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to the dividend of l 3 4 p investment in these shares will yield arm,“ 7 ,_2 fer cent on the money invested.
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Price upon application.
fferfor sale in lot: to curl purchasers. a block of
of shares $100. Cumulative dividends atthe rate per annum are payable quarterly, ist January, July and Octobfafi . risers of this stock before March 16111 will be entitled er cent. which Will be paid April 2nd.
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io “filly is 1'1... Stock and Bond uro- H‘mrwn’s Weekly.) "[5 Members Montreal ’Stock Ex— The links of i'onnauuhi, whose re— chm,’gei 1r..i Richmond BL, (‘har— “cent Visit. to the United States is still lottemwn. the roost discussed topic on tho oth~ _ er sale of the Atlantic, has very “ANKS' unfairly f‘c’JUlllO enormously popular in than . . He has bren telling: of an Ask. llid incident in a school in the Dominion. I '.‘i want. you to put into words," British said thc irnehcr, “tho grandeur and Common," glfivziasin of, i‘anadn. 13c simple, but Nun). h'l‘ii 111 f' , . ‘ “MUM, H iiitellifzrnt pupil thought hard. my“, V Lid 2.15 flier: he said: “t‘nunda is such an cx~ “1.IS(;1.;1,],AN (ls i‘cniun- country that it stretches “Adm Fm , . from east to west?" Acadia Slight, l'fil.. 1W _"_""‘“" —‘ Mm,“ 5,,gm._ our“, w , $1,500 l'UNY KILLED. Brnndrnmdlciidcrson, 15 _ (i. 11. Electric, (Yum. ........ 170 | HAN [)ll’lritl. (3:11.. March it Eng- I'lnllli. Fan. Having & l.0nn..l42‘ 1-57 land was defeated by the San Mateo Eastern ’l‘rust... 153 lSinsnei-s in the eliiiiiuatinn match for Halifax L'old S lirnge. Pfd..101 ‘Js ithc (‘alifornia trophy at. Coronado- llaliiax Firr ...... ., .... .7, .... ..100 911 i'l‘lie. score was 8.: to 7. (‘oronado Hewsous l‘ill'O ‘Wool 1.91., will try for the trophy with San Ma- Pfd., zl‘ltll’ .SU 11- c- (“100 ttn in the finals tomorrow. [luring com. .zlocKs. :‘Lho game Julia, a pony Valued at Maritime :l‘ci. Loin. 48“ 4i 'ilflillu, riddrii by W. 1.. Urcoscof the lilaritiml' ll‘l-v 1'" mug mi" lh‘nii Muineii'ti-mn, was struck onrtlie 9' 'q leg and 1111- boiic was fractured. She ‘1 11‘“ J "0,4 ,waa destroyed. , .111 '< .. g..- 3.13.5.2“..- ii . « ».‘ 1 ~ (lli‘ MRQ GAGE. Btuniields, l’ld .... .. . 105 102 i ‘ ' stflflDEltlll, i'oiii.. .. Oil 1 . u ,u , ., - Tm,de “mm. Tm” Um". 30 , ,“wwsniNi. roN, Mnlcll it- With , F ‘ . . , 3 Va Locirivood, once candidate for Trinidad 1.1ictric... 7.! ll.” -, i . noNhS' i itsit cut of the milled States, as Brandmm‘umdnrson a, .100 97 lootinscl, Mrs.‘ ‘llarlcy (alvlin (lace, C. n. mp0. . 95} 9,. {now in Ht. lulil'ibl'th’s liospital for uranium ‘ .101 m” ithe insane, changed with threatening Halifax Tm,” I u I “In” 100‘ ithe life of B11111". l'rcsi'dcnt (lhnrlc‘s J. Home“ Pure wool Tax. 6 B .llell,-liiis llXL‘ll up a line. of defence. withao [ML of common ,Adnnttrug that she made the threats, 7 “ockuw "10 lvlrs. (\‘vngc will, it is stated, allege Maritime To,” Um, I. 104; ,that land vigorous prosecution
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liciituro Stoc co 5’s.. 's G's Tales.
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94% ion the part of Mr. Iiell had tempor—
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‘lll‘lly deranged her mind. Several iweeks of complete rest. it is alleged, will restore her inciial balance and
'1she will insist upon a trial by jury. . ~ 1 Mrs. Lockwood and Miss Margaret ,Gugc spent much of the day with Mrs'
of
vice no stocks were received Sntur— :thc alleged prosecutions.
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MURRAY—4n l‘linrlotiOtOWii, liith, .lniic .\l..rray, aged .sialcr of the late Ach Murray, jun»
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itor of l'l'llll‘t‘ Street School.
liAiii'oxi's ,HALIl‘A X York, is expected to arrive in Syd-
n‘ey curly next month and remain for ionic tune at the (ilace Bay wireless
March
station. )lunagcr \Vetniorc, at.
station. h
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as resigned.
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ii‘ndcrskirts for satisfaction- l‘hcy are feather light and silken bright.
. March imiywav and years,
i "i do not known whcthrr we will icet a writ of linbcas corpus tomor- row or not," said Mrs. l”The case will he tried before u jury
a. writ hardly seems worth while. At the present time iall there is against. Mrs, tinge is a 'a warrant in thc l‘olico (‘ourt which cannot he pushed as loni: as she is in the government hospital for iii-
MANAGER ans-ide sane."
I ll-Signor Mmu iHIDlllCN 'l‘l‘ll.14}f’ll<.lf‘ll‘l toiii, who is now on his way to New
ljrl‘ri‘ll Ti) H EAR
when on \
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THE‘ QUEE
It pays to buy to thin Province
Parley Horton, Mt. Herbert, was in Charlottetown Saturday.
was in Charlottetown Saturday.
Richard E. Warburton, Chan lottetovn, left on the special to Georget wn en route to Edmonton to rejoin the G. '1‘. Survey.
.Ira Bovyer, Winnipeg, who has been waiting his former hOme 1n Chur- lottetown for some time, left on the special train last night on return.
G. E. Ritchie, of Carvell Bros, Charlottetown lcfi: for Georgetown last evening. lie is on a. business trip to the mainland.
i _Any young lady stenographer, de- Siring a position as general oilice helper, should write G.A.C., care of Guardian, Charlottetown, at 01109.
J: hi. (‘liirk and Miss Clark, Sunl— mcrsldc. were among the passengers to the city on the special train from Georgetown yesterday morning.
_ Finlay Mcliae, Flat llivcr, who had been visiting; his son iii California was among the passengers who cross— ed on the last trip of the Minto, ar< riving n l'lmrlottetown yesterday.
Miss Emma Gandct, Milliner at James Paton & (‘o., Charlottetown, returned yesterday from St. John, Boston, New York and other centres where she had littcndcd different lllll‘ lincry openings.
Yesterday s‘iortly before noon a horse ran away on Great George street. and Kent. He was captured before any damage 'a done, alth- onizh he narrowly missed collidng with a. train at the corner of Kent and Great (.eorgc Street.
Sunimersidc; Mrs. G. A. Thompson, Montague; E. A. Mason, Montreal; Chas. Howard, Milton; ll. ll. Weeks, Fredericton; (i. McNeili, Hiininierside; A. 1.. Shaw, Sumiiiersille; Mrs. iii. McNeill, Sum» inei'side; Mrs. A. J. MeNoili, Murray [tiVI-I’, and i\ a; .lciinio MoNnill, Mur- ray River, registered Hotel, Charlottetown, o‘clock Saturday night o'clock the previous night.
.1. l’. Crockett,
ten toll
between and
(me of the finest window trims iii the tobacco line ever executed in
(lhnrlotlctowu is iiy the Great George Street. window of The ivlucKiniiozl ilrug (in. The. celebrated Shamrock tobacco, made by the Imperial ’l‘o— hacco (‘o., is displayed. The decora- t ons are green crepe paper. Uri the window in large paper transparents are the words “Shamrock Tobacco,” while numerous natural looking Shamrocks surround them. The to- bacco is well displayed on “Units"—— patent display fixtures. Shamrock tobacco is one of the largest sellers and most popular brands of plug in (isnada, its cool, sweet flavor and delightful aroma and perfectly satis- fying qualities have been the solace of 'many a pleased smoker. T.C. Ed- gctt, who represents the company in this Province, reports a very mater» ially increased demand for it this spring.
:z—AA popular horse medicine. Mac- !Kinnon's Condition Powder is one of ,ihc most popular horse medicines isnld here. We honestly recommend it 555 n supcririr all round medicine for horses. It cleans the blood, strength- ens the stomach and improves the ,cont. ‘2: .. 3 large tin. The MscKin- Inou Drug (30., corner Great George lfllltl Kent Streets. dizf.
.:lio3‘ Mason's sale of household
H. F. F'eehan, M. P., Mt. Stewart, ent employment with chance of rapid
at the queen:
i on 'ANGEhlGS, (3.1., lunch the ll’robably a dozen conversations
i DARRUW'S SlK‘lllG'l'Si M__l\vill take place on Wednesday, he-
,furuiturc, and other articles not r'old,
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i, ~. ,, ,i, - h' . M ltweeii Clarence 5 Dairow e mi coun “MAYFLOWER on may not be the
Rev. T. F. Fullerton, Charlotte- town, left. last night for Halifax.
Any young man with at least a fair education, who desires perman-
promotion. should write “Q”, Guardi ian office, at once,
The homemade candy sold at the Opera House, Charlottetown, on Monr day night will be in aid of the St. Vincient’s Orphanage. All should come prepared to help the cause.
J. A. Dewar, M. L. A., Cardigan, who has been in Charlottetown at- tending the funeral of his uncle, .the late John Dewar, was a passenger on the mail special last night returning.
Mrs. Stevenson, New Glasgow, and her two grand children, were among 'the passengers who were on the Min- .to on her last trip. They came to ICharlottetown from Georgetown yes- terday. ' '
Tomorrow being the feast of St. Joseph special services will he held in St. Joseph's Convent Chapel, Charlottetown. First Mass will be .celebrntod at seven o'clock and High Mass will be sung at eight. o’clock. in the evening at 7.30 O'clock iicrc will he Benediction (ll1.il(‘.iil(‘.ih('(l _Sll(‘l‘£lll‘lcllt and sermon.
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.l. and Mrs. Ellis, Montague, liar- vey Mitchall, li‘redcricton, N. 13.; . ll. Sagent, London; 8. ll. .loncs,’1‘o— rontofi W. H. Fraser, Halifax; .1. A. 'I'liompsoii, Montreal; ,A. S. King, Montreal; James Road, Sumiiiersidc; .’l‘. ('l. Cartel“: Halifax, and W. H. l‘iittison, St. John, registered at the Victoria ,Hotcl, Charlottetown, bc— i,wcen 10.15 Saturday night mid 10,15 the previous night.
I The death occurred in thc ,(‘han lottctown Hospital yesterday of Wil— liam Nolan, aged 75, a well known painter. The deceased passed away 'after a lingering illness. He had no relatives in ‘tlllfi province, his wife havtnrz died about two years ago.’l‘lio funrral will take plncc tmiiorrow, Tuesday, morning at 11.45 o'clock to Ht. llllnstan‘u (‘athealral and thence to the R. ('. (‘cmi-tory.
’1‘lic (innrdiail is anxious to pub— 11in as much as at. all possible of thc new: of the world. To assist the
.writini: stall in this regard n. ‘Illlllllicl‘ of people refrain from furnishing let—
‘icrs of condolence as wcllus long obituary notices, mid The. (him-dian will in future l',l'(.lltly appreciate all readers follow tllf‘. same. course. it. will however always lie, 41 pleasure ’io publish the fort that lctti‘l's o1 condolenco have been forwardcd‘nnd to state the names of the persons sending and receiving as Well as the occasion calling for same as is being done with others; furthermore to publish short obituary notices of 150 to 200 words or less deni- iny, with historical facts of interest to readers in general.
(let 'flcxali. If you require a gorid remedy for ordinary diseases get a licxnll Remedy. One for each human ill. They are reliable and non-sceret.
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No' More Neuralgia llea_ll_a_clie Cured
A, Journalist Tells of the Advan— tages 01' Keeping Nerviline Handy on the Shell.
Fifty years ago Nerviline was used from coast to coast, and in thou- sands of homes this trusty liniment served the entire family, cured all their minor ills and ltth the doc-‘ tor's bill small. Today Ncrviline still holds first rank in Canada. amoni,r pain-relieving remedies—scarcely ul. home you can find that doesn’t use; it. ' ' From Port Hope, 0nt., Mr. W. T.‘ Greenaway, of the Guide newspaper‘i staff, writes: “For twenty years wei have used Nerviline in our home. and~ not: for the world would we be with-E out it. As a remedy for all pain, ear-i ache, toothache, cramps, headache,‘ and disordered stomach I know of in. Ill‘eliaration so useful and quick to re- lieve as Ncrviline.”
Let every mother izivc Nerviline a trial; it’s good for children, good for old folks—you can rub it on as a lini- ment or take it internally.
Wherever there is pain, Nervilinc will cure it. Refuse anything but Kerviliiie. Large family bottles, 500.; trial size, 25c, at all dealers, or The L‘atarrhozonc ('o., Buffalo, N.\’., and Kingston, Ont. - ‘ “There is no 1‘in in a dealer m: Mayflower 011.. Every gallon is gne'irantccd iiy the manufacturers. l‘lie Imperial 1111 (‘o., Ltd. 3-7dlm.
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’f‘iil'l l'ill‘l‘lul'l‘lilN [11“ FRANCE.
The return; of the French census, taken on March 11111, have recent 13; been published. They give the total population of France, including the island of Corsica, as 39,601,509, compared with 39,252,245 in 1906.
of the 37 Departments of France, 23 show an increase of population by the census ('1 1911 and 14 n more or less important decrease, and the continued movement of the rural population to the l« river cities and industrial towns is icvcaled by the returns. Algeria, with its three ile- psrtmcnts of Algiers, (ii‘:lll and (‘on- Htuiitiiie, shows a total population of 5,503,32k, of whom 4,705,300 arc na— tivcu and 7‘.’ ":2 Punch and other l'(ll'1‘.li.',ll('1':., mainly of l‘illl‘iipltllil nut: ioiinlily.
The population of the principal cities of France is:-Al’aris, 2,888,110 (this total including only the dis- trict within the city walls),- Marseil— lcs, 550,019; Lyon, 523,796; Boiu deaux, 1301 1.ille, 217,897; Nan- tes, 170,.'. 149,571}; St. Etienne, 142,940; llavrc, 159; lioiicii, 124,987; litiurinix, Nanny, 119,349; ltlu-iiiis, 115,17K; ’l‘onloii, 104,582.
(inc of the striking facts shown by the present census is tlierstearly ' z“ in the number of foreigners do more or less permanently in l-‘raiice. ’i‘liey numbered 1,132,582 (in March 5 of last year. an increase of 123,232 since L908, so that .more than tillL‘tllll‘ll of the entire net iii- crcasc for the whole of France dur» ing that period was made up of 1101'. eight-rs. The Departments which show the greatest foreign populations are those with the more important cities. l'niis naturally heads the list with
.; ’l‘onlousc, 1 131,050; Nice,
We recommend and guarantee them. The “.laclx‘iciion Drug: (30., The Rex— nll Htrirc. corner Great; George and Kent: Streets. (1 ti. :zfiiintain, Bell & Co., for best cool. Lowest ori 1-23dtf.
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5 "Remember the grand social and entertainment at Marshficld on Wed— ll]i‘,$(l;ly, March 2.), at 7.30 p. Ill. Ad— mission will he 10 cents. il-lfidfli,
llUliNs 1N WORCESTER.
WUIli‘ltfi'l‘lML March l~i.——l)etective William J. lluriis, who run down the (lyiiamitci‘s in connection with the
sel of the McNamaras, ‘and John R. Lon Aiigcles 'l‘imcs cxplosicn, was a 4.0mm] j a ("M voice, in”, still mid. Harrington, u chicnno attorney as- liémzlvl'fi“ gallon,"f‘ u"; “.tmc' b?‘ F-l' 1101‘ at the banquet. of the Won mil, “mad, [1,”. ,.,.,,,.y Um, present t“ sociated with him, were taken down 1th “,1 pm“; the “91:08” “gem” Crstcr Merchants Associalion last hm“ “Nu‘ “.lmlh haw, W,“ he?" doing through the lllil of a tclcphoilc de— 0 0m6' The Impcrm night. “my?” '
vice, according to District Attorney '__=__.=l '_—A 1,
204,079 foreiin residents, Mnrseillc with 137,231, the Departments of Alpcs Alaritimes (with Nice and Can- »llt".\'l, 99,233, and the Ilcpnrtiiient of ’llio Niird - 1110,0011.
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WTHJNG 'f‘i) DEFEND l‘llM.
A \(‘l‘)’ clcvcr lawyer succeeded in 'iniiini: his eliriil‘s (f'lFC. and uettiiii! 1c licttci' of ii rather linniptions bar Th.- iattci' could net conccnl ;his chagrin, and, meetingr his violin" lirills opponent at, lunch in n ncigh ,horiiii: iavcrii, he i‘l‘lllCll‘llCIl in n loud ’and spiteful tone: “Sir, is there any case too dirty for you or any crimin— of too much dyed in crime whom you would refuse to defend?"
The other iiiopcd his v.illt‘, and'thcn
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The conVcrsutioiiS, which took plaice in Harrington's room in a local lio- tel, all occurred since the indictment of Darrow on a charge of bribery, said the district-attorney. .
'Severnl days ago it was announc , cd by the district—attorney‘s (ylllizt‘,l that Har iigton would be u witness for the n ite “hen the trial of Dar- row is tied. ’District Attorney Frederic-:5 said that Hurringtonhud secured a room in the hotel a month ago under an assumed panic. The instrument was hidden behind a pic ture in the. room according to the prosecutor, and steiiograpliers in an adjoining room renordcd the conver- nation.
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LIKELY ANOTHER SWEEP 0 FOR M'iinriin Brajns IN BRITISH COLUMBIA VANf‘OIlVFlll, March l-lA—Thcre \Vcrc no surprises today in nomination for provincial honors for elections which will occur two weeks from to day, on 'Mill‘l‘ll 28th, Hon. 'l‘liomus Taylor, of Rcvclstokc. minister of public works in the. lust. elected by acclnlnalion; '1‘. W. Shat- ford, conservative of Smilkmnccnfi'as also returned unopposed. In the lust house, of 42 seats, all were conservatives except one liberal and two socialists. An independent view would suggest that the liberals may get thrrc or four seats, but there are conservatives who are bot—‘ tini: that not a single liberal will win. Unless the conservatives fall from apathy to vote in Vancouver and Victoria, there seems to be little chance for tho liberals in either of ‘ these cities. ' There- is a strong pub- lic wish. even amongst conservatives, to see John Oliver and Brewster,who are leading liberals elected so that there will be efficient opposition to handle debates in the house.
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ill nliliy. '1 1e daily ll‘t'i} _\* (i lini
of the (Allen (1 ll:(.‘( 1i r:i (l'ltr
New uprrsc 3(11 ( lu‘Cth‘ .‘4 u' are .- lr wly gr icy: in in had to \\'('l.'
as a hint li(in Moil'mr Nature that enter In If He (1th,;r :rnic ore likely, that )1 ii are not selecting the food which con-
111 ng, (‘l in
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. . \ l‘Ol'thllllCO, $11)[O!E)(;ll la nervon‘m 55 or yriclinrce
the habit or 1nd vi lll(ll may he
know curtains ilie things ruluircd.
Analysis shows the u 11. ginv filfii 5.: of Biniu nrd Nuve centres to tonsist of Alhrniin, Water and Phosphate cf l’cizieli. Now, iinlrssyour
food contains these elements, you
d ally destruction of llllil gray substance. a little licirg fin ken dowr each day by brain work and nervousiensmii.
There is a safe aiid sure icod does contain the rulnircd element
A trial will prove its worih to the user of
- Grape-Nuts
"There’s a Reason”
Made by Comdim Ponium Cereal (o, Lid. l‘urc l‘ood Factories, Windsor. Ont, Cansda r ii A .u ' . ~
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e lit the uiihil'i il((iyu'l(lll“12‘.l)(lll e. Vl'nildn‘t )(n nut-ii il'e Lvidmce lilniful for the daily rebuilding.
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cannot rebuild and make goodtlie
which can be relied upon and which
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satisfaction guaranteed.
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The Company b that the Company \ no pad of July in Giving is an esiiiiiirccft Gross revenue . Upel'flllnl.’ expenses , Net. earnings Estimnicdiiei L'lll'n lflfiul'. W I‘ will bl' pleased to forward upon request. '1‘
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glimvsjnv-sstors at a glanscfili bleiii.” All 1111: inio.ni.'ll-ion ([lllLk reference concerning.
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EARNINGS. 'l\ imen delivering rumor ninw' liziro ntne . our. On the basin ()lfllll)|11_‘.llll{ 311,10 5 (‘illllth‘iZ
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int-l. licecnilnir. it in estimated "i‘ipnmubol 2 .000 H. r. limo"! 1 11.1‘. iortho re:lr.the fol. ..8€50.lm
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(Christian Science Monitor.)
in the western “all of the great temple of liaalliek in Syria are three blocks of stone of titanic ]‘l‘iil)()l" tions. 'l'hcy nrc probably the lul'll’c'sl- stones ever used in any llllllilillfl, and the problem is still unsolved as to the methods u.‘ 1 iii ('Ull\'i‘.§'llli; them from the quarries and of placing them in position. The (lllill‘l'll‘S from which these blocks were, undoubtedly cut can be seen about hall a mile. to the southwest of the temple. The. three stones lie horizontally and form part of the outer wall of ,thc. bulldian. They are not on the lowest
part of the masonry, but. lll'i' 211 feet above the first row of stones. Each stone is over 00 feet long. 111 feet
10 feet thick. They have
square holes carefully out, which it is presumed (if
high and numerous cliisclled were intended for the insertion levers.
lint the most wonderful block of all still lien in the quarries. for somethini.r must liiivc occucrcd to stop the work of separating it. more pictcly from thc rock, and the great. stone has lniii there for centuries awaiting completion. The fact that a lull crickett l‘ltCll could be marked out on its face will comcy still fur- ther something lnngihlc of its v: i. proportions.
This stone is 70 foot long, 14 frct high, and 13 feet wide, its estimated weight brim: 1,000 tons. 'l‘hr three sides and part of the fourth hich liccii beautifully cliisclied, and are Hmullthvllllll crop. (in wonders where the gigantic block was intended to be placed. Tbc great temples of llnnl and Bacchus wcrc cit iiplctcd, an was also . the beautiful little circular
' MONTREAL FR ED ERICTON,
N.
(it'll 'f‘llil‘l‘lNil
-.\ line by \V‘. .1. Locke runu:-—“l-lc talked incessantly all the time." Oh, Willyunil
Writes Al‘nolll Bennett: “She won 1:..uuo iraiicii is an many minutes." Pretty lung sc .ioii that!
Another novelist says: “Her eyes fillid with siiciii. tcais.“ Generally they boom like liillown, you know.
According to another. the hero "hrusiicd her hair with his lips." Scarcely an improvement on the old method, we think
Another wi'iicr rrn‘nrks: "(‘linr- lottn You Stern was, when Goethe first "‘01 her. several years older than himself." lint. later, of course. it was otherwise. I
"lie rested his feet. on the hLICK Of a chair and blew smoke rings with half-closed cycs." We've seen it done with the month.
"Marjorie would often
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take her
eyes from the deck and cast them for out to sea." As a caster, old Ike Walton had nothing on Margie, bo-
licvc us!
“Speechless Willi horror and loath- mu, 1 lottcrcd n helpless jelly ngniii- st lill‘ jnnib,” We bclicvc that the moss was cleaned up in the next. chapter. “Boston Transcript.
The scvrrc irfliiniinntion which. the inn-.s itndrrm during pneumonia lcavt-s them badly damaged, weak and sure for necks and even months. Unless properly cared for at thll
period they hardly ever recover their former strength, which is why a sec-
ond (1' third attack is even. more dangerous than the first. Lizht i-o'. ishiiiu.r food, mild exer-
structurc known as the temple of Venus. Perhaps some ambitiolis'llo- mun Emperor nspircd to hllild a riv- al monument. which should eclipm- all previous efforts. So far no cluc to the problem has been discovered, and the stone ‘rcmnins an unsolved rid< die. it would seem as if the builders of those days admitted no limita-
l-tions, ruid overcame all difficulties.
cisc. plenty of fresh air. and Vinol to riiricli the blood should he the
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