Arrest Lung Trouble by Breaths ing PEPS Healing Fumes So common are coughs at this season that they are apt to neglected. Even that harassing! Jcough which accompanies an ordin ary. cold or chill can seriously weaken and inflame the bronchia® tubes, There is also the det chest-racking cough that nothi seems able to move, which is harbinger of bronchitis, bronchial asthma and tubercules you have a troublesome cough, or suspect any incipient chest weak: ness, be sure and take Peps. Thie famous breatheable medicine Fendered obsolete the old -metho® jof treating chest and lung troubles by swallowing drug laden mixture ito the stomach, clearly and for and every meeting at which it was known she to he the speaker hus been by praetienlly record num-For all M'ss Royden's views hold un unusual degree of sympa: thetic understanding, and she shows such a true conception of human nature thut she could not fail to make an impression upon even the mont stolid, of audiences, A Natural Interest Speaking of hor visit to the north, Mas Rayden said that she had found Peking os beautiful as she imagined, and though she was there but a short time, she "contrived, besides attending. several meetings, to visit most of the Places of interest.
The meetings she attended in Peking were mostly those of the young men. and women of China, whom she found were very inter. ated In the Western theories of marriage, companionate marriage, divorce nnd birth control. Those matters it, was natural should, interest them, Miss Rayden said, for they are the people of a country where the development of the iden of marriage as along Western lines been Yilescoped into a few years. One finds in China fam'tiea} Moreover, we hold that residence la iving in the patriarchal style, next) door. so to "peak, with Chinese who have adopted the foreign teachings.
Miss Rayden herself docs not agree 'y'th the idea of companion-ato marriage, a view she expressed when: speaking before the Chinese YMCA. last Friday, but she thought all these new theories and experiments one hears so much of toa lay are simply the direct result of the repression: of the Vietor'an era, and through them will ultimately evolve a higher and better conception of legal marriage than far tas been found.
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