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IHA'fS AND PARASOLS.
The small hat continues a favorite.
Tho old-fashioned Leghorn is having
a great vogue, and certainly no other
straw has quite tho grace and stand-
ing quality of this braid. It com-
bines well with velvet and roses, and
is substantial enough to be an excel-
lent foundation for ostrich plumes.
Linen coats will be a bigger vogue
than ,ver this year. Some of them
wilt bo sack coats, and some of
than fitted just a little, and some
rudiegutes.
The surplice 5vnist is the waist of
the season, and next to this in pop.
ularity comes the draped bodice. The
th•aped sleeve, shirred in the Inner
sear and sometimes in both scales
is a grout favorite. The soft and
clinging fabrics which everyone is
wearing lend themselves well to
draped efTecta.
Very good indeed is the light gray!
maple furniture made along mission'
lines. The grain o the wood shoes
lines. The grain of the wood shows
and the Holt gray makes a perfect
background for draperies in Oriental
tones.
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WEAK LUNGS.
Made Sound and Strong by, Dr.
Williams' Pink Pills.
]f your blood is weak, if it is poor
and %catesy, a touch of cold or intlu-
('nea Will settle in your lungs and the
apparently harmless cough of to -day
will become the racking consump-
tive's cough of to-inorrow. 11'eak
Hood is an °pee invitation for con-
sumption to lay upon you the Bund
PERSONAL POINTERS.•
Interesting Gossip About Sotue
Prominent People.
The Shah of Persia is fond of knit-
ting as u hubby, and likes to knit
silk stockings for his pereonal
friends. lie once presented the Prince
of \%'ales with a pair, his own hand-
Iw•ork.
Tho German Emperor has a very
curious hobby. Ile is fond of col -
of death. The only way to avoid 6 !retie • neckties and scarves of all
consumption and to Mrengthen and ages and of all countries, and is
brace the whole systCIO is by enriche bald to have no fewer than 18,000,
ieo your blood and strengthening
your lungs with Dr. Williams' Pink
Pills. ']hes make new, rich, wane
blood. They add resisting power to
the luugs. They have saved scores
(rola a consumptive's gravt—not af-
ter the lungs are hopelessly diseased,
but when taken when the cough first
attacks the enfeebled system. here is
positive proof. Mrs. harry Stead,
St. Catharines, (int., aays: "A few
some of a very glaring description.
Lady Carlisle at one time institut-
ed a custom at Naworth Castle
which recalls the Admirable Crichton.
She had all the servants to dine
daily frith the family in the great
hall, as Stas the custom in the olden
days. This, however, soon fell into
abeyance, as it did not ir.creasc the
comfort of either side.
Lord Ashton has benefited the
years ago I was attacked with lung town of lis birth
lurd) to thetue tune et
fvr1100,000
trouble, and the doctor, after teat -
in; me for a time, thought I was go- within a period of three mouths.
ing into consumption. I grew pale Within a little over twelve t►umths
and emaciated, had no appetite, was ho has devoted nearly ,£250,000 to
troubled withn hacking cough, and various good works. Itis riches come
1 fell that 1 was fast going from the great carpet and linoleum
towards factory which his father founded in
the grave. Neither the doctor's Lancaster when last century was
medicine nor other medicine that I comparatively young, but which owes
took seemed to help me. Then a its enormous development to Lord
estod friend urged me to take I)r. Ashton hiwse'f. To -day the business
Williams' Pink fills. By the time 1 is reputed to bring hint in £1,000, -
had used four boxes it was plait that 000 sterling every four years.
they were helping ane. I began to re -
Black and white sce►ns to be very cover my appetite, and in other w'uys
much in vogue for evening wear. At felt better. I took six boxes Irene.,
some of the smartost functions in and was as well as ever, and had
. Paris many of the gowns were of gamed in weight. I relieve Dr. Wil -
tulle and satin, all in black, except Barns' Pink Pills 8aw'ed me from a
for a white boa, a corsago bouquet consumptive's grave, and I feel very
of roses, or white at the revers or grateful."
on the edges of tho bolero or jacket.
With the white gowns black is used
very much in the sante manner.
Domestic pongees are making up
some of the handsomest, as well as
useful coats and gowns of summer
wardrobes. Very rich effects are withob-
tained
1 them, their coarse,rough
g
surface lending e tut ing itself to excellent
color and fabric combinations.
Now, Dr. 1illiams' Pink 1911s build
up the strength in just one way—
they actually make new flood. That
is all they do, but they do it well.
They don't act on the bowels. They
don't bother with mere symptoms.
They won't cure any disease that
isn't caused I
.
sed b
,y bad blood. But then,
nearly all columon diseases spring
Among summer furnishings, sots from that one cause—anaemia,
for the bedroom of beautiful creton_ gesUon. biliousness, headaches, side -
nes are displayed in the shop wilt alien, backaches, kidney trouble,
lows. These include laundry bag, lumbago, rhemnatisnl, sciatica, neur-
vo%ting cases, work bag, handkerchief 'algin, narvousncss, general weakness
Nod glove boxes and other necessities and the special secret ailments that
lr life. They are well and sulistnn- growing girls and women no not like
tinily made and are very summery to talk about even to their doctors.
to look upon. But s must get the genuine with
the full
The walking skirt of the season is mute, "!)r. Williams' Pink
of umbrella shape: that is to say, Pills for Fade People," on the wrnp-
it is a circular skirt, but cut wider per around each box. If in doubt
than of yore. A favorite skirt is send the rice -50 cents a box or
the box -pleated one, fitting closely 82.50 for six boxes, to the Dr. Wil -
round lite hips and having a great liaanv Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont.,
deal of fullness at the feet. '%'his is and get the pills by natil postpaid.
admirable in soft -faced cloths. In ♦_
heavy fabrics the circular skirt looks
DEATHS IN Iiltl'l'ISIi MINES,
best when made perfectly plain on S•
the hips and full and long round
the feet.
The gown most frequently seen on
the street is the coat and skirt suit,
worn over the thinnest of lingerie
blouses. Despite the warm weather,
the cont is ns often long ns short.
Materials are silk, mohair or voile,
as a rtic. ])lack and white checks,
or some shade of gray, appear to be
the favorites, ns far as color is con-
cerned. Plenty of brown, blue, green
and violet are semi, but tho gray
effects are numerous enough to claim
predominance.
A new shoe is an oxford do with a
projecting solo and high Cubaneel. Instead of being buttoned or
laced, the shoe is closed with 'three
straps and buckles. This conies in
tan or black Russian calf and in can-
vas. Tan and black are the only
permissible shoes for ordinary wear
Tho Duke of Athol! spends most of
his linin on 1118 Perthshire estates.
Ho is a pronounced pluralist in the
matter of titles. Apart (rem his
dukedom, he is twice a Marquis,
four tint's an earl, four times a vis-
count, and four times a baron in
the peerage of Scotland, once an
earl and five times a baron in the
English peerage, and co -heir to five
other baronies. It is conceivable,
therefore, that he might hold at one
and the same time fourteen baronies,
making the total of his titles twen-
ty-six.
Few members of the British House
of Commons can ,Hake a long speech
without drinking something. Mr. Bal-
four sips at a glass of water that
contains a slice of lemen. The late
Sir %%illinul Harcourt, in his Parlia-
mentary ditys;- lilted a little claret
and water when speaking. Viscount.
Goschen, then Chancellor of the
Exchequer, is said to have introduc-
ed Budgets on 1► glass of ruin. Al-
most unknown among the leaders,
neither Mr. Chamberlain nor !lir.
Asquith has been known to drink
anything during a speech in the
HIouse,
Lord Gr imtl►orpe, who has been
devoting his eighty-ninth year to de-
signing n cluck for the toner of the
parish church at %%'est. Melton, York-
shire, is sorry the most remarkable
Tito Scottish Trade Union Congress °f 1'virig clockmakers. It is more
which has just concluded its annual that half nt century since he was
sessions at Ilawick, adopted several busy superintending the design of
resolutions for the betterment of the
the great clock nt 1lestuiuster; the
working class, the more important original "Big Ilea" was rho child
being for the increase of Government of los inventive brain, and its suc-
inspeCtors in coal mines, and favor-
ing eight hours as a day's work in legend thnt it was cast —wider the
all trades. Speaking of the inade-
quacy direction of Edmund Beckett Ilcni-
quacy of mine inspection, Mr. UTI- son, Q.('." (as he then was) as long
mote•, of Hamilton, said the death ago as 1M58'
roll in mines {yea 1,000 a year, and Tho (:rand Duke of Ilesse, who
thin might be reduced to 500 with a ma•ri'd the Princess Elenor of Solmis
system of proper inspection by prat_ recently, is one of the few male tnem-
tieni men. There were 400 mines in bers of Royalty who are experts at
Scotland, and only six inspectors. needlework. Embroidery is His
Tho Congress agreed to call upon all Serene Highness's si„cinl delight,
co-operative societies to employ only and often when lie has a particular -
trade union labor. ly faiseit;aling piece of to rk on hand
�♦ ho %till breakfast in 1:.•d and remain
SAFETY 1•'OIt CHILDREN. tvorl.ing with his nee tle until the
doyley, ur whatever tl p U•if:e may
be, is finished. Mese- is his other
hobby, especially Ola'. ing 111e piano.
Iio composes a little. tett, end is the
author of several sonatas, ballads,
told waltzes.
Afrue. Patti, who recently vele:irnt-
ed her sixty-second birthday, may
be said to have discovered the sec-
ret of eternal youth. "1 will be
young as long as 1 live," she is slid
to have declared as a child, and few
have kept a vow with more fidelity
then she his. Perhaps the s.cret of
her routn,fel appearance and unim-
paired vitality is her love of &fresh
air and her careful dieting. In win-
ter and mummer she is always out
for three hours daily, and the ele-
ments possess no terrors for her.
3iu.e. Adeline Patti is a greet ad-
mirer of the Jewish people, and al-
ways near:e what is k,owII ns n Mes-
sotissitli, n Jewish merle" which hears
Mothers should never give their lit -
with white canvas and linen tnken tle ones a medicine that they do not
for granted, but for evening wear it know to be absolutely safe and
is proper to have the shoes innatch harmless. All so-called soothing
the gown exactly. medicines contain poisonous opiates
Yellow bedrooms are especially cool that stupefy the helpless little ono
and fresh looking in suulmer. Select without curing its ailments. Baby's
n pale yellow, not the wormer Own Tablets is the only medicine for
shades. Topples, tulips and small infants and young children that gives
rosen are to bo had in wallpapers. the mother a positive guarantee that
There should be plenty of green fol- It contains no opiate or harmful
Inge, and the effect is better if tho drug. Milton L. Mersey, M.Sc., (Mc -
white ceiling he brought down as far (fill University). has analyzed these
as the picture molding, which, In Tablets and says: "I hereby certify
turn, should be no higher than the that 1 hnve era. .' n careful nnualysis
of Baby's Own Tablets, which I per-
sonally purchns,• 1 in a drug store in
Montreal, 81111 the said analysis has
failed to detect the presence of any
opiate or nnrcotic in them." '%'his
means that mothers can give their
little ones these Tablets with nn as -
tops of doors aid Windows. With
the yellow paper green stained furni-
ture is very good, or white enamel
may he used.
SUMMER FASHIONS,
Taffeta and veiling gowns nre np- surance that they will do good—that Teti pnrently to he wwithiit the reach of they cannot possibly (10 harm. The; the Teti (.'ommandments in Hebrew
every woman who can afford even a 'Tablets cure indigestion, colic, cots- characters, and was given to her by
small amount for her summer ward- stipntiun, diarrhoea. simple fever, Diaz de Snriit.
robe. 'The department. shops are fill- teething troubles and all minor nil- The (0re(•r of Lord Milner illus -
ed with most attractive models of in,.iits. Sold by druggists every- Ira!" how a private secret art ship to
gowns in both these materials, and, %%hero or sent lty mnil nt 25 cents a a statesman often lends to appoint -
the prices asked are surprisingly low l,,,x by writing the 1)r. Williams. trent to the most distinguished and
in comparison with 'the priers de Medicine Co., Ilorkville. Ont.
highly-snlaritdl positions under the
mantled by private dressmakers. But' ♦ e Crown. 110 begun Ills official enreer
it is possible to make most nttrac-! A WEAL'i'iHY CONSTAItLE ns private secretary to Mr. Goschen
five veiling and taffeta gowns at; ns Chancellor of the i:xcherluer in
home in this season's styles, and at: A 11udapesth police coristable nnrn- 1887, nt 1:100 n year. in 1881) he
n cost that is within the limits of ed l'nul Robnskn, has unexpectedly was promoted to the office of [Inder-
e very moderate dress allowance, i inherited a fortune of $500.000 from Secretary for I'intuice in Egypt . Ito
The distinction between the gown ln wealthy relative. Hee is still to boibecame ('hrtirmnn oftheBoard of
thnt has skirt and waist of the sa11le,scen on his beat in !lathery street, Inland Itesi ue in 1802 et a salary
material and the regular shirt -waist : 0s he does not intend to leave the of .C2,110110 n yens. in 18o he was
guw n is not easily discernible, but :service until his tipple:at non for per- . appointed high Commissioner of
the termer is always on more Knish- 'inisslnti to retire with a pension, nf- South Africk nt n salary of £:1000 a
year; and in 1!)111 the new post of
Governor of the 'I'rnnsvnnl nil Or-
ange River Colony was conferred
upon hits, bringing his salary up to
18,000 a year. Lord Curzon begun
his oflirinl career while M i'. for
Southport ns assistant private sec-
retary to Lord Salisbury, and In
1898 he tons appoint ed V irery of
India with a salary of 125,000 per
annum.
ed Ines, as it were, very simple In
detail. and )Wade without lining, on
the same order of garment as the
original shirt -waist.
'I'alTeta silks, plain and changeable,
ter eighteen yearsservice, is dealt
with in the ordinnry way.
1
Charitable 1.ncl•—"hot n nine last
week told me exactly the same
nt•e more fashionable this season story." Trnnlp—"\'es, Indy. Yer see,
than are the figured foulards. They 1 rnr.(e a stupid mistake in not
are to he hail In n softer, lighter, »twist' the history of Inc life copy -
texture than ever, but under the righter' "
best of circumstances they do not
snake such cool gowns for summer a9
fourlards, se for that reason the pur-
nrds, so for that reason the pur-
chase of n foulard is quite a wise
thing. There never were so many
different colorings and designs.
DRY 1N SOUTH AF'RIC'A.
Owing to the continued dry sensone
in South Africk, which have calmed
the instruction of )urge (lro%ee of
Cottle, n large demand for pumps nn(1
wvind-mills has sprung up. The sink -
hie of wells line become a f ronounc-
cel oice,eity, Even the government
boring niaebeieet nye been culled in-
to use to supply c e with the nec-
eeery quantity of w
life. to sustain
ORi(:IN 01.' TI)F: I'OS'I'MAJRK,
(Treat Britain, it is mid, can. with-
out ftnr of contradiction, claim the
honor of having originntcd the iost-
►nark. The first one. which Was used
in Lenton 8s long eco as 1(100, was
n very Pimply_nllnir• consisting of
n small circleivided into two parts.
in the top portion were two letters
indicating the month, while in the
lower half the day of tho month was
shown. No endeavor was male to
denote the year, and it Is only by
the dates of the letters on which the
mnrk is impressed that it is possible
to fix the date of its use. 'Phe ear-
li. st known Was on a letter written
in 1((I0,
RAINY RIVER MAN Results from common soaps:
HAD TROUBLES' eczema, coarse hands, ragged
clothes, shrunken flannels.
TILL DODD'S KIDNEY PILLS
CURED HIS KIDNEYS.
Then His Rheumatism and Other
Pains Vanished Once and For
All—His Case Only One in Many.
Barwick, Ont., May 2t)—(Special),
—That Dodd's Kidney Pills will euro
ltheumatis►u, or any other discaso
resulting from disordered Kidneys
is the experience of many of the set-
tlers in this Rainy !fiver county.
The case of William John Dixon of
this place, 18 a fair sample of the
work the great Canadian Kidney
iteuedy is doing.
"I had Itheuntatisni so bad I had
to use a stick to walk. I half pails
in my tack and right hip, and I had
no comfort in sleeping.
"I could) no more than dress or un-
(lrtss Myself for nearly two months,
and 1 was for nearly three weeks I
could not lace my right shoe.
"My brother advised Inc to try
1)odd's Kidney fills and I did so.
After taking three Loxes I could
walk, aro;aal and lace up my shoes
and do n work. Six boxes cured
ale comp!' rely."
Dodd's Kidney Pills aro the one
sure cure fire sick Kidneys. Sick
Kidneys are the cause of nine -tenths
of (ho ills the human family sutlers
from.
ANOTHER WAR?
Russian Activity on the Frontier
of Afghanistan.
Russia's aggressive policy on the
Afghan frontier continues. A now
branch lino of railway is now being
ct;nstructed from Samarkand to
'I'( e ernopposite
s on the 1 iiv cr Oxus
Balkh, which will bo completed with-
in n year.
Balkh, in Afghan Turkistan, is
about 1:1 days' journey from Kabul,
across thee maoluttais, though in a
straight line the distance is not
above. 200 suites.
New military roads are also being
made towards various !points on the
Afghan frontier, and in spite of her
need of troops in Manchuria, her
forces have not been depleted in this
part of the world. They amount to
five army corps, or about 200,000
men.
Preparations aro now in progress
which clearly indicate that after the
conclusion of peace Itussia intends to
endeavor to rehabilitate her shatter-
ed prestige by a movement south-
ward. No invasion of India is pro-
jected, hut the opinion prevails that
stet proposes to cross the tipper
Oxus, and occupy Northern Afghanis-
tan to the line of the Hindu Kush,
to seize 'Herat and occupy Khorns-
san, and to make her influence su-
premo in '1'theran and Northern Per-
sia.
This program could be carried out
even now without tho slightest dif-
ficulty, and without the possibility
of its being prteelitet by Great Bri-
tain. Itussia would make nt present
00 further advance beyond that in-
dicated, and if Great llr•itolin netive-
ly resented Russia's action, she
would have to operate far from her
bases. II remains for the Imperial
Government to decide promptly %that
polity is to be pursued when the in-
evitable advance occurs.
This, it is thought, will constitute
the first greet move of Itussia to-
wards the Persian Gulf, and will pre-
pare the %toy for the ultimate chal-
lenge
of British supremacy in I
lin.
A good husband is always sympa-
thetic. Sympathy is love's heeling
balm, sprena by pity's tender hand.
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BOOK OF BOOKS.
Over 30,000,C00 Published.
An Oakland Indy who has a taste
for good literature, telly whet n
Irnppv Hine she had un "The (toad
(n IV'-llvflle." She says:
"i drank coffee freely for eight
years before 1 began to perceive 01137
evil effects from it. Thee I noticed
that, 1 was becoming very nervone,
and that my stomach was gradually
losing the power to properly assimi-
late guy food. In time 1 got so weak
thnt I (leaded to leave the house --
for no reason whatever but because
of the miserable condition of my
nerves and stomach. I attributed
the trouble to anything in the world
but coffee, of course. I dosed my-
self writh•nedi.inee, which in the end
a ,u!d leave me fn 11 worse C(00111 001
than nt first. 1 was most wretched
and discournged—not 30 years old
and feeling that life was a failure!
"1 had given up all hope of ever
enloying myself lite other people,
till one day I road the little book
"'The Road to Wellville." It opened
my eyes, and taught me n Irsson I
shall never forget and cannot value
tun highly. 1 immediately quit the
use of the old kind of coffee and be-
gan
o-gan to drink Poston! Food Coffee. I your neighbors:
noticed 1110 beginning of a1 improve -I of prises of
mcnt in the w•hote tone of my sys-
tem, niter only wo (lays 1150 of the
new drink, and In a very short time
realized that I could go abort like
other people without the least re-
turn of the nervous (tread thnt
formerly gave me so much (rouble.
In fnct my nervousness (IiSnitpenre(1
entirely and has never returned, al-
though it is now n year that 1 have
been drinking Puston' food Coffee.
And my stomach is now like iron—
nothing ca.t upset It!
"Last week. during the big Con-
clave in San Francisco, j was on the
go day and night without the slight-
est fatigue; and ns I stood in the
immense crowd watching the Arent
parade that lasted for hours. I
hought to myself. 'This strength iv
whnt l'ostum food Coffee has given
le!' " :ane given by 1'ostuin Co.,
fettle Creek, Mich.
'There's a reason.
'The little book "The ilond to Well -
filo" may be found in every pkg
KLIGIIT
OAP REDVCE'
Ea>rElvs>e
Never Put Off Till Toa Morrow
What should be done to -day, so go AT ONCE to vour
!;sneer and get BLUE RIBBON TEA. "1'o TRV IT
ONCE is never to he without it.
Ask fee tie Ottasse tar ONLY ONE BEST TEA—BLUE RIBBON TEA
PERSON- ALLY CONDUCTED A ROYAL BOOKLET.
CLEANING —
TOUR The (:rand Trunk Railway System LADIES'
To Cali aro dlstributiug a very handsome
forma and Lewis and booklet descriptive of the !loyal Mus -
Clarke Exposition, Port- koka hotel, that is situated in Lake
"
land, Oregon, Itosseai;. in the Muskoka Lakes.
!Highlands of Ontario," Tho publl-
A personally conducted eycursioa cation is one giving a full description
to the I'uc•ific const via (ho Grand, of the attractions that may bo found
Trunk ltailvay System Hud connect- at this popular resort, handsomely 11'
fug lines leaves (!octet July 5, a d i lustraled with colored prints of tato
Muntrea! and Toronto July G. 'I'h0 I and island scenery, the hot;! itself,
routo will 141 via Chicago, t1011ce and many of the special features that
through Council B1ufls to Ontaba, Inlay be found there. It is printed on
Denver and Colorado Springs. Stops
will be trade at each of these paces
and side trips taken to Manitou,
Cripple Creek, Garden of the (:ods,
etc. Frost there the party will con-
tinuo through the famous scenic
route of the -Denver and Rio Grande,
through the Royal Gorge to Salt
L(tke City, thence to Los Angeles,
San Francisco, Mt. Shasta, Port-
land, Oregon, Seattle, Spokane, and
home through St. l'uul and Minnea-
polis. The trip will occupy about
thirty days, ten days being spent on
the Pacific coast.
The trice for the round trip, in-
cluding railroad fare, Pullman tour-
ist sleeping cars, all meals in the
dining cur, hotels, side trips, etc., is
$165.50 from Quebec, or $1.60.50
from Montreal aim! $150.00 from
Toronto. 7'his lust trip is designed
as a vacation trip for teachers, al-
though ninny who are not teachers
will improve the opportunity of tak-
ing the trip at the remarkably low
price afforded.
For full particulars address E. C.
Bowler, General Agent and Conduc-
tor, Room 308, Union Station, To-
ronto,
There
e e was a maiden so unique.
She daubed blue paint upon her
chique.
Her friends would sigh
8s they passed high,
And nod, and call the girl a friquol
"Pis a Marsellour 'rhino --When the
cures effected by 1)r. 'Phomas' (electric
Of1 aro considered, the speedy and per-
manent relief it has brought to the
suffering wherever ft has been used, it
must he regarded as a marvellous thing
that no potent a medicine .11011111 11, -
Milt from the six simple ingredients
which enter into its composition. A
trial w111 convince the most skeptical
of its healing virtues.
Phil Ossifer—"The world is full of
inconsistencies." Fred—"Why, what's
the matter now?" Phil—"Well, I was
just thinking that, although race-
horses
ncchorses aro undoubtedly stable crea-
tures, you cannot depend upon
them."
Have You Eczema? —ffave you any
skin disenre or eruptions? Are you
subject to chafing or scalding? ler. Ag-
new's Otntiu:nL prevents and cures any
and all of these, and cures Itching.
Bleeding 111111 Blind files hcstdes. Ono
application brings relief in ten minutes,
and cases cured in three to six nights.
85 cents. -71
iie—"Clara, I want to ask you a
question." She—"This is so sud-
den!" Ile—"1 know; but I can't
stand it any longer. The fact is one
of the legs of your chair is on my
foot, and 1 was going to ask you
if you would kindly remove it."
Dr. .T. D. Kellogg's Dysentery Cordial
Is a speedy cure for dysentery, diar-
rhoea, cholera, summer complaint, sea
sickness and complaints incidental to
children teething. It gives immediate
relief to those suffering from the effects
of indiscretion in eating unripe fruit.
:ucumbors, etc. It acts with wonderful
rapidity and never fails to conquer the
disease. No ono need fear cholera it
they have a bottle of this medicine con.
venient.
Tourist (in retired village)—"So
that's tho oldest inhabitant? One
hundred and four years old? No
wonder you're proud of hint." No-
tive—"I Quenu; ho ain't. done nothirl'
in this yer place 'cept grow 01(1, and
it's took 11i111 a sight o' time to do
that."
Minard's (Aiwa! Bell :13;
Neuralgia
SOME •'.NEVI•:RB."
Never leave until to -morrow what
can be (Ione to -day.
Never think that a men nlnrries
for beauty; no nuttily man ever does.
Never look on the %vurld with a
and ince when you are able to senile
at will.
Never despise the homely woman: a
good wife is one of nann's greatest
blessings.
Never worry: nothing is more fruit-
less: nothing tnkesr so much from you
for so little return.
Never forfeit the good opinion of
rope ntion is one
existence.
v
•
the
fins enameled paper, bound in a cover
giving the appearance of Morocco
leather, with a picture of tho hotel
and surroundings on the sane, and
the crest of the hotel embossed In
high relief A glance through this
booklet makes one long for tho plea-
sure of Simonet. mo'nlet. and outdoor life,
and copies may be secured gratuity
ously by applying to any Grand
Trunk ticket office.
A matt usually begins to appreclute
his wife about the time that he has
killed her appreciation of him.
Minard's Liniment Cures Dandruf,
MAKING TALK.
"I want to do something that will
draw out the conversational abilities
of
nt friends,"
said th
Yo hostess.
"That's vereasy," answered Miss
Gayemie. "Give a musicale."-
Aro
nusicule."
Aro you a sufferer with
you me. get a bottle of
Coin Cure. It has never
to fail.
corns? If
1lolloway's
been known
Hubert—")lave you ever loved be-
fore?"
o-fore?" "No, dearie; I have often ad-
mired men for their strength, cour-
age, beauty, intelligence, or some-
thing like that; but with you, Char-
lie, it is all love—nothing else."
ENGLISH SPAVIN LINIMENT
Itemoves all hard soft or calloused
lumps and blemislies from horses, blood
spavin, curbs, splints, ringbone,
sweeney, sti114a, sprains, sore and
swollen throat, coughs, etc. Save $50
by use of ono bottle. Warranted tho
most wonder) i( 13:cuiislt Cur'o ever
known.
There would be a whole lot of
money in inventing something that
would make (Honey unnecessary.
Indigestion, that menace to human
happiness, pitiless in its assaults, and
no respector of persons, has met its
conqueror in south American Nervine.
This graft stomach and nerve remedy
stimulates digestion, tones tho nervcsp
aids circulation• drives out impurities.
dispels e,nacintio,: and brings back
the glow of perfect health. Cures hun-
(Ir;ds of "chronics'' that have battled
physicians. -68
IIARD STUDY.
"Itussia will one clay have univer-
sal education."
"Maybe so," misty. red the always
doubtful Hrn. "Itut it looks to me
as if it would take the average titan
half n lifetime to get through tho
spelling !lin • book "
le 6
es11111111oM
MESSRS. C. C. RICHARD, & CO.,
Gents,—I have used your MIN -
AID'S LINIMENT in niv family and
also in my stables for years and con-
sider it the best medicine obtainable.
Yours truly,
ALFItI•:D 11OCIiAV,
Proprietor Boston Pond Hotel
and Livery Stables.
Roston fond, July 4, 11101.
There are nine crematoriums in
Great Britain, and during the last
twenty years there .lutvc been 4,450
cremat ions.
31i1d in Their Action—1'armalco'a
Vegetable Pills are very mild in ts eir
action. They do not cause gripping 111
the stomach or cause disturbances there
as so many pills do. Therefore. the
most delicate can take them without
fear of uUIlensant results. They cwt.
too, be n(ministered to children with-
out imposing the penalties which fol-
low tho usu of pills not so carefully
prepared.
SOAKED Ti11: I'I►OFi•:asOR.
Prof. Albert liofn, nn emient
pay heavily for sending his motor
*AL0UM.
I
s s s ' $OUTIUITeNp
Cu be donii p•rt..liy by our ►rench Pilot. rp It,
:IITlIN AYo0YSINO c
11_07S[uf. T0iaoNrutai, a orr.t15'A r o. vvtato
AYRSHIRE CATTLE FOR SALE
20 Ayrshire Bulls --tour to twenty
months old; Ayrshire Females all
ages; also int! roved Yorkshire pigs.
Apply to 11ON. W. OWI:NS,
Monte Bello, Que,
A METHOD Oh' SELECTION,
"W'here is your family going to
spend the summer?"
"It isn't decided yet," answered
Mr. Cunirox, wearily. "Mother and
the girls are still writing letters to
find out which hotel chargt-s the
most."
They Aro a Powerful Nervine.—Dys-
pepsia causes derangement of tho Derv -
nus system, and nervous debility once
engemlered le difficult to deal
'there tiro many testimonials as to the
efficacy of 1'armelee's Vegeteblc I'ilis is
treating this disorder, showing that
they never fail to produce good ro.) ts.
Ily giving proper tone to the digestive
organs, they restore equilibrium to the
nerve centres.
Ethel—"Ma, I want some water to
christen my doll." I?the 4.31a—
"No, dem•, it is wrong, you know."
Et cl h —
"11' •
(llth n I want t s nu
w x
to w•nxinnlo her. She's old; en
to have something done to her.
4
Help the Overworkod Heart,—is the
great engine which pumps lite through
your systenthard pressed, overtaxed,
groaning under Its load because disease
has clogged it? Dr. Agnew's Cure for
the Heart is nature's lubricator and
cleanser, and daily demonstrates to
heart sufferers that it is the safest
surest, and most speedy remedy that
medical science knows. -67
Tess—"So Cholly is to marry 3Iiss
Crabbe. He's entirely too young for
her, don't you think?" Jess—"Oh!
he'll ago rapidly enough after he's
married to her."
Minard's Linim;nt fur sli.', eturr ti
"Freddy," said the teacher
Freddy Mingle, "you have spelt
word 'rabbit.' with two 't's.'
must leave out ono of them." "
miss," replied Freddy, "which on
fe
0
'!'hero can be It difference of opinion
on most subjects, but there is only ono
opinion us ilio reliability of Mother
(,raves' Worm Exterminator. It is
safe, sure and effectual.
Conductor—"Tour little girl's fare,
please." Fond Parent: But she's un-
der six." Conductor—"She looks
older." Fond Parent—"Yes, poor
child! She has had lots of trouble!"
A Ory for Help. —A fain in the
is a cry of the kidneys for hely'
American Kidney Cure Is tee
that Hasn't a failure written
it in cases of height's disease. dia.
intim uuoation of 1110 bladder, gravel
other kidney ailments. Don t e
the appareute�ltly insignifcan
This powerful ligtaf9 apeci1
and cures. -70
"Amt now," whispered tit
he caught her in his arms,' ,,► t
shall aye do about the rope ladder?
We shouldn't leave it hanging there."
Don't worry nt, at. it," replied rho
eloping dnlns01. . 1'apn said he'd pull
it up again so 1 couldn't get back.'-
Minerd's Llnimnt CuresBuilt ete
i
Either people have )card work
marrying those they love or loving
those they marry.
Lever's Y-? (Wiso Ilead) 1)islnfect•
ant Soap Potwtler is a boon to any
borne. It disinfectc ani cleans' at
the same time.
11111NOIN(T IT 1'1'.
"Is her voice cultivated?"
"No, she raises it naturally.
£Aft OV!:It SiX'TY S'i:A119.
Mrs. 4Viosl)ii's Soothing Syrup he'
been ured by iuilltons of mothers for
their children while teething. It soothe'
the child, Fufte,l' the g , allays prone
tures windcolic, regulates the stomach
and bowels, niol 1s the best remedy for
lilarrhoea. 'twenty-fho cents a bottle.
bold by druggists throughout the
(ler-, world. Ito 'sure and ask for '•n1•v.
1 Winslow's Soetion , syrup." 2s—ul
men surgeon, bks been ordered to
car, in the tank of which there was ! Di:FINI7'ION�1, 00
about three gallons of petrol, from i fhm Sinlplo Lift—Irving your
p
V
slit'
Munich to Ocnseneur. Petrol is reek-? %york,
one(1 as a dangerous combustible, and I'he Strenuous Life—Doing l�oti(.ve t
1 he professor was accused of de- of her fellow's work.••
frnudinq the stale railway of the. The Modern Life—Get ting some
amount due for the carriage of the other fellow to do your work.
spirit. As combustibles are charge•! '~` =� "nF •'T •
"Close up, boys, close up!" said rt p ti' --- ----
Colonel to his regiment. "If the According to their teiehl, including
enemy were to fire on you when your that of the rtceptncle in which they
are straggling along like that they
wouldn't kill a single man of you.
Close up!"
tie
Most people think too lightly of a
cough. It is a serious matter and
need:; prompt attentive.
Take
Shiloh'g
Consumption
,tion
CureCureTho ung
Tr.iCL
When tho first sign of a cough er
cold appears. It will cure yotl
casii% a;;d quickly then—later it
will be harder to cure.
Prices, 21e., 80e., and 1.1.00. :if
are contained, the rnilway of}!cinls
weighed the motor car with the j e -
trot, and the professor line been ask
ed to pay n line of 85,1185.
1'1tINCE OF WALES'S 1'f';A'l'iil:I{s
On the apex of the I'iinre of
Wales's crown,, which he wears on
•-iridal occesiur.8, IS n (111•;011y bo-
th. r, or rather a tuft of periwat:
(, others, the toi, of ahi.11 %.:►•tut;.
ith n geld thread. T his feather• ,
.1i(1 to Lc worth (i5tiato ►, ono h ::
r lt.• ( ;St int ttou of being the 0111y
.,1 its kind in the wntl(1. It 1.. •
twenty y( ars to present• it, rind i'.
en liSi (1 the death of more than a
(toren hunters. The r. f o.!' the Our•
suit of the p-riwak is do (lan,eroue
is heeaties it Inhabits the jungles and ----•-
j other haunts of t igei n. I:rf; ; r; No. :2'
ssv3rsat' ;,
LET TEE BABY SLECP
USE 4)
WI L.SO N .5
FLY DS