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-l,li!\.1‘," tl'Av»ll_~_ln divers pans with divers persons." This is par- ticularly true of the Hon. Alfred lbyttolton, Colonial Secretary. Sport, lowland’ politics !iave\ull disputed W! ll°ll°lllvu-of the _Colonial Secre- tary. In each department- he .hash » achieved s reirvf-stionsbut itremaias l to bo seen whether his success at lP°lTl'_l.lld-_ln law-wili‘bo carried on.

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wins iivlitlcsllv. and so is mn. Lyt- tolton. The qualities that make for suoesss in sport are not always avail. able in politics. One makes a de- _ mand upon the physical mainly, the other isunentsi. One is seen, the oth- er is unseen. Watch him for a mg- ment in the House of Commons, and it is the" keen eyes. .the alert mouli- lty, _the athletic presence. rather than the evidences of outstanding statssmsnship, that will appeal to you. Yolrencounter the atmosphero 0! Wi, llmrtsnmn, and not the per- vasivansss' of political greatness. There is one feature of his varied ea- reer that is full of interest. It is the casa with which fame' has come to him- In lport he was s success from the first. and undoubtedly this mi- tisl success has played its part in each successive triumph. l Just the

Lyttelton contribution to Eton.

Eight brothers played in the cricket eleven. During the schoolboy period

a tra lc scene occurred in mer

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telton's drawing-room.

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One of the younger scions ol,-the

famous house- entered the room in an agony of grief and shame and 'told

_of tho downfall of Alfred. '

"I novor should have thought ho

could have done it," groaned tlic'bl0y.

"Why, what has he done? Tell me

quickly," demanded the mother.

"Donc? Why ho ran out to u beast-

ly slow, and got stumped."

,During his cricket curccr, however,

he made ample atonement for this mistake. Fcai'lcssness is one of his most prominent characteristics. This quality never deserts him-oi/on in Pariiament.~' It was during one of those strenuous matches with Aus- tralia in 1884. that this truit was seen at its best value, Thu colonials were,pl_llng up a hugo score. All the bowlers had failed to stay its pro- gress, and it was left. to Mr. Lyttvl- ton's ingenuity to concolvc a niothod of disposing of them. During ull risks, he put himself on to liowl slow uriderhands; and' he soon had tho satisfaction of sci-.ing the kanga-1 roo’s tail wlig, for' he disposed of, four men for only 19 runs. At the bar, to which he was called in 1881,

===== GROWING UP

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ter with the child thatfails to grow up.. A child rim grows uptqo much, however, without proper filling out of' flesh, is almost as badly off. Nothing willllielp these pale,_ thin “weedy” children like Scottfs Emulsion. It supplies the rounding out of flesh and

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OILLETTS is used by IM bl!! blbrllsd

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OILLETI' 'S costa no men than the Inferior

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V Mothers of young girls at this period of life, or the girl herself, are r earnestly invited to write Mrs. Pinkham for advice: all such let

ters are strictly confidential; she has guided in a motherly way , thousands of young women ; her advice is free and cheerfully given. L,

School days are danger days for American girls. Often physical collapse follows and it ‘ lf,

takes yours to recover the lost vitality. Sometimes it is ncvcr 1'cco\°ercd. Perhaps they are 'iff

not over-cai'cful about keeping their feet! dry; tlii-nugli ciirolcssiivss in this respect tho monthly, .

sickness is usually rendered very severe. 'l‘licn lwgiii uiliiioiits whiuli should be icinovcd at one I _or they will produce constant sufi`ci'iiig. Ilcufliu-lu-, f.iiiilii<>.<.<, sliglit wi-iigxo, puiii.< in the buck :mil ‘

louis, _ii'rc_gula1'1ty, loss of sleep unc-l iippctitu, ii tviifli-ii<~_\' lo uvoiii tliv soviolsy of otlit-rs, are symptoms ' all uidicating' that the organs that iiiiike her u woiiiiiii in-wi iiuiiictliuio uiu-iitioii. I , I ».

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has helped many a yolliig girl over this vi-iiicul period. \\ itli il. ilivy liuvo gone tlirougli tlioir trials with

gglérugs z;Ixi;ldsz;£e`tyéa1H;ith rits proper use the young girl is sufo from the peculiar dangers of school yours

P D y vioumnhood.

ua/ A Young Chicago (llrl H Studied Too Hard." u _

Dinan Mus Pinxnma Iwish to tl k 1 '

benefit I have received through the usehilill Ly(illla‘Il-i.tl"ll|;]lfl,I;|‘:l|’g Vegetable Compound and Liver Pills. lVlien I was about 17 ears old I suddenly seemed to lose m usual good licnltli and vitalit

_` atherbsaid I studied too hard, but the doctor thought difforeiit iinyd

rcscri ed tonlcs which I took b the :rt with t l' 1. R d. "8 °n° d“Y in mf; P11 51' 01 Ml'B~ lllllkhllllllllil eat lyirehe :liid fliitlmn me 9YHIléJtoms descrllmd answered mine Igrdeclded I'wouhl glvi Lydia . Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound a trial. I did not ' 33;? Wigd W il-wllloff-or; I bought it uivsolf and took it according

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plll01'0- - lima E. Sixcnius., 17 E. 22d St., Chicago, Ill.

Miss Pratt Unable to Attend School

"Dunn Mus. I‘i:~'iciiAsr:»-'I for-I it my duty to tell all young

woinon how liiurli Lydia. E. l‘iiikliiul|’5 \v<iiid¢~.rIul _vegotablo Compound has done for nie. 1 \\.i_s voiiiple-tel run down, unable to attend school, and did not euro lor any kiiiil ofysocloty, but now I fccl like n iiowlperson, und limo gniiiud seven pounds of flesh in three months. ruzroiiiliieuil it to :ill youiig woiiioii who suffer from female weakness."-Miss Anna I’i:.n“r, Llolly, Mich.

'Tholisands of such testimonials prove that Lydia E. Pink

hnm’s Vegetable Compound is the one suro remedy t/0 be rolled upon nt this important parloll in ii young glr 's life. Look for tho liottlewith Lydia E. I’inkhu|.|:\’s taco ou lt, and accept no other.

FORFEIT if we cannot forthwith produce the orlgliiai lottri-is and signatures of

above tes imouials, which will prove their nlnuiliito guiiuinoiicss.

Lydia li. Plukhnui Mod. Co., Lynn, Mass.

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lie found iiiatturs completely easy for,

- hirrg Directly he wuiy called he was

known, Tlicro was no need atc nsk whence cometh hc, for all tho world had noted his prowess in foothull, lcnilis and cricket. lloviling for Sir I-Ienry James gave him n llooll slurt, and in 1849 he was appointcd itu- 'cordcr of Hereford, whilst a your later he secured the liccordvrship ol, Oxford. After 19 years' service he took "slik." _

-w|,“'°‘ His Uratoi-lonl~Msthods. ' He is not a brilliant lawyer, but he

is sound, and quite a capable speak- er. It is said that niuuy know how to plcusc, but know not when they have ceased to give pleasure. This is true of Mr. Lyttclton’s oratoricul methods both at the bm' and in the I-Iouso of Commons. He never leads -people to a conclusion and permits them to draw it for thcmsclvos. At least, in' one historical investigation -_tho Parnell Coiiiiiiission-he wus given e, i'ull_0pportunity of display- ing his readiness of tact. That he was eminently successful I do not propose to admit, for it was a strug- gle Wharo qualities of iniiid Were 110-

mnnded which ho did not possess.

Then came his passage to West- minster. Whut u. horde oi |Parlia-, msntary candidates tho bar furnish-. od. Wlicn Mr. Speaker Peel retired from the representation of Warwick, Mr. Lyttclton was returned as thc Unionist meiuhcr. This looked strange considering his distinctly Liberal leanings. It. was the homo rule is- sue, an issue which set all family traditions at naught, that led him to embark upon tho political ocean

in the Unionist boat.

At Westminster he is only 'an co-

casional contributor to the debates. for he understands that the I-louse of Commons hates to be lccturcd`.~ Out- side the House his speeches are per- suasive and suggestive. During thc etorm and stress of argiiinmitativo battle he is iiiclinod to on irrituhil- ity of tcinpcrnini-lit tliiit lends liini to impctuous ri-.tort und taunting sneer. But in tlio onlin of lvgislutionl he adopts tho twin role of lawyer and lup;islntor. Ono is afraid tliiit what was suid of Coliiinlnis can nov- f»r be and or in-_ Lytu-lion. "'1‘hc in- gtinet of an unknown coiitincnt burn-

cd in him." ‘

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'l‘hcre cannot be a question, says

The London Argus, as to the ullillllll. man, bcliig ublc to cmlure ull classes

uniinnl. 'l`a.ke for endurance the Wies- tun walk in 1879, 1,977 consecutive miles in 1,000 consecutive hours. 'l‘lion Gale, in 1877, wulkcd 4,000 half-miles in 4,000 consecutive por- iods of ten minutes. And in thclast century a man called Powell run from London to York and baék in 140 hours. The camel can bout this, ‘of course, but then it fills its tnnk with wutcr and stnihs its hump with nutrition before starting. 'The bump fades away as ,tho journey goes on- ward. ’l`hcn conics the reiiidocr; it can draw 200 pounds 120 milos in 12 hours. And thero are extraordinary stories told in Sweden and Scotlitnd | of feats of endurance bv the door

lllloul tho Shapes. ` Mr. Balfsw Palms Minister off

tho champion » golfers or England, and did more to popularizo the game abroad than any other person. He let the fashion He`is also an ex

tors used to sw that persons who ‘ slept long slept their brains aww.

ness men of_New York saws he neverv wants more. than three hours ~,of sound sloup.', ' ,

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