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THE GODS AND MIR. PERRIN: \
Trag!- G omcdE. BY Hugh Walpole.


author Of "MaTadick at Forty, etc
New York: The Century Company.
AS like to life as twin peas in the pod
is this inspired record by Hugh Walpole.
Tie intent is 10 show what twenty years
o school ieaching-twenty more or less
does to the average man. By way of a
GIc-y realistic story. covering the tread
milf life of ID group % masters in an en-
] we'd English school. the author makes
s~.Fchirg and sympathetic study OF the
~, biology of the schoulrlaster- as such
l.. q saving clause. Mr.. Waipoie specifics
tat the conditions pictured here hold
oVly in The particular sort of school
chosen as tn" setting of this action Any
difference that exists, however, between
&c influence OF this school and that OF
any ether. public or private is one of de-
cTcc only. The study, in varying meas
ire. holds good wherever the schooimas-
tc~ is pursued by his calling Nothing
short of personal experience can account
ior thc fidelity with which the author
traces The inevitable down-steppnS from
the carly high attitudes of teaching TO
the later dun plains of habit, sunk below
the level of the sea This Hfelke tram
ScriVtiOu obieCtifieS and centerS IN u GER
tain Nr. Northumberland has as
socjates. The PeTTinS one and all, are
truly between the devil and the deep sea
ON tic one hand is the natural desire for
advance. for Erefcrmcnt by the little pow
ers above them. On the other, is the
teachers mcaGer role OF authority and
semi-infdllibility toward those below them
Tie one makes for hypocrisy and time
serving: the other for hypocrisy and tyr
amy. So. front and rear. the schoolmas-
ter Is beset by the small gods of d petty
existence. IL the betWeen-w whites of quasi
instruction. so the story goes Perrin loses
his heart, such 10 IL. Then he loses his
head, such as he has In a passion of
weak jealousy. III the sen-demcntia of a
100 lonesome life, he determines To kill
his rival. the new young master, who is
all of the things that Perrin used to be,
the things of which he is now only the
husk Sliding weakly from this primitive
and robust impulse. he decides To kill him.
self instead. But Perrin is too wan and
thin to kill anything but time, the COM
mon victim OF them all The story ends
with the close of the school session. Per
rim backed ny lean year OF tutlity and
faced 10y the restful mirage of a summer
sky ex,.lainS. Next year II shall he all
right The story opens year earlier
With Perrin saving. This term il shall he
all right So IL will 20 TO the end with
Perrin and the PerTins. a starved and
helpless hand
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-12-09

BY Lillian W hitting. author OF Ildiy y
tho Magic. Land" etc. illustrated.
Boston: Little. Brown X Co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-12-09

The woman who is planning a trip
abroad should read this book and then
curtsey to the author. Information and
literary charm are combined with de-
lghtful directness. and in all the 500
pages of the volume no line gives hint
of the superiority characteristic of-some
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-12-09
INCREASING HUMAN EFFICIENCY
IN BUSINESS: 4 Contribution to the
Psychology of Business. Val

Dill Scott. professor of psychology
at Northwestern University Evans
ton, Ill. New York: The Macmillan
Company.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-12-09


illustrations by j. Scott Williams.
New York: John Lane Company.
II is Difficult: to describe adequately in
cold type the quaint and delightful charm
Of this book, To those TO whom it will
appeal Il will take a place on the sacred
shelves where are kept the treasured vol
umei that are read over and over again.
EAhalins AN old world atmosphere de-
sCribng Characters and scenes of by
gone age, its pages carry the reader as
through the paths of ancient garden
where all the flowers are fragrant. a
freshness and purity of thought compar-
able TO d sky on spring morning after
thunder shower pervades the recital
OF the sweet story. The humor is deli
cate and delicious, without a Earring or
diScordant note and without affectation
or Il trace of bur.esque. The story leaves
a good taste in the mouth and Il taste
for more.
FIND THE WOMAN. BY Gelett Bur
CESS. author of "Vidette." etc. H.
Illustrated by Hanson Booth. Indian
apolis; The Bobbs Merrill Company
The author dedicates this work to
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whose poverty "a 6ze 20 izssz psrzzSS- Yea,
e3C - are too expensive fer ue-
believe in 6Sicz ST csa 10 help the peer
OF SICK and give Ely time when An -sSsss.
hzt VIXEN sss -aoes Is waited / raz'- &C t.
for s&re ao.e 70 spsrs iass nos
AID -ssz srzs-ssO-. On yes beSieve sr--
II IN that I re=zeea7s every 6zy tie ezeszsuz:
- was. shall ne sxse fer 6izzer- o. what for
sEPpsr. CO we're there any Ests-oTs-S fog the
a-szkeAst-- So~. Il that Is rssEhzr5Ssicz =
sssa ! xEs wiz yc0- Bzs Il yoz ~xzs ze 20
taro~ hs-chess- L. sou-z- 1sse szIy che
ta1- Ely JOAN gzre Ee So hehes1 kecs with
wssa lam II rsed CT COO tsr dinner. Ac5 ]
.aizk hat Is 4 a-eStsr Use far Vt
AID ~h1s do yez U>aR eE waite slaves.
Was Il talk O. sae beach lsss SIMMER. L j;
~xs yea lave M zizG the 81 as@rs-
Ts@ afraid To GONE ap- Dell ta- uy aai- i
Tery tain az5 ~5E-e AID aE &s-xsz Il ucszsz
a= taizzer 1a<z rezs-aes eaae- Vow. Dssg-
Foz Gezs z=zz 80 ses=a1 Ee % Fcz. ! 81
seli yoz 1AIex E13t re os,rz 1Te-5o / -.Izz
ay 6eszx i too zaea-
Fer Instance. hare aEsxrs kss q 5Lss k
sor -zz Az -o5zecsS. PES aAS txS sazs~ SO
seta ws-s zssrs ct .oas>ec 20 great sxses--
. I zssz2 81 TIE iE9z=1ee I csxI1 - InfzzSe
sasz 10 azszx :rez Ehe Stay aAs7-- szz l. -
avail One las ~Ezz5a zxp pears 1-Uxsz traN-
It. And -s2-1s- cae~s nor szx2x-- Eos. sas-1-
81 coarse : co-ta-- 70 zs- azs hare Gene
q see s1as Il bad lass -ra1 thea il wxs sHs
fer Tesz and liz re4seus zay IL sz1 set-
Il there. Is might asEs 1-=a t-Sp1sz srssaS--
/ Gs<esz to6sea3 used szFwxF eze-y0ss
x1ows is-a1s does il % ssy good - KEGS :
so..E 81 ta@z-
Is TT the sA-z= 20 lie talk CO tAe 5<z1z-
sSzeztzss feed eezs5 =rss< =aaae serzNz
o. TIE s1e4ec-- Sat rcz az A-s fsS<2<.s Az
- are nSz soSax - q1ar-ss ever < Ak
ccziax ~ sozs 14y- o@z sAAl erzzx q esz
sao5. 50 L c0zs a1ek sxE6-asa5ed -x
assxs .sa-< SEAL E,gl z7s'~ q. IT, to- SEAL sag
Fave Ssz-Alx5a Kz1 zGss keep mp had
~l-Z
". a. b I22 with Foz o. rze r1.osscSS gzsS-
sE0-. szt Soal re .Sk t@- Ey A-sehs1 1ur
-r-1y Cant <1azs IL
T1=rs. I a4ze Fec s1s5 azF.E52x AID s.sz
sxkz- ~ x-zxz soo1xn tor zse xEve-zorss
1sss2x= at cro~5s1 ezz al lie c<a-- szs-s-S.
a1s xzsss a&yz lsar-e5 oes-e- tt2a - Esz.
Del 20 take Ss- 1cs= szs u Azas Nara !.
hair EEEsE &szEx-
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times. and said that | 6ug--r 70 have IN
operation would NOT listen 20 that.
and when friend of nv husband told
him about Lviia Z Pinkhamss Ge-e-
table COMPOUND and what II had done
for his wife. Vas willing 80 take II
Now | look the picture Of health and
feel Ike t. too can do Elf own house
work. hoe nv garden. and Milk coz.
I can entertain company and enjoy
them. can visit when / choose. and
walk as far as any ordinary voCzu.
any day in the month. 1 wish / could
talk roevery suffering woM2a and girl -
Mrs DsxA BETHCNE Szkesson- No
T're mast successful re-es5y IN iiis
country far the cure of ali for1sT az
female complaints is lydia E p
h. E's Vegetable Compound.
Tt is more widely ard Successfully
used than any other remedy Il las
cured thousands Of women wko hare
been troubled with Displacement L.
fsmmation. liberation fhroii tEZr1n-s.
irregularities periodic pains back Pc
that bearing down feeling irsiicss. NJ
and nervous prssseEstio1, aae- al
Means lad failed Why den yoEa
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wzzS We SANE X TIE cLS czrscs csoHz-
ne ~or7d sss yo1zr II shSss days ct oars
Tas world ~ss - Teazs AID 1s~.
AL ccilzea es eirsS and Ct sx~ss Tozas
5s~s-s,
And te-zzegrow frzss wezSs-S grew
Bus the world relied aaes ard ie~s reixzed
instead
And s19se o. magic Tyre
For Scnzeezs sxs IN sse seat Raesd
When ne <xzs ii the Gid cAzrsh cnoSr-
Ssr.sozs wisA syss 81 ~ hrsEa=sx e-csn-
Ar5 li7s soAz were xozssrcGs rs-vs
DAzk wases OF .Ho-r sast --uoae1 1osz
E-u= tie crimson Tan SET there
AZ -zkisa slant o. s1As pare 1&iigass
Lie. xrzzs ne o1z ozs desire
Ia see ans texl as far ssas night
SEsz ne sang IL the cid ca1-ca choir.
Thz csarea - yrzs- ard the preacher long
In Tx l4z5 h zcSsei SO sell
AEA<xg &C. e ss< ass eAarc1. deep and straSx
Hesr sas x-~ss pipes iayozs swell
Z So azss d-esz= And eozssn=sza s-.
For Sozzeozs Is b EST ire
sSexa g. II The OARS II The crimson IA=2~
wssz we sag in tie Ol6 1azrza caoir-
-Ess44sss s7sseks-
-S.se 81 b. 4Wzz Ezszrzs-
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sA'a 4An say the ether rorp,uS ,hs,
: siAsson Tor FeA-aa-y Fee.-mean.
>Ass' and taxs man loo ksSs f-o.sr
A~ss apparent that he ass.s. d
9 warmth sAAs stays. III. wsrm,s
1s- rem head 20 fcet. Al eysr,se
s sac sass told him from person Al
'aA' Heod's ssssaparilla gives
ssr7;a, il fsviscrasss the alsa,,
sl~ses II s2eaS thFoasa artery and xeia
as men sue waxnsu. aer. "a
So . eafsy eeid weather ana ss,,st tn
se- II gives the hight kins ~
saIaiates sas ssreas,hess !, ~
nae AHa ali is seaests are t.x,,n,
@ss ss Suggestion in this 70, ras
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Tie spestzcled bear o< Ecuecor i
- called he-cauSe Of q patch Of whit
are1nd each ere which makes gAS
animal lock IS though he vas pesrR@
through : pair Of great spectaca$A
In Size &Ea. general eolo- the sEN
taclsd bear LOOKS not unlike the AEe-s
csn black bear But its hair Is ys-T
Shaggy Al each side Of tAe bad Is :
white bar. which gives the animal tEs
Appearance Of wearing halter B-T
THE Eaos- distinctive feature Is tas
white sru1od tie eyes
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-02-08

February Was younx peoples nixni q;
Arozrus xrangs. TIE yoarx p<opl.
alIs1 sss chairs and furnished the FRO
gram Following Is tie list OF oexE~rs
serving for the yesr: James II G2Iiison,
MASTER PaEI Glars. ovsrs=er; Lena Sy~rry.
lecturer; Flo-encs Curtis. Chaplain; Eddie
DzuhsD. steward Milton Clark. assist
ant ssexard; Annie T-exorgy. secretary;
Helen Clark. Ceres; Elsie Spery, Pc
mona; Bessie WI.see. Florz: Gaenoia
Clark. lady assistant steward
February 10 VIII Dc LADIES' nixaf. and
Feb u Eeaz2s7sn1s aixA-
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amous the 6ranasrs.

rais column 10 tevosed 10 the Gr.age- es-
P<siAlly b the sr.zses Of Hanccek eoonty-
The cclznn is open 70 all grazesrs for the
disecssioa es topics Of general interest and
so- reports Of grange nessinss- Make letters
short And ccuctSe- All cogzmanteariczs n1ss
ae signed. sus nArsez viEI nos be printed ex-
eePs By rsrzissica Of the writer All eoEa-
nza15ssstsns vii be szbiees Go approval BY
sae estises. bat nos< ~iii De rejected vssAsat
good re&sca-
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for four or nvs days
az q me every
month and 50 weak
I could hardly walk
| craLe am had
hlac xsG.l 2 and head
aehs- sG4a was so
nervous and weak
that l dreaded 10
see anyone or have
anyone move in the
rys9r-l- The tss,c tors
gave re E9a3icI7e to
ease H. ~ those
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February a regular szeesIng xzs asid-
Az tA= roii-caH os o6cS-s ali responded
10 tesi- na7ss ogz Flo<z and steward Two
AapiiczElc-s were esEiostsd On and .~c
Candidates received the first and second
degrees 8-es- / N ALlss and ?. 3.
Frls0d maze interesting and irssrueslve
reua-ss IN Senator Doai<zn's bridge oiu-
For.y-t~o zs15s-s ~~-s prss<Bs
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A few -41zrss e=&sy Il rrsazizg s<sre
cssss al c-o1r. srsE sEe sszSzk Of TINE !.
takes 70 60 81. 1sxzar. ot-sz proves Can
s-rc-s- Tas SAFEST -sy l. s.s keep Caaz-
aEx@ssz5s Cs0gh Es-scy II ske saz=e. s-41
~ EI& Ersr z-cxze5oz 81 crsez gre lie
sA1s< 4&<s- Peasant 90 sakz. as a.
SzSs ssrsx- Ss1 eT az 6sz1srx
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NIoolrS. 50. SozrH EIIswogrH.

NIooLIS. 50. NORTH ELLSWORTH.
SscolBz grange nes Feb l. o~inx 70
Bed travelling bat ts< we're present.
After the bushes. session Q snsor. program
~a< enjoyed The grange Eosed TO hare .
masquerade ball and supper Feb "a, via
music By AoGsshzaas orchestra Of three
rsscr<-
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siutual brnfni Golumn.
xDrrwo BIZ @.U<r xApsA~
rs wosso. ~HeGpfx2 dzs fopefx--

- ,urp.S=..- of sass colsR1 are s1Sa-srs-s.s
- .ss rtsgs sns -,ssxoss o. Tor tae asaszs
naues4. Azss Asuas he salpf1i ANT Ans~ea
sssux Ssr tue c01nsa zo+c1- . L F'r sa< eosS
goa z=e-s pEsfic servant, p1rveEor CT ID
formation sn. Suggestion. 11srffzr toF ia< n
se-rssa re Of Etsas- In sails cAFs&sisy . sosacfS'
eornGnsxsteSs ard is si-c'arsss essnss- s<rxeEs
az r1e =4gpu-t xtvsz It II sass rsssses Goa
zu-sezEss1s zEst os stxrszi. e9i tie asr7e o.
x-sssr <tii zoE oe qrfztse e1sest e pernz $500
Csn-zrf-=sso1> VIII re subject 20 s2p-oEsts'
-egerzsos OF tes ess1sar Of the eeszEa. sos 1es'
Efll ~ -sseezsS. =f1sse@s xa@5 -ssso@ s'str--'
all sa,aa ri racs-1ers
rEx AMERICAN.
Ellsworth. Ne
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rLoKAL- Iss, Soxrs BccxsroEr.

FLORAL iac- SoKrE BCCKsFoET-
FLORAL grsrgs AZ lis regular meeting
Jan =. instructed three candidates IN the
irss and <econd DEGREES AZ recess s So
elxl tine vas had. .ita q treat Of mats
and candy The third and focrsh degrees
~il De ~orked ~ The next regular 1s<et-
iax and q harvest Supper served
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G~2r N 3. F-5--ss-
TaEs i Gle Of the poems that makes a
psscz-s- and cue ws can appreciate Dent
Ea1 Ike poems Eazs make pictures.
wall6 really like TO kaGE hos many
Gzrs-sn- Pictures this xiii p<odacs In sas
zsa1al Fl<ioa Of those wao rs&1 Il. L Is as
~ozse-z1l a. the wireless. sais tozca
that swsxsns memories and VISIONS "a
single xor6 sometimes causing q
pAae-aEss Of events 20 pass in Succession
before oar minds eve
Resolved personal letter Car or txo
ago containing an inquiry sasca l sill
H.ss an TO yo7- and nope some enc vii
sz=xec - tarocxn lie coiaua- IS tne-s
may Dc others xho xoCid Like 30 know
usore particularly xosoGE the work and
met aa<c- And benefits Of the BED Cross.
DO La. k2Gx s8o1gh xoo1r Il TO give
relsz ode l1torZz.5o1- and this q one ct Tie
useful and Interesting sopics which Il
zssSns De Exo-s - 5ls for Is 20 study ln-1
this xEz-@-- So ~ll olz O. mere please
rsSro1c 80 zais call As soon - Esoaysassa N.
Tas ~r1zs- Of he letter Of i1cairy ~ill
pardon zse E0- protecting pars Of II hers
because / fiA5s the to1s et il g mach:
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An nr1scx Of The grip : ofrsn kczsoxte
~ q rsrszxrs1s cHaEe- rnire 70 -sxny
proFes great su1sEsz<~- Cnszas-Szizs
CoGza Eezs1y ass s,se- srreassEs1y gsssc
ks1 wIsn good sccr=ss *sr ,ee rsf5Et and
eare CT s.z< cuaxA- Mxzv ezst< ksT= c<~s
ez-=6 AFTER all 1rzss~ -s-e1s=s Ase taIss5
s-aaz ~ AL sszse-x-
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gr<-z-,x ecz<zz s7-eats Is sz-zizx a-sz
sEsry 1zy- D.aazTx OE--z<z- zzs<fsy ss.szss
- SPREADING Ias-xzztE RESERVES sse z-essnx
cares "A Ee<EAa<z.sy- AZ xzy Srzx x.s-ss-
sn-r
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EIGELaS1- So xoETH FESossccr-
Highland grange azl1 rs regular meet
ing Fee~ J. wTth sossat tzsasy-xa-ss mem
os-s and s<O glsasor< trOn AAa-socsocx
z-sass p-sse1r- T1S tclEoxias prgrzr
=s= presented Reading Dosla Gray;
cL4pp4zs, Hozzs- L1xe41. nassc. eAosr:
reaci1xs- Aanie HEieain-, Percy Griassse;
ellprE1s- Essss LoxslL SeKs F-lezy eTsz-
ing there xiM De 6=g-ss <osx
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Year ca4aE-z - - EsS ssp<S1-Ily interest
Ezx- 6a1 Ess-e zhzze AZ zz.s zlAz ! e2z ii
wI-a esz<az &c ssz4t- x9a wCzls Ike some
saLzx wi-a ~z5ca "a 81 lie emgex sogrs- /
,sszics II s<--e< &c -lErExA Xozzy~ ne Eez
Cross w2rk - Asez-seze-1- i xpaeaIs TO ne
so=s11~. yet 80 aes sz5s-ze8zz IL Csz
yoz write E=s 81 il f2Ely, o. refer ne 10 ssaze
q - weo car s1 SAaiE- saa1I a.zy kzssw L Il :
real = wa. ! Al .s-skzzg s1-s
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DzS- Isle g-z1xe u. Jaa- b. xz.o q
xSosc a-ssnrs1es- Tarse zrrlicz.iooz
<e-s rse~iFei- TIE s15.-ess. Life At
ao-e-@ and Life Aa-usscrf. ~s-s given
CT .u- 6lSr1s<soa a. -as osrr -<s..rx
Lasrs viii - xocx :, -,S kr<s sz1 <eco,d
-=E-s<s n .ne 1exs ==s1lzE- Hailed cor7
sn1 mix viii - serEsst
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10 al tie target of success. aim hish.
whea 77onsy talks nobody interrupts.
a marry nsart H.aSssa cheerful eou--
se2Ancs-- Prcrsrhs.
u good ssee IS letter OF reco-nrans.-
-L~s-c Lsetox- 20 e1eois
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sAYsTDK- f7s. ElLswoxrH.

B@yss5e xranse net Wsdnez day eyeninz,
Feb 1. with about thirty nenoers pres
fsc-rh degrees ArrAagenenrs we're made
"a entertain the county grange Marrh l.
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The E-sz du-y toward chis5rea n To
make rt<G harry II yen hare nat
made she- larry yo1 hare -roax-d
then Va ether x1.asd En<y may <sx
can make sp for that-CAarses Brx-
sca
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DAEES.

saturday, Feb II Meeting OF Green
Meanfaia Pomona with Pamela grange,
Hancock.
T1es6sy. Feb q - Hancock Pomona
yrsnge ~ssh Bxookiin grange-
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LADY CEssrUer-Do yo1 keep co.e<
= TIE beaut Nsv C1erx-Crscxi-s.
zztzn his b he gr0rDt soor.-
Princeeo1 TErer
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NpTES.

Norris L Heath, of Perooecoz, has been
appointed deputy fer western Hancock
county oy State Master g. ; Sxes-o1. to
s1creeSi ( W BarralI resigned
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sSDEsvosessss

wo1 hy Ca-iS- ar-t s<.e Ez-a
C4-ssx iii the worn Is wa far
Ch-zx--zhss IS Cnrss-izz En-
6@rc~
A ne~ kEchr FOG n~w Sa-
rkss an ed ev.y E1y - dses u
n new wxy-Fazs - FA-eSrsaE En-
daarsw-Jazn r CEezSzrs
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-02-08

Lsuoine grange held It's regular meet
izy Jsa- n Supper and degree SOCK
xe-s pcs.pc1e6 until Feb a.
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wlEsxn>sr-DNoe< yocr rffe always
have TIE list vsrdr Hende-soa-weN
Z she 6aes1-r Old fellow. abe looks H.
Start SCI
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Cured Quinsy Sore Throat

Mr. HENRY l. CaULK. Of
Ia4s Wilson ST., Wilmington,
Del, writes IL bough, a bot
tie Of Sloan's Lininaent for the
quinsy sore throat and i, cured
me- l shall always keep a
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Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1911-06-07
GIRAFFE A CURIOUS BRUTE
Though Exceedingly Frightened by
Slight Rustic, He Is Quite IndIf.
ferent &c Loud Noises.

Among the curious characteristics
Of the giraffe is its strange indiffer-
ence to loud noises, as contrasted with
Its peculiar "scariness" with refer
ence to slight sounds Noisy sounds.
Ike that of a man walking near in
hobnailed boots, the giraffe does not
appear to notice, but should IL be ap-
preached by a woman whose skirts
give out but the slightest rustic. the
sound thereof causes the giraffe to
start up with pricked ears and eyes
distended in fear.
Officials of a geological institution
situated near a canal, tell Of curious
Instance Of this peculiarly of CRATES.
After a terrible explosion gunpow-
der on barge on the canal. the keep
ers were astonished to observe that
the giraffes took little notice of the
tremendous blast. They jumped to
their feet, but almost at once laid
down again, when they found that
nothing extraordinary had happened in
their Enclosure. But, were a keeper at
night to creep along outside that in
closure in his stocking feet, the queer
beasts would exhibit such terror that
one would imagine them about to dash
themselves in terror against the
fences.
Giraffes fear the lurking foe, and a
big bang scares them hardly at ALL
To them the faint, rustling sound is a
token Of the greatest danger. In that
respect they are like deer