Gold Hill news., March 22, 1928, Image 2

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F P C I T Send nam e and A ddress for 1J
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John B lan d Sutton.
A n account o f
th e case was sent to S ir John, h im ­
se lf a consulting surgeon a t the M id ­
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spondent In In d ia . A ttached to a Hit»-
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the p a ra s ite w as grow ing ra p id ly so
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ation was perform ed and when last
heard fro m th e ch ild was w ell and
developing n o rm ally. Such cases, said
the B ritis h surgeon, should encournge
surgeons generally to separate con-
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In th e cam paign to ob tain th e 1928
R ep ublican n a tio n al convention fo r
K an sas C ity th is ye ar, A rth u r H a r d ­
g rav e, president o f th e cham ber o f
com m erce, sent messages to m embers
o f th e N atio n a l R epublican com m ittee,
a s k in g suggestions.
T h ro u g h an e rro r one was sent to
M rs . Fran ces O. F a rle y o f W ic h ita ,
D em o cratic com m itteew om an fo r K a n ­
sas.
This was her reply:
“ A ckn o w led g in g receipt o f yo u r w ire
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D ru id
m ent
By ELMO SCOTT WATSON
D ra w in g
by
R a y W a lte rs .
A R C H 17 Is a day fo r "th e
w ea rin g o f th e green"
and th e display o f th e
sham rock, a day to honor
the pa tro n sa in t o f Ir e ­
lan d because i t w as on a
M a rch 17 m ore th an 1,400
years ago th a t he died.
I t Is a day w hich Is celebrated by
every tru e son o f th e “ould sod," but
how m any o f them re a lize th a t in so
doing th ey a re honoring th e m em ory
o f a m an who was n o t born an Ir is h ­
man, even though
he became the
patron sa in t o f th a t co un try? In fa ct.
I f w h a t seems to be th e most sellable
tra d itio n Is tru e S t P a tric k was* a
Scotchm an and as such he Is e n title d
to the ve neration not only o f th e Iris h
b n t o f th e Scotch as w elL M o re th an
th a t, he m ay w ell be rem em bered by
a il C h ristian s, w h a te v e r th e ir na­
tio n a lity , fo r it was he who brought
about the triu m p h o f C h ris tia n ity over
paganism aw a y back in the days when
the phrase “ the w ild Ir is h ” was tru e r
th an it has ever been since.
T h e re a re several versions o f the
story o f SL P a tric k 's parentage and
b irth p la ce bnt th e strongest evidence
as to th e la tte r points to a spot called
K ilp a tr ic k
( “ P a tric k ’s C e lt” )
near
D um b a rto n , on th e R iv e r C lyde, in
Scotland. T h a t he was a C e lt th ere
Is no doubt, and he h im se lf in his con­
fessions has told us th a t he was born
am ong the B rito n s and th erefo r«
am ong th e La tin -sp eakin g peop le.w h o
had been converted to C h ris tia n ity .
H is fa th e r ’s nam e w as C alpurnitts, a
D ecurlon, a lan do w ner and town coun­
selor In a Rom an tow n w hich is
th o u g h t to have been on the coast o f
W ales, probably a colony from th e op­
posite Iris h coast, since th ere was fr e ­
quent tra v e l across th e n a rro w sea be­
tween th e re tw o bodies o f land, both
tra d in g trip s and w a rlik e expeditions.
I t was du rin g one o f th e la tte r
about A . D . 405 th a t P a tric k , then a
boy o f sixteen, was taVen prisoner by
the high kin g o f Ire la n d , N ia ll, who
had his stronghold a t T a ra , fro m
w hich he set out on m any raids against
neighboring tribes. L a te r P a tric k was
sold to a pe tty kin g nam ed M ilcbn ,
who governed the d is tric t around
Slem lsh m ountain In N o rth A n trim .
K in g M ilc h u set P a tric k to herding
Bwlne on the cold slopes o f th e m oun­
ta in . O fte n th e boy spent his Rights
In p ra y e r and i t is said th a t du ring
one o f these vig ils he bad a dream In
w hich his ow n people seemed to call
to him .
A fte r six years o f c a p tiv ity . Inspired
by his d ream he escaped and made
his w a y across Ire la n d to th e e a rt
coast w h ere he boarded a ship which
took him to some p o rt In G au l, prob­
ab ly B ordeaux.
F o r th e next few
years he lived on an Island off the
coast n e a r Cannes and th e re attended
the school o f H on oratu s, learn ing to
read and w r ite L a tin and studying re­
ligion. L a te r he retu rn ed to B rita in ,
w here he w as w a rm ly welcom ed by
his relatives . H e r e he had a second
dream w h ich Inspired In h im a desire
to lead a mission to Ire la n d .
In o rd e r to prep are h im s e lf fo r his
exped itio n to Ire la n d , P a tric k went
back to G an l and fo r a tim e m ade his
home a t A u x erre. T h e re he was or­
dained by Bishop A m a to r and In the
y e a r 432 P a tric k was consecrated
bishop by G erm anus who approved o f
his mission to Ire la n d . In th a t same
y e a r P a tric k a rriv e d o ft the coast o f
W ic k lo w w ith a shipload o f mission­
aries, both men and women. T h e p a rty
was d riven fro m th e shore wtien they
attem pted to land, so they tu rn ed th e ir
ship no rth and disem barked a t a place
called Saul In D ow n . F rom th ere they
w en t In ch ariots and on foot to the
H ill o f S lan e n e ar T e rr a , w hich was
the seat o f K in g L aog halre, or Lae-
gslre,
(fro m
whom
th e
m odem
O ’L e a ry s a re descended), th e son o f
K in g N ia ll, w ho was then reigning In
M e ath .
I t was abont E a s te r tim e,
when th e D ru id s held th e ir principal
fe a s tt o f th e ye ar. On th e order o f
th e kin g a ll o f the house fires on the
Island w ere extinguished.
Th en th e
D ru id p ries ts lig hted th e B el F ire on
T a r a h ill. F ro m th is seed fire o f Bel,
blessed hy th e gods, the people were
to ta k e b lazin g brands w ith which to
Rekindle th e fires on th e ir hearths, snd
i t was a g re a t sin fo r anyone to kin dle
th e ir fires except in th is m anner.
In defiance o f th is tra d itio n P atrick
gathered a he ap o f brosna o r rough
fu el on th e crest o f S lan e h ill, oppo­
site T a ra , and w h ile th e D ru id priests
looked on a n g rily , lig h te d his Are be­
fo re th e D ru id s had s tarted theirs.
Im m e d ia te ly th e re w ere riotous scene*
and P a tric k was com m anded to appear
before the kin g and ex p la in his sac­
rilegious a c t
A rriv in g before the
king, P a tric k was surp rised to find
th a t m onarch hospitable and w illin g to
listen to th e stran g e r, although th e
priests
dem anded
his
punish­
T h e kin g listen ed to P a tric k 's ex­
planation o f the new relig io n and a l­
though tie did no t em brace i t him self,
lie gave perm ission to the s tran g e r to
preach to th e people.
One o f P a t­
rick's first converts wns the king's
daughter, Fedeitn, and It is In th a t
connection th a t th e symbol o f the
sham rock en ters th e story o f St. P a t­
rick. W h ile s triv in g to ex p lain to th e
princess and her com panions th e T r in ­
ity o f God— God the F a th e r, God th e
Son and God the H o ly Ghost— and see­
ing th a t they did no t understand, he
suddenly looked down and saw the
sham rock, w hich grow s In such pro­
fusion a ll over Ire la n d .
Stooping
down, he picked up th e tin y p la n t and
held it up— th re e leaves on one stem ,
the perfect T r in ity . T h is sim ple em ­
blem helped b rin g understand ing to
tlie princess and she became a co nvert
to th e new fa ith .
U p and down Ire la n d St. P a tric k
w en t, ba p tizin g converts, establishing
churches and le a v in g his assistants to
ca rry on th e w o rk In w hich th e sim ple
symbol o f th e sham rock had Its p a rt.
G ra d u a lly i t becam e th e sym bol o f
Ire la n d , the na tio n , as w e ll as th e re­
ligious symbol o f C h ris tia n ity In th a t
land. T h e triu m p h o f St. P a tric k over
th e pagan Druldis Is believed t o ’ hnv«
given rise to th e legend th a t it was
St, P n trlc k w ho drove the snakes out
o f Ire la n d , th e snakes being th e sym ­
bol fo r the superstitions o f the D ru id
paganism .
B rin g in g C h ris tia n ity to Ire la n d w as
not, however, St. P a tric k 's only serv­
ice to th a t c o u n try and to h u m a n ity.
H e introduced m any progressive Ideas
in th is pagan co un try.
H e brought
w ith him the L a tin tongue and L a tin
books. H e also brought nn other R o­
m an a rt, th a t o f b u ild in g stone house*
and as he w en t through Ire la n d he
b u ilt not only churches o f en d u rin g
stone but schools o f stone also. H e re
L a tin reading and w r itin g w ere ta u g h t
along w ith th e Iris h language and
these schools g re w and becam e fa ­
mous. T h e students o f these schools
w ho in h e rite d th e tra d itio n o f a ric h
epic and ly ric n a tiv e lite ra tu r e took
to th e study o f lan gu age* o f L a tin ,
G reek and H eb rew . A nd when a w a v * ,
o f Invasion by th e Angles, the Saxons,
th e Lom bards, th e Goths, V a n d a l* and
H un s sw ept o v er w estern E urop e and
a ll b u t wiped o u t le a rn in g and clas­
sical c u ltu re It w as fro m these school*
in Ire la n d th a t th e re cam e a re tu rn
w ave w hich helped resto re I t
So not
o n ly the Iris h b u t the w h ole w o rld
owes som ething to th e m an w ho died
on M a rch 17, 401, and whose m em ory
I* recalled each ye ar w hen M a rc h 17
comes 'round ag ain .
K eep er (speaking o f new a rriv a l at
n a y lu m )— W h a t's the m a tte r w ith thia
fellow ?
S u p erintendent— lie says the a ir I*
free and goes sronnd releasing It from
people's autom obile I Ires.— Judge.
Hat Many Application»
T h o r * a re th re e d ifferen t moaning»
to th e w o rd "yan kee." It was ilrst a p
(died to n atives o r cltlsena o f th e N ew
E ngland states, p a rtic u la rly those ol
old N ew E ng land fam ilies.
T h e n II
was applied hy people o f lb * S outhera
stales to a ll th e people o f th e N o r th ­
ern states. In general.
L a stly , I t Is
applied by th e people o f o th e r coun­
tries to nil cltlsena and In h a b ita n ts of
tlie U n ited States.
Headache» from Slight Cold»
lok satlvs
Use# •
Ixvok for
th s box.
BROMO QtUNINIC T a b lets re-
llr a d sc h » nV cu rin g the Cold
sla n s lu r e o f E. W. Orov* oa
3 0 e —Adv.
Relieved Hi» Mind
W hen S ylvester W ro nh leskl o f Ash
land, W la., saw « h a t appeared to bs
a larg e w o lf sneaking through ths
brush he shot the anim al and brought
It to (he county sent fo r th e 931
bounty.
T h e affidavit was a ll mads
out and th e money was about to bs
paid when D un S m ith cam e In ant!
said the an im a l was his police dog
tie also ra id o th er things, w hich can
not be p rin te d .— lu d iau ap o lla N e w *.
W hen a m an's tem per Is ruffled bis
brows ure usually kn it.
Ton w ill never have a frie n d i f yes
w a it fo r one w ith o u t a fa u lt.
The Cream
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Tobacco
Crop
W illiam T. Tilden 2nd
to protect his throat
smokes Luckies
“During the course of some of my stage appearances, 1
am called upon at intervals to smoke a cigarette a n d ,
naturally I have to be careful about my choice. 1 smoke
Lucky Strikes and have yet to feel the slightest effect
Y .A ..! '
“It’s toasted"
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All Fish Anyway
In th e South w hen people speak o f
tro u t they re a lly m ean large-m outh
black bass. T h is fish la alro known
as “ chub.”
In C anada th e w all-eyed
pike Is know n as "dore.” C atch th e
same fish in D e la w a re and p a rts o f
P enn sylvan ia and he becomes the
“ Susquehanna salm on.”
T h ro ug hou t
V irg in ia th e pickerel Is know n as pike.
T w o species o f fish a re usually In ­
volved w hen one th in k s o f pickerel.
T h e y are th e tru e E astern chain p ick­
erel (esox re tic u la tu s ) and th e great
N o rth e rn p ik e (esox e s to r), which is
re a lly not a p ickerel a t a ll.— F ie ld and
S tream M agazine.
Back to Galileo
T h e p o ssib ility o f telephone ur w ire ­
less te leg rap h was e v id e n tly In th e
m ind o f G alileo, fo r In 1032 he re­
fe rre d to “ the secret a r t ” by which
through th e sym pathy o f mngnettc
needles men m ig h t converse a t long
distances.
Regular Crowd
Professor P ic k e rin g once le t the
la te R ic h a rd
H a rd in g
D a v is look
through a m arvelo us m icroscope to
prove th a t th e re is a lw a y s some organ­
ism p reying on some lesser organism ,
down to th e m ost m inu te atom o f Ufa.
C lI A K il
e
W hen it cam e tim e to go, th e noted
au th o r s a id :
"P rofessor P icke rin g , when I came
In here I th o u g h t I wns an In d iv id u a l;
I leave, kn o w in g m yself to be a com ­
m u n ity .”
“
by
»P your blood from the slosrt
down poisons poured Into it b y inactive kidnej
—
hver and bowels. Y o u m ay rely u p
th e fam ous o ld D u t c h N a tio n
Household R em edy— In use sin
1696. T h e original and genuine.
YOUR
KIDNEYS
Accept n» Im itation.
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