HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1902-8-7, Page 3GRAVEL CURED.
Remarkable Case et this Palatal
Mosaic.
Iteubea Draper, et Bristol, Que., who
was • Visalia, Winds Kellet and •
Permanent Cur• --lie 'tell. of to.
euoerless mad Huw 1,, Left 111a
le mates, Behind.
Brlrtol, Que., July 21.-('3(x:clall-
ho demote can cause more s,vero
anti dreadful pain than llratel.
Iteubea Draper, .t1 thlr plane, war
taken 111 with this awful trouble
about five yours ago. 1144 wall cured
Mel .40 many have asked hen how
1l war done that he haw detected 10
glee the whole liter/ fur 'Jubilee-
:
'About five emirs ego 1 woe
taken 111 with the tiravel. 1 eufferel
groat pain, at 1 aunt fur a doctor.
Lie gave me a nue• medicine and emcee
to tae me teles afterwards, but
my dhmwasa w.'• out gale, end lu
rt rdbort the • 1 htad another very
ba'1 attack.
"Thin time 1 .eat for another doc-
tor, with aL .1 the same results,
only I wile a '•tl«g weaker all the
tour.
"Then a an 1 ta4vh4cd me to try
Poeta Ktdue,; 1 1e. for he said that
hal toured how 'tether. 1 thought I
Isolate try tit t and bought a 1..
-.lust one is. e :after 1 b•gau the
treatment 1 1 reed n stone as
largo it. A l i r tt bean, and fair
.lays later int her about the size
of a grain' of barley -this gave
tree great rah( feel 1 eutsasaltetl
t+, feel better ii I to gain 'strength
right away.
•That was fit.• Lente ago. and 1
have not bred :u . trouble ha that
nay dace, 1 hate Ike /toner In n
smell IMAttlh and anyone can see
than who wiehe.. 1)oad'r Kidney
Filly certalnly ware my life."
The story of 11r. ihaffu'r will be
4011( newts to witty sufferers, viler
may not have khown that Dodd'.
Kelm., Pills alv.lye cure Urate(
mud Stone in the Madder.
Ielme has curet this gegtlem:ec
will hundreds of ether very bad
caste should cure tory one, and (hare
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I.0 4IOn._ tejuteing and thsik!w!-
ness ebo uld give. my uuueerh to -day
a ouuleur de retie lltige, for we -and
the world with u.4- must feel
Lord Kllebenee'. Ilotur Weiruut•
1111:1
the Queend huge btaanr, at
whirl(( to te ufv (anadintot me help -
ng. For the former the 101.1) rate
wheat arch, wblclt l Mato houttl au
leaky eouut'tr"eure rrm.tre upon 1144
4h't most srtlxtl : an 1 to (giant of all,
le entirely redone, at the eu..l "on
:It' -of $.,nDJ, and lite interiptl.ut
lltertd to milt the eelslrtol, Tib+
bazaar In the Botanient Uanlear be.
gen with eclat In epito of the cuollug.1
shower.+, whet* (tit fitfully all day.
Tho Canadian glue hail maple tray ell
oil Ile green tr.Glshyf; the AM./140'1a,
trglnlu ere. ter. The Quenu, tette 1
bat pretty, awl wearing her pet
native, Lauf n brit Iunt "(ullu)veng"- I
1!k •
Pep been 1 het' enloerage of het-
ter(Ilem; It ►uclrttd th{I Prulcerr d'
Aosta, the girl of whom Prin:le Eel -
'le wad 110 devotedly fond, and to
whom her mother (tax xw'mal 10
•ling ever sinew; There enrrly never
Wad smelt an nvoembhago of
fair women rad Lon.lon Is
at present enjoying, and never was
clothing wore imitable for enhancing
their 'charnel, It Is all so graceful,
airy and d. nettle -poste 1 uttcrf)y-rul-
merit listen( (
The f tie/llue wo rl1 Is mach takeu
up, of course, witls the summer rales.
Which aro In full Being. The fiery air
breathes bargtt►ns atilt ream:aeons 1 }
lhlik the shopkeepers will have roup
little left on their ham1K If even the
enippIy let at all equal to the 0.101111.,
for our fair 1:. S. (tousles have well-
tligh swept the bonne tine come entre)
on the bargain oountero like PO lawny
pretty but 411leawttko l4eu,te. Weill
Lire year they are having their In-
nings, an 1 one grit Igoe nothing 10
melt good-teenpereI tend stratgltt-
forward whoppers. They know what
a
►perm of relief at ttit confident flat
of the great J.iwduu 404tort, "Out
of danger , ou the road to recovery."
Surely, never In the uunnl*. of F:ug-
Itrlt history, ancient or modern, have
the retires of the piatlunal Anthem
carried n more when 1 end enrn: st
moaning than dieing the last le:t-
iilglit, which h11t 111 .4 gl amid, 111111
tragical/y. It has leem'dl u keen wish
11:1 King Edward'.' part that as far
aa powtbie there shield be no Furth r
poadponemeat of the conylntlon
feasts and feta.. The wish m t wltb
an echo on all *lees, for after the
first anxiety uII felt able to ellew
practical gratitude for the Kings
steadily Improved health, and eager -
new to tarry tut the smalle.t wirtt
of the aqui. &titterer. Everylhl.ig her
to fur gone off with verve and eclat,
For tie time beig, It le the equi-
ties' who hove bel ingot to the "work-
ing chests," for lave they net work -
tel faithfully and d nergetl •ally to el..
'demount to those who du not get
very mut, fun or frol!c out of life f
Meal to new Um (Nese
tweet Calm Self
It Ie tie{
lit king
flee
0 'cr. miwa..au *1) d.lres In th • p:'rk.
were l..clinel t•, Ire
r, and thele! tittle
,that It was a
cru tate little or
lit the Lon'lun
f rvv d lye niter
l'1+ wick's(,
•ql r1: k roxom
rent pewit,
mir►1 a t of
mention
t 144 •for
to met
who may be affla'tel as lir. Leap- anxious ul, It
e1' our shook( try (10.1'44 Kidney
trill& heeds mat matte
_•queer thiol; that 1
AROSE TO Ttte OCCASION. its 'epithet' I i of , (d1.
1111((( sero 1h5111� i:e
_ - flu• up.•ralien.` II.
A Renal MB Bel Who"for Owes w'1 k'd wo P1' e•
veo a n
Did What Ile Wits Asked to De. Is out cull: el: exempt
,W1nalow, who L. s ttew Yorker• was' lite mete 1. The menu
4► (*cageslest week un hie wit test lite t Quieter r lama sued t -
7 of the yaiag'r : el.tag inial .1
to Deliver. tlk:eele before Id" nrr(- •'Ucorge•• eras qulto tee ugh
vat p new b. 11 bee bed been 11111144.1 , ,guer w•nggt ig and w. ndo.ld
to thin 'iota ftnee. 3eliei Willi. cane% her uumo wets net to the 'bo
r &cry one maid the limit hail arrived. le an old titl:ig hnv "Llurslun
I+I:.t but that 1%'.I la lueaot well. Ile dal" spreads ! 1 cry true' the
was underslsed, with great blue oyer, men doggerel
and a per:shttre m tuts, and 110 10-5 First wrmeb•dy told 11,
"guying' with a pathetic ria Ie that Then the to au couldn't lead it,
warned ban man; a 411040 1,1 Menai-' se the bury tongues rolled 11
matte 10 one r0euu•J abI' fu ik 1le •1111 they g,t It t•utkith,
C.+li deeper lb tit the avrage key. ell huts Well.
F i hill the time 411 iilow first raw i But now all goes well, lad people
Will :'r innecrnl face h 1 to .k a fierce aro satisfied that the roja1 pair are
eel unreasoning dl Lk., to the b,y. the b el of bit'nds. tete hie b to s r
1411 r, on his port. becmme terror- meet to. r ow and nest t., our
17..1 al t1• IIret night of Wheat/W. t/W. kiely (jucen. 1 rem mber 11.44
Tb• entad of that genti.•man:a volae of the estate:dee tclllag u. ' f
cawed hint to trembl! tinlehtl•r. her tragic grief over the death
Del..g
lo the fad.dnation 11441 Win- of !nine 11,1+111. Ila deecribcd her
flee, Wel for ltm It b came pracli- AN such a and, pathetre figure, wile
d +L: as 1nipur.1blit for Will. to sat by the beer on a tont 1410°1, with
rem mber lute order h • was int ruste l fended hand., and, 1111 he added, in
will Hol[ way down the titters he hie naive, masculine 'Illy, "nil :u
'401111 awake front lt's tr:sues ane black, with nII enlhtr or "1111.!" 1
re1.1 04' that he 111.1 tot know what prettutne he menet, with no smell
be nee. gulag fu:, Alter two al- of wilt() about her; he wa1.1
trtnpti, at going hick for a repetl- I ear 1,,,etted 1,Ike a el ght tart
lI"" ut chi unIrr N 1141e's who4! mural rather than tate m4,tlu'r of re
rnlurn beams deranged1..Altheugld he
«h
11
✓ 111-
ab^U .•r Wil Il w ter a strayangel or
nt
r -
grown -up family. elle war so very
nriflablyforgot 4tE'. owti )'eels `hnmt.n, and /weetilitr, too, in
Ong but brute force could litre grief.
drreg<nd him hick for further lestruc-, 1 lrclirve w grant many people In
tIo,h. Thus It was that Wlualuw g..t 1 the etttlghtehrl land, thole of the
rlaalnq; water al noun ane ■lemur In unrefeccting, human jelly-ft.h tribe
(b'' marrnlrq •. Irmona4o wile" lit. Myst at. ileo that kings end rny,l
elateItt a directory, and clgsrs when frmlllem hers alt they want •11111
INe sok$ for a (rtepho4.. {411)+1 -. w --_--sort et straw#want-ala
Alter a dayf i "1t i1'inettrw seta""1-
duwn into a cold study of the boy.
erteuu IJIe then.'nce, 1111115 nolo{ug
In New York boys were bud eta- but smote themselves. 1 :bink tole
eagle In l'hlwgu ihr evM•atly, f 111aeser awl its results will ofth-
through seam climatic Mur3n*rnsy, tit" ryes of many of the king's sub-
!trough
for hotel slrritors oa - the jectx. 1 11ear•1 t (nor k (1)1 wy,
Stats aayhrus for the h•rble-nt:uh
marlP.only, '•Well, I think tits will
et, $o with enduraa,P been of ex- make us new seret
illnt with Iiot1'
penance he gate hl. onlrrw and own lots, fnr we ere the. Almighty
grimly awalte1 the ntwayo steel- doer not resp0ei {nrs0no, when euro
1 ng results. Then he talked to the the King gets Ill." leo, peril ten goo I
boy nn•1 lent hint h:u:k. %allle's eyes will come out of seeming aril, tui I
grew set net lee brow despairing, snywa y, peop11 have begun to snow
bIl he tolled M. 1 nml 4LIley their H.evereign more
On the nitre -aeon of Winotow's dr_ thou Way tree did (01414fore. Bul-
pertnro• for Dever he was payen5 what a sermon for a faebion 1•a-
hbt b 11, when ler. milled Willie, hang- ler
Ing feecinatingly near. Picturesque teen,.
• 1 went you,' he stdd aim, Il, glar- 1 think the moult picturesque nn 1
ing into life bony'. eyes, '•to go up- Itnpresrlve part of the lestivllien
Maxrw an.t men It 1 left my land(- we have he•} err fur bag 'been lie.
bras=h nn comb 1n my tox,u. Tooth- mngoificent Omer made by the 1,x-
hermit nal comb, too(Ibru.li, tooth- .emhlnge of Indlan princes en mss. •,
1:14111, toothbrush 1 Don't forget in all their splendid raintent, J,•w-
eha'L I want, boy. Ant hurry, axe els and accoutrements. i1 remade
trot to get my train.' o:le of the "Arabian Nights," tin 1
"N -nn, dr, y -yes, sir," chattered make. ordinary "white trash,' In
i1"11144' prnsal0, )4Iglish hilar clothing,
Whitlow hung nb•mt Impatiently, loot so tame and eolurlr..•. All the
vine h ng (ha elm •k 11 • n 1,4,441 Only mime, 1 think European garment/I
two minutes In ,.pare! Jute am h/° entry off the palm for comfortnnel
.Aught tip hie big to depart 141!11• use. i believe tbnen terhans are a
tame on a dead rnn aero n the Dem,
hie fnon aglow with the sense of a
lofty mimeo'', will performed.
"Yen, etre Ile creel eageriy,'you
Irlt
window garnet bird at hle empty -
hen led emissary. The l►pa morrr•t,
bed tie wordy' eamn forth. Then with
nn Ir•nrtlenlnte snarl he tamed In-
to the waiting carriage.-Clecag,
News.
•
bre;vlths, eaten to;ether by open le -
1.7/1 lace over p'11 • green taffetas.
Tb'bleuo'Otisae•' %vat v4e1 In chie
lite, t!ie 1S;0 cet'ar a 1.1 I. f+ were
cmbruateied In p11•• ;free'', and
there wail n mousua • writ to match
4t liberty silk. .1 peseta blue to
had two wale Peewee trounce& lem-
m.d with filet taxation. Write dupen
Black rod Willie SIrlprd 1+111.
The bolk* was coronet w.tl+ 1rs'r-
t!oar, ani there ')vex n l'1; co: fir
a 111 stmt. fall s1 tete male of Ifd t
over the at k '111 • b 1: ens of black
and white silk also. Leif of ravleel
ere beteg worn, of tainted twee
or panted grass lawn; they ere
µa44+01 throug:I a n d• pa t.• be k o
1'n front an 1 11.81 with a bow not
long eerie leehlrul. A chuu to :meth 1e
generate linnet to the' oorrage.
l'retly 111110 1•oleros, which smart-
en up a boli -worn 1 oeloo wonder•
fully, are 41 black or white chlf-
fe'tas, scattered over w.th snot.'
'motifs" of lace, the Ira is hem Wig
t o le. At ht'h r re kit t e I tn;, a her on
the chest, lit"• sleeve.. wh'rh 2'0;)
at the ell:ow are also appliqued w.th
Ute Ince.
While ('lain. Crepe Shawls
embrnSlerel and fringed. are be-
hte resurrected, they are mounted
on a round yoke of elate I mbru de. --
est velvet, nod fall Ln a pitult at the
levet, low Over the skirt ; tier are
eremite d.•np • g e eon tree sboe'd et,
the *howl bane allowed to hang In
long pointe Again In front, With
these `shawl", trolls of delle nt' 1:
to kd til larrrt.d m14411n ale teen
a t • v
over to � p'1• color, Pepe L 11 k
blur:. Fo the op 'n nor tom:erte in
Ova Client le Klyeot'x. every second
woman bar her Perrot ruff's, tarry
The Ie -c1' tercet).
i elw.t-11Q4•'tlelle'as•eY II
Bet let ns re -crust the ehanifel! -
Hertley wee rtnaewhat ellsepp hnting
.irg a tut to thew011 v4 hn expected u,1 the �` /w rnliiiN6
.trKuuululr lit 001111• cul cuaqutlAngn / -
berome The Fa.Kllsli papers Mat eyelet
so flatteringly of than beforehand,
aur( gate .ueh (LIvors 4t. crltlelems
of their slue, that une had great
holm of their 1uoll•rr; At they evl-
demi1,4 hoe not the tough Meetug
posters of Jahn Dull and his eons.
Or, wt•re they p•rclience *IIerlralu-
/a1--stele .' Ali3 nay they surfed to the
hrterten and plc 11rerdpeenerr of the
regatta. 4%M h wax pert tler than
ever, with lite 01.111% (114 of foreigners+
and t ts'tiere to 51'1101+ On 111 1111. .td
]tetter!-Cltnnte ('lair
BANISHING A
DOUBLE CHIN.
•1i. •
(fele is a new pr(rrrlptiou for tau
w0entte with the double chin (0
follow_. One who hat trial 1t cl'llma
than the double elfin, hnr'I as :t Is
to reprove by lame treatment, oma
be net Ilfie.l If this "cern" ix per-
eietel In. Urasp us much of tree
chit as can be held between the
tl.nuill and forefinger, an 1 twirl
unfit ,it s11px out. Do thix many
111uea, bo both Ale. of tete chin.
Otte can form the habit of doing
It when reading. 1'l tang the heads
oil the cheeks, let the teuambe meet
meter Itte chin, *rad draw tlr•m
backward, Kress lig Tib'fiT-Ariel fbit-
le:Arlt; the chit. One must not press
4ageillrt the wialidpe. but ✓fly
eget/tort the wavier part of the joy.
i.net of 1:11, clasp the kende 1110ri
the forehead and bend tho hoed
riowly forwanl, retesting it nil
11114 tits' with the hauls. Bend till
chin rest■ oat alma. When this net-
tles. 144 fleet use( a p•uinful .011.1-
(1(40 will be felt In the cords of
the nick. This le only because lin-
ens' muscles are being etercln et.
and tall soon pars Away. Relax
thorunghly niter each motion; t:o
It four or five timer, then go to
u nset Iling Mee, eta! tame beck to
11. Five minutes daily given to
these three motion, «111 bcgle to
Plata* results In eh( works. The
field, «GI Knee the lower .,Igr, of
the cheek, first. re'motlug flee 011, I
11ea83 look which it nlwnys glass
the Inc.. Though the obstinate
double chin m'►y not be tenant/el
entirely, It will be nullified and
kept down.
A 1..1UNDIt4 NUTK.
Practical Ol,ectleus In Reg.rd to
the Shirts, ('oilers and ('alis.
Meet the maid -of -all -wort act an
laundress? It le unreasonable to PI.
pent herto be proficient In this part
of the household labor uMese she has
land .peers( training. 11 -rite out these
recta for her frequent reference:
Warts, collars, cuffs -everything.
In fact, that needs to be stiffened
and pollehed--rlaould be washed per-
fectly clean and allow to dry thor-
oughly before they are Marched.
Let them souk before weightier to
Luke -warm water, long enough to
thoroughly pollees the old starch.
If a shirt bosom dries dragging
slnntwl.e, the several thicknessee
tiling about, no after -effort w ill
:hio40 quite the proper smoothnes.
a 1 .01141(7.
1'Rh cuffs and cellars it in moult
thin same. hemp then) out straight
•
pMseeeefoe VI ON Itt>a
"For a number of peers 1 have had lag nitwit three quarte of Meet ml:k
mart of no °owe drop their (7141 'r 111 1 W104 A da.% By this time the stem.
um. 11(0 Ball. or early winter." nave &els will be strong puongh to ne+lm-
Ihtrq 411 l'. Marrow, of Rugby, Un- 111 le 111111 digest other heel The noon
m(n1 sbo411 t then 1• 1.111.444 roots.
tark,, "and 1 hate come to the eon- rb•'ppel oats .411,1 11.11 s4%4ed sheer
11111501 11011 (11 r • 14 n drtidedgain In bay If a separator U tint 1,1.1 nest
au +101.1{(. Tltr mf king satsun Is the milk is set In .hnIlow pans or
lengthier.' ; cows coping In frail' be- deep settiug vatic, It
fore ,flarlr.nt is, by liberal feeding in Should AIwr311 be W arwe+t
tip to new 11111
heat beforee
being
fel. If It 1. fel cold or too hot It
10 apt to produce bloating and scour&
When through careless feeding.
texturing it allowed to b'wrwe Otran-
to ((core le 110 remedy. When meal(
TLcy aro rented: lit the early fall lel not doing well, break an egg tete
when the pastures are at their pour- its milk; this Gots as w tool, and
ort. At (hit llm: tIti grass Is goner- adda strength to at• ratio,.
ally dry, p enl ee and Burnet up. As To supplement the loss of better
we new o,, the skim 11+61 one calf to fat In milk, talo for 1:1 celve.t over
molt cow, 11 Ir tory Important that two month Nd, four cup*. of flat
the trews 4hotil1 ]tato two meatus' reed, pat It Into • common stove pot
rot: owl of the twelve. M'ben the and fill op with watt. Ito tld•t after
eJWr ern latk.x1 to wattle a couple enema, and allow It to simmer all ar-
id we. Ike of u thing they get no ternooa and evening. Next morn-
oluu1o• to recuperate. The cull genre- ing boll smartly for about one half
ally armee with hoar. stir In some wheat flour, until
.4 Wrel.rurd 4'11.1117 the agitate" le about the oonslrtency
and floes not mak•• nu rapid ur sane- of tie porrldgs. A MY three months
fuetarry a Rtuwth w the first ale old will tate a cup full of tele flax
to ►(ethr, n■ w11et flit sow has had a seed tea porridge Ie Its skies milk.
lair p.,l, 1 for rest 1111.1 recuperation. The flour is used to counteract the
After a ions term of experience 1 hineering effeete of the flax .eel
have c -4m., to the couclusiuu, cuurkl. ('are tenet be used et first not to
rring the increased price of winter over -teed but to work up gradually
furter, the long ml.kttg mason, reel- to what 1 have reentloued, with skim
Ing when the genes is pelor, that 1n milk, flax reed tea, roots, (hopped
«1,4(4,4 dlrlreinat, cows 51448 at least oats, nand clover hay. see with corn-
:, pee (teat. mere milk to the season fortable wean pros, kept Olean met
then if they. caro • In fresh 1n the well bedded. Calvet§ can In title way
miring m Oaths. Again. an early win- be raised mach more profitably In
ter ur fall °elf Is quItn as hoary at winter than In summer. When a
separeter 1. need It Id best to skim
the froth off the skimmed milk an.l
not feed it to the young calve/. es-
pecially those funder three menthe.
It has a trdeocy to disturb, the nor-
mal action of the ttomn,h. and .Pt
"p fours. Whenever & calf 1. scour-
ing
Itedure the (J.sol117 .1 Skim N1114.
Be careful to have the pall from
which the calves are ted as clean
es possible, With skim milk at the
right temperature, fed out of pails
as clean as your milking palls, In
net too large quantities. and fed
regularly, there twill be but little
trouble from calves Bennett;
In warm weather calves should be
sults are obtained by kept In during the Arty time, and
]removing the New Bor■ (sate turned out In the Pvenln(t. '[tins
without allowing the mother to nettthey will ,*vo0ld the shot run and
It. tidbit dry with n wisp of straw,
fees. Whole or chopped opts should
pit it Into a roomy, dry, warm pen, be fey A mlrture of weaole rind
free from frosts or drafts, nn 1 give chopped oat., about A cupful (wire
/t no milt for the first twelve honr11. w (Icy for nn ordinary razed male
When a calf l.. flungry It 1. not near- cru 5f*tll feedinparrturg,
ntll he sufficient.sa1'•
13' NO mush trouble to tench It to Far full feeding, until the rnotswrl
drink. The first two week+ It le grete.l, there Is nothing equal
rbonid here a le green corn run through the eot-
ryuart of whole intik hag tun and mixed with some chop -
three times a day. rare being taken p to l 1xt11,
that the noon milk Is warmed to new The mein point In calf feeding is
milk het. For the nett three to never allow them to stop grow -
week', half :t gnnrt of liken milk lee, an.l in the case of beef ant -
should be Added to the whole milk meet, keep them in geed flesh. In
et each meal. When the calf g••to fooling entree, as In every system
to be five weeks obi deicontlnee the of feeling. the extremes of over
boon nillk, naso the whole milk, glt- and under feeling are to be avoided,
elute?, sulk nearly tie well In the
u:ar17 rummer when the pastures are
at their Inst, a1' oowe that eurlu in
!cowl In March. '44c ml k ten mouths,
Idvlelg the o,ws two months' rest•
two and oul-•Itt►lf years as a spring
o alt Is at three yrurt eel. There IN 11
gain of III mintier in the age of the
o tit, the rosette for tire being that
it 1r weaned off the all k In June, gore
011 to grtiee'Is fel n little grain or
moat all snnmer, and 111 the frill it
Is a reel, strong hefty yeerling,
anti whiter, 111114311 better than n
spring c 11f, which in just weaned in
tttw'(f1111 and goer into winter.
When a calf 1e dropped It Is not
goof practice to allow the cow to
fondle and !irk her offrpring. When
the separation does take place there
Ls always et disturbance in the cow
'table; the. mother gets excited, and
some nervous cows rrmnln 440 for the
beet part of a week. Better re -
anti . 1.g them sit that warp and
woof • *41 t 1'+1.'. [iN1�N177 W'N'�ti��tiNti�N'N�'W N'N'W1
When shirts err moody for the (ilia +
l.+.nre n'Wveigith thenf til proper-$ QUESTIONS OF ETIQUETTE
ly-t Mit , •«Ill' the shoulders ItRht-
ly }aid ov r It, the bosom
hanging
smooth an straight between. ••
gee sat■d,
BABY'S Until TABLETS
Por Week amid•tefcty (shod»w Der -
tee the Bel Weatasr.
Thousand.' of children die during
the hot weather nineties, blooms wea-
ned' t Omplallite nn 1
1a-err(Omplalrtunn1 stoma:h truubl ,
r
h•vethee meant at hunt topromp ty
(leek end carie them. In homes wnete
1:•th3'. Own T,Meto are used them.
preemie httte five -stein be .*year, nt111
hu h„me where Ih4re are ad/tote an i
31111115 ehlldren Mendel be without
t lent.
ltnby'e Own Tablets will promptly
alts 1111 elnmarh nn 1 b,wcl trenbeee,
nna aro a grunt r.tt'f to teething
eh 1'ren. 'tie. 'fall •t. ere ,11111 an Ill'
n positive gr►arantre that 1he,t (on-
4tdht neither opiate nor harmful.1rue.
Combed In n powder they can l's
ihen with nb•olnte onn f.ty ton014
rn babe, yore. It. F'ergoeon, 1151
dntfiebl etre,•t, ,)lontrw11l. stye: ''I
have 1swv1 B•by'4 Own TAblpt. nnet
bete room( them the h,,,( mr,It In" 1
have /ter given mil .hll.lren. My
b1143' haw nlwnys horn shall eta d. 1 -
rate and "offered: NO awash 11441 sem-
inar with hl• teeth that 1 .:Id net
Sheik he wont l live. Then 144 wens nt-
t::cit d wllh.lysrhtery, n revert 11 Aran
sal ereigh. As trodo'tor'. mMll.lne
.old not help him, 1 ,int for Baby's
Own T.'tblrt., an! they did hln a
wolmlerf4A amomllt of good, and he In
lbw getting on spire 11.113. 1 gladly
give ml etp.riens, for the benefit of
(Ohre mother..." if your drtittel: t
1'`0^11 net keep there TnJ1hots they will
bPst'ntbyman plod pitI rat ea tante
n ho, by wrltlix•dirent to the n1'.
wiiiIanne M.11e1.0 Co., nrockvllie,
est., or Oebaa.stad7, 11. T. 1
terrible business! -tit stay "nothing
of the weight of the jewels :1141
g olden embroideries. The with (71
the
young earl of Atmedet
✓ emotes a Melly pathetic flglre
from the ranks of English debility.
1 euppove no one has suffered mole
than our Prefilter Duke, I bell e
lea simply I'Ldlzetl hit poor afflicted
boy, null then it is 111113," -nd
who.. the title pn411es In an Indirect
line. 111e outlier nvaa a bigot.. I
and euotere Indhlunl, who spier,(
110 money to benefit her church awl
creed, flied herself.
i have open lit•• •l111ldo ui th11 ec-
leeet litre nunnery wile befit
at Arun.lpl. It a "raison metr("I
never -ruling pito-ere for the real
of the dtt^hess. A hnmifud of Carme-
lite 111011 are to mpt..•1 there, 1•1,1
tate! It to tient to pr.u*. t triter.. the
DOESN'T THIS 1, OOIC 1"ETCHIND 11
they want, and -they get It 1 The
gene tern drawletcls I ser to laying In
eleckeof'!rete m•iteranld la that It is
difficult to fled n good tailor to tarn
them into sear( frocks. Urcetmnkrrs
-cat vn encore, hut talent; are '
tin onttle4" met few, very few, will
mike up Ind les' own materials. It
may not ire too late to
Tell the Ilaeralllan 1..4101
whew return home ti delayed ou ac-
crued, of the p,ttponrmrnt of the •
Corennlion, of an exo,Ilent Hurn
whose. 111, Ir Is not only first -chest
tut French. ad he has worker) with
the lest I'.,r ,l•ln laymen. M. Italie.
t� south 31011011 ,trot, New Mona
,treel, *till. dieing A1151141 111.1 )(zlr•
1rm!/T, m. ke up hullos' own 5(1(1fs.
He starts ut five 4;uleens for it tam-
ple, well -cut coal Alxl Akaall Ilned
ml: e a 1. worwrer'u,
r, , And•for eightm
pitmen yen i y nor. a ellnrmllqg
m sir(. lie la pnr11cnlnrl,v clever at;
mu 111 tray.11inm enol taunter ferret-,'
of a,nit1tk_o1a 1t w111 he well to go
•
t'onvernhm of Englan 1" lm nit
devotional elebke't with them, but
quite n Pe, ondary nffatr. When the
edifice «1414 op •.n'd nn 1 the Or lar ',-
rdoyurnti 1, Moo rignenr Cape al-
drees0dl the ifeterIe•utem, and gavethem lhrlr rule. of 111.' They were
he
never to dee n 11114:14, '.115 nntald(
the wells, never to PI1r3rh•1 the
lease, n:'ver to 1P at rn ; P.111`11 they
felt nelrrp from shr.•r Wenr:04's.4 1
b' 1
meat • meeting up i, their entire,
nal they moor tate It In tisenl to
prey for their ptttemees. 4 b•41r•ve
they the very short ll.'s they nen
elmovt beyon I ,ndaranef', bet 1t
"n'. poor eoml aeon.. out nnnlher en -
tern the pr140n, nn 1 tel It lii'1 go
on. '''TI a an old wort!, 1113 M 11lcr.1'
1 trey
rots Omen for it week end to Tor-
ey the other day, it wee. I..ut.In5 !
14. Ray nal height wllh the elcly
std eh'ps of the fleet In Tor Bay.
where they heel wsmembled atter
4*p'thend. The senrrld'Rht, were
most p'rinreeq•he each n'ght, 11.1
with the hiItlit l3 It em:nnl..h.pl• es
Mede n meet tithe ne e'en". The
eolNse&Pllr.ty 1 r:• n 1c n :d w.'e 1.0 sl
ltn*,b^1'y, who item • in 111., y.11lit
11h mandn7 et an to chnrrh.
The great told le of Interns( *1.
week tied are
(nil Willie t11* tishine," an make your
hay a for, wit' -i he 11rOnfea enrn
known on this elle 01 thp "direr
etreik," 41111 pr4ers may 1.rroner 1114
ler them trly. Sly friends who leave
lean to ]him look extremely elite In lira
pewee, an I • time a1: 1.1.1drn to him.
Aho•n F. been". -.. .
1 mud: 11010 give yam a few French
fmahuou tante Rule of 1414 munu•ul.
Send,'nil the rlegtante ',PPP tlric-
Ing In the Rote. or setting ender the
noacawg, wear w.1 elegant light -]mat
clever. or rnlhrr looms cont, with
p
lig Jnanesine shares. A pretty 0111/
le In sllveey grey Meth with
Ii•r.leri115 and 4rwenry In rnlhrr
tbrrrl. Another In duet enlnr
1111 hamlet of waiter. . Jn)enr1P em-
broidery. They 411& very elite,
thrown open In dt-piny their own
lovely Previte en! tit- summer rod-
' melt 1eft a'h mom t40'11Ih. man-
t0nr 1. a hl t sine's')') Dnp • of pale
tial h. with clip•( end deep mone-
ys titer reef,. of another tone. or In
ole( ge'ppaor.. There n?.: tabs• and *
filth co1lwr of velvet, nn 1 risme en.
1`.eper ,''welled heittoes no n flnIA
l'er the hitt fl we'll w t'• three Mt
1 (e ftlnat %M'* el I• loaf 4 tell sway.
ns K did three ninth. aro A oret-
i t)/ weagmgMel wide rprtigdieg opsit,
with hewer petals sewn niop;r the
hems .of the frill', or Inaertrd I:0-
tween the mw -e of tu:les or ehlf-
fon. Othere have tiny !dnt-
tlfp:'d tin el, n or brair to es
hanging by lhrlr stalks. Thn
flit store of white mewed out
and ostrich feathers mixed, also en -
(risme a pretty face entrancingly.
Another quaint conceit seen et
theme el freneo entertainments In the
pretty little feather fen with n
Iona handle! lorgnette attached 10
it. Tide pale blue feathers of the Jay
n1' peraoxpmret are mo,l.ted In tortoise -
n11111, which also reframes the eye -
glamors. The French are more than
ere) this nhremer afflicted nith
"motorkes'•! Many have hurl most
luturliutly fitted up men. built far
them for mummer touring or ramping
tett pertiro. Teere le a merfeetly nr-
rnngedj " leluc " ]('Utah goes Into.
n xt t0 no apace, and ample pigeon
holes for clothes' and other areae-'
aerie, of are: for, you (((Nest find the
F'reitult going in for raa1Ullra(1'lt. ex-
cept through dire neeve0mlty 1 Thep
rler,aexl 40111."
renege how much happiness depends
on being provided with normal enm-
Boll, skin a trim a tongue, cut
in ellen end edthe whites of Me
herd bollel egg , chat in similar
ppiec40. Gut flee tit stalks of three
heroin of celery an mix with the
tongue and egg.. . ke a dressing
by beating 'together spur rgga. Mc
tahlespooneful of vinegar, five of
melted butter, one of prepared mus-
tard, one of sugar and-.two-thIrds
0l a cupful of cream- Put aver the
fire in A double boiler rind cook un-
til ea thick *e custard net aside to
cool, seas= with salt and rill enne,
thin with lemon juice, mix wit the
tongue and other Ingredients nd
nerve.
How 11e Won Icer,
"&b." niched the rich widow : "how
110 1 know that you do not tenth to
merry me simply for my money '•
"iha.rt: mg !•" crtp.l the man, who
weft yowler enough to be her non ;
"have 1 not w•rttten poetry for the
mngazlnel ? And did Teti over hear
of n poet w114) allowed money nett -
term to atter Leto his calculations?"
(toted Bales.
Jnrob Abbott, author of the Rollo
books awlmit. h other nnefol and In-
t eresting. nftllongli old-G•ash'oned
Jarenilo literature, Ilya down the
following fthdnmental ruled for
troctrochee/.en.1 parents:
"When you cotl0Pnt, eoneent cor-
d 11y.
hen you refuter., refuse tinnily.
"4 ten you puree*, punish good -
tatter 117.
'Com en often. N•a,er neold."
Romp talky entente.; on tra,hing
contain 1 w pedagt.gfeal wisdom.
An Amer, in Nit 1►nlwllled,
It to not n1 nye that American
wit Is quicker hen that of Eng-
land. A early , travelers from
thin coentry re approaching
titralforil-on-1400. a e Or the men
tho.i ht hr.WW111 h, vo tome fun
«1:14 tit '• gu'de. 41 'h en h' piety ar-
rived tit the town, a as the
guide was pointing out
of Intermit, the gentlema• pulled
ltlm.,lde, amu. a1 :. '•Syr. •
In thae dcn-n 41444a11 ttna man
mere ?" The glee, looked) n(
mom^nt andreptr.l eery servo
T.. Whlr he wee else leveweee M
he p'ncaa
Kindly inform mo whet would be:
°aren't for A brklegnom tit a quiet
noon church wielding an regard to
wmrtng apparel. What etylo Ent,
color of the, Miore, gloves, to be worn
with n Heck cutaway coat and
walste'x►t and light strlpal trousers :'
A Render.
Prince Albert or entnway coat,
preferably the former ; 115110 striped
trousers. black aok or white waistcoat,
white et k four -It -hen 1 the white
pearl grey glover w'11II hea'•y stilch-
ing• patent leather shoes, high hat
(elev.
---
Will you kindly millets me what
would he oOnsWrnld good form under
the following clre meinnees? A
• ermine Indy le to be married about
re mnatbe after her father's de -
o se. Would you advise deep mourn -
I for her trousstwlt or would It be
per bselhle to aasums black and(
whit nft'•r ber marriage ? Inquirer.
It 114 be perfectly correct noel
teeny h1tter to (sate off deep mourn-
ing and ear black 0114 white. It Is
n mistake unfree neenlnt.ly ueert-
n ary, to p t deep monrning into n
Ironewoou w. k.wp.-
forts. 11' they nleep "a 1a ptnile" fee
choice. It be made, as far nee
possible, w bra( of rosea, Po,
three mditnr4 ural their motor
"l+tggery" are nth Inert its perfectly
',Monied At .F'reneh alt can devise.
Their
ISeenl.11ely Kett Roads
matte the mistime the poetry of mo-
tion, Anti the lovely erenery would
therm the eye of an wnoorlte of the
moot pepielmIMtle type. There w111
some he a great meth to the 140111-
1117 re.ortp, Tra►vUle, dabnnrg,
Drwav111e, Ple., as we11 wa to those
s40laller "ioeliloa," fltretat, Dtto.,
(Hs culls, to.. where the famona
half -wavy honsee, "IA Batson Fatten.
tine,' Hotel (leIlhenele la Cfngner
ant," (dear to the AmwrlPanol, and
the '"Hotel d. Able." altreet sea,
crowd' of snjrwremers *eery Angntt
The hotel, are f1Uwd with tretvrnlro
of wrtte's, author*, eomrdtenees, end
srelt0crets, wt►ieh slaw. the gamint
Md hosterleowith their elennlr
Malik gond rooting, end alert Ml
gwrito , drllghttel old place. to
1'r
10 it coneider1 improper not 10
o:rugratulato a } une tatty Villa had
announced her engagement to be
mnrrlaf. If ten is not an Intimate
friend 7 Puzzled,
There la no reviann why anyone not
an Intimate frlrml Owed 1 not con-
gratulate w 3oeng lady on her en-
gagement. It would be Ascus 440
tits tire 1111 expressing an 1 terest In
The young badly. ---
I'I'nse let me know Ir'w much lull-.
le nerd(!: r gulf. 0 bur n b 11ais
not wearing a train 7 What 'Pete
mimes, with a grey 11s1 dregs, at rt1
n lmis,"t p Iv/Ito emelt hg? Also color
Of t•leer, f Wool 111 b•peep r f,r t:e
bride to carry 11 'were, or cell ohs
Weir abs. gm•t•be0 sag'?
iatrrrntdd.
The. b 4144'' v. 11 mint be long ennegll
to reach to the hem of the mk'rt.
Peteat teatime tins. white glace kid
res. Tlio bride Mudd Harry n
4j.-awalta--(mese(--at--.brio
thee of year d111+1ea are very fnel+-
Ionnble, nod white moot nee nJwnys
la style. A emelt oprny of real
memo ter weem. Ilt getm1He ed tel
to the Magnet. The brie, may wear
• spray of flowers on her gown as
well as carry a bouquet.
Will Ton ba kind emitted' to Inform
me In the etineette column what
50.41 mann-re rrqulre of a young man
atter Ile has d:tncwd with n young
lady f Can he excuse !emelt Imme-
tilately after haring n.rorted her to
her scat, or sleeted. be enter into a
con%ersntlnn with her, ete.f
J. T.
It 111 not niee•&•try 'for • young
gentleman to remain and enter Into
com-erstitlor abler lin has •,torted
bis partner to her seat. H• can
then exruae h'm*.rif, twat If the young
lady le a stranger It would Ise both
. ourterele and kine( to Introduce wee"
of his frien+le, and lo remain w race
meet en that the yot1ng lady wIU
rot feel unrt'mfortnble at being left
nlone.
bite„ell a woman who is married to
e okrotor tee adereweat a, Mrs 1Dr,l
T. H. Brown or Mrs. T. H. Breen :'
Render.
It Is quite Inees-rmt to /waders' a
wentan by her huxhnndl's title "Mrs.
T. H. Brown," If the nemeel are not
written out In full-- never "Mrs. (roe
T. H. Brown."
Will }tit kindly manors' through
}our columna the following: Correct
dram for n wedding taking place at
mix In the evening, find whether crush
or silk hat ix eorrert ? l'. F. C.
Fun Oran, Is always errerect after
sox o'o'n•k In the (',ening, but In mem-
mor, when the (taps nee no {mow and
If the weakling is not a formal affair,
the bride 0111 wear n travelling drew
nail the bridegroom n Prince Albert
cat with light Irousers, either (lack
or white wadalmoat and white four -
In -hand tie.
The alit hat IN correct with either
full deem or the Prince Albert Dost.
'Would it be pmper for a young
lady t•0 accept en ]nutation to the
theatre, driving or to go out 0111-
✓ rwlee with n gentleman who has
(rely celled to nee her three nr four
t lees f A. B.
A young Indy elouhi not neeept
any invitations from a young gen-
tlemen unfelt. .he hna known lilm
for some time, nn! hn In w f.1-nd of
her family. It le never well for n
I4.ly Mr Ar4•.pt '1111 Mtt.nllhn of •
new o(spantntnnrs.
GREAT . RE IN WELLAND
An Old and Highly Respected Resident Cured of Kidney Disease and Liver Troubles
By Dr. Chase's Kidney -Liver Pills.
Ur Jelin Willens, a retired carpenter, who here heed( in W. -fiend, Ont., for 80 yeeree, «titre -"Home
ears nae f wee nttwrked walk 11 ln.y trouble. end l new en rnn down end em*rtated that my entire
npp'•nrnnrr• was .ngereellre of phy,lnnl (brittle. 1R time rum the r pinint grew «ores and Varese
(en,pllcnl4441 with 11 e (reeler, Ila:ad bind painsneroao the back/ sailup the ►plan( 001nm*. had ,phis with m7
l,.•:.rt. p1
1n nn.1rr the right ehonld^r, bilious headache about half the time, Indigeello*. teller and restlemeees
tit 1115114, nn11 rlr•pwrsalnn 0l .1411(0.
I times 1 .vn. Ineapoeltat'.• 1 for work, and hall opent probably one hun.red dollars In different
medicine, with ne pereolvnblo 10.,1 (0. iotctors' wirier protml Ilkewl•P of nn nvnll.
Finally. nn the advise nf a friend I began taking iit. ('how's 1(1•Inr, [Aver P111., end in n short Mee
the hell m}mptom• begets to gradually dteappenr, and hyo the time f heel ,i.oI flee or etc Poore" 1 was anle7-
Ing bM ter health then 1lied 1n many years, 111 of whieitit dna to the vir1•ne, of Dr. ('hese'. Kelsey Lever P1114,
'airier 111* ria"esPr 1 herr adyhwl ntkors In profit l'7 my expert -net. Some hove .lona so nn.1 aro• well.
while other. .111 ane 1111.1 111 wt. .nreilmlerl to Ilam dre\dfltl 4i.0a2. Inco n (Mimi wit norm to the valne0f the"
grate mrdlrisse. and 1 not fell of eta h i"lnsm In Imp'trtlIR the geed *ewe to nthertr who ere *ffliete4 as 1 was
111' Chnst'* 1•6111ey LIPP( pill., one p111 a doss. BS moats a box. At all dealers et 0,1meseee, Rafts
& Co., Toned', -