OUR HELPFUL CONTEMPORARIES.

"There have been cases, we believe, in which the height of a

person has increased after the person had reached mature age, but

it has always been suspected that this was due to greater

uprightness. A man who stoops always looks shorter than when he

is standing quite upright. But no such explanation as this can be

given for an apparent increase of the human head. If a head

really requires a larger hat it must be because the head is

larger."--_Provincial Paper_.

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[Illustration: HONOUR SATISFIED.

GERMAN DELEGATE. "SIGN? I'D SOONER DIE! _(Aside)_ AFTER WHICH

PRELIMINARY REMARKS I WILL NOW SELECT A NIB."]

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