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;LONDON 6OSSIPGOSSIFW FASIIION NOTES.
By ; Pre -Coronation Events and Styles---Home-Coming of Two
crIANTY ) Canadian Officers to be Celebrated.
CLAIR
.irteTer, eWrlflir ir7rwevr-ns' ir7r'/r-,r-,r 7s' Ir -sr-irr Erriff`' 7rwi ri r-or7r
Juno 7.- tlatl to rehato, 1 can
alto you no better newts of the wea-
ther than last time, when, U my
sttwory falls out. 1 begs my eau -
eerie with a true Brads( growl. We
have every exceed for grumbling, fur
tier mouth has proved the truth of
Juno.' Lowell jtustell'l words', '.May
Ly a p'uur fraud of the alm1Uau." It
Iwo heed a humbug from first to lust,
one lute had the laugh on us anti
wade us feel decidedly foothill; here
we have sat patutttlly, with "ma-
uler raiment seedy • ''ad walling for
.ay propalioue fnough for It tube
,afl, to wear it. Winter clothing
,:..i not set nil to look fresh and
e:1) .1011 Corset' many weeks' beyond its
1,).,,tt':•.1 Ilfetim:. itaukuttooraes sod
rc,ateuets feel fade trop" in the mud
et May, Out we feel grateful and
k n toy to thew faithful old friend's.
.tor truth to teU,- tacos baa hardly
bier. a due o11 whitb we have not
requited their net -ales.
ser Part fait -fr iende have fared eo
beterr; a letter just received de-
se•rib^N 1'o:ttecote-WhItsuutble as a
work of continual guise,
•If•,wnpuurs cud. fold Snaps
.o loch have spelt all the outdoor
roti -rings to wheel oue look. for.
ward at this gee', brlgbe, fete time.
eke polo gathering at Bagatellc-
.t:rh urn generally -was u dead fall-
en, ad far aro eillooment and pretty
fro he want; tree, -the ploy wes up
rt
to 1110 ma. but only a few enthu-
:leotie sportsmen. etsd in rain coats,
cnrel to look on at it: Generally the
1u.ely turfy lava Is covered with
lounging chair+, filled with elegant
ino::.lainea, clad in "trot yo qu' 1t y a
e elite.' The "tune with the Tennis'
Tourrament nt l'uteaux, no feu
:or players or spe•tatur$. Iloweve•r.
toe doe not want to be like Max
terell's • Woman 'Whit %Vorrlew," n11.1
we ewe a gleam of comfort wetted
110 front Hwitzcrinrlrl, whom re-
ow•ue 1 weather prophet --for the mo-
t rut hid name esoap:'s me -promises
:a warm, dry June; he 1:4 rarely, If
Wrong, and June le at our door;
for the ('ozonation, we have
founded on tratllttuu ami 01..
to
L-
to expect "royal wea-
•
Peace 1)ner
r no. but with qulver-
oltatimg wine., it
, Lovering
c, Testiest',
over.traug. Who can wonder?
Though rho hue virtually retired to
ei(aoe herself in the ehutlow of the
Remarkable Case.
TOLD HY MR. Oki IN POST, OF
ORUMIDUIi, f1AN11OHA.
ttuffrrrd (.rerll) fur Kise Peers Orem
Itneueurlluu 1)u• ter• red sorry
medicines retied le help Him,
Het He Out tee aught bledlolue
at Last.
Jabot, for many gown. have loner (F rem the Echo, Dominion City, Masi
vests anti °revolt of soft white cut- Rs•eutly while chatting e ith u re -
too lawn or ilium, with Irlrh lane porter of the Echo, Mr. Orin Po at, a
well Oisuwa farmer of Grumetge,
throne, she will atilt be the guiding emir. It luoke so fresh and dainty, Mare., gave the following story of
star 01 the little Kfug y ears' o' goat ruUertug it um that
ray, thoroughly appreciates Sir
who, they this suowy touch, and Is a relief to live the eye which fico iso logaeerl un
mother. the various, totes of ochre, sitting, must palet ul mid;
else sere-- umeti •m
Mr. Port salol: "Tilers, arere few pee -
or siert Karertwluwen(s• or "dirty -lune" color 1 Ascot will In- par, w Iese they have been snwllniIY
There have he 1101 of smart j deed be a "ceno of beauty and faeh- pie, mit cau uadurrlund now ouch l
iuduor eutertutnm a lit Perla. The i ton this year, seeing that we have so 'suffered during tlluse fire rearm Isom
"Figaro' gave a huge "Five O'clock" ' unmet unrt strangers In our mid" midthe pain of rbeutuatbtu, 'Cheri' were
In the Mahlon do t ltlemaoiant, to and that English wowed never fall timer whole 1 wad whitey unable to
which there war 'Hello' nu ' umolum
ato ,lea their dua1V work, and to merely ulteelpt
gatlierum" of ae, smelt . Paince Roland ruts amt dtplo' Mort Charming Toilettes t0 move my lamb. caused the.great-
Parte,t 11.. Duc deMontmoreu y, rev. for thiseoccarlon. I maw a fascinate� aLU seemed yeltesevutlallo to cure
''rat Ituoilun Printer act Princess..,; lug frock in very light biscuit -col- me. Thin 1 tried ,'erne rel alternated
with um.ptdlnblr 1141 Mee. 001 many,' Orel 6u•.• cloth -molt and delicate as metk•1ues, that were Maley iy recom-
very many membero a the 'Cool matin or panne. It had a Louie XV. mt'rled i01 this trouble, but they al -
fiver' of Parislit "moiety. 'l'o meet meat/ whose walrtcoat war moat f ort- so faded to arena law Ionised fur re -
them, to rest them, to amuse glnul, being competed a criss-cross
lease from paint. 'Ali thr
ee mtttlleiees
theta, corns the King,' of gong! trellleing, coutsxs.d of cloth -baa", fueled ms' mfr after the other, I.be-
from the Montmartre quarter, I about one ana half Inches la width, gan to look upon tee trouble W in-
curable, and war almost lu de.palr.
At this time some friends asked me
wilily 1 did not try Di. Williams' Pink
Pills', ated 1 decided to wake at leset
one inure effort to make a cure. I
knew my case e as not only a severe
onne, but from the failure of other
medictt:oe a stubborn one. and Ids-
termmeat that thc pine should have a
tela trial, w I bought a dozen boxes..
I took thew notoNutg to directoI0,
asrl,befure they were gone there was
a great improvement in my condition,
but 1 wad not fully cured. I then got
anutber half dozen boxer, and by the
time the tied of them were emptied
1 had not au ache or a pain left, and
was oleo to do a gum! haul day's
work without feeling any of the tor -
tun, That bad for five year* mads my
life miserable. You may say for me
that 1 do not think there is any
medicine In the word can equal Dr.
Williams'. Pink Pelts as a cure for
rheumatism. It Is several years since
my sure war effected, toil as i have
never since hal the least "Ian of the
t- ride, I think 1 cau epeuk with au-
t...rlt.y."
When well severe cases a■ this are
entirely cured It is not ourpristog
that Dr. Williams' Funk Palle have
made .ucli a great reputation
throughout the world for thecure of
other diwo res due ta•poor or watery
blood. Paralyeir, Bt. Vitus'' device,
a aeml•t, oonouupl tun, dy spep.le,
ptlpilalion of the heart, nervous
b•ada• be, female ailments and neu-
ralgia are among the other U•Wblen
they have cured In thousand" of
— weer. Only the genuine pill will
cure-subttrues never cured any-
thing -awl to avoid subs(itulee you
must see that the full name, "Dr.
Williams' pink Pills for Pale Peo-
ple" is Inc the wrapper aroun'l every
box There palls are sold by all
' dealers In medicine, or will be sent
' post free at 50 Dents a box or six
boxes for *2.110 by addressing the
1 Dr. 'Williams' Medivine Co., Brock -
title, Ont.
A LATE P.%RIK*AN FANCY.
the robot ctwe{mtrlrun with their
owstry'r humor ; one supported un-
der tlutt burden, preserved through
those danger'', utel pe,rwltted I.y
Almighty Got to return, bearing
home the Iturele %tach eo many
brave cumrtutee have died to oow•
but no your 'connection Ili Fowey
has given you a claim on
our goal -will, so we you will -.--
find a special sarumth thlr gath- IstorntaI ou About (du.tego Crops for
ering. We trust you 11 accept SUM drrr Yeedlue.
this reeugultlun from an uuelrnt - -
The losers that occur uuaually to
taws, which tar not been unfruit-
ful of warlike roue, but will allow eats' farmers' (rum the dryilig up of
the thought of Its' brave pad, to their peolures 1u Jule, Augur', and
dignify el o present greeting It no- September ahwtlJ lettuce every cluck
omelet 7W. We wish you a long life mumu to grow a few sorer of green
to CI) )y the goon fame you have feed. In met soarer 011; perroual
wou; and that eo much of it ne you exprteuce with fodder l'laul0 w111
may hereafter rp•n.l among we may enable a farmer to tst.'rtula which
be pleasantly cobor&l be tato re- are beet adapted Ir. hi* own tamale
collection of today's welcome and objection ltto so-111ttg lute[ the chief
been that
home."
1 um sorry. Indeed, that the sere- time to too linkable to be employed
n(mn.y cannot tare place 01111 day for UM purpose. But It le laxueuniug
sooner (or the Canaille's twill go very evident that toe high pik1.4.1 Iambi
one day later), ex, that 1 could tell and with valuable heels' or Hooke we
you It was a "felt "eeutmpli,'• bit cannot afford to neglect our stock
you w111, I know, urnleretand anti during tho hummer droughts. Kum[
join In *clotting the brave officers touggrowth etf tu118110 e nu to deet" lorhe tion awl
rumluer
aunt! Tuck. feeding are worthy of ouusldensllon.
In anima out this work It le ncc•'r-
setry to know hove many head of
nmtmal. 1. it desired to feed. The
fullowlug t'tituat$ haw been elude of
the land required to produce suffi-
cient green feel for a cow for one
day. Of Lucerne or otter clover, a-4
of a square rod pew day ; u( barley,
rats and pear, ree, wheat or millet,
1-2 a opium roil per day ; or turn
or sorghum, 1-4 of u square rot per
day. The above Ir u fair estimate
not a day's feeding" on hind In a good
saute of cultivation, mud with nu
allowance for 'immure. No cow can`
iaealblj conrums, 1 a square rut/
of rye, barley, utas sett teas or mallet
in a dity'r feeding where there le a
p,•texl strong growth. But ujlow-
ing tlutt lit' 011044* ertltuute 1* ap-
{eoxiiuntch correct, we find that
one Hero of theta crops it sufficient
to feed a cow for B20 Jaye. The
amount required by other kinds of
rook can be calculated un this baser.
It le always beet to make a liberal
allowance. There need be nu wavy-,
tines any aut-plue can be rut awl cured
for winter forage, or ploughed under
trr.gret•u muuare.
Next 1t will be urceseary to con -
eider the most sultable kuul of crops
to grow, and the periodos at which
each will be available. For general
feeding, rye, closer, rape, porus and
mute, (etcher, willed, rurghuw sett
corn, will be fouutl most satisfactory,
and the let named will cover practi-
cally the whole tenon. It sown In the
fall will provnle the eurlleet feed in
the spring, but as' grass' Ir usually
abinwant at that tine, this crap Is
not so likely to be needed oiler.' a
complete ',velem of tootling is prac-
ticed. Clover. where it will grow
well, tutees next on the het, and
%ill funtirh an abuu.laut•.e of good
fete during the latter heli of June.
Lucerne, ur alfalfa, where that roll
rout climate are favorubte to 11.
growth, Would be given first place
to the Rat of soiling crop'. 1l can
he cut shutout us early in the spring
as rye, .ctrl furnisl'a1 pt Icuet three
crops per season of highly nitrogen-
ous food. 1t Oa grt•auy relighted by
all Made of stock, but sir opt to
cause bloatuig U4atreleoely parturetl.
In the routsern parte of Outariu, It
SHIRT -WAIST BOXES. generally Rtaudii the wetter well,
and lasts for )care without re-tooti-
ng.
Receptacles tor a Favorite u'g. It should be Rowe in the sprang,
to clean, terry well prepared greund,
Article of • either alone or with a Iigh'- 11u1•Ae
The dirt -waist, that has become crop wheat
tor 111
wleant Oaungwish seed
the oils+ pwerwament feature of feral- to the acre. It it a little slew In
nice apparel, though it has m°t1f1- (abider. a foothold, and should nut
cations frons season to season In cut be pattered the final year, but after
and trlmmlug, hie developed a neat that It U very texlaecuus Of life, sod
fur a convenient place where they withetntslr droughts remarkably
may be Intl when brought Sumo well. Rape may be gown about the
from the laundry. first of May on rich, well prepared
mil, for early feeding, and additional
To stretch out three shirt -waists, sowitge may be trade at Intervals
properly laululered, will take up the as derlred. It 1s' advisable to sow
whole space of a bureau drawer, and rape In drills two feet apart, and
a good deep one at that. cultivate au for turnips. From ono
A eblffuoler drawer 1f so shallow to two pounds of seed of the Dwarf
that a well stiffened wallet scarcely Emeex variety should be sown to
finds room there, neither may one the acre. If drilled in, or double the
hang up n waist and expect to keep amount If sown broadcast. Rape pro -
It In shape. d0ce41 large qumttitln, of green feed
To overcome Lids difficulty the fuel in one of the hest footle for keep -
midrib waist box has come into exist- lug animals, including plate, sheep and
ence to answer the proverbial "long- calves, hi gird condition. • 1t 1n not
felt want," and while they are offer- estlefuctory for mtlleh core, owing
ed by manufacturer'', upholstered to Ito teealeney to Injure the flavor
profe0etorwlly In cretonne' and other of the mllk.
printed cotton", the average woman Oats' end poem mute one of tar
Ir clever enough to contrive a shirt- very beet 101411111E dupe fur general
waist box for hrreel(. •growth, patkuIarly for feeding
Oet n clean wooden box from your dairy caws. whey rl.uutd bo town
grocer, one about. 32 laches long and
no, early In the 'prang am the ground
12 ter, or larger If more than six after,
permit, and at Intervals there•
after, at the nate of about three
weed.* are to be kept In It.•
Geta ixn In wblcln cannei anode two
b.j per acre, sotto 1i parte, or
awe bushels oats to uuu tIf peaty. •
have been packed, or sone other Vetches or term' are new grown
perfectly °carless staple, and take In Canaria to a conelderabLe extent,
care, that you do not got n soap or ewet•ially by tktlryrtwm. They are
ne''hue box. likely to prove of value, not only in
Line at withparer, plain or fancy, Onterlo amt Quebec, but in the Nas'I
pub the ltd on hinges, and then cover tune Provinces rand British Colombia
the outside with cretonne, In box and the meet 1117 well. The common
.4
FOR THE STOCKMAN.
51, GI
Moses. Ment Bin and Lucien Boyer. In and out of which climbed roes"
who aro ever •vrlo.me.l aud•houoretl tirade of • rose -pink chiffon, with
by tin Partrluus. They aro about to Oliver of green panne applied to the
tour through the world I.ko rent tootle It was evolved from a Parir-
.••wto ns If It co d not ut.tkr its mind TroulruWure, singing their fL)oinut. bon'•atelbor." and 1 aware you there
Mop- to settle down eornh.rirdrly, oliva }-iw)<chateronr; ittrtgnitenglbtir Oath- -Play rose -wreaths had a delicioue
home' and all. It rep) our mindrl bout,. Tuie ,Ontertnlnment wa■ a ',,fH'ct. ,t torrlbe oI old Aleneon lace
the orily comfort I.: t at Kitchener' Imam pimple whose menses signify tut• 111'MIA nerves ou the 1/ et 3144, not eplentBd soel-teff, et rieht reels' adieu pearl
rend the n each
sirs, hanging
S p p• I.n Renrf ends' down each sada of the
is a1 the hetet, and trail -e see In the tgiteetetl1 awl fortune. I aou't stip- frent,'and the sleeves ruffles were
London deader, that Col. - ,u.4teete pose they w111 lorget during their of the Caine lace, Tide lattice -wort
'luso .out for his wife. - long journey the clapping and au- or trellising effect Is quite the rage,
le Rehire to Preis.
-pewee which mael' the rafters echo Sometimes a yoke of chenille lat-
rn the elu,rtwrapl r:tai ui the acre-
. •• The most celebrated all belt, pup T. ticiug appears on a long coat, or on
',hate(' woman there Jost new ie'La _ to op Hines. of tiro' portant- a tea -gown. little flowrets peeping
unlbert,' not that anyone 0' 11 these. t" to be a suits evening, but e' 11 between the bars and filling roma
sy her her uuloriety, aur she h -, the pro{•ramnuo is ell far a deu.t sic- et til.) sireres. Another Ascdt crea-
ti, -n shltering un the brut of ex- .rv: well, a '•oettret of IYelichinelle"- 11 en is of the most d.11cately painted
psnntlre, More or awe., for Cho p004' .for it helm leedeb. out that such %ell- silk organ.ly, mo.lnted on white taf-
' thlety yeurr. A w.on.11 of talent and k,pwn-tattrtaleart iii, 111,e. Berany, !etas, time (fridge pale violet Orchids
i0.t itative power elft oertetnly to f the CWnnlie-Frereetise, and M. In exgnislLusr'Il
hntiv. - es l p of the
- whet a pity elle 4111 not turn her r rt to (h•• hips Is "ort of yoke of
to- --' , .Liriuls de \!oitd.r:le'r, Moneitur Arab Ince, quite plain fitting; from
for upt:Ludo for dume$tic ecorome•, Gtvrge ilurand. newt Ink 't@ 1Jteuue- - It fan )tette sheaved flounce*, nine at
• Elmo knew better than to put all her ,titre -three well-known society none the book, seven In front. each edged
ego* In Axletxuket. do 100"1 '''''l Mlles. Sendrinl , au i Zambelll will with a bending or trou-trou, with
eh., feel a trifle Insecure • In are of t
mu) dtaree In the. Interval-IMPft promim;•m, polo mauve velvet run through it.
',eerier town Rhe flew to anothrrwail for theguest:; of the .1u•laceme
pew:times very far allele, for elle lThe yoke and a ore bop.'' he
._;teed seen to legit ler and Matta• Art' Club, Arab leer. Thebodice nett puff. of
-tew«aar, Beek a rsul$Iraele repeteice1 roes i'rettt I roctto the IICPVeM of the muslin, the "'ult-
rfi•r all. How suety mho enjoy In -r, hare been t o'.4.:,11 101, vU l'.h .kirts -teen" twain of lace. The toque of
•lev,•ly art treawur 0. herpxdatatt of loexlfn.l 1 ,,,r0,...1..,t. m. to ray, we mauv) feinted tulle /MN a white
__hvtt-I, her magieairent J••wcl', wltl.41.11 no 01.1 • hitt the eel -tilt lck, I'aradloe aigrette and a spray of
the terror of beteg confronted at any "everyday" dresses Just riot .oieti 4' orchids.
moment by a genddrme. the shame grouo•1 ell ruuml, quite ns' much itt 711 Welcome a :.uud:au Officers.netthorror of Olecbo.ure and pun-! the front ell.
Melee am at he back. To -morrow I &lope to 'twist at a
pebment 7 - ! Tilro are out With et `ort endows ceremuuv %:doh may be of Interest
To turn to it pelegisanter subJ.'et.l sprang, which mikes thein , to out to Hamilton -lane, as the heroes of
in the excitement en 1 enthusiasm ehvrmingiy term 1 the feet. I eve the affair are more or lee" connecter)
seer ter own great coming event. ne.ny of the th'eker material.' ill with Canada. There is to be a home -
e.+ have seat real Intereot in the ac mole with the plata backs'; they a o coming welcome •glren to two young
res*:on of !est •tralnett as they were n few e411 officers, just hack from the front,
the Little l•hsnleh Klee. I efete't ), batt RIL racily ell round the eel etre little town In which I find
1 heard a charming account from al hips, with nv darn of un Inc fullness. reel/ is to be en fete, and decor-
rienti whoi+e husbtnl le in the Rferetl T('tnner 0F4ta.rluls: e'10(aa. code, etc.. at with triumphal srehea and bunt-
ygnard, and the hitter had one' Krnerally lutve 001011-•, or treble, box lug; the street., the houses, the
he very newly heeled stump". Peo- Pleat" at the back of the waled, and eidpr nil yachts In the harbor will
ere dellglrtel with his dignity ------- all be espied. and in the evening will
tick, and notch' touched by- he Illuml tel. I believe (rapt. Iian-
._lil' 'er," devotion and anxiety
a mson W11e n t born in ('nnadla, but ode
that he\elicnd l wle golden opinion". \\ 1 mutter tea larmdian, nod "o I thank
TO v map AIM Ioo1R eareworu and le !Js cousin, lieut. Chisholm Apple -
be Adams, ate) .teases the honors
with him to-mot-ron•. Illuminated ad•
LUMBAGO_ drewte.. in Ineok fora are to be pre-
sented to 00011 at the railway sta-
tion, where there will be a great
turn -out, we bone, to greet the
.4
pie
and
�, heroes, who wtll probably have to
A Nova Scotia Man leas found `(* ti 9'- i submit to being dragged along tete
a Sure Remedy. s" ( \", rwtrryw, 14-'17 street", In a carriage,
by the appreciative natives of Troy
( Isles That Lumbago V a be Cured +r. Town 1 Mrr. Quiller -Bondi (?l who has
-rte Himself lied Oa red for moi) i.. a ` written tiro addresses, has Just given
Years --Hope for Apparently ogles:` ' fit , me ogles M lase to send out to you.
Hopeless toren.• They are as follows:
• .I Address.
"To Capt. Clout's !Litwin Boerne
Hansen :
"We, the Iil.nbltants of Fowey, as
friends and nclgibors, desire to offer
you our happy congratulations on
your safe return from South Africa:
alai: as Englishmen, to express our
€eon's ny i'bint, N. y., ,Tofte i fi -
t r lel).-Mr. Gavrpfe S. licl.augehlln,
of titin place, clalov1 to have foetid
a rowdy wlticic will cure ally tram
of Lumbago. .
Mr. Mc1 0ug(: lin hltra*clf has been a
great sufferer wltbn tent disease, anti
has sought, relief an very Matey treat -
meats and remedies,. Matey
At tart, lxmevdr. he demo 001000 \ _ HA1114IK6 WITH WHIMS.
a medlelne w'nlel, cemp!etedy carrel _
hfmand , ctwhich he claims eery nut- �t y A (hateful Mother 'reit. How 11,r
ferer from Lumbago 1(1,011 be told -.4 l.11lle Boy Was Cared.
O.
oHe says: // Mem, A. Banes. Rowaaton, 11un, le
*4 -wee-tns.Ur.i wee, Immet Nwalw - / otiether 1ap4tx Mother who titalak•.
for 25 years or nv ore. i. i ort UeteM it 1 r �� l �.�y Baby'', Own Tall, t,l for the health
+t'nM "1) severe 1 c maid fast turn. my- 1" of her Troy. The Ilttle fellow be-
--O In'l came the prey a worms -that corm
".1 sllgftraliot cerl l or Ieetro41i4ilnat w.iu : r-!.v-��.' ✓4 t)( etwldlx,04. 4Iia rowy..elwnks Wort
bring on a (eyeful nit tock and give Jtheir seine; haw little lege and arms
m1' awful ecame ekinuhie e ,ea loot their
pato. ' b
I ascii oriel itytuy medicines and OIQE OF T7TF: Qi1MtpF1t RATE. "torkln and he became .tekly and
treatment", 1n1t never found any- poevixh. his Weep was n•atIeus and
'tieing to do m' make good until /feverish, and hie food termed to do
heard of Ibdd . Ki.M
Kidney PR. • very thin $tuffs-orgendlee, Mons, or him no good. ills nnxloum mother al -
"My brother, who kept a lath fatlatele-show a hunch of gathers. A moat despaired of 'teeing him back
grocery store, and mold nom, meds- very pretty little green not white again to goal health. However, she
(.anew, told lure tent he la•l heard taffeta -with IroeiI etrlpr" and n heard sof naby'" Own Tablets and
that they In 1 curet a great Olney ►ort of ribbed surtnee-lutd cro0Muy
gave them to her child. and now she
1*'ople of Ltmg
hno, aril ie. 011( 4ed flounces nti I tools, 'operated by .my": The Tablets made a wonder.
test to try Nem. - I:1:'ok Chantilly (n"ertton's. The bodes ful change In my little bey. All Ogee
1 eeneneosl a treatment, and in hada bra*" notsev
lee top+ of Chan-
omof worms Ttnve disappeared. nod lo'
a Rttnrt tine, all the pale left my filly emlroi.l.•rr•1 with the sweetest IR now In the bort of health. I can
bad( and It bonnet am etuvt and little wreathe nor chiles ruses•• -imbue, h'one0tly eny that Ilaby's Own Tnb-
with greet' leaven. The 1 Il hnen no- equal an a care for
strong as erre. let's
"Wonderful to arty I later Ind no flat of Illrrlm fnI1P
-
deice. off tiro terrible Inlmistiag) nmol white tree (fulp,ire, had n black Bnby'e Own Tth!eti are A oertaln
'nT'm nml white l'nrtullse hint felting neer core for MMI the minor alimonta of
"It ei resew' mit^ yeare sheer 1 wan tin side, and ehrt,,x o pule green vel- little once. *net as oosstlpatlnn,
owed, anti I loam fetid me -attire; co!Ic, 4011 "tmmneh, Indlgrstbn, df
about it, foe I was afraid It tl In vete under the bran. The green and cert nn, simple fever awl the Irrlta•
t'eme took, and tlat.t I would have white *tripe! n inahndr had a moat tion nreompnnying the setting of
In keep on wing the 1111s id order realistic 'ne prayltof 41111 11cl nrime teeth. Onnrentsed to contain none of
to he well. green nestles;the ptl"nnense opiates fouled In the ",-
'Bat erne T nine sal 'Mini it le Rome Ing ('n"Lite'-• for early 'summer. Minor
collo! "soothing" mrdIeIsee They
forever, cowl knewy Vont f ere safe of the thinner frock. are made with are for rhlldrw•, of all acre. ani di.,.
linreale1p tide pxtltlic mlatement. n Ix•rthet of Ince round the bodice, soiree to water can be gee.. with
"I belleve Dnlite Kidney l'ille will net Trivet (inlprtfrs le the thing ton abrotutn safety to 0 wew•bern tithe.
attire *ay Mae M 1,umhagn or Lama meat poetess yourselves of If yell Mold by Aratglst. at 1111 cants n hot,
tAaaR for they helped me out and hnt•e mete try yo,t, for It, give" a or Nrst p,atpali tea receipt of prlee
ttauld have 11 gro•h worms cachet to a really novel gown. try addraa"Lntt th•. Dr. WIIllageV Well
BD.stilles It Hoisted the elide of the NW Cotap $7. BragktUMq Oso,
,d::.r .l••." t ,
ISN'T. IT A NEAT ONE?
A WAIST FOR SUMMER.
Let Bon Ton gives this design for a
rtyllrh mummer waist, to be built of
black ,uogas.'hne and silk, of liberty
and prl'tted chiffon. of embroidered
albatross, ete. The model is In shir-
red murlln with collar back, bretelles
and eleeveN of coin -figured India
milk, showing u cream ground and
it. aleck dot. The sleeves are of the
seek, with the whirred cuffs of the
chiffon.
nl.a 11 Melt" ' e ' go,.-! fettles' toy
the salter. to te..g :.t 'Ile. Jewesses
tetrayanl in i. 1'1 1' ..1 :1111 Jspsfees
purple are tie. 1. 41 5/1101100
Yuen, whoa 1t Acre N.* w, 11 IN the
growl etarl.Iby for fah ice butt. An-
other very valuttl 1• fel, 1.11 kr plans
fee the southern part of Canada l'
m tti imitable t fore utour latiturly de. ti
le
mIt
elua1W not be sown until the weather
luta teenier settled andarena. the
land that has been prepared i
mime way ns' for our01 11 sown in
drilla like cern, three posies of
see
will be ample fur an store, but U
btvwtb+wted. more will be required.
It le slow In atartine% but, aftur 11
Was attained 11 liclgltt of a low Irchee,
growth W very rapid, and the crop
very heavy. 1t W greedily eaten by
Mock, but, like corn, It le carbon -
(.011a19 It: Ile nature, and some addl-
tlunal feed, ouch al clover, ell -cake,
etc.. should be added to balance the
ration,
Sod t or soy henna tare been rather
efxteuiwivole grown for fodder In the
Southern Stater for some years, and
are gaining pt,t)ularity In the north
no will. They produce a great am-
ount of r ch foliage, growing to the
height. of from two sad ono -half to
four foot. branching freely an.l pro-
ducing numerous woolly pods, eon -
tainting two or three round, yellow,
benne now about the same as for
omen on a flue.. deep, firm and more.-
weed
otelweed bxrd, In roves about 00 inches
apart, Witt on the level, from two
to four pecks of seed to the acre.
They are 1 kely to do well in southern
Outarlo and In similar latitudes, al-
tlagii they have ntnt oar yet born
Iitoted. un ace fit of their
r'cltntew in protein, and their nitro-
gen gathering ability, they aro wor-
thy of attention and trial The yel-
low stay tut" been the most eatlefaet•
tory of ell varieties toasted In Can-
a.Ui.-1'. R'. Holston,Llve Stock Comemiwahurr.
plaits, [making et enshltes for the
tont that may be stuffed with excel -
dor or fare.
For shirt waist sults a much long -
fel box le required, the length of the
mklrt, in fact. and- title fixed up a" a
I.ox (souch, with plenty of pillow,' on
It, adds to the appearance of the Ic r,all classes of farm stock. The
r.srru ; nr.d Ulf) comfort of having ' gv,t..rt drtw(xnrk tp the moot ex -
encs laundered setts kept unfolded tenwtvo tultivatton ts: the vetch In
sense of the patriotism which sent In(a room receptacle Is not a little I Ones ki Is the high priest wheel for
7011 out to fees the petite end under- one, surely. I tin %seri. Nt pr.wntvt petrels it will
go 11111 tabors of arta great war, now On the inner side of the bet IW prdbably tm' fnnitd beet to eow
Irapp(ty drawing to a close, We he- tack a lomat, narrow collar holder vetches !long with preen and oats,
Iteve that, but for mucin examples as made of cretonne, In the shape of an nt the rate ie rune •bushel of
your", Chia vI.torlou. close, 'which tenrel e. It Is no trouble to make �etchea
seems at 'length In sight, had been els
one lel 111/
o peau[, and two bttirrne
far longer delayed ; arra we believe and bold the little protection col- will orf due p00 acre. Tarim op for
also that a nation which ran cotfnt /ars nicely. produce nn ett•e11Pnt crop for
tgrnn YIdN rlevotlon in Its mons owns
Mtge box for "htrt-wul"t suits also July uml ttugaat feeding and will
a r .erve Of ■trengt,h wisest g,iaram- givers room for the best white dress. naso effort! gond purture after the
fleet rutting,
tee. 11, under timeagalent the envylaa if e notltvr plant Hint is
curly.
of all mortal foe". We would asaoei- MM. A. -There gots that Mrs, Ti. Millet la l
RLP wrenlveo In that gratitude which Itngforti. Ohl you know that she had pnrttcularly (fusel Iry n 1•atch mop.
you tee! texvarde flim wenn Imo" up- Ido her huwbamii It ''stn amannllmr+Y be rrwn setae a
held yew amid warfare amt sl. up
-aa. Mee. Z. -Ora -ken, nol Hoe she real forego crop of pone and onto have
been no required std you the life een token of tOwgground.d. amt 1f
you 4,a. ntrelet to yoto reentry and Ir left him ?
Mrs, A•-1'11"; Ido him 111 the drug there I" In!ffi ^nt pprraaoisturr sleet
veersaerrto yiP41, If need were, store while elle prleee some Ince.. 11. it •wilt yl d n role prop. sir ,v.wn
readiIn her eenlcP To your honor you M- You couldn't get him In a bargain early Le ,tenor let the rate df athlete
Pored Ulla tarot gaertfloa; In mercy rash• thirty pound"' per Horn It will (tu-
tored
it was not exaetel. Willing to Ale --
HOUSEHOLD
WISDOM. 3
The following recipe Ir tekeu from
'Murtha's culruna In the Chicago
Herald; '•Puree of pear 1s' made of
a pint of shelled fresh green peas,
boiled rapidly In a plot kind a half
of water to which a small scored
maiden, a good 111x04 sprig of mint and
n rprlg of parsley have been added.
Wilke tender drain dry, time rub
through a heir sieve. Return the
puree thus ubtauled to a clean ou-
umelled saucepan. Add to It u pldoe
of butter the sloe of a walnut, two
cookepuonfule of cream, it eatspuon-
ful of white pepper, a third teaspoon-
ful of salt. Stir until smoking hot,
theta mound In the centre of a lot
platter. A half mogul of the cooked
pear may be reserved, reheat. -.I to
0 teaspoonful of butter and neat -
treed as u decoration over the
ntouuded puree. Dried green pens
may repluee the fresh peas if the
littler are not in season. First wash
thein well, then soak them in cold
water for twenty-four Lours, before
erring vetch lone leen mo'.t gener-
ally grown, tart recent experiments'
go to show tlwt the ILafry Vetch
will yield a non":Iarehly larger
n•tnottnt LK gran boiler per acre In
Ontario. It is very dee.Frathle for
,R)Iling purplemeg, empeclnlly on dry
,tletrlete. It 'appear" to bo •relished
l'es'sons who cannot eat pineapple
uncooked wilt appreciate hot pineap-
ple. The pine le pared and cut in
dice or picked in pieces, and throwu
Into n boiling syrup long enough to
be thoroughly heated. Servo hot
with boiled rico, or with ublusgs of
creep twat.
For a recipe for glycerine Jelly fur
the hand", sand r nail polish, take two
ounces of glycerine, mid thirty grains
of gum trngacantll, dlrrultetl In four
uuuces of water. Perfume with eight
drupe of rose or violet extract. AI -
other recipe calls for six uuuoes of
glycerine, one -MI( ounce of glucose
awl ono draolua of gelatine, dissolved
In three ounces of water ; add some
perfume. For a pulhft fur tho nails,
take one-half ounce of pure oxide tau,
thirty drop* of oil of laveoder and
anrmtuo enough to color. Rub on the
Halls with a, polisher.
Cucumbers should bo prepared la
the only way that makers them fit for
human food and gate for the stomach.
After having been out thin they
"Mould lie In water for three or four
hour. with enough salt eprtuklcd ever
tram to remove the pw1e011. Half an
hour before they are to be estate
they can tet put Into lee water, and
olds w'111 entirely restore their fresh -
new aodcrtspne"s. Tido, with the ad-
Jlllou of a little red pepper, they will
agree with the twit confirmed dye-
poptite-Bun.
OBSKItVA1'I*J118.
A good leuband le but the evoluttols
of a good son. ,
Keened band wives are etersettmes
very bed bargains, Mit recom4hand
ItiMlxtnllr always are.
If Uhe give« him good dinners' ad -
moat any woman. may win tale love
of a gourmand.
Verbal restraltrt 1. ipldoeu prao-
ticed by the illiterate, but always'
by olio wise.
The Ilar's Ilttny begone with "he-
ewech" and mile with "deliver."
InerpLratlont like death, always
semen utrexpectsxl1y.
l man win daterstn doge and a wo-
man Who hates children are eu.pto-
Lome characters.
The law of gravttatken "eeuyt 14
eerie,' when one sees the heavy-
welgests rtes In the world.
'TW not that exon ere l,we grate -
tut than wvemmert ; it le only that they
are more sliently so.
Not art, but artlflce, Ws a textural
afftnity t0 the erratic,
iAsininity and affinity are words
badly mligla'.t.
Men are wotalrodr beings nntfa
ttu•y are ca1101 iipon to endure pate
or heel a sartorial hefted', where-
erpen they are miserable being".
Maley a numbukuU bo" been rated[
a "age because he know- hot enough
to i,old his tongue and wag lite head.
The fever (meads we have, the (ow-
er elemlPS.
for England's lnereese, you were -
eimeen rather to labor for It artd •
to endure. You return to Pale Nervous 1111 i I d With Pai n
ms isavHig spent a plwre•l
of yeurr ydnitrha but having i
spent it well In proving yourself rt
man. To your henceforward thaw
home of your. In England .hall be From a Skeleton of Skin and Bone Mrs. Edwards Was Built Up to Health and Strength
the more endeared. find we trout By Dr. Chase's Nerve Food.
that ' In the later year. of a life
as proeperminer contlnuPd as It has
been usefully ley(un, you may re -
Mrs 11. W. Edwards, 113 McMurray street, Brantford, Ont., describer, her coati It. follows:
member with whnt warmth we we!- •' For rive years f have "ufferel euro that[ surd. can tell from nervosa' headache, nervous den -m. 0a,
formed you home to Fowey on (hie sod exlnuotlon. The pules In my lead weml.l et time" atmo"t delve me cruxy. Ioomet not deep nightie Mt
evening In 1.re!. and feel that the would walk the floor In agony, until I fell exhausted and uneonselnu,., and my husband would have to
promise of thM occasion has been eery ms' hock to bed 1 ,
amply fulfilled In n good -will at -"IR ,enetime. 1 (-mall take no fool for freer slays at a titres, and experienced terrlbl t
tending you all your days." It^ gnawing •ensa-
Tn 1.leut. t'hlwhnlm ApplPbe Adams: hone In the Rtemn:h. bid tinge In the weal', end coated tongue'. 1 was pole, nervous, lel-Roble, smelly ex -
(be I hl.hn m A• of be Ad and hewer', wee redeem' to a mere skeleton of skin and bone, and my heart would palpltntr a0 I hough It
the We, hlIn hoxxl, btd you wPM.xnP wee abet to mt,p beating. My grenteet eufferIng wee enumad by the dreadful pilin. In my bend, neck and
tR 7 leek. end nil til. was In melte of the lx•ot efforte of three leading doctor. of title city.
and offer you our hearty 0oagratn- For the peel nine 'months 1 Invo 11ee1 lir. Mane'. Nerve Fowl, and for a eonslderahle time i have
IatlunR on your wife return from not experience) a headache, or any of ellee. symptom. mentioned abovFrom mere skeleton thin med-
Routh Airier". Merely as English Irene hue built me up its flora not weight, until now i nm strong end well, do my own homework. welt
men, we we 11,10 weir -risme to nn coot for two hours wltho(ft feeling tired, nal nm Thoroughly motored to health. TA It any wonder That
Englishmen who offered himself In w* ode fail to exprrae my grntltude for this" remark/Ole cure 7 Yon can use 'the. to.tlnxuial for the
a national emergency ; one of many benefit of other saff •
isIla et and desisted Briton*, who it wn.M be impressible, use Iielleve, to pro.lura stronger evidence to proso the vomit/oriel tower of
left ib.Ir horse under no .'nmpul.hm p)!, (hoes'. Nerve Find a0 a •ywtem-bnikler. it feminine the very essence, of the mown potent re0tara-
gave that of pnlrintlmm. to fere Mow of natnre, and Is certain to ho of benefit to you. 50 Wats it box. S box(% for $2.541, at diol deaf -
the danger" and brave the border' era at Edmoneon, Bath h Cb., Toronto.
et as arduous war, sot oouatlnl