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INGALE DID NOT hlARTlY.

Why Florence Nightingale did not

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ters to her friends and entries in her diary. The name ofthe man who made such un impression on her heart that she halbrepented her choice ot a single life is not given, Ha is spoken ot as "the stranger." For some years be pressed his suit. Friends thought marriage with h\im promised every happiness, and by many it “might have been' called brilliant." Florence herself, says her biographer, was strongly drawn to her admirer. She had not come to this state of mind in hasty inclination. She was on her guard against any such temptation, Many years before in a letter to her “brother Jonathan" as she called Miss Hilary Bonham Carter," She had written:

"It strikes me that in all the most

unworldly poetry (both prose and verse) lu passion qu'on appelle incli~ nation is treated in a very extraordi- nary way. When one finds a com- parative stranger becoming all of a sudden more essential to one than ont-.'s fumily (via llattery, in general, of one sort or smother), one is con-

exumine they would not find (what- ever it may ripen to afterwards) this

is the stranger’s admiration (and I suppose everybody has been suscept- ible at one time of their lives) hav- ing more etlect upon one than one’s family." '

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the biographer, “the stranger's ad- miration had stood the test. She fclt drawn to him, not by vanity or self-love, but because sh\e admired his talents and beacuse the more she saw of him the greater pleasure she did find in his society. 'She leaned more and more upon his sympathy. Yet, when the proposal first came she re- fused it; and when it was renewed she persisted.”

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31 859310," SRYS her biographer:

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geration of my present life without; h0De of another would be i»;i1;01ernb1e to me. Voluntariiy to put. it out of my Power ever to be able to seize the chance of forming for myself a ti-no

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Miss Nightingale wanted to make

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l HEAD OFFICE ' '

Summerside Prince Edward Island

Neil McQuarrie K. C, R. E. Johnston. B. W. Tanton,

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Frank F. Tuplin, Chairman

Percy W. Turner

Hon

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OFFICERS

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THE F OXES

' $500,000.00

$275,000.00 S l00.00 li ll5.000.00

_ 60,000.00

President Vice President

Secy=Treas1frer

_Iolm _I Gallant

_ H. H. Ross. V. S,

Royal Bank of Canada C Canadian Bank of Commerce

This Company hasten pair of pure bred Island Silver Black Foxes-I-ive pairs of which are tested breeders. They are made up of siir pairs of Dalton bred stock, three pairs of

Frank F. Tuplin stock and one pair of Gordon Tuplin stock. Among those foxes is the whole stock of the Rosemont Company which paid such extraordinary dividends last year.

THE RANCH

erally regarded as the most wealthy for foxes, The keeper’s house and other buildings adjoin the ranch.

The Company’s Ran ch is situated at Mount Carmel and within_ an hours drive from Summ_erside. It will bein charge of Mr. John J. Gallant and an assistant and under the

direct supervision of Mr, Frank F. Tuplin the Chairman of Directors, who himself is a large shareholder in the Compar.y.There is telephone communications between the ranch and Mr. Tuplin’s office so that he will atall times be in touch with the Ranch keeper. The Ranch is situated on the South side of ten acres of s ru t '

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COST OF RANCHING

The Ranching will bc done at cost which experience shows should not exceed one to two_per cent of the revenue_,With ten pairs of foxes fi ' f h' h d b de' s

this Company should be able to produce good dividends for its shareholders. One investor after looking over other propositions has lately investdlde péilgcioowwifh this Ctootrifianyie r ’

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f a. W.

Tanton, Esq, ~ 1

Secretary Treasurer, C. S; B. Fox Co `

Summerslde, P. E. I.

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