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8
w lieivupon ! ht* Hoard ..| F.qual
i/.ali . adjourned wit ■!!•■. ami
there;,poit Ihr Béant of .t>
#i"i njel in regular '."ioi
p-qlaiuiiig !.. fount} mailers.
In Hie mailer of Ihr verified ap- |
plica! ton of Limile Miller. a widow.
a rfiiiici upon
h.-aniu; iiiinil.ers :>711
3TIM. 'or Ihr year l!>lo. ihr
Reuig IH11 \ advised. liu Auditor i
htivih instnirlrd to draw .. war
• pou Ihr leurrent Expense
'S ,00 III
I :i\ llecrlp -
If!
.
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Hoard :
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rani
l uini in Ihr aniounl. of
fa\t : o: '.tin l.innir >11 i■ ■
Tin' pelUloll ol 11. M. Iieiilon and ,
Others r i)ii> 'linn
order the runs!rum. ;
Ihr la w Line
lh. Hoar.!
11 1
:
life 1! 111! lahlr
ponding an m\••-I igal ion | ihr
allrgrd rundilidlts.
TJir f.et ii lou o| H H. I,airy
a,lu IV others ;i' s i k lion
tu drsignulr a- highway a
IW roll S cl loll' dV n o
17 K. H, M.
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strip of lauu :.o f.-r; wie. begin
ning at a point IV
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I hence
the Vil
li pi » tlie
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lime.
lu I he niattcr of : I • ipp.ira: lou
Cd Kiiwiu Verhui'g
liuiial payment l>\
cert in ii rods
Heyhuni Bridge
wen- under water
lasen inli>
Sslale Hoard
appileniIon was ai.i ;.i
pending iny-'ligatio
Ibis .-•• \ iur
and (.races upon the
which lu- «lates
and Were not
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due west où tiiê hall-sèotloi 'line
a distance ol one mile to th ■ guar
tor corner <»n th.* \\.*s .*1 s;ud >»*o
lion -. was roiisnn ivu .*> 1 1 ;.* Hnai*d !
and granted.
i daims coni lulled on the Current
Expense Fund:
Edward Conroy, Constatne
Fees, .. .. ...
Etiward C.oni'»>. C.ou>iahh'
Fees, 1 >isa!lowed ... .
Chas J. Lisle, iiepuly. As
8. ü»
Ses>o!'
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H. B. Young. Wiliic:
kale L. C.
i. .M. Crandall. Contrael Burn.
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it
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County Barm.
Claims continued on the
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l.ulioi* llo.nis lii.001
.. 26.13
•».'Mi
Koad .
aiui Biiogc Fund:
Charl.'s Gaulin.Lulior lî».
•L !.. Witfci 1 h, :
Rupert LJir. \ H.Kv, Co.. I.lim
ber Roads.
A. 1'. Bcxmcr. Labor li..
N'jidcx-Chanffi'l I.lir. I. im -
iter Bridges.
It appearing U. Hie li-.ard that
Tax Collector's Cert il i.-al.- Side
No. 19,for year UHj7, ■.i\m u |,j p,
in Block 17. Rupert, hlalu. xv.i
sued in crinr, imismii' li a's ;he
taxes assessed ;tia.,,.ist -:ii.j pri.pel'lx
for tile >ear 1907 «eiv p.ii.l in C.
iv' ' .~ a8! " a > as ''' idenced l.\ receipt'
Is
1^.
Hnr.aet fit '"i,, J:! 10 . ••> »»HK-'k 17.
struct,ed to eanetd''sa'id ciu'l tficai'ê
as Io I lie property above described.
In tlie mailer of a request from
the business
an appropriai ion from (he
1». h>>|.I ill !
men of W.-miell for
•omily
towards the expenses of the Lin
coln Comity Pair to
M- 1 '. i" Vi o" is
prop riale s'ju'.'.u, 'mwar'lsll,'!'' e'xl
penses of said fin
Wbereupon the Board of C.mnlx
CoimnissioriHrjj tuk»*s a r»M*t»s> until I
September 11. 1911. fur Hie pur
pose of 1,ransiictnig siieh g.-ueral or
continued business as may come up
before this regular session.
.'■hairmaii.
A. !.. SPEAK.MAN,
Attest :
j
1
I
Th ® Ha PPy Wa y- j
There is always a best way of to
Ing everything if It -be hut to boll an:
egg. Manners ale the happy wavs of
doir.g things, each one a stroke of,
genius or o love now repeated and
batdened into usage They form a'
least a rich varnish with which tlie |
routine of life is washed and Hs de
tails adorned.
H.VIUIA \V. AMlElkSON. Gleck.
If they arc superficial
we are the dewdrops whl- ii give such
a depth to the raornln meadows j
Manners are very comm, cahh men
them from end, other
1
I
When 1 have a subje. t in hand I
•tudy it profoundly Uav aud niglit
It is before me. I explore it in alMts ;
bearings My mind becomes pervad
Hamilton's Genius.
Men give me credit o. genius. All
the genius I have lies just In this—
ti,e °, ffor L w,,ipi1 y
peopie are p eased to call
° a** n ,i. UB J* 8 th * fruit
and thought. Alexander
I
•f labor
Hamilton
How Like a Hen.
How Hk, a hen 'twould make one feel
on. who Invent«, we mean- I
To think he'd made an airship, and fln.t
It a submarine!
: Off the Banks ;
By Charles D*ly Douglas
| -
an c\.;r
P, n.a;»
•e.le» reminiscence
' s.c.l ...t i. connected with a
•ii; • v i.sum off (hr Newfound
and bank>
noli
I owned a yacht and as
«reposed the trip to my
. ■ ' .1 flu ally In flndins
;.o acre Willing and axiou« to
-■lids. I ha
plcntv
I
: "
itnpary nie I chose a round do*eti
ho I kne
I choice
had the
try l iai til liions to make s :cl
«puits.
! n^i*
A
.appier
sai' from any port
carried on this oc
music, story-telling
.mr
Pi
part y never sc
than the yacht
S'Pg
, casion.
1 and pin;- i
■i hen «
: table th- hilari
,li " 1 ra,!,, ' r a ■'
rh '' banks w :■
«mart Rid"- h: • o
"ere perfect!;,
as little aupre'e
any other misfortun
: a mied up the hours and
net .luitu d Mo \ve!t-sprc:d
was renewed
We
' ihle passage to
fr. ; : : ■ at rah ~ and
air and crow
r-. i'jh : . and ». had
mdotvo? di sa s'or as of
Th - winds at ias- tulhd
î h<=* sea
r.d :hc captain report
b.viid be oflf the fishing
grounds the t-cxi morning I well re
g
tra:
• d that
member the rr.lio ttii'd mirth and fun
W > got out our tackle
and overhauled it in order to bo fully
ready for the
o' tha' nig! »
sport; and when that
" as finit. . with the cross-fire of jokes
and
er cheer
th.^t accompanied it. we
niad merr. with &ons ator\ and oth
quips
till far into rhe morning,
went to sl--ep it wa? with
nation« of the coni
When w
Mie highest anti
ms sport
"Good weather I hop\ captain?**
**as the cry th r sa' tod the latter .as
he app* ared at th breaakfast table
next morning
. .. for tl
weal he;
at l»iVbtn
as
We ran
'.ink abt» ■ diy. ^ht
y to g-, t out of
it till th** we
about th- last
up hmv at tV.
here we
it d clear, hov
: 1 expected to find
■a«on of the year:
I hope
•In ng the mo; a
it
V g
Somewhat disappnh
telligence
\ nt or deck
ed at this In
' but little, and then
1 thought 1 had seen
foes
! ■• m different quarters of the ;
" nr, 'l but never had ! witnessed any
thiue !ike th!S - Tlu> air was C<>! ' J -
raw and heavy with moisture, :>nd
thv ^ f° ***** *^ at we coll,d harril "
see the leusth of th " yacht. A servant
wa ® sent below »or shawls and cloaks,
an( ^ %v ° sar aft. shivering in our wraps,
and feeling as gloomy as was natural
under the circumstances. One of us
produced some cigars which
passed around and lighted, and under
the influence of the weed,
more companionable, and even began
to propose small bets as to the hour
the unwelcome fog would lift
we grew
w ere
The captain -now came aft.
and
asked m>
if there was anything like
i a fog-bell among the rubbish in the
forward hold. I told him there was
one 1 remembered one fog.
night
i in the Grecian Archipelago when it
sounded dolefully all night over my
head and prevented my sleeping, and
that the company the next morning
had voted the thing a nuisance, and
directed it to be taken down
Here it had never been hung since
.
. .. .. .
np af oncP sal(I ,hp captain, as he,
turned away "L is probably an over '
precaution, as we are far out of the
steamer-'rack. and there's not. wind
enough to give headway to anything
with sails But we'll set the thing
going, for perfect safety. Ho. there,
forward! Hoist up the big bell from
! he !; o!<1 ' a,ul hanK U on ,hn ' f,xture
the mast
I be
"We'll have it put up and set it go
H- turned away to see that his or
der? were
executed, and at that in |
stant our doom fell upon us. without
a cry. a noise, or any warning what
! ever to herald It
ThH 8 rea ' »>»«" bow of one of the
st " a '"'- r -; a PP''a r ®d as suddenly
as ,h011gl ' sh, ' ha<i rlsf ' n from f h* sea
or ^ scenrted from ,hfl
I str,,rk 118 amidships with a crash that
cleft thr little yacht completely In
skies, and
'wain
The two halves of the ill fated
vel rose up fore and aft. and she set
tled amidships.
ves
I heard a shriek—a prolonged cry
j of horror and despair, mingled
1 the rush of the water and the puffing
I of smoke as the steamer's engine was
j reversed. I was conscious of a tre
mendous shock, a blow, and a great
black mass gliding above me and 1
was conscious ol nothing further un
til I woke to life in the saloon of the
steamer, lying on a sola, with a
crowd ot sympathetic gentlemen and
| ladies about me, applying restoratives
and chafing my hands
•ith
Except a few bruises 1 was n.„ 1
iured in bodv, and was walking the
j deck of the steamer soon after with
such mingled feeling- v thankiuines«
for my own escape and bitte gHe,
•»«•*»,« -.«• -ZiK
1 no ,^ lrds '"«•- ••"•• d - 8 '' ril '"
I I have been awakened in the dead
of night from a peaceful slumber to
h"*! ,hH r "°' <,vel "". r llHad bl!,zi, '* >n
" .* "^ , of . 1 ! i,ve bp " n hl,rlort
; , v ° traln , of ' a, s <i '!" " H B,ee P ««u
by a
ra,e »- «h« « >» me »t re et
nianiac , the ba) , grazing Uly
bul n ' ,tbln B b ' s ever happened to
tbat seemed to fall so suddenly
I mysteriously, like the swift hand ot
doom Itself, as that dreadful
off the Newfoundland banks
cheek;
me
s<
tragedy
I Th T "' r " Cl * ° f the pl PP iD « c Wck Is
" ow b,)in K enacted in many an |g cu
lator
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id^r-lak a w;:«jv-h
Al-f.s
out In d-' bn
vr. en
ettl.-d
a ■ .
s
nr i
unepin'
pie ti
TH' » »,
foolin' -»ut erni»'»n
^p
r*ur. si py f«V d- b!o»
n n- b
Son.- rr - ■
• up in d- crick -en.
mah soul!
>h is: in' line
p»l
S.-n- : •
ghir. 'in d- south win'.
•' win*eh Is d* : 1- ter up
mighty low,
Tin
en g
Shei ni.v
Kn d- m.
honey-d
Whils* d- so
en. mlsteh, I kin see 1«
too.
' glory drippin* sw»et w;d
ni win* loafin'
s today
* .a-iaughin'—lip
•un' de c<
tvts 1. >
Son,-pin'
hit up en
en: am.
Otherwise Normal.
Lardon me. he said bending for
ward and speaking to the young wom
an in the seat facing him.
nie if I seem to be staring
an impolite manner
tel! me I have an affection of
sclerotic nerve that may give others
the Impression that 1 am looking at
them."
. T , . . ...
train rolled on
' fo ^aze .-'eadfastly at he r
his evel| d would droop
Sometimes a flicker of a smii- .
»bout his lips ,\r last she asked
"Is it your sclerotic nerve that
affected'
"Ves."
,he scl?ro,i ''
"Pardon
a' you in*
My physicians
i ne
He con'inued
Somcime*
kno ' Tigly.
r *Pt
ii
only
un
he answered readily
■ Ah " s!ie said, with a sigh of re
lief. "I had formed the
impre«s!on
| that the rest of your nerve wa
affected "
__
Knew Him of Old
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a
"Here is an article In the paper"
observed Mrs, FiJJlt. "on th» 'Greatest
Robber in Modern Times'"
Ah" commented Mr pi hi,
the i-ernan making his soring
nouncement»" P *
J
'
Is
1 '--
Her Sacrifice.
"1 have given un »min» h
dur ng 1 . nt " said Mits Hn , f b . f * nana *
A t « r' ml s I
!-v~;^Tw szau'S. cr.
sacrifice to your conscience."
"Well." she said, as her conscience
put on a few extra twinges, "to be
honest about it. I never did like
f
I
an
ban
Smith (in the background. -Your
Bister always shows good taste in hsr
bats.
anas
Sagacious Sister.
Brown (also In the background)—
x, i*ss£**
«Tir-*- *■» - -«■
i
yj A
HER
EXTRAVAGANCE
CLVRA DEACON
B i
I: . art i -o.ik hrr •> i .• daily
:lul ions gltc.-r of piste glass b>
meat'« >1 which ihr depaiiaiem at.ire
o Impies« h-> passer by
loitered no matr.-i ho» llrrd «he waa
to ga ' • and a dm I re
Hue mot n : t •> .«hr »ent pis 'tie
ci» 'hr ■ 1 . iv had ehang'd
ti'gh' IV M'na 'his
Mina
>o ch
•l! ' ill*
\\ O
.v .»rit
OVr'
tb!n«i
and t ii i t î*h-' pr**.»- ,, vly mun( l»« Uu'k
2n»i ip ch«»rtt* bur&ii!i8 In hosier% tti.i
•hli ' Wn!« k: oiN
DMie lîollars h x\
permits at** ini portant
s im.ccr had begun
to
III»
NM :.i s
Kor
•'»'k .».»< s :it»gnph*T
■■Lorrly'
l hern
most
Mina though'
« as 'he
rtgh' before her
beautiful dress -li had v -r
h'ack tai
seen —
» S i hi
1 ac\;.ecl«Wl
Mina bad always hoped soma
dre'S like
She h- ' 1 her loealh peering for
M.rc tills legend:
dov n ti- Tw enty tune
I> mlgh- us well have been
Min« though'
ver (h.n black silk
l*ts twinkling on It hi
day to lie able to
this
■nr
the i.tg
"Market
which
do'
$
r:gh>. \> hen she wen' , k the
b'ack gc.wn u as silli In
Sh. weir home thinking alumt tt.
Horn- or Mina was a litt!" new house
on a new street, w h re sh ' lived with
her uncle and aunt Th v u re old,
«nd »ere trying to pay for their house,
lud half of wha' Mlm arned went o
them each Ramr.h.v rogj.
hi 'he face of 'his the $21» dress was
âlioge.h r absurd for Mina Yet that
tugh.' h-> dreamed ahou' 1'
\ \ morning the gown was s til in
th" Indow and the n> xi morning .md
Cl. n \ night Mtpa suddenly thought
the m:gh< as weil take a eh s- r took
h. r beanti
*n
lt
Miss v
i! gow n
-XpHf il! * d »
»man
•h ir:*u
- aand
ne du
•V
couldn't h.t.
.j
.-oci.i I
for ar.%
dinner
Via i*4
o'* h dauci
h^arT i-5*t.*red
or
J :m look It th*» qmil
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Presently Her Head Fell Back Again*»
the Cushion*
Ity o' ■ fi
ni. i a. its just
Wouldn't you I!k,
W I! make any a t-ra
your size, you se"
to try i' on?
lion without charge—'
Il the »ihd Mina cocgvntvd to *ry
on the gown It flti* h! perfectly and
Miss Myers and th * fitter u*n' into
rapTuree ov»r the effect
■he scarcely dared to look
young adlance in *he glas«
&« If she food in th
realization of all
tempted beyond
promised to rail for the d-e*« th»- n*»xt
night and pay for It
As for Mina
at her
She felt
prescii. , of 'he
her dreams and.
h-r streng, h she
She went home In a dream
morning she drew 129 out of th
Ings '.Vhen she did 'hat abe b.gun
sober up from her intoxication
»29 made a big hole In her little fund
She was rather miserable all day Her
heart was very heavy as sh, paid over
her money and took 'he big gray paste
board box which «he dared not have
sent to the house lest Aunt J11 discover !
Next
SHV
to
That
all
When ah« reacheu home Aunt Ju
was In the back yard gossiping
neighbor, and she was able to
«lair, with her burden
rrr
of her closet, where she knew Aunt Ju
would not be apt to see It Th. n she
bathed h»r face and hand* and went
down to supper Hut Rh» could not
eat And so overcharg»d with
was she that she suddenly began to
pr, ** eT,,1 - v ' ir,1 ' lrt "P ,r > '"ftrs
1 Mi K "° UU T »akus *>*ve!" ,-g.
c ' almed *"«•» Ju, half rising from her
»T Hn,i ' Ur,,n « ar7 ° ss *' h ' >r -Icce.
« -
Bllt Mlna collId
i.be was £ed and
goto pad
with a
get up
uneecn Hhe
«million
Hho said
guessed she'd better
Once In bed she cried Her
conscience oppressed her She had
wasted $2a of hard-earned, hard-saved
money for a dress she would never
have a chance to wear She did no»
a ' al " the n.x, three
'
There came
a Sunday when Uncle
Jf*"' #ol, ® ,t f d , tha loan of a neighbor's
i
iR= jt =5
,It was hot August w^sther. nn «h*
look the ho* tbal held her dress down
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li«l it be
ifi
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jn fb-» .|lr*S
p.ir.t•: ri. f ui ritio'A it vi
can.. <i
oo*» u* joy
rpcun«'II**l li**r r «» hfp
lh** !l • wl'h tu
The pi *•»&*•: ."♦* -ht t®if
\ \ »V Ig.lll* '
r rri* -v
aii-> tod immsI iia.l strut' 'd to
trip she sat do» U be
Hut her
he: lean's o
lot. :hr iiilrioi *i'h i lunik
l h • piei lire h I he
1*: scutl;. hrr
Itie emilnuu.
T!ie
She w* nt ip
eyes a, i e often. v
mi: tor th.iu h- :> i»k
head 'ell buck .glllls
dlf ngot io »ui.',. mirror
bo 'k fril iront her hand.
•riibl»
by
Silo v. as ae ak> n m.
a
1 hrn i h ii.d d/. ■ I lo-r by th*
ik h I unit! her rye»
Uld
1 : be
0lU>*
sho iid' i and sh.
tl.'« .pen
^ ir l**d
She - mu
ih- : n o i
fttraM m*
loiigHd tu a svoniiti ::i a U;m«>tu>
"MitiH* Mina
and
(iO
Ki cry
!i. lake and the babi »
sh
'.tying
the doctor
j»ei
S g. U" '
got ii - colic
She lairH pu! ''I V oui ol 'ha
chair
"Hurry' Hun' 1 ve g..o to go right
back to the baby has aw'iil sick
Mina, without aioiipliu to ih'.r.k,
caugiu up the train of tier gown'and
ran Hr Killen Uve.l round the corner
and he was it.. do,'or within lut
tueillati) r«'ach
I >h. doctor,' she pan', «1 Mrs Mc
Guires baby is slek \nd then she
paused, for the ui ui who had swung
round In the doctor's revolving chair
from the doctor'« desk wa- not 'lie
doctor himself, but a younger '■(ter
looking man who star-.t in
ment al this charming «.'.or
What s
Mil
this?" h" dem Hide '
-hri; Ling, sudd»'
v »r of
h»»r hare n<vk and in « md h»»r ti «II
inn dr
i:i' *r»*d oh* ti
tl, .
in > ia
And • ni n»
\.T sh>.' did
■in l • • n : ■ -iid
m dlfin. vase,
hat
•nd * »him*.4 ::
her before sin
III
ont t »! rio» lt»s.r
iiert*: Wait'
knov»
h t \ *-* tt. sh. » .X T! ;
lin ëtild hr ibdU-ly 'l
they II v
h-r
You'll
Tlu v walk-.! ba<k
Mc(inir»*'s Mina ver;
scion?» hat It i-> rjult»» unusual ft>r a
vouug woman •<> appear in evening
dress if !w. » o'clock in 'h aft* noun.
H.t Th»* n • a ! • •»! sf'iiufil neither to
ik»H. • M*»r the dr ts .is rui a- he
could
Mrs Midruire
th- squirming
baby in her arms
"Oh. doctor.'' h — said
bad off—** And Th»
la with * he doctor, M'na
Defnl you.'
So Mtiia weir in. and tor th»* space
of half an hour th»* ^rav- new doe*or
k* pt her hus>. :»»r îtr Th** baby içr* w
wors** Mrs MetJuiie Ins* her wl*.
tlrely. and acted as badly as any dis*
iraoTed Irish woman ma> ac* under
surii elrcumsran»* s Wh*»ti at asT the
'o^erher to Mrs.
sihmr .nd »• »n
ith
i ii n i* * riniiing out
w rithing
t»l .*• fa« - * d
h*that
Mlu.i » 'oiuo
Maybe we'll
••li
paroxysms censed und fh»* npdl.-lne
wrt^ T U lie taking effe»" Mrs \lc
am. to h rs* ! ' and the first
thing she noticed was MlnaV dr*-*
"Well, now." «he *h id.
li';
: ria' - g. and
ain't n. doctor Just h-autiful?
look like you wa.s dress-d lot a party
or a weddin' I 11.1 n't knot
You
you hail
BUfh grand clothcF. • i\ »!• at
you wcarin* 'em Lefor»*."
"And you
Mina
She lold : ii—n:
I uevi r
HI
a*, in " said
II.-V":
#
°;
she value to
earing the dress at that time
new dodo lis • end
and watched tie- as he llst'-m-d
>o'b tic
he
th* day
Th..
Mid
ROlllet hing se- uie-d to grow ln his (a.n
that would have pleased
an> woman
to s**e
Ar soon a« they would let h**r. Mina
flew home and got out of lh»
dresh and Into a «hin waist
thinking and wondering about
had
Chin* in
black
Hh*- sat
what
hen M : a M» i*ulre
..
napp«i:t»<l.
"Mi iinui'i. come and th- .-hlldreu
she .aid, "and the baby s
p.-a — r ul
I >1,
but he's, a grand doc'or
asieej
a young fellow Ju»- gtar'lng in
you know, and old In
him in -harg
mli ol
Killer. *► took
And th»- ua> b< ad
I'm
>0..
an old
iimirled
u .' d«ar. and I ran j .-nd rb*«e
won.in,
ttfti 11 kt- a br>ok
Twa. loy. ..t hr*t
alghl Mina and the dres. did it
a fine dress It Is
beautiful in ll You'll make ac elegant
bride for *he young doctor, mv dear "
And Mina did
Its
And you looked
f °; •- —
offer recruit* such Inducement«
those set forth In the Times .,1
teniher 26 IK.n Tl.o». w ill!,,*; . «dn
the light dragoons me Inform'd ihal
bora«* in the
four pay and privilege* are «qua!
t »'* '-«••'*«" »
">.pee,ed
r;,: 1
Allurement* for Recruit,
Mr llaldaic
S, p '
as
tin*»
tiM»iint*-o on th*
finest
oriel, with »up«*rt. **lc»th
Int; aii*i the richoHf
Arrout^r
r»t h;
*
in
y ou arc every
del)
„
your
admired by th< 'air.
together with the .(ini,,,
« "'Hur swll. he.i to a binon, .
brushing wlt.fa a rich heiress,
thp " l " ia,lon * r "lj' envlabh
* ira h ,f ' Young men out of employ
" 1 *' nl or otherwise niienrufortnlile;
T, '* , re Is a tide In the affairs of mo*
whl, 'h. 'f 'aken at th.- flood, leads to
^^^^0^ "LY x> "^ n '?: i ;"^ i ; P ' ,,X
nd ° n
you ar*
nf
blow or
render
and de
.
a magazine article -]
•ays the man with the thick eyeglass
... Uiat th. sclent...,, are grtt.ug Z
germs of hog cholera from plgi.n* ••
Tve always argued that the Chi
nese exclusion law should
strictly enforced. 11
A Yellow Peril.
'T uotlcad In
he more
.. . . "AY" Ihe man with
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:i»HHIt tl.
<• "tnirif
b«
B- .
■I'.t'.y
-4* 111*
whol» 1 * I»' if ;»(•••
How « » «a i* [% *.t
..f tl.
Tho |»*«V.-,
»I r!\ elly a
■ ; • p I a I *• f h -
• tng
To t.
t *■••.". grow
H«
J >*•' i • si».
*• ' Unif Mg
P* >ple
i«1
'.'.IfJA of
urk'
How
now «•!»(>«
b«
inerr\ h.
o it n::* .
upon his
-• -»Ml
with
To thl' of h 11 tr «h-lvei that
f 1 • ' ! » f g .1 • • i i»<
Woe tt ! g.f(g
now «ire
•Tl.*»
.»•iHncholv .*. *.
blit«
un hour f .i
w I»*f rv
# corn*»'* -4J «rs«
tl;.
i*..
Th
*mr*l pi., wtfh
o
1" blow
4 fill
fel. (,
B I I
uintii« fo
Tt.
»nd th.
'î !f* not > * 1 m(
»Uy»
Hut,
nr*»
brothf
rti
the - î.J. r
u* ••In
dripping frrjm
Muiic.
1 late Mr Siutkespenre said «
»C •
Do music in hi* soul
by concord of •
■lue
man who h.t*
tie v-d
• et soundB
In Ills day and Mme Mr Sl,ake^|M.«r..
wa* doubtlcMB rijçhr
ShakeHf)» ai
campaign band
Mr
h**ai«l m
never
•N< bannered
ug llri
«•or net pluyers
filled with t n ba and
ever rolled through th«*
nt r©et« of Mr.
Shakespeare* town playing by nii ,
of i h n inti while th. banners exhorted
the terrified i,ear«i« to vote for the
people a friend
Sa rd ne ir ctustry,
Th- sardine Industry give* employ
oirr" In the Hpanlsli port of Vigo to
l.i.uoc.i people, of whom k.nofl are wom
en The
wag.-» of (he men range Irons
80 cent, to $ J * day and of the women
from 2f. to .1:, cent.
The value of the
preserved sardines exported lost year
«as 82.208.S00
Very Pro«y.
Plot Brand'r Matthews of Colony
bla. in one of his brilliant addresses
i£ïïïï draro " •" d
an
proflatc dramat 1st:
He It whh I mu Mtiro, who lu hi*
» 01 ' th on being ask»d In examina
tion wlmt Shakespeare meant by the
phrn*« 1
f€*ply
'«»•riiioiJF It) HtOtlf»«,'
wrote» la
** t««*n panslLK by h
Ton may ]«arn the
dale-;
tornhstime.
name and Hi*
"1 birth and death of the de
paried one, and ulao.
script'. n.
from the In
moral lesson
life Walking
along a road. yon may see from tlie
n.lles'i.iies the number of mile* to
the nearest towns and thus acquire
geographical Information
» valuable
or her
fr«» rr
bfi«
Heaps of
Stones by the roadside Indicate that
repairs are to take
inculcate
place, and so
a lesson In neatness. 1 "
Mirrors Used to Reflect
In continental
Street.
towns one frequently
I»' 1 « 1 ' a mirror at the side ot a window
I 110 Placed that people In Die
he , , ,, 1 m ine
down th. th '"' ln ,h *
ÏÏ* of Kn^uh
1 ' English
room may
view up or
In some bygone perl
street architecture It
»as customary to bay almost all 'he
w ndowg at U*ajil wnoiigh
Pccnpam* of the houses to look along
the streets - Craftsman
to enable the

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