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THURSDAY, JANUARY z, 1913 . `

FAME AND THAT

The relation of mental exertion to

longevity has long been a source of considerable speculation. A man dies at a. comparatively early age and speculation at once becomes busy! as to the cause. Conclusions are arrived at which statistics do not beer out. Hard work, even what is usually called overworlg, it is safe to say, has never lnilled its man. Idleness has. More people rust out than wear out. _

The Dictionary of National Biogra-

phy, gives the names of all the fn- mous people in Great Britain. A sul)- plerrient recently completed acids the nnmes oi 1635 people who have died between 1901 and 1911. This supple-l ment is interesting from several view- points.

these 1635 men and woman the ever-.

died after their eightieth birthday and of these four were centenarians.

Another interesting fact, revealed by

' this compilation is that the propor- the enthusiasm of friends, the jealous-

'tion of famous people to the common ‘crowd remains about the same

throughout many generations. Each of the eleven years covered by this

supplement yields 150 recruits and

First as to fame and long0VitY~ Of ‘of a dictionary containing the names

It cannot therefore be unfair to con- cerning theslchievements of the pre-

Q, clude that sustained intellectual ef- lsumably eligible are furnished by per- _I fort is no bar to longevity. sons acquainted with them and the fi. 11'

soar or THING '

they come from all parts of the Brit- ish Empire. 'l‘lie tables of the aggre- gate annusl mortality for the pre- scribed period show! that of every 4000 persons who died at an adult age one finds a place in the national

one to 4000, prevailed throughout the nineteenth century.

It will naturally be asked what ls

fame. It is assumed that a man pos- sesses all the average virtues _of a son, husband or father; that he does all his normal professional work with efficiency. To be famous he must be more than this, more than all these together. The achievements in all grades and in all branchesofhuman effort must be standardized, It will be seen at once that the compilation

of all the Iustly famous people is no .easy task, for a mechanical equivalent

lured as 3 physicist measures energy, is an impossibility. The data con-

dlfliculty of distinguishing between

ies of enemies and the true ,estimate of real worth must be very great. This work has been compiled very carefully and, it appears, capably, and

furnishes much food for thought.

WILL NEVER DO IT ANY MORE-

This is the time of year when resols

utioris are in order, not the “moved, seconded and carried unanimously" vnriety, but the personal' resolution in which onef resolves, af- ter a thoughtful retrospect of the year, “never to do it. any more.”

We are opening a. new book which

a-year hence, igirhaps sooner, will be closed forever. ts P8889 today BW

or and w rst of all the blush-

disfigured, may be full of ent.ri€B

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no influence over the new volume 'now_ppqned. The year 1913 will not be held accountable for the errors of 1912. It is a second chance and the balance at the close of the year ,will be struck between the debits and credits of the year. If there is a cre- dit balance shown it will help to reduce the adverse balances of for- mer years, but the year's, work will stand alone and be closed into the Profit and Loss Account. Let us be-

‘iléan and _Bp°t1°”= It has mom for gin the book right, let us guard Pan. Miss Barrymore's engagement “Hifi” Wl“°h1 f* Ye” h°“°°' my "° against' the first blot, against the ~/111 be Positively limited to one wen: reed over without regret; room for mst debit entry. The credits Wm be only. She will be surrounded by one entries which, if made, would, ayear . h th nt “tu h of the strongest and best vaudeville

few enoug , e pro e enoug _

hence, bring the blush of shame to after we have -done our best. Jizgggfzgll; 1;i;t1t:i¢;§;t`l;;i. v13i1¢;hFA%;.

“uf 1°'-‘e.°k"' °a““° the mtlerest re There is one sense in which there is duction, will present his famous Botti 111 se ‘?. ._ .' 1 11 relation between the new.bo<>11 and Duwuberry and Jaws Johnson in SA and "he`r°m°rs° Won? be vglngqlhe the old and 'it must be reckoned with §;‘l’:;';§;'5 “ini k§`{li°kT3‘l19» °°mb1"i“K

' ' ries, an aving . 0 a s w so e »

milvmg linger Wd U QQ, piety 0" begmnmg the MW' In nmking “P able setilenic and mochanilialrfarfileacltli. ‘”""' ‘“°‘°" °“' a” 8 y Our former vvlumes We °°‘l“if°d stiii another brilliant 1 1: iii and Wit Wm “Ot “van t°' manga 8' habits. The stains and the blots and :he Great Alpine TrouPgaoixr;‘Jt1vilo ellie line “Of H11 YO” *em* WW” °“” “ the debit entries are the resnit . oi wire walkers. inte' iesuire oiptnll word of it." The entries will all be- habit In tha great majority of the Ringling Brothers' Circus in atart~

made,the book-keeper is inexorable volumes closed and mid away com_ ting feats in midair. A_rms_trpn=g aiu! and the record “"°ha“ge“b1°' paratively few of the charges are on Sglidk 31° Engughlimu and the C P’ It if’ Wen the" to pw" and thmk account of deliberate wrong-doing. nuts geoynsoglgertifi$;glsch;l:;,_,r'l°n3ti

E@fi°““lY as this 1913 v°l‘im° la be' The proportion of actual criminals other big features will bo ea’ pbsll ing 0D€“°d ami as We wok 0" tile is, after all, very small. The number and G"“dY» *W0 11¢W°0ll1Bl'5fr0! the C199-H first Page' The vomme Wm of persons who are called before the West; Lmt°” ‘Wd 'L°Wi°°“°°» .ill 9/“W Stand al0“9» The last volumes may courts is infinitesimal but. the er- Bet; A.tun° and Adler' in bllflwque

have been b1°tt°d» may have been, rors, the sins of omissionvand of $;|l:c§::p,;i;?§ 02,1358; of M-

comniission, the lapses, the, wrong-

“'hl°h We W°“ld ml" remove but mm doing ‘through thoughtlessness or A TELEGRAM FROM WINNIPEG

110i- selfishness, are innumerable.

These have no connection with and An inspection O! the wa we have To the Branch office of the Great-

1 M "*"“* come, then, will be helpful. We can Limited, Managers in. this City re:

`L.,`\`\\‘. \\\\ see, although we cannot recall, .the celved on Blat December. conveyed

_ ._ _ -_ W ly I errors and "the wrongs.~We can see N15 f01i0Wil1S¥-1 ~

_ / why. we yielded to the tempter, can Thmks t° Y°“"'°“ Md °0°W0l`k°l‘B

see wherein we could have shunned

throttleda habit before it throttled us, and on this seeing we can form

Christmas without them.. Ono of our pretty boxes with your other prevent

Jamieson 'Druggist 12-13M.tf

Miss S. I.. 'llsrr

Miss S. L. Spring

into lsst October took Governor

word houvs, - the next

clock

biographic record. The same ratio,-ltnnity on bquf gouge, for a`

_ _

ery.

e Wishing you a very pleasant Christ-

y _alt present _there is

£0 Pl‘l?V_°llt` daily round trips

Earl Grey s.nd`fth_°r0fo_rs

out pf .th¢"dePsrt‘ihent’s

°°Dfill\lc on the ,vieatfarniroutib as nombre. 'rhfe winm mviee year has been exceptionally

wry and' there is a splendid

ADDlfi.ESB"AND

The semi-annual examination Uigg High School was. held on 24th.. The pupils were examined the different subjects by the Rav B. MacLeod. At the close of the amination the following address read' to miss Mable MacKinnon, Dear Tee.cher°»~During the

time that you have been our school has greatly

More are seeking admission

be accomodated. You have won affection of the schollars and

esteem of the community. As a token of our appr(clatlon we you to accept this Kodak and stéltion

mas and successful New Year,we re- maimsffectlonately. ~ THE PUPILS OF YOUR ROOM.

The teacher thanked the pupils for.

their thoughtfulness and kindness.

Mr. MacDonald, the assistant, was

also kindly remembered by the pup- ils of his deparement.

B. F. KEd'I\H'B, BOSTON.

The event of the season in Boston

vaudeville will be the apliearance of Ethel Barrymore, the famous legiti-` mate comedienne, at B. F. Keith'n Theatre the week of January 6th. In many respects Miss Barrymore is the most notable capture ever made for vaudevtlle. The wisdom of Mr. l{eith's judgment in the engagement of this talented actress for his circuit has been proved by the crowded houses that have everywhere greeted. her and in Chicago. Miss Barrymoref with Mme. Sarah Barnhardt as an opposing attraction, :broke all re- cords in the Windy City. For ber vaudeville tour Miss Barrymore has _elected to appear in J. M. BarrIe's one-act comedy, The Ten-Pound Look one of the cleverest playlets ever turned out by the famous Scotch 'uu- tlior of The Little Minister and Peter

West Life, Hfyndman & Company

for splendid work that made Brock year worthy of its name New, appli

million dollars of Insurance. Buglnm

THE GREAT-WEST LIFE

wish Market, New Yorh. This firm makes n-specialty of smelts and cols and gives personal attlntion to all

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from shtpperqin Prince Edward .Io iand. A trislj'»or1iei- will 'prove ,tag up-to-date muiner in which nu sianmmsm dunno or my nun

company wlfoqisy the highest

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the pitfall, wherein we could have cations for gear exceed twmt _nn _

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Black Beaver ,and Melton Overcoats

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. in force over eighty three sillllondol- 1 ‘ `

our New _Yéar's resolution for 1918, lan' NU" 1°' 9P°°'iY "W t0 U18 blind' / ' y

each for himsem _ red millions.-Happy New Year." ' _ 1 _ _ __

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