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Seen in Woman's World
Gossip About tete fashions Beauty flints- Matters of Etiquette
and General Chat for t entinine Readers.
tune-�� plrTlr' /rale -darer sr srYr'Ilr /it'dT7lydtr'ilrYt 'dr'n►'Or41tr'r/1r7r'7r-.r•,PV'ew
A woman wilt often say no, when
elle Doane yea. but never yes, when
she ruiunu no.
The normal woman Is capable 01
love and fifty affair*
A woman's cluarity ►aut+tlmee be-
gin* away from Hume, fwd then re -
mallet there,
A young girl• Is the nenreet 'ap-
proach to an angel that we have -
Lod the motet exuNperuting.
It lits ueve•r yet been deolded win►•
trier u woman a happier when
happy ur whin miserable.
When a wttntan to thoroughly tired.
Wee tltld. nothing so n4rerldng as a
Moe, long talk --May .(mart Bet.
jili there Is ay of genua athero are , u.t• I` eight-gored
oft ten dimples,' by rts are very mt he
lee tit wit
a „f pretty ones which hovel tertical lurking and plaiting so
and original 'ouches, gioing much In et Weems that the gores aro
every appearance of belul ' uhu..wl tutl..IWi. The mo Int frith ties
d o noel. lluUUtt ')oats oand tut•king stitched down below the
w, °b1, `hquite our. Os luudurtta theyvare i outt,, inthe
veryltemOb poptt popug lar r ft to owing
batt+te And
s,r uv,rebyy beyond uuythinglmuti4u.
a1ie1,
bad before, arptroally thole
pA
ei are designed for tku matru le,
wade of loco and %ilk.
ick 1haatelo it the popular lace
yeti etre lung, louse coat. of
o, ,tell ur caper, wade oath
u feted hn.rig, and folishcd %villa
or too fIouucee of the lace
a cope collier of lune. '1.,
1 Uee•tulueee anti t+tr:aty two
rgs out ultireuuiudewhite
letakable.
. rind
uf black.
be adjoined lweo a aOW UtitChell
le required.
recto' tile tcurtd have a drees)
tile luny' Y
1114 wrap anti aur which eau
won it the afternoon ur well.
the Lace chat you bee the full
ring tesettet w.ta a lace cult and
k nod eel a u deep cellar of
O a lace 'aa ebu.va In the ee'CvuJ
Oratlpo
to black taffeta cuate are more
fdl mud juvt ay gaud .tyle. Obey
taturlly, •pluitud tool mounted
A yoke, winch le cotere1 by a
oe wear, or nut in a partially
emir eimpe wbb a hes .sew
r* the Wet.
et there are all munuer of modus
:ua au.1 nut of the prettiest
A pretty model without tucke line
three narrow blas ruiner around the
Item, 1(111 lntertlonr of arum rtitchleat
met 1u aronthl the hips 11 yoke form,
retch lisle turning at the hark and
exletelhtg down to the ruffle«. This
may be revermetl, the hong Innes ex-
tending down the front.
t five-gifrwt skirt may be arrang-
ed very prettily int/hallow box plaits
till around and stitched dawn to the
knee In .the uburti way. A band of
enlbr•nbtlery, or ince, or a group of
tucks aro a pretty finish at the
hem.
teklrt* of mix and right gorea hate
a seam dirrr+tty In front, of course,
which Is very ghat fur linen. The
ream le often Jolliest with treading,
croon -stitching or feirtit ly hidden ltv
n group of fine to •k, 1(t either Ode.
It le bineel a 11111,•, of roer,w•. and
that glow a pretty flare to the
dklrt.
A chic model for crepe dr chine or
pongee is Dhow t in the Illustrntlon,
trimmed elaborately with In.tertlone
of filet lire romhlneal With r;uipurr.
The skirt has a plain hip •yoke etiteh-
M on to the lower part anti teat in
eeallopetl fisc*.
stele Irtr two box plaits down the esho t Wald Vele.
ek uitc duan either *kite of the The woman who prefers to make
n
me yo,t,•, aid 11100 emertlun fol- has them made by the home *Pain- -_
1 au the motto between. .igloo I stream., may find orate very delight-
r Vlaitr art swede wider and
tel patternw in separate embrol- ' Sews ut I. renc•h Modes.
named tauten the ueutre with lace, tiered fronts to comtene with three Trlalr stiortened at the back.'
uch not, 'towhee either rale of . welwtt. The material In many of Blue amt green coiublued with black
foot.
( theme dainty viewless le white lawn, and white.
file bros.l collars are usually of though the vitriol', grades of linen
•e, lace awl tuck,rl batiste cum- in white end color, are aloe oven. The Two kink of lace used on one
'Waimea ut dream
ire, owe.. attaacbel to on In- her own start wilder, or at East
1 lir Iforryurooa.
till E.
"I don't think anybody dreams
That I'm a beide.
You notelet try to hold my hand; •
Bu dignified!
And try to look at ease sad MOM -
Tho sway I do -
lot 1f our got'' oft alone
Were notliwg new.
Aril when 1 ark you thing", first
grow
,011. 1 don't know:"
Why doer that horrid man back ther3
(rut at me so?
Could he have gummed? Or does be
just
Think I look nice ?"
RE.
F:.
• Or course be does! But, dear, your
hat
ke elite with rice:"
--New York Nowa
PALE AND LISTLESS
A Condition That Affects Very
Many Women.
dal tr loc. w i'. ti app
er leftist.
or Curio, torr, there le &sf.k which
K ypnie, c:auvar in weave, a slit
louse wee, ue. while fur travel11ug
, %uitira very tetyt►rL (mats are
ifie ut wool c4.Ittl a ami lined with
ogee Those are usually of full
„tt att7 La -tial wilt' deep prhar
u euffoOA elute ba011 emLroWerod
' bawl. Or tti.wt 01111 embroidery
M irr 'WS w arllsticulr that neatly dressy! bright rye need
embroidered desIRns o prenti well
over each elle of the front, some in
Mack, scene to white. while other
fetching pattern. are in ecru. -Nall
and Expecte,.
The (skirl Who 11 alk* (' tit.
The girl who walks correctly Is a
joy to hermit and to all who be-
hold her. Rhe hue .cane purpose ll
life, She in, nine timet. nut of ten,
have 1.. • appearance
or be .
rvsmbi. by h. u t eume of these Itneu
,line, have t/rleutal colors worked
wit the white, or, purrlely, u Iti-
s bla k velvetldssseboU threaded
Irceer I.ieutttu rout* ire made in the
ale free dolor, of ttiotb cant*. ulsd
it. ate.; of . hitt• in the same male-
aia A while cloth coat of three -
tarter len4111 \iI�i very ewcll cat with '
le West germ 01 the back and trio- I
al with wide iompy dib braid. 'also ;
shite does' the fronto ao.l arouud l
to eillfe and trullak.
Among the «ripe eon need not be I
uproot t., find romething wh c!a in
Ili r revolabilns the old-time dolman
smog ,a ,ou." sort of hood effeot,the
cge `.,t :,ret ani turned under on
ke ea..; ..I :.ruun.t. Thies falls a lit -
in ts:lee 111'- 0 1. t line, below witch
ke ttnrm int flarev►, erevertng .be en- .
Oven.
sedition Jackele.
The ,hint walk.ug Jackets of black
*(late t.. w•,•,�r w th arty skirt are
donut. gent *tyle, aril One little
tomo ha, the Proud Gebsuu plait
t the beck, *tampin( to 'narrow at
be egret lune, where It forme arced- .
ail The t. p, of thin plait le in
;hope of tiny tuck's, which meet at
d e ben.
The Nolo in tucked In the sante
nanntr and the collar is a triple'
se .1 Ince rn.l hewn and .ilk. The
1N•l em tu.kt.l to, the elbows are
Leong in .hep,- below, over an uu-
leolerte 1(t lawn and Ince.
New !tkieta.
The black taffetn skirt continuer
b logic, stud it iw with tilts e1ltut
lbe taffeta J icket is Mbuwu at Its
len.
Tb • tt,ple skirt seems to be one
11 the Into!' renews, but 1l 1e triple
• Wog only, nn I uccurnpliebel by
lbnr ritrinr 11. emcee, beginning at
tither tele of a narrow front breadth,
Ike t; p i attached tit a hip yoke
K Lct_:w Lao* of the )material. Again..
n 1. made by tieing 'two flounces,
Maw 'eraigltt or elteular, and fin
bhing the upper skirt like a tante to
Isll circ the upper flmtecp.
Ifetl'rable sweat (hi- thin gown+'
p_the fart that the five, nine and
the Appetite falls-btreneth Departs
ant the sufferer !eerie that Lite
le Iteally a Ilurdes.
Wrenn The Topic. Petrolra, Out.)
It la impurstblo that u medicine eau
b0 to widely knowu anti incl 1(r are
Dr. Wllltitwr' I'luh lilts without
striking reveille frequently b u•tuttig
Lattice strapping le the prettiest
yet.
l'arleiennes will not desert the
bercmfng Ilton.
Trailing Iskirts shortened ' lmme•
dittely across the back are supposed
' by the wily French woman to make
her -appear younger.
Vox -plaited box coats sre�extrr•me-
ly inedible
Lots of hip tt•Imming, which. slender
women tike'.
HORRIBLE PAINS
Wotl'f.le\'T Vol' I'.t
L 1' 1.0t'F, WiTH THE WEARER?
known mud the merit■ of this great
remedy for the uummoa iiiKneotr ilf
MLitt stud woutuuklud Lowe a l•u, listed.
Mee 'rhumas Kettle, of I'etrulea,
Owt., it it care iu pwut. )ire. Kettle
lo au old retldeat ul thlr dblrict and
is well kiowu. Chatting with a re.
porter of the toplo the other tkay the
tonvereatton drifted uu the subj ct
d medlctuer, when Mrs. Kettle awoke
lee the hlgheet praise of Ur. Wildumse
Pink Pills, which, rhe awtJ, had cured
her of a long Woe's. Our reporter,
being natural y interested made fur
therengulries, when Mrs. Kettle gate
h im 'the following particulars: "1 nm
the mother of twelve children, and
Ili spite of the oonetant strain and
worry the rulslug of eo. large a
faintly eatalled upon me, in addition
to my housework. I was for uuauy
years blessed with splendid health.
However, after the birth df my tart
child my strength seemed to fall me
aired Melt that my hMatth watt gradu-
laity go:rig• 1 coosultol a doctor and
oottinue+t under his treatment for
some months, but the only result
that 1 could see was that I grew
steadily worse. l could not name any
particuler aliment that 1 /suffered
from, but I was all "run down.' My
appetite failed me. my strength
seemed all gone, and 1 became pale
and Ilstlesm, scarcely able to drag
myself around, mud much of the time
Itt bed. I became alarmed at my long
continued 111 health. 1111 a* doctor'.
medicine had clone me no good I de-
termined tee try Dr. Willlame' Pink
Yll(m I feerehaasd a box and thought
It did m nolge good. so I got six
boxer mor ani before 1 had finished
taking the *scour I felt a lot better
WW1 by the\time l had finished the
moven b►xep I had perfectly re
gained my health, had gttlne l weight
and felt better than 1 had for some
years. I conrbter the pills n splen-
did mesllolne, a real giitaend to weak
awl ailing women. and have frequent
ly recommended them to my frlendn
and used them with my cjiildren. al-
ways with good res lltl' ' Judging
rows Mrs. Kettle's healthy appear-
ance today none would imagine .h.'
had ever known what n day'. illneem
meant.
lir. Wlllfame' leek Pills! are n poet
tiro torr for nil o NPneen arising
from Impoverlehed h1
N.ee..e.l ei wo..6'Fr. Nf94,,:-.-le''w,:.-.-.er.ed'=eiagewilr: THE VERB .aa TO SHY."
Iluw Its )leaslai Was Illus rated 1n
r Western Court.
i
THE FARMERS' FRIEND.
How to turc ur Prevent Smut In Wheat A Great
Movement in • Vast Cougar) --Our Soli and Climate
-How to Reach the earmer-- Smut in Grain -Its a'
Preveullon and Curd,
raver•. >,+,�drp✓,✓ofe'riRteRSM miser eee'.rorser )� XI
It Isle difficult
a any �i relent, durito sthet whiter fix itg lite r p liver
111.0110111agricultural, educational, 111.0110111 c, a•..t grabs anti twain their deadly
to reach all the people in it %/ VA
country like Catadn, caber(' 01 1)1110
of theta, kiting Iwlutrtl fr ellen
other, are engaged lit doing tudlt4ht-
111y work whielt woul l be done hotter
Int co-opera1toe. Of °sir while I0p11-
latlou 45 per ceent bele'',• to falai-
of or a weak
or^tatterel condition, of the nervone
.yetem. such 1(e .pile ter. St. Viten'
donee, parnlye!s. rti.d natilrr, - nrl-
atlra, heart tro'uble's, Anaemia, etc.
Thtrte pelt. are :deo :•t euro for the
ailments that matt• the Ilt•rp of sd
many women et constant rjtt.ery. Itol,1
hy dt+lggtett, ar sent by plan, post
paid. 1(t 50 rentor n box, ort,wlx boyed
for ,!leash, by tie -Mooning ',the Dr.
Wllllami' Mnllclaw Company, iroek
nark 'dewily tater the 1110e1i is
rawThe affect tie' plant makes a
rk:kly growth. Jure giuerelit hru is
10wer 004 00101.t1 hat hater In lite
eteaeint lisp lite healthy pinulr:
therefore, tlit• to of damage to
the crop le not notieemble by mutual
lied engaged bt farmi ni. ,1 ii l ' are utheadvtitioll. It ie Largely due to
,them engaged In 1ndti•1iiem wloch re- theme Into that. -*mitt has been
ly on Il '0lturtt for 411,1c toot •ace. able G, Invade cr ati. ft, 114 unnot-
There are flour and oatmeal sutler* 1 by the farmer until It has
who have had a hno.l In prepartmt
the products of grain, for the home
and foreign ,market.; there aro the
curerm and packers of meats and the
manufacturers of cheat uul buster;
there are thgee engaged ht the trans-
portation and commerce of grain, hay,
live Mock, meats, butter, eh'ese. pies 1- _
try and fruit, as vtell as the canners oeeure frotu a drug .tore 0110 pound
of fruit and tegetablr, and the rale- or u pint of formaldehyde, some -
era of poultry ,and eggs, thuer called formalin. Put into a
In Full and (Ilmato barrel cyr cask 50 gallons of water
ulal pour In tho one pound of for -
Canada Is unsurpeored In suitability muldehyde liquid to make the pru-
for lnrnwg out flue qualitl a of the per aolulion. Dep out about one-half
main footle of the northeru peoples of the solution tutu auothcr
of the world ; our people urs among cork, In Order to treat
the most intelligent. rerouruefut, and two cock,( of grata at the same time,
energttle of workmen, and it le more thus facllltallug thi, work. Plu''t
their ml.fortune than their fault about two bushel. of the reed grain
that they lack a clear understand- (tt each of two gunny atacke or large
iag of the arleettlfl^ prinetpler wblclt bags, and submerge the grain in the
underlie the most profitable methods ,solution for twenty mtnutem. Then
and 13stemt of farm nttuutgt•ment and Oft the backs from the. tusks an.I let
work. Ree,s,nitime that tiewrpnp••rb-1 them deals for n minute or two 1.0
healthy. Watch her wed you «111 e ( Vothing Iw more Chic titan pnngar•
Gott the ,ball of tee foot Is the cc Ian imhroi tory.
nrr upon which the weight of the There nee additional lingerie ef-
t
' body swinge, and that span the. heel 1
is In drowses.
_
and tho toe arra s yrla.tationt: of 1'o;nt ,1e Fie mires
)' the .testis, if meant may he rtr4t"$ ar� modish.
bei ailed upon '
d h l there l au even balan^r
- o
ad, the heel not rig c t p 1( gtfete are -now ,quite with
to rho more tittle the loam, or the out rt+ oil
tee. more than the ,heel, while the t Bull
mote In the medium between the two ' designee.
extremes!. BRttvin
in oorreet walking the foot le i tare, Imre on.
placed evenly upon the surface, with Tolle is dtlt a very delimits voile.
the premiere upon the heel, thea I Louts le..
scat talln are hung sato
upon the hall of the foot anti then auvthing alto
French (ientleman's Sufferings
are ltcyood Description.
N atty Mortars I reeled film, but wllh-
ou1 ...fleeces - l)udd'a Kldury 1'111•
lured Illnl and now Lite 1s •
Premiere to Ulm -tae 1elte the
Story.
et. IOWA, cur., April L'7.-1Rpecial.t
'-fearful Indeed hue beeu the exper-
ience t4 Narelime Barrette, of tilt
Dice. For Bitten long all wearlsumr
Piano 110 Ilam suffered with til acute
Malady of tho Kidneys and hack
wl+ich has caused him the most agou-
Wee palnm.
lie e�•neultal physician after physl-
s4n mei loilowee their treatment
patiently and carefully Some of them
rood him ii little temporary' rite
he, witch was lee Omit a great 1.1'•11-
lag, but the p..11 atwaye came bark
nerve to accentuate lace
hrnld, with buttons, edges
elite, Ont.
••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••
SNORT CATECUISM ON i
LOVE AND COURTSfltP•
r the belt.
upas the Ire s. From the betel of the 1;in striped sided taffetas are the
foot enc' the toes the ImprtttN anti
Infest toy.
elactiaty of the stride originate. 1'nron.�p ,.haps wedges may let
to 1(r
Many p •rwnnw In endeavoring
f tt fullnr.l Into skirt.
walk curreetly, make the mbt.tak•^ of vol tint our AM tetrad. the nor•
putting too weal weight upon the Inctlo hnt dont t
heel. The+ In not n,. lin I ate putting n 11"1ratr tat oinpt i yoke effect
too mttoh weight upon tete torn. The servo* to perfect the f of many it
ega+lr*t methal of learning0i,ethow to ,cream skirt.
walk MrreatlY fit tU pattern after
the parson who kitnwo tow lee wLTI.- t
Inellndrlprd,t Ledger. BABY'S OWN TABLETS.
k' torl.urt lutea ilaara.-ert►eso
lore.
die:Halto«1(t added Its terrors 1p
lib ; lr.••wly great burden of winery,
and lie rife woo a 1m(ce'etehm
"awe of the most violent pain. 1t
Ono roar been the hit of tiny mortal
son td, endure,
ZIP dory tie toll by Mons. Barre tie
blmnaf IN In part as follows :
"ho' more titan Lfteen yearn i Idf-
ferel ltith a Revere einlady of the
heck and Kidneys', whiff cnn,.rd me
berrlf�. print in the beck.
'I trial many Of etors, hat the re -
1 got Wan owly temporary, and
re Melody ninety .1 frtnniio 1. May enf-
olling Iran no great at timer that 1t
"As almrmgt twofer., endurnree.
'1 hnd itheumallem net well an the
Ian lee my Ii'ck, and between Oi.'m
wast it'll ly tried i wofhl ratter d1"
.Mme Puffer again the way 1 .11 1. .1 et
bow life IN ter% peeniant for me and 1
1$ Ahthai« to live.
"Von oak m' tow I was enrt.l T
niter lot ,tc In thin rho-
ttnrt tre+ltmente and almond ettry
••'uat flee. 1 began to „t - '.lii. 1.:'r.
hw'n to me the gee:nowt ntt.ltcute Int
W the work,, Uo•k1'n Kidney
slot rRy s ort lir p.tne ell left m'•
at'.rte•t elm, et like ntnelr. t
Ilsrn, In ferf.el hrnllh find work
"rey .lay."
TRIPLE GIBSON.
)tether's Heat Help 11 hen tier I.1,1 Ile
lea-- a -a I nom.
Every mother steeds nt 'tome tin
n medicine for her little ones. and
Hat,y:e- Owe Taliledo-,Fast the beet
medicine In the world for ronetipn•
tion, sour stomach. iadlgestlon,
rltarrho.•n, coli', 'simple fevers and
the troubles of teething children.
The Tablet, have heap In ole for
years, and thtowands of mothers
tiny that nothing oleo nes no gteek•
ly and relieve.' and rarer little ones
so merely. Mrs. 11. it. f.e Rn,*, Moun-
tain. Ont, steeply voices the exper
line,* of other htotheru when why
nevi: "1 can reeewnneenel Ileby'*
Own Tablets to nil mothern who
Wave emote or delir:ate cheltiren. I
ole not know how 1 could get eking
without them."
Children take Dean Tablets se
readily 1(e randy, and if crushed to
a powder they ran he given with
nh.tNirte .safety to the tiniest,
wenit.Pl lethite. There ,e n cure in
esery Tnblrt nn -1 they are gnaran•
I,'.I t•' r,mtelit 1(r' Opiate or other
her -.1n0 dirieg. Lon inn got the
Tnbb•ry from nny dealer 11( Medicine
it t. 1(q Wnwirn. er they aid hes went poet paid at
1)wlfty Shirt -Wald Isle of I.Ineo
With eflIrhIn*w.
n plwMt, atjllah.
trip h O b n
plait in nary pleasing. The 111aelra-
tiom 1't taken from R shirt -weld Wulf
of fk►e though heavy w!dtr. Innen,
};Rah of the pinite which rxtrndl down
the back RI«n, I. stretched tire.!'
times with black, the, wnme triply'
e tllahinR bltig nerd to lander the
narrow ,I•e•ntrr plait, the belt, the
entre, .the flounce top and for (treks i
iu the top of the flnnn•r. Tllltrlr't•tllph- '
inns e,1.•• outline the nrnm� ('fa'tty
nal dainty turnover.; for thi. .mart
Kttl• .alt 1(r• shriven nn the *tack:
An' h moo tltttlte
tlreed witnen h binckl F'rcttel tiote.Meek 1 AC,t-
It's a talunble I the pattern dream,
an.I twits! bre efKrlitr in Chhtn or
•le•rp blur, wi111 while *tltelah'Rs.
Itrwel* 1(r .en'nt, rnNtor or gray
would noes 0be,lr felonies! t+ta{tnall'etn
d itching. 1
pnik; Oleo on linen Deno.
Jumm.er eig.thle.._
le arrangement of the `u
1 ruffs In the 't ape ,r
gained a strong foothold.
Preveutios Is 'setter Ilion ('urs.
Instead of the farmer allowing
auto to develop. be can 1rou1 Ills
Neter In enroll a manner as w pre-
vent It altogether. if fifty bushels
f seed grain are to be treated.
rn,l claw pe•rlrtdt.:als are more eager- tat to fare solution. htapty the set^
ly sought after, and more readily on it threshing floor or ou a canna■
perused when at head, than Govern- to dry, and proceed as before, using
meet blue books, the Dominion 1)e- the lame socks for the remainder of
pitrtmeut of Agrleullure eolltIted the the grain.
•o -operation of the press. andgrate-1t 1s Not Polaoaous.
Nilo acknowledge. the unanimity
Title 'solution is not poisonous, it
vs ith w Melt the Trading repreeenta- tt 111 not Injure the wanks or clothing
Gee newspaper. of Canada ince coming in contact with it ; it le reed -
placed their columns at the dt+posal II: .u:ublo In water, and It is cold at
of title Department, for the dlssem-
:uatlon, weekly, of agricultural news
iutercrling to all leaders, supplement-
, t f the latest
uliout 50 cents ler pound.It 1. well to treat the seed grain
el b haat accounts
o two or three days before sowing, ref
e•xperRS 10 give it ample lime to dry.
Goveilmenta fwd Experimental
at the If the seeds be shovelled over a few
antinunetit Euserilntntal F'nrm t. timer It will facilitate the drying
anti information ireful to agrlcultur- very much, awl no difficulty will her
tittm, burtioulturlttw, arborl uilurlta experienced rowing with feeder or
men. brultryr, stockralbert, laky- I drill. Tito treated seeds eon be sown
men, poultry men„ bre ksrperr and whit a force-feed drill or wieder wh •n
others. quite damp, but the machine should
('ruse of $nwut. be stet teo that It will Indicate rowing
ebmut In grain IN caused by lung- about A peck more titan tete quan-
ous growths on the grain plant. illy desired per acre, because slur
eventually destroying the seed of oat. are swollen anti wd1 not run
the uJfecttd plant, and contaminat- quite ee freely an dry reeds.
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What are turtle doves?
Sweetheart..
Whnt aro sweet hearts 7
A youth and it mail to love.
Whit do you mtsau by "in lave"?
A condition of rtcetucy. Tlicy [111111,
believe that there eon be no earth-
ly blies etatpnrable to thiirsat tido
nlpreme moment.
Why do they keep thele head, so
eloee toget het?
Becaewe thole heart* are leo.
Who in the youth?
The maiden think, he 1e the only
titan on earth.
Who in the maiden?
The youth know -4 thnt she is the
loveliest bring that ever breathed
the breath of life.
Do they tell each other so?
Orer and over anti over and over
and over and over again.
But doesn't It grow m000tono'us
Never.
Are they talking about It new, do
you Imagine?
Well, It's safe to bet that they are
not talking •bout the peeve of gro-
ceries and coal bilin and hard times
and small wages and baby wagons.
Why tart?
This is not the time for that.
What time is this
Coni rt t.hip.
Oh, yen; and c.alrtehlp times Is the
idyllic time? •
It la a fairy tale.
Does it enmr to all?
1f it didn't life wouldn't be worth
living.
Then it most he is good thing?
-The beet that ever happened.
1* trtin infinite joo we are talking
about a bloating of youth only ?
Nay, nay, Pauline; they way that
Ulu old fools are the biggest fools.
Foote ?
Aye, rooks.
le this bliss, them, PO foolish?
Cynical say so. f
Why? 1
They Ref It in not borne out hy the
facts. -
How long doe's the beatific state
of courtwhlp continue
Until marriage,
And does that cold tt ?
Well, when you hire run yourself
out of brenth to catch a ntree•t car
end staff it, yen, donee ran awy Ifr-
ther, do you ?
big the seed of the healthy plants
by the weltering of spores largely
during tho ripening period of the
grain. The dust -like spores. when
dry. are readily blown to adjacent
plactte, or routing to direct contact
with healthy one*, Inoculate their
neighbors witch in turn conttoue
to propagate the meet -les.
From field testn that haves Leon
Made In Wlsconetn, putt by the testi
mony of many reputable farmer.", no
deterlmental cffectm o:, the gdrmino
ilon of, the seed have been detected,
whilst Ih!a treatment facititater thy•
epeoutlntr.
Department tment of Agrtoulture,bltawa,
April 2, 1902.
(Inc of the easiest way* fur a law-
yer to etraluee it vainest* Is to make
hint rxl
► weaning
Few lwoptnudebut. aword satl«-
fncwMly, even if they know its
weaning. .t Western lawyer wast
crossoexani Maga a teem( woman who
hail a very is.gllly temper. Ae-
curtieg to the lees Angeles Herald.
she hall testified that she had sena
the 411111d,u1i "slty" a hook at the
plaintiff.
'rhe lawyer mixed on the word.
"'.•+fly ?"relly' a book? What do
you 14104111 by that' 11911 yah "hoe
plait to the court what the word
'shy' meaau'•'
The girl leaned over the desk be-
neath the wU Iter.-l►ox, picked up a
law book and threw it NO accurately
HMI ISO foreihly at the lawyer that
hr had hall work to dodge It.
"1 thbtk the court now uuderstawds
the me atlie& of the word 'shy,'" said
the Judge, gravely,. The girl was
allowed to finish her testimony.
PREPARING CHEESE FOR THE UNITED KINGDOM.
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Ce -operation In Production -Proper Cheese Boxes -
Flavor and Body Talk on Temperature -
Improving Old Curing Rooms.
...o.e.../-/...v% 1'
Professor Robertson, the Dom -
Inion Commissioner of .egrlcUi-
ttrre and' Dairying, has fre-
quently urged tint there te not a
department lee the whole of our ag-
ricultural oommorce in Canasta where
any market Improvement has been
made, remelting In an Increased pro-
duction, and the development of our
&port trade, except along the linen
f increasing the lutelligence of the
i fuser, of enlarging Ms practical
Ability for ornretrtnotive productive An old curing room of the erdln-
work, and of bringing era'bouts co-op- a open construction may be Im-
eruton between the operators In >7 ➢
manufacturing, the operators In proved materially and beneficially
commerce, the managing operators In by adopting the followidg method :
traiaiportalloe, and the producers. Thoroughly cieanee the whole In-
Pl its by the application of these Ado by a liberal use of boiling wet
fundamental principle,. to every clogs rr, to ten found, of whh'h one
of agricultural work that paying re- Pound of carbolic acid should be
melte can be 'secured. • • added. The place sbonld then be
About Beeina Cheese. whitewashed with freak anted
A faker
Charles DL SeIrWd')
or
pinln woman mean (wile in her sante n box by .rakIreasIng the
freadei n Lenuilfut woman In her en- 11' Will time'
Mi' ;Trine Co., Brock.
imam
Zj
MEN WHO DO
�j( WOMEN'S WORK.
(vw�` v`^^�`rvtiN•e •
while, to a great extent it Is true
that women have of late years taker
to men'b wark, It 1s also true that
hotnit men du women's work.
Tete famous meg dreesestakerl of
l'arta have oounterpartI la other
rwtntrlee. The largest producer of
drtdr patterns for women in New
perk 10 a m -+u, althovrg1i lila ta►dnetie
has for many yware been yonducted
ht the moue of hit. wife.
The moat expeuiire and the best
fitting draweels that women wear ars
-tailor Wade" by men. The deslgnr
for new dresses are mostly made by
''len. The moot expenrlre woaimes
Mate are made by men.
In the department of nursing,
which leas been considered specially
wumra's work, many men are em -
+reed. When patients are helpless
ntul require much lifting It due been
f.atnd uecewssry to engage etrueg
Inep, because women are not equal
to the labor.
The very Retest and best paid sew-
ing is dove by men in fancy tailoring.
S taco the Introduction of the sewing
machine the proportion of men rowers
i, increased la lho.e trrnucses in
which the 'work In heave and requires
strength for lung hears of labor.
The beast cooks ire men. in the
clubs, boteli, re.taur.uats and In pri-
vate Itoree where expert woke are
rt•qulred they are mica. Men lave
made oonking one of the fine arta
'1. In true, however, that the great
artlett In food chorale to be railed
,.Nike, and are known an chef,, and
they Tomitytnd .:U,trime of which the
m ore goo lawyer wdoid be proud.
Hnurieleaning ie no longer «o-
men's own work. There are estab-
liehweate that will clean n house
front top to bottom. and put It to
1, , oleo, and employ men to do tt.
Bnnnfing honer keeping In minty
e women', Walrus -to, but tier, ere
many large an ante maul Ie.arding
homers In film city that are tonnage.,
by mien. The tendency of men In
the bu.ineae in to enlarge 1t, ru es
to make their establineme•ntN amount•
the character of botNt. It is rarely
that n wuvina ksepe hotel.
'I'I • •0 even "men charnber-
warls.'On NtPpmbonttl and stsam-
• aha erwnrk is
many Caanadinit cheese factories dials by .sen, ex on ears all of its is.
cause. many of the fnnit■ whish are. }.vett In large (warding houses it has
complained of by the cheese ex' ,teen found expedient. to Lave meg
porter., a, well os by the sec
01'0 e.1
perature in the curing rooms of eh ie mu,.t of it mL
I It eiverr to do the thambcr work.
of cheese In Great Britain. if the tit the Parlfle ('coast Chinese mea
temperature risen . nos high no 70 aro largely employed as domestic
degrees. or higher, the cheese bury- rpnante.
ern complain of n heated flavor, or It le curious how differently a China -
reject it altogether a■ being "off• man ea uvan iron from d the mrtno
fhtcored" employed by women. When • woma■
'1'0 Improve a. (-arlsg Rows. Irons she erste It at the right heat
for use, stud conAe uently it wo1
d oolw, and she consumes much time
iu changing her Irene. The Chinaman.
.wt the contrary, gets hie iron mneh
loo hot for use.
When he begins to use Isis iron he
plunges it gnlokly into cold water.
.hie cools the surface for a mualent.
The heat from the intrrlor then be-
gin. to conte to the surface and co.- •
11me. 'lin make the 010 fluor close.
Onus." to 110 so for temp tone, abort
It w111 be neeeestry to put two n* fast as 11 le cooled by t1.., so that
thkikness.. •f banding paper over the necessity for the frequent sbaog-
It, and a new flier !lonely laid on 1 Ing of Irons is obviated.
Ute top of the paper. If the Instae
walls of .the old curio& ream he of
lumber or planter, two thickneneet of
budding paper m.•'iv be put on. and
o+'er them one thickness of matched
lumber, dreened on no Irate one Nide.
The ceiling ebouhl he marls elute 1't
it „Imilar way. Th. wirelesses' ,.11o11.1
le• nitul. rItN.', and double door. and
w trireme should he pee. on for ase
In rummer, ON will RS during the late
summa and winter. late
Dairymen theoughout the Dominion
might with advantage take a feat
mart of rho boot of their Prince 11 -
ward !slaw! brerth"et In the matter
o[ haitaiug chewase. When we dart-
ed to Prince Edward Leland to make
and ehlp cheese to the Dritish mar-
ket the dairymen there were put on
right lines from the begitrning, and
now teal than throe per cent. of the
hoxee which come from that Pro-
vince are broken when landed In the
United Kingdom, no against forty per
cent. of breakage from Name other
part, of Canada. TIt.1 bootee which
are used in Prince Fetward I.latkl are"
made a bilrh Intetend of elm ; and 1t
invitee a tougher and better box than
elm. An entr'rpriefng man who will de-
viate a really strung light box, easily
adjustable to the exact alae of the
temente to be carried la It, has &
fortune awaltiug hies.
In handling cheese It le Import-
ant to make the box tit th.cheese.
If thio rule he Ignored. boles get
broken and their content, diamag•
ed, to the disparagement of Cana-
(b*t tied KPeulte. -
In a curing room an feet by PA
feet, these improvements woell only
nowt betnveen $12.1 and $200 for I
material and labor, according to the
eeMllliotl of the roes,, the price of
Kimber, the own of labor, and the
rite, In the locality. At n factory
turning out about 300 large cho,•sew
per ott.nth, much a curing room might
be no used as to avoid sonar of the
shrinkage In weight which would
dlait credit In dairying. occur in an ordinary cnrhtg room,
Flavor and toady. where the therm ,Doter fluctuated be -
Flavor and hod are the two tween 70 and S0 degrees. The saving
7 might be one posed per rheene. The.qualitieswhich determine the rel*- Injilry to the flavor rind body of the
live market price of cheese. and the cheese from over -heating might In a
character of these quail tied le large- great menwlre *leo be preventetl.
ly determined by the process of The extra value wh!olt might be real-
curlttg. A fairly steady tempers"- Izeil out of the cheese from dimin-
ttwe, not over 00 degrees 1'ahreo• &shed .hrinkage and superior qunlity
heft In the curing room, give, the wool!, In a f.tctory of the+ else men -
beet resnite. At that temperature ',toned, probably bit not lees than $4?O
low In weight by the .hrinkago Of during .the erasers. Above nil eine,
the. einem". to Mtom tethem-ti� 1j PRT g11�j i larding befiellt WORM ma
.tilt to 'the slower trade If all the.
cheapen of Canada erre cored In a
prop^r mentor. 'rhe demand from the
Prrellent of eon -timer. In (.real Arltnin wouli he
..MOtt ...AIM re espiclally ,.hen the ,ju,reneel, easterly. rids of Iola 110 Il ,
Niemen are new. To,, high it 1r•nn mer.',toe. would bo decreased.
rat higher pointe. A dry nttno.phrrt
tonere the cheese to tone in weight
by the evaporation of the moisture.
end It may *MOO cause smell .reeks
fond of poker, ens, when 11( (,t i.
;.nog ;remise tly ' neon n h 1 n ly '
ti • flit Ars benne Oce evening them 1
titer, Inert ern tem tt'me Omit woo
tib.g. Mr. ttcherehe and ono o:
mime together With good tmrnl* til
ter a *tiff mien or two the °therm
dropped ut. and the bet+ went hark
and fort nntti the in ran hml
no 'more nay.
"T wnnt ( rwlwe von, t4hw-atr," lee
sell. ',lite I .rt tip an 1 0 U7"
"IDonk like t take pateer in a cord
game," rsel1 th wtPP' man: 'id eon
nen A were yen en the Omit earls
wilier/II you your trousers?"
temei aro t y worth 7'salt•
e1 the. tnerehnnt.
"Pei them In for 1]f¢0," sliid Mr.
RrrtrW"t8/
Sia entity] the iter nod won.
"I'll helve to ttun•el. voA';rar thow,*
tron.ares," he wall Its leo party pre.
pared to leave, the fort room.
'(ain't I Mend them to poi in the
morning?' mid tit* aloes. %In "I
need them t0 r, hermit In"
"Can't welt t'11 morning," .gfel
ire. 6tt* rst, firmly, "hut I'II Irian yon
it Unel dueler.'
'Abel In that the men•IrantMOM
.nl'atrr
geode, n P tteblrg mereltant,
Better rhs,l a■ Apology.
Your old-fashioned southerner le
polite at all limos awl to all per-
sons. but tae reaches the pinnacle of
gallantry whet' there 1w a pretty
young woman in the ease. A /tooth
141,1,' girl of •harming raw" nn, man-
ner declares' that the prettiest ores-
phmettt ever paid Mr waw tittered
by an ekderly gentlemen who stepped
t►at her foot! In a crowded street car
not long ago. She aid her mother
were on their way downtown when
the elderly nein entered end stood
up. In fronts of them. Hp was stout
and dignified in appenranee, wore a
*touch hat and in rime way iglpreetn-
ed the .% ming woman with the lees
t►tnt kin ha11M from the Ninny wrath.
'thin lmpreentnn erne oonflrme.l alma
Pito heard him *peak to the condeo-
tor, the wort r-leie accent being' un-
mietakable. .t tercet of the ear threw
him slightly off his ieilance and he
eteppeel an Ilse girl's, font. He at
poce raised his hat and wit..vldently
About to apologise, bit did not de
so. The. girl nmlled to retleve him
a hire ehag•rtn and then he said i•
the most courtly fat/Ilion:
"\iter looking at you closely.
mildnm, i haus decided not to apolo-
gise, berating If and haw made snob a
beautiful woman with a foot es
small that f rangiest sow it, enroly 1
sownnot br mauler'
The girl Miall dl ferianely, hot Pt
wee with plwaslrr, end her mother
rolored up too. but troth howoll their
thn.nkis for the putt v apemen. and
1 1(w the 4111110mntlwtu say, the ineldest
wee closed. .
pring Medicine
That is a True Tonic.
Dr. Chase's Nerve Food Builds Blood, Creates Nerve Force, Increases Flesh and
WeIght, and Makes Weak, Sickly People Strong and Well.
Tiro elite red ewrenpnritla*, euipl'nr And errem rot feriae, And tall■ nor spring medlrine haw gone by.
People are heginn(ng 11( Itnten to the advice of their physician. and build up their *dieter,* by the ane of mics
preparations n+ 1►r. Ctroore s Nervi Food.
The tdroug point In favor of Bolo great food core Ie the fact ttlnn It aetnally creates row, eta% IMe-
tnlwlnlninfi Mnml,
It" halide tip the ',eaten] RradtraIly and naturally. For flita reason tt la the not matla-
fartery f.p:ting medicine that you cats ponalbly obtain, and Om orenita aro perleanen*ly henefirinl
Thr tired tnnauld feelings that tell of low vIlnllly And an ethanol"' oo7Rtlon of the. .totem *non canoe
appear before the vitalising, *whin,1ing Influenre of this greet restorative. It enneriere Macaw by filling the
wy.tem it i111 broil'', energy and vigor. - t
ter, R Thompwnn, 240 bittern .,tont, Te'ronto. Onl.. .tat*.: 1 w whir!' ran down In health. age.
whenever 1 everted myself mere than loom l I hoot weer, itlatkeof 41111 tine headache, .0•) we,. very 1(ae•
v„1(., so nt,t :t .dr tli-1t 1 emit(' not rpt well 1(t nights. (tier ii.ir1R iir. Cheeses Nerve Fool 1 tonne! that my
nervre w•0V otwn,tler, l .•it nlet reel And elm" bolter then I have fee a Iona time, and was entirely free frees
hendprhes. 1 inn .peak eery highly of til• prcperetinn for nervone trouble.
iir. (tete , Nerve Fund has theenrlor.eirunt of the heat people la the lafsl--p!.t'•+!rlanw And lay lava
alike 11 I•• Mone I t.' benefit any Mie a h.. moo It, bnrnn r 1. is eotitpuet.1 of the afoot Po; • It redtnr*rives
of nature. 1,0 it•111,+ n.hut, 6 bottom for 12.50. At all dealers. or Crlikasss. natal a to , Toronto
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