a

more, the" iiiitiiiyiil reeoprpes: or _c8Il8(I8 881i‘- llland is by fan theflnost. important, the value a _ ‘crops alone being-four times as great in 1919 t of\all other "raw products of mines, ﬁsheries sts combined, i l " _ c ada has a lanfiarea o!'2,306,502;400 acres, bliylouslyt much of this is not adapted for culti- l?‘ _ W ilhotlt taking into consideration forest or awn lund_ much of which yv-ill ultimately be tilled, nor _-llll8Xpi()l‘€(I northern areas," there remain at least '300,0IIO.(IOII acres available for agricultural development". . '- " . ~' ' For the mun who intends to farm there is a vast area in private ownership, a large proportion of whichis of necessity unoccupied and available for sale at reasonable prices." The prospective purchaser who relies upon his own sources of information" may, however, ﬁnd it moreor less difficult to- obtain a knowledge of lunds for sale suitable to his means and requirements. This difficulty is now to a large extent overcunlt} by the publication by the Depart- ment of the Interior of lists of unoccupied lands for sale in the Prairie. and Maritime Provinces. . t ._ ' These lists, us a rule, give a short description of the land. its loention ,the price at which it is held for slale and the nnine and address of the owner. The great value of’ such information is that it places the intending purt-hnser directly in touch with those who. for oni- l'l'il.—il)n or another. have been unable to cultivate their holdings and who, therefore, are of- ten Willing to sell at inviting prices. I *1» We hnve just received a copy of the list of un- occupied lzllltls in Prince Edward Island and the " uantity !'l\"t‘t_l is a revelation. .In Prince ounty none there are nearly 14,000 acres, nearly 121ml» in Queens County and over 12,000 in Kings," 'l‘he loesition of the land, that is, the lot or township in which it is situated and the owner of the land zini-l Iii. uddress are all given in the _list..The list. ‘would I.--.- invaluable to any one contemplating the PIXYCII;I>;I' ot‘ .~i farm and may be had on applica- tion to" 'l"tie Nntural- Resources Intelligence Branch, Department of the InteriomOttawa. u n Y 11mm: ls culjruilsiu 1f ~ ‘ ‘ r ,_ It i~= not pleasant to be continuously ﬁnding ieult, to he continuously criticizing and our readers are prolutl-l); Z-Iri weary of the present political con- troversy ns vi i» nre. Nevertheless the wrongs which we have 3~u yPP-I uentlyl pointed out exist and so long as they exist i". irere the worst kind of folly and rin- justice to t-itreetit them as if there were no remedy. Our political opponents claim there is no dissatisfac- tion; that t vi>ijvliiidy is satisﬁed except the Guardian jautd a-feiv tlise-rtintled and disappointed office seek- ers and nigitzilitrs. They know differently; they know thnt \.l.‘l'_\' serious dissatisfaction exists; they knew moreover that there are good and _ sufficient causes loi- its existence and they know that as long as these (‘JIIISIJF continue so long will the dissatis- faction illlti the indignation continue.

Our [Jetlplit are reasonable; they are reasonable in their objection to the excessive taxes imposed by ltheBell government in straight contradiction of their pre-c-Iet-tion promises; taxes which are far in excess ol’ the requirements of -the province and a

i large prtlllorlliln of which will be absorbed in paying

new ‘Officials; they are reasonable in their indigna- tion over the hnndicaps placed upon small school districts illltl over many other sins of omission and commission which ‘have found voice not only in the Guardian but iitulmost every household in the pro- vince. I . , It is little use following up the controversy. ‘What the people ure now looking for is redress ‘from the evils eonuilniiied of and until such redress is uaranlot-il, either by the resignation ofithe govern- Hmentgol- by i‘ ggnzlriahtee thatredress‘ will be provi- ded, there t-nn he no political peace or truce or 'ar-' mistilce. The indignation throughout the province is being intensiIn-il by the very means the government isadoptinp" to nllny it. The people are demanding a settlement ui-ul nothing is ever settled until it is settled riullt. ' l-i v ’ ‘ ' I‘.\ lhllEltiw" TAXES c The PJIFIIIII insinuates that in the “concrete case’_’ quoti-il Irv tlhe Guardian, that of the farmer who TGCPIVHI n hill for $80 income tax" for -19~'19, “that the (illi-ll‘tiiizl.l’l and the fﬂrmer have mixed up theiprovinciul nnd the federal taxation and it is the heaviness ot‘ the hitter that has caused the farmer to beldiscotirntyeil." The Guardian-published the farm- er's story us ill‘ gave it, hewas no mythical caller; we gave his nnine and address and" the Patriot may communii-nii- \\"Il‘h him and get the. facts direct from himself. Anil the Patriot may then give its readers ﬂhB'~infOl'll|I-Il.lIilI nt ﬁrst hand. This will save guess- ing and insinuating. i . c rwo nrvlslous _ ' ' .'-‘I sue only two divisions of our people, only-tw cia in this country. I see on the one hand those oholil .-~'l('i-l4i_\', who walk ﬁrmly in tlhe middle of e road, who learn from experience, who believe in iildusttyaittl ordered liberty, who still have faith in 520d old British institutions and British-principles

at have ITIIIIIP us what we" are. On theother side, Pseethose who have given way to prejudice. to class consciousness, to a passion for change and ex- periment, -w’hose minds are occu ied In nurturing s cion and hostility against-ct or classes-of» the a e-Premer Melghen. "' ‘ ' - fr " I

n a git

Tuxeifv" , _ , lbllowergflfiulne bu! ﬁlly, Who ‘vr

i "I i 4 lender/of the. " ” ' nnicxusl i ' lilnsitq t‘ , P‘

. r __ _ A it Ilene! II Ipuch e

neither gbey hlpcommaudu nor ro- ggrd his precepts. The very

mend Issued by hIm as leader of the party was that they "contest t-"ciloiiiij- vuliqtlieit It $6,: fcen of Ignoring their leader, or "one of the wiser sense; ,9! selbpfeslﬂrvﬂ- tion, linot exactly ‘apparent The one thing Is certain, thatiiiu Col- cliester ‘or loin they than _ not‘ emulated l-IIQWLIBII! Brlllde Ill NIB. "laeaf"rlieli'-is not Io reason why. Theirs but to do and tile." and dew plte their leaders command Ihehi- bcrals have adopted the motto of

oppose the Hon. FuB. McCurdy. Minister of Public Works...

But they are not without more or loss of the characteristic brav» rry of Liberalism. They will not take chances against heavy odds to cntlangar their’ own skins. but they dearly love a light, from a dls- ttinco. and are quite Willing Io see mmq other dig, gerallclglug. And

farmers or labor or whoever else Iswllllng to face Ihe_muslc, with iin IIII; sﬂortiol trien- "gambling _lI1- itincls at play, except that tliey will not risk to put up the..sIakc|_ In I-hlu ease Mr. Gilbert N_ Allan. M_'P:P., i; former supporter of Pre- ‘mier Murray, iliutl‘ now" o"! the Unl- ted Farmers, scores them unmet- clfully for making‘ tlloNovb Sco- Jln farmers a cats-paw"'ln which sec-s “Murraylsm allied to Ottawa Liberalism ‘which congratulated Murraylsm on the defeat o! ‘the farmers of Nova Sculls." '

Mr. Allan, who Is a typical fur- mrrs representative, described Murrayisnl as "made up of coer- cion, conflscailoll... cheap parish politics and contemptlble wlro ilulllng." - This Phlberul party In Novuﬁcotln fought us, and when

wcnmdc was, not laronojlnccd. hlrz-lrrtl. rlelrunii xiii: uiisxeiizlc- King joined» Mp Murray land “the Morning lChronlc-le In dubllallng ovrr our non-success" He said. "the Liberal purtyds" ulillcr the- Illrdlzc of their lender, Mr. Mac- Kenzle King to oppose Mr. ‘McCur- y, Then wliy should m}. Ferm-

Iqiiii in an

eurlloetind eofur the only com- I

every constituency In the bye-ela-

“sefety first“ and decided not In '

at) they stand buck Ihullolng the‘

as ii, general resultvtbefheadwuy

Newly Arrlviyl ‘VI-sluts’ “bu! Iguana“ 5"i-~<.t‘i‘~"1 i» QIMIMI . * '"

‘VIIIIB U10 Iii-lee bu not ten ell the customs of bcrnlutlvp country. abs In very-welcome In" _'our country. Upon bor ' ' hon “she created loin". excitement gby liliisliig. some or mii husband's cou- ueiiiiun" make... Bum um not mp her long m discover the. unconven- iIIonllIIy of. that pracllco. ebi uovv refuses to klls In! one but flier-husband. ." ‘I

School ‘Ptbyolcbl. Tmlnluq

_»,.

‘ itvmcouivor. Province)

. . rt t Physical ueInIng "u part of the school curriculum In vzomlllg to’ be recognized In some u! the" more pro- (zrcsslve statue of the Amcricin Un- lonsatrof equal Importance with a

good grounding In the elementnrlos -

ol‘ education. Four years ago New

"York State pissed aicompulsory = "physical education law Jvblcb r_i- ' qiulros IhalYnilI pupils above eight ' ‘ yours of age ebuIlvundbrggl-as pay. j

or the presculbedﬂcoursa of study.

periods of physical education uv- i

cruglng twenty "minutes a day. This Inw applies to prlvale as Wellies public schools. andkusueclal bud- get has been voted lo take care ol‘ the work, providing for Instruc- ‘lore. medIcil examinations ind’ per- sonal health Instruction. As might "be closeted. the beneﬁt derived from this course" In proportional t9 the interest nndiylhpsthy shown -hy the Ieucherm-but the _total re- sults place the value, ofwlhe sys- tem beyond question. a "

w. WITH 1"?" -

II ulustbe quite pleading Io the Republican lenders In the Slate to leurrrthat Leuine and Trotsky are at one with ‘them In denouncing the League of NatIons_—HamIIton Ho- rold_ i l" I I c ‘ I v ' . ‘ r

_'LIIIUORT INTEREGTS"

.1 . ‘. _- - c

"I_ notice tlial- -_n_-~conlentvvrn,ry clnlme the liquor lutrre§ls are out mi- “Coxqwho are the liquor Inter- nﬂg? jafplnterest In IIquor_I em well alwvu-egbut of liquor Interests Incas darlctdays; I know nothing.- uw YOPK Telegraph.

, .

"m" 'h""""'7".1"ﬂl3,'.“l-'\“ iposallﬂs embiniiimeﬂt on ‘this II t" 0M1; ‘IIHWWI _ '4" "l"? lscorc mt tlfisjfolldwln; ‘article II lhjvlluvmrgilan u fr“! ‘iwi-nieii. 1.31mi: nil bIIlerIc ii - lﬂalleliAi I950". .' "_ 8.9m?! hI-iluui Irbolllbtblilg llxetlis 3h Ovhmllm Well llvllllllvih #9. M’ jwticli llliel civilian; i-ou. or i-iitliee ‘l5! "PW; b" 9! l ‘m!’ -a. dlvlnlnggod that Insiicd of In; mlttee eucouvsgillliternxtlonul rIv_- 1.30m“ mqﬂpregum 5, wnfm- m. §|P!.‘PI“,k§l1,-Il?.1., ' i ‘dictates the EIeeenIIe of various at- i "tributes ssiiieliqnctqlnlc; of s ‘" ‘Iijiimiiii being. ‘ ‘It "I. ii IIIOIO! spiri- hlsts,‘ and according to“ Conan {Doyle Is reco lled u a medium of communion Ion: ' The average ‘human being fyvlll ‘probably’ regard who slderle pendulum despite It: iratber Impressive name u e mere lhIgh-falutln’ "oulja" btiard. Blderlo. =we gather, has rcfercncec to the be- (lllef that the starrllllﬂuodoe human events. rtheory disputed In "Julius ‘Cuesarfiu Lbgqmcfmo cblﬂ words. “The IapItHDqar Brutus If, H“ In the stirs. "". . ' But In oureelventbal we are un- derliligef"; j‘, 1' ; ' I i .l_l‘l ne- aeuslllfullv lvqrkeuwl hr "m. ICQI-lllbll, nisiiiiiiiiieiii-t iim- nbiiiil. iii ‘his may. "heir Brutal." oers and numbersj "of ‘bur mer- We dodlot suppose that‘ IDIPIUI" ‘chants and cItIieIlbini-e" "trying tofu-e more Incllllkd 10' 1111"" ll °“ hnaki Acton the nedtelt, cleanest. Abe stars than nou-.!P|\‘4ll!!!j The? most attractive town "In Onterlon will merely cIhIm to have discov- Won’: you all help? Mike | reno- "cred u new truth In an old super-

voo uuen you ‘fl-Ii voeve

“The gentlemen of the Imports! res: Conference can now make- allownnce for ‘the eminent Bill"!!!- mpn who, coming to the Pulls with the object of putilhg blefeellngs Into verse mould compass only two lluca: ' I , c _ ' "Ob. Nissan! Nllgurel ‘Thou art a staggemr." , -,

" —'I‘oronto Globe.

A dLsAn" ‘rewind;

Iutlon that You vrlflhefebfter cessemtItIbu. ‘that little ell-pl,” habit of drop- ‘ '

ping the "envelopefdf yeug-_,Ie_ttor|,_ _ ‘the wrapplngs of!" yuurpnpere. tbel._ . . _ . . . sempty candy and fljulhbage and l Fmn‘, ltykQfgiqle In nip Strand {those cigarette wrappertron the ‘magailﬂsxlwmJgthpr IIiatthesldier-j streets. Plck up ‘ppcaelonqlly 1c pendulpm, although In existence what thebther fellow drops, endM-n; mum“, w“. ﬂy"; p, mew he'll begin to feel mean and do It .mw,'..a,~,ce_ by m, qygguvsi-Iss of

- An ~'A'nolonl bovlbofy, ..

‘i.,

' himself or not drop It_--<Acfon Freejl-rmarwk.ggp_qqigﬂpg, who, accord-

‘Preis- ilug tithe murmur‘: "n"- '5 "Idr-stlncllto bo.'montloned_ In the one“, 55¢ ininiiint iitni-c wltli that lof tho” propoimder’ of ’ the '0d' Eghenrywagq, it“; discovers of the tX-rnys and radium." If this l!

—--<oc>—'-— uueu vo cumin!‘

(viii-cold Globe.)

‘ The Imperial Press- delegates. true Itbobooves lthlu column to

many of whom are visiting Canada live Mr,‘ Kallenberg a timely‘ flim- loi uni ni-iit nine; .wlll_ '_ ties nie lilo. ‘c plieslrittie iii-inns Is nriivo- country to. advantage ;In- u" season. klngly barrenof detﬂllslvtllh F0‘ o1 bountiful growth ln-"Ievory Pro- gard 1° Ml’. "Klillellllefll. b"! all" vlnce. Thev- have lull-eddy Ira-pull It Is his discoveries, If. they can veiled through‘ the Maritime Pro- be called discoveries and are not VIHCBI sndrqusbec. They-should -incre theories, that are of Interest. be Interested ‘In "l9 “m” l-le dld not Invent the slderlc pcu- ly-tleveloped Industry and Blvlolll- “mum q. can 5e ‘traced. back m lurc of Qnterlmand In the‘ won- he" in. hummus b; “u, Cpl-ya.

prices were ntilllllbll '51: . en. Thin contract. ‘mm; . fIrmjvvould-not re ,1 w“ at

I . (éenllnucrl on ‘P l: g p on " amt, I could not» ‘ u ' l‘ .

mludlgnuat over It. Wbemtno orb‘ coll a meeﬂlll. "'1! I116," p representatives I . ~ u sbouldiourry ﬂmlruig. " l ‘at..."'"-.-::. ."*~'-"~-'-'~ nnc-‘riufrigiouiogib: Align i. Three of i800, ﬂue car-om “Kw/tired on i-‘eiiilzii cg.‘ a ‘rlculnllon exlmlnntloclu.‘ p. ‘°l'i‘.'.’§'.’3;i“.-.}’."i".. .. I ~ County. gone ior coho-hi, “ti? ' one for New’ Ilmnnwick. "' one for Prince Edvvlrd hlu FIRST IYIL QOIIQ » '

- . umr ~ . ~- ~ TRTSG ii: n00 niI-tiior i1 \ i‘ u: . i .‘ - Awarded on If r 1|‘ l able duhlgg lw I- u ma"): ' -‘ Iln been purchased copra“, J Idence for men student; “q ' the Mnlbcdnugl!» I6 y“, r nﬂslgnnwiiztzdn Inn i, " n i‘ taimifihi "inn" . eutagopu must register on h: ", nmdrimis blunt" Wednesday. Ioplgmpc; 1?.’ it

I- _ =. I um looking forward :10 mom . mbetlnll but In futurel wouiul - advise my brother ‘farmers’ to be ' vrlde uvnbo In selecting theclmlr- men, and under no circumstances hlilow the representatives of the district. lb he Present. They have no business M. such places unlesc the are wanted. As r sold before It Is the farmers! meeting-land the farmers’ should conduct It. l _ »l um, Sir. etc.. . . ONE INTERESTEI‘. jCurdIgan, Aug._ 11. I920. M

uni F. Illum- illlts rattles.

i Bin-There appeared In, your paper of yesterday's date a letter signed by "Irarmerj" which l ‘con- sider my duty to answer; The-Ic- cusqtlonl In regard; to a on school luppllu la u: ‘absolute falsehood and as for the personal Ibalnultlung I-IIOYIIQIIIUII u mu" have received their birth Iu- the mlpd of a person who In suffering fi-om uh" lwhilattlck of cheap po- qlale. It has been discovered ‘by Ilcr. Kullenberg that various metals ‘have sexes. Thus golllml; found to be masculine and silver femi- nine, , .. Perhaps the than amallns claim ls that the pendulum acts ~ just the some over u photograph of a person or a scene, over the plc- ‘ m“ lure of a lump of gold or silver, or V , qvei- a letter as 1t does If im- n! moderate cert. amidst um‘ pended over the original object. ConaniDoyIe says that he mad lre-" vei-iileiperlmenls with photographs * fbroollege vIIII redpiiiﬁi and letteruuand hnda mule circle ' . i ttmiii ii letter dated may He ~ " ' _" , . notes as a matter of Interest‘ 10-" ‘IM-r. Pussyfoofthat, the only evil '- _ : _' ' . reaction, that Is ‘ll swing from left ,, For Calender and “Inform; to right, was pi duced by.alcobol_ r." ._ . _ . . .. c, ‘munemf ‘hues Cont", Doyle hem e en mace qusliflcltlonckunll, I1" "IPPQI-Iﬁﬂd-l'lI1l“°V9f'°°11°llI9¢" dentin! accommodation, ibpply photographs, and In each case It.

I a

n: -. N . “lily In ggrelonﬂor

III i- t I

i

. Ii

I a. ......_ .. a. ItKIWGi’S=3f£-%-. A ; UNIVERSITY °°."“'.'i‘j;

woclnl and moral surrounding"

-.='_—.=I==_.__»-a=:_.__ 22.2.: '

ere snatch their enemies chestnuts . out of the fire and‘ risk burning‘ their lingers?" “Such an alliance

In Immoral and reprehensible. It‘, . rnvors of false pretcnccsf‘ Again

he says, "ApartfI-"onl tho objection- c able foalure~ I havebnlontlonod the =SIIIII we find it necessary even- Flﬂdl-T l8 TINNECESSARY." As tllally to add t0 the Lﬂﬂllle 0i NB- u farmer and a former Liberal he Ilﬂllg a Committee charged Willi Ia not in lInc ‘with the little hand- the dinty of revising the rules of ful who are shouting for a general our ganlce? It looks asilf there election.

INTERNATIONAL ‘mm

_ v (Westminster Gazette)

a committee. This year we have been entertelnlnggolflng friends. from the States, charged with the ‘duty of persuading us. apparently with some success. to admit aller- ntlons In the Royal and Ancient

Another Instance In which tho iveakncss of g1.» king without a _rculln Is sorely discounted, ls In our own province. He has Iald ilmvn precepts. which Io a faithful party would lluve the power‘ of‘ law, which they systematically lg~| uore. His declarations have been have mnqold violate“; "i; 51m. frequent that the people should [longing on to 05-10..’ jvm, them- rulc, that no government should ﬂdrellty to‘ the accepted prlnclplgg hold on to power agninstlthclr well of Llbgrangm m. demuon m, me“.- lllldefﬂlvﬂd- Wishes. i118! "10? leader counts ‘as nothlngm‘ mo Should not roiﬂlh I110‘ BOVQTHIIIS love" of salary and the emoluments f0I"C0!‘WiII10Ilt a mandate from the of 051cm ‘ clccforatef These he has put " ‘ Into clear and unmlstakcablc lun- guage Yet Ihe- Bell Govern- mopt, who profess to bq-hls follow.» crs, in Iota] disregard of "those correct principles which Ills he's laid down. every one of which they’

.The Premier and Commissioner of AgrIcuItuI-aymlght take adv“. Inge of the meetlugiroulglit to ex- lrlulu why It Isllhat- they have ud- ded from Ilftylto one hundred per vent to the cost ii: school books‘ "m! illllllllcs which under the Cou- sorvutlve Government were‘ fur,-

’ .

_-~- OOOO-Q‘

Selections nartlian Readers

Iumlblml by W. l. Lennon. .

OQ-QQQQQQi-oauuoouooo-o-no

Electors will nbfhéve to m‘; "their _memorleg very severely to recall |Il|e BIIOIIB denunciations of the school Evenly den»! by MI‘ Bell‘ and his fulloyvlngprlor Io the lust election. Thinoid oldritory so. oft relfcuted .of how the ‘pbuply were being flooded‘ In the ‘cost of ‘books and itntIoniii-y, niiil’ nit. treasury of the pi-"ovtiiee DEIIIB robbed to keen‘ up this‘ Inlqulty, whIcIr-wmlld be mutually abolfsli- rd upon tbelruncccsslbn‘ to power. miiliiipi they will fell Why-It hi8 been retained and “livery stable rates of proﬁts fixed bpon lhlg ne- cessity of our poorest. people.

Dailé

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Vf/HEN YOU ARI! BEA-TEN , You are beaten.’ my friend. when you show tbs white feather. when you throw up your Ilands and qult.

You are Iieutenuwbcn, you refuse to"'go ‘on because you can’; Ico ~onr goal. , ‘ _ {

You are beaten _wllcn you may. “What's the use’! This is too herd 1 road to lmvel. I am going to quit and try something else." _ You the beaten when you cease

might he plenty of work for euchs.

"IBIWIIIO ‘the Dtopltre-t actual cost. '

aei-ir of Hydro-electric. to‘ which

ruby ‘will niur- n» ‘Prairies reaping a igoldsu harvest, and In arlutfli Columbia will um Intotan- other new worldi The ‘four can- not but bﬂkirolllable to the dele- gates, and It will be ofﬂulvantlige ‘to Canada that so many trained observers from other British coun- tries, whose business It is to keep

port their observations, will view the Dominion udder conditions , ‘so favonblo. . . '

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HANDY AT Tmss.‘

There are those Inﬂunadu who are In favor of aboIIshIIlB lhe Ili- pEIAI to tltewualctiitiioiiiinlttes ii: tho privy council; but It- comes in handy some time. when a Cuna- illan government cannot tell who: it bud Inpllnd whemlt undertook to do a certain. thing. and the au- preme court of Canada cannot. or

able ti; go to the privy council and nnd out what Its-‘Intentlonrreally were. " ' " _

"uruiniuo "botanic."

(Bolton Transcript.) The Nomad. byithe will’. Ills m- vqi- been Illlla to get" from) any" Englishman an intelligible reason for the British eustt‘om_ lpylﬂ! ‘(up to‘ Iioluloh." n9 matter from _whlch' direction flip "traveller ‘Is iii-penning: o! ~swlylns the terry "up trbln" to III trains‘ that are going Io London nidffdown train" i_i_i_iin lfilylll-S coinliilgrqin Loudqh. The English-mutual bgursc. never Acknowledge) thutj-Iporo is hny chance Iii/Ills entraube of ii ques- tion concemlu, any" pfoooedllll that Is habitual witlhlllllm. and con-

they are, being‘ Introducedhat "Ill, . guru.

their eyes and ears opgu. and re--

(Woodstock Giuliani-Review) .

will not help It out, It Is very con-‘ venléntfoi- a sovernmbllt" to .56-

tlan era end It Is recorded that ‘under the Emperor Velobu several Icaidlilfcltlzehs were uccuscdof Iulvlng eonsplreii cgdlust hIm and trying’ iii-nave the name‘ or hi? euccessor-revealedjto them‘ bl‘ means of the’ peuduluur They had used a ring which was held by 8 thread" suspended W" I mm‘ bowl. Inside the bowl IIBIOW UIB rim were Inscribed the letters of the alphabet, and ‘ear the ring swung about It stopped at. various letters and spelt out s name.

The Experiment.

The pendulum Itself Is formed of

.111 ordinﬂil‘! sold rlne. wlthvul

rtonespattnohodclo u silk or col:- ton thread or womulrs baiimaboul ﬁfteen Inches long, One end 0f tho Ilvead is tied closely to the ring, Tho other end is tied In a small loop, the loose ends m both ends being fled ‘close to the ‘knot "to prevent leakage of the magne- tic current Intmtho shy" This last explanation has a good, old-fash- Ioned, spIrIIIetIc bound. wand we ~.‘- “my: -’_ expected to hear "that ‘t experiments were my; lgliiqiitiiisml, wlieii _. oer. formed Ill a aiii-x room, but It appears that the pendulum will YIOIKIIH i: bright light. The loop offtbo string ll ‘hushed on the ﬁrs! joint of as» Ilnléﬁlwblch it must "Ill, ysnugly, ,It, ,belng not sufficient to wind the end round the ﬁnger, The ouerbtot-"tben places himself 17:10 In the line‘ of tho morldan, fa- clug south; “The right hand, palm gory-award foreﬁnger "tended and

over the obleucjusy. blgh enough to permit. the rill! to be auslleﬂlhd en Inch or two ilbove It. The left ,- jiiiii belug of differ’ i. ‘DOIIITIZIIIIOII Ia "beetlheld at tho oackf.‘ T50 ‘performer also dlvbsts himself of all mole! objects such as collar buttons. coins, watch. keys, and ‘eyelets of shoes. i which ' ‘mlshl

the other fingers‘ closed, Is {bleed .

te========sse--

made the round swing If the pho- tograph werelthat of n‘ male and the elliptical airing If of a womair The photographs‘ belngvcgncealzod, he says’ that he was unable uudanf

And Reveal Character.

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