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he had obtained arifle and bayonet,
and go he would.
The women .are not behind the
men, Accustomed as they are to
the carrying of heavy loads, they
At t who Lack 'Vigor, 'Those Who transport the food to their husbands
are Dispirited and Worn Out, alzd brothers at the front -
h. and ammunition are plenti-
Shouid head
This Cal,efany. fel_ but there is .•t. st . - provision
khat Health and Reixevaod yl Fortunately. the open-air life of the
tality Quic ea mountains makes the Montenegrin
Return When ° RiSnt a hardy product,
for t __ ,,.. ,,....,�,,,Y„
he treatment o;' -toe wounded..
neinedy is Used,
"I am only thirty years old, yeti
kr almost two years I have felt >ataldeamain
five,n Dance
more like &event
I have � " t Auseriea
Po
found it diflacult to sae Popular In England.aII
sleep at nt
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d the morn lea felt so de-
found
a . The Connaught family are nit -
pressed an heav • t inf.! if not h
.l that .chart was �: original. In Soule ways
difficult, My hands were always Prince. Arthur is the most daringg of
clammy and perspiration on slight them all in this .respect. Ile more
effort would break out all over inc. than anybody else has helped to
wo oat nnatura3 that I &koala[ make the quaint American dances
bItegin to brc>nod over the chance the fashion in England. It is now
that I should be unfit to do m recognized ii society with a large
e
work, and this dread made my r,SA, t}lot he will notgot a ball
Aftsleepless rri#hts raerfcet,• misery tante&& the hostel:+ intends to ha''e
P s some of these on her programme.
and n to repeated trials of xnediczne
x res, Dr. Hamilton's pills ? When staying at Welbeck Abbey.
gave me the first gleans of hope I. some time ago, as the guest of the•
From the verb first I could see they Duke and Duchess of Portland, he
were different in action from other l discovered a few hours before the
als, They �idat ripe and acted great hall
given on that occasion,
as naturally as if nature that .there was not o single "two,
and not, „} single tR'
talo pills wore cleaxisitlg, xz►y clogged, i step Or others innovation on the
Iip sl ste x. :7al'y spirits rose,fe l programme. 11,9iereaz on he went
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inucli; better, The sluggish a vol t to the Duchess, who pis' extremely
of the system gave way to nrm conventional, and said this would
a 'v' not c,l o do
t t a .
z , Dizziness t all -
sed, ,
,� D ,� Bess aizal iteadaebes:1
oared, ixl?potitat.. gond color and, • The Prince is very genial and
anllaateern t9 work returned, and pleasant, lout has a knack of getting
oohed. ana. lista a, nein his own way. "TTbe' dancing-
I blank Dr. Halzailt all's' master for the next few liours,a' he
it
IL,A anfcaraxled bielioetess, "arid I stall
PRINCE ARTHUR I5 4I1
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This was the oxpeionce of 3'. E. I eachouse< arty how to donf the members of the
Parklmet, a well known grocery p ,a oe these de"
dealer in Jefferaan. Follow his ad- lighth l steps.
vice, use Dr. Hamilton's Pills for Very soon he had initiated Lady
r stozna.eh, kidneys and liver, Victoria Cavendish-Bentick into the
! ,'you'll enjoy 1o0t life and ro- 'Intricacies of the "Turkey'Trot,"
t good, health, All druggists' and at appears that even the Duda•
[ storekeepere sell Dr, lima- ' ess of Portland herself, the melt.
Pelle, e, per box, 5. boxes txt�tely Duchees in England, els
postpaid from the a a vietim to its attractions.
Co., Buffalo, N.` ,,
Canada,
for S'
Catarr.
and Kinirs
111ONTE 'lafll Q IN iI'�IC T 31.+';.
Graphie 14'en-I'ictllria lis tl Nerd
paper C'orre$
Even in tip*� of leace, Ionteno-
gee is one ost picturesque.
and interesting *corners of Europe;
during the recent war against the
Turks the oountry of the Black
Mountain had a fresh faseination
for the observer from the lvest, A
correspondent of the London Times
writes thus of the piquant civiliza-
tions that he saw Ia the streets of
'odgori tza.:
Side by side'vitll the Montenegrin
'soldiers in greenish khaki uniforms,
with light shoes for climbing over
the reeks, walk wild -looking ,Alban-
ians, eaaell man clad in fa.ntastie
clothes of grayish -white home-made
.cloth, trimmed with• black braid, a
sheepskin over his shoulders, and a
rifle, thin, murderous -looking
bayonet, slung across his back,
Montenegrin women, wearing the
long, ,sleeveless coat and carrying
heavy loads, -for the wolnen form.
the real commissary department of
the army,—pass along the street,
their ranks broken now and then at
the creaking of an old-time ox -fart,
with wheels four feet high, or at the
ho'tine of a very modern motor -
Well -to-do Montenegrins, in
rclern dress of red and blue
and gold lace, mingle under the
trees with peasants who wear the
old whitish -gray national dress and
carry old-fashioned rifles and as
many cartridge -belts as they can
get round their waists.
In the soldiers clad in khaki and
armed with excellent modern wea-
pons lives the spirit of a bygone
age. There have been many exam-
pace „of dash and audacity that
might well be the envy of any army.
13ut misdirected and in somecases
carried out in spite of the commands
of the officers, they have merely led
to unnecessary loss of life. All
elasses of the population are ani-
mated by enthusiasm for their coun-
try's cause, by the pride of clan,
and by the inborn hatred of the
Turk. From all parts of Europe
and fromAmerica have .come Mon
tenegrins anxious to take up arms.
Yesterdayat the little; village of
Reika I found in the temporary
hospital two wounded soldiers who,
although just returned from Ameri-
ea after many years of absence,
were as full of ardor as if they had
lived all their lives in continual fear
of the Turk. At the same place,
waiting for: the little. steamer that
plies to Virpazar,were old men
armed with rifles, on their way to
join`the army, and a boy of four-
teen, whore his mother in vain ,im-
plored -ea stay at home. Somehow
den
car.
are .best for nursing
mothers because they, do
not affect the rest of .the
ystem. Miidbutsure.25o.-
bc,r , t your' druggist s. '
Il tUR AND OMEM CAE.
CRNAO G. Artl'�d•
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MR. WILLLIM ALLAN BLACK.
General manager of the Ogil
vie Milling Company.
IF YOUR BABY IS SICK'
GIVE BABY'S OWN TABLETS
The little ills of babyhood and
childhood should be treated prompt-
ly, or they may prove serous. An
occasional dose of Baby's Own J
Tablets will regulate the stomach
and bowels and keep your little
ones well. Or they will promptly
restore health if sickness tames un-
expectedly. Mrs. Lenora M.
Thompson, Oil Springs, Crt... says:
"I have used Baby's Own Tablets
for my little girls as on«as:o a re-
quired, and have found them al
ways of the greatest help. No
mother. in my opinion, should be
without the Tablets."- Sold by
medicine dealers or by mail at 25
cents a box from The Dr. Wil-
liams' Medicine Co., Brockville,
Ont.
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MATCHES FROM STRAW.
Scarcity of Lumber ; C.ells for Orad
Substitutes.
The annual consumption of wood
in the manufacture of matches is
next to incredible. In view of the
scarcity of lumber and its cense-
quent high prices Carre, an Eng-
lishman, offers what he claims to
be an efficient and economical sub-
stitute which he calls artificial
wood. It is a composite made of
straw and dried grass.
The straw is passed through
crushing, rolls, thence through cv-
Ei d —
SCALES,EJAIIIII1OFF pecie Death
.
From Day to Day
an ,..icnu 1 Another Ae
t r Se
Where Life Watt
Saved and Health .Restored
Head so Itchy Could Hardly Stand by. l erviline.
1t, Dandruff Showed on Coat Col-
lar, Cuticura SOap and Ointment
Cured in One Month,
223 Elizabeth. St., 3Zpntrea1, Quo. .»Cutl-
Cura Soap and, Ointment coxed me perma.-
?zently from dandruff and scalp itch that I
was Battering with Ino over • a year. T had
an inflammation of tho lungs and a very
strong rover. when I recovered. my head
was covered with scales, and dandruff, and
it;vas sp'itetiy 1 coulrt hardly stand it. The
dandruff showed on goy coat collar. 'I had,
used various medicines without relief: 1
heard of Cuticura ,Soap and Ointment and
decided to try them and
m
za
it. bemuse 1 am dry glad of
a
perfectly cured. X used
two boxes of Cuticura Ointment with the
Cuticura Soap. It took one month to cure
me. I take pleasure in recoremenjfng Cuti
tura Soap and Ointment to' anyone who is.
suffering with scalp or skin dlseasee.':
(admen) 31octor k'erras, I:ec. 30. lent..
TO REMOVE DANDRUFF
:Prevent falling hair, remove crusts and
stales, and allay itching and irritation; of
the scalp, frequent shampoos with Cuticura
Snap. assisted by occasional dressings ?flttt
Cattieura Ointment, afford the speediest and
rtmet economical treatment. They assist la
Mutating the growth and beauty of the•
hair by removing those conditions which
tend to make it dry, thin, and lifeless, often
caning to premature grayness and loss or
hair. Cuticum Soap and Cuticura oifrtlncnt'
aro sold by.drugflsts and dealers throughout
the world, Liberal e#rmple of tach mailed„
fro, 'with ,,,,„>
-p, :akin Book. Arld�$ss. post
card trotter Drug dr Chem. Corp., Dept,.
4OI?. Boston. V.:3, A..
"BLEEDERS” IN ROYALTY.
Strange Malady of Czar's Heir A.
Teets Other Families.
In Russia.
.very serzotle alarm : has
o been aroused by the remit pro-
nouncement of the Court medical
advisers to the effect that the.
Czar'e heir is a haemophilic, in
other words a "bleeder." This ex-
traordinary malady has cropped up
at intervals sinee the early Middle
Ages among scions of European
royal families. -;
In popular language the vietiins
of this constitutional tendency to
bleed 'excessively after compara-
tively slight injuries have been said
to have `.'only, one ekin instead of
three."
The truth is of course that haemo-
philias have the same number of
skins as any one -else, namely, one,
but that their blood licks to ,a
greater or less degree that power of
Coagulation or Clotting which in
normal persons leads to natural
arrest of hemorrhage after any ex-
cept very serious injuries to large
blood vessels. At the present time
it would seem that haemophilia is
more prevalent than ever among
princes.
The late Duke of Albany suffered
from it and eventually died of it.
The second son of the King and
Queen of Spain is said to be afflict-
ed by it and to be incurably deaf in
`consequence of hemorrhage into the
internal ear.
Rumors are also current that the
Hohenzollerns are not exempt from
it and that some of Queen Mary's
relations are haemophilic to a slight
degree, The disease hardly ever
occurs in females, but is handed
down almost exclusively through
the female line. That is to say, the
ehildren of a male haemophilic are
not likely to suffer from the disease,
whereas the male offspring of a fe-
male'whose brothers are "bleeders"
are eligible for the display of
laemophilia.
In view of the youth of the Czar -'s
on and the serious illness through
which he has passed the constitu-
ional delicacy from which he' ap-
ears to suffer is bound to occasion
he utmost concern for his future
mong the whole Russian people
nd the greatest sympathy through-
ut Europe.
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Minard's Liniment Cures Carget in Cows.
These Boys!
Howard—Hasn't Bachelor wait-
ed •rather long before choosing ^a
wife
2
Coward—Bless you, not He's
only had a marrying income since
he was sixty.
Mrs. Kawler-Who is the smart
-
t boy in your school; Bobby?
coley—Well, Johnny Smith says he
Mrs. Kawler`—But who' do you
ink is 9 Bobby—I'd rather not
y. I'm not so' conceited as Johnny
e
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th
sa
lindrieal cutters, which divide it Smith.
into strips, afterward supplied with
an adhesive, bile strips inclosed at
both ends with layers of paper, are
forced through other rolls, and
t1u ough linked molds in the form
of a chain, where they are subject-
ed to heat and pressure, whence
they emerge in the form of round
splits and are then cut to the pro-
per length for matches. ' It is
thought possible that this product
may be also used for building- pur-
poses.
A fear of becoming ridiculous is ri,
good guide' in life; and will "seen a
man from, all', sorts of scrapes.
One trouble , with the faintly
i keleton "s'; lrat it .refuses to stay
le the eIosetlr E
X
We have all read and heard
the agonies of sciatica, but o
those who have been tortured
this dread malady can fully app
ciate what it must mean to
cured after years of suffering,
It is because he feeds it, ,his sol-
emn. duty to, tell to the world his.
faith in Nerviliaxe that VictorP.
b
Hires makes the following
declare -
tion. "For three years I was in
the Royal Mail service, and in all
kinds of weather had to meet the
night trains. Dampness, .Hess c 1
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, o ori.
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earineeneenttre
SAW DIFFERS FROM. SWORD
Odd Fish Commonly Found in Trop
foal Seas.
,d3,
Related to the sharks are the.edd
saw fishes of the tropics apical: are
- ETI WREN .RE�i YO U'R ;
TIRED
'You wail find it wnndgrflxi
efreshing
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common in the, lagoons, bayous and
sounds of the West Indies and the
southern •coast. These fish grow to
a length wy ev,-fxve;
of feet; and oafs ttheyentarte otwf noentyreal}
my i value are never fished or heated to
b,y' any extent,
re In fact, the fishermen s xxnen dread .ad the.
be - preatures, for they often. beeozne
et z
entangled e
1 x
d n.
g their nets r el;s
and xi
and
P
n
tear there to pieces by lateral jerks
and sweeps of the: huge,"saw" on
the :nose, This "saw" its a bony
elongation of•the ,nose and is armed
on either side with large, sharp,
strong teeth, and in the g ,
e largest ;
fish"r „
tines
sa'as
grow to be five or
six feet long and nearly a foot wide.
Very different from the saw fish
is the ;sword fish, which' is related i
to the mackerels and is of great
value for food and is widely and ae;
siduoualy hunted or fished on the
southern New England coast as wen
as in the Gulf of Mexico and in the
'West Indies. The sword fish is a
splendid ereature, often weighs a
six leindred pounds aan
exposure brought on sciatica, th
affected my left side. Sometim
an attack would comm e on that zea
me powerless to work, I was
nearly a complete *nipple that
had to give up my job. I was
despair, completely cast down, b
cause the money I had spent
trying to get well was wasted.
was apeaking to my chemist o
day, and he reememended 'Ner
line.' I had this good liniment
ont
rubbed on severaltimes a day an
got relief. I continued this treat
ment
four months and was :cured
I have used all kinds of liniments
and can truthfully say that Nervi
line is far stronger, more pee
trating and infinitely better thou
anything else for relieving pain,
urge everyone with lumbago, nen
ra}gia, rheumatism, or sciatica, to
use Nerviliue. I know it will euro
them."
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def
pieree the strongest ezaice?,n
of a'
boat.
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t sustains and cheers
Motorist --"I haven't paid a cent
, for .repairs on in machine in all
the ten months I've bad it." Friend
—"So the mart who didthe re airy
told me."P
--T._ FARM
FOR seta.
H. W. fiAwScall, tdine,ty Colborne Str.
Toronto.
.N.D.RED AUDES-COUNTT Zi Ciszcx ly
Goad, • house, Buildings: O.rci';ard*
eag and en easy , germs.
k 3 d3ynS3
ACRES FIITZf Gf olA
and arP,in orchard.: ab�otW
rw> miles from Iiarnilzon.
H. W. DAWSOtd. Toronto.
L I'r i•'�5,1t-.,'IFT�C ::'tlN?f FS Il� .
> lsin C satalty, &lila good, sand wens:
=telalc.a. elialrriea; 5 acres ateacr;t—r
l -lateen acres ralipberrieh and i-intlt
buaidinge fair: Would exchange for
farm or city property., Western
Estate. Leaden• Out,
Get Nerviliee to -day, large fam-
ily' size, enc. ; trial size, eee. , all
dealers or The Oatarrhozone Co.,
Buffalo, N. Y. and Kingston,
Canada, fy cans,
Proving It.
Mre. Xnagg "Harts yowl been
telling the neighbors that you were
henpecked?"
Mr. Knagg---."Why, you know,
my love, I wouldn't have the nerve
to say a thing like that."
Mlnard'e Liniment Cures Dinhthorla,.
By Way of Illustration.
Artiste -Bahl What do you know
about pictures? You are no artist!
Critical Friend—No, and neither
am I' a hen, but I can tell a bad
egg when T see it.
WHY NOT SPEND THE WINTER IN
CALIFORNIAI
Attractive rates will be quoted by rarl•
able routes, affording iincst scenery.The
Lae Angelee Limited, leaving Chicago
the Francisco
OvSouthern
landeLimited leas.
Ina Chicago 8:30 p.m., lens than three days
in rn ailway travel. The China, andest of rJapan
Santa Franciiiscohiand LosilAngeles.p Illus.
!rated literature on application to B. I'i,E,
Bennett. General al A
cn
tr t Chicago
. and
North
woBiern By.. 46 Tonga St:, Toronto,
Ont.
A. Rapid Counter.
Willie was wakeful, and his we-
ther told him to count and keep on
counting until he went to sleep. All
was quiet for about an hour, when
he called :
"Mamma."
"Well, dear, what is it?"
"What comes after trillions?"
Make Her Another.
Wife (tearfully)—You have broken
the promise you made nae
Husband (kissing her)—Never
mind, my dear, don't cry; I'll make
you another.
Thoroughness.
Mistress (to new butler) --"Oh,
James, I found this bowl, chipped
and cracked in the pantry this af-
ternoon."
Tames—"I am not the culprit,
madam ; I never .'chips nor cracks.
When I breaks I smashes utterly."
CO1 SUMPTIOtt'
All suffering from Consumption, Coughs,
Colds, Bronchitis, Laryngitis, Weak Lungs,
or a Weak Throat, should write for parti-
culars of my medicine. It never fails. It
satisfies you that it does you good. WM.
R. COPELAN0, 511 Pape; Ave., Toronto, Ont.
Ultra Fashionable.
Pop Korn -"Is this here suit up -
ter -date ?" -
Village Tailor—"they wore this
style in the ' city only ten years
ago '
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Mlnard's •Liniment Cures Distemper.
Strange, Nantes.
l3ritish Guiana is a land of quaint'
Christi
names. Rev. L, Crooall
quotes. from the baptismal register
of the. church in which he minister-
ed to a congregation of all the col-
ors, Nannie Bellona, Queen Eliza-
beth,: Prince Albert, John ;' Pinta -
loon and:Frank Locust. One negro
whose child he christened was called
Whiskey Emmanuel. • Another
black man.brought his child, and
when the minister asked the name.
replied, "`Seriatim 'ad Valorem."
Another gave' a puzzling answer'
which sounded Iike "Ax, parson,"`
and when requested ` to explain,
said: "`Weal, parson, my mind /gin':
loci go troo• de New Test x,�ent.
I have had four boy; one was call
ed Matthew, another Mark,, another;
Luke and another John, and this is
1cts, parson." London G�bronaole,li
Christian
,�linartlPs, Littlnlesti rlxtt
ay
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The Stranger.
A stranger knocked at a loan
door and told him of a fortune l
be ;rade,
"Um," saidthe inan, "it appears.
that considerable effort will be in-
volved,"
"Oh, yes," said the stranger
"you will mass' many sleepless
nights and toilsome days."
"Urn," said the man, "and who
are you ?"
""I am called Opportunity."
"Um," said the man, "you call
yourself Opportunity, but you look
like Hard Work to me,"
And he slammed the door,
I was cured of painful Goltro by MIN
ARM'S LINIMENT.
BAYAItD McM !CLIP*.
Chatham, Ont.
I wah cured of Inflammation by MIN-
AItD'S LINIMENT.
MRS, W. A. JOIENSON.
Walsh. Ont.
I was cored of Facial Neuralgia by
MINARD'S tlNIM NT.;
Parkdale, Ont, J, 71. 'BAILEY
Comparative.
"1 think it must be awful to have
a, wife that goes through your pock-
ets every time she gets a chance in
search of loose ohmage," said. Wil
loughby. ,.
"Oh,ha
t ta s only a nxinar afflic-
tion," said Barrows. "It's the wife
that goes through your whole bank
account that gets on my nerves."
Dr. Morse's
Indian Root PiUs
are made according to a formula hn
use nearly a century ago among the
Indians, and learned from them by
Dr. Morse. Though repeated at-
tempts have been made, by physi-
cians and chemists, it has been found
impossible to improve the formula or
the pills. ` Dr. Morse's Indian Root
Pills area household remedy through-
out the world for Constipation and
all Kidney and Liver troubles. They
act promptly and effectively, and !s
Cleanse the System
If Toronto
Keeps row ng
And It Is Sure To
Figure your profit In five years,-Slx-
roomed House with all conveniences,
$2,500 to 02,800, bringing In 022 to 625.
per month rent, and can be bought
with 6500 or 5800 down. Will soon
pay for itself. Write for particulars.
J. R. LeROY 00.
771 Queen E;, 'TORONTO:
,aperommommsessaaa
EviARn¢,,..d i.. ,sec
FARMS WANTED.
tt tIrMs SP,+t14TED--Low PUICEB F0I3,
8' ' oldcountry buyers. d, Drummer,
7
8 Toronto
o Si.,, l'Oronto,
STAMPS AND COINS.
half' c0LL5GTonS-FitTNA Lxa D15'..
ferent Foreign Stamps, Catalogue,
Mourn, only Seven Canto. Marks Stamp
Company. Toronto,
HELP WANTEiI.
4NADIA?I' GOVERNMENT'
Railway Mail Cter2o ; 550,00
etanlinatiana everywhere tsoou, s,:
uuestioas rre-e, Fr ilkiip
De n't J 153, Rochester,' „Z, Y.
9 Lrior
Co.. Li
ISCELL*NECUS,
'i'GTSIOE5 Lilli coli. FTil..
nal and es{«:rnai. cured with*
Y aur home treatment. Write
00 late. Dr. Dellmao Medical
d. 'ollint wood, Ont.
(1 ALI, STONES. KIDNEY AND f1i;dlSa
all" der Stones. Kidney trouble. Gr.' vet,
Lumbago and kindred ailments po„at.veiy
cured with the new German Retocdy.
"Sonet," price $1.50. Another new remedy
for Diabetes -Mellitus, and sure cure. 1e!
"Aanol's Anti -Diabetes." Price -63,00 front
drugglsta or direct. The Stool Manufao.
taring Company of Canada, Limited..
Winnipeg, Man.
Men's Seats FRENCH•QLEASEB
iioNt Work in t➢an,tda• Gold hie dais
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RRUTISII AWE'iCAN DYEIN , CQ,
P. 0,, IIOX, 239, MONTR'A1.
Can you Solve
This PUZZLE?
Cunt the number of
faces Santa bus stowed
away in hie whiskers and face and
win a. prize.
1st prize, pair hockey skates
2nd prize, boys' or girls' watch
3rd prize, printtng outfit or dolt
Three beautiful gold and silver em-
bossed Christmas Cards given to every
boy or girl -tvho .tries:
Cut out ad. and mark faces with
cross and mail to ns to -day with your
name and address written plainly.
TORONTO TRADING CO.
454 Logan Ave., Toronto, Canada
•BROWN'S
TREES"
,. ^tea,
m®WN3 NURSERIES,
WELLAND COUNTY, OI' T.
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ewillr,al) .d Res , 31 1. The Raria is recognized azs-
> �tFxe best lamp ;Wade, It
gives. a 'clear, steady light' soft 'and mellow- the ideal lamp, ac-
cording to best authorities, for all work 'requiring close attentions
of the eyes (far superior to gas and electricity),
••
The
Lighted without removing chimney or sha%Ye. Easy to clean ant rpoo
iricxpensive Eeono+xxacal; IYlade;Ix� various styles, anrl'fos alt, puryao,ew.,:
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