FRIDAY, OCTOBER 3, 19137

A Celebrated Violiniste

Nervous Fatigue, Languor

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The power to si, the confidence which ensures ber brilliant successes, says the talented violinist, Miss Sybil Keymer, is entirely due to ber abundance of vigorous even forte created by Phoslarine. How greatly the numerous distinctions and triumphant career of this accomplished musician are promoted by the brain mergy and physical stamina developed by Phosferine, is evident from Miss Keymer's admission that the tonic......... "enabled me to do myself justica." This power to excel, this ability to make Brfect use of her skill, depends upon the marvellous control and steadiness of the muscle nerves Phosferine has given her, and to which she owes the entrancing tone and quality of her musical renditions. Naturally, this energising effect of Phosferine was accompanied by the disappearance of the headaches, listlessness and fatigue, which were the bane of her public appearancea and it is this happy outcome which impels Miss Keymer to testify the exceptional advantages to be derived from Phosferine.

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Miss Sybil Keymer," Riversmere," Albany Rd., Leighton Buzzard, Eng., writes: "I think I should inform you that I have recently derived very great benefit from the use of Phosferine. In the course of my profession I have to travel a good deal in getting to my various concerts, and I find that since using Ptosferine I am never troubled with the beadaches and listlessness which follow a long railway journey, particularly during hot weather. This is of very great importance to the, as frequently only a very little time lapses between reaching my destination and the com- mencement of a concert, and it is such a relief to feel fresh and ready for playing in public undisturbed by the fagues of long travelling.. It is because I feel that Phosferine, saabies me to do myself justice as a violinist, preventing any of the unsteadiness of the muscle nerves, which is so harmful to tone and quality, that. I confidently commend the tonic at every opportunity."-July 1, 1913.

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"STREET - HUMOUR.

THE CHINA MAIL.

What dick period in will be fon Lon doners when street humour is no more! And It, Inleed time to be approbenstvo.. on the subject, asya a writer in the Daily. Telegraph. Those who love, London, its thoroughfares, and it once merry popu see a fas from pleased at the change that is coming over the great metropolis. Jokes are serious things nowadays, or people have not time to laugh. That good gil seventeenth-century maxim that An qunce of mirth is worth a pound of sorrow," is all but forgotten, and the spirit of the ago, seems to be that hard facts, cul-depressing figures, and g ceasing attention to business must de rupy the City throughout the day....

Down your Liby man waste relax? Then let him do so after business hours. A visit to the theatre or music hall must ffice in the way of amusement. The morning and afternoon ses suored to tho cause of moneys

y making, and of no morry jest disturb the mind concentrated on that most noble task. At one time it was not a Humour in the streets was evident on all sides, and the busy man going from place to place laughed in spito of himself. The appalling pade" of mo dem life has done away with much mer riment, and the chief preoccupation of people in to streets of London, is to void being killed outright. Perhaps the dove attention tant has to be given to the protection of life and limb is the çauso of much seriousness. At any rate, is is unfortunately true of London, as Tanso sang, The world grows old, and

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ng bill Gate to the City. The journey being rather long, necessitated halts and ohmiges of horses. At bus stopping place, place, which was close try a large shop,.Tesl a certain time cleaning the windows of 'n man was to be reon every morning så.

the watablishment. Each morning the driver pulled out of his pocket isege watch and using it from side to side

The sign was met with a wink and an appreciative grie from the man whin vigusly applied the cleansing leather, A length the regular passenger became

units, and asked an explanation of the mysterious action which aroused mistral reticent on the subject bus at length erales. For long time the driver was divulged the accrot. Well, it's just joka, between no and im.," he said, "e a matter of fact is father was 'anged." Of all the characters who, eontributod Very astute wore these knights of the f the spontaneous humour of London, ribbong, They knew exactly how to the driver of the old fashioned horsa o touch upon the sensitivo nerves of gene nibus is the one whose absones is most irons passengers. Lovers of snimala wore to be regretted. He was a picturesque | sasily revised in the point of enthusiasm | and jovini character, and above all, on which prompted a donation. Eccentri- excellent friend of the ladies. There are sition of the "old-orse on the left? still a few picture postcards showing the were told with a wealth of detail. “He goal driver with his rubicund and smil. was very fond of his bit of sugar in ling countenance turned towards the lady fact, to provide that, little sweet conso- on the front sout. Whether she hap-lation was the whole aim' and object of pened to be a Lopioner pr in provincial the driver's life. But things were bad, Visitor was immaterial, for the occupants he could not afford it-twopence of the best had an ample store of amusing, would secure un ample, supply, for the encedote, and would give the "faro." faithful animal, and an extra suppor" or many interesting details of London. In two might also be put to useful recount a short journey, such as from Charing for himself and his companion. Seldom cross to the Bank or London Bridge, he did the rise fail, and no doubt the horser would display knowledge of Tiden got their proportionate share of sugar. and powers of observation that surprised from the sixpence, all who enjoyed a chat with the typical driver.

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Always to be petite to customers was the underlying principle of the busmoz. Experienced Londoners have enjoyed With a Pertain amount of sage philosophy many a good joke on the "pizate bus. he would remark that the only person. How quick were both driver and mate who could insult and abuse his patrons. Argus. to detect a verdant passenger, and with and be paid for doing so was the parson. what obvious delight did they roll of Eus it was a very different matter to string of facts for which they wore address, people from the top of a bus. indebted to vivid imaginations. To their In this respect the 'busman: differed from credit, however, be it said that seldom, the bansom cibman, who was not the if over, did they victimise women. Well jolly good follow he is supposed to have des the present writer remember an been. As a rule oabby" was some. episode of a pirate" busman, who, what of a bully, and relied more upon. Lyax when asked by lady if he went to the abuse that humour for his gratuities. Proteo 3farblo Amb, replied truthfully in the Timid ladies were frequently imposed

• Styx negative, but the next inquiwe, being an upon by the cabman. Now it is almost Aracrican gentleman, was promptly in a case of de meeting" with the drivers vited to mount te stairs. despite the of humour cabs, sn befz past delinquer-·| L'berville fact that be sought the same destination. cios had better pass unrecorded. We never do it on the ladies," explain-cosTERS AND OTHERS. ed this moralist, but the man esa look after themselves.". When the vehicle came to halt at Hyde Park-corner tho American was shown as gates of the pack with the admonition, Ero ye so, sit; this way. Just stop across the law, and you be at in Arch Before the stranger had time to realise te qential they are, the more he de tont of the lawn the bus had moved on.

Perhaps the only, women saated for light in siöallry, ¿ most polite and thrust by the "busmen were those whore with great corny the strawberries immaculately dressed Individual rotuwen. Aress and sour vienges were suggestive of offered by a coster, when upon the in the most austero type of Nonconformist sistent render calls out in toove, loud ponscience. Theso they delighted to

though” to sifret the attention of paa Sch Ladocis, Thin driver would sak for a prs-by, "Wel, take a few ones to the 8.00.

tity for the conductor who was old quoad and kids. They can do with bad way. Having elicited's sympathetic treat. Their sense of somparison is iqquiry, the explanation was forthcom ing! Ho's got three wives, and they quaint. It was a custer who, when trade- are all ill it on The effect of the was bad, decribed it as being easier, to su recital of such a calamity, con well sell railway arches than fruit. To the be imagined. I brought a money but, same claim, ja siiributed the compi ahomily, which was rooted with mock paid to a fierad vendor will reverence and an assumed mir of pant-am, why a could talk ducks into carry

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An enthusiastic lover of London justly remarked that the luat of the street hu mour is vested in the coster; Few other frequenters of the busy thoroughfares have time to pass a joke, but this coator- Andan monger's fur is proverbial. Bo is no respecter of persons. In fact, the more

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