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‘A THE‘ CHARLOTTETOWN GUARD iKN__;_;,_

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Western Guardian s"”’“’°“‘

--GUARDIAN

, { Continued mm Pan 4 .

BEPRESENTA- .

. ly to occur during sunspot years. 111 Greater rainfall. 12- nirds ar- rive later in spring. -i‘1 Trees make thicker annual rings- 14) 30mm“- . ity prices will be l0 per cent. lower. and t5) Auroral frequency will be nearly doubled-all as compared with minimum years.

it is probable that many other secondary effects will be noticed as our knowledge of these interesting periods grotvs.

TIVE for Richmond and vicinity is‘ M1". Ray Brown, who is open to re- ceive new and retiewal stibscrip- tions.

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i 1 i ‘ -—WESTERN AGENT-Mr. Cyrus‘ iJ. Gallant is Guardian Agent int ll-lowlan, and will be pleased to rc-‘i lceive news, advcrtisi-ing, new and. ircnewal subscriptions. l —FERTiLlZER- I am now tak- liii: orders for mixed fertilizers and 4 (zliemitrzils. Call at my wareliouuo or phone. James 111. .\it-.No|l, Kon- singtoii. 229i12-7-tts 121'

Epidemic‘ of I918 and

I927

Q Influenced

A period of abundant rainfall is highly favorable to the dcveloll- mcnt of various fungi and eertflin forms of bacteria. In 191K. I wrote: "The higher forms ‘of fleshy fungi abundant in the woodst" and the same condition prevailed b11027. Influonzti we have always with “S. but at intervals it assumes a very virulent character. I find Rev-art- outbreaks iii 1762. 1782. 1803, 1833. 1847. and 1850. The epidemic of 1918 is still fresh in our memories; I do not know the figures for this Province but 1250 deaths took place in Nova Scotia during the visita- tion. Thc British Isles stiffen-d‘ severely; in the last quartet" of tho year 98.082 deaths were attrihtitcd _ .10 tlils disease: while iii Uritsih Zn-

“dia. and the Native States 7.000,U00 _».._-»_---_t-_died. Although we heard little of ‘it, it wasrampant in Europe in 19-

i -wi~:sm|tu ounce. - The Wostorn Oillee-of the Guardian it‘ located lu the liicNeill lluiidimr.‘ . Water St., Summeritlda. where sub: lncrlptions and advertising will no] irncnlved. 'l‘hti (luardinii may ha lpurchascd daily at tho Western‘ "(lfllco in the McNeill Building or at ‘the. McDonald News Store.

t, —FINE CARNlV/lhe-The annual‘

‘carnival took place in Tignish Rink‘ . (A Q

‘KMondrty, 20th. A large crowd oil c yspcctators were present. The cos-I \_. i ittunes were. as it rule. exceptionally’ 1

‘good. the most of them having been made expressly for the occasion} l!

.which gave the event a more ear-i t ,iiival appearance. Alter one hour hi‘. a

' skating the prizes were awarded.‘ ,

Ladies lstvand 2nd prizes were uiven

‘to Miss Cornelia Haekctt and Miss *

. Florence Callaghan. both these n; - . -

t . _ _ ~ y) -7. On Jany 5th their were 100,-

‘liidies wore pretty Rcd Cioss nurse “The. ‘om ca“... m Spa-KL “m; 91 (lea-m i“ mslumns‘ (‘enuemuns l“ “m” ' the Capital». during" the week: by

uiwarderl Mi". James Myrick who ro-

prcsentcrt Uncle Sam. Gentleman's . 12nd was won by D. M. Mclisaac wli _ . ‘wore an attractive clown outfit. i

-——-—-—-£QC-— ~<—?-~\¢ ~Miss Dorothy McPherson. for- Spectacular. entertaining" and

had increased to 200,000 cases. Germany had 20.- 000 oases oi n mild type. During the epidemic which prostratcd more than halt the population, there was n. considerable loss of lii'e in the

t lie 13th those

aid of precise and delicate instru- ments. to determine the greater thickness of the annual “growth- rings" of trees, but the greater length of the leading shoots of the young spruce is very apparent for 1926-27. It was led to this obser- vation by the fact that the inter- nodes of such herbaceous perennials as Polemonlum coeraletun were much longer in 1927 than in previ- ous years.

"Northern Lights" and Sunspcits.

with regard to auroral displays- "Northern Lights"-—l=‘rltz and Wolf also give dates of maxima. which 1 have reproduced for comparisonz- 1707. 1121, 1728. 1738. 1749. 1760, 17- 69, 1779. ta terrible winter in N. A.) 1788. 1804, 1816. 1830. 1839. 1848. l8- 60 and 8172. The winter of 1017-8 was notable for auroral, and in par- ticular that of March 7th. 1918. was a wonderful display in Canada and malty Darts of tho U. S. A. The wind turned to the South-East hero (as it. often does, following such a dLsplay), on the night of the 8th. and on the night of the 10th it. swung back to the North-East with a terrible storm of wind and snow. Taking advantage of the clear sky of the 111th to inspect the sun, the observers at Northfleld, Micli.. found n litrge group of spots. ap- proximately 100 000 miles long. tho largest being 20.000 miles in din- meter and “showing violent intern- al motions." That winter was very stormy and cold on the Island. and we had many auroral displays. ‘The winter of 1925-6 (ante) was also re- markable for sunspots and ntuorao. which continued into the two fol- lowing years.

Some writers have claimed that eflflhilliakes are another lmporituii by-prorltict of these periods. I have not stiffieicut data to confirm or deny this. ‘The Georgetown Util-

‘tnerly of Suntmersitle. and now wvitlnconvinciiig! Never has the screen ,the Department of Trade and Com-offered illlyllllllt! to compare with ‘,ll1(‘l‘l‘(‘. Ottawa. loft on Saturday ev- "The 13111 Parade." King Vidor pro- lening on a three weeks vztcation l0.(lll(3ll()11 for Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer ‘Warren. Ohio. where she will visitistairinr," John Gilbert. which open- ‘ll0l‘ sister. Mrs. Charles R. Dinnis.

British Isles. 067 death being noti- fied in one ivcck. Japan suffcrctl severely. Tho League of Nations

si-tit- (‘litili-ra Invade-ll litirtqir.

FOE

RHEUMATISM

pron SALE.--I1‘iv.- i1 float. Apply Nitiiiluuilv-

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issued u bulletin on this epidemic. ‘od vcstertlun at the Prince Edward IL is no ma“? commdpncc ma“ ilnukt-r‘ n1 q picture that Wm those dates. (Wlllll H r l i _..__._< .._.___._ " '" - ‘ ' ' ' tioni cl scly fol ow iose o tie 1 . .‘““§‘“ m“ ‘."°"“’"-". ‘°"°V°""._ ‘Frill All Wolf Table. It is wor- , innlgllufir‘ ffrlmnfi, thy ofsiotice‘ tlliat1tlic Italians first ~~ ‘ " . gave to ma My i s :0l1l\ll0l\ iiituie ‘ I Wlmmfi" Mlfmui’ lbihus" )‘"m‘t"capr'l‘lcg‘from the stippnsvd "iuflttenrt" nfi . ll‘ rmil. lVt‘( ll'Olll'\ i» 1 . .. ""“’N|" WHOM‘: WEEK ‘H. "'1" litiiidrt-ds of titles tuid by tho "ct-im‘ “Mm “Mn” F"“)"““"-V 27m ‘U M""“‘1 “"(".('l'i\l\$ lllt‘lll.\L‘lVt‘S and tht lllOllSdflCi-Y ‘L -‘- Milmilililli‘ 1V C"- Cillilltlilll» ‘oi book's written about tho lV-ll‘ pale . ‘tlllifl liii.ii-.iiii' 11l\('(' tit-lore these vit- '1 y Hm ““ll\.‘iuxl‘rl:g' im- Q“""“‘-'~'A "km-V “""1"""t‘f‘“‘ “"“‘:" Asiatic cholera is i‘ll(|t‘llllt‘ in the‘ i i ' 1'0.‘ til an inorieiili tougiioyfl". ti: -. _.,» , . . ~. , . Lump‘! “ ‘VT‘"““""" i" "‘“"““'* tilt: 2121,1111swliilliiitilgiflbiiidiiitiiihttiii‘ btlfillljficlfll‘ 312th" f gillféllggzwflliilia. btit iii the last (‘Clltilfy it iii- ‘ a mus. an l r o e "-

- ..“‘EASTER;~i iitgWENTl-Mr. J. \\'.

led Europe as an cpidolliit: seven

‘.\$:::](":“_:|_‘TII:"";;“P‘;‘ Aliulnl] ‘h "W" ‘}""~"@“ -‘ “‘"“'““_ ‘H’ times. An outbreak in 1817. at firm“. “Kim m: qr. .l)‘"A.‘qT![“"Iil’tl_1l)‘llp(‘ a log ‘to the tau.» L‘hI1\‘1.]l-\Aq0re. mmgflL was ‘m. Starling v i‘ -“-‘ I '"-~ -" \" "Wt-i crcnieil at lrrast fnui .1 ttht-imcally 11mm of “w first mvnflqiolh 0th“...

“NV 11"“ l".‘1l"\\‘1l‘ 1~'Il‘I-‘~'<'I’illli"I1><- ‘human ('.llill'i\t‘l(l'S iii telling l.is WC“, “OM. m 1832 ‘M8 1853 1865'

u ' ' ~ v stun’: Jim Apprrsoii. the tilnfs ten-him.’ mm 138+ Pnssiblv rabies -- SPF-CIA!» PRICES 0n all |lnl"5,t|'ni figure, superbly plavWi "Y '7“““‘mav be found to respond to thesa- §oll)i"ii:i_ry' 27th to March,’ 3rd. (Seetmlpo; ; Slim and Hull. his llvlylillllflfis’. “an... also’ m 1925 ‘here wow‘ ‘llhf-“R- J~ Milcdillmkuagcgl-i" _‘“"ll'l't‘hl-‘§-lb‘y "llTlill-ih‘ ‘if ““‘ _“-‘ “(Tilyiltiilbtl uses iii ftussltnaittl in 15126. F“ -_ H / .}~l "-:~"-" lilant: and ioni Olliit-ii. il.li| htlkdmn “us... “.0... treated m M0500“, i. _ . .. , . 159mm» “ F"‘\\\¢‘\ llihlb-"llll ti", “Plait-me. 1t will be remembered thal-

lt mard niincnt for sickunimtls. yhghtfully hot-tr _ ti 12y 1.011.001 “T, ha“ u“ Ombrynk m“, m "my “ l n l ll/‘l-tloretvl. 'lt'll\t‘>\‘ Willi‘"i‘-“'~‘fi“'ffi ‘hit-hint: to itiiothci- rinse; oi‘ lun- | ftlftllllli ll‘ "l1"'~“"'{" ‘ "_ ‘ ‘ ‘izoiti parasite, llll‘ potato blight. v.‘ sin iatmilps llllli.‘ \‘\‘h\'\1ll\'\‘_' rennet-n",phylophn.lol.a mfostnllsk w‘, “m! IS {Uillllfl "It" "Nil." I“““"““Y "‘““‘th:tt it was first observed near l3os-\ b "Wflllllll 1'0", U. S. A.. in i840. and spreading

i 1 . . - , - l 111s :l(l‘.'t*llillrt‘.\' lll liunuu, iii t F. . .. .

I . _ v _ _1 o minpevtuused the ttiiihle Ii isli ‘l t-Onlpaiiy’ WlUl liis two uriuv ul-Iih.‘ {mm-Hing D1- wlmfln‘ “Ammuuh i Jt-lki‘ Hi1 ‘W’ t'-l'i“\““' , PM?" °,‘ ““"tlio iiijtirl! done at the present day ‘ IJIPUIYP- "i? "Kim-b ‘V‘v"“‘*‘"~‘° ‘ma “its not so severe as during the first. mmmlfl‘ ““'“‘"‘“~ m“ mmmm‘ ‘decade ziitci" its invasion. it. is still; “KWFM “l ““' ‘mm- ‘md "'1" 5" '[witli us. and during dainll. warm

i When zigc-old Furopuin rtisttomw ‘moot. modern idt-ats of flaw-chant and independence somrili 11g is u-rtain

{to happen, quite izt-iireriilly to the flfifliil" “m ‘°“““'-*, ‘S’ “"“"I""_""“,P“‘masons still docs a considerable itliszitlvantaizo of the i‘llSl(1|li.‘;. mti- Mi“1-‘*'"11““ _“'-'“"“"'~ “f f“ ‘j"‘auiount of injury," (Mnssoo; 1m“! ‘b’. U10 ‘JWKP-‘y Wt lrrt‘ iii a1|'.l“l“\“"‘~ “T” “““ "m" m m“ “"“I‘1‘e.\:t-Book of Plant. Diseases» In‘

llhig-hiy cmm-tamm“ mm 0.131113].gllitldllllt‘ and ‘rannot. finctliiui. lii tlllillllwl‘ in "The Stolen liridt,‘ ilie‘“"~\ “m” “~"‘-“"' Afmw“ '5 ',"“"‘*""" ;First National t'lf'illi‘(! siariirtg Ilil- “'11P Sh“ ~‘*‘"“_"“-“ “P ‘he ‘mmuv o‘, ‘ilie Dove, which itientttl an tll‘{:\)2i‘-“‘\\‘ Film‘ ‘°~‘-_‘<"\li' "m5 ‘Vu-V "f1" iimlt; q-ncnt m me Capitol ".11.... m. rel-pilot" Jim Wlllli‘ _lori"lt~s Iarit1i_\.-1ti __ - troops puss by ui all the llflhlt‘. ‘itlld.

iycstertlity. , , , "Tl-w 5101;.“ By-jdcv" a (.,.nu.(;>y_jtumult and (‘Olllilfilflll oi mil.

.1027 we know it occasioned t-nnsitl-I

' ilfllbli‘ loss here. l

SPIRIN

Perhaps you didn't realize that Aspirin tablets are mmlc to i‘ relieve the deep-down rheumatic aches" as well zi= tlispt-I i111: ticca- sionalyfieatiaclic. They (l0! in crises 0i ticurul; l1t‘lll‘lllS, ltiin- lingo; for those pains that penetrate one". \" _ hours, .»'\s|u1"1n tablets offer real relief. itist he sure you tire getting ilic real

: Aspirin, with Bayer on each tablet and (m tht- li1-.\"—\viili provcn _ ' directions inside. All tlruggists.

. Physicians prescribe Aspirin;

it does NOT affect the heart

i’ \l nllliiivtllrf‘.

.,\ t‘ Ashlrln l! u.» hum- vmirr lYL-glull-rt-Il 1.. (‘iinurlnl lihilrzllllli I “Wile it

. \~ ‘-i mimic Iiityer 111i1|.111;.11111-1~ n. 1111- ]".|1|11- :ll_'.'ilIl.~‘i iiiiiil- Iflnfilllhkénayflgrléllylv/lllhiittllfillillyvll with their "lhqvr ci-tiw" tr=11|t-1i1.11i-'.

ltivt-(l and l‘i*.\])'.‘t‘li‘ti by i1“ wli lznt-tv him. liq vans born on Jami t ury "i. til-ill.

On iit-t-t-uitir-r "it, 11175. he mnrrie Mls". Jtllll‘ Sit-purl. (if llruuklry l‘

_._.__

WILLIAM DARNLEY (TLAIKK.

. There |):l.$.s(‘t] peuttjiiflly" ztwuv :1 'Cavendish on 1-‘ob1"tuir,v iii. 199L111‘ ‘aired and llltfllly HP-Hllvrterl l‘t‘Sl(ll'll\

.- . - . ,. .. 5'1"‘ ily lnflitencvi b’ ih ..t.‘1 i - ti c"i1 in the person oi William l)ai"11l1‘v Twit 117111“ “i1” ‘"‘ “"“ M“ C“"““,‘m“,‘ Ommhnp. MN 133V‘: Lcnyd‘: and “w iflvP-“lllllrlll "ll "i" “~“"‘“ "l'"" Ilritir-ll Xlrlllfk =1 IlP-"ill illt-(‘FiilfllHsome of tliiilursxear l:iif‘rl.<:w"?1‘lit€i‘e is llriiinnzeris" iiriitirsst all!‘ -., ,...1,.h,.“t,.,1 n“. tntllvlh anniversary;Panhmati. Annaiiti .\li/.. Aovt The Munerole Cmoi CanaclinLld. _ _ H t s. .. _ H_ u m. W] | w. "Hwy , _ _ ' _ o‘ u v ‘ . . dark‘ » 1 t- Moore l~‘1"aiik Beak- ’lll’i ()|lli'l"- | ‘mwmnc “rm ' . t H‘ "w w‘ I " m ‘I ( W" g0“ "'!"""f “'-~7""~ i"""l“<‘i‘>~ tniprovulrlitt. thltv ill!‘ m” t ‘ The mm Mr’ €mrk [was aliirziii Ciqtllflblll n]i‘.iliiil.liil,lt. I” mourn ‘wqidvqgmw {Wmnillmlt “ntmorgng. Imh“; .| Monlrea P101134‘ write or t-itll. stating rr-pvt-rt- s<»ai.t4-\~¢;(l_"T,/\s trulv Hill-Ell‘ in HRH?“ term-is uhlrh vxtonzl from u-nubp- |0|)\|(,LhepflI,fl1D1‘$/l\\ I n ofiilne s rliltl! t‘ 111"" "F- "i" "“" ‘ .' '. " ' " ‘l ‘ ," ~ ', I‘ . . ' . qtiiremcnts. itht-v have slid: ‘ ic‘ stars in their p734 u, W69 . q 3 t )reqerve "w... bu‘, e ,__ .. A a .-.11ri"o"-2ii1¢! Willi .11. inur SDYISY", ‘The Collegian ’s0rlt‘s iuiwiisht-d _ -_ o‘ m“ h‘ imvuwlv slil““v‘_“'.l y a _ - _ _ v __ n eat 10S o 1 - 6.1m‘ “m: Elm-Pal "l Simkml“ W"-““# , "“"“.“~ "l" "““‘"°° P‘ m“ "“'°““"‘ ""“' MORLEY M. n|~:|.i.. ‘"12? Thrct? cycles bat-k irmn isiiiiiiv‘Tsudviifi-n‘~;-§£upni:mh “mm m ‘fl-e mo}? ' V, t Wilbur] lllllll liaison-u.‘ tillhir; dinfilrisllprum which lSlTi/ihhhi‘ averatzt‘. \ I‘ ‘ x P ‘i and w? mm“ KO ‘he ycm_ ‘Th3 Ycifimirflolfg (hzpnm (donogiq X-Lh sisal}?! AM Twognn‘ m“ ‘i “w: ; vo 1111f JH. ‘ " ' ' " "‘ 1 'S ..‘||ii1nrs1-i. U“ -. : . ‘ ‘ ' ' " l ' - ' ' %V‘i\l‘ii'i llilllllrilll (Silllllll Rusiicoz‘ Evt-ii if riches ditl brine unhim- i ‘m H ‘ ‘ !""f“ ‘i’ ‘W “l” ‘Wlw- "‘.".""°‘ "slihe Yésllli. oi it 14 year sunspotpround froze several “is llw 'l'o<iiuli-~ North ltustiro ‘piliess some people would stniuult‘ OQOOQOQOOOQO0QOOOOOOQQHlflvllli! n very severe‘ wtlilliilto D Cyclt‘? and tho entire crop uvui lost. ‘ i ‘ .1" " . .. . I ' ' ‘ . ' ' - . . - Batter lhananulatardllntn ' ‘iii Allnlllfl‘ lmmilll" ‘V "- 9 ‘ ' M.-. ESTATE JAMES u» mu we“ u» "r ._. __ -. u--. - _ - - *---»--~-~~~--~~~»-» »- - -- e- -~--- ~ , “an... . Sunday. l“i'i)l'llill'_\' iii. (undiluted by " "' “f” i“ _y_ , --~B_\' (‘IPOIQP A‘ ('- Jlit" pastor, ill-t". Mr. Juckstin. zts- “Huqpwl l p TJHH" .- t - _

(Jencral Merchant KI'1NSIN(711‘0N

a mrniher. lly inquest 0i tht‘ zlveonsod.

_ )‘l|l-|)i‘i|l‘1‘|'.\ were: Frnl. Wilbernn In view of our heavy loss lit’ “

l2. may wt- ask customers to pay

all lu-ctmnts nwinz- N" "m" - for how small flu-y appear to you the total soon t-ntints up. Aflnr February 2i! tit-xi, tlit- Elliott. has given us tit-finite {mu-notions tn hand nvrr our Mo“ m 11 lqwynr for rollov- Hon. It. ls therefore Hutu"- hnt that you I'll." before that aw. Please do not fail its. Tgmpnmry ufflfl‘ -- MIPKIIN-

'l‘rionibs. Jtiliii I.. Clark.

goquoooooooooooooo-ooy

EYES TESTED

AVID

Glasses Fitted

(‘timpa-lrlli servitu- wlilt Iziit-si equipment.

P 6 l r O O 9 i

sirtlt-rl by Ill!‘ lllt‘lll|')!‘l'<. 0i tilt“ M118" nnlr Lorine. of which Mr. Clark “'11s;

ihv

i-‘iltivst (ilurk. Walt 1' llulltnlri. R01"

“It

and is tiivn left

This in bare outline s"

War, is a imiquc and an .1.~-1str.1id-‘1">\‘ i‘ ‘"°““‘"‘

int; production in a iiuiiinoi" of \-.z1_vs|\\‘"<‘l>'m'.l i" m" i‘“‘-“‘~“‘(“‘ “h: “im-‘i ‘n‘l‘a1l'fl(lt‘.." the lint-st. ::1"-t1 izrvzitrst of -

It introduces as a nitll‘, luilit-llivl‘ il"ill‘i :1 s;l1ot- lu- ius ilirnW" n1] hi1; pictures. It imtsi bt- .\t‘t'll to! Dove. lllll\'f‘l‘ lly "ciiurtlctl us tint-HR‘? hi‘ Ilillllfcifllfll- i ' oi the screen's l't‘l','lli1l-: |('illlll(‘H.i '1"\(‘>-*i?“~""~""“i"' _"""“"5 "-‘_ m" <’°'" ' and bruins Alexander inn-do. llrll-“Irfilll ill tho sticvtitlinu ltali fl‘ “if (OIINWALI. HMIOOI. niincnt Hlllliiilllilll tiirct-toi". to Ant-fill"! ‘_3".1§LHil‘ tit-seripli _l1._ Jim-H llfll-Y l\l~icnn mm are ltilleri. lu~ lumseli is. vouiir-t‘

n" any...“ l1alrburs(l (“M11115 m u. hi‘ returns hnnic minus it l A. iii‘.

bliss Dove's fitness to» smith-m. ‘they were completely dispt-lietl til‘ ‘i101’ splendid tierinrinuticc iuul strik- ‘Yiiir; personality in "The Stolen Bride." Mr. Kordn wins lmi-ors no loss apparent with his mm-iivrly di- rection of his first lmoi-ltuiti l-rn- rluetlmi. The t-onibinziiitin of star and director. abetted by the talents ‘of Cart-y Wilson. nutlitu", uho 1W0" l|llt'1'(l the |llt'llll‘i‘. is uulv-d a 1111p- |1y 0m‘.

"'I‘h1iSt0leii l3rid0" is llrflvidvd ‘with the rit-lirst possible settinits and costumes and Knrda has brtituzhl to the screen the colorful

0 l1llll0Sl)llL‘l‘t' (if llutlntiest and Vienna _ us few dirvrtors have |)(‘i‘ll able to (lo before.

Lloyd Iluulics tillers an excellent

in the l1\l\$i‘\llll1(‘

Grade lX-~l. James Sliiirlugv; 2. .Mary Shark v; 3. lleleii Moore.

(lraclt- Vl~1. (lit-tits Shurktw Grade V l. Miirirtlt-ribt- Sh Ira Mt-Millaii and Cosmos Sips-I ivorth tcqttiili; Ii. Alit-t- Moore. »

Loosen Up That Cold}. Grade II-l, tsiclla Shin-key; i" Francis Miu-Pht-c; 3. Gerald Shai-

llave lvlusterole handy when acoldikny; 4m Mumwl Shflrktly, starts. It has till of the advantages of‘ (“we I_1_ ‘Yau-‘urk shurkpy; grandmother smustard plaslt-rvxithout.‘ n.0,". Mncphpo u-qufl“ iiieltiiirii. Nou let-l :1 Wilffllllllpilellfi the . .. .<o> it-u mg ointment metratestic res,‘ - . .. - . . iiit-n a soothing. giant... sensatioliiuaiid Hmmm” "mime"! Mr "smmm quick relief.

Made of pure oil of mustard and . _» ,_---t-»----~--~ other simple ingredients. Musterolc is.

l

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' doctors. Try hlustcrole for bronchitis, . sore throat, still‘ neck, plt-urisy, rheu- matism, lumbziyo, croup, asthma. nt-u- rulgiu. congestion, pains and aches of the buck or Iiointssore muscles, sprains. bruises. chi blains. i rostt-d let-i. colilsof tlit- chest. lt may 1irevent pneumonia;

Money To Iifvesti

i. To mrr-i demand I Iiavr made ar-‘ K . 1,1t-liaraelrrizatioii

WHAT’? YOU ‘BAY You J oNLw have ENovGH | FOR FOUR AN‘ You 1 iNviTamJ-‘iva? j -

u,

YEQ-DINTY~ I'M Al-l- 1» 59:1- FOR soon WARTY AN' eaueva ME- I'M IMAQI NE THE conuco BEE-F AN‘ _ CA6BAGE oven "r111; fluores-

i

d‘

3 7 “I/l/nynns i ‘f? x t< Q ~

a single execp-Jflirhty-scven of these." those of the

1i. would be rliffirtiii. iviiliout. tilt-ism‘

Later: “l .111 lit ttuinti llhH

"almost. exceeding btitielfl" Vet": dry wcathci" usherrrl iii tlvniuiihoi" but _' on the eleventh s" 'Jt"1'\? lrnst rut.

‘ ‘Attms gm ongngct] to his brother nndlflfiwll potatoes and corn. and tie- ‘dramn of Europe ocforc iht- Worldim“ 3“? “WW5 hllll- i‘\l\b\"-\‘~'\“->' “““'i'ctl1i‘1i.<: to France io stack ‘.111!banrlejhlffiyfll U10 011 -_ my)... 131.4328. were frosts till mort- severe. and

lcilllfldfl from Ireland: and illl‘ Uni-

' brought from Scotland."

nlsunl (lfiflrvlillltlll l‘OY'|.‘F(‘i|ll1‘ll' mi flu- J-lt-loate of the loin‘: war. nrotlut-tri a; ‘state of misery ‘your lonii romemhrrcrl. 1

.1101. 151111. |ior i1 days in Ivlav. and inf July it series of storms twertt-olc Franc“ the "lnvlilclblc" Sflllltlhil Ari- (iii Hilde;- raiigements and have an ztlmtist llIl- i", “mm and qu‘ o; 14.) \4v\<_pfql (M- limited amount of month’ ll-"Wfl ‘"T‘ly 50 returned

VPPSILV Seismological Station. WR-‘Ihillirton, D. (l. certainly record- ed in 1918 ninety eight earthquakes. " niid ascertained the location of

most disastrous being in Guittamaiii. Chitin. and Porto Rico. l{o\vt-vei~ like the Influeiwn. I suspect (\f]|‘lh_ quakes are "always with tut." Our two earthquakes tvere: July 2nd. lil- 22. tiiiiiiinituu yvear) at 5:110 p. m., anti March 1st. i925. '11. 103g u, m, ——tlie laitoi- stopped the Station trim-k in town. This quake tiitl $01111‘ liflmaur 1111- 1-1~11v111i--- oi Quebec.

No entirely satisfactory theory has yet. bet-ii formulatml to accmint ‘m’ “Wsbots. Some Astronomers consider them to be the gravitat- iional restilts ni‘ various plant-ts in eolutilletioli. May [hr-y n01, m; Cell-set? by swanns of lnotcoriiirls. |)l|l'.\‘lllll§{ an eleven year orbit round the sun. and when near that. lumiii- falllnc; into it and “stirring the "‘ 1n 1833. and itgniin in 111110, sitth swarms entered the earth's ai- mosplierr, and tho November ‘llfllfl- 03's. appearing ssparingly now. are the remains of the swarm. That‘ suiispohs are seen only within ‘.10 110-’ in-ees of the solar equator, in 110-‘ wise militiites against this sunposiq tioii. as those nearer tiir 11m will" be [OPP-Sllfiflflllfill and 1121.": ampnr-i eiit. _ i

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I have mentioned gent-ml treading‘ iii this tonuuctioil. and will close with some r fort-tires. to the year llllii--"Tlu- _\'t‘ll' witlv‘ out a suiniiicr.“ "no Montreal Herald of that date says under A111:- ust 24, "Dreadful storms of l'.lill 1.1111 hail. with intviist‘ void itu" 11t- stu-

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On Soot. 2i; and stich was the . art-‘ity of lord that the lfll'll1(‘l'S_\\'(‘i'i‘ ob lucri to kill and "all down 111051. of their stock. Po- tatoes mid pork were brought. to

it'd States. tacrorrliltg tn the -,Y‘l:ili1- dolphin (lrizettcl ilcpcnilcd tipon im- ports 11f beef, potatoes. and bread from Europe. “Even molusr-s v/zt-a liilt It‘ ope itself. though not s1 "midiv ken. did not escape. G -. t-rop l'llllll'l‘.'i in Franco :.1i~l('t(-r1..uii_v. wheat failure ui Brita/iii. and tiit‘