HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton New Era, 1906-12-14, Page 9ApplieatiOns for admission and all information from
J. S. ROBERTSON,* Secretary National Sanitarium Association,
(Saturday Night Building), 28 Adelaide Street, W.-, Toronto, Canada.
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flood Complexion
When Pimples and Blotches
Disfigure the Skin
It means bad blood, bad digestion or constipation. First two
are the result of the last. FRU 1T-A-T1VES cure all three.
When the bowels don't move xegularle, poisonous
matter remains in the intestines. Instead of the blood
taking up wholesome nourishment to build up the system,
it absorbs part of this poisonous matter which causes
pimples and blotches on the skin.
Gases are formed by this matter, which get into the
stomach, up.,et digestion, coat the tongae, and taint the breath.
Fruit-a-tives purify the blood—correct digestion—and 'Clear
complexion—because they cure constipation.
"I am on my second box of Pruita.tives now, and can honesuy
say they are the hest medicine for Constipation and StottlaCh
Trouble I ever used.
MRS. P. CODY, orrawa, orrr.
These wonderful little tablets are pure fruit juices—prepared accord.
ing to the secret fortnula of an Ottawa physician Who discovered the
method of using fruit to cure disease. Fruit-a-tives act directly on the
liver, increase the flow of bile, aud thus cause the bowels to move
regularly and naturally every day.
the
or Fruit Liver Tablets.
At an druggists. soc a box. Manufactured by Fruit -actives Limited, ottawa.
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CLILINAKY CONCEI I b.
. When broiling steak try brushing it
fiver with butter and flour to keep the
Iniee 111.
If eg s are to be boiled hard have
it
F n. hi• v....i i...:,e,ii 1 1( e. yolks i
ter boiling when the eggs are
t
T
turning dark.
Cinnamon 1..:'• . f..il :.•o:.••:!: ; alai sq-
aletizing flavor tor gelatin desserts, nue
whieh has the additional virtue of
economy. Serve with sweet creenu
plain or whipped.
When frying °Mons water may be
added at the beghtuing, and, after they
have simmered tender, the \vat& should
be turned off and fat added for the
frying. This process removes I he
Etrong onion juiee. and makes them
tender.
It is said that the best way to eat ba
minas, which aro 'now so common i.
diet, is to crush them with a fork.
squeeze a lime (11 lemon over 1he:1
and sprinkle them with sifted smut:.
They are often eaten this way in the
tropics and found to be delieious.
Hemstitching.
One of the easit,At: methods of hem-
stitching is to first draw the threat -l-
and baste the hem neatly. Then to,kc
the work to the sewing machine and
with the stitch r(.gulated to the length
estred stitch without thread, close t(
e edge, as in ordinary hem. This
oduces a line of perforatinns
ly marked, which is very easy tc
ow.
'ting Wash (Moths.
sh cloths of moss:lotto nettiug
d impracticable, but for gement-
&faction in the using they are hard
excel. One needle society has found
ready sale for dozens of them. They
are made of five or six thicknesses.
turned in and stitched with a long Ina -
chine stitch, two inches from the edges.
then diagonally from corner to corner.
Soap Paste.
1 jar of paste made by shaving a
piece of white soap and boiling it In
water to jelly is a great convenience
when a spot appears on a glove or light
Colored shoe. Moisten a soft cloth ID
milk, touch it to the paste and rub it
getitly on the soiled place. Milk is bet
ter for the purpose than water, but the
latter may be used.
To have beautiful, perfect, pink. vel-
vet likalips. apply at lied time a ligha
coating of Dr. Shoop's (irs-en Salve.
Then, next morning notice'carefully
the effect. Dry, cracked, or colorless
lips mean feverishness, and are as well
ill appearing. Dr. Shoops tireen
'Salve is a soft. et•satiny, heal ng sant,
ment, that will qiiickly vort.ect any
skin bletrish or ailment'. (let a„ leee
trial hox at our store and be convinced
Large Giass Jars, 25c. t-Kild hy NV, S.
It Holmes.
t• .10:aisaa
claimed ;:a! ; ie• fon ! or • el I ye,•s•
Ilosv.-(00 liatt
re(!c.,ct a gr -:o actor .1lin•(,);1 (Tie
far, a feaova ii -ho clop, :1 hump
ou his bock rti 1 a hecli lei his lo
nd cries, •1
ft:n 1a11.111 singer ia hi:dier man:
Ise doubt Boaws:11 had f; 9.1-rie!: in mind
*1-11, after hea:.ing Johesoi, 5IS 11m1-
110kP(1 0,1 OS 11') Ilam
doe,. los timidly suggested.
''',11% YOH :11.1,rAt bitS6111e
;:altiV -hi(' 1 011101S." "YeS,
IN; r,4`145 s inse dogs (lance better. than
ot hers."
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A FLYING TOY.
Odd Contrivance With Which Yon
Can Amuse Yourself,
An odd little plaything out of which
you may get a lot of amusement is a
flying toy. This is a contrivance whieh
you can cause to rise in the air. In ten
Minutes you can make it as follows:
Take two corks (see picture), insert
into each cork four wing feathers from
THE CLINTONXITEW ERA. ,
CRISIS OF GIRLHOOD
A TIME OF PMN AND PERIL
Miss Emma Cole Says that Lydia E.
Pinkham'sVegetable Compound has
Saved Her Life and Made tier Well.
How many lives of beautiful young
girls have been sacrificed just as they
were ripening into womanhood ! How
many irregularities or displacements have
been developed at this important period,
resulting in years of sufferbig I
THg FLYING TOY CO1rP(411TH:
LiattUINta, any kind of ' fowl, slightly inellain':
Vhi It Is Done nod Proper steittod ;
of Doing. It. Some kinds of meat are lacking
fat and need fat to bring out their.'
best qualities. The best way .to add' '
It Is by lardiug, yet with the eaceptIon
of a fillet of beer or liver this Is sel-
dom done in the home kitchen, A lard-
ing needle IA pointed at one end and
has Koreas at the' other In which the
little strips of pork are inserted. Set
the needle into the meat andmake one
stitea: w through 'and let go so aS
to leave an end of pork sticking up at
each end of the stitch:. Make one row,
then WO: rgalu, taking the .stltches
alternating with the first.
When the larding is linished.the meat-.
win he covered with little paints; of
pork not (wee one-third of Un_inch
high.
The little strips of pork are called
!arduous: and are cut • from. fat salt
pork.
pork. That part next to the rind, 1
whieh is nrna.emi•hard, is :used; the
soft part Is. uot 'suitable for larding.
Cut in slIces oneanntrter inch thick,
then :cut this ieto quartsr Inch atripsa
For Some inesits the lardoous are Made
a trine larger, but they. must be even .
smaller lot little birds. •
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As the meat (ethics, .the pork crisps
and covers the surface with a basting
of fat,. while the:I:onions inalde are•so
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small as to cookIlloroeghlY.
As .a substitute . for • larding :Shave
firm salt pork very thin and.lay on the
Meat, and if neeessary -stick.wooden
toothpicks through to hold. them in
place. RemOve perk. and little skewers
before serVing•Chicago Inter Ocean.
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If "taken at t he ante ie • it ag.6" Pfe
v en t ics -it toothsome 'candy Tablet --
will surely- and*quickly- check ae ap-
proaching .cold or Lagrippe. When
you first catch cold— Or feel itcoming
on—take Dr. Rboop's Preyentics; . and
the prompt effect will. certainly. . ant -
prise and please you. Proven Hai, sure-
ly supply the proverbial puma. of,
prevention." Sold' In 5c mid 25e boat:1
oy W. S. R. Holuses. . • •
roint tan Feeding Uovlie.
If several kinds of food are placed
before the cows they vidll select the
kind first that is most palatable and.
when satisfied will reject a large.por- .
tion, whieli may be wasted. When •the
foods .are prepared stud made .mora
palatable by the addition of ground
grain to hay, straw or fodder there
will be less waste. in winter the' ob-
ject should be to -have the animal con-
sume the least desirable foodsas a
matter of economy, and at the same
time give them other foods itt conned -
tion therewith that will enable the ani-
mals to gain. aa it should 'not be satia-
factory to have them siMply remain at
the same weight. • • • •••
them like the sails of a whitlf:All,
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City Without Fires. • •
Cardiff, Wales,. a city with 165,000
Inhabitants. ha's, s,ich thorongb protec-
tion from fires,. according to United
States.eonsul Daniel IV: Williama„ that
there Is very little demand for ap'Pli-
anees to extingulAh them,- All the pub -
Ile buildings; many initels and large
restileuees are supplied with appliannes
tor prevention mid'. early discovery
whieh are frequently tested,. those at
file theaters being tested every night
In conaequenee of' wholesome binIfling
rules and the street lire regulations
them were oely 121 fires in ]90S, Of
these, only fire were memos niel not
01Ie 1485 eauaial bs. defeetive due.
In opposite directions to eaylt set.
• Fix a round shaft In the upper c wk.
This shaft ends in'a sharp pnint.
Fix a whalebone bow to tllo top of
the lower cork, with a sniall lavot hole
In its Center; to receive •fho point of
the shaft, which then pasSea into the
lower cork as well, holding tight In it
'Shang each end of the whalebone
'bow equally .to the upper part of the
shaft. Now you are ready -to optirate
your flying toy. Wind Up the .string
,by turning the. bow; so that the Spring
of the bow may unwind the corks. with
their anterior edges. ascending..
Then place the toy on a Jade. With a
finger pressed n:the upper -cork Jirnily
:enough to prevent the string from -un-
winding. Then If you take your linger
':.seddenly. away: the instrument will
risetothe ceiling.—Philadelphia Nerd'.
American. • • . •
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"Nay, do not bid me, ,* u --(she aid),
For 1 raupt guard his sleep."
(On wa11 and floor the candles made
Flickering Shadow, shade -on shade;
Without, an. April Tobin sung .• • .
,Of tryst. that Love cloth keep, -• •
But here, .faint scent. of- violets; clun.,
And lilies. tall their censers swung.).
•`.7111ne. eyes must look their fill (she'
'• said):- • • • •
They- have no'thne to. weep:"
A mother should Tome to her child's
aid at .this critical time and remeinber '
that Lydia K Pinkhanf's Vegetable
Compound will prepare the system for .
the coming change and start his trying
period in a yeutig-girl's life witaout pain I
or irregularities.
Miss Emma Cole of Tullahoma, Tenn.,.
'writes:
Dear Pinkham: • -
"I want to tell you that I am enjoying het. •,
terhealth than r have for pars, alai .1 owe
it all to Lydia E. l'inkham s Vegetable Com-
pound.
"When fourteen. yearseof age I saffered'al-
most coristant pain; andfor two or three •
-years, I had soreness and pailt in my side,
headeelus and was dizzy and nervous, and
dirtors all failed to help:me. -
'Lydia l PidkluineaVegetablerompound
'was recommended, end after takingit my 1
health beeill to improve rapidly, andi think
it s014111V 11 fe. 1 siecerelv hope my experi- i
•ence- will ho 11 helpto other girls who are m :
passing from girlhood to womanhood,- for:
I know your Comeomid will do, as onueh
for theraa . . . •
if•yott knew of any young girl who ie. • -
sick 'arid neesla motherly advice ask her .•
Ito write Mrs..Fitiltham; Lynn, Masa., 'Mal .
she Will reeeive free advice .W11,411'611 •.
• pat her On the- right road to a. strong,
healthy anti liappy • wollianhond. 441 rs.
Pinkham- is; daugliter.iu-law of -Lydia •E,
Pinklaturt aml fer meaty -five years- hai •
been advising. sialt seaman free efeharge..•
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AN ART CRAFTS WOMAN.
Leortide Loraron et Chieoreo
aod Der Work.
t One of the prettiest studios of Chico -
go, Ica with cases gorgeous with gem
set peacocks and other pieces of jew-
elry of marvelous design, is Witt of the
Art crafts woman, Miss Leoniate ta La-
varon. Rebind. locked doors, In luteribr
rooms are carried out the seerets of
tchoeeehr.enlical processes of the Lavaron
pp•
]loth her jewelryand her eopper are
knewn everywhere, but recognition bac
only Conte lately. A few years ago.
When Miss Lavaroit began to take cnre
of herself and her mother, it was by
the uphill work of water color point
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Ing. It WAS yeers before mate:is:Is
eetild be larteht workitig 111 jeW-
elry or before thet.e waa ftny money to
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rotea.Por jU5l11ZI if ng,
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‘,A.. new :insulating material has • re- I
Cantly 'been inveitted by a -I'orttiguese
firm of cork merchant's. It has :for•its'l
principal cempenent grr,nolated eork.
and Is called eortielte. Its aPpiteation
Is, unlimited, for it will xbsist, the eoid
Of a Siberian whiter 'and the t'Ira's of
a:tropic-ill sun:. i1so She attacks of lfl '
Sects, eycnthe whiteaant being pewee".
lesa against It As a noncondecOir Of
'sound it ahortld be useful in city Ilatia •
.0hboller tubes mid boilers itis.aald to
reduce the tempoi.attire' of the 'boiler
(sle room to an agreeable one: It. s..not •
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" voseere - tif rears ' of LoVe as
• he
'said), ' , - -• - , ' inalammable and . may. be generally
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• . And Yet the, half .not told!". • adopted...for .partailons and lining'. Of
• (The candles touched, with tender houses. .larieks aud shifts of eorticite -
light.
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Statistics show that in New York City
alone over 200 people die every week from 'go
consumption. 0
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Don't neglect your cough.
And most of these consum' ;Alves might
be living now if they had not neglected the
0 warning cough.
You know how quickly Scat's
Emulsion enables you to throw off a
cough or cold.
ALL DRUGGISTS; SOc.-AND $1.06.
are made for 'this 'purpose' aud cao be
Her hair ,tind his, so White, po While;'sawed and bored like. wood.. ,It would
Heraeyes, wherein the visioned Past seem to possess Special advantages for
Lay like a 'chart yaqunrolled, • , use on .warshles, al, g the. place o .
Tn. Whose dim seas, ntaiagiralled,
The long years were but plutmnets wood as far as Posaible.—New Orleans
cast.) . • • ,Times-Dentoerat. '
They 'drily know Love's -linens (she
sai(1), : • • .
Who;'lovirig, have grown old:"
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"IrlabeS of his flesh T bore (she sai(1)
Fair girl arid lusty ; on." • •
(They, .prest her side, with yearning
dear.
Her children brriught their children"
near, • •
'Love folded her and love caressed,
'And 'yet ahe yea alone.) ..
..."Ye—ye Iniva" olrawn. Life. at my
, break), •''
Bin -ere ,,cr.e came,- it- gave llim rest.. • --
Mother of many I ain (she said),
". was the :svife of One, •
"Yea—we have timed -and loved (she
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, Whet count, •thia pasaing •pain?.'
• (About tier, in -the eandle's Mime; .
A..su(lden glory went and came.) •
"What counts this hour I .wait until-
- IVe love. and Jive again? • . - ' -
:Bear Out his body where -ye will— . ,
He alaYsaarriy.Love, my 131idegroom, ,
God made OA oito. the liming God --
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Death <Muriel make us twain I".
a ' • • '-'-Ealliali Preetor elarlte. ' •
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.. LO* SENSE OF HONOR. . .
YorkGrand Jury Sc'ores Eleeiors Who .
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MISS TAlONIDD t'. LAYAltOlg. '
spare for the, necessary burning upin
cheinieals.. Many' experiments. had t1'
be inatle before she bit npon'the secret
of the Lay:taint eopper, and • every cent
that site could lay hernia on wasnaed-
ed befere aim -got. the right luster and ;
the right piny of: eolorsa `fleet one
day late ,had an exhibit, ftiftl 'every'
piece Moie—Art ilinis.
proposals as to the exclusive iratellitna :
of her`Copper. a • • • • 1_
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This -was flitaiteistlly the stepping
stoqo to onatreliiiigamt theworld fir•
rare stonesato (ma tip mid set in jaw-
elry designs. '. It -is ms louger 11e4.05. ;
sory to look for orders, ana not tlie
leaat littca'est of her Work is. the .avrrs, .
:She is watehed by jewelers not only '
' as to Iter desIgns..but as to -LI • .
btlysand.' the dispoSition that. sh
makes of rat•e stones. To,start 11 gulld• • '•
In this i•onntry, 111 WhiiPh peOplti who
start as :she did -can learn, is the am-
bition of '.Liss LayarOn.—Chleago Triba
une. .. • •
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"Could the consumptives of any
siven community be seen at one time,
or pass in panorama before the people,
pa.gblic consciousness ofthe magnitude
cf the affliction might be aroused. A
physical disaster shocks the world and
lets loose the sympathy of millions. A
few thousand deaths are nothing as
compared with the deaths from con-
sumption." LAWRENCE F. FLICK, MD,'
Mecheal Director of Henry PhIODO iihttittitti for the Study, Treatment
and Prevention of TtlberOdiOidth
Many reasons surely must influence men and
women to help in the great work being carried on by the
MUSKOKA FREE HOSPITAL
FOR 'CONSUMPTIVES.
Other hospitals refuse the consumptive. This
institution cares for thern.
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Not a single applicant has ever been
refused admission to the Muskoka Free
Hospital for Consumptives because of
his or her poverty.'
Seven hundred and thirty-eight patents have
been cared for since the Free Hospital was opened
in 1902. Take a week's record :
63 patients in residence ;. 37 absolutely
free,' not paying a copper toward their
maintenance ;15 paying 50 cents a day
or less; 5 paying $4.00 a week ; 4 paying
$5.00; one paying $7.00.
These figures tell plainly of
account each month. To cover
this the trustees are dependent
upon the . contributions. that
come to them from friends in all
parts ot Canada. • '
Not since the days of
George Muller .has so great a
work of faith been carried on.
a large deficit on maintenance
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ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, MUSKOKA FRBB
• • HOSPITAL FOR CONSUMPTIVES.
WILL YOH HELP DI:VIHE TIHS LOAD WITH THE TRUSTEES?
Contributions may be -sent to SIR WM. R. MEREDITH; Kt., Chief
Justice, Psgeode Hall, Toronto, or W. J. Gage, Esq.,
• 54 Front Street, W., Toronto. "
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Caton:1i ahe 'nese . and threat
s hould atleast ieacl yon to ask us for a
free trial box of Dr. S'toop's Catarrh
-Owe. i rig so suvely proves merit
as st real, actual 'test atm,' SnoOp;•
. to prov‘e tnis, eaxneatly desiresthat
'we let you make that test.This creatnY
snow-white, healing balm, soothes the
throat and.nostrlis quiekiy Puri-
fies a foul or feverish breath. Otll and•
inyeatigate. Sold and• reeornmended
by W. 'S.. R. Heimes.' • . • •
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Pointed aeferencea to what was term.
-ed ti "low "sense of honor among elee-
tors" were 'made bythe Grand Sury
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in the Assize Court n Toronto befoae
JUSfiee Teetzel the other day with
regard to the revelations eonsequent
upon recent investigations. The Bench -
agreed -with the jurors that it was n la-
-imaitable thing that So many promin-
ent eitizens• should furnish such 'low
Heels for the younger generation. A
portion of the presentlitent reads as
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press our aniazement at
the low sense of honor existing
amongst the eleetorkt, revealed in
the evidence of the perjury cases, and.
from the numbrotts election Milts ttris-
ing front time to time •in widely divi-
ded parta of the Dominion. It Would
seem as if .all the electorate was taint-
ed, void of all sense of honor, and RA
if the end in all cases jtistified the
means. We beg to suggest that a law
he fornittlated in which the receiver
'will he punished as well as the giater,,
oind that severe penalties should be
meted out to all participants in polf-
ties!. corruption, as would debar and '
prevent repetition of such deplorable
seendals." •
So incensed were the jurors at the
stato of nffairs they fotind at the To-
ronto jitil that they brought in a true
hill against the city, charging the Cor-
poration with maintaining a common
nuisance. Tn this indictment the pres-
ent buildings are said to be in a foul,
noxious, unwholesome, uncomfortable,
offensive and inconvenient state for
want of &ye alteration, reparation, Ma
eonitno(lation, vontilation,cleansing.
and amendment. It was further stated'
that the eells•weve in suet) a condition'
ilst would bardb. he tolerated in a first.
alass stable.
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• . neiiinecel ats .i.o.tresattiesa •
"What do yeti intend to do -our
- wealth?"' a
' hard to tell." answered' Mr. num-
tin Stax. • "Sinee we: are nor allowed
to contrib.:de to ea:malign funds; there
Isn't nowt& of. anything -te do Whit it
.en.vetit to found eolloges am1. tight in-
i1ict11)ent14."---1.V1(5hi1igt0n StaE
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enuturcd a Prise. • .
• (:1111110r—, -Tho gridiron bero • is all
slid les: • . • .
(lnyer--Yes; IiirS (1111 tilt a ATM-
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rail 111 ro! ne: •
13testier..--A. geldiron bersiltie?. •
Guyer— Yes; a • eollege gi rl. :who real. •
..ly 11044 liroll it treersteak.:-,
Chleag,0 NAM'S.
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"What is this istar,v .I hear about
MiSs Ilearriess etivertisin: for 'a hus.
hatuir asked the first person singular.
"It. is almost that." answered: the
other 14ne.1 "She lets teken 10 !wont-
enatlin tile street 01111;a eookboolt
under her Itrin,"-•!-Judre.
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The Git1,r,r4 mar thing•h.
Baby'S best playthiugs: are those be.
selects -or finds' for himself: .4411(1 pl)1f-
things for the. baby do. net inept toys--
-those gayly paletedand ietrkatte .
that cripple 'the infant nervouS,aysteet •
by ' an attempt to aolye lthent. 1 04,5
may:be .good for. older boys And girls,
but tlfey are harrnful whengiVen as
things' of anmaentent to the baby. fltis „
:truth 'Was .1 ir ought. hiorno to us by. baby.
himself. Like many other 'loudly. foola
ish parents, we bought' toya.liir
baby befere.he was able t� hold them
In his clumsy, little fingers. •
We piled theni up about him as Soou
aa he could sit alene, but as soon
Tonhy cetild t:rawl arotind the house be •
told • us in his • shnple baby ways 'that -
he wanted. playthinge, not taYe.. So 'the ...,
toys woreearted • but, and baby soon
gathered for, himself a miscellaneous_
;assortment of Odds and ends thet•older
•. people would never have thought -of,
but whieh suit him exactly.
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And -what :are the -things -Riat baby
should have? Well, You utuat let -your
own babY tell -you' that. A. for our
_own, I: die Into the heaP; and I' flu&
nits apoola. throe pasteboard boxes, an
.0141-ty. coffee can, 'two, bits *of: ribbon, •
one; Cover Withnet the, boX Mid one
book Witheut the •eover, one •rule, a tIn
hex, a pair of. baby's woruout. shoes, a
key and tWo rattles. We have also
addedto the pile a little ritither chick
thatsqueaks, says Herbert Ilendersini
1111 the', Mother's Magazine. We -saved
this from the lot of,toys originally pur-
• chased .for libm. hnthehls• very. little
use It. We weva (menden': the
samenking of the Oleic whet.; it was
rqueez;a1 would greatly.iimuse him..but
in Yids we were disappointed, and baby
simply limy() More deeply home the
filet of the vast dinerenee between
playthings; and toys. '
"rho fi Vorlte • play:01111ga for him Are
the pasteboard lames. lbs.:onuses
ldrn-
f with „these, piffling 08 Mid reninV- --fig the covers: It is a simple operation
and docA not.• requite the stmly and
worry that are demanded by 'Midvale'
toys.' The latter are made by men and
require minds to solva them. To put
them into the hamlet of the lathy 114 to
(10 111,1Ury lo 1110 drlitql10 ACP -
111115 f(S'Sirt11. S1IC11 as block-
hottses. nititem and rulthec .rinIrg
bails, will do no harm, bui oven theso
•,v111 be tossed aside tor a Spool, a box
'lid Or flax cover or no ora. hook.
. Doer' Dress Shields. .
Pew women give thoneht to
the subject of dress shields, and yet
rag is tiu linpokant and ine,-aspieuous
or'itm et their attl”,
Are a True Heart Tonic,
Nerve Food and Blood Enricher. They hunt
.up and renew MI the worn out and wasteci
tissues at the body, and restore period health
and vigor to the entire SyStent.
- Nervousness, Sleeplessness,biervous Prn SO
trationt Brain Fag, Leek of Vitality, Atter
Etteete et La Grippe, Amends, Weak and
Diary Seeps, Loss ot Memory, Palpitation of
fhb Dena Lees of Energy, abortness of
Breath, etc., can all be coca by using
Milbgrn's Welt 6.nd Nerve Pins.
Price Sac, a box or 3 for All dealers et
TIM T. 3.1 vim COI, tasi tams Totonte, Oat,
4111111MN01910'
AlliMa(Flaelre•
,
"the'Bnubitt3erssitepu tvan t a ne13.1, smart, accurate "---"Wireleas from
ollYdv;onliai°aPnwIealolivediailo
Light and pliable, because no wear -destroying adulterants are
mixed with the finest Para; gum.
Conform to the shape of the shoe—give a glove like, accurate,
stylish fit. Stay in shape. Wear long. .
Arse
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Wok% Cotton Root Compound:
The great 'Uterine Tonle, and
only safo effeetual Monthly
Regulatoron which WOMC0 eon •
depend. Sold in threo degrees
of strength—No. 1, $1; No. 2.
1de
0 gr(es strange) 41•31 No. lir
tri0 el.
for special easea. 5 per box. • 1inton K,ANtry
soia by all drar,g Ate, or gent .
prepaid on receipt of price.
Ceot IlleolittlaCCIOROW10•pam010. 0""Y'IYIV""'" NVeeltly Herald to
Pree phlet, Address: THE
are two. aystents which you cannot afford to emit front
your busin(ms education. In 11100 dnys, when everything
must be done aecerately and rapidly, tho system used,
must he the best, rind quickest.
Gregg Shorthand Is easy to learn, ertsy to writtaana
easy to tend after it is written, .
oar catalogue wi1tt011 you all about tho system, and
hi free for the mking. .
School term: ruspt tuber till June, inclusive.
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Forest Citlflausiness College
J. R. GIIEGG, Y. M. C. A. Building,
founder Oren System. LONDON .
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Era and the Montroal
Jan, ist, '08, for C.001