamese twins born in London recent-
ly was not likely to live, it was hoped
that surgeons might be able to per-
form the delicate operation of gepar-
ating them. Unfortunately, both died
before such an operation was possible.
This was the second instance of
Siamese twinsbeing born recentlyr, A
few weeks ago a Chinese woman at
Hong Kong gave birth to Siamese
twins, both of whom are still living.
There have been instances of chil-
dren, joined together, reaching matilr-
ity. One couple, Chang and Eng'
were the fathers of twenty-two chil-
dren between them. Discovered by a
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sea captain in Siam in 1811, and later
exhibited at New York, they eventu-
ally nls,"ied two sisters and became
Pr3, eg, fa&
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fp a ii�rs_
Ille and 'Stine, two twiffi" ne-
gresses born in North Carolina in
19,61 were perhaps the most fi�mous
gi�;�ese twins. One had a sopr . Ana
ai�d the other a contr0to voice, and
they,Were known its "The TwO�headed
Militingale." I
A few yeays ago a dramatic situa-
tion was caused when JoAepha Bli�,Zek,,
who who joined to her ilgf6 Rogi b0o
d to. A�ri6ualy"111. Ross, -to: -,
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twenty-one years old, can dance with
one partner between the two, and
enjoy many games in common. Sur-
geons hesitate to perform the only
operation' that would separate them,
because they are certain that death
would result.
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Of all known drugs, creosote is recognized
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movies must be emancipated, says
Will Hays. And the subtitle writer -
who first thought up ',Came the
dawn" is the first guy we'd like to
.see them emancipated of. -Woodstock
Sentinel -Review.
You Can Prove It For Yourself. -A
Toronto woman fasted fifty-five days
to cure indigestion. Two things can
be said for fasting as a remedy. One
is that it is inexpensive. The other
is that it is an infallible cure for am7
disease -if kept up long enough�
Edmonton Journal.
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