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Order: aent t0' attention. Is what you get when you visit this store. Call and examine our m-w stock of Bootsand Shoes. “"9 have some nice lines of Pumps in pntent,tm1 ur gnu- Iuetal, teadv for the warm weathex. Also a 1m ge range uf Boots and Shoes for all (lasses fmm snmllest tn laxgest in different stvles and Yt'ides. Hosiery in Men’s Jadies’ . Misses and Children’ s at close prices. Trunks. Valises, Telescopps- Suit Cases. Club Bags, etc... in stock. Custom work and repairing as usual. DURHAM, ONT. EGGS TAKEN FOR CASH NEW YORK ”(NOV Cor. William and Cedar Sh. '3. \VIISUN. Principal, receive prompt Epic Poet's Verses on the Death 0! the Celebrated Hobson, the Car- rier, Abound In Witty Double Meaningsâ€"Shakespeare Wu an In- veterate Punster and Tom Heod‘ and Cowper Are Also Famous. It is not generally known that Mil- ton, author of “Paradise Lost.” one at the most stately and majestic poems in the English language, once wrote a punning epitaph on the carrier who plied between Cambridge and London and “who sickened in the time of his vacancy, being forbid to go to Lon- don by reason of the plague.” to quote 1 the poet’s own words. This carrier‘ was none other than that Hobson whose “choice” has become so fam- 'ous. It appears that he used to let out his horses on hire; but. no matter how pressing the need, a traveler had to take the horses Hohson offered or none, so that today the phrase ."Hohson's choice” is used to signify ' no choice at all. Milton’s ioem written on the death of this carrier is too long to quote in full. but one or two passages will suffice to show with what skill he played witl. words: Rest, that. gives all men life. gave him his death, 'ALJ too much breathing put him out of breath; Nor were it contradiction to afirm 'Too long vacation hastened on his ' term. And again he says, referring to Robson’s prosperity: Yet (strange to think) his wain was his increase. Nor is Milton the only poet whose works have become immortal who _Bt00ped to pun. Shakespeare, as is well known, was an inveterate pun- eter, and Dr. Johnson. in his preface EVEN THE SEDATE MILTON II DULGED IN PLAY ON WORDS. ~7vv, â€"-â€"_ to an edition of the poet’s works, severely censures him for playing with words on serious occasions. For example. in answer to Kirg Richard’s qqeétiom A . -\ " . ,A “W-hâ€"zft- comfort, man? How is’t with ancient Gaunt?” the playwright puts into the mouth of Gaunt the words: “0 how that name befits m com- position! Old Gaunt. indee . and gaunt in being old. ‘ Within me grief has. kept a tedious inst; and who ab. stains from meat that is not gaupt?” Hamlet is mad» to pun. too. When (he clown. digging graves in the churchyard. in answer to the ques- tion, “Whase grave’s this?” says “Mine. sir." Hamlet, replies: "I think it be thine, indeed; for thou liest. in’t.” And late; adds: "I“;ih'éfifldb's-tulie in't”. to be in’t: and my it is thine: ’tis for the dead, not [willie quick;_ thereto'ge tpou liest.” IV. “DOV fiuuv--, The puns of t'vllerriwf'leofd are well known. In “Faithless Sally Brown," "Faiihless Nellie Gray,” and “The Duel,” to mention but a few, almost every line contains a pun. What could be wittier than the concluding verse of “Faithless Sally Brown?” His death berth. At iorty~odd betel]; They went and told the sexton, and The sexton tolled the bell. Perhaps one of the best-known puns is that. put into the mouth of “John Gilpin” by Cowper. It will be re- membered that. according to. the JV\QV‘- poem, John Giipin borrowed a. horse from his friend to ride to Edmonton to celebrate his wedding day, but the horse had other plans and took the jovial Gilpin to the house oi his friend, who. on seeing his ruffed con- dition, asked‘him why he had come. V Gilpln replied: lcame because your horse would come; And if I well forbode, My hat» and wig will soon be hereâ€" They are upon the road. The poet Wither once lamented the decline of his tamily in the words. “The very name of Wither shows de- cay,” and although the following verse, penned by Lord Lyttelton to Lady Browne. la not the work of 3 _LL _--_‘ When I was young and debonair, The brownest nymph to me was fair; But now I’m old ‘and wise; glown, The Swiss are the greatest cheese eaters in the world. The rank of a Swiss family is often known by the age of itsacheese, and the more re- spect or affection that a guest inspirea ‘1‘ V. “Iowvvuvcu the harder is the cheese that is served in his honor. There are families where the cheese in the larder dates back several hundred years and is so valu- able that it is only served on great occasions such as baptisms, weddings and funerals. On the birth of an heir u‘lu luthlmla. \Ill ‘1‘!» ”Dov" v- a cheese is made and namedfevnaqiâ€"t is not out until the weddmg of the new arrival. Two Souls In Harmony. “Daughter, you haven’t known him long enough.”A 'vâ€"v a “Father I have knox~ ~ him inti- mately for a w.eek " “A couple must have similar tastes to take them in harmony through thg__l_on_g journey of__lif9.” r‘ J'“' ' - “We Have them. We t like mvsiâ€" cal comedy and golf.” _- “I should say he was in a state of collapse.” Not Locality. "You say the man was chased by his enemies through several states. What state was be in when you saw him utter their attack?" Wished to Break the Record. “There’s something uncanny about that lawyer.” llWhy'!’ “When his client was defined _hl_ dic'h’fidé'i Mn «If {dew trial: -l-v - »et 80 called, it is well worth quot- Swiss Are Great Cheese Eaters. .f;i'1;est nymph to me is Browne. which m DURHA)! CHRONICLE happened in Ms Striking Difierrnces h Colorhg and Style at Money at the Nations. The Bank of Erchnd notes are sim- fly printed in black ink, 0.. Irish inen, water-lined paper. plain white. wit}. ragged edges. A badly scrolkd or worn Bank of England note is rate- Iy seen. for the reason that note: which in any way find their way back to the bank are immediately cancel- ed and new ( (‘2 Lune} in theit stead. The notes of the Bank of Frnnoe are made of white water-fined paper. printed in black and white, with numerous mythoiogical and allegori- cal piqturefs. ---L-- -A--_LI_ wéothKâ€""Xxherican notes resemble {Lose of Canada. except that cinnn- mon brown and slate blue are the prgvailing colors. rée;ma; figiééâ€"are printed in green and black. The one-thousand-mark bills_are printed in s_ilk_ fi‘bg‘r paper. ‘,I_‘_ ‘- It has been averred that it takes an eXpert or a native to distinguish 3 Chinese bill from a laundry ticket if the bill be of low denomination, or from a firecracker label if the bill be of large denomination. the print be- ing in red or white, or yellow or red. with much gilt and many gorgeous devices. Italian notes are of all sizes. shapes and colors. The smaller bills are print- ed on white paper in pink, blue and carmine inks. The most striking paper currency in the world is that of Russia. Its one-hundred-ruble note is barred from top to bottom wi‘h all the colors of the rainbow. blended as when a sun ray Fuses through a prism. In bold re- ief in the centre stands forth a finely- executed vignette in black. The re- mainder of the engraving is in dark and light brown ink. The cultivation of sponges upon the bottom of the ocean is accomplished by means of cement triangles or discs, to which the “seed" sponges are attached with a piece of lead- coated copper wire. After the seed sponges, which are obtained by cut- ting on_e large sponge into several _1 AL AL. A- remain for a year or two, until satis- factory growth has been attained, when they are hooked up from the bottom by men in a boat. It the water happens to he very deep, 3 number of divers are employed for putting new cuttings on the discs as they take the full-grown sponges off. It is claimed that cultivated spmges have at least one important advan- tage over those taken from their nat- u‘: l growing places, in that the for- mer can be removed from the cement discs or triangles without damaging the texture and wearing qualities of the spongesaâ€"a result that it is im- possible to obtain when they are de- tached from their rocky or coral THE wonurs max no‘rES.‘ foundation According t\ a home journal the important city of Luchoufoo w'as the home of Li Hung Chang. the great Chinese statesman. Within its _wa‘lls The Basque Language. It is said that, though the Basque language, which is spoken in the Py- renees, is one of the most difficult of all languages to acquire, the young- est child, conscious oi his own thought, can express himself perfectly in it. It is averred that in vigor and word painting this is the richest of all languages. This may be partly due to the fact that nouns, pronouns and adjectives change into verbs at will and verbs may be transformed into nouns and adjectives. Every part of speech and even the letters of the alphabet can he declined like nouns, and adjectives are conjugated like verbs. It is possible to change the color of precious and semiprecious stones by exposing them to the action of ra- dium. A German who has devoted himself to this study has obtained remarkable results. He bought sap- phires of different kinds and put them in a box with a small quantity of radium. At the end of a month the transformations were as follows: White sapphires had become yellow, blue green, violet blue, wine-colored stone red and dark blue violet. A Spelling Test. The catch question has often been asked, “How many words in the Eng. lish language end in done?” The common answer is fourâ€"hazardous, jeOpardous, tremendous and stupen- dous. As a matter of fact, however, there are five, and the word often overlooked is hybridous. meaning mongrel or of mixed sort. Wasps are at all times particularly fond of honey. Toward the end 0! summer. as all beekeepers know, they will force their way into beehives and carry off by force as much as they can gorge of their winged neighbon’ honey. Preference. “Do you like a men who quotee poetry?” “Well," replied Miss Ceyenne. "he is usually better then one who reliee on original oonvemtion.” Statesman as a Deity. Cultivating Sponges. Radium and Gems. Wasps and Honey. ‘hyonrnutormdon'tboudghtotmmuub Wyndhedtbmmtmm noun-ion mmtnmcfllypluomummmdtho mifieoofpmxonrdu mun tom «the. out I). btbbdcucbsgpemsrâ€"adtm pesser. It nctson the stomsch snd orgsns of digestion snd nutrition. thus purifying the blood end giving strength to the nerves, indirectly siding the liver to perform its very importsnt work. Dr. Hem'e Golden “ed M bu been successful for s generstion es s tonic snd body builder. 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