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„(Chlomal/ Obroale(.).
Oome rao freolisiatlx sees the aii-
liteuucenietit that the latest stylus
"fashionable ' will bo
prepared at a degree There
te purlieus DO paid rell11011 why
mourning sibould not be made with
route attention to the requirements'
of the mode ia vogue, but there Ilea
(Away* Deemed soinethetig extremely
incougruous in the terms "faidilou-
able mounting." A women who wears
black for the lour of viol/mons near
and dear to her need not neemearily
wan herself a dowdy in order to
oleos". her grief. It is not eseentlal
that her clothes should b..o anti -
guided in out, mu wretohed In fit ars
40 sittraot attentioa, aluipir be-
t:tele° eorrow has nom to her. but
'there something not altogether
fitting In the fact that the gar -
µmute, which ilidlOat• that the
*roarer Imo sustained si treat icres,
cue -which time eau only soften, uot
obliterate. should be models of the
latest and most extreme fad In fash-
ionable attire. Tie term "fashion -
'hie mourning" carrier with it a
reuse of unthaws', of insincerity. of
Itack of depth of feeling. One can-
not quite imagine that tie' grief Is
very profound when eo much atten-
•tion can be given to the planning
of elaborate costumes, from the con-
ritruetion of which not the minutest
frill or tuck la omitted, when the
crape Is tortured iuto all manner
of fanciful &aloe* aud scalloped and
plaited into the moat effective ar-
rangetnents which the modlate.can
Miriam Billows of crape do not in-
dicate *sorrow, eeither do mother'
ebenuetiii and swell hats . which dif-
fer from the laced drersy headgear
of the season only by the abresee
of color. There always mei an
air uf seeking after effeot In the
extremely /well mourning gowns'
that one loom eight of the sorrow-
ful fact which they proclaim] UAW
one begins to feel that vanity told
eeithing else has been responsible for
tin chic creation.
Gowns eboald silasple.
if mar gown.* bo cheese-
terLted by the snort absolute Abu-
pat•Ity In naake and trimming the,
oread in donned under cif-
eumetanctie of lis rem e 'tit rho 1:d is •
tbe mite Po marked. There are so
many gasple and pretty modeleetete
oittalee ior this 111.11,, of 11.1it
1.11144 t`l not obliged Le resent, to elate.
orate alleges, of tritensing or uuttaig
la order to produce a hivcO11341,1 :1Iel
prover 'effect. Sorrow la uot
vernal et -
by dowdiness nor .hy eloven-
linera The Woman In mouritag simnel
be neatly Anil eppropriately at-
tired lu a costume which mats her
figure and 101111•11 mu:cable and
lat'yliko. It Ls tLe unaccomiary \
°oration% the extrerace of 'ay 10`..the
attempt to but tiaali in emelt teeth -
tog which le depreonted. • Street
gowns aboutd be of Rotel materle
well mode and property cut. They
May lint* a trimming of orape,
ono so distres, but this is re Ireely &-
Arabia in a gown Inteudevi for every-
day wear, •since craw is affected by
loo:sturo Anil iss easily spaded.
Tim long hoary veil wirieli wee In
vogue eon» .yeare ago has mimed
out of eve4. It was curnhereatne. un-
healthy Sind very uncomfortable to
weer. Lighter. +bortl r either
of crape or hues' Tel 1 Ilit4 or^ Adel hi:
Attend Arid are eimply arrangal ispoet.
XhO bonnet. When a lest won the
heavy biaok Lkuiselit rtt ithzeti with
crnpa or frail. of black chiffon le
u ert ao face TPII. Very much ne the
ohlffon veil. (Ire used at pret.mt.
with the eici Woe th ill; leo
is..ourning Pli Pi usually worts ester
face indeed of being thrown baca
or tLe het brim. These veile reach
10 the shoultlers 'and hang loose at
Ile beck.
Tin heti worn are usually mollem
to dee. and :my be of crape or eilk,
of felt Or draw, trimmed with pado
"IV•rttpe: they 'Ionia not be picture
nor abruptly rolled In tho bi
aor'10 any manner suggestive of a
oreldrite after effect. Good trate
Should he a guide In the aflutter 4.f
reourningh4 well rue a Benda of the
Appropriate. _
t'et Down e Mourning.
Nowadays tho sideticy seems to
bo to cut down Ili, 0 of mourning
altoteether.
tellt1011 0 1, 111 rill by patting 4444
blauk WW1 foregoing the (e:en:tiros 4)1
axial life for slx months id least ?
It dose uot do Ashy sued arid why
shonki 1 Ada, in the 1101150 11 11 1
all tins pleawatit taitertaltimente tat
the prtegriiiiiiiii.? We 411411 11' Hula -
mare to go into niottetolng.- Thl, per
h.11,1 anntnlii Incr. „t 1.4 1111, 11011
441 Ite,t (reel!. ittly.
Titore wean+ to to. a dread of
11*. (4444141 tenet bit of gat -ay, f.•::,. 44)
ilreppieg oat ef the frOil
for eten ft short •time, a feeling ((4-41
ilte be tau ahovi for sorrow.
We Is it fortunate. and rt Mao rtel
tlew, though 4.4•Ifh,li Joel rtithel
'weirder* one It Ittai • reteill
poor itip Van Winkle'r Malta: "Are
wt., then mu roue forgotten when we
111.1. gone?'
1; a wonetti 114 patting on mourning
let her do it decently 1110 itt order,
actutatol by the feeling thut reepec4
and litrilitution tieeree the change of
Kerb, not mere teenpliatit.t. with a
linlf-olaolete regulation. the
grief le really tery deep. the 'loth -
iter will not Ito too eollipletIOUt. the
pi Menet* or ..ftikiiimitible
w III 110 Absent.
err to dispense tv all
''Llfe le too eliort to eyelet° mourn-
ing.- tho cry, and cornwatuently
Rho dead are put out of sight, and
so quickly as possible out of mum
.leo. litre° a father 6r mother )f
residing In anOther city le not en',
titled to the usual compliment of
black. 'ince people are not eupposeel
iu know of Uto demise. Under these
it eumstancee the daughter *aye,
'mentally or audibly, an the case 11187
ix% "What Ili the err of calling at -
hoes of the Ransomed.
With the coming of spring
let the whole world wing;
Let patine of prairie maw,
Thiv winter'e (114111
Intye iire 10 the rear,
Ana Hope's in the hrighteuing skeet
Thi* octal baronet' sway
le giving way,
'Neatii the ruireouting ray, of the•
Tho prohlem ot heat
We've no longer to meet ;
Sunlight (.an't sold by the ton.
--l'herlee W. Darling.
Canandaigua. /starch th 19(114.
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HOUSE'S RAPIDS
IS IN LINE.
Deo. C. Chalker Tells What
Dodd's Kidney Pills Did for
111m.
Took Him From Hie Bted, Made Him a
Well Man Able aini Willing to Do
• Fair Ilit)'s %lurk.
llouroya Rapids, Ont., Mareh
ispecial.)-Ar etery city, towu and
%liters in Fan/rola aerial to be giving
(Orel ideme an to the wutelerful cures ,
resulting from Doiere Kidney
there in no r(neun Howie) Itti 'Ada
stimuli! nut he in 111W. People here
have Kidney trettlsiee Jurt the astute'
as elrewhere, awl like others+ tle.y
have -used 110411. kidney pill* and
been cured.
One of the . moot resgarkithle cure.;
W$.111 that of Goo. C. Chalker. H..
sui " I mu eerie' of my 'Kidney
(:omplaint. -I have iso doubt nbOut It
in thi• lenge. 1 weigh ten pounds more ,
han 141141 fourteen months, ego, can
a fair day 'N work every day, nett
I am clear of me old enemy, Mute
haat, leeity, aching arms, iluli bloat-
ed eeee-yee, it Is all game, 'surged
out by kidney It'll&
" No `one ran tweeze the relief PN-
eopt whO 114.11• liven Meting:1i
it all. I *104 so bed I covikl not work
hard, but 'wee Coniiii•Porl to Make ft
living. lay betel felt •40 Wei that my
eye. would Isom te float. 1 felt tire!
lilt the ti1111`, j))4 /trek felt uselere at
times and to Pry heavy. At laid
I was Mid toe a ,eouhl do no- work.
'Then I wisb I reit to try lintel's
Kidney Min, it MI OPP the remit.
%.afite to care hie
11 miry took
And Mr. Chalker only 'one of
many ln this swig! rhood who
charge their good here up to
Dodd's, KhIney
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.1 • „,, Dunbar. Out., Mittel, IS. 190:1.
"Gees/atonally yen read ' accounts
of h ,w t w 0 • of three esipecielly ear- I l'teverni 410Piof age my baby was
vory\crors and ill owing to troubles
WM men 1.1/V4. 114+1 11P a crowd of
armed men in n gettarling home.. or , A emr
some other place a here those pre- Btozro
emit heigla he euPP.ked f') Ilg "P. would us
able of taking cere of themselves." boby. y I t for a Imx. utod tlient
i iutl•I tire ex -tic veiling man. "Most nectirtiktic to dtrectio„ and mmd my
persone thilik that th:. crowd heki , that 1 have found them the best
••• are 11144111g 444 courage.
f Writ wive 4,, smelt a mix-up. if 4 ' pZiriel°11°,,,,,if.or.
of e roe I never Was very enthu- ,jety k,,,,,p, my
! einetio Weil thia '.law. But I never
' undereto Di. real reason for the wire of my rein rt
'eureka of iny frit
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1 THE 1-101.D.UP \
MAN'S EVES.
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"A Free Sample Packet"
of Delicious "SALADA" Ceylon TeN--
(Black, Mixe:1 or Natural Green) will be
sent to any person filling in this coupon and
sending it to ras with a z -cent stamp for
Write Plainly and Mention Black. MAW
postage, or Natural (keen -
Nara'
Address
Addrese SALADA" TOA CO.. Voided*.
Our Specialty
FROST
Ornamental Gates
Light wedeht
Artistic 1st design
Reasomablia in ortoo
dust the thing to be used salt yOUI
istw OtUSIllet11011 1.'004 Peu.e.
The Prost Wire fence Co. Lid.
Welland, Ont,
Winnipeg, Man.
little Wortern town so witty thu
o -
send miler away. I
"I walkol to ono ena of the room
and looked at tile picture. Th.. et -
foci wag t(1s) same, tao eyre were
looking straight tato luIno. And dee
teas true no *natter in what part
of, the rotas I stood. 'rhea I nekedi
one of the guide, for an eapluim-
t
fit was sample enough, after it
was once explained. The mark which
covered the netn's 1:14114 01 emirate war
black. But around the eye kale's
enall white Thu waer drawn. Trla
contraat letween Gate white awl the
black of tho mask produced un opti-
cal 1110.41011 whIC11 Mario it appear
that the mayked Jain was looking
etruight into tho e.) ea of th f, °b-
eerier.
"In the case of the hokl-up men
It is not likely that they had gorie
to the trouble of 1:sti11ting 1111111
white rine, about the eye hol*y of
their nanika - Bat the whit, of
their vklee would he a sufficient con-
trast to the black of the mask), to
R/Ve the ennui effect. And It la an
effect which magas a man quaa 14111.
Ing to keep his hand's up when you
know that the owner of tho eyes
appear to'bo looking .4(r:debt
Intel your., line ei loaded revolver in
bli hand, and le perfectly willing to
tos. It.
'After 1 ^law the Vatican pieture
and Leard theeziplanation of the 141 -
fret proluorel I could onally be -
!tete that every mot who was
enuglit lti that ganeiling room hold-
up at hest believed that the rears
with the gun wa4 looking directly
at hireieis it trite not•really a lack
ot courage that had prevented any
1.0 et Ile demonetration.''
The N '.cr*k,n.
There! little girl, don't cry!
4 They have broken your nerves, 1
know;
i
.And your back ncliew. too .
1,
• And your mood ia blue. .
Anil y g agO.
But the etrenuous life will moon
pees by. -
There '. little girl. don't cry 1
--Kate Wisner 614-Aileasiroy. 4*Hsrp.
j er's Bazar.
Mlle Calendar oviwIng begins March
1, Use sationomical spring beglue a
few weeks; later, fuel the genuine.
1 ember begins, when it gets ready.
I It upsets a bookkeeper to lose Ills
halation.
AN OPEN LteTTER To MOTilleitit
We are permitted to make public
the following letter, which u fair
maniple of hundreds written by tuOtli-
Nero throughout Canada ptaking
• u to (lake en wit. n teethetg.
talent highly reeommended
ten Tablets. say leg $he
110 'Other medicine for her
teething elell I 11a1(4
Tablet every other
by well and I am
night. I elle) the
I 111111 my "they
Mrs. Anderson‘a prominent
society woman of Jacksonville,
IL, daughter of Recorder of
west, says: igmbrow
" There are but few wives and
pothers who have not at times en-
dured agonies and such pain ea only
Wromele know of. I wish such women
&sew the PIM of Lydia E. Pink -
ham's Vegetable Compound. It
la a Ilrkable medicine, different In
!notion from any other I over knew .ad
.!thorolighly
"I have seen oases where women
Pocketed for years without permanent
ibenellt Who Treed cured in leas than
Itfee 'Muth* after taking your Ve
le goespomd, While others who
Volt Omsk and ineurside came out
*Ina, happy, and ta perfect health
Pekin.. I Uvenever need it myself
• tleorough treatment with We
mt cheat guabir great beuelit. 4
Sew restores sly strength and
te, eat tones ego the entire
Your DItettehte San keen tried
au owed true. hones I fully Worse
r4i--ittlas. S. A. Airewnsote, 226 Wash -
noon t
tAhL•litt=ville, Fla. -00011
Wass tereseomfiresteeenr-
fbilote the most weed weireil
9L_ylPitrIrtehl.beAr
lh*m's et hie compound will
Eremovtair She MAIN% sod re-
. 011:4=orgone to a heoIShy
eel all aura taVelble at owe
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rineeeell Of •11 partir.ii jowl, rpliquiki:.
1 11 1 ht0/01 1 re the picture of . • alres. Ch
malt 111 It nineh bang" la Buiry'r1 Owirl Tableta
one of tli. oft ga)14
jean rIt Reuse.
"etome year.; stsei my
ine into one of the typie
Ies
ill cure all
11`1`1 aliy rowel that 4) 4411 1 c.: to
/1 1.16.1/^1. ,pin(. holt to• 11111. a
•.130 Deese are oar itervele all the
thuo that 1 bate kietwat draer
to be aetuatly 1•114 a
44 Md. beeallse 110 bit a iltiA, ti 44 I
lI 1.0 heard t40101W114111, 141401wer.s
11 lame nerve meekly eier tpiesti el
hog 'to be Ito eft :4 fast but netial,
kuit law:Lusa they ilidn't feel. tip to
it.
'There ere engimerm to-dav hi,
aro aubblitic along fei any freight..
after .t Ing long On ••%ill'esseW. 11 WI
who would throe up their jobs ra-
ther than 714141111144 114411' 011 placto;
011 1701411. They have lent theirre•rve,
nod they. know it. 1 haVe seen men,
still young, cry like it:shiest %shell
they knew they were no longer fit A Wonderful Case and
to rttu a fast train.
Remarkable Discovery.
'There la only one man in the
business' who liar tle. repatution of
never toeing lila nerve. Ile le Jana
Kinallia, who tasked No. I. on the Elle
from Port Janie to Bui:quolottnia.
"It with Ida traiirtlatt ran Into at
big lock Just above Nimbi 14)
utul went tumbling dow a ei -
foot bank tn .the (nig., of the Dela-
ware River. Many lives were bat .
t Item and Joblei4 fireman, pinned by,
the lege under his engine, %%1111 minut-
ed before hiti eyes. Jonirs own foot
wna taught, but hie 111141.041 WeeP not
buttoned, and lie mesterei to wriggle ,
Ills foot clear, leaving the shoe be- ,
111!•111.4, stool by las fireman, talked
with him Its the flamer were creep-
nt.arer, gave film water, took
hie Met meesage for his wife mei
saw hint burn to death. John's left
foot wan a little (auto for a long
while titter that, but he 110We1 up
the next day, cool 104 111 rue ber.
and inalated on taking hie 11111111 I run.
110 wayif that" 1144 1111.11 never bud hie
nerve for an Instant, although be lia•
had linif dOzeal aecidonts, find I
believe him."
SHOOTING
PAINS.
s. John Quick Cured of
Sciatica By Munyon's
Rheumatism Cure.
'lo Fool Mars Assn.
laitadeleter Prese,
Dee I er - Th ewe aro the . moat leau-
Mut cut-glam tunahlerie 11.4 101 144 .
Ifili a doz. ii.
Sloe Hourrekeep-ell take them, bet
1 want yoti to label then) "PkiCOrlit..
titillation cat glare, fi1.59 a dozen."
Dealer-ThaCe ratte.r a rein.trk-
able requien.
Mrs. Ilitouseknew-Iro; Wo merta.>
to di e'er° the itervant girl.
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CANADA'S EXPORTS. •
Canada prolueer .,*le huathel of
wheat to thirty huelicir grovva vire
-
where In the world. Notwitinitand-
ing this fact, Canada is by fur tho
largert exporter of agricultural im-
plements( in the world, her population
being taken Int 1.?. V011siderati011. We -
tug the pas1 seven years the esparto
41 ennadian haph•usentr have reach-
ed the vase total of ten uilitionu 01
dollars, or equal to the export of
twenty million ,busht•lis of wheat
growls in the great Northweat at
fifty petits per Weisel. There factri
should certainly eat:abet& In the
minds of all thinkiug farmers the
eveellent quality nisi the high retail -
(Mimi which appertain to Canniliato
made insplementa Canadian Imple-
ments; are exported te every country
in the world where grain is grown,
except to Ilse United State's., Titat
market let it seale.I book to Canadian
implement manuring, rers as well r.,
e
it
totals° Canadian f er, for hardly
anr or his product fled a markt 1
there, while the a gressive Ameri
a -
cn iii competing al over the world,
anti In Canada, too, for ,‚.very ineli
of grotIntr now held by the Canadian
farmer and vinnufneturer.
Don't you tblirk- it weal.' bo to
.our own advantage., as well as to
the advantage of Canada aka nation,
that artieloe should be grown anti
made, at home that are commuted by
the Canadian people? Think the
matter over, and are whether it Is
not yoUr ilutX to work fortitle end.
NERVE IN AN
ENGINE CAB. 5
Many old locomotive engineers
thought, begoro tho actual canoe of
the New Jersey Central Railroad
wreck becalm, known, that they could
eaplain why Dula, the engineer, ran
part hie signals. They attributed Ms
efe0e to Mee of nerve.
"Ilela comets one time or another
to every man who Itaildlee • throt-
tle" imiel au engineer of yiUtrie ex-
-per once. 'Nobody men -explain Rand
nobod.v can tell when it will occur.
T'he elightext unliourit thing on a run
aometitnee mem it -even it thing
ea> @hest an filleting signals out of
their usual condition.
"1 have kncwn, experienced engin-
emes on a generally clear run to
pull up their trains before revereed
Weenie; so overcome by. the unusual
'recurrence, th.nt they have all but
fainted. and llaVO drOpped to their
write pale and covered with colt/
sweat. Once. when we had been
blocked this way at a Voce where
I had never kaore known one filet
train to stop my engineer lent his
nerVe ea lividly that he Could not
RAW
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Making Theist Palatable- Oman int said
. simple 1-:gg Nog. .
When raw epos are ordered for
,,I& InValia to whom they • are tile
:actitsnahle. make ar palatable an
leverage by having tist egg as cold
aro one ran make it. nue then eerie ,
it from rt cold glees its loon no it i
* opened, wr.tiei It physiclau'r iviffe
111 "What ao }:at.'' Of course it ie
lean to Nerve any save perfectly
fresh eggs.
lif• thin wh4ts) idiom Le to lie taken
It should le beaten with a whelk
until very 'stiff and frothy, theta
mautootal with malt or sugar, 'which-
ever la preferred, and eaten With a
opoon. Tele ran . be flavored with
a few (haslet of brandy if thr patient
likers the taste. -
Some who objeot to an egg beaten
In a &oar of milk rweebened and
flatorol, can take the egg if the
orugar is omittetAttel the flavoring
ettiort replaced hy brae' r•
A etpoonful of rich, thick cream
.m1 tot to the white of an egg beaten
'astir! anti flavored with a irpoonful
taf brandy la pulataye and nutritious
Ifor 411n Invalid or anYOne whoa°
health is ellghtly impaired-. A 'goo I
-pick-me-up" la lleedvii in mery•
family •frotn time to time, and wier
people un•lendand that lt in far lett
tor to mond a little tone *1111 trou-
ble Di thin way rather than to ' re -
'girt to stitniiiiintor of uny kind.
An egg. beaten in a cup, and the
cup filled with e•offee, ,ehould he
Igtten to ono with a jetted appetite
for hroikfaat. Stir the egg rapidly
while pouring the toffee over It to
prevent Ito curdling. t'ream or miik
anti eugar riesuki tiwn le allied as
weal.
"If my remedies will not do what
claim for them, their sale should be
pt ohibited by law.''-31UNTON.
'I have had rheumatism for a number
of years and suffert•d ith pains In my
joints a great deal, and shooting pains
ail through my body. I procured a
ounpie viAl of dlitnyon'a Rheumatism
cure at the free .11,161,10.1mi. and 1 ant
Indeed thankful. 31y p.rina have all left
me. If any ether sufferer naafi to let
cured of itheunintf-in ad% Ninny:ors
Rheum:aim' rtsre."H,Mra. John Quick.
ltr2 John :street, Toronto.
RUNYON'S REMEDIES.
Manyona Coash Cure gtops mush.. meat
',rests. sway. P.orpness •Ud speed1:3- beans
ate twigs. Pelee 23e.
.Sfunyou's Kidney Cure sportily cures
pelts in the 1.41.11. 14.1,4 sr grolli nial all
er-aaatier---dteeare-.----Pehat aae.-
14.4nyen'n liendaehe Cure stops tieadacne
la three tultinte,
FREE MEPICAL ADVICE.
Peraonoi letters Neer. noet to Pref. Men -
one rbilsdelphts, f'.N.A.. contenting 114'
?1I'. 01 slekne0, Will he snsWeret1 prompt-
ly sod free advice as to Death:eta will lee
Oven. 21)
MISTAKES AT
ROVAL .COURTS.
The queened drawiter-roomr, as Go -
receptive.' given •by Great ilriteliee
queen tare called, are exceedingly
formal ea customs, wieldy end at teal -
utast being governed by certain fixed
Jallial up inviolable ur the laws of •
this /dieter and Perrianr. Not long
ugo ioiry .tout aud dignified dew-
' ager left tho royal presence coverea
with confuelou and in :ley thing but
a Christian frame of naiad. She bad
sunk low In a deep courier). beforo
tho (lateen and after Mowing her royal
hand war in the act of riming when
she found lier upward progresr 011
accountably arrested.
Again and agalu elle made the at-
tempt to recover the perpentliculer,
growing hotter aud more confused
--
reason than that she has no child-
ren. he Shall return her • hole
dowry.
' "11 it betrothal be reminded, the
' man ellen pay the woman re memo
tuition.
't widow with grown-up ehildren
nuty not marry /1401 11 witholit lief-
:RU.411w front it littlgr.."-Imiplon
prima.
. You Have Bung Them- _
Men Fannie Croireiy,. the Wad
hymn and song writer, 011 Tueielay
eelebrated her Sith birthday' at
her home in 'Arldstepert, Conn. .Mi,ii
Croat*. became 011ad in her infrineV
owing to Improper treatment oldie
sputtering from fever. W111411 441 4 wa4
15 year's old she entered 1..11.! NI•W
York inetitutlon for the 11011414 NV'
wars pro apt in her 'ateliers that 14111'
embeequent I y received an apitoint -
moot as teacher of rhetoric. taig-
lath grammar, Greek. American,
Englivh and Roman irietor.v in the lit-
etaution. While kill ii 1 eneher mho •
attrete- by- Gee:- -12:- -400-tc -of New -sr
composed song's, which were tea to
"Good -by. Proud World. I'm tiesitT.'
s:11,07;40 thaort ttimheemh.a.sn,w,iraibitteen annienorillitv 1
the Prairie Flower," "Hazel D. II.'
Dome." "The lioneywieJaP, 1 ;len.. ;
and "There's; Mush. in the Air,' in
York. Among them nre " needle,
which Le "Sate in the Arm. of I
1E164 eche took up hymn -writing an.I ,-
1114‘t emilein.!;trrri!:•Irnit.
The Length or 1:71.:.111::::11.11:"1:1,P11,110114:1 (euro'.tOt rot:
Jewess." ller .favorite firma, alp?
4 ••latetibilitr, or ihc vo...g.,. ('011 ;'.,l Pre-
MaYs. le ':..1--te.cli.......---e ti"..---P-.."17h•in4.. I ',Went 1.;,10t, of I In rva wt. 1,i,,Teri that
the period might ‚.411*44 redueed fr
THF: arntm; toccum:,
roof 4141144 to 411 r,»'. rind ere -intent
Weariness. lawditide and II Dreier to
-
N j/ w. :.,,,e,, w,n0,1 '4(411 rot 41111 per -
Ila 0.3. of Val....rigreeri with 41114
Aiold Exertion. jod doiva to two 74.:irit for a
TI ere nre few people who tette tale !.,Insts or .411,1,,t,h, ,,a,1 co -relit,
not experiencol what te roaly term- .1"Stre,al. Preeitlent 'rueker. of Dart-
ed the ...piing feeling. L'inglior en i 1114141 1 11. W1(0.:0` C011111/-1 141illg P1,1 es as
• . . .
CA1.11010.1% M. E M.TH.
The reports made by the saving.'
banks of San Franenie.1
ehow iliepuritai of /Wald+ 1 7,1;37. 'risk
immenee emu exceeds the record of
ati former avers. and se-Tree...Me
• •
m 61.1i \Iritti three toneo the 44%(' 1(144'
eav Mgr( hunk. per er11.11,1 for
the eferie United Stales, it Iv rig'-
,
tendinesi t tOut .FraIlei•VO. T11*.
returns from the ha iiko tho
State. 11.11 4. Notional haute. elbow
an aggregate increase. of 411§14 .ts for
the 314e85, of 111.14 et -
(1'44N the hIghetft former_ reword of
glthi 407 eea,e7 1,j,a7, %cry. oaths -
factory state of tiff/lira
taTIfOiralie 10 tea ' --n-land
for the teuriet, but for tha Inveetor
nisi the 'farmer. Pei -hems no ether
farmers. enjoy No large en 111C01111.
1*44 Califernia farmers. A rate per
cent on their inveelmente that
eoulti ea Orly the Pattern farmer
(44 e011sb.144red very meagre here.
Fruit (armee; hats always been pro-
fitable ; fortenew have been
kit and the great yield of
ulfailit makee dairying a paying
lestuiary.
Land he, lower in price then It
will ever lc. twain. and rates, front
the eaet over S..etharit Pacific linew
14 re lioW barred on a fare of 1..4-41
+rout al; r, 144 --ft -g0044
thlw .to eee Gm State. 71114 I'll 1 1.
a 111 .riltle 5111. Write
(*boa le, General Agent. `4. al 1 11 'riu
Pacifie, Detroit, Miele
at each attempt, end finally, while
milking a doeverate effort, the good
(rely lost her precarious balance anti
eat down leeivily on the flour.
lit a momenta one of the court offi-
cials attendance heartened to her
rosette, and she Wait Wtth
searet•ly supprereed merri-
ment restored to her feet again. Her
dims/ter had leen quite innoeently
caused by the lady who was coming
after her standing on her train, and,
if looks could kill, that lady would
ieirtainly have been annihilated be
the withering glance cast at her by
the dowager 1444 .110 swept out of the
rootn.
noother case It le wild that
white a certain highly placed laity
Wad In tho act of kirsing the queen's
haud a substantial portion of her
front hair became detached *Uri fell
Of) 00 floor at the royal feet, leav-
ing the tidy with a frontal exposure
more eloquent of intellect than
ireauty. To the credit of this un -
batty lady let It he recorded that
'he calmly stooped, picked up the
iligrant leeks and t•arried them off
without a trace of &lit:composure.
But these ludrioomi misadventures
are not the mouopoly of the fair
sex. A once eel2 kuown and corpui-
out city nuth who hod eurvived the
ordeal of the royal homage said war
gracefully retiring from the pre-
eenoe found her lege mixed up with
las ,.word iso awkwardly that he
tumbled and measured lila length
on the fluor and reeignedly lay there
until he wax rescued 4i,nd restored to
the poetical.
A pretty story la told of a fair
debutante, tho moot beautiful girl of
hor year, and her preeentattoo at
court. She was on the point of retire
Ing after kloting the hand of our pne
sent queen, who was taking the place
of QiIeell Vigtoria, when in her ex-
ceeding nen-ropiness she trod on her
train and would have fallen, had not
es court °Ghent, whore duty it was
to Ito prepared for much contingen-
cies, caught aer in lex arms.
Not many weeks later the young
lady and her rescuer found them -
N1.141051 guests at the same country,
Mame and turned their singular In-
t roduet 1.011 10 141)01* good account that
within a year tire wedding bellawere
het es -ringing.
It Is not at all &a unoommon ex-
perience for a lady -relying on the
metal crowded drawing room and In
order to avoid a long wait and iii
crush -to put off isor arrival too
long and mien the funotIon alto-
gether. But at limst alle lady Nat
inatingod to Nave the sheation by a
tour de form
The drawing room was over and
the royal group was preparing to
.teako (to ('1)1 when astound of volcer
dlepitte wrus heard pet outside the
aoor. "But I must go in I" a high-
pitelo:el voice was heard to exclaim In
reeolitte tones, and it moment later
in sailed the belated owner of *be
voice. (hushed oath haste and argu-
ment, and made her way toward the
royal group. Ont.!) an encouraging
mode the spleen turned toward her
and extended her hand; the lady
(.mirtmeed and retired. jubilant at
tho thought that she had had
her way, even in a royal palace.
Leon fortunate eras a debutante
wee, on ttri eve of her presentation
write sieve,' with an Illnenv which
made it impondble for her to at-
tend the coma. Her name was seat
ri:g1 itriVratiehewinrertelsdrapapowlinlitffed-rr for bill::
fatherardeatif made attendance Ina-
toneibl, -for- tst leave et. year. and ---
when it beet there seemed a pros-
pect of paccers at the third at-
tempt elle met with n. fatal acci-
dent In the hunting flek1 and died
on the very day when she should
have Made her oourteey to the
queen.
On at tenet one mealtime a de-
IntrInte *retired a presentation
without going through any of the
neeeseary formalities, nnd certain-
ly without lite approval of the
miner' find the responietee official,.
In the rniddie of the etately fnne-
tion II. poodle. wItleh had In 110•111
iticomprithensible way evaded the
'Nardi/ow of the portal., trotted
o'er; uf t c a - , tho minor ailments of. femme, anti close the throttle and we woukl have into the room, enet an Indifferent
' may be given with al","111 l' ItilfP1Z (0 been in a vrreek it I bad.hot jump- mei by no menne trepeotful glance
"illewa taak even a new born baby. 408e 'rah- eil up ii MI 'hilt her off, nt the royeltiew nod made him exit
. • through the opposite door. quite
lioom towns. 1 Wao4 III a nibling-tiron ROM under an abooluto guaran- 'I have Iry *elf boon badly rattled' wet.. Mat. lose, o. epic, t te, tom h s
vre"lern lets are the only moilcin .fOr chit- .
hy umisei il oecerrencee. The slight- 'by the four-year 4•011ree. The point
•
Ignorant of ma daring defiance of
of indigevtlon. plutpleo and Irritntion
mill.v elevens and all eourt etiquette.
room there one night wirm 1 'bread tee to.•contain 110 01111104 014 14 rte1u1 a.. cam • wit 11 the i 4 0110 On W:11V11 l'i
the giant comman,l.frotu the daiir- eat ono that I remember WAR when of the 44111. Tlfey 11
drug. Sold Ity ii.aiggititie or ow t by
, I wan running it night flyer on a WWII. All thew. 1.1.4 are iseniehni . 1 lionalatful own tiny lionostly differ. , nut thew amtodng adventures are
mall Post-Pahd at 24wata a `47- • erretetr where 1 error I Mid *reek'. lev 1)•• Williante. leek lalle, Tiley. taro_ tin_ the_favo 1 4.it,..it wel!4,4,'eni fl“..lf 1, ley co meanie confined to the royal
riling direct to the Itr. Willie .pol
track for five miles. 'loll the 1400 I, 'bra- tip the nervee with the Nast 'tweets. 111 the circle
1111/1.‘ 4.i .,prInq wenri- of butane knowledge ,in modern .
i prewence. The preitent practice le
Medicine Co.. Brockville. pelt.
, owl charm
time* tle• great and iinportatit nil- • throne room to giver her name to
for a lady when Abe leaves the
' "I w IA going' nt the rato of Sixty
• nost Dr. Winton' Punk I 1'14 are the
Cie world. dltione whieli modern levemtliratioe
milen a h Isinr on ri. Wight down grade
Thea Way Sh • Worked It.
.,
mike new. rich. 11 : end rerwarell 111)1'0 1114•14144 t0 almost clirriage to be ready for her. On
.. I b:o ol an bfflcial, wee) telephones for her
`when I maw a light. In a flash and „,,,helit,, tcmile wediviliP in
cleerly /1 14 though it %tree) broad ...°.'
'.., N. Y. Timm
areciefIles flu ll fln't wolnyu nfl'i et ery hraiselt of lea 7h11117. ft length- . one occaidon a lady after giving
4 dm, light I thought I could Nee /1. .
"Of course:YR; oan't take it hint.' . .
loco :Wive coming full «peed toward 117 Ike, the roses of health leoom on ehing 4 41 the period of collegi•tte her name to the official made her
P e mid. lookin et him, thoughtfe!..
me 11 my track. 1 could Nee e en kiliiil elteeke. Here to proof: albite etetly rather than otherwise k inade WAIT flown t•r the entramie hall, and
and that'ff why alio saki It. It wo1114 i the euitieer. a friend of !nine, lean-
t - 11 I lierlac JohnItoti, Gardn-i• if r.a..
. flue...miry 1.,r all wit.) would *gale mitered the waiting oarriage, whieh
Ir. Hp eon:diet, rind 11110 klieg!' I.
war,
"'Hand« up!'
"Standing 111 th.. door were two
masked men anti battle had revol-
vers in each hand and were cov-
ering tha crowd. At that time I
woukl have sworn that both of the
hold-up men had picked me out and
wore looking 'straight 4. at 'me. as
well toopointing th Ir glues my way.
liter the guide explained the Vat-
ican picture to me I felt doubtful
about this. . But the explanntioa
t the
MOO ft 1011g time ater. A
be.en tinting at anything?'
"Could I s itt off ? My arm imeased
Particular moment of the hold.up
'Oh dear. no," she anew,red with ild not reach full. I °Ace' mulfrrod fr. la 1,-, d leh e.
olivine,. of (lineation nnd thus mhos eriving Waal not here and wit&
ItZebetligroW:41: a I I" •
I dkIn't have the least doubt abet I_ anwe'ioun ,Knot, ..1 mut juNt think_ /1 11 1 11.0 1/V1'st Cxeratti 1.ft in. com-
ing out of the cab window. and I N. IR- ma;"'' " 17," 4e17 rmi whit In .4.1 r 11111011 W011141 1011 a high 41rave off Ain her_
not hnre neeeemtry otherwise, room him, an ninnIrd 'thin , lown, end •0 vet alt that I would st.inilerd ie seholiirehip. le ther.• mit She had lest proceeded far, howe
• • • elermit n • to phut (iff. tr"1"e"tlY " 11" dulv"• Mv "" II:Inger that we shall Wawa spirlt ever, before recognised that the
r c -
'Waite IT11•1 pobr and food illet tete-
lui,te old superfielatity ilito our reimptuans vehicle in which she was
Wee covered. , oug 1 1117 )110 and „1,401, op. ,t r.sw 4)4, fim r result of true feeler
IDS. yea know." the lives of all the people In my,
"The robber's got what they
hat "" 'train Keened to depend upon it. I itt' Dr. Pink Pine nn I ellien svhleh )'*II) 44 only. of enrneet eppica
then i hate felt like a new please , tee,. end deep and (pilot thieking
wonted and cocaped. I was eurpris- "Thinking. w
ed at the wey the crowd bad acted.
They cleft/deity were all well arm- knoW-iNat 1 Wu' a hint."
traek, carrying a lantern. I told, •
peat -a man walking Wealth. , to 0.1is.sit
1 1101 know of nity melleln. fleet The royni road te knowledge le not
the pi ice for nutomohilem.--Leelle'd
Weekly, of a certain duchies, whose naves
wow almowt Ideertloal Jth bur own.
Innocently nIxtucted the congas.
"Why. suppoee-you suppose, braced myerilf for the %hock and rale
ti jta After proidering the matter deeply
An thi, elitotte tonic 1.1 101 111b-
•
much dIffienIty Wee succeeded in
_ getting the coachman to pull op.
? when eke iliecovered tha.t /the had
01. a
their weapons. for several minetee lie decided to
"When the excited dlocussion take her.
which followed tbe affair had sort
A skin that burns whir-rieserna 1. not
of simmered dorm every man In
that crowd made- the same state- enty analithtlylInt a wearin^aa of the re.),
meet -fie hod been looking for ipViell7Z141=1Zerialr=74.:e;124fIrP
chance to draw his gun, but t- hey alwayseure.
masked man in the doorway had
been looking directly into his eyes He Dad Smiled Repeatedly.
and In such circumstances a move N. V. sum
stedliettivel 01 fivn pIii,y "ski 1114148 " Pa " mid tho small bov, -what
bee* practical eulekle.
"Well. It W AM plain that the man
vrbo ooyered the crowd couldn't
have kept looking directly Into the
epee of more Data ten men strung
along Um wall at the nide of the
roots. I knew he hod been looking
etI me. So I put the etatements of
my fellow victimo down an mine-
vebeet la the nature of bluffs. In-
teaded to ewer their look of cour-
age at a mighty critleal moment.
"The next day I left that town
and the memory of the hold-up grad-
u ally grew Mae until years lifter '
when 1 wag wandering through the
art galleries of the Vatican. Then I
env, a picture which recalled It moat
vividly. It was Amply tl.e picture
Of a won With malt. bet 11)0 0700
Mena thet ands looked direetly 10-
10 .01410 with aimed the aloe fierce
dirertnem tte MA those of the hold-
u p sae is the gutwiding room of the
nobody about my scare, of retiree,
but It wag two days beecire got • wet _waned „ea money ,
solute niers:say In spring.. lied
y
my nerve, hack.
'aabout minnenetre Woo of to,rrr. The o..teerel itr pall to 14.• "juet . Pal; Pale Don't (Ale. satisttitote
ve.! by tieing 014(7 1)r. Willlam:4' A N laurel Ambition.
".4117 eterieeer eon tell etoriem
en.,hater,•
Is tile ghost of a smile t"
" A ghost of a iredie,'' pa sadly re-
plied, "1. eomething that le toned 11'.
• bottlea'
olth the important °notion of
the title. When who erumeeded in
finding her omen vehicle who ulti-
mately drove awry in a Angie
brougham. whit's had evidently
..rtr. mt p.• • if Y - WIt, been hired for the oceaslon, to the
nerve of an engineer upere." Menial :14 stool." ff doubt weal to the my litt!e 1111 i,.vI*t WWII 1 pie lIko sseareely concealed distant of the
bracing all the time, orpoolsili 11 Ss 1),.. 11.114.ine Co Brock- 14, if, «11011 .,1,41 grow ups (Meal coachman alee had been 00 -
rune an 4144(110)44.. ''44 rtpe nii 1 iltroirr (Int, en 1 111- Oh will 11.114111- yotihri.,_t eteryrynetn, or.
einem until we leave thtm at the end
from the moment we ostert (nt r 1111 ItP1,00.1‘1,1,1.,11i4r n4L.r744.4. ei•nt.4 r .usr.rit,m 1,-. 41;011, me why you pelted to digested.
of the. rum j "
"The maehlies im throe:thing. Jelt-
leg *nil otwuying under no a11 Ger =IN Law 14""1, •
The well-known ntrayritilogst• Dr.
Dego Win:Ater. lute publiotted 11.11
nceoont of the
gated by King Amretthel, of Baby-
lon, whiefl, ye far no hi know., at
present. W AA the first freak 01lewd
eter given to the world. King .ini-
implicit lived 2,250 years P.. and
In mentIoniel In the me a 0010
temporriry of Abraham. Po thnt hitt
otntuteis wore ()l'ewn up folly fire
eenturiee before the IftWor of Money.
They lInnther 2142, ntel onntain the
following:
'11 n woman lye wenn bererngeo
gives heel Tattle ter the Money pntd
her. ear ehnll hi. thrown into water.
"if It 'rife he it ependthrift. or If
mite otherwise neglecte lier detlen.
her Inotteuef ni.IT pill her sway
without e oneiott." I Ion 1 nmi if a
MO pat Itsvety hi4 wife for no stir,
time: we are emustantly em the al -
.'t for nnt rape reel ion on the tree((
end (111' earn are 'Or/tined o de -
We make Granby Rubbers and Overshoes out of
pure New rubber. Can u much be said of any other make?
Grank Rubbers
cost the maker more, but they cost the wearer lesk,for
one pair does the work of two pairs of ordinary rubbers.
"Granby Rubbers wear like fres."
Ivrinir 1.11.. to Ire ft clergymen, my
110 left, beholds the faults of
ni41): the 19,11 inakepn 2,14,14 over
.fo' ieny na los be Ie, dr, tallthchlettrey" tdhlrOmpooetirhia
d to ofweviormverttue lhemii
me, an t stet out ali the feet thing'm4ldew's:1e be the chlki of purity of
to fel t cense to are them. heart.
A Wireless
Message
On How to Savo 40 �.c.
of cost on your Toncing.
Will be stint eon en voessipt of sour sumo
and address.
nos 86 St1.1111Illt ranee. CO., Wollland. Osalls