HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1902-7-3, Page 3A Maroon%gram from Parts tells ar
that ulI negligees and eutierwmtr of
ever, permlw.iblo sort will be fiat-
l.hee1 with little rlbb.Ju's, ens pieced
wowed the edger end the border"
Got they act. am shirr totting," and
trimmings too.
Thu latest rar•tere are of elartto
In the round -the -leg style. They ore
1tuhooldered,witlt pink elk rower and
there Ir a narrow "ruffle of chiffon
aloes each
'flie•r° Is such. little need of stucty-
lo,g the ((tubbier :u underwear tinker
leant a•methIng new, Nome-
th''ag to °ne'w ed}.eattivu. It is, thrre-
fuov, with pleasure that one p•rur••r
. ucr•+,Ont )f the I ugerlo of a Purls
brhie..0 Tvutig wumau who woe
of the princlpo1.s at the wedding
he Cuuuters of t'erlgord, fur -
Midi Murtoi.
e Colored Underwear.
'Chia tog %vom in has built her
truu.rewu eutlre! . In theme evenly
tees, pin and W.io. Uue cau get
moo at.d tree,,, Iwtlrl,es cud Rocas
umd tel• mow • (1.l"'ettu silks In these
lvlrr", cud the I'nrle bride bought
them exclust v toots-
.
h all her tor -
...a there Ir 4 thing white.
Thu trimiul gr Ito Pink and blue
l;.terle are white toe, but *lits is
thirsted, outlined, co `ed nod trimmed
will narrow %lotto eh rtetwur ur
i.
to h coarse threads u lilts silk or
Jnr,• burn, to mike 11\ trona and
pr.'ltr
1., irlrnndug your next
d,•rwewr try title method of
the lice. diet 1t be ae 1
I.utrlly face or an Imitation,
follow the plan of outlining th
wee with GOUTY., wash sHk.
110111 la u ruwdug stitch a
olio. you lotto Itniebed note 1.
LIetotal appearuuoe the lace will
It is.11 kook curiously like net taco
wnh
appliqued figurer, and tise
beauty of it Is that It will launder
u tiwuraud Otiose as well after the
treatment, au Unit themeowed*lute
of toot lace will be letter than the
fust.
I prltlooate there are so many
'mottos *last one might call for au
lutxla.uwtU4a supply of spaue lu which
to record tient 11e petticoat wll;o
ttw uppor part ut Jersey slut& is still
W esteem -to but it Is Items Lod away
until neuter weather.
A..d uow there comes the our with
the uppor of ulbutruea la pale yaUuw
or I.gal bine ur delicate pink. • Stilt
11a:.uel will do, and the flaunel part
(.ower coli -10 the kueee W.& Matte
:chose. Turn three is It deep fluuu:e
.,r .,II( sewed or buttoned un.
Dunne Petticoat Ideas.
Lila Wheeler Wil. ux *•halm» to hear
Located the butival•d un 001111V/ 11111,1
deewreo -Mat site dol it to avoid a
pr:. In Ler p•trse front laundry Lille.
Out auw from motor the rear thou
, Otago ttre etsrrr that 1t wan the n1te--
slat luuught ue the counters o( War-
wla, a human- who for originality In
eiresd Ir as reswwuel as for her
beauty. The co,wtess Ir tumour fur
hs bitwliomu petticontr and car-
rier always a trunk of them, even ou
u S•alu,tlay to Mo ieday aloft.
It come a little odd, almost 11K1r11-
o:ute, to speak eo opeuly of the pt.tlt-
to..t a( u llriblo part of tine'. ward-
robe, fur always it has twee a sub
reao adjunct, or partially ru. But
the hem skirt ho. banished contrail -
:tent from the petticoat, and the fact
that It Ir to trail, while the calm,
Oat Is ip'I.I up, brings It prominent -
I" before the puiol.e eye.
dot herr, are some W the petticoat
novelties:
1t ie made of moire to match the
uw.rP Pheet waist for who. h there Is
mesh a vogue.
It le made of taffeta to match Gel
fad for the silk dress skirt.
It IN made of mull and lawn to go
with the wash dresses.
It le la white or pink or blue or
yellow, according to the tune of the
light wads dress,
Or IV Is le brow% or black or navy
blue, or deep gsrecs* or scarlet to
go with the dart silk or cloth gown.
w
of
t of uu-
reuling
carps
and
fig -
Go
d
HAD TO BE LIFTED.
A tielpleaa Cripple is Restored to
Health and Strength.
toms Rack Had this Man a I .-Iseeer
ler a Lang Time, but et behrlite
Fated it (.ure,'1'kough Given Colby
the Doctors.
Napnnre, Ont., June 10.-(4pccial.)-
The tkidlors told Simon Warner that
tthe,, cvot.1 du twilling for him. Hr had
tool many medicines and treat-
ies -tits with to good result.
Ile wan a leeiplcsa cripple. w II le purr
back, mkt for it long time lila wile
Ir l ltd lift him In and 0111 of had, the
twin In iL1.11/111r wu. NO very Ne%err
161 this Pztvrtnity n- friend's advice
weaved him, This man had eafere,l
with haricot -he tthtrartf.'bot beet /wet
completely cured by Dodd's Kidney
Pale: time when lie heard that air.
Warner ell. p' bead he went to hie
h sn.' and recommended this medicine
Rn him. . •
Mr. Werner and iia good wife were
at Ttret Inclined to be 'somewhat
.ktnbtul, Mit here was the evidetcr
that Ilodrls Linty Blau do cure Leone
Rack right fedora their very eyes in
the person o1 tho man who had ben
curio. Surely it meet be true.
So after Nome deliberation they de-
OkIOI to try, ntfd now they are very
'much Veriest that they did so, for
In a short time Mr. Warner's back -
fiche had vnhlwlwrl. Ha grew grade -
1)117 arranger not Metter, and et
pr.'.ent enjoy', the lest 1111 -round good
&*villi he has had five many year".
There Ie nit a trite- of lama 'ark
remitting, not a .Ingle symptom. and
the lirlplr.e nisei whir um.ve to be :1
bunion to hlm.rif and hl. wife Is now
strong, and n ethernet to hle faithful
bedpmntP. ile nays:
''We have toil In alt about tw1nl ' -
flve box.., of i 04(1'. Kidney Pills, and
gdven tome OW1L to our neatal.Orw. i
M that when they nee a hot they
Rhreeselves nee "dwelt ne *hens to
tomer rronemmrss1n11on$ n111 ten are.
alae certainly highly reenmutersl
1.1"40'15 Kidner P111. n. n more mire for
Tales Reek, for thr,,v enrol mw, omit
PotR Mord of a worse para."
e
The fancy fur matching the petti-
coat to the drerr 'skirt le 1st the In-
oreas., lit spite of the fact that
all the better deem skltlr hove their
talk drug skirts there must be a
petticoat uaderueath of precisely the
lame color.
Not oily must the tone oorreeputd,
but the material must mate&.
With a elk doom there must be a
petticoat of .Ilk, but Dawe FutbIIII
wMeperr loudly that with the uluth,
the pongee, tete )Koplin. the linen and
the uio.ro there should Lea peltieout
of the rswe ,tuft.
The entire cloth petticoat Is a 111-
tln too warm, but to It there .alt be
added a deep flounce Gd bilk, r4 that
while the under* part It oa.hmere or
veiling. or wlustever it may he, the
outside Is cd 'Ilk. This arida ,*tly a
Ilttln to the weight bit much to he
wearing qunlitlPs.
There are petticoat note. beside
these.
The Trimmed Skirt.
Just why or with what ettlltariae
purpose In slew it Is not known, but
the later! I-Oleosit liklrta show- a
trimming to Imitate tow Dater skirt.
The, Sportier' 1kwure: yet -toning to the
back ; the Uttle chiffon pialtit1 f rhlr-
rel down tete middle; the 'bandit of
around the hips has been carried to
the extreme knngth of Laving speo-
1Lhy detl*ei pe ttlouats to entu toe
ttw nauoth, a141404 111 of the spring
drew( skirt.
lu order to have ar little as pow
bible unwed the hips, the ekeletua
p ttkrwt has beau Introduced, writes
:ut exchange. Tile 1., mode of vertical
"'tripe of entlu ribbon about two
inched wide, and placer their own
width upart, with nothing to fill In
the ',puce* thee left. 'there ribbon(
extend from the waist to below the
kree, where the mo -called skirt fluff*
to a foam of silk and lace frills to
miff out the volumtuuur foot of tbo
dre*s rktrt Io the manner novo.
uK,dl*It. Another style of ekeletnl
skirt has the vulumlroute silk ruffle
Ott the base, but the upper part cut
out lu strips. The woman who cat-
gut afford ribbon can produce the
sumo resifts with a little additional
labor, by hemmed strips of cotton
sloth, terminating h1 ruffles or
flounces ut the bottom .rf the skirt.
The Well.l)rererd Woman.
A we'll -dressed womdt Ir not noses -
terrify expetutltely (Weaved. Clothes
nay be costly tea) well -made and
yet (bo general appearance of the
wearer le auytking but ■tylirh. There
1. a great deal In the way clothes"
are put on. Some womeu are 'away'
neat 'end dainty to the lrulallent de -
1101.l Others say that "re torte
as tete getters) effect le good little
th,hlgit don't hitatter," 'aye the Phil-
adelphia Times. It never occurs to
them thtlt it Is just the attention "o
"little things.' width makes a please
{11g general effect yoeslble. The
'sweetest bone' 111 the world, all
tocke,l alk turd loco" and a "darling
tittle rose toque" are pretty to
wear to a matinee, but they are
rut butlabh' for work,
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BLACK AND WHITE STiRTPED TUCK F.MBROiDERiN RED
(11E11 RIES.
'ditched silk and the application ,of
fioworr aro all note,' in 111P petti•
(soot as le the outer sitar*.
It ie a charming rummer trouts an
whrh has a petticoat for etas:
.!r•.e, trinru'-d to !nitrite the outer
Mort and either exactly matching
It in material or harmonising with
Lt.
'rho prince's petticoat. while the
moot (learnt/le thlug to be. found in
underwear. ham rte objection from
the Mandl) ant of economy. Being all
of a piece. a eomhinatlon garment,
It must be laundered all at once and
the corset Dover and petticoat are
treated to the tubbing, all of a
puce. Thle le very destructive and
the princess comes apart et the
waist limo, hist where the etrtttn and
'dream M foe tub aol the flatiron
urn felt mien.
For the Ironing of delicate Ince'
there i. a hoard which can Ise mode
nt homP. 1t differs from the ordi-
nary board 1n that it le very heavily
pj,ttdde'cl, and the lace while it Is
Ironed is not flattened.
8o with the piques and !Inane. They
aro Ironed upon thin padded hoard.
The Iron matt ho it VPI Meavy one,
not too hot. Thi' priers the pique
e mrsnttdy. but (torr not flatten it. At
ter it Is Ironed the ribbing 1■ still
risible.
The t'ogue for Kid.
Thn vogue for kid has touched the
room robe. Kid belts In tan color
and In colored lent -hers ere ala.bead
with gold taste•.Inge , Host yokes of
Teri are even, Met west so frequently.
The kid necktie Is worn with :he
ahlrtwulet, and there are cunning
little kid pockets to hang on tfoe
belt, and kt1 *Tine, rnnatattwg M n
high, straight band fnetr•ned with a
luckier. Kid will be eery- faehlo.oabin,
troth in stale ani enem. L and In Ilae-
✓ ia the kid hats are coming In.
It would be n wise woman who,
looking nt true newest room robes,
would steelnre that the balloon sleeve
was not to There le No little differ-
ence between the hill sleeve with its
overhanging shoulder and the genie
Itte old-fnsh(oned balloon that It
takes an expert to NM' it. end even
thetl he will fool Maisel(.
A handsome Toner gown of selling,
resPOMino elhttr'.e In Its finenrr.,
had Yell' fall .lr.'vee tint were enlr-
rPd at the wrist and finished with a
raffle of lace.
The upper`,part 111 the gown had
the OhMroglnn finish with wide pinata
turning &}.1•k toward the shoulder,
and these plait* were so built that
they actually overhung the 'sleeve
and looked very mach like the fatal1-
1ee sleeve cap.
The Ppeu!elt. 1. certainly worn
and doahtie.s the day of the orlon
lined sleeve. le not far off
The Akrirten P.'tleoal.
Tke desire for a sleek, sem fit
'rhe time to Stat
"Ni(ncy,' 1111 tkn stern rent, as
ho eeache.t for the butter, "I ought
Jack Iia,dtaway kissed yob last
night.'
' Nonscnee, father," responded he
pink-cheeke I daughter. "SVIiy do y
think s,?"
"Wit, Salley, as 1105.01 the par-
lor
arfor door I thought I heard you say:
'Oh. stop,' "
"The Idea? 11 Jack were to kiss
me do you think 1'! tell him to
mop?"
Sic-i'm eery every, Int I can never
bo your wife.
He --Oh, that', all right. If yob
aro cruel enough to rorese my offer
then you nee unworthy of a love so
groat ns mins. therefore I do not
love you any more. Gobd night.
N. Peck -My wife has had such a
cold for a work that she can't talk
shove it whisper.
Imtfiforth-Lneki boy, you.
"I don't think. Say, were you ever
pored at In a whisper for a whole
hour?" ---
They had been keep!ng company for
eight years. and when be finally
proposed acid was nerepttri, In the
ardor cif hie enthusiasm he exclaim
ed: "Darling, you are worth your
weight In gond.''
With nfmtwrt cruet fncettotisnrue
she rrpllel: "That le saying n
deal. for It wan an awful long wait."
BABAS' OWN TABI ETS
Cure All )Ilnor 111,, and Drlag Jay
end. Comfort to Ifaby and Mother.
Dimas* attacks the little ones
through the dig.'ttl.P organs.
Baby's Own Tablets are the beet
tidings in the wool 1 for 111! bowel and
stomach troubles of elr.11ren. They
act quickly and gently and always
cure lrollgrxtlon, colic, constipation
Brno dlarrtror•a. They are also a
great help to teething children. Mrs
Gabrielle Barnes Six Mlle Lake, Ont„
*eye: "Haby'a Own Tablet* reached
mit just in time. as my baby was very
111 with indigestion and bowel trop
bit,. amt I am happy to any the tab
Into relieved him atter n few donee.
Ile Is now cloing splendldiy with fiat
it Tablet now nal then when he ie
reetl'ee. 1 nm the mother of "'tight
children rind into tried nearly nil
(he, old remedi.•s, but have never
fouled a medicine real to Rwhy',
Own Taltleto-"
The TabIrts are guaranteed t000n
tale no °pinto or harmful drug.
mot rrnuhrvl tin a powder they ran
be given to the emall.at, feeblest
rhlbl with a rertelnty M gond re
mite. Rohl by all drneglet., or sent
ppoas+tp'ttl at Y1 oriole a hot h,r welt
Met direct to the Dr. Wllllanaa' Medi
of Company.
Brtvlllw, Ont., or
M. T.
MONTHS OF PAIN
Caused by a Tumor of the
Breast.
Mrs, J. M. Timbers, of nowkesbury,
tells Mow she Obtaluea ktellef
After Uucters lied Failed.
(From the Post. Hawkesbury, Out,/
Mrs. James H. Tlwberr is wen
ktwwm to dearly everybody la Hawk-
eohuIy, %ankteek Hell bud mar -
roweling awutry. tate wur born in
t'aukteek Hill, but (ince her mar-
riage, twelve year's ego, has lined
lit ilawkeelwry, and is greatly es-
teemed by all who kuow leer. Mrs.
Tlmuen' le use of the essay thou -
eat lido who have prutel the gr.rtt
value of Dr. Wllllunri fink P111.,
coif giver her ttt{.,1e�rl.uoe fur rim
benefit of other wlfererr. site says,
-While :merims buy fleet -Jilted 1
fere.l from u nursing tumor under
the left breast. The first symptom
wee a slurp polo followed by u
growth, which grudually tncreured
111 rise until it beeauie ur Luys •ai
an mot It war caaeduigly painful
and cause me greet buffering. I
°ourultrd is doctor, vv110 gave Olt
wedtcitre, but 1t did we no good.
Then 1 conwlted another ductos,
who said 1 would It1tte to undergo
an operation. In Use meantime,
how( ter, tilt, tumor broke., but
would not heal, and so a result
1 war feeling very much, rut duwa,
At this time my alteretturi was ill-
reoted to Dr. tt'illlates' l'luk Pills,
and I begun using tree. I soou
felt that they were gltitlg me In-
creased strength, bud after using
a few boxer, the tumor disappeared
and I was as well as ever 1 had
been. My health liar since been
good, and 1 cannot epeak too high-
ly of Dr. N'llllutar' funk Pills."
There pills cure troubles like the
above, because they make rich, red
blood, and drive all Impurities from
the ryitem. Through their action
out the blood they also cure such
troubles as anaemia, heart palpita-
tion, erysipelas, scrofula, "Meerut -
none, 'tweet/Oleo), Rt. Vitus' dame
and the ailments that make the
Oyer of so many women wlrerabte.
The genuine always bear the full
name, "Ili. Willlnnor' Pink Pills for
Pale People," 011 1111 wrapper
around every boy Sold by all deal -
err In msllolne, or sent postpaid
at 50 cents n b„t, nr 4 bo.ter for
$O.50, by addressing the Dr. WO -
nevus Medicine Co. Ilrnoksllie, Ont.
4-441+++++, ++++++++4'4'+++4x+
jZt $
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BAIR LOTIONS.
iiu,r lotions hr,' cul minimal/le at
all timer, and it Is quite possible to
use too many of them. A lotion to
the hair is like fertilizer to tate
pians, and rhwld never be weed
constantly.
Motlthly applications of good ton-
ic, weekly shampoos. Judicious bru•rh-
ing and slugeing of the suds which
they grow brittle and have a tend-
ency to spilt, should keep the holt
In excellent conrlitton.
There are areverul good hair ton-
ic*.
in the market. but care should
be taken to M'lect one „wihicb does
not contain a great amount of al-
coholic properties”. Too frequently
the after rerrults of the err of al-
cohol on the hair he overlooked. It
it very drying and rhraLels the
root. and glands. -
For hair that Is dry and harsh
there 1e no batter lotion titan that
given by Ili. krarmus WHsoy. Here
it the formula :
Eau de cologne, eight °armee;
tincture of cantharides, one ounce;
oil of English lavender, one (calf
drachm; oil of rosemary, one half
drechnt.
Rub this Into the hair at night.
two or three times it week, until
the hair begins to revive under the
treatment. After that do not use
It oftener than once in two weeks.
For dandruff, there Is nothing
which can quite equal an egg sh.em-
)xxn.
11 111 made In title feation
Yolk of ono egg, one pint of rain
water, one ounce of rosemary
Heat the mixture thoroughly and
use it waren, rdbbitlg web into the
'scalp. After 1t has dried, shampoo
the hair with soap shampoo and
warm water.
More things' are wrought by prayer
Titan til• world dreams of ; there-
fore, let thy voice
Rte like n fountain for we night
aid day ;
For \what are men better than
sheep and goats,
That nO(Ir1N1 a blind life within the
bra
If, knowing (loth they lift not hands
Of prujer,
Both for thehpeeires rind (hose who
call them' friends?
For 'n thn whole round earth le
every wry
Bound by gold, gold chains About
the feet of (rod.
(I ' t ' . e-Tennyeon.
Trir
A fit JMMLR Y t'VflEiT aom'Ij L
The Broker's" 1Vtfe-What kept rig
downtown 0) lite today?
The Broker Vete trpewrlter.
"glow, I. *he?"
"Well, i shout 1 may not "-Yonkers
!bagman.
SOMETHING NEW IN SILOS.
0 3000000000000000000000000000000000O
Much ham been writ tet regard to
silos and silo, bulldhyt. , numerous
phos have becit publlttes but 111 ac-
tual eaperlevaoe axone of them , has
proviet eutu•ely rallrfaetury. Omar
are too expensive for ordinary
farmers, otll.•re err cheep, Tutt last
ouly u few poem. The flyurrl/ones'.
eau Is outs of the uheuprst aorta, and
It a were not liable to UUIIOistee wm
ewanlnt of rhookage of tiro staves,
ami the .Yprtndou °f 11116.11011 hanpr,
t It would be very eatlrlactury.
There le now a prurpest of these
disadvantages being overcome. A
n umber of farmers in the United
Stater bees adopted the plugs of
uelug wooden Ituupe. widen cannot
shrink or lengthen endwise. The
Imide sheeting 1r of on .lnch Geur-
1 glu pile, which alarm. to be the beet
ilii
kind of lumber for silos, ,on account
of its nun sttl•Inkable character. It is
ea full of pitch that moisture has
practically no effect cissa it. Thin
lumber hem been recently Mid down
at Ottawa for 111:7 per 111.. and at
at that prloe should he one of the
molt economical our farms r( .4,111
use.
The fundatk,n of this new sort
of silo Is In Its wooden hoops. six
Inciter wide, and made of itnll Inch
elm lumber, sprung arottfd a form,
and built up with well Idpprtl joints+,
uaksg a trifle longer nail each time,
until the hoop has n thlckmess for
the three bottom lwope of five lay.
ere- The "'meaning five top hoops
require only four btyerareaeh. The
aver a silo will not require more
than d) feet of lumber. 'toed 40
pounds f wails, for the hasps, which
n
a ea and
ulokl de and
q y•M
altouW'hot oust mare *lieu 31.-5
each, or `10 for the lel. Tile 1■ a
gond deal teas titan the colt of the
usual hots &OOPS It llgi. .1 throe -
cornered Iraqis Ir erected at the
exact outekle eircumterence el the
situ, nod t11P Mop* pieced In posh
ttots and fntt,•ued.
The tiniest of the silo is than pot
on, 01111 nuwtIJ be of Inch Georgia
plus lumber three luohea wide,
matched mat nailed to the hoop., the
game ar the floorhig. When this lilt-
ing le on wltftl, twenty Inches of
the starting place, atop, and put In
2x4 studding. up and down between
the letup* on each ride of 111e door
for door stays and Jambe. Make rho
doors of tho sena' lumber as the
wells, cutting them In to "julnte"
on the Inside of the hoop..
1f tete silo IS outride tire barn. It
cau be covered Witt) tarred piper,
aed cheap siding, ruts both up and
dowu as a protection against
frust. The roof and foundation le
Nee Haute as for any silo, and the
outride covering could be of any
Sort tho Owner wlehod, or it might
go wItlsout siding, the same am any
other tub silo. 11 protected from
the weather the wooden hoops
'should last for year', and If at any
taste the Inside Iluing became "dosy"
It might be lived vv Ith tarred paper,
and thou sleeting. thereby making
1t serviceable again for u number
of years at =Mil cost,
John Gould, the well known Ohio
Dairyman and Farmer's Inetltute
lecturer, wtt0 has 114'11 a number of
these Nilo* lu opsra.lduto thinks high-
ly of therm t'. W. Modems, Live chock
lbmmtsrloner,
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• INJURIOUS INSECTS ti
\Al
Z And Common Farm Pests and
Their Remedy.
Al
Department of Air allure. *hack soiutlou of ooppor rutllrate and
There in no kubject of m e Im- limo wash may be prepared and kept
portaoce to the farmer at (h pees- ler .eprtrate covered barrela through-
ent moment than to be Inform . how out the spraying erasion. The o)unn-
to deal ra p taws iubhi annual un .• e i titter wf copper •rulphitte, limn and
and to grapple with his a'd water should be carefully toted.
other foes In the most effcetise am
roonomkial nominee. Pur potato -rut tee Mx Instead of
Tho clover n of borer le b'.t treat- four poundal of copper sulpahto.
ed by a short rotations and the Ifesslau Idly.
pi sighing down of Infiwted fields ae e remedles for Hessian FLV aro
o wn as there !r a pretty goat la sowing, the burning of all refu,o
growth after the limy bean out. elth during winter or before spring,
The but remedy for thhee green coo• ploug ng down the stubbier deeply
ver evil Is early nutting• or sum as posellsle after the crop 1N
Among roots tool vegetpt,lor, cab- cut,su to place the insect's rodeep
bags wormy ars a gardener,
common enemy beneath t earth that the dellcute
of the market gatdeaer, Int they (Iles when they etuerge, cannot
pyr
can be extermlaated by donors with
reach *lir se ace; or t0 run a har-
and lime
rum (which Is Insect powder) rtrvv oveK the acids ar soon as the
end Ilene or some other dry diluting
Mibntanoe. c?dpt b out, a0 to start the vol-
It1 turnip Helie duet with one untcer crop fro grain which has
pound of Parts green mixed with oft dropped In halves ng and Induce a
poundal of flour, land plaster, slaked growth or wheat on the field sooner
lime, or any other equally dry than otherwline wool be the case;
powder. Mut when It t, found tat a young
For root maggots of - cabbages, crop of fall wheat le . my lightly
oaullflowert, radishes and onions, Wrested, it Is pbt.lble , stimulate
many experimente have been tried the growth of the plants b a light
with mon' or teas suecers. On cnuli- application of nitrate of sod The
flowers and cabbage.' Dr. .lame. wheat -stein maggot may be re ,tedled
Fletrlher, the DOnnNrion Entomologist. Ire the snore way.
lots secured the b -.t results hy using Thn best remedies' for checking he
the Gough tnrpaper diets, For the The
of the wheat -stem saw -
other ornp. car mlcturo.
have 'proved of greeatatesee are the burning or pltwgleing deepst prnml.e. of all etubbles ; also burning such
The beet remedies for turnipaphL' straw as le not used by the following
art- spray tt.g with kerosene earth- spring. 118.1 summer -fallowing In June
soon or whte-oil soap solution ono c•tsry other yeoir
pound In six gallon* of water, at If the reitds lot.to not been treated
r ,JJ - colonies first appear -la {a, pea—.mit fumigate"
rnoo
.August alto wt bleafter
R Ploug•ttas down deep ldaulphlde'n■ roan as powlble titer
Lv the tops as .nen as cut (roes the the puna are ripe,
roots as eager AM found to be Fe the Pon -moth etkl one pound of
laid upon Obese In large quantltter: Paris green lo one hundred gahuni
The pear leaf 'dieter ratite (an ens- of water and add ono pound of whale -
Ur be kept down hy the, nae 04 the oft pomp to -awry twentyflve gal -
lime, salt, and s)Ipernr sprue lilted ions of the mixture, and spray.
In winter, blit It Is difficult to ex-
tettninate, and will reappear It Flahling the Cut -Worm.
spraying be neglected., For lite variegated cut -worm, the
For the mealy plum aphis spray rent moth of wiich In England is
wall& whale -oil tutap arKl quaeelea -
one pound of snap 1,, 1'44"4311011., known tee ;h" 'y i ureterwing,' Dr.
of water. FIt'teiicr hair !mina either id these
The red turnip beetle attacks ter• rcnntutl'c siecowsful: The banding of
nips refits§res, and the hike, and the . freeitly set out annual plants with
bleep remedy is to .pray- or dust lbs tinge of paper or, tie ; or the poison-
phhte attacker with anwnieal pal- hvg of tate caterpillars either with
eons. In tiro same W11,1' as for the { imps 01 freest) aetlreetaativa tier! in
oolornilo beetle. I Intimates and, after bring dipped In A
Fur the eapctrvt4ttss lactim sprly
mixture of Paris goon and water, or
other
with either keromene emnoisn,n or whew', distributed at short In-
wbale oil .cap. tut -1111m Over Infested larsl,w•Iren the
Poison Enemies.
For scab In potato's., sok the tub- lumbar duties*the art season Is
tub -
PTP either for tore hers O, a ■elalono 10'ow•n 11. the poisoned Leap renswl
tion of pig ,,,t nrtmere ref commprcinl y.
This was fleet need s,ax'ssfully oh n
Forstmann iFo.rnraldn!rotiel, In fifteen lar
Usti -
gallons of water: or for an hour and
torsoaceto roma yetarx ago In l'atl
a. halt In a solution of two ounces fsrnha as a es reedy epithet traum-
a)! corrosive .ublimate In sixteen gal• hoppers in vineyard's, saran which
Ione .4 water, When dry cut op for ' time it 1110 coma morn 05541 more into
planting. Formalin Iran the advent- torn, owing to Its efficacy and the
age of teeing neither pinominns nor f meta' with wbioh 11 can he prepared
corrosive. (brrnsive sublimate is a' and appll«i. This mixture canardsfatal polars', 11 takon internally, and merely of bran, molgtened with
11 afro co,,..mo w metal.. The so1utlon eweetr•ned vvater, and Parte green,
should, therefore, be m'u1e In wood- mixes( In the proportion of one pound
en or glazed vessels. All treated seed to 50 pounds of bran. In making this
s cold be planted, And any solution mixture the moat convenient method
left over remold he poured tato a t. to canifie1 is small quantity with
holo In the grouted. I the rweetenexl ttrxter, m fete 0utiter of
For flea -beetle In potatoes mar fon' ,',user In a pal of water. and then
pounds of hluestone, four pounds Of tuft more dry Lame -mall the whole la
aneiakwlen
Ile, (o r orunoes 01 Parts 1 almost drq agate. Aft the Paris grPrn
green and add to 40 gallons of water. , Is added to the brae without damp -
It ',like with rernorknble
cut-wormr app'ter. A modification of
dale remedy' which liar given the
greatest satisfaction In British ('o
IN.sove the rower sulphate (by sus- iacing it, the rnpldlty to tbuttote, even In this
penttlug it In a wotdeii' or earthen dry mixture, when It Is Mitred.
11 It
termed containing four or five or lw drr1nd to use taw. palv0n us a wet
more gnikens of water). Rinke theatry.lirntbn, mon, wvater can Iw,
li' a 111 another vessel. if the lime, ' relied until It In of about the same
ah sinker. 1N lumpy or granular, It cuns.Wtency rte 110111,111.1` : lilt, If to be
. inn iso ?trained through coarse • used dry, dry brae meet bo mitered
seeking or n fine sieve. I'o.,r the l!, until the mitture will run throtaglt
(topper lhllphnte molution Into n bar- i tin finger. easily. This poison may
rel, or It may be dies)Ived In tbls - than ise applied to the land, (later
In the first 11b� ace; half fill the barrel' neotind or lxettvecn plants to be prot-
wdtrh water. •411tH the Waked lime, fill tested, or a row of It may be nth
the barrel wit water and stir.thnr- (151115 to tin"-firtniCi3f ITV, Pinta rd
tenthly. It is th hpl reaely for use. Ai in thnt manure.
For tomato t•af blight, 01 soon as
the dlrela.e Ir dbawtervd, use Dor-
1.11111,111Y
ourd.sux mixture, the formula for wblot
lite given It the remedy for flea -beetle
to potatoeet
Arsenical sprays.
Wimp the June beetle or bugs at -
tuck fruit trees spray the foliage
with arreulsaal pdsone. 'rake, fur
bedews s, one pound of white arsenic
and dt'rulvs It M atnitt four quarte
of water, then use this entente eau -
tom to (luck two puund( of good
lams, and add enough water to maks
two 'polities of tide stock int.ture.
Thoroughly atlrt (lie material before
u.Ltg. Arron ate of lead oar be applied
to Ltrg.' quautltier without injury to
the foliage, 11e110e It 1r very useful
agates' beater and similar Insects
that are hard to pulsus; It ala)
adheres to the foliage a long time,
There are throe important fungus
dl.easee of tho sugar beet for which
remedies 11114-0 been found. They are
rtwt-rot, loaf -spot end beet -scab.
The first can be remedied by putting
st ty to sevnnty bushels of ate -
.Inked lime to the aore : the ■s000d,
by the use of Bordeau* mixture, and
the third by avoiding for tits growth
of beets any soil which, durlug sev-
eral yourii previous, lute prudu,.ed
webby beets.
row V vtey.+evnnrvwease
a CHATS WiTH
tet YOUNG.
We sometime* soy of a woman
that rho doses tier work a* well as
n Juan, to that It oannot be die-
tlti guished from a man's work.
Thea iuundr like praise, but It Is
T aiby blame. Something has been
lost. Distinction 1• the crows of
work.
1 am no advocate of a narrtwer
Ilife for wosuao% but of a lite which
shell be broad enough for her to
unfold her own nature. The worst
slavery Ir that which makes a wo-
tare proteid to be a mac.
Tho strenuous life for a girl fs
it form of hysterla. It le a function-
al disorder. It sacrifices strength
for stets*nos.
tiup1Kwe she Ir at college, itudy-
ing. How atoll she get the best in-
telleetual results : Accuracy of per-
ception, breadth of vision, dellcttuy
of tmsto, respect for truth? By dis-
regarding the balance a her like -
Nicol cud mental nature, and
plungicg into. un 'mate, pursuit of
epeelal knowledge, a fledgge competi-
tions tor marks and humors and
prise. ? The achievement, what-
ever It may be, will hardly oompen-
ovate her for us) for its probable
coot. Poise is more precious than
penetration. Learning may be a
climb, but wirdtlm Is a growth. The
Mot that we know 1e 1)11 harvest
of u quiet mild. The 'sanity of
rr•holarshlp depends upon a normal
life. The /Meet woutun'e college Iw
u college for women. The best girls
In It are never Imltathen boys. -
Henry Van Dyke In Harper'■ Bazar.
For + Lucky Daisy.
A cap of beautiful old %'alsncten-
uow, with a quglnt ruffle of lace. A
Wring of amber and crystal de
niche battle, with a double heart,
furteuer of scold,
A maleic of pure white Liberty
reatit1, trlru,nod with open work em-
broidery and rutdtetpen of chiffon,
with a largo lace hood made of n
lovely old Oahu of print a I'ulgullte
te1eriflced for the occasion.
A lint of white mull, with white
marabout feathers and rosettes of
Liberty" wttin,-N. T. t'ummere al Ad-
ertlecr.
tamale' Head of Good or h,H.
"If women were more .erloue,
tans- laded, Intelligent. unselfish
and lov three-fourths of the de-
pravity el sin which make life a
curie woo disappear. The fount-
alu-Tread of . hal good or evil, u(
vice and cram or of honor and vir-
tue, le In the 'rune, and the wile
and mother ma or unmake the
home.' -Bishop fiti ding, of Peoria,
at the Charities afcrence.
The Shawl F'ad.
Wstnee leave been taught that the
snug little Eton wu■ the thing. They
have been ed0oated Into thinking the
bolero the beet mndlum for showing
at the shape. In do little blazer and
the cutaway, the Norio k and the box
mrd* they have seen style and cote -
fort. . ,
Now It in the shawl. Away with the
Etna, the blazer, the bolero, the Nor-
folk and tin hoz coat. Away with
ji'tckots of all kinds. Tice shawl's the
thing. - :-
Now that thr shawl has been ne-
er/Ord as an article of summer wear
the girl of Angus* 1e reconcile' to the
Lime that she will look very like her
gra isitnot her.
Thorn are ahawit of all kinds --
crepe 'howls ■tripod with satin, elik
Nlww•le embroidered with tootle
thronds, c+amltmere shawls with great
designs nppligmal upon 'them, and
shawls of knitted silk ant wool. These
are only n few of the many varieties
tai shawl offrrat for the Inspection
1104 nholao of this girt who goes forth
to buy.
In tho wdtnwl revival It has been
diaooverre' that drapery makes ea
womnn look Mender by lengthening
her lines.
It loan been deckled also that the
'Howl makes her more grattefal by err
to:lolling Iter in a clonal Inert end of out -
tieing her simply, as in n ovoet,
it has been totteet that tin 'howl
given her en Oriental look, event
though oho be a blonde, and that It
trannformstht Mirky brunette into a
w otorata at an Inetnnt'■ notice.
Rlnbhs-ipjrn Newlywed habits that
her marroage' was it failure.
slrsbba--Achy, she. a"ttn. very happpy
itlubhs- 011. 1111P 1. now; but durlug
the oev-rrnony the bridesmaids got nil
mixed up lit OM Stiffeeleiton and the►
Icrtom forgot half Ma response..
THEY REFUSED FREE MEDICINE.
Avoided the Lumbo man's Hospital and Cured Themselves by Using
r. Chase's Kidney-Llver Pills.
lumbermen prove their confidence In Dr. ('linea by buying h1e rrmwllrs not warm them instead of the
hospilnt treatmetit nipplird them without omit. An Interesting letter
Mr. John i.. Hickey, now caretaker of the Pui,I5e west Iltgle 4e1,00ls, Trenton, /int., stater: "1 env.
noel Dr. Chase's Kidney -Liver Pi11r and found them the grrvatcot medicine i ever treat. 1 used them whon In
the. lumber onmpma and believe by keeping tbo kidneys and bowels regular ntvt tie' g.tteral health goal that
tlwoy protPl't a person frOm catching comtagin►ts dose:'see• which err 10 common In the ramp*.
"I have neon hnn.1rteda of men liming Dr. ('hewn a Kidney 1.1 err Pill. 111 the Itmber ramp". They nny them
by the rkw•sn when going In, rind to show how 1g11o•le bnith they have In them they troy there when they could
get their medicine for nothing by going to the huopttnl naunp. Dr. Chaim's' Kidney T.Ivrr 1'IRv keep my Ilver,
kldnvye and bowels regular and my health good. 1 would not think of bring WIthtnit them."
Mr. John Orr, hrmheemen, Trenton, Ont., antra "Through rtpo.nre to all Norte of weather to the lent -
her onmp, and RN R. relmlt a the mtrn.in or my work, i hemline a sufrterre of kidney'lhiw,P, which 111 157
MOM took the form of vivre 'revere Prins across the hark over the kidneys 111111 *town the hips. When In tin
woe'I,milting down treat tbeae i•aln+ wewtld come net mew with sorb farce that I would hnvc to give up work
ardf return to ramp entirely envoi 111
"Finding thrtt n nnmher of the boys In canon nve•t De, time", Kidney Liver Pine, i *teethed to try tbPsr.
and Add et with eplcidld merits. a* they thorn hey eure.f m"., 1 feel eke m old self neat, and own work
goof as gtl ex the nevi one. r am grntefnt for (h!o -etre, Andhcnootly believe that Dr. Chase's Eldney.
Telver )'idle nr, ern• greateat medk'lnn there Ie for IN Iney disehee."
0o. Toronto.
roto"'. keiney Liver Pills, One p111 a I'ol', 1 . 'tate a box. At all easier., or Frlmrwso0, Bates r
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