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HEROINE
0f England, Florence
Nightingale. Draft
A LIFE 0F SACRIFICE1
A Pioneer in Sick Nursing _-
Her Noble Work in The
I Crimea.
Late English newspapers announce
the death of Florence Nightingale. Miss
Nightingale was, perhaps the greatest
Engliahwoman of the nineteenth century,
whild, at the same tinie, the history of
her long, sufering life is illuminated by
the light of something greater than
greatness. ' '
Her father was a weal hy Hampshire
squire, and she was born 79 years ago
in Florence-whence her name.
_‘The ohild‘s talenis made themselves
apparent at an early age,and |lr.Night-
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mind, spared no expensein her edu-i
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IN ORDER
That the children may not come
from school heavy-eyed, languid `
and listless.
IN ORDER I
That they may be cheerful,happy 'y
and eontented. growing stronger'
and sturdier day by day.
IN ORDER
To have strength for pleasure
after the duties or' the day are
accomplished.
IN oRDER
Not to have the body so tired
that the mind cannot be
cultivated. y
IN ORDER
To have the sensibilities keen
the wits sharp, perceptions clear
and the ability to make aisirs
run smoothy, take
llr. Wanl’s
S tematically, and you will bb
doylighted with the result. Why!
Bag* _ they will enable y0l1 $0
sleep soundly, eat heartily and
,gags what you do eat, thereby
hgping mind and body, in propel'
conditi0l~-
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cation. She soon mastered classics
and modern languages, mathematics,
and science, and as she passed the
boundary line which separates the girl
from the woman, her personal beauty,
her atlainments and her wealth all com-
bined to promise a brilliant social
future. 1
But even in her girlish days,sensit ve
and thoughtful, ~she had looked out]
upon the sorrowful mystery of life with
observant eyes, and she emerged into
womanhood with a life purpose of her
own clearly developed. That purpose
clusively tothe suffering and the un-
fortunate.
Leaving her beautiful country home,
she passed in succession through n
working probation in thefgreat hospitals
of London,Duhlin.Edinburgh and Paris.
closely studying the nursing system at
each establishment.
In 1851, in quest ef further experi-
ence. she joi.ned» the' only Protestant
nursing sisterhood then in existence-
that at Kauilworth, in Germany. This
completed her werk of self-preparation
and discipline. A year later she took
over the management--and also a large*
shareof the expense-of su- institution.
for sick governesses in Harley street,
liams&:Co,Toronto Ont
working so hard to set the place upon a
was te devote herself wholly and ex- 'I'
end of two years she had to take a pro-
longed rest. But she had succeeded.
The home had become a model. and its
'iianances were on a sound footing.
That was the first proof she had give 1
of an organizing and administrative
cipicity which the late Dean Stanley
described as nothing less than genius.
una CALL 'ro frnn cniirns.
Miss Nightingale was now upon the
verge of the great crisis of her life.
From the battlefields of the Crimea
came stories ef the suisrings of the
unnursed British sick and wounded,
rendered more appalling by contrast
with the splendid work being done in
the French camp by the nursing nuns.
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the work. _ T Q"
. 15  I3“ Jellies at your grocers during the nex ‘
_ thorough footing of efiiciency that at the' 'il V"°’ff‘°“‘° i _I _ powering odor from thousands of tester-  1,, “yt I
1. ng wounds
Nightingale mansion of Lea Hurst, was; De0_‘2_ _9_ 16_
also deeply pondering them in her ____,_____
f’.`l‘l°iii§5°d§‘§”£'.‘3Z’i§?i‘&.§`?"f..f§‘.`ld“P$l`§if11 THF »1°~ of Pm G°1d Jelly PM-1
other in the post-one from I Mr- Her- gfandm Cana” excwd’ an ‘fibers ‘°m` I
_bert requesting M'ss_ Nightingale to me *.. _ ._  
undertake the supreme direction of Fmcy screens in Mg and mghogmyi
snursing _in the military _hospitals at; 5ni.h_oak, - musk, bmp nx_ Juni
the front, the other from_Miss Nightin- 'hat nm w,nt_i,, mg hous9_ _ See “_ if
,gale spontaneously ofering hel!l6l__£for mf, P,ice,_J°hn Newsom 9 lm
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i Dl'.l'larvey’s Southern _cmd balm” wngonmg ,M and Mgih e?;p»for cash at Paton &' __
  `tbiriy-<;i`g:il: compsgionshai :the bshgin.-eCos.” ‘ _ _ 3tf 1
` 1 1nin' o sir ta ' ew vel _ H _
noi any Laoncsgioiii uid] d ' I\W0l‘t-ll li;l0WlI1gh £1185
I "°`° °I 5'! 1'-5° W°““  'Y“‘i’° Prowse Bros eep t e esti
< __ ther trsssssaoked' _I  - -l
,i Colds, coughs and Asthma. 1 Zgawbixgfk-_,,°1f.;»f_-..;,,,"P§,‘f,': r~cady-Qiie clothing made in
25°_ A 3°,-7-|_3_ ,E _ swarmsd with vermin, rats gnawed at Canadaiii 1; '
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into this pandemoniuui there was md 1 °°‘ p
ti-odnced the form of s frail-looking de-‘   3 f_>  ;;'   1  F
licate woman, and presently chaosli; .F  5 §   .  __ 1 _
gan to give waytoerder. The alm . ‘ it _ A I-fi'  - * V
superhunian enfrgyofone woman sur- '  ‘” ` ` ‘i 1’ < “T 1  ` ‘ '
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mounted every obstacle. She snfared
herself nothing. from the ,night wstoh
to the operating tables. and for months
she was on her 'feet for 20 hours a Ida"y.
; Small wonder that the troops flocked
upon her with af feeling almost akin to V V _
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"°'f='=fP- AMI” i»¢~<\ the wards at na compo; it propose to sin
night, her benignant features iliumfiied
_ Other anecdotes there are of her
deep hold upon the admiration of the
army, but none touch a chord so poeti~
cal as this. _
_ After the war Lord Stratford de Berk
1 cliffs, who had perhaps hiniaell afqnin.
I m'an.`gave a dinner to olllcsrs who had
fthe iiame connected  which'
1 weald1snrvive<in‘!ature ages. Ail. wi7h»
out exception. wrote thcuameiof Miss
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_ pure and fresh drugs and families. Our
i constant aim is to' please our patrons in
_ two essential points-quality and val-
Our present stock of Toilet goods is
1 thrown by the light’ as  
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I lt was felt that a wonian’s 'directing they ask fo,-_ (lor--pinion given only II nlStl°illllt0I~"S Df
hand was needed Sidney Heroert ' when they ask ,W H 1 ,,¥”A
the minister of war, who had heard of Are an a use, of p,,_,,,,,,»,, C918, YDU
MISS FIOIQUC3 Nlghtingalei °°U‘3lud9d Compound? Our stock of this popular I 5?; - I"-A .1 I1  ._ . i
that 811° was the one woman eqial to medicine is :rein and only ine genuine ‘E /’ff’ ‘ ' ..\ §~ _ ~
the enervenc ‘l 4 `
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lashes; cures watering eyes; rollover pain in
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_ Tl-lE SCENE OF WAR IN SOUTH AFRlCA~
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Free State. The positions of Colesberg miles, and 'tp Kimberley, 6471/4, miles; and Aliwal North, at Orange Free State
and Stormsbui-g, just occupied by the I from Port elizabeth to Naauw Poort, frontier, 280 miles. The boundaries on
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