The Mark Lane express, agricultural journal &c . r admirable rendering of severalhumourous pieces including The Chris-tening, Dat Weddin o MandyStubbiefields, and some recitations ofchild-life. Her dramatic power was shownin her exposition of All the Worlds aStage, and the pathetic- poem by James , Mongst the Hills of Denis OSullivan gave several Irishsongs in excellent style. * * * A novel game of draughts was recentlyplayed in Rangoon, one of the playersbeing a local expert. In place of theusual black and white draughtsmen, thenovice used rupees and the champion usedsover
The Mark Lane express, agricultural journal &c . r admirable rendering of severalhumourous pieces including The Chris-tening, Dat Weddin o MandyStubbiefields, and some recitations ofchild-life. Her dramatic power was shownin her exposition of All the Worlds aStage, and the pathetic- poem by James , Mongst the Hills of Denis OSullivan gave several Irishsongs in excellent style. * * * A novel game of draughts was recentlyplayed in Rangoon, one of the playersbeing a local expert. In place of theusual black and white draughtsmen, thenovice used rupees and the champion usedsovereigns, the understanding being thatthe draughts captured on either sideshould be the property of the captor.* * * Miss Kerstin Hisselgren has beenappointed by the Swedish Governmentsanitary inspector in Stockholm. This isa new departure. Miss Hisselgren wassent to England by the Government andthe Frederika Bremer Association ofWomen to study hygiene and publichealth. She took the course of scientifichygiene at Bedford College for Women. Pepit .. SHAPE OF COAT AND SLEEVE. lr SUPPLEMENT TO THE MARK LANE EXPRESS AGRICULTURAL JOURNAL AND LIVE STOCK RECORD. November 18, 1907. The Virtues of Distilled Water. It is a matter of regret that the virtues ofdistilled water are not more widely living in country districts are content,through want of knowledge of the superiormerits of distilled water, to drink water teem-ing with impurities and laden with mineralmatter of an objectionable kind. Well water is frequently not only impure,but of an exceedingly hard nature, and whenthis i& the case, it is exceedingly injurious,especially for persons in whom there is anytendency to dyspepsia, rheumatism, gout,kidney trouble, or liver complaints. Dr. says:—The combinations of limeheld in solution in the water we drink, whentaken into the stomach, are soon distributedthroughout the system and deposited in all thetissues, exactly asi they are precipitated andform incrust
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