The Signal, 1903-1-29, Page 3Some Stunning Toilette's.
Tbo holiday reurua inraiiabiy
brings about n failing of( lu the
at:endaece, of *mart folk a1 toe
theatres', aye Lady Modish In Town
!ropier.
Netertlielesr beautiful toilettes
have been cuorplcuour at several
playbourer during the port fort-
night.
Of oue of there the hat war lh•,
mart 'aril/lug feature. It was trey
targe, of whit.. fur felt,"and it wow
plm(wt covered with chroeuutlu mune,
of the byt LInkSii white vurlety, with
undercur,Wg petals.
t.4 thrix -quarter Boat of white
broadcloth partially covered a while
net gowu, gurulsbed with tel:et
1 lowers.
The coat was, lucked all over,
stave where there were wile iteerr-
t lotw of Bruges Wee. it ca,s;aue of
welch abio uriumeuloi.t the entire
length of front.
A wuwau In it scarlet gown ,node
In sample Prinoeer style wore to
charming contrast as blown ail -
'Jun cloak au:1 lint of brown ,.Ir
Jett..
The hat was tILe.t to just talc
right abgie by uterine of a duel. r
of rel turebudr, which wets t:wk'•1
snugly under one side of the brunt
The top` trlmmltigr el
-were 'Iso re
chiffon. ribbon nod rosea
It ons a curlour combination 01
colors. but moll effte.the. -
fourko ('ockrut cavorted two
Ihnuetsauely gowned women lu n
box at the Sljen Theatre a few, eten-
tugs ago.
tine wore IS white xpnnglee!
inme, made lit the menet extraordi-
nary nt.'uoer. It iota t111.o-etch wl le
Insertions of block jetted lace, cross.
ed :X-fnMhton over the beck awl
front. The cartel war .,i move•! ,w.I
etrlkheg that the tell tte escaped no
one. •
The hat war n white, *Oatbra-
ver. covtre0 with delicately tinted
orchils' 111 pink and ,white: Trim-
med among these wart n terbium' path'
blue autili nbloNi, with mold falling
Jiimt toter the liner.
There were oleic flowers ant rte.
bow uneer the left -std.. of the (ran,
where It turned alightly away lroir,
the few..
Ono of tee wuet delicate. becom-
ing and ravishing a .tomes I have
wen this winter is. a sllveregrey
crepe de cline front one of the beet
Parti houses.,
It 1s trimmed. the bodies. only.
with .ilk antique lace. Tete Is ,.•t
in r►- very .hallow lolit'd yoke. and
again nt the waist line. for ti,,
depti of 'lout • two Intra, - it Is
*Islhle-
The finest of haul shirring. alter -
rutting wit h closely etltelie.l iani.
of crepe de chine. forms the body
of ter' waled, nN well as, the tope of
tin sleeve..
Dangling grey milk ornaments de-
corate the front rand sleeve:+ nem.
Tho latter nee quite too vial orntt•
to descrll e.
Below- the seem -1 tap the fulloovs
•1s left entire to tie elbow. where it.
•Ie (vaught Into a whet•) kinono-lik•.
cuff of Idea trowel bark. aitch.rl not
atlortierffewHIt btu• urea ni ntr. •
Beloit► tide la Still another more
iiuodeet fullseist or pnff. ending in n
'handsome pointed lace Buff; the lat-
tice 1s fralher-)»nasi and -perfectly
,etnished. '
The. *let Is a gem. It has a chert,
hip yoke and slender front p.;ynel
roeching to the )ottom.
Ten rows Of flnert hand shlrrlu';
are joined to this yoke on each elle
of the panel. and .thew, alternate
with bands of rto.ely «t{trhwl crepe
to form the entire rides and Wick
or the skirt.
There are no Imo than ten series
of sl,trrings and stitctling'. en either
Nide. of It.
About the bottom le a geminated
and very full asror.l;ron pinlfe.l
flounce of crepe do chine finished
with severe[ ruching.. The skirt bas
hot a particle of trimruing' Atte thin
exquisite hand work. an 1 It la b'au-
tlful.
The new ,Tnp.arwes choke for opera
next .venlne [tear are ',nether fea-
ture of the new stylise for winter.
Theme are Just art gorge'oum nlr the
orientate wear them. anal only slight-,
1•v modified in shape.
One worn at the opera Inst week
on two different oemelons was ON
pals. yellow wilk, elaborately em-
broidered In large red poppies and
green leaves.
Its wide sleeve., not so loose ae
PAINFUL PERIODS
are overcome by Lydia E. Pink -
ham'. Vegetable Compound. e
Mhos Menard cured after doc-
tors failed to help her.
"Lydia F. Pinkham'. Vege-
table Compound cured me after
doctors had failed, and I want
other girls to know about it. Dur-
ing menet.rnation I suffered most
intense pan low in the alxlomun
and in my limits. At other times i
bad a heavy, depressed feeling
Which made my work et'em twice
as hard, and I grew pale and thin.
The medicine the.doctor gave me
did not do lie ono bit of good, and
I was thoroughly dieeournge(l. The
doctor wanted me to stop work, but
of course, I Could not do that. J?
finally began to take Lydia E.
Plnkham's Vewetahloq Compound
and felt better after taking the first
bottles
sixbot.
bottle, and after taking
I was entirely cured, and am now
in perfect health, and I am mo grate-
ful for It."- MrM (3zonate Memel[?),
137 E.152nd St. New York City. -
t110ee ,...a ill ..1 1•W e1 Ow* letter wooing
rtere.'.w... .14w14 M erwrw..d.
Lydia F. Plnkham'. Vegetable
Cotepnand curve female I11. when
p11 other means have failed.
the original at the armhole, were
put.kkre 411ghtly, Ili was also the
body of the cloak
11 had a rtrulght, lose lack,
rhowtug the flowers in cluster's, ural
flan about 44 hello long.
A white gown, with ether tiptoe
glee and a rupx rubuudnnee or Jewels,
wan worn un,e'r this gorgtour ether.
It w•0111.1 he old to predict a rrtivn1
of spangles nal colla Jet gown', but
iIdiwatiunv really eeew to point that
%tu,v. No less than it dozen of there
brilliant eroutliour were mprinkle'1
'Ostia the horoshoe at every opera
performance this week.
lilost of thee., gowns It'll ol•Nlgmr
w•role(tlt out In tho Irlderoeut bits of
tlu4 el.
Brill 'cowrie are made a filmy and
clinging as p es db'r, wit plenty -of
fullness about the 0111 of (1144
,.
ku•l.
All are r e. e t-
1 �n 1 ut with {II u
'ton
Ince Tlow•eYre, end d not a little
I r
fringe.
Although one seer litany pallet(en
awl scintillating spangles o, all va-
rletlea,'-the gown. Itwu'If court he Port
and eillow•y, with this 'sort of or-
letmnntatlou usel with sparing di.-
cretlon.
Yellow not over milk. with a p:all-
iettal border of gold n foot deep,
maker n stunning toilette for a dark-
h;i1hel Woman.
IFACE MAKING AN f
AM TO HEALTH.
"If you want to improve your face,
make, faces." say.' Prof. Anthony
Barker. That Is the beet way. to
treat 1t to uphill:.lirtg physical rul-
tune. exerciser. It mound.' simple
enough and silly enough. But It is
neither. .\ short trial will prove
that the right kind of faces can-
not be mask' In al jlUv, although.
with n little patient prec:dce they
earl bo 'secured.
\Vhile yet aro praelleuig set will
feel that the ficial menet''' are be-
ing stretrhel and brought Into play
paleness among 8e'lentary l*u.l
am they hate not loon In years.
Teas rhoul.t 0(4411 11184' you That phy-
v
A MOTHER'S DELIGHT.
b SWfiee Her Little- oars le-althy,lto ey
A and )lapel .
All mothers delight in Neeilrg their
Moo ones bright, roily awl happy,
but unfortunately all mothers do not
um' the beet method., to gain this re-
sult. When baby IN cropn next fret-
ful they give him "soothing .tuff.,"
believing they are Hieing 111m -but
the result I. just elle upposetr•, nt
these et.u(te ug stuffi are i )iaOnnmM
1n.l dongeroure lope.'. Own Tab -
I. t., d.uukl elw:lyn lx' used end they
will M' toned a prompt relief feud
speedy cure• for all the minor nil-
nl.•nlr from which little ones suffer.
UI experienced mothers tow threw
tablrtr, end all mother.' who tow
them torahs) them. OLev. A M. Bleck.
sat. Peters. N. 14., easy's; "1 11er.- 11.,.1
(Ion Tatbk-ts` for. 'lust of
tiro ullmeulr. tram which little tare
suffer. and 1 find them .-the best
medicine. I have ever tried. Nu
uolhe•r thrukt be without them in
the hottoe."
Theme L.Irletr are geed `(or chil-
dren of nil ager and carogiven
with absoluto safety to a',new-
I :)rti babe. 4.41.) by drnggielu or`-Cnt
by mall at 2:11 cent,. a box by writing
direct to The Dr. \Niihau oe Medicine
Co., Brockville, Ont. Send um your
name on a poet cart and tvo will
mail you n valuuMs) little look on
the care of Infants and young chil-
dren.
.ienl eniturc for the face by ntak-
lug (neem im not se) r:tlicnioas as
It would seem at first blush.
The• benefits that neernr to loth
:nen nod women from making the
faces Wroth described teal or (.1 -
tern manatee -n day, either opts'
rising, or before going to bed, are
mnhifokl.
They will roun-1 out and natur-
ally fill emaciated. thin told hatchet
faces. Sleeken eyes, hollow rbetess,
aril nese'. 8huormrall, thiel ix•tw ea
the eye. will dUNappsar.
'fl,ev will reduce to mol:' per-
fect outlines facers burdened with
sup.rflurn v fies,h Double clin%
puffy *rev; ami Tlnbby, down -hang -
Ing cheek, cannot exist long for ll.e
man oho makes lace..
They tela" keep the eyes bright.
They will prevent wrinkle, that
enr'wnrn look, and defect. of
the .kin.
They will do nwny with exeemave
anti oaly blu.,hing among those who
have that eruberrni.tng trait. Mun-
cie'. healthily thickened by, r•xerd'e
anti under centre' will riot permit
Wood to rush mo suddenly to the
surface am thin; flabby and power -
hem fleet,.
The ohrwing muscles will be nettle
etronger and mastication inn teri-
ally Hided which to turn will eon -
tribute to bettor digest:on and es-
shellntirxl of fond.
Ileennar the facial m,, ales will
he filled with a bountiful supply of
fresh blood. woandi will heal wore
quickly and lo' les. likely to leave
.cn r..
Women ttIII not find it nerPmi
ney
to resort to rouge anti other n0-
ceuuorle, of the toilet to get
rendre.-an.l-cream cheeks, cherry•
red lip., ip.nrkllng, dancing eye•.
And charmingly r•ontrnettng facial
lights and shadow..
Thr.* facial exercises alto develop
the neck 'ext throat. By etrength-
ening the throat mueelem that part
of thn hotly Is better guarded
against all the Ills peri l:nr to It.
The froom mndw work nil these ben-
efit, by nnueing large supplier" of
blood to be'sent nil over the face and
neck, the flood Minding up end
burning away whatever neer0«nry.
It (tile n t the thtp face: It Carriee
away superfluous end enenmbering'
flesh on the fat face, and altogeth-
er it Imparts new energy and pow
er to all parte of the fora
In bele(, whoever maker" these face's'
will be bleared with features thnt
are full of vitality and the power
of constant atlrnetlon, became ev-
erybody Blow to seen lnlmnn being
A Is
Who the picture
of health.
Exercise I. -For developing the
macho of the nook nod the upper
part of the breast there le no bet-
ter exorcise. Among the mnweles af-
fected are then" which join the face
At ewes .1rle of the Ilpe and from
there spread oiler the front of the
neck end olnar normal the breast.
Therefore, whenever One ev'retun
le executed the whole cheat le rile
ed up eosekterably. 11-' aiso removes
•
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FROST
The .uu.a•.t
.ad I...bMet
V.I. 4.ou
1f we are not represented in
your district write us at once
about the agency. Good open-
ittgsfor good [nen. Orders eastly
taken. Results satisfactory.
MOST Milt MCI CO'll.td,
•luerq, r... •.II.n(, 011.
vre,s es si
ivrinkler from the forehead and
around the eyes and maker the lips
etrouger and more pliable.
To do tele exertlee firma opera the
mouth, draw down (tie corner's, and
wrinkle up the forehead, all am much
draw the lower Ilp and adjacent
mercies up toward the twee. 'fry to
make the 111) touch the tip of the
nose �
Bring all the muscles around the
eta pe)wrdblo. Then, huldlug tier pos-
ition, put the Jaws firmly together
earl hold until weariness comes.
It Is better to do tier anti a1' the
other eYereIH r gently at first,
In-
vreaming
the 10114101 and energy
try hard to elute the Iipr over '(11e
opened Jaws.
All of the wander in the oeatr'tl
part of the face to the line of the
rose are stretched and 4evelop-d.
The exercim oleo helper to 'flake the
Chiu normal anal shapely and re•
mover wriukler around the -lips nasi
lower part of the nose.
Everette, 4 -This dlrseettrr hollow
cheeks' awl replacer them with nice-
ly rounued ones. It IIINO rtreag(.iousv
the chewing muscled, and In tier
way greatly aide u,articatioi rind
digest tom.
With the mouth slightly .hut,
draw tbo lower Jaw to the :•(g'It
(or left) as far an possible, awl then
pull the flesh over the teeth In the
some direction ns nuu•h ,lad ;to hard
MN )OU cute At the mama time shat
the eye* and pull the adjacent radi-
cle together. -' -
Fiercer. 5. -Ther (IIIc out the
lower part of the chin and makes
It rormul,'und detelope the laughing
lnmreles uuder the eyes. ;l Because It
Is excelltnl fbr general development.
helps the skin anti Insure. against
easy injury. thlr exercise should be
slow" often.
Execute the exercise by bringing
every n'tscle toward the centre of
the face as tawch'aw -trrteiWe. The
nearer the face Is 10110 to tak
r e Ii
h 'shape of tt elect the better the h
1
the 'exelclre performed
NF.\t• IIi1' YOKE.
Gown worn by Oraule•r In "Jouiu." Of pair, rose Liberty crepe de
chine. The hip yoke differs from that of the preceding season In that
it turuu tip sharply todistppenr•into ter walrt line at the sides near the
track, the Mince at the back fulled Into the belt. The large enlplace-
rnt le 1.1 cronm filet net, Timet with squares of filet motifs; there le
olio an Inset of blnek Chantilly about the shoulders. Little rose mnalh,
poen one are nttncheil to the collarund sleeves. The hem on the skirt
Is re deep. •
with prac lee. Ie tide way possible
rupture of all facial 1)10041 ves.rls
Will. be made mpossible.
)xerel,e 11.-hes, the opposite of
.the former ever se. pulls up the low-
er part of the ince and draws (hewn
alio mn.eIes above the eves. itv
stretching the chin muscle.' It tnkoe
away double next fill.it nut hatehet
(Minn. Ivy concentrating nnmeronr
muscles around the eye's, it brondenr
name. thnt Are too thin between the
ryes and fill. out . sunken eyes
and takes away puffs.
Mtnrtiug wall the mouth shut,
thrust out the lower jaw an far As
passible, and, while holding it there';.
edam eyes rte doer together no. you
possibly cnn. Then try to Open the
Pyo',
Exercise .i. -Close the eye. rind con-
tract the forehend, elevating 111e
eyebrow. ns mueli ne poNsible. Open
the Mouth es wide an you can and
A WINTER BCOt?H0L.
La Grippe or influenza Responsible
for Hundreds of Ent Imely That ha.
La grippe "startto with a sneeze-
nrxl end. with it complication. It
lays a strong mast on hi. hack; it
tortures him with fevers and chills,
headaehert and backaches. It leaves
him n prey to pneumonia, bronchitis,
con.emnptlem and other deadly ells -
eases. Y.III ran avoid In grippe by
(n te with Dr.
1s, a«te
fortifying
.
1
y
Williams' !'ink !'ills. They protect
you ; they cure you; they up -build
you ; they banl.h all evil after of --
feels. Dr. Williams Pink Pills ward
of -f all winter nllmenta They pure
ail blood and nerve dlaorderg. They
are the greatest blood -builder and
nerve tonic t11.tt 'science ham yet
dineoverr.l. We know til« to be the
'solemn truth, but we do not ask you
to take our word alone. Alk your
nrighltora, no ,n.itter where you
live, and you will Worn of utomrono
who his been mired by Dr. Williams.'
Pink 1'1111.1, after other medicines, hail
felled. It Is npon the evidence of your
neioli or. that we alk you to give
thews .pills it fair trial If yru are
.4-k or ailing. Mre. F,mma' i olieet,
St. Lutelle, Que., nays: "Worts ran
tinnily tell how pleased 1 am with
Dr. Wlltlimui I'ink Plll.. I had an
ettnck of la grippe which left me
It .offerer from hendachrs ami patine
to the "domicil. I n.01 several me ll-
clnr«, but nothing helped me nntll 1
of D . W 111 nim' Pink
. 1 JIP r I .
begin the II
PP
When 1 began them I ons
weak and very mlv'h run down. The
p111. la-:ve completely enrol me 11"1
I not only am as strong as eV*,
but Mer gained In fleet).' The gen-
1111,0 pl;1e always bear the feel name„
"I)r. M1\'llllnm4 I'!nk Pill. for !'Ale
People." on tlin Iilm'I emend every
box. sebslltnteu ain't cure end to
take them Is nowte of money and
endangers life.
IFor threw who care to vary these
bort of facial exerciser with othe,.,
the following will be found benefl-
rl•tl nod extremely Past':
Exerctve 1. -Smile. Place the end.;
of the fingers on the lumps of flees
on the cheeks under the Pyes. Let
the face resume Ito neturni position
nod then, while r.' h.tlug with the
flrgers, draw up the laughing mar-
clar by smiling and lower thein to
fairly rapid eaecceesion until tire.!.
Exerctse 11. -Draw the cheeks to-
gether at the lip, with the lienee
;old, while reuleting lith the iin.I',
toll the cheeks apart. •
Exercise 11I. -Put n , erookexl fore-
finger on tin chin just below Or-
ton.)).
heJonrr lip and raise up the Up. re-
Pfeting with the finger.
Fxereisc IV. -Close the mouth 'rel
path the tongue down toward tn,'
throat. Thee 1. good for tee thront
n►scle., and materially strength -
en's the Oxtails.
Exerclee V. -With the fingers on
the eythrowar end resisting, try to
done the eyes while raising up the
eyebrows. Try to close the ey'.
while modeling With the fingers
placed at the Wes` (>f the eyes.
!lands and
Renelltve hands should ways be
rubbed .be
t with an emollient m (lent alt waell-
fng. and If frequently wet. pre -
(toted from the hetlon of at art
much ao possible by the use of rill.
When Inflamed, friction with oil
lnrpentine or camphorate( vamelltr
IN
beneficial, tei11 ,
n11 1n cern IN hastened
If they ere w80hed In a warm de-
coction of walnut leaves. After the
oily enbetnnce. are rubbed in. dust
with this powder;
Chilblain Powder. •
finllealate of bismuth, 211 drams.
Powdered starch. 13% earners.
When the chilblains aro ulcerated
and broken apply tho following lo -
114111 three tlrnre daily, hnndrtging
will. linen or nntlweptle gauze when
nree/Nary, olherwi.e dusting the In-
flamed parte with the powder;
Berate! Chilblain Lotion.
Eider flower water, 7 ounce.,
Tincture of catecha. 2 011nc011.
(glycerine. 2 ounces.
iloraele meld, A drama.
Both the nboee remedies are ileo
effective for the same trouble in the
foot,
FOR THE COOK.
\ good end an Inexpenelve break -
fare sweet is apricot marmalade
made from cannel nprlcote. Me refire
the fruit, and to each pint allow
throw-fourthe of n pint of smear.
Cook over n .low flre, stirring anew
1e a While until the marmalads Is
SAVED FROM
THE GRAVE
What T. C. March Says Weld's
Kidney Pibia Did for tt Im.
44lory ora Nova n4,011a Man who had
Almost liven Up Hnpr of ever bring
Well Again.
Central 'economy', N. t .. Jau, '1,l.
- feel us if Dodire Kld-
rloy 1'111.4 heel raved 100 from the
grave," le the way T. C. Mande of
bbl. place, talks of those wonder-
ful etterwiuuturr of the pain. u1Hl
aches, url.11g !rout Dew/teed Kid-
ney.. And Mr. Marsh 8h(uld know
whereof he ',wake. Ile wail 'under
thretor'r cure for Kidney Coum-
' plaint for 8)1110 time, venal, despite
their t•Ifurtw cuutiuutxt to grtnv
worse. Ih' was almost in derioir
w 11x11 a frlen.l athlete! him to use
ikltld'. Kidney !'ills. I1, .111:11 at lie -
Vere carr: the prrgre.s toward.. re-
covery was naturally slow. but he
pereevertxl. and now h' fent. Ju. -
w . 1. �I ltee'.k'
If (x 1 ill; permit; t I 1 In 114 r
1 K
K
quoted above. Mr, Marek thus doe-
-crates
oe-
-crib es ht, ease :
"1 WAN under the doctor's cure,
but didn't Weill to get any bet-
ter, only worst -!t• I was advised by it
friend to use 1)udd's Kidney -fills.
After I had 08e,1 them for a tittle
I btgiul to feel a difference, and
1 utter rtut)plsl until 1 lend used
"1 Moser. 1 ruppo.e I .sill have to
use something am long ns, 1• live,
but - I feel as If Ikrkl's Kidney
Pills had raved Inc from the grave."
"1 have recommended Doilies Kid-
ney fills to t:vrryune because of
whet tory have alone fur me." •
thick.
Iloughnuts-Crca4 two cupfuls of
augur with one-half cupful of butter.
add ono -hell cupful of 1n!Ik, two egg's
beaten light, two cupfule of flour ei
to which ha* been sifted a teaspoon-
ful of iaking powder and flavor with
vanilla. Work in ,enough flour to
ntnko a wort dough. Roil -out into
a eheet nearly au inch thick. and cut
into 'Warmer Willi a cutter. Fry In
deep fat.
For (linger Snaps -Cream. n cup
of butter with one of augur. beat
In n cup of molaraes; stir In a cup
of water, a table/soon each of
ground ginger and cinnamon. a tibio-
,axon of nllspleonil a scant ono of
'Kola, witted with- a pint and a half
of fhnir. Add enough flour to make
n dough that can h.> roiled out ; roll
than. cut into round.' and bake. '
For Hard titngerbread-hlcat one
cut' of Nu w Orleans molamer over
a pan of hot water; add half a Cup-
ful of butter to it; when the Mutter
ham melted remove tite howl from
the water; add onotablespoon of
gingcr; di.n0l0e half re teaspoon of
sola In a little boiling water; add
it to the mulnare'; stir In flour to
nolo, :t ra ther stif( dough; toss on
When the Lantpsare 1.14.
The cllil leen like to get an attrac-
tive book to read after Hopper -m) .10
Sim old fulkg'scmletitne,. We 11nve
pleasure In Informing our farming
reitderu that by mending their lune
and. adiresis on a pont-epr.1 to Mote
Hey -Herrin Co., Ltd., Toronto.. they
tt lilt M. Rent the Massey-Harrta Illus-
trated, free of charge for one year.
It ie it bright tlltln magazine, con-
taining many new plcturer and «)1411'
good reading. Don't forget to men-
tion tela paper, or you may not re-
ceive the Journal.
u -41114114'4 bea-ed r -roll- We -
in a quick oven.
Gingerbread Cakes -Take one cup
of New Orleans molaa.ee; one cup
of sugar; ono cup of sour creum;
one small cup of butter; three eggs;
three cup, of flour; one Npoonfnl
each of cloves, cinnamon, ginger ,and
linking soda. Brike In two loaves
Inn nesler.te oven.
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1 CO-OPERATIVE TESTING
IN DANISH DAIRIES.
Lep-
Tho fairer re of 1t, mem k hate
ou,ltwl a trey etweesieul est -opera-
tive nyrteln of !riling dairy come,
w'tlleh Iola p rel of great value Iti
tithing the etan.hlyd of their horde.
t r•horh rkeleh of tin plan which
lh:;v !tate foiluwerl only prove of In-
terl.it to ('unnu!•un dairyymen, who
might well Imitate their Aan ia%
en111 41(ilurl4 le Ger parli'ulnr 1st
104,81,
-peeress) or Testing AewuvbaIWns,
Four-clllef objects are kept In view
in erg+ullailg them. turfing t►wd-
clutlour: I. That the tree given
the VOW.. 14,1481, us, wuoh as, purrllde,
be we•I,lhe.l or measdrd. .. Theft
euuh cow's duly milk yield. le weigh-
etl onto per week, or at loon. ruffl-
elfblly often so that accidental 1n-
Ilueneslu may not twee any rertous
cffeet. a. That the percentage of
fat lu each tow's, milk yield it teat•
(d sufficiently often to eliminate ac-
t•hlental lnflueltecr. 4,'11eit an ex -
net 11040unt 1), kept ht emelt u m;ul-
Ill•
r an to above the relationbrlwro
n
the Miller ylcl'i uud the food con-
.uu1a1, -
The ortgluil l arsoelatton, ` that of
Veka, bud 1:1 uu'iuhor., •lggrtttattitg
:;110 cows, and, tats !fret year'r ex-
pellers were 817:1; but tete tlotern-
'tient recognized at once the 1w-
twrtunee of this mlotrment, 811)1
gave them a grant of $02.50. Koine
of tho by-laws of the original 84•
...elation declared 11Att : "The ob-
ject of Ute n.rxoetatlou war 1.0 build
up it Viet) of come which would
give a
Large Irked or !itch Milk;
Tho membership should be limited
tenllor:uhy to 12 or 13, who agreed
to let the milk of each cow be tee' -
0'1 every fourteen day,*; thio ex-
penser should Ile distributed In pro•
portion to the fol te.t, made, and
collected twice a year; three di-
rectory should be chosen, one o1
Whom should resign every third
year after the first two y(drs, and
w•ho should elect a 1're.ldeut and
N,(cretary-Treararer; the Axsoelt-
tion should continue for five years,
and no member should withdraw be-
fore'that time, otiose 011 aced tii(t of
remove' from the district." Thu dl -
rectors of the nus,olatlon engaged
a "teeter; who took 'sampler and
tewted the milk of eneh row, and for
whoa' nee rellalh• apparatus
n•uN !.ought. This teeter al -
No kept exact reeordw of
the milk yleel of .each cow and the
feed consumed in proportion to the
yiekl of huller, and also prepared
0.blen showing the -comparative
value of the Various. Individual cow.'
rend herd.. u. ecotionecal producer's.
,o' that those cows having rpechtl
valuer for breeding purpomes night
100 8CIPcle.1.
(Growth or the A«socaatxrne.
• At the c10.4, of the first y'ear's
work the Government npproprlateil
$2•4,00,to'be divided between nom -
elation's whlcti mado proper reports,
anti tho plan spread very rapidly.
By 18117 1t lend betel clearly deulon-
etratr.l that the "tester'" were also
n seful in securing better 111k for the
creameries. and the dairy proper
Maohkert T!de•ntle' Moon had frequent
,Iortu41{une ao, to the work of these
association*: notably as regards Pc -
('1101(1(1 milkmen report. fr the
various aesociatlone. Joint meeting.
were hold end several weak fe•tturer.
.O: the xcheme pointed nut. In 11+98
i'1.250 was Appropriated for tho stip-
port of the various nl.orlatlone, nod
In 1899 th0 eejen ateoclatlon again
w-Inelttllilhg a report-
ne to the rtllA,dg of calves and hogs.
In the mime year, ala general meet-
ing of all tho local agrhehltural an-
sociaUons, the blank forms for the
trot aesoclntlons were fully Memo's
-
411 and uniform methods agreed upon.
In 11100. ace Owl four distinct en-
noclnttoo i comprising In nil about
240 teat nisoclatlons. and the results.
compiled from the report)" of the
various districts furnish a great
dent of vnh'ahle Information. For
insolence, the 0141 notion that n larger
flow of milk must neces.arlly give
n k.wer percentage of fat wag die -
proved. Most Important of all a
co-operation wan effected between
the telt neooeintionit 1111.1 the breed -
/nee ansecintions, (Mull associations),
and a chief Inupector wax appoint-
ed In one dietrlet. who helped to
xr'lect the cow. entit10.1 to be bred
to certain b,,L.. and to Hnpervlon the
keeping of the hent book*
Tile Maetkort Tldende Pends blanks
to the nemocintinne, end when these
are Mind ptabltshee them and senile
copies to nil the member's. indeed
(everyone interested In dairying 11e1p-
r.l thin plan along, and the, explaine
Why there .are now 250 'met) nsan-
elnttons.
CCOOGO.SO 2=000 OeeC90C COOpOp
GRACEFUL CARRIAGE
OF IMMENSE VALUE.
•90000CBOCOOC90C000900000
N) N,Au6,II 'vin earrbvr herself is,,
a slip-sltol,loose manner wit com-
rnnnd the respect and admiration
that a woman of graceful bearing
and uplifted countenance will re-
ceive, yew, and if nail be, demand..
There are many noble -hearted wo-
men who really do themreive, injure
Ike by the awkward way they curry
themselves. It Im very hard for
others to ere beauty and grace of
heart In an unlovely outward 'p-
prarance. It Ir the exterior charm
of the rose that giver fitting expre.-
elon to its hidden sweetness.
Although there are ninny beautiful
Nnmrn with wopthless hearts, still
that fart .tor. not weaken the other
fact that spiritual nobleness and a
fair body are a consistent, hermon-
loue association. Everything that
appertains to the elevation of the
soul affects for the better the aspect
of the body, beautifying and refin-
ing It, says the Cleveland Plain Deal-
er, Just as rare jewels need fitting
caskets to rest In, No It is only meet
that 100017 souls should be indnaedl
in bodies that are beautiful and fair.
---
Little Smiles.
Diner -Dm t this ment rather
tough?
Walter-Tier/ea no denying that,
sir, but then WP .one extra strong
toothpicks with It.-Tit-Mts.
b� 1_
hell-J(Iua Apn Teck .1111 perNists
that she hasn't reached the right
age to merry.
Belle. -1 wonder what she'll 001 -
shier the right age
Nell -,Dotage, perIm s
Oyer -A man le foolish alio a.*N
a woman (Inr.11ona J.
Alger-iiow', that ?
Oyer -Aho won't answer them to
Ids satisfaction, but 'pave her time
88 1 .h,e 11 tell all elle k oma
{lentil and C.ttpid mel one tiny,
Marksmen Loth, one grave, ono gay.
Then snel Dents. 'so grim and .lark :
1 prefer n .Wining mark."
"So do i," Dan Cupid scoffed,
" if 1 only know Ire .oft I"
She (mnebngly)-11ow can Chinamen
beer to eat rate?
Ips, (eheently)..-lt help. pill the
Chinks.
Tenrher-.TMinnio, what 1. tourer 7
Johnnie -Sugar, ma'am, le what
'Make. thing's .e'nr If you don't put
It In. .
IItw Thew' Women love Foch Other.
nr,>nklrn Engle.
Pearl -Did yo4, Neer about the
nw fat frl;;ht (purge got on Ids
wedding day ? -
Mahle -1'e.. 1 was there; 1 saw
her.
A Sample Itesult.
• .\.i 1111 exalnlple of the practical
rrsnits obtained three years' work
of the Fnnrns Association may 1'11
8n0tevl.'Accept' ng to thet Maelkert T:-
derde. the nterage results per cow
In the herb tested were as fol-
lows :
11.1.. Lb.. Per Cent,
Year. 1111k, hunter, Fat.
1 11t)9-1900 15.102 191 3.34
1900- 1 90 11.281 202' 314
MI 1 1902 0,101 238 3.:,0
This shows nn Improvement in
the average yield of 47 Ib.. butler
per cow by testing aryl aefectlug
in three years. The work of these
arroclaklone it evidently the key-
note of cheaper nillk production,
anti the oo-operative plan offers,
lir only meant of securing ryrtem-
atle testing:
Some Suggest Ions.
In my opinion sometb:ug along
tine above Ives should be worked
out In Canada. with the creamery
us, cheese factory as the nucleus, of
the movement. The teeter would
matte the factory leis headquarter,'
met if the farmer,' were trusted to
do the weighing of the walk and
taking of the samples. It would Le
porrlble for one man to do the
work for all the farms reaming
milk to the average factory. Ho
would re.pdre to leen each farm
before the tett started; take note
of all oondlttons, record the num-
ber, age, etc., of each cow. feed
trod. eto. ; rhjw how the welghleg
mud sampling
rto 141 be done;
;
toile enough two -ounce bottles
with initial,' of rammer and uuw-
bor.e'Stamped thereon to take rep •
erste sampler of two milkingr, also
blanks 'for filling in teed records
every two *reeks.
Having time prepared his patrons,
they would send in to the factory on
certain day, tho sample bottle% of
which 'the tosteflittpould be able to
tent n Mete num dally, and still
lutve time enougu for au occasional
vbdt to the fertile. Thera would be no
moon for tate farmer to welgtl or
take wimp:est incorrectly, al the tot4l
averugo of each herd wou!d be known
''by the patron'. dally delivery and
factory test, and any trkkery would
moon be dtr0uvered.
Another Advantage.
11. thin pptue to that the factory can
well afford to pay part of the ex-
pM.n*ce, because the teeters' visits to
that tura will mho) encourage better
care of milk, better sanitation in the
,tables,, etc. 'L1 any case. the matt)
point it to include In the test at least
for figuring the average -every cow
and heifer teeing fed On the fart), whe-
ther they aro dry or in milk -that le
the crucial' test ; the rest Is simply a
inetter of took -keeping. The food
given cannot be weighed out to each
cow-that•would be 100 expen4ve-
bet fortnightly estimates, tested by
the goatee now end then, should be
recor)erl. Tats Idea uvty not be of di-
rect benefit to the professional breed -
err, nor to the progressive farmers
owning largo herds who may do their
own tcseing ; but the latter may be
public-spirited enough to join with
the quill farmers n.rxi thus make the
t.rtabfilhntont of filch 11 rystem pox
slhle.• Neverthele.a, the professional
breeder of pure bred dairy cattle
would soon find an increased demaa.l
for ills bulla when tho neceselty fur
tette' cows/ had been Impressed upon
the farmer by the testing system.
- F. W. 110118ON,
Live Stook Commtssloner.
Jim's Great Luck.
"You balk about luck 1-- Look at
Jim Duckihaw. The other day when
the cold snap e4tm0 on. a big Icicle
formerd on one of her eaves. It
must have been ten feet long, and
Jim gut nfrnkt et would dropdown
and bratn somebody. Ile used to
stand » the gate warning people
tv • look out for it, been se he
didn't want anybody to got smash-
ed, and have to pay damage. "'
"Inas I 'epos', It fell at last ?"
"Yee, It fell the day the run came
out ood adfl strong. It fell
utralg tt damn, Just mis.i.ng Jim's
wife, and entered the ground, and
at once dltappeared. And Chir is
the most wonderful part of ft"
"bio ahead."'
"Weil, sir, It wasn't ten minutes
after the/ Icicle went down before
oil began to flow from the spot
where It entered. That Icicle struck
oil, sir, and Jim ham a well there
now'that runs 100 barrels a day.
Queer about twine people'm luck.
Isn't' it ?"-Cleveland Plain !)baler.
it hakes a Difference.
With every evidence of fru* the
railway official clung to his seat.
TIu' train woe making about a wile
+t minute and leo road was rough.
"l'ot:doctor," ►to saLl at hurt. "it Is
necessary to run ns fast as this:?'
"It's according to your orders, sir,"
answered the conduotor.
"ley orders?"
"Vete sir. It's a Mighty rough
stretch of road, but the etatlons are
few and far between, and you have
frequently given us orders to make
up loot time here," ,
"I twee?"
"Yet. Her."
"Well," returned the official
thoughtfully, "on the occasion" when
I have given you Owen ordere 1 wets
'anted In a comfortable chair In my
office, commute...Wie with yon by
wire, while now lam 011 the train "
"Yes[ dr,"
"And it makes a difference, conduc-
tor -n great difference. To -day I'm
not so pal4tk'ular about getting this
train 111 on time. I am a good deal
1110ro intorewted in pinking sure that
our drwtinuntion Is not thn pearly
gntee."-Chlengo Post.
h la human nature to be ungrate -
ftllt to the man who fight', your bat-
tle for you anal gets licked.
old Settles
On the Kidneys
Hence the Backaches, Rheumatic Pains and Lumbago
Dr. Chase's Kidney -Liver Pills Prompt to Relieve and
of Lasting Benefit.
11 to not only the lunge Mutt suf-
fer during. the 00141. .lamp meneo lS.
Tho kidney., are almost equally 5111-
cepUble to midden rhnngoa of tem-
perattire. and many n ,'erlou cone of
kidney dl.atse env Ito beginning
with a toed, whirl) s'tl1ee on the
kklneys
l'ersona working out of doors ere
most likely to be vletim, of elx•11
lr011b1e2 (Ilsl suffer from baeknehe.,
loading°, rhrannatiwm and ..rippled,
aching limos, bat anyone le lethlp
to sit lin n draft or expose him beck
Lo it current of calm air.
('oil settling on the ktdn't-m armlet
conanalInn, acharging nR of these 111-
t( ring orptin1 and eunregt, nt .le-
rnngelnent of the whole digestive
Ansi exeretoryy ey.twm.. The liver
felts to worst, the I owe!a hMome eon-
.tipeted and the Ntnpmell Kele up-
set.
Berat ee M their direct and enm-
14nevl action nn thaw. oretinla 1)r.
(been'', Kidney -fever Pills- aro of
most prompt nn -b most larding Qcne-
til for such dereagomto 'j'ky
are pnatit•e In their effect* nn•I ora
backed by the experience and integ-
rity of Dr. A. lir. Nemo, the famous'
Receipt Book author.
Mr. William Boyne, of No. 19 Ile.
Gee street, Tormto, says: "I Was
nffllctrvl erverehy with kidney die-
ea.ee, Mono In the badder. Inconti-
nence, deposits In the trine, severe
pains In the Irick aril strains over
tho Toho. I woe so had that f had
to get up two or three time. In the
night and could then only 'nabs
armor with groat pain.
"Though long a mutterer and un -
nide to work, t woe confined to my
rel for three workm, A411 during that
time thevnght 1 eoohl not possibly
enJnre greater misery. ft was the
flirt I began to one Dr. ('haaw's
Kidney -Liver Pelle. it Is with gtyt-
tlilsln tint 1 my that they have
freed mo M all these symptoms, and
made me a welt men."
Dr. Cheeses kidney -Liver Pills One
pill a dose; 25 cents a hot: at all
deniers, Ednieunson, Bates • a•.
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