. St Andrew's College Review, Christmas 1912 . CampKaga-wong Affiliatedwith theRoyal LifeSavingSociety A Camp of Nautical and Aquatic Instruction for SchoolBoys, situated on Balsam Lake, the highestof the Kawartha Chain, 2,000 feet above sea level. Full instruction in Swimming, Life Saving, Sailing, Rowing, Shooting, First Aid to the Injured,Nature Study, Seamanship, etc. Excellent Fishing, Black Bass, Maskalonge and Lake Trout;Canoe and Sailing Cruises ; 70 ft. Dock and Water Chute; Large Fleet of Boats and Canoes ;Pure Water, Good Food; Wholesome Environment, 7th Season, Careful Supervision,
. St Andrew's College Review, Christmas 1912 . CampKaga-wong Affiliatedwith theRoyal LifeSavingSociety A Camp of Nautical and Aquatic Instruction for SchoolBoys, situated on Balsam Lake, the highestof the Kawartha Chain, 2,000 feet above sea level. Full instruction in Swimming, Life Saving, Sailing, Rowing, Shooting, First Aid to the Injured,Nature Study, Seamanship, etc. Excellent Fishing, Black Bass, Maskalonge and Lake Trout;Canoe and Sailing Cruises ; 70 ft. Dock and Water Chute; Large Fleet of Boats and Canoes ;Pure Water, Good Food; Wholesome Environment, 7th Season, Careful Supervision, Camplimited to 30 Boys. For prospectus and further information, address E. A. Chapman, St. Andrews College. St, Andrews College :: :: TORONTO A Besideutial and Say Scbool for Scbool—Upper School. Boys prepared for the Universities andRoyal Military College. Calendar sent on B. Bruce Macdonald, , Headmaster. ST. ANDREWS COLLEGE REVIEW A flea and a fly in a flue,Were imprisoned, and what conld they do? Said the flea let ns fly, Said the fly let us flea So they flew throuoh a flaw in the flue. -Ex. ]\Ian that is horn of woman is of few days and full of microbes. He cometh forth like a flower, but is wilted by perplexity andscorched by adversity. Sorrow and headache follow him all the days of his life. He hoppeth from his bed in the morning and his foot is piercedby the cruel tack of disappointment. He ploddeth forth to his toil and his cuticle is punctured by ex-haustion. He sitteth himself down at midday, and is lacerated in his netheranatomy by the j^in of disaster. He walketh through the street of the city in the ^iride of his man-hood, and slippeth on
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