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oe ly E it. is pleasant to be able tor relate tnat | E 6 SVeuvuvevesy : ay . cE g ERS A Timely Event. the boy finally recovered oe 7 The Examiner Calendar FEATHERED BAROMETE The bell at the parsonage went ting- Now and i the doctor is believed Q PRO wy’ Oo FD : ’ Form APEIL.... Sailors Warned by Them of a Com: / 4 ling, and, as the dominie was in his | ¢, be almost Amniscient. A patient in a : & J ABS i we a k wo clis Vrec if 4 cose ing Storm. | study and his wife getting the baby to | military hospital was constantly gettiug | @ + 9 a While a British brig was gliding | sleep, Master Harold, aged 7, went to | into hot water because he smuggled (2 = te MOONS CHANGES smoothly along before a good Lreese in che door, On opening it he found ® | food into the wards. One morning his | @ Guy? f? erSex, TR/ J 3 { the south Pacific a flock of small birds coaple, evidently from the country, medical officer was about to examine | e Ws SS VY ae 14 ‘ i m | about 4be size, shape and color of par- both young and bashful; but, after his throat with @ laryngoscope. Seeing : 3 a : % ? ; raikeets settled down in the rigging and = jooking at the boy a moment, the youns | the little mirror all ready for ave the | e Ce S a! a z | ie passed an hour or more of resting, The man queried, ‘‘Is the parson to home? man's chum whispered an auxiovs! @ Ye 41) WS a % opal a Sur ave | Hioh | Second mate was 60 anxious to .nd out ‘Yes,’ said Havord. ae pe ee warning from the adjoining bed i. | ‘te Ly 1 R : : ¢ a 3 oe a te » which the visiting stran- to get married: ; ,», | Say, Bill, you’d best ‘ave a care. ‘Le | 2 nw 8 “4 Made from pure wool, 32 a | | Sets.) * cone ee gers belonged that he tried to entrap a “That's Just what we ze here for, moight ‘appen to see wot yer ‘ad for jo 4 \ ! ce ' N epecimen, but the birds were too shy to said the prospective bridegroom as ho | sy pper jawst noight.’’—Cornhill Mays- - 2 Wg itch collar, with +a LSaturday (> 40 2712.47 'e | be thus caught and too spry to be seized looked fondly at the blushing girl by | ,i,.4, ft, [ ch ial a : . ; . « 2 Sv iday - = 30 4 ie | by the quick hands of the sailors. At his von : ies Ske PP ——-—_—___——- fe a 7) a i . ; ‘ > Monday oo = ~ he end of about an bour the birds took ‘‘Well, come right in, then,’ sa : my Nine Colo >, iia >, 1 ; row + Lnesday +. eee he ae the brig’s course and disappeared, bul the boy, ushering them into the parlor, er ene ae aren C | 7 Dah, Clarct, Pte ' «9 - 7 5 Wednesday) 32 ir 43 toward nightfall they came back and and when they had seated themselves Two bundred and six merinays Se the | C iy ° ilar d Aiea aa te ea 2 om seoteg -. 35 6 8 32 passed the night in the maintop. on the edge of two chairs side by side mg RR 83 genet ear or vis et ee 3 7 Se. uetes 26 36 9 920 | The mext morning the birds flew off he started off, saying: I'l] call pa, and nie Se bin Sa ee ae e Witvnrect’ a0t . 9 Sunday 25 37 13 10 09 | again, and when they returned at noon ma too. She'll be awful glad, for she ; ‘ae a ae al rs G Ponies ak. Chl 5 ; 10 Monday 3 9 6 1 36 the sailors scattered some food about | bas all the marryin money, and I heard | "€89/ar wt a r - on _ cov i Ul Toeaday 21 40 19 1147 | the decks. By this time the birds had | her tell pa this mornin that she wished | TS 4 period of 64 days. 1at's on lactate ei a 12 Wednesday, 19 41 22 morn | become so tame that they hopped about | some folks would come to get married, _— fora starter. Then there are the old by all reputable dea’es fi. hy 7 > (oe 13 Thursday 7 “6 ae : 7 the decks, picking up the crumbs. That | ‘cause she badn’t ‘nough money to buy undays. They are holidays of course Nova Scotia to Di itish Columbia fi wD I ° a a? wom b4 Fr day CY = 7 3 js afternoon an astonishing thing happen- | ber new hat.’’—Chicago News. every where, but they count an addi- iP 3 LS Saturday re “6 Z 35] | ed. The flock came flying swiftly to ~ tional 62 days. Then ten days are al- i . Sh rey’s Guaran'ee Card inthe ret + oa 7 ~ nef 10 48 38 | 440 | ward the bz.g. Every bird seemed to be ee ee lowed for the rere celebration of of course. Insist on seeing it, it isa yc - M of Ly : a a fae piping as if pursued by some little in A French writer notes that, though a | Christmas and New Year's. To be thor- : squaie gubeieied > i 19 ate see ] 50 44 | 617 | visible enemy on wings, and they at few great musicians have died young— oughly observant of the great feast of Re ‘= : a 20 Thursday 5 52 47 | 7 ; ' | once huddled down behind the deck- - ao a = a — ze ioe cas ilies pate! — aa LLLQLOLIOLILHLHLA MA ALLLAHHNONHNDNDNN MINH EAE OAR AANRgY 21 Friday 3 53 Su 7 5} house. The superstitious sailors at once ellinl a , Mendelssohn a an ays are holidays, at means 0% ie : . 2 s, urday 2 54 52 | 8 43 | called the cams of the brig, who rub- | Weber when he was but 40—a large | more days of no labor. All Saints’ | as. Paton & Ce, Selling Agents for Ch'tuwa %3Sunday 5 0 56 56 9 32 | bed his eyes and looked at the barome- | number have lived to be very old men. | comes in for three days’ holiday, St. | 24 Monday 4 58 57 58 10 21 ter. A glance showed that something | Those who died between 60 and 70 | Charlemagne two days, Shrove Tuesday | = — — a5 Tuesday 57 3S is 0. a9 was wrong with the elements, and the | years of age include Bach, Von Bulow | and Ash Wednesday two days, Whit- 6 a eoeenny es ’ ra : condiag brig was put in shape to outride a | aod Rubinstein. Living beyond 70 years | suutide three days, and three days to aa. — $2 2 10 136 | storm came Gluck, Gounod, Handel, Liszt, | make merry when the national fete in 29'S sday 51 4 13 | 225 The storm came about 20 minutes Meyerbeer, Rossini, Spontini and Wag- | July rolls round. Therest of the year 30) Sc aday 449 7 5 1416 313 | after the birds had reached the vessel. | ner, while the great age of 89 was at- | the children are supposed to study.->

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For a few minutes the sky was like th: waterless bottum of a lake—a vast arch of yellowish mud—uand torrents of rair fell. Why it did not blow very hard no one knows, but on reaching port two days later the captain learned that # great tornado had swept across that part of the sea. The birds left the vessel on the morning after the storm and were not seen again.

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At the meeting of the Fifeshire asso- ciation held in London Dr. Wallace told a story of a pensioner who used to stand with a placard on his breast enumerat- ing his claims tothe coppers he begged. The list ran thus: ‘‘ Battles, 4; wounds, 5; children, 6; total, 15.’’ This is al- most as good as Sir M. Grant-Duff's story of the Irish beggar who prayed, ‘For the love of God, sir, give me a crust, for lam so thirsty that I don't know where I shall sleep tonight!’’— London Globe.

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A clergyman once complained to Bishop Blomfield of London thaé his parishioners were indifferent to his teacbings.

‘No sooner,’’ said he, ‘‘do I begin %- preach thap they begin to doze.’’

**Do you,’’ asked the bishop, ‘‘ preach your own sermons?”’

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A poor little stkeet Arab was brought into a hospita) by the police. He had been run over b) an omnibus and was badly injured ‘kbe chaplain was sent for, as it was thought munprobable that the boy woul live many hours. With little tact the shaplain began the inter- view tbun: ‘‘My boy, the doctors think you are vey mech hurt. Have you been a good little bo.?"’

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Vell, tain’t none o’ your business any- ow. Wot’s me death got to do with vou? ‘Ave you gota pal in the corftin line?

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