'ilitiohs-_ih.inrh' mio women. 'A _.rn-
`nutive`_yotng;' woniun sllr_>u\il» nlwnys
ir:  ‘-'fi
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_  ifii_s;i6.i_o»<e  
' sullen..  _ ggi; gun
, _ _""_.»;\__i five  uri
.`iw?:i:?nv¢ emi;  ‘"3
...Kills for loeelb' in aalolie-
fown now: column two elmo per
,worm nel. each ig__|e|_1ion_.__  __ ~
 _
Y*-.1 -‘- -' ~ - - -
-‘J-'~ - - -`»>‘-;f- ;_'v_
*D. McLean. Orapaud, is offering all
l,ls,mil1i_|iery, boots and shoes, ready-
made clothing, men's,a_nd boy's over-
¢o_p,_tli,‘ rn_en.'l and b0y's reefers at cost
|.rice_s.See ad in another column,
..~  _ . - ~. . 10-12ME6i.
. _ -*`--° x
*A meeting of the people of the
Nor_th.Slde will he held in the Rusti-
ro_Bank._I~Iali, on Monday, Oct. 21
nL.7 o’c_lock p_,_ ni., to pl-egg the
claim 0| the people of that section
oh., account of. the .urgent urea or
transportation facilities. Both the
federal representatives are\re-.-luested
to attend. _
.,»__- -wi _ '- """'* __
\" "file "" following are the arrange.
ments for missionary service on cbs
Cornwall- ` Methddlst cir‘cuitZ-'l'ues-
day, 012%- 22nd. Kensington. Wednes-`
lilly. Oct 23. North Wiltshire. 'rhe ue-
putation a_t,tlxc _meetings will be
llev. J. Edwardqaendle so well known.
for, his successful mission work a-
mong the Indians in British Colum-
bla,.Thursdf_1‘.Y. Oct 24th, Cornwall,
llc lltation Rev. J. Heaney, B. A. of
tb ,' First llietllodist Church, Char-
lo tetovm. 'l'lic meetings commence ni.
'1.i_l_luld-ni.issional~y Sunday is (ict.
'.»1tlruie'fprse_¢h@r huns ilrv. li. .l.
Wag' on of Wiusloc (ill-cult.
~`~_f Z _ DIED
l,u')_IRON-At North Rustico, on one
l0f;l_.l, _1912, John Leonard, infant mm `
¢»[_-Joli_li__l_._>.,_1li1¢l l\'l_x‘s. Doiroli, uged
four mont sand _twenty days.
, .
il~‘i‘om Yesterdays Evening Gllllrilinn
STEWART- Af. Gleniinnau on Oct,
l5',.1;l_I§, Ellen daughter of the
l`1fte".lriii__n i-ltcwart'."Tlle funeral will
tnife place on Thursday at 11 a._rn.
in ._t.lf‘e‘i'lr`oss llouds Cemetery.
ori"ooslN<i A wmie _
V BY F»l.hl(i'[‘l'ii'i‘l'I‘\'.
' ’l`_lu‘l'e seonis to_[lg` nfgr`owlug feeling
ufi1_`0ni!'St.i1‘litid_t at we shall hort-
ly-:"is=.e -th__>. 'llnwln _ ,tif _'t‘li`é__',E_l,ec€rlcir.y'
iige, w iqp,_,olee_ rlc_ty__‘_w_ pb qw
r:~°:"~‘ferii*w‘ii.~‘ir_ Tr*
ues sole c‘ ea,__  _l,1,_,t\n man
of the \fut£ri- will give?  buef~steaks l
nnd,.otlioi', foodsk and llqurisil lliliisclf
on electric sllov ei. 'l‘l\e` postli-.
electric fqgiling ight; i`iilli<fl`us_fl~Qlli.i|l<~li-
Llii~j_prolcau`ui'. all _ lin _recelitly e__
ii_iuln§il lii_s vlewstgo thc? coligrc:-ist 'og
t iq 1. oclc y o|_;__ _ e vp_.“f_;_en_lep il
hlcicnce. “if it i$,%.lng;y'," lie
said, “give him eléctrle tyf,__ll he nsrs
for l»ri_‘l1<l.or n hecf~stea-`, plltl him in
fillnlectric cliilir und turn oh' tliiii cur-
l'i\.lit." 4 `
I,li'l\dil'lti0il to feeding eifcllisively on
L-leetricityf ' ;i't._l_s__i'»' obshie ,that our
descendants will be giiought up in an
clectricified atmosphere. Some re-
uiniikahle experiments have recently
been tried in Stocklip-lm to test the
reflect of elcrtrified sir on Children-
li‘i`_l_ty. boys and girls were set to work
in s__d_ie'ss-room this being filled with
nu e_l|§§i_tri_c installation which passed
hig ,,,_cui~r_ents into the atniosphlzre-
w rk .i;'lqa`.__r00m without any electri-
' y§’_-Neither the teachers nor the
rhllilren-were told what was going on
and t_b:` experiment was kept up for
s'ix;nl§i1ths._At ~tilc end of that time
it wp fo\\nd_tlint those who had
been work-ing in the electric room had
grown; on~ an average, i lu. more
than those. in the ordinary room, and '
that the electrified children had ili-
creifsodgxin intelligence in a most re-
nin klhle- ninnncr. _
-The _uae of electricity-'in the rearing
of"pla_ll'ts lisslately been tried with
wonderful results. A process bus been
in#en_t6il_ by a Mr. _Mies by which
'wuéat.‘e‘sn,he.bl-oug_ht to fi state or
lnnturity"three weeks sooner thu_.n un-
igél' ol`°¢_l§iary conditions, und thc cot-
to_b.plll,_t-elght days earlier. An in-
iqrestlyign-tsst w'.-is mad_e.,_wi_tli, two
i_ild,lh1l~ ]l_lle\"'treee. One _was olectrioln-
 t'¢vd_», ,wil the other was not.
fi ll -_they were both mppl-.il for
rub’ r_lt was found that the electric
ire gave,a very inucll larsl-r a-
niillht of rubber than the otllrr. The
co ing f i__,,¢lectri<‘uy is 'July .u
mei ter of? time. .
c_oliiFin\u'llly. _
'li‘i£y`,'0ther children were made to
.-
C1?
_I -*`.iies_ével\' been stotiiil that in the
flltilile llicn will clroosn their wives _hy
nl;1`,_of____`_ electrical uiachiuc. _its lu,-_
vqhlor-._mii;iqll uint this machine can
din _a1g,,,,9¢, nny nilninnl. io which
-ll1'a§‘-is"fiQlr. It dull also be llscd in
`ilei5detin`i: positive and iningatlvu “Ou-
,gurl-1-y“,-,`y|¢}g§¢ivr» youni: man and vice
\'_f!f'it¢.. ‘
'=~',.  he ._ electrical love-_taster
 will in-. ohm to discover
w 'e "er they nm really luniii mlwue
uno “or-noi. so _uint u all unit is
thug? for this invention hc true we
mal Q veit _um irate _pupils of, tht
lut\|i'*c-to','givc‘ilp asking their dauair
Y-l\l‘R".~l Will! lnblult such sordid things
np'_\7';`\%%g'. arooilnts; and iucrely_ to
ui nl 'lull 'lr the zremhluis swnhn
arajligg 'Q' fit to entertllc lnnr-
|' '-' ` l. .._.`_,.._  .
' I
I A |',qw- qnyi; ugnfgfproiiililuut fox
rfinclilr took the truubleto cull Ou
,|u|a`w‘tJp.liagl'\‘aii ‘tailor U0' i‘\|“f"‘
him- that the . clothes be made for
hun were uit iiese out and tnilnwi
zf.:"i‘L°`”s>ii“°.-i..‘.‘:* ‘"‘2.::;°i..i"ii“°i‘i¢‘.
rin' his can iiuplifi ml* 75”' "‘°“
as .". ¢vp.;g};a e.ln no.-reeH.U°'W\1Y
llc* . ‘ 've golithe best *<9 5°
ha"d.'~I ` Q §i,t."Hl`llao`ll_(\f|l,sl\p\1ly
cr he ___ \ ;_,_ ‘¢"“_Kq° g (_)_f “'09,
fu f ~1f.»~=»  -hiv `-”5‘§~L""\‘°"] i 
.M -.,_._.)..- .W . °h.i.“_.° (emo. _“b.
¢s
His
as . \~`:._
i?f¢>P¢f l A
Iiferwhg
‘ The lungs cannot act pro-
perly- if the nostrils are con-
gested and clogged. » _
_ A
For that ptesisent Chronic
Catan-ah of the nose apro-
`30tb. _Thi ill mean but few _foot-
longed medicine is necessary
to stimulate the memberanes
and keep the heating free
Nyal'S Caiarrh Balm,
softens the hard discharge
permitting it to be easily dis-
loged. It’s soothing antiseptic-
at on tones up the nose and
makes the breathing a pleasure
Stjuffy breathing certainly
does inake one feel unfit for
auytliiiig;
'i`l1c coliapsib)e tube with
long nosal tip is a clean and
convenient method of medica-
tion--Cfists only n half dollar.
E-A. Foster
Cr-niral Drugsiorc
Hull nmvils
" 'I`be following registered at the Vic-
_torfa Hotel, Charlottetown, between
l0.35` last night (after the nrrivnl of
the 'Figllisll express) and 10.30 than
prcvfolui night :
Flolence Jones, lluilulo. '
Margaret Ries, New York,
(lhas Dalton, Tigiliull.
H W. Rogers, Slinimorsiilv.
lingers, Silnlmlwsirle,
H. Hpelrs, Toronto. i,
McDonald, Cardigan. .
l".'li;terson, Ht. Jolla.
. Arlnitafzc, St. John.
. Mciieilun, Montreal.
. lienzluy_, Halifax.
llusscll, llnlifaic.
. Uoulicr, 'I‘oroni.o.
Brown, Moutreill.
. Pratt, 'l‘oronto,
cwillinms, Boston.
Scott, St. John.
Holdier, Bt. John. .
A. M. Martin and wife, Fit. John,
om yesterday's evening (iuardilin._
id. Forbes, Halifax. _ _ '
G. Carter, I,-_lalifaxl i
_.____,.____
Tile following registered at the Re-
vere Hotel, Charlotte_town, ’betw`ern
10.35 last night (after the arrival of
the Tignish express) and 10.30 the
previous night : _ r
Leila Mitchell, Village Grecnf
Mamie Acorn, Village Green.
Winnie Acorn, Village Green. '
Weil Johnson i
A. Rowland,
R. J. Bentley.
Miss Ida McColm.
Roy Scott and wife.
Alfred Piillik.
l-I. ld. Dryden, Sussex, N. B.
Valtel' $luilll-ioll, Bay View.
A. Gallant, St. Timothy.
Daniel Dalton, Skinncrs Point. V
Bradford Webster, tlornwall. _
F. Webster, _Coveheadi V '
W. E. Cailheck, Tryon. _
M. J; Kelly,-Elliottvlllex'  » ' ` ~ ‘
From yesi;crday's evening Guardian.
Wm. Mullally, Gowan Brue.
M. A. \Mcl»eod,_;i'-il\ssex,_N. li ' _
'Petei~`i`i|lcoi\, Rollo Flay. _
’ i
The following registered nt the
Queen Hotel" _Uhurlottetown, between
\0.3i{ last night (after the nrrival of
the 'i‘ignlsh express) nnii 10.30 the
previous night : _
J, H. Perry, Suinmersldc.
_!'.. Dystant, Ellcrnlie.
fl; unlinllt, Bloomfield.
W_m. Olncra, llroclitoil.
F_‘._ S. Iteddlng, Sydney.
fi( Wood, Cliarlo' tetowii,
A. E. Leigh, Cllarlottetonn. -
'JL `Fi. ilounifii, Pilrli Corner,
D. Fi. Morris, M. ll., Dliudns.
Mrs. C, llfehoiiiild, Montagile.
firacn E. Mcldrlcllcrli. Pardlguu. -
J. A. l~‘elfiy;,_ Sussex.
ll. T. l<‘lal'd\"ay, Tllorlldnlc.
SILK WAISTS.
(‘.
'-4C
;sar;c?:gg?>
AC
._
c:ca=>=m@=rwL>
....,.-~.' '
' Nothing po`rliups"is so useful ns the
dninty silk waist so _inucll 'worl_l. T-
purpose glvililr n._ few hints ns to the
washing and ironing of silk, and to*
show that it in very little trouble und,
very easily done. If twn or more
wnists arc to he wusliod nt the samci
time, sort them into colors, puttinp:
the white ones alone.
[Now ,have ready three baths or bowlm
oi lukewarm water and into two put
'onlne of the soap jolly, In the first
bath plunge the wd_ls_t. _Squoez -tlip
slowly water may .tiiroii¢h‘._i.iie' l _ii-
ifc, keeping i ` well'“ds the, w _r_-_
'and pnyinrrs <f`inl_. _;l:}E_i<_1n.‘to _ _
neck. wristbands*  holes. Wha_i:._
.tliewaisli is-weuw __d':‘ih__tl\e» iirs_
water soueelie the W _ "but of lti T1
llo not wring lt; turn it on they
wrong side, and repeat the process of
_w ching in the second hath of soapy
ifgter. Wheni well washed. aquoeae:
fslialm and rinse in cgyen warm water
o _remove the-IQIJN.. Dlitiat once in-
, fii§°ni'ir.fuin~rsisri:r`
_ ._-iii _| __ ._ "- 1" .
_ i. 1; __ » ~( A lcvths warm water. r_ sein cold water,
13,  fl-l,§‘§2,‘§‘,§',g,°'-oolfiimsh,  ll potable; --un?¢r.runnin»r "to-. _ ,, _
W ». » “_ and if yoli 0 m white silk- 3 good color it .i ,. . _ - AWW ~
.-,,  _i;__‘_m0_;l_\_1:“_m_dn_ you lwill  l'li\l0d in \,s_\_l¢.._w,m,,-_ gbonld That is gone no far awayi , _ ;
W _Lua nl, good work sv te silk be disco red alter wash , " q ,9 _L
he-  -I .'. _ " _'ii 'i 'r '.ib i  R I
ms  wi! “#4 =°~°“ *""‘ mx '°°“ ‘* "‘ ‘-'°"“'~ »"’-“"' ‘f"’.",T""i °'i>l'¢"lf,°se‘ri'v¢"_°w°l`__°§'§<ii<,°'i§.tf`,‘f“"_ €Te #S (1 QCISOTE
lin
A
Cru-   ws
llND ELSEWHERE
It pays .rq_-soy in tiiirqri'-ovis_ea.
THE Tflkfni -The éagtleru “cooln-
modatlon _,__ _ivefl in Charlotteto§n
yesterday' _ 5.20 on time, and t e
Tigniah ex at 10.15, twenty-fi e
minutes in _ __ 
H. M. o.f’~1ooi=.-uw.il.n~frhe new.
has reached’ Halifax that H. M. _(3.
Cornw»ll.;‘wh thus scheauiefiio sr-
rive here oi\_ ctoher 22nd, yttll _re-
main-but-,e{ t days, leaving on. the
b81l_.gBme|  this shlp'a fine 
It has iieenpiprea that the co ‘an
would make lengthy stay atm;-¥l\\.il_r
ful," aI_1¢i~tha her team -would be v-
ailable for _e _Rugby league. Tlqs,
however, wi ' "b'e.:isno'ssib1e, _ahll,i¢‘
would appear that we will he forced
to he content with seeing this fifteen
i“_ Bfftion. but a couple of times.
The Cornwall will arrive here from
SL J0i1n'v. Nad., and Charlottetown,
and will go from here to West Indies.
She left Plymouth on Sept. 25th.
f “0ul‘_lad`y patrons are continually
remarking on how .bright and cigm,
our store is. We have installed all the
latest and most modern fixtures and
°"e"Y¢hiDS iii kept under glass to in-_
sure freedom from dust and dirt. We'
have li, large staff of capable clerks
who will see that your every want is
_nttcuded to. (live our store lldcall tho
-next .time you are down town, The
McKinnon Ilrllg Go., Corner (it,
George und Kent Hts. 1|i»L1Mi,i_
K ffnllnfllllli Hell  (vo. -for lwsi. mal
|"W““t i'l'|"'"»H- 0-ilfliii.i'.
“l"liAN'KIl‘}," (‘,,I,i)_
__The \vol‘ld's most famous detective
|»_- nho_ut to retire in the person of
_bllflerinteniient l<‘ranki Froest. who for
__y§far_s _has l£e_ient_nt the head of the
» a nvcs ~
_`_______l_:1____ Y_______ im ion llepuitlnent at
_ |`hY_HiC1\\|Y. he is unlike the general
“|011 Of a detective as could be, being;
chubhl Of face and innocent in ex-
pression. His twinkling blue eyes help
50 i!lY_0 him UI" fwllffarallce of li hell-
evolelit uncle. Hn is not only the mont
famous, but also the most popular
policeman -in the world. Even ‘liard-_
ened criniilinls refer to lliiil 'ilu
“Frankic."
He is tremendously powerful in
pllyniilue. Hull is one of the few mon
can tear a pack of cards in two. He
cun bond fl sixpencc bei
tween his ' fingers, and to
his amazing strength he has
often owed his life. (ln one oi-casioll
he llrilggcd out oi' ull Anarchist den
two men whom he badly wanted,
irripping the coat~collars of the two
in his left hand and keeping oil two
other men with hisrigbt fist.
He has had as many narrow cs-
cnpes from death na any hero in n
urnied criminal, whofn Froent bah'
been trucking down, told him that
when he had seen, some days before,
the great detective behind him in the
str'ee,_t_, he h_ad__s'topped in a ,doorway
determined to blow the detec"tive'e
brains out, and then his own. But
the detective chanced to turll up a‘
side street.
As an example of Superintendent
Frocst's sllrcwdness, the story is told
of how he went to clear up the -myst-
ery of the death of a mail who was
found head downwards in a water butt.
Murder was suspected but Froest
declared atonce there had been no]
murder, and that the nian had merely.
ororbulancrd. _
“Impossiblci" a colleague exclaim-
cd, -and got up beside the butt and
leant over. In ii flash his boots were
pointing towards the slay, If hc had
been alone the butt would have hull
its second victim. »
’ msc rnum.
Say, boys! can you tell me when fi
_counterfeit coill
'if course you can tell, for you know
' is tossed on .the counter to you ?
rn’ course you can. tull, for you know
cvery time ' .
'Flint it strikes it. docsn‘i ring Lruc.
(
And-boys ! do you know illlnt il coun-
terfeit life -
('i‘llat'ri li re-gulilr sllnm through nnd
illrnllgyli) _
is .fl simply flclentcil in- every day
sl.l'lfc
As thc coin '.’ For it lioi»rin‘t ring
true. _
Oil ho-_vs ! if you wnni. to bn nirlnly
me". ` _ _
To be llonorcil ill nil that vou do,
_lust make up your minds that ten
times out _of ton _
`x'ml_will lllwuyil bo found to ring
true. , _ _
And hoys ! if vou know how our coun-
_try rerlJects
A genuine man, then, you, too,
Would endeavor to, ,livc n. life that rc-
flects . _.
God's imogo-and always ring true.
lifulr' true in youll' contests and games
. on tl? ;iel¢l, _
In you homes, with ii crluvii nr 3
few.; _ `
'Phollgh others rnnv t.-y l|-.f.,b- ,=\,¢,,»¢.
colnlngs to shield, _ _
Yvt. boys, just .remember-ring
t_|°ue| _ _ ` _
_isonous _ _
I heard you sponln in the silence, deiir;
With -your vo|ce'so silvery low. ' -
Nor broken, nor sad 'with rl. single
__ tear, -»‘ . ,
All it was long ago- '
. Al it saHl'n06 'Ib long ago! ' '.
And the voice! of the ‘birds I heard,
_ my qweet. -< _ -.
Aliivrwent out through the dawn
to meet, _ _ _  _
'Phat is now so far sway-
*
Denny _drcadful. On". one occasion an ,pl
f
f  _  -'-'~-~==‘f-'ff>‘~}*g;j-§;{fjf<=>f»-=<ff~=-f-=-=~=-
'rum Maithsfs--f-Jrhe follow-
n pl' pi Ole secured on
‘S .-`_   .{-..-..
the Oh 0tb§,, t square
yesterday _hav 1p}'_v___ d suicclsst
Friday-*da . 46 to (cr potatoes
_25c' buf, \lBl't0r)"  b,’ 10c; beef:
'(l!!;lll). pg; lb,  17] The prices
q\l0U6d b§__f,\\Q Wl\§£!§lAf`l are :-Po-
tatoes 25e; hay. to ,_60e; white
oats, 42c; hgiclr oats,~ 441:; straw,
56,50. tn. W5 ,___ , ._ ._
ri. » 
::‘lou neyfrgcgll the dpotol- unless
-you_»ne6d_,hixn_.,]{'pu listen. with grave
atten_t2>n_t`p every word he says? But
tyco- _hat dg__.yo_u _do with _that vit-
a ly __  31in_g-__thc__ pl~g.s'crip~'
on e ea 9_r__ sn’ t e success
of the duct "fs tre,s_Q€nielit depend _on
the qacinegan? care with which his
|ires;;ri_n;iong___ls _flied and thg_frg5b_
ness _qtren 8-nd |iulfit_y gl tb ~jn-
i:re<iien'i_;_s,. _You can depend on? all
{>_reqcl°i,pt_ioi'i's_._,_ hcompoundcd by us.
ff \'° your erj'e~.._'i‘he‘. ‘McKiri
Dr?g '00,' glorliqr Gt. George _ 
Kent Sts. _ ‘ 10.11nin_
_ CANAL FORETOLD BY GOETHE.
(Newt fork Evening Post.)
_It is______ilitenest,_i_rig,__j_\_1_st_ atytliis time,
win. ewor _s__<poln _i'_soni-
`ta&d ovef' thfmtction' bf Péoaigsrgssi ni]
the President, in adopting legislation
rllscrlminating against foreign ships
in the matter of tolls through the
Panama Canal; when Engiand's pro-
test and claim of treaty violation are
an incident of yesterday, and there is
such general speculation relrnrdiug
(lerlnany's designs in S.outll America,
in find li prophetic utterance of (loe-
the, Germilny's greatest port and
philosopher, bearing intimately upon
tho canal and its parts in the devel-
opment of civilization.
Nearly every pllllusopller who has
left the legacy of ills genius to
succeeding generations has found il
certain comfort ini the nutulnn of his
life by tuming pl-opbct. Voltaire and
Rousseau and many of the later Ger-
mans were notable examples. Among
these last mentioned, Goethe assum-
ed the _rolemost entertaiuingly and
most spontqncollsiy, but with entire
dlsi'c`gai'd for the prcserwltion of his
prophetic thoughts.
What we kllow of (loathe as pro-
phet is chiefly owing to the restless
und lndcfiltigable Johann Peter Ecli-.
erniannr- ,L person fully ns persistent,
I,
   _     _    
shown to .n_lfi_gltp1i:r.oan!m. Uiliqranlaa
lived hi wriiiisifrillriiiich-tn»;l»»_t.»x¢l
yew  'elilv' °'=°f°°l¥` .Y
paired*-#in"i6hti%; lie <i'i¢i_ rwt_vl‘»i't are
poet, _tbeng Fétired skaters ¢hinilf6`r`,
living quieay and absenting himself
from co\l_'r¢_.¢li`d theatre alike,  thot
Eckerlnann'ii work _is a carefu daily
gathering of the' intellectual _crumbs
that fel1~from_the feast of Goethe’s\
alert and. active brain, arranged
somewh‘at‘i`h ' the form' of a diary.
Thus he r;elJorts the conversation
which took ‘place Feb. 21, 1837.' (joe-
the, on th_ls_day. says Eckerpiann,
spoke wltlfkilmirntiou of Al”eXai'i'de'l'_
vori__ Hllrrtltuldt, Whose work on"'(Y'uba
and" pl_n_ __ *lie had begun reading
and ‘w _`ose`o nion _oi the urojcct of'
cutting*-'ii ' the isthmas seemed
_to l\aY'»» ` al appeal for him.
‘Huaibql ',_'q_nld Goethe, has point-
ed o`ut,"'w‘i "l(n` accurate understand-|
ing of tfioebsllhject, several places,
where. by the utilization of s number
of streams flowing into thc Gulf of
Illiexico, the object might be more
readily attained. The solution of this
problem is left' to the enterprising
spirit of a future generation. Yet
tbls mucll is certain, if a, canal, cati-
able of transporting vessels of every
size and tonnage from the Gulf' of
Mexico to the Pacific Ocean, were
constructed, it would produce lncal-
culable advantages for civilized and
be greatly surprised if the United
States missed their opportunity to
accomplish such an enterprise.
‘It is to he anticipated that this
young nation, with its pronounced
westward movement, will, within
thirty or forty years, have token pos-
session of the' great stretches of land
heyolid the Rocky Mountains and pu-
pulated them. Furthermore, it is
prohuhle that all along the Vacific
and spurimis iiorbors, there will in
time 'rise up many cofnmcl-cially lm-
portant const cities to llundle an lui-
portilnt l.l'adc between the ilnitr-d
States and (lhina find the East Indies,
But, under these circumstances, it
would be not only dcsirirble, but al-
most essential, tllat merchant veiiiltlvi. i
as well as worships, maintain more I
erica than has hitherto been possible C
by way of the tedious, disagreeable
und expclls-ive journey arounJ (Tape 
Horn. ` "
I l°epi~at, tllereforc; it is absolutely ‘l
establish a- pus:-large from thc (lull of _
am sure they will attain this end. ll
1 ghoulil like tn live to see'tlli.=:,
if not so verbose, as James Boswell
whose ‘ilesprache mit Goethe' his ul
place of honor in every German 1lll_-3
rary, although untranslated and little*
but I shall not, I should also like to l
o cctioll estuhlisllcd bQf»Wl‘0|\ L
I
c
KhcdiVe's shares; also ciglity-tlirec
Y
But I never shall \ve<l her, my sweet-
heart ‘When love is lost the iluy sets J to-
(Ioant where Nature has provided nafc I
rapid comliuililcation between the"
East und West coasts of North Am- t
ourse, that ewcetlwnrts sliould rnever
esselltiul for the United States _ to 
Mexico to th,,'.pa,._mc 0,,@m,_ ,md 1 tlirilly, after n big tual-ile, when both
ight of ordinary conirnon-scnl-lc
.ilndcrtshfnlfr 110°. is so gigantic that
I doubt its accomplishment, especiQr
when I consider our German finan-
.Iy ~
iclal limitations. ` _
= Finally. I should like to see tis
English in Pllasesllon of u Suez Cat-
rl. These threogreat things I shou il
lie to lee. accomplished. It would he
Well worth while on their account to
bear with life for several half-centur
ics to come.'
(lol-the flied in 1832, just thirty-
S€\'en years before the Suez Canal
was opened for liavlgatioll and forty-
tliree _years before Iiiiglulld gained
ontrol of it by plirclillse of the
ears before the date set for the open-
ing of the Panuilin (‘iiual.
MY i°lWF,E"l`HI*I.\li'1`.
Oli, I'm deeply ill love with u maid-
en,
And I'm. sure that the hilly loves
m€Z
At least every sign would show hcl'
design,
is never to let me go free.
Sl1e's as sweet as the l'o:lu, frolil lier
head to her toes;
Her smile and her laiugli ifrc divine.
.Oh, her hair is s \vondi‘0\ls golden, _
Her eyes orc as blue ns the sea;
’I‘here's nothing: more neat funn llcr
two dainty feet,
And her lips are as red ns can llc!
'Fhough I'm. sure I could love no
one more,
‘ln just waiting the day I must izivc
her away,
For I'm forty, while i4lu>.'r¢ t.l\|‘il1‘d
-four.
l‘Ii,\ l N (‘l')Mi\f()N-.“il<}Ni¥il‘l._
But-and it is n "hut" to he taken
nto consideration by every couple in
ovc-trollhle could be largely avoided
men and women would only bring
o their love-lnalfing a little of thc
ommon-sense they exercise with_ re-
nrd to other daily matters. Not, uf
uurrel. 'Phat would be too awful,
lr, an livery eiigageil pull' knows,
makings up" uri-. always nice and
romlse to amend their ways.
No, what ronily went the scurcll-
seeacun- . 
the l')rinl\bcinlid_the Rhinc._\et this t
In my eyes she is almost lciicrtion,
This dear little girlie of lnlilr; §
i
` And thsy're soldangeroiii, 
have li law, hehitoi growing in
quency, ll not nipped in the .
Nothing wears out love so fait ll `
eeif-same |tupid~sensit1venon. `
sees, because two I»eople.happen" to
adore one another, ,a_deadly`inll1E
the m5st innocent word or action.
\
(‘IlOT(`}l FRIENDSHIPSS.
A rooil llc-art’s worth gold '
-Shakespeare.
A noble nature can only attract the
Willie. -GCQUJC.
lui you have evil-doers for friehdi-:
take as your friends the best of men.
»Biiddha.
We orc to dignifv to each other the
daily need and offices of nian's life,
and embellish it by courage, wisdom,
and un_ity. -Emerson.
_'is our hearts, our way is one, -~
And cannot be divided. Strong _ideo-
tion ' .2
(Vlntrudu with ull things, and o'tf'co-
meth ull tlll`nf<H» f-
l -Joanna B§llie.
Judge before friendship, then confide.
ilu ru-nth, ` 3
A friend is worth all hazards we] can
run i 
| Poor is the friendless master of if tho
‘ world ! 
A world in purchase for ll friend: il
gain i  _
--Young.
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WHEN LOVE IS l.(`)i~l'I`. '_
wards thc niizht, 1
Alllcit the moruinig sun nuly still he
= brigilt, 
And not one clmui slip sails across
.the_~sli.v- T
Yet from the 1'-lncc wllrre it used to
lie.
Gone is the llisitrolln ,glory of the
light. _
No splendor rests on any mountain
~ heillli. _ _.
No scene spreads fnlr and beauteolls
to the siilhti __'
All, all seems dull and dreary to the
eye _;
When love is lost. 5
Love lends to live its gr:iniluro_ and
its might, "
Lone goes, and leaves behind it glooln
and blight. _fi
liilio ghosts of time the pnllid §0'uP8
drag by, _
Time seems so long we think 'twill
brown upon tlieiri arc' th'o.=u\`silly lit- ‘
ie hagings and sulks. _
uo'er go. by
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aiterv
Its thoughts are the sparks
' that set Success in motion.
Why not do a bit of thinking now ?‘ `
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The human brain also requires three vital elements to put forth thought-water, -aibumen and
In the Brain asinthe Battery, let a single element become weakened from yeste_rday’s use and.. U
lessened activily follows, Therefore, in order to keep a good working brain or add to its power; on¢.}_`
I absolutely must use food which contains albumen and Phosphate of Potash.
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Water and aibumen exist plentifuliy in every-day food, but Phosphate of Potash is often lacking_
'That missing element exists freely in the outer coating of vvheat and barley, but the miller of
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Nature forishppoiting bright brains and active minds. ‘=< "
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