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St. l’a`trrcli_r_in Emerald

The concert held at Emerald

March 17th under the auspices of

successful St. Pairfck’s enteftaln- ments yet held by this society.

Despite the condition ol' the

roads the hall was filled to its ut- most capacity. The splendid pro~ grarnme was well rendered and was ntuch appreciated by all. One of the most pleasing features of the evening was the address by Rev. lil. J. Smith, Kinkora. The Rever- end gentleman dealt with his sub- ject “The History of Ireland.” in an able and eloquent manner, and

_ Ythe B. I. S. was one ofthe most

was followed with the closest at- tention by all those who had the pleasure of.henriug ltlrtt.

The singing by Mr. Robert La-

mont, foirly took the house by storm and he hnd to respond to repeated encorcs.

’l`he songs by Messrs l\icI)on:\ld.

l.awloss und McKinnon ivt-rv well ternlered nlt,|`recvlvi~d ltcztrty ap- plause, whilo rho ,ivclturltttiurt by Mr. Louis U'Uortuor given irt that gt-rtlit-rn:\rt`s bust stylc, was at dec' hit-rl hit.

'i`hi- nlatin f\~:tturi» of the t-ntt-r-

iatitrlni-ni thc rovl.~wd vcrslott of "l{utltlc¢-n Mavournern" in four nuts .wus wcll p|'\~svritt-rl and .slrnivi-il more than usual historic ability on thc part of the perform- ers.

CAST OF CHARACTERS

Kurltli-on 0‘i'ounor-Mrs. Par-

ncll lilcMuhon.

Miss Dorotlt'_»' Kav:t`nnglr-Miss

.-irlelnitle Mulligan.

Kitty U'Luvcrly--Miss Knilt-

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iii-rnurd Knvunngh---lil|'. Wil-

liuru iloylv.

'l`r-|'r'¢-ltr-it 0`.Vlori>-i.\lr. Lierttrvtt

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lluvid t)'t‘onnur-Mr. Johrt J.

\\'hitt-.

illll liutton t‘up-<Mr. liussvl

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Black litidy--Mr. l’eti»r McMu-

hon. .

luutlrvr Vassldy-Mr. J. J.

\\'hitt-.

Julie-r'--Mr, llztrry Young. 'l`llo|rr1nrIr-irtrts nf thi- cvoninl-1

were: Mrs. l’. A. McMulton, Mr.-r. |\Villi:ttn lloyh-, Mi-ssrwr (‘h;tl‘|i-ea ’l`udd, ll. .\lt'Klnnou null l’i-tcl' 1)i-i- ghctn.

Mr. I’. S. Cash, prcsiilml irt his

usual happy ntztnucr and [ho bi-sl. uf urdor wus ntuirrtuiu<=,| through- out the is-uglhy p\=r~t'or‘rrt;\r\r'v.

The nutnnging rornnritice- d~.'il'f‘

to extend their lrcztrtlclt thanks to the orclreslru who .,upplierl .~;u.~h rx- celleni. music and to all who as- sisted in the evcning`s crttcrtain- ment.

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| ln Memoriam

MISS MINNIE Mc|NNlS

.\`cver hurl th" writer so Sari at

duly :ts to write und crmtempl-atc on the dcattlt ot' Miss Minnie Mc- lnnis wltn pussod uwzty at her home in .~\llian~,»' on lilztrch 15th insi.. Site \\'a.~; it daughter of Phaletn and Airs. Mclnnis of Albany whore she rv.<irlerl with other rncrubf-rs of the family.

Dcntlt is sud nt all limes but

inure so when it claims for its uwnl tht- ottly sorrowing sister and dnu- ghtr-r.

ill-r dr-ath at the onrly nge of

twl~nty two' has saddened a large numb:-r of friends and relzttivi-s. who nre reconciled hy knowing it to he (loii's holy will in rtfltttwe her to u happier life- lu-youll the grave. Wllut wus thought tn he the best of medical aid wars given her but to no avail at.; God willed ntllcr- wlsn. l-loving rr»cci\'crl the last rights nt' thc Catholic (‘hurch anti hoing rccorlcill-.d tu thc will ot' God by her pastor ltcv. A. J. -Mein- tyrv through the channels of the (‘hurr'h she peacefully passed nw- ay to nwait her resurrection. Tire funeral took place on March 18th inst to Seven Mile Bay followed by it large procession of sorrowlng fr‘icnri.~‘. und neighbors. The pill hcarcrs worn Messrs Willlnnt i‘urncron, ltoy Rrevos, l"t'ed MC' lnnls. Roy l\/lcl)ou:tld, Prince Gatrllmlc, William t`\lrtis.Sl\c h>nve.~r io rnrnlrn ltvsidvs hr-r sorrowllliti p.rr~r-rits four lirotltt-rs. Moy ltcr soul rcs; in pr-ur-rt. Tho Gtlurdiutt r-xtciuls .s-yumzttlt-/.

When . You Get

up “tired as a dog” and sleep is full of ugly dreams you need

_ E[llAli'$ BEPILLS

Fatigue is the result of poisgns produced by exercise or failure to digest food PY°P€\" ly, and eliminate it promptly with the aid of liver and kidneys-

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Letter oi_Ciln¢lolende

Mr. John N. McDonald, Wood

islands has received the following letter:

Dear Sir and Brother,-#We your

Brethren of L. 0. L. No. 2737 take this mean; of expressing to YOU and flillllb’ our sincere synt- pathy in the death of your daugh- ter Ada Kathleen. We know that our words cannot heal the~wound nor replace the loss made by her death. We also know tltat she will be ntlssed in your family circle and in the various societies in which she was interested in the land of her adoption. But we be- lieve that you as a brother will willingly submit to him who rules and orders all things for and ac- cording to his own purpose. We therefore as Bretlrrert ask you and Mrs. McDonald and tho other ntcnlbers uf your t`umily to accept of our sympathy. Signed on behalf oi` Sword L. O. L. Nu. 15737. Culrtrttittee---Jarncs W. Cook, Rod- \-rlck Mcltac, F‘ratnt:is t`ook.

l<-03--i A BRASS BED IN THE MAR- QUESAS

All :tntuslng tale is told' of the

coming of the first brass bled in Atuonu, Atuunn is one of the Mar- uneszts islands, it place ol cocoa- nur palmbt, and people wlto nre .still ornamentnlly fattoed and who used to be cannlbols before the missionaries arrived and taught them lbetaer. But no missionary had over disemhurkcd a brass bed on the beach of Atuona; it cante with the luggage of u curious tra- vellcr who had seen the island from thc dock of a steamer, and felt :tn impulse to live there ri while und soc wltnt it was like. Ile could not depart, he says, “without penc- trrtting into those rvbrupt und' inel- nnchuly depths of forest, without endcavorlrrg, though ever so feeb- iy, lo stir the cold brew of legend and tale, fast dfsnppenl‘ing_ur\der stupor- :tnd fot'gett'uirtess.” And so one day the hoof brought ltirn n- erltorc, anti the populace welt-ontcd ltirn, rnstrvclling :tt the sight of the "gnldcu bed" and nearly over- cornn with delight at the elasticity of the springs under thc irnattress. They took turns bouncing on it. while hc drove an easy bargain with the possessor of it house for tho use of the domicile in return for leaving the "golden bed” with thc owner when he departed. Then, the bargain concluded, the wife of I-hc chief who owned the house had thc unique privilege of sitting on the bed, happily bouncing up and down, till it 'wits lifted on the tat- tooed shoulders of four Marques- nns and marched with honor to its destination.

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.. YOUR LITTLE WIFE

Who plans to make your future

bright?

Your little wife. Who cooks to tempt your appetite?

Your little wife.

Who tolls the women friends that

you .

Are the one grand husband through

and through?

. -Your little wife

Who pats your cheek when you get

home?

Your little wife.

Who smoothes the thin hair on

your dome? _

Your little dife.

Who looks at you, het' brown eyes ' clear,

And. snuggling to you extra near.

deat‘?",

S'nys, “This is- 'payliday-ain.‘t it Your little wife. g -i<o--l- LARGEST OF THEIR KIND.

The three tallest trees in thc

world are belicvcd to he a sequuin near Stockton, Californa, which is 325 feet high, und two leucalyptl irt Victoria, Austrztlizt, estiluatcd to bc 435' und 450 fact respectively. '

The luke which has thc highest

iclevation of any in the world is tGrcen Lnkc, Colorado, its sltrfacc is 10.252 feet nhovc the level of the si-n. ln some places it is over 300 feet deep. Th-e greatest depth of the ocean is 27,930 feet.

The largest sheet or parte of glass

in the world is set in -front of :t building on Vine Street, Cincinnati, Oitio, lf, was made at Marsailles, France, and measures 185 by 104 inches. V

At Alleghany City, Pennslyvania,

there was recently rolled a steel spring six inches wide, one-quarter of on inch thick. and 310 feot long. It is the lnrgest coiled spring ever rolled. Tire order was tendered to all thc large European lronworks, but none of them would undertake the task.

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INFLUENZA BACHILLI

' TURNS INTO FUNGI

Physicians are yet uncertain as

to whether influenza is caused by the so-called Pfeiffer bacillus or hy something else. A highly interest ing suggestion comes front Drs. H. (7. VVade anti (3. Manulung of the University of the Philllppines in the form of tt preliminary report to the Journal of Experimental Medriclne on some stud-ies they have been making in Manila.

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They have been watching the so-

called influenza bacilli discovered by and named after Pfeiffer, in sev- erul different cultures and media, and flrrd that these undergo changes irt .form and character that make them seem absolutely different creatures nt different times, devel- oping flnully into typical fungi.

it ruuy be, they suggest. tltat tlte

unceriztinty about the influenza bacillus has arisen .because hither- ro thi., has fbeen -studied only as a lbaclllus. |While titers seems a grcnt probability tthat this bacillus is responsible for influenza, no one has yet been able to ascertain how it works, for it has not been pos~ sible to filter out any virus. Per- haps the bacillus in its bacillus form does not give out n virus, but in its fungus form if ruay. l The transformation of microbes

fromfme form io rtnolltvr has lu-on descr bed by runny irrvvstigutnrs, and it has even been sttggr-slr-ti lhut the snrttc nrierobe ln different dis- eases.

~Drs. Wade nnrl Mnnulung pruni-

isg to give lo the world soon the re.ults of their sindii-s of the fun~ gus form of thc inline-nzzt hncilltls, which it is suggested, muy be the real offender.

---¥€Q-5-l IRON DUKE A POOR SHOT

‘ Some soldiers, like lawyers, are excellent in giving the correct in- structions professionally but indli- ferent executors of the santa irt dv- tall. A Lord (‘h:ntcel|or of Ertgluttd ma`de out his will in such a manner as to lead to endless litigation. Napoleon wus u poor Shot

. Lady Shelley records iulher dianyl

ni' \\'vllingiorr during our- oi' his vifaits. "l ztiscrirrrprirrierl thi- guns in thc atftt~rnoon." sho writes un Sept. S, i819. “Tito ltcro ni' \\'ulr-r'luo was at vi-l'_\' wild slrltl. Ai`li>t‘\vu1||\tlirtg it |‘i~irlcv<'r und l:rlr-r on itririrwririg :r lr<»i~pi-r's guil<~r's, ho s-prirtlrh-il the hurt- nrlna ni' un old \vornun who r~lt:\l\i-.vii lo ho watslting clnlhr-s att hot' l'o|iu|.',v \\'ilnlo\\'. 'lily gotnl \\'o- mun,' l still, ‘this ought to ho the pr‘o\nlr=sl nnunvnt of _vuur lifr-. You have had lho distinction uf living shot hy.Iho llnlro of \\'i~llil\gti>l\.’.. llor fum- wus \vrt~.ulltvd irt slnfh-s ns tho cnntrilr- llulu- slipporl at gold coin inin hor hzinrl "

---_<f>-- _ Paid a War Bet.

War bots are ttu\v bcing paid by

ll\f‘ pcoplo who wort- wont in say, “You r-;rn'i hon( (lt‘|'ruul\_v." Morgztn .l, tl`l.lr'ir\n, i`o|'m<\r judge of thi- Sn~ 1 ‘nitro court of Now York, rccrittlly :.r\'i- “tho In-si dinner lhut tunnoy infill lur_v" fu tie-u. (mir-rttatrt i)u- gout and 25 of ilu' in-itcr"s friends, liorurirger- oi' at <llf|`r~r~oncc oi' opinion

ins in tlvrrriatri prowess. 'l`hc Just-

ii`i‘ illillllélll the :till,c.~r coulil not get into Solssnns lost year hy it certain <l1ll1‘& lltc gcnerul was sure ilu,-y could. 'l‘hcy did; and the ouiconlc for which .ludgu O‘liricn paid n hcavy hill, was culled tho "Sols- suns dinner,"--'l‘l|c Outlook,

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DOING HIM A FAVOR.

When my cousin, n<_\wly cnn\rnis~

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at \vo|\1|vr‘fuloxllililtinnby lin- Duke'

sion(-rl, was scnl to (‘.mup Grant he found lrlrnsvlt' in command of it lot of dr-nfl mcn drawn rnuinly from our slulu district. One in particu- lur' look quite it fancy to ltlrrt nnd nvvor lost it clutnce of doing him a fuvor.

(ine dny rtffor- the .man had been

in i-nntp only it wcelr or so ho ran ltrcutltlcssly up to my cousin, llc rcrttt-rrtiwr-ell to salute after xt fash- ion then stood plainly trying to lllillk what fo do next. Finally he burnt out “Bent it. mister, wltllo de goln's' good. Da Boss is nftcr ynusc, und gosh, hc's' sore!"

The colonel was at tho other ond

ol' the trench culling for the officer in clmrge.-Chlcago Tribune.

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