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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Times, 1905-05-18, Page 21-+++ Fash ion Hints. - SUMMER FABRICS. Among the new belts are straight ones of ntoeliuut width made of leath- er cut into ornate designs and lined with white. They come in green, red, black and white and have leather buckles. Soft muslin gowns in delicate colors are being made with white lace or batiste embroidery yokes and guimpes, tiimtlarly, gowns of eyelet embroidery have guiinpes of plain material, usually very diaphanous iu text ure. k department the n.edlesur h a Prtment there aro stained linen belts ready fitted with gilt buckles, which have a blue and white ground patterned with green leaves. 'They are to bo work- ed in short and long nun's and out- let° stitches. Liner. sailor bats will be popular to wear with linen gowns and when the gowns are embroidered it is the thing to have a matching embroidery on the hat. Bar and crescent pins, so conven- ient in fastening collars, cuffs and laces, are of sterling silver incrusted with rhinestones or pearls and cost from 35 cents to $1.10, according to WHEN DOCTORS FAILED. Dr. Williams' Pink Pills Drought New Health and Strength. ... From The Post, 'Thorold, Ont. Mr. Reuben Lindsay, a fruit grow- er at ltidt,eville, Ont., is one of the best known men itt that section, having lived in the village or its vicinity all his life. All Mr. Lind- say's neighbors know that about a year ago his condition of health was .ver' serious. 'l'o use his own words ho "regan to go to pieces --was all winding away." When a reporter of the '1 huruld Post called en Mr. Lludsay recently, he found hint swain enjoying the hest of health, and when asked what had wrought his cure, he replied very emphatically "Dr. Williams' fink 1911s; they did for me what medical treatment and other medicines failed to do. In the sarin}; of 190:3," continued Mr. Lindsay, "I grew so weak that I could hardly move about. My ap- petite completely failed me, and I weaned 10 be teas'Ing away to a mere shadow. 1 grew so weak that I could scarcely look after lay horses without resting. 1 doctored with two or three good physicians, but got no permanent benefit. In fact they seemed doubtful as to what my trouble was. One said liver trouble, another kidney dis- ease; but. whatever the trouble was it was rapid:y using me up. A neighbor who had used Dr. Williams' Pink Pills with benefit, advised me to try them, but I felt somewhat skeptical. However, I was finally length. induced to try there, and before I T1 ere is nothing very new this had finished the second lox. I could spring in mourning hats, except that Om crepe trimmings are softened by being mixed with dead black silk anti black quills or wings. The broad hat of mourning is no longer in gond taste. Low, broad turbans have taken their place. The new radia silk comes in very charming designs for summer gowns. In one collection there is a white ground crossed with fine broken black lines and sprinkled with jacquard dots of soft. tints. The silk is $2 a yard, but it is 44 inches wide. The fashion of matching every part of one's costume is being carried to the extreme limit this season. The hat must match more exactly than ever and many women buy - white straw braid and have it dyed to the desired tone. There are variations of the turban which are not hard to wear. Tho Lambaste turban has a fluted or ruffled edge, something like a Corday only shorter. This gives a founda- tion for a wreath trimming which relieves the look of startling abrupt - nese characteristic of the polo. There are some excellent piques on the market this spring, much lighter in weight than this fabric has ever been before, These aro in great demand, both m the plain and figur- ed varieties. Pique is as good a material as linen for coat and skirt suets, and, indeed, has some points of superiority. It does not crush as easily as linen, and, in the light weights now to be had, is not as most invariably an evidence of indi- warm. gestion. The coldness is not due to Suspender skirts are one of the weakness of the henrt or he:blew:us pronounced attractions of the ready- to-wear suit department. A very trig mohair skirt hem wide bretelles convected across the front by three straps. Pretty enamel bell buttons note an improvement. I continued using the pills until T had taken some twelve boxes, when I was again enjoying robust health—in fact I have Do hesitation in saying that I believe 1)r. Williams' Pint Pills saved my life. ltelnenu)crinP my former unbelief in these pills,'- I gladly give this testimonial, in the hope that it may induce some other sufferer to try this great, health - giving medicine." Other ailing people will speedily find new health and strength through a fair 1190 of Dr. Wvilliaenls' Pine Pills. Every close sends new, rich, red biped coarsing through the veins, and that is the reason these pills cure anaemia, 'neuralgia, indi- gestion, kidney and liver troubles, rhenntettisnn, and all other disxasres having thd•r origin in poor watery blood—including the special ailments that make the lives of so many growing girls and women of all ages miserable. See that the full name, "Dr. Williams' Pink Pills for Pale People," is printed on the wrapper around each box. If in • doieet, you can get the pills by mail at 50 cents a hox or six boxes for $2.50 by writing the Dr. Wi:liama' Medicine Co., Iirockville, Ont. COLD FEET AND INI)IGF:STION. Coldness of feet and limbs Is al - of circulation, as is generally sup- posed, but to the contraction of small arteries, preventing blood front entering the parts. 'There is getter - finish the tamps at the ends. The, ally an irritation of the 'abdominal con - skirt is plaited. sympathetic nerve centres which con - h wee - r 1 the circulation of the to ex - There o There never was a time when thol tremeties, This ditfdculty 18 not to guimpe played such an important part in the fashiun9, although in old be removed by exercise or by any fashion plates of tho '50s ono este special application to the limbs, but tent mernble examples Practically by removal of tho causes of the irri- i(lentical with tho present styles. At talion. This may be a prolapsed that time bodices were made with stomach or chronic indigestion. trot beret -shaped and square necks, with find cold foot baths are valuable. gnimpee or tuckers of the finest 'i'hese act, net simply on the feet and lawn.: and Indian muslin covered with needlework. l'ndersleoves were woes, too, just tis at present. FASHIONS IN I'OOTWEAR. With the adoption of the short edit we have conte to realize the wisdom of the Frenchwoman in lane - in.; faultless footwear in the fore- front of her code of dress. That steres be perfect in fit and unques- tionably in accord with gown anti no - limbs, but reflex action affect benefici- ally the abdominal sympathetic cen- tres, which are in a diseased condi- tion. Rubbing of the feet and legs Is also nn excellent method of over- coming spasm of the blood vessels, thus preserving the normal circula- tion. The rubbing should be from the feet towards the body. The surface should be well lubricated With vnscllnc, To nwoid irritation of the skin cadre should also be taken melon Is, with her a fixed law, mrd• to clothe limbs very wartnly. in a p 'tent factor is winning her the many cases this is necessary, even laurel nit a well-dressed woman. A survey of the season's new shoes revealed the happy absence of exag- geratiou and discomfort. Chocolate kid oxfords and tan calf boots, Blucher cut, moderately pointed toe. At the I'nris Academy of Science te Goodyear welt soles, and miliary curious case of esteumnlnchia, or soft - heels were shown as the cor- ening of the bones, was expounded reCt styles for out -door wear; and be means of radiograms. The pa- ths prettiest patent kid Oxfords, tient, who was originally 5 feet. 4 with full Louis heel, for dress occa- in. in height, had shrunk by degrees sine+ to :eft. 2in. in the course of ten Then there aro the smartest of _Year's. Cases of this kind have al - patent kid hoots, with dull calf up- most invariably ended fetidly, but Imre. welled solea and military heels; the patient now in question is in and the most Cinderella -like slippers fairly gond health, though there of the beaded, stropped order.. n) possibility of him regaining! in the summer season. MAN GROWS Si;olt'rEit. +— SOU•riI1:RN 1'AIIU LANDS. A part of the world where n great demand for labor -sat her farm ma- chinery is expected soon to develop is Argentina, when.. out of about 120,(}(0,f10u acne of land atailable for cultivation. Ilea than 23,1100,0(10 acres are now utilised for agricultur- al purposes. (bring to natural con- ditions, it is believed that Argentina can never become n great IeniUttne- turing country, but its agricultural poseibilil i.s are tory large. Yet of its 4,000,000 inhabitants', only 2.- 000,000. !De in the rural districts. and their numbers are nt to the clop the t'esntrrcee of the land. 1.ntely, however, the farmers have learn.Yi that they )nus make one nem do the work of many men, and far this purpose they are beginning to i•ui.ort ngriculturnl machinery. Young man, do not marry n piece of parlor furniture or n mantelpiece (tenement; tie yourself to girl who ran play n tutee with the pots find kettles in the kitchen. perform on the twnshhonrd, and scrub the floor to a lily -while hue, and regret will never hoter like • ghost around your j➢athway 1 his former height. LI'PI'Li: Ll \ ES LOST. The annual report of the Registrnr- Gtnernl for Ontario shims thnt in that province alone', out of every ne thousand children burn one hun- crud nit cloven dit before they reach the figs of sant' year. and in every pi 0% ince of th Dotniniot there is the same appnlli aq loss of precious ilttle lives annually. Mos' of these scathe aro due to disorders of thol st('niaelt or bowels, and most of Giese little title COU lcl h0 saved if mothers kept itl'.vnys nt hand a sim- ple remedy to give the little one nt the first sign of trouble. Such n medicine is Baby's Own 'Pallets, which cures constipation, diarrhoea, indigestion, simple fevers, teething troubles, worms find miter minor ailments, which, if not treatett itrnmpt ly become most sennas. And 1 h mother has a posit ite gun ratit ec that these 'Tablets contain no pois- onous opiate or harmful drug. They aro egnnlly gond for the new burn baby or the well grown chiles. Thou- sands of mothers say Baby's Own Tablets hnve saved the lives of their little ones. You can get the 'Tablets from any druggist er by mail at 25 cents a box by Writing the Dr. Wil- liams' Medicine Co.. Brockville, Oat %'"TSE QUEEN OF NUP-SES." , Florence Nightingale's Advice to Young Women. .At a dinner given to the Military and naval officers who bad served in the Crimean War, it was suggested that each guest should write on a slip of paper the name of the person wheats services during the late cam- paigt would be longest remembered by posterity. When the papers were examined each bore the saute name, "Florence Nightingale." In netting "The Life of Florence Nightingale," Sarah A. Tooley says that it was from her mother that the great nurse and philanthropist in- heritet' the spirit which made her re- spond o-spond to all who needed assistance. Whet, she %vas a young girl the bent of her mind teas in the direction of a useful and beneficent life. Two severe illnesses in her family had de- veloped o-veloped her nursing faculty, and she turned to a systematic study of nursing. Miss Nightingale had not then any clear course before her for the future, but f:ho realised the lin- portant fact that she could not hope to accomplish anything without training. 'Tito faculty was necessary and the desire to bo helpful to the sick and suffering, but a trained knowledge was the important thing. In a letter which Miss Nigittingale wrote in after years to young wo- men, on tho subject of "Work and Duty," she remarked, "I would say to al) young Indies who aro called to any particular vocation, qualify yourselves for it as a man does for bis work. Don't think you can un- dertake it otherwise. Submit, your- selves to the rules of business as teen do:"- And on another occasion she wrote, "Three-fourths of the whole mischief in women's livts arises from the excepting themselves from the rules of training considered needful for men." Miss Nightingale is constantly call- ed the "soldier's friend," and it may he Falai that she is, above all, the patient's friend. "Attend," sho writes, "to the intelligent cravings of tho sick. Patients crave for GIVES TWO REAL GOOD REASONS FOR BELIEVING DODD'S KID- NEY PILLS CUBE ALL KIDNEY AILMENTS. Cured His Backache of Twenty-five Years Standing and Satisfied Everyone He Recommended Theta to. Economy Feint, N. S., May 15— (Spet'ial).---Cleo. S. McLaughlin, of this place, gives two splendid rea- sons for his belief that lfodd•s Kid- ney fills are the one remedy for Kidney ailments. hero aro the two real ons in his own words: "1 was troub:ed with lame back for 25 years or more, sometimes so severe that I could not turn myself in bed. One box of 1)odd's Kidney rills cured ate, and I have had nu return of the trouble since. "I have recommended Dodd's Kid- ney fills to a number of persons who had Kidney Trouble. All who have used them have been benefited or cured." Dodd's Kidney Pills not only re- lieve all Kidney Diseases, from Back- ache to Bright's Disease, but they absolutely cure thein. But soma times where one or two boxes relieves it takes snore to stake a complete cure. 4 MURDERERS GET FREE. Strange Sequel to a Murder Trial at Melbourne, Australia. The sequel to a remarkable murder trial at Melbout•so is brought by a recent Australian mail. An as- tonishing feature of the story is that a self-confessed murderess statute at present beyond the reach things laid down in no sick dietary. of the law. It often happens that the patient's Rose Hubbard, a handsome young stomach is right and the book wrong. You can't diet a patient from a book." 4- - Bright's Dleease—Insldloust decals - 'duet relentless I hum foiled hundreds of tr,nls by nitdicai science to stem -he tide of its ravages—and not until South American Kidney Cure proved beyond a doubt its power to turn back the tide, was there a gleam of anything but de- spuir for the victim of this dread form of kidney disease. -54 In a certain church one Sunday the preacher was rending the an- nouncements ncentents for the following sveo4, When the people were both surprised and horrified to hear the following read out: "The preacher for next Sunday may be seen nailed on tho church door." Corns cause intolerable pain. Iloilo - way's Corn Cure removes the trouble. Try It, and sen what Amount of pain :• saved. Wash greasy dlehes, pots or pans with Lever's Dry `leap a powder. 1t will remove the grease with the greatest ease. Kallow—"les; l'ni trying to raise n moustache, and I'm wondering what color it'll be when it does come ,, 1 — should out." Miss 1 ti posy "(trey, I sho d say, at the rote 1t appears to Le growing.' I1. is usually the coward who does the niost talking about discretion be- ing the better part of valour. The superiority of Mother Graves' Worm Exterminate le shown by its good effects on the Children. Purchase a bottle and give it a trinl. A woman couldn't help feeling proud at having on her hest night- gown if a burglar crone. Minard's Liniment Cares Distemper The only thing worse than having no sense of humor one's self is to have to live with those mho have none. TIiP'e ellAHHMS 010 'I'll 110.T. Sir Frank Younghushnnd, the lead- er of the resent ltritish expedition to Lassa, the sacred city of 'Tibet, brushes away, in an address, the delusion that Tibet i9 n rainless c try. After mangling mer the devotee. pintenu in the face of bitter winds and blizzards, the expedition reache(' the valley of Gynntse, where willows and poplars were bursting into foliage before the midele of April, and the hankm of the river were covered with masses of purple iris plants. On resuming the march for Lassa, July 141 h, henw•y rain fell, and frequent rains were exper- ienced until September, and the sire of the rivers sleeted that this part of 'Tibet hiss a good rainfall. Lassa was found lying 1n a "lovely valley covered with trw•s, rich with cultiva- tion, and watered by a river as broad as the 'Thames at ".,'s:tntine- ter," and "hidden essay by range after range of snowy nm)11titnins.'' HOW SEA-13IItI1S DRINK, Sea -birds frequently spend weskit at sen, anti are believed to quench their thirst partly front the felling rains and pertly front the fat and oil which the;v devour raweneusly when opportunity puts them in their wny. keen eyesi(:ht of birds is well known, and sen -birds have bt't'ti obs served flocking; towards the atorm- cloud 'theta to burst from all points of the compels. and apparently drinking the water es it descends from the skiers. lil':i.ATi:I) t'1tIMii:AN Iii:\taltr). Charles V. Smith, an atericnitural Miniver, over seventy, of 1Iron(Itutwn, 1lilts, has just been informed by the Was Office that he has been accented a pension of 18c o day in recogni- tion of his military service. Smith served in the artillery and in the trent 1.05 throughout the Crimean War, and acted as a volunteer nurse in the cholera hospital. woman, twenty years of age, was ac- cused of poisoning her mother, with tvhon sho and her step -father lived in Melbourne. The defence was that the stepfather, a elan of sixty-five, named Robins, was the real criminal. After an exacting quarrel the girl was acquitted and discharged. !n conversation with a detective a short t.inlo afterwards the girl ad- mitted that she had murdered her neither, and gave as her motive the fact that she had fallen in love with her stepfather, and was bitterly jealous of her mother. Subsequently, accompanied by the man Robins, she went to the police station and spade the following sta- tutory (leclaration:— "I. hose Hubbard, of Percy street, Kot'sington, Melbourne, solemnly and sincerely declare that 1 remember snaking a statement to the police in jail accusing Robins of murdering my mother. That is absolutely untrue. "My reason for making that state- ment w'a8 to save thyself from being convicted. 1 now admit giving my mother quicksilver and arsenic at in- tervals, as she often struck see and was Jealous of me. "I was sorry for what I did to my neither, but sho annoyed me and called ple such terrible names that 1 was determined to do it to her. I ant making this statement to clear an innocent person." The police have satisfied them- selves that the confession in true, but in face of the verdict of not guilty they an. unable to take any steps against tho murderess. Stern Parent—"Young man, I saw you kissing my daughter as 1 passed the parlor door, and I want you to know that I don't like it. hat have you to say about it'?" Young Man—"All i've got to say is that you evidently don't know a good thing when you 1300 +-- COFFEE HEART. Very Plain in Some People. A great many people go on suffer- ing from annoying ailments for a lung time before they can get their ulwn consent to give up the indul-i genre from which their trouble; A gentleman in Brooklyn describes! arises. him experience, fix follows: "I became satisfied some months ago that 1 owed the palpitation of, the heart, from which i suffered al- Inost daily, to the use of coffee, II had been a coffee drinker for 30, years) lett I found it very hard to; give up the beverage. "I realized that i must give up the harmful indulgence in coffer(' but I felt the ueccssity for a hot table drink, and ns tett is not to my lik- ing, 1 was nt n loss for awhile, what to do. 'One Jay 1 roil ncross n very sen- sible and stroightforwnrd presenta- tion of tho claims of i'oston] Food Coffee. and was so impressed there- by that 1 concluded to give it a trinl. Ary experience ell it tuns unlntisfnctnry till 1 learned how it ought to be prepared -11y thorough boiling for not less than 1.i or 20 minutes. After I learned that lesson Otero wax no trouble. l'ustum Food ('offer proved to be a Most palata- ble and satisfactory hot beverage, and i have used It ever since. "The effect on my health has been most salulnrv. It hes completely cured the heart palpitation from which 1 ucerl to suffer 80 much, par- ticularly ar-ticula ly after hreakfnst, and 1 never have a return of it except when 1 dile or lunch nway from home end ate compelled to drink the old kinrl of coR(•e because i'oston.' is not serv- ed. I 511d that Postum Food Coffee cheers and invignrntee while it pro- duces 00 harnrhal stimnlntion." Nome given by Postern Co., ilattle ('reek, Mich. There's n reason. Ten days' trial opener to 'tatty. )tend the little book "Tho (load to Wellvilly" la eery package. proves an eye More than half the battle In cleaning greasy dishes is in the soap you use. If it's Sunlight Soap it's the best (III ROADSIDE ORCHARDS. Itn the Grand Duchy of Maden apple cherry. pear and walmut trees aro planted along both sides of high- ways, at a distance of 82 feet apart, Thus shade is furnished, and when the fruit. is ripe it is sold by public auction, the money thus obtained be- ing applied • to 0 th maintenance and the extension of the system. Pon OVER BoX'rY YEARS. thee. Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been used by millions of ruothers for their children while teething. It soothes the child. suftent the gums. allays pain, curer windcolic, regulates the stomach and bowels, and is the beat remedy for Diarrhoea. Twenty-five cents a bottle. hold by druggists throughout the world. Be sure and ask fur "lura. Wtaslow'a Soothing t)yrup." 22-04 A man feels very hard up after ho has had a dream where he was mak- ing lots of money. Minard's Liniment Cures Colds, Sc It's a wisp barber who never illus- trates his stories with cuts. s Baby HumOr•a• —Dr. Agaew's Oint- ment soothes, quiets, and effects quick and effective cures in all skin eruptions common to baby during teething time. 1t is harmless to the hair in cases of Scald head and cures Eczema, Salt Rheum and all Skin Diseases of older people. 35 cents. -55 i The Chaperon (angrily)—"If yott allow that young mum to kiss you in my presence 1'Il turn my back on you." Ernestine—"Why, that's just what we want you to do." Seine persons are more susceptible to colds than others, contracting derange- ments of the pulmonary organs from the slightest causes. These should always have at hand a bottle of Nickles Anti -Consumptive Syrup, the present day sovereign remedy for coughs, Ca- tarrh and inflammation of the hangs. It will effect a curo no matter how severe the cold may be. You cannot afford to he without a remedy like !Sickle's, for it is the best. Some rules have been published for discovering counterfeit bank -notes. What the average man twantx aro n few simple rules for discovering the genuine article. ENGLISH SPAVIN LINIMENT Itemoves all hard soft or calloused lumps and blemishes from horses, blood eltavin, curbs, splints, ringbone, sweeney, btiftl•s, sprains, sore and swollen throat, coughs, etc. Savo :50 by use of one bottle. Warranted the most wonderIJI Blemish Cure ever I known. Never put off until to -morrow what you can do to -day is n pretty good rule, but it does not include saying unkind things. Little but iearehlns.— 1)r. Von Stan's Pineapple 'tablets are not. big 11 tusmtu9 doses that contain injurious drugs or narcotics—they aro the pure vegetable pepsin—the medicinal extract from this luscious fruit, and the tablets aro pre- pared in as palatable form as the fruit itself. They cure indigestion. GO in a box, 35 cents. -56 -- Mrs. Wedsoon (poutingly)—"Mrs, Oldwi(o next door has had two new dresses to lay one.'' Mr. Wetlsoon (spouse No. 2)—"Yes, my dear, but you've had two new husbands to her one." duet the Thing That's Wanted.— A pill that acts u( the stomach and yet is •o con(roumdcd that certain In• gredictts of It preserve their power to act upon the Intestinal cutlets. so as to Near them of excretal, rho retention of which cannot but be hurtful, was long looked for by the medical prufeesion. It was found ba Parnieleo's Vcgetnhle fills, which aro the result of much expert study, and ere tcleeitllicnlly prepared as a laxative and an alternative in one. "Can dogs find their way home from a distance?" is a question fre- quently asked. it's according to the dog. if it is one you want to get rill of he can find his way back from Attica. If it dm a valuable one he is apt to get lost if he goes round the corner. C. C. RICIIARDS & Co. Dene Sirs,-1'ou: MINAitr1'S LIN( MFa'i' is our remedy for sure throat, colds and all ordinary ailments. It never fails to relieve mut cure promiptly. CIIAiHLES IV1IOOTF:N. Port Mulgrave. A MODEL P1'RL1('AN. '1'! 0 death occurred recently of Air. Sate. 1dey, the inndior(' o1 a public - house in the (iirlington district of Bradford, England, whose boast was that. though he had kept, one house tot thirty y'ear's. n drunken man haat meter been seven inside It. lie knew ell the "tinge days" in his 1,, celily, and if any working man ('ante in on that tiny, and asked for liquor, ?dr. Hey would say, "Yon can have one drink; then you twist go home nett give your wife your %engem. You may then come hack and have another, when you hate unshed yourself and brushed up." 11.• allowed no bad language in the house. r; No one ev 'saw a henpecked man With a doubllelfn. You Don't Know Good Tea UNTiL YOU HAVE TRIED It's Fresh, Natural Fragrance pleases the most critical and will be a REVELATION to you. ONLY ONE BEST TEA—BLUE RIBBON'S I+, Try' ;taxes Red Xstaltse51. The Bicycle is King Cr.:4;7741 THE CUSHION FRAME Every person realises now that there is no other vehicle so cote v tent the country, town or city as the wheel. '1'lie whorls we sell are the best in the world. CLEVELAND MASSEY-HARRIS BRANTFORD WELLAND-VALE Is the now feature. It has brought bicyclingagain into po- pttlnr fewer—Makes Rough Roads mooth. The Sills' Hygienic Handle Bar -- a companion invention to the Cushion Frame. Write for our new catalogues, and new picture card.s. Mention this paper. We desire to get in touch with every owner of a bicycle in Canada as we wish to place before them all. the advantege of the improvements now to be found on the bicycles we handle. For thiel reason we want as many persons as possible to send in from their locality a good list of bona fide owners of bicycles who should bo interested in the purchase of a new bicycle with the modern improvements. The 'fists will be received in regu- lar order and to the writer of each twenty-fifth letter in the order received we will R01111 free of charge one pair of our improved Hockey "Cycle( Skates. manufactured by us, sold regularly at 12.00 per pair. The lists must bo clearly written out with address and name of make of present bicycle and should he addressed as follows: Department. li Canada Cyclo & Motor Co. Ltd , Toronto Junction, Canada. Lists must be received not later then Ilay 24th. Canada Cycle and Motor Co., Limited, " Makers of the World's Best Bicycles,? Canadian Headquarters for Automobiles. TORONTO SAXON SKELETONS FOUND. While digging for the purpose of erecting n children's swing at High House, Winchester, England, work- men have laid bare live or six )1u - man skeletons in good preservation. One was that of a man of gigantic stature, and on the ribs was found a Saxon spearhead. in another hole was the skeleton of a man equ- ally tall, and here was found an- other spear -head, as well as the re- mains of a belt -fastening. In another place was a lino silver ring of splen- did workmanship. 'i'he site is one on which Saxon and early Norman political offenders were executed, Stigand, an Archbishop of Canter- bury, being 0110 who suffered there. Nip Disease In the Ilud.—it im difn- cult to eradicate a disease after it has become seated, therefore it Is wise to take any ailment in its initial stages and by much retnedies as ere sufficient, slop it In its course. Cold is the com- monest complaint of man, and when neglected leads to serious results. Dr. Thomas' Fclectric 011 will cure the severest cold or most violent cough. Sometimes a man is despised for twenty or thirty years because, ho is so stingy, and then envied all the rest of his life because he is so rich! Minard's Liniment Cura3 Diphtheria Pauline (sarcastically) — "Jack struts along as i( he owned the earth." F:Ivira (s'.r(rtly)—''No won- der. Lust evening I promised to let 1)11)1 become lay husl►and. One Short Puff Clears the Head.— Does your head ache? have you pains over your eyes? Is the breath offen- sive? These are certain symptoms M Catarrh. Dr. Agnew's Catarrhal Pow• der will cure most eetuhhorn cases in ei martcllously short time. If you've had Catarrh n week It's a sure cure. 11 it m of fifty years' standing it's just as ef- fectite. OU cents. -57 Seedy—"Some people are, always howling for more, no Matter how much they have. Don't you think you'd be satisfied with enough?" Greedy—"Dawe soy I should if I could get it." fluorin IInlreell Cure; GarJ1I 11 Cat; Disgusted Uncle --"1 shall leave my money to the poor este needy." Nu - good Nephew—"lleaw'en bless y.11, uncle; I always said you wouldn't leave me out." A Cure for Fever and Ague.—"lane ,cc's Vegetable Irish aro compose 1 for u.c In any climate and they will be found to pre'erto their powers in nnv latitude. In fever and ngue they act upon the secretions rind neutralise the poison which hos found Its way Into the blood. 'i'hey correct the impurities which find entrance into the system through drinking water or rood, and If used as a preventive fevers are avoided. A. 51ntim•'ntnl poet writes: "Iiuw ran 1 meet my darling?" After s•►me deliberntion over the question we have 1•nlnl' to the conclusion that he snit meet. her by approaching her frons an opposite iiirrctiu11. No Breakfast Table complete without PS's An admirable food, with all its natural qualities intact, fitted to build up and maintain robust health, and to resist winter's extreme cold. It is a valuable diet for children. COA The Most Nutritious and HoonomicaL DinnerSets Fri; FOR GASH TRADE. 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