. Christian herald and signs of our times . y longer. Then theyget Pearline. But ten to one they use itfor only part of the work, or use it some wayof their own, or use something else with it—and dont get half the help they ought to. lcddlers and some unscrupulous grocers will tell you^•JCllLl tins is as good as 00 the same as Pearline. ITS * Back be honest—send it lack. FALSE—Pearline is never peddled, and if your s y< nt grocer sends yon something in place of Pearline,J AM hb 1 v LI-., New York. AU minstrels have ever sung sogrand-50 sw eetly as their own, and evene love of music and rare
. Christian herald and signs of our times . y longer. Then theyget Pearline. But ten to one they use itfor only part of the work, or use it some wayof their own, or use something else with it—and dont get half the help they ought to. lcddlers and some unscrupulous grocers will tell you^•JCllLl tins is as good as 00 the same as Pearline. ITS * Back be honest—send it lack. FALSE—Pearline is never peddled, and if your s y< nt grocer sends yon something in place of Pearline,J AM hb 1 v LI-., New York. AU minstrels have ever sung sogrand-50 sw eetly as their own, and evene love of music and rare skill in the. A GROUP OF WELSH BARDS. uents is a leading trait of the^character. [fof the great annual events in WalesNational Eisteddfod, at which prizesirarded for poems, for musical produc-ed for playing. One of our illustra-in this page presents a group ofibards (poets and singers) in nation-Time at the Eisteddfod which tooki(st month at Llandudno, where prizeses of gold, and silver wreaths wereled on those whose efforts wereferitorious. So high was the stand-[nusical taste among the judges thatincipal competition—an ode onlyn the Great—was resultless, none[compositions being considered ofkit merit to win the silver wreath,tr competition was that in which[large choirs engaged in the render-lone of Handels masterpieces. Al-ill the Welsh music is of an ele-IKaracter, grand and uplifting, suchtht have been sung and played byfiirs of the court of David, the Har-hgof Israel, whodedicated the finestand poetic talent of his time to theund service of Jehovah. 50,000,000 for a Throne. 3tless the cos
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