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the understand mechanism by which this quantity of circulating blood was increas- ed. Experiments showed that not merely the liquid in the blood increased but also the red colour- ing matter, and it was clear that there must be some place in the body which contained a large number of red blood corpuscles that normally were quite outside the general cir 'culation.

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Thousands of people London has rolled right up to t ment." Further money was also who know and love Gray's Elegy very gate of the meadow adjoi needed to repair the "ivy-mantled are almost innocent of knowing ing, and speculative eyes we to cast upon the tall trees, and t poem. It stands once tenanted by the any other tower," "moping owl," and to replace the them as the very perfect exemplar surveyors were planning to caf They their "lay-out" to within a f steeple.

of all the poetic virtues..

The yards of the sarcophagus- means. what it know Now the vicar is able to an-phrases soothe like the lines of a memorial which Mr. John Pe

The music This admirer of the poet was 'Daily Telegraph") welcome proof nounce that the money for the favourite hymn. The thought is set up about eighty years a The moralis-same who rebuilt Stoke Court has just been given that there is land has all been provided, and not too profound. Stordee

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ONLY JUST IN TIME.

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of the tage--where Gray was st the quiet enjoyment the things of the spirit and the is only just in time. Those who ing does not harrow the soul, and originally named West End C mind to save the amenities of an were public-spirited enough to twilight of a perfect summer ing with his mother in 17

village churchyard buy this land when it came into English

For, though there are persons who challenge the ci threatened by the encroaching the market and hold it during the evening is enhanced by a little when he finished the "Elegy town. True it is a very particular public appeal deserve unstinted pleasing melancholy. village-no other, indeed, than thanks. They were offered, it is

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soffici favour is its remains that from all over the more than double what they gave. sound till Gray's poem robbed it authentic churchyard of Mr B. Howell Miss B. D. Irving Mr B. R. Waller

world subscriptions have come to They could have turned a very of its power to depress. So we Mr T. 1. Jenkins Lt. A.J. L. Why to

save the churchyard of Gray's pretty and, indeed, a very honest are not surprised that the para-ly convincing. "I have been

But grapha appearing in the English, is 0. 0. Jenkin Miss C. Willmott

Mr and Mixo Elegy "from imminent disaster. penny on their bargain. Mr J. H. JOLLEN

to a friend, "and, having pur Such a fact makes cheerfulness they made the grand refusal for Dominion, Colonial, and Ameri-at Stoke, a few days," he w break in: there must

be good the sake of Thomas Gray and of can newspapers have moved many end to a thing, whose begin hope, after all, if strangers-will-posterity, and the result is that simple folk to send their modest

immediately-send-it-to-you- open their purses and take the the air around the churchyard holpThis poem in probably the you have seen long age trouble which is even more to will still be able to "hold a solemn best known, and certainly the will, I hope, look on it in the send a little money for a poem's stillness" and "rugged eime" will best loved, in the English tongue of a thing with an end to Hake to save a spot which they still throw their shade on the wide. Where its magic exactly lies is a

have wanted. The "Elegy constipation, colic and indigention, chook CHAMBERLAIN'S COLIC AND may have never seen, but every field in which Gray, used to mope matter for debate, but from the merit that most of my wri detail of which is almost more and muse when he indulged his instant of its publication in 1751 The Epitaph" for its epilog DIARRHOEA REMEDY. 000000000000,

every local detail in the v Chamberlain Colle and Diarrheca familiar to them than any other melancholy humour. Aew thou- its success was assured, and it serve as "an end to it Remedy possesses one unique charao acre of English ground. The sand nounds have preserved the goes on adding new admirers Panama Hats, Folt Hats,

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