... myself. This idea of Glozel, however, I 1 1 1 G* 1 gatner, is ennreiy wrong. oiu^ci really is a geographical expression with an inward and secret archaeological meaning. In other words, people have been digging up things at Glozel, and half the diggers are ...

... run about all day on hard pavements and it was with the object of eliminating the possibility of this and other kindred complaints that Start- Rite boots and shoes were evolved by James Southall and Co., of Norwich. In the Start- Rite shoe, which may ...

... have materially improved. The Yankee Position. Even the best informed seem unable to make up their minds as to the true inwardness of the Yankee position, or possibly those who have no difficulty in making up their minds have the strongest possible reasons ...

... various, simple or complex, new or old. In a general sense they come from judging by outward and visible signs, rather than inward and spiritual graces. Unlike dogs, hardly any human beings are capable of judging each other's fundamental value, and therefore ...

... naturally upon the opposition it rarely has to face. Force, which does very well for its own evil ends, is a very catching complaint. The only thing to stop it is to stop it early. Love won't impede it it will only, at long, long last, cure its ill. Tyranny ...

... end by being thankful that we have a good dinner waiting for us and can still face even the most bilious mixture without an inward dread. It is only the young who make a pretence of despising food. The old realise that food is about the only passion there ...

... these anti amusement societies would realise that no amount of suppression will do any thing more than drive the trouble inwards much more real good would come out of their agitation. It js better to have all these so-termed vices under the eye of the ...

... vulgarity in colour or form, but the more subtle one of over-elaboration she cannot always steer clear of. Knowing in her honest, inward soul that she is an unremarkable person, she dresses for remark, and swamps her individuality. I said before that the heat ...

... x EWS )m uetterJ ALAH BOTT The Constancies of Christmas.-- Yet again the complaint is made that Christmas is not the Christ mas of other days. When I was a boy the glamour that clung to the Christmas spirit was an echo from the benevolence typified by ...

... Canada, and Viceroy of India. His administration of the War Office has been severely criticised, but there are very few complaints of his conduct of foreign affairs. He is married to a sister of Lord George Hamilton, one of the resigned Free Traders, ...

... in one case be added. It was poured from the pipkin into the ale-horns and John, receiving his portion, drank it without complaint. Nothing ailed him sitting at supper but on rising from the table, the°giddiness of the former night seized on him again ...

... sea-sickness. Come into my cabin then and have a brandy and soda, said the other that's one of the best remedies for the complaint I believe, although 1 have never suffered from it myself. The other, to whom the proposition was welcome enough, assented ...