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classified advertisement suyib i0xxmhotz3 oil mx dia3i cbocurti m mtf oofem raocuaa m tg casta dr untao ircra mora acacia washthatom hand pheu wi hav ah tnyului ro a was1unu- i01 1iu4 p 1au ui am jt jjc jpabuaisa en- ujl u t ajatokto a fine cwhplexion can be had through keeping the blood rich and pure is a girls complexion surnames and their origin lockyear variations lockyer lockman locke loockerman racial origin english also dutch the father who is not loved or respected something more than a matter of concern to her source an occupation vanity it is an indication of the state of her health pallor in a growing girl laroner variations lardiner racial origin english source an occupation lardner is by no means an infre quent family name though probably it is most widely known when it has a one of the bitterest things in many a mans life has been the discovery lifter he has made a fortune that hoj has lest his hold upon his boys i have been in homes where thero lockyear lockyer lockman and merthinnnrofthebtooderai- k are au only different forms of ring in front of it tions mean impurities in the blood j the same family name which in its you might suspect from the first mothers should be watchful of their original use was but descriptive of the able tie name originally bad daughters complexion and see to it u ot flrst bearers j f ometwng to do with the word lard that these signs are correctednot f s ot flr dearer jln many cases when you suspect covered up i lockyar is really not a true form things like this about a family name when a girl in her teens becomes ub name u is a changed spelling y are wrong but in this case you pale and sallow especially if at the ot lockyer the lockyer of tho would be right there is a connection same time she shows an inclination midde ln england was as ycu in f the m ls founded upon it to tire easily a listlessness and lnat- i might opine a locksmith as was also rhi tha ue or occupation through i tention to her work or studies she j tho lockman the two forms cf the j which the connection was made ls no needs dr wilhama pink pills a tonic being interchangeable with the longer referred to as it was in tho middle ages at the time when family lations between father and sons were wh dlrec and pfljaity cor- former perhaps in wider use strained and formal that the latter recs condltion from whcn sh6 is would no more think of making a con suffering a chemical analysis of the fidant of their father than they would k q euch a g woud abjw t w of a stranger d0 deficient in just the elements that the mother is sometimes respons- wmiams pink piil3 can suppivp ible for tils unfortunate state of af- but tne pnysicai sgns are plaln the fairs i know mothers who have de- glrl wlth a ba1 com or who suffers from occasional headaches llberately prejudiced their children against their father they seem to ny tired and breathless at- be jealous of him and do all they can j ter s exertlon snou begin tak ing dr williams pink pills at once to poison the young peoples minds agatat him to undermine their lovo and respect for him sometimes this is done by speaking slightingly of tho father perhaps he is not much of a business man and the mother will criticize his methods before them and find fault with him regarding his way of financing the family or she will magnify every weakness and imper fection of his character make him ap pear weak and contemptible in their eyes there are multitudes of mothers who while they have no intention of injuring the father in the childrens regard unconsciously do so by the methods they adopt to control them just as many ignorant people will frighten small children by telling them that they will call ln a big policeman to arrest them and put them in jail thousands of mothers will encourage fear of the father by making them be lieve be is cniel and hard and that he will punish them severely for every little mishap or misdeed of which she threatens to inform him this is very unfair to the father for ft robs him of his most precious pos session the love admiration and re spect of his children it helps to build a barrier between him and his child ren a prejudice which may last a life time and deprive him and them of much possible happiness to know- that his children love him dearly and want to be witft him that they are al ways delighted to have him at home to have him join them ln their play is a great compensation to him for the sacrifices he mokes for them it is a most unfortunate thing for a child to look upon his father as a cruel taskmaster instead of a com panion to dread meeting him because he always expects criticism or scold ing from him instead of sympathy and companionship unfortunately come fathers encourage this feeling they will constantly nag and find fault and never think of praising their children or expressing any apprecia tion of their work even when they do it well a father should regard the confiden tial relation between himself and his son as one of tie most precious things originally this name hke all others j names were formed which have been derived from trades i medieval england the lardner was preceded by a le meaning or lardiner for you will find both che under tho influence of the spellings was a specific kind of swine- french tongue of the normans but j herd his occupation was that of fat- a good appetite sparkling eyes and rosy cheeks follow the fair use of this medicine you can get dr williams pink piks through any dealer ln medicine or by mail at 60 cents a box from the dr williams medicine co brockville ont when tin catches cold you would scarcely suspect a metal such as tin of being able to catch cold but it can do so for all that in coun tries like northern russia all sorts of utensils are apt to become useless in winter time a tiny greyish spot makes its ap pearance on the surface ot tho tin it grows in size and then others appear in course of time the metal crumbles into a darkcolored powder some years ago a whole shipload of blocks of tin stored in the customs house of petrograd during the winter was found the following spring to have crumbled into dust what really happens is that the cold causes tin to change from one of its forms to another tin is often found ln mines in the grey powder form which is quite useless when it is heated it turns into a wellknown shiny metal but under the influence of cold it may return to its other form even before such names lost their des criptive sense and virtually always afterward the le was dropped the family name of lockman how ever is sometimes a contraction of that of lockerman which is not eng lish at all but dutch the true form being loockerman and though this family name also is based upon an occupation it is not the same from which the english names have de veloped tho loockerman among the dutch was a man who raised or dealt in leeks tening or lardening pigs for the market or for tho tables ot thet feudal lords he had to be a good bit of a forester for he took his herds into tho woods to fatten them upon acorns and nuts and very often he also held a commission as- a forest warden from his overlord originally of course the name was descriptive of the individuals occu pation and in the old records you will find many entries of such names as hugo lo lardiner and roger le lardner for the baby finger prints of criminals are sent by telegraph all over italy by a simple invention involving the use of from 300 to 400 numbered squares royalty gets a diploma when the wharton school of busi ness administration at the university in life and should never take chances of pennsylvania held its graduating salamanders small creatures not unlike newts have been made to change their sex by alternately feed ing and starving them commoh thing sense is not a common keep mlnards liniment in the house nothing can equal babys own tab lets as a mediciuo for little ones they are a laxative mild but thorough in action and never fall to relieve con stipation colic colds and simple fevers once a mother has used them she will use nothing else concerning them mrs saluste pelletier st damas des aulaines que writes i always keep a box of babys own tablets ln the house they are the best medi cine i know of for little ones and i would not be without them the tablets are sold by medicine dealers or by mail at 25c a box from the dr williams medicine co brockville ont sm stories about wedknown people of forfeiting it it costs something to keep lt but it is worth the price have never known a boy to go very tor wrong who regarded his father and mother as his best friends and kept no secrets from them o s marden would signal mars by flashing light dr a m low an english inventor believes it possible to get into com munication with mars by means of light signalling there are several known chemical a herd of white elephants to lot off its means of producing a light screen of excess energy sufficient size which would last long whether vlrakorn will stick to the exercises this summer many foreign students received diplomas and none showed more pride in the hard won bit of sheepskin than a scion of orien tal royalty vara virakorn who ls a cousin of tho king of slam by very ancient tradition the busi ness activities of royal persons have been limited to the narrow but not unfruitful fields of imposing taxes or receipting for the contents of tho privy purse voted them by their ador ing subjects common report has it that siamese royalty has also kept up measuring things you can not see we are accustomed to hearing of measurements of tremendous dis tances such as those between the earth and some of the stars which run into thousands of billions of miles but what do you think of measuring accurately the 500000000th part of an inch the most accurate of ordinary in struments can measure the 500000- 000th part of a mile which ls less than three looooths of an inch to mea sure the 500000000th part of an inch an instrument must be 50000 times more delicate yet lt has been done the appliance used is nothing like the tuning circuit of a wireless valvo set you know that if you turn the knob of the condenser the wavelength is altered we can make a condenser by placing two plates of metal one above the other with an air space be tween them if the tuning circuit is a delicate one an almost infinitesimal bending of one of the plates will make a differ ence in the wavelength it is easy to calculate how much bending causes any given differensce the measuring appliance employs a condenser of this kind by means of which the tiny distances mentioned can be measured with ease if a half- inch bar of steel ls placed in a vice and connected with the apparatus the distance it sags when a fly settles up on it ls instantly and accurately re corded on a dial if a fly walks on a piece of iron tho pointer records how the whole mass quivers under its weight and it will haps of when he first came to paris even measure the expansion of the the tobacco of quali by in packages impatient spider i wish miss muffet would- hurry up im tired of sitting on this tutfet all day robert burns visitor dear me fancy your be ing called robert burns why thats a very wellknown name native nae doot it is ive been blacksmith in the place for nigh on forty years money orders remit by dominion express money order if lost or stolen you get your money back 1 the worker bee lives six months the drone four months and the female bee four years in the last ten years 4000 men and women have been killed in accidents in london streets and over 100000 have been injured americas pioneer dog remedies book on dog diseases and hoar to feed mailed free to any addreis by tha author h clay glover co ino 129 weit 24th street new york usa why they fluked these are cuiled from a collection of recent schoolboy howlers a grass widow is the wife of a dead vegetarian oceanica is that continent which contains no land parallel lines are the same dis tance all the way and do not 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the insects body the invention will be of great use to scientists who hitherto have been baffled in their work when very tiny measurements were needed 0 ask for mlnards and take no other although some kinds of fungus are imbued with a deadly poison no in sect or bird ever falls a victim to them perfect evaporization and exact proportioning of gasoline and air are claimed for a new carburetor in the stable mlnards is the best remedy for cuts sprains swellings colio distemper coughs good old days when he gets back to bangkok or branch out for himself in same new lino has not been indicated it may well be that the siamese mon arch has a good many cousins to keep up and that tho young graduates thorough acquaintance with american methods ln commerce industry and finance will not prove unacceptable to ms oxalted uncle cars by the dozen the bey of tunis who is now on an official visit to paris is wellknown as n toller of good stories and figures himself as the hero cr perhaps the sherlockholmes methods a joke was played on sir arthur conan doyle by a french taxicab driver recently the man had driven the worldfamous creator of sherlock holmes fiom the station to the hotel and when ho received his fare he said mercl m conan doyle why how do you know my name asked sir arthur well sir i have seen in i lie papers that you were coming from the south of franco to paris your general ap j pearance told mo that you vorc eng lish your hair had been clearly lat cut by a barber of the south ol franco i put these indications to- victim of many a true one the most gether and i saw your name on your amusing of ihose about himself is per- luggage enough to be noticed by tho martians if such exist he said i think a 6ultablo screen could bo set out on a high altitudo by airplanes to eliminato as far as possible tha offect of air and clouds which combino to mako diffi cult any observation of tho earth it self dr low considers wireless waves loss practical as thoy travel in curves making it difficult to gauge the target ho holds it ludicrous to expect to find the martians life similar to our own some years ago wo thought that animals and plants were the only things which lived he said but now we know there is life in everything i have novor seen anything yct which was not alive the martians might bo able to see by heat waves a irtvyi difference in our physical makeup would revolution ize our world and ideas of ilving if we wore born with eyes having only slightly different lenses to normal wo would see the air around us full of j llfo and our bath water a mass of borj if any in my family were sick with fearfully weak the care of our five rlblo looking creatures j etomach trouble or rundown coadl- children and the housework was more dr low disagrees with those who hon i would rather have one bottle than she could do essert tho martians are more ad- of tanlac than all the other remedlos j aftor her first few doses of taniac vanced than earthings if they were i put 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