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urusEPPE 'IPPON' AT THE RISLEY 'MEETING JUSTIFIED IN
1044dedelFddtioatt.d'areatedededee.4idartedqj
SOME LATE .'titSIIION NOTEld,
The tix1)11-ee er rather waists;
7t12. V-atieeood openiztge at the taeektrod
c ring rain 7 ante £vor. It
is a heteeluirlg deviee and has the
charm of extreme novelty. After
euch a, long season of yoleee, the V
its Attendeet guitope is wed
-
A gown or mauve raw silk,
very rough and wevevy, had o waist,
which. wes a real surVice, althooglii
theze was, no fulness in the way of
tacks aud gaugings at the slew/der
ehnis, The fronte were edged with'.
cis of Persian true:onion and a liae
ef heavy cording,. A parallel band ,
of -cording ran from the pit of elle'
Shoulder to the waist liae. This J
gore a certain eubstantial effeet and
prevented the fronts from pouching. ;
This is an untorgevaalle an now as
every one know. Ate blouse. MINA
pouch this summer. The urnp nd,
'Collar were of heav,e zee, reay (leek> 11
fat tone. A shirred girdle V.73,9 at-.
toehed to the extremelY palatea
reedet, and the skirt wes lard in
eteoll plaits, with ni prene frOat
Jeeriet.
)
NVIN`r)1.,
retell trot
befl but w pmt
girdle. to
ereietic nape ,
n exteeds upWard to
ntist lani . droepiee
ehort evolnari Idea elm
esPeriallY if tiu., Wer4`ucUne
tilt.flt'SS. Few wonten realized
wet n wear* st the dro�pu
tbinking that It made t e
existed. Or coarse it did, bit
Of A well corseted w
Ways Wow tbe
' fedi leugtb.
eVena
FlZ011
heed to
th
are
Effects Were so Satiefactory that
He Will GO On, Vsing There.
Dr. LaPperti, whoze skill preserved
the life of the Ilene PlePe Leo XIII to
the greae age of 02and to whose
egre the breath of the preeent Pope.
His lielivese Pies X., ie cor.deled,
hoe written the remorkolile letter of
whiteh the following le transla-
thee :—
'al certify that 1 bave tided Dr.
Williams' Pink Filla in four knees a
the simple Aracenia of development.
After a few weeks a treatment, the
result canoe felly up to lily expeet4-
tions. For that reason 1 shell not
fail in the future to extend the o
of 'this lee:4We pe rat* net on-
' the treatment of other morbid
forms of the eotor y of Anaemia or
Ohleresis, hot ;deo in Mons of Neuxe
aselienta and tile „i.e.
ed0Nat
Em3,9:aE,s cB.a.e-x NABESMatIN
FOREG-ATBLER.
Where Two Thousand of the Best
Shots Xeet as Patriots,
Net BeteEnntere,
At ne pie in the world. is
greater gatrjn o sharptheotere
ever haund than at BisleY, Writes
Frederic Walker in The Leaden Meal.
On the pine -lad Surrey cOramoue
there are row aeserobled the picked,
marksmen of the empire.
The preseece et the men from Over -
Sena represents a yeer's patient
shooting, ,for numbers attending ore
,Ihnited and the competition for se-
feectiori keen..
This year the great brigade of
WHAT HE SAT
WHY 3„ PERKINS OWES HI
larE TO DODD'S KIDNEY
PILLS.
Doctor Had Giveva Hine up and he
WOO. Hopelees and Destitute Ile -
fere the Great Conadian KiclataY
Remedy pat Him on lEfis Feet,
4"` Pure soap r You've heard
the words. In Sunlight
Soap you have the fact.
NUM
liatZDUCE8
XXPENNVE,
Ae4 for tbe °deco* San
tor4aincl:iyudi' Milahnzdd lAhluaghdld—oh(3`9,Pireittinilt; ittertaillellnILrwIielchn°tIwiocaetsea,netheelelp-goYmoreasitt
wwhtlieezrit. tthhaetteatnortalt,taesa le;iarl.,shixtuidnuoilye ilin'zialner gz.tianocl,' FLa'lealievelaivitga wesoitstawituli
o• ttrileteoloreva, Is nidts
sthuPpreint4nleteclofhis income lev ;wiling
old, clothing which had been riven
a potato held, and
n mirt,posheooloiextertisviissroa‘geirrniiceoliparrephe4nrast‘vvel Ps..si:111.s?,5013,'0:11bMIniAlisan;1:1eaucel,t
position o say 14 e
eoft tongue ed the New Zealand, --"d e''
the eons ef the pine from, ITorthe lidleTocilded,atsseiKs:rtdzha..ee5:xRpilrelliri:iec51:c.eved,4:isida.:11.;1.et noi bhei'llal7- ewvadxsliteaaudhfsanbdedrseoolirata,rywitAahiii.e,
s Canada contraets oddly' With ,p,„4,q.„. ,.
.tee saes -- by a ladder. A varsity friend gave
'; the riaerean from the Puniale 'Por two years 1 ono troubled with hirn a paie of eurtains ad these be
od.a.tottt7hatoneotonrot liort benoue so nad used to patch up the thaucel of his
tb
w -la was attending eb:44ibth• Archdeacon Sinclair's re -
Marks abeet Pagenv Loudoners" I
'
'rubs eltoulders with tia
he West Indn,
while 'Uganda and the Cape jostle
'With Parisi and Aberdeen. gore me up, mid said I was in -
In net itsaernbly is the mixture - able.
"I continued to grow wore. 1
dialecte se notieeable, for the nava a.
burr of the northern counties, e unable to work and was becoming il Strenuous week's work, zeeics a Son -
wave disagree. The anent who. after
Odeife tongue. vied the purring of thel destitute When to • jeeaeo a freed 1day in the coontry, is not a I'agan, ",, --ea
Celt atingle with purest coeletleY anOtried Doelcre Kidney Dills. and, as a, matter of fact. the rewS 7 .
the strange "Init" front overeees, "The first box dui me 'meth of cycles outside the churehea itt the
4 great working hive is Risley. A good I felt like a new man and after country about London will prove ota oes ou try Eggs Bu t r A ples
itottsand men ere dring toeley, eaul tatting five boxes 1 '.vaseorapietelY that SCI•ealled week -enders attend eye, $ j $ e , ,
w. are, eurea,o list
serves by the hundred." L'e " baVe YPur nnaSidnment of Asa' of these articlea and we will
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con,a040-440r-cfry,cie,i14~,4,1?„
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WW Cry 111 HOUre,.
On eat* aU Ed** Wane,
1 Toronto, Vancouver.
Ma=
the salt of Vie earth in shootiog and! Dodds Kidney Ville cure tile
bet them es.ists a freeroasonrY PEI'S, and eured I:alive:es cure Dropey, 441...001; at Baker, out on a day like QrliE DAW5ON COMMISSION 00 Limit
hiS yithout ar, embrella. Is he CO
WCa
other diseesee resulting from impure
blood. y on. I don't Wont to tueet
Ivirn," "'Why 1,10tr"*Iila 1114Y reP-^
get yen geod privet,.
s.
r Giuseppe
the Pope.
tter in p
Ph
gun -barrel, which has no RheuraatisM, 'MeV Dieeesse and all
SHOOTERS ALL.
ent could bit the heart,
ousand yards. Great. ens
11101t lie stretched
the green butts, and the crack
ante is tmintermittent. They
handle their rifles AS NVOMOO deeS
her child, The rite is Vile nursling
hyatelan o the shootist, which may bring him
nthdort 4 fame or obloquy—fill • Via purse or
Dr. WU-
res ate
no
should b
Ahnos any of the
shirt -waist suits
goWns. Linen
Mal. The average
r dislikee to be bothered
need sleeves or high collars,
e *Miami do not appear on
dts. For golf the plaited
alt
ski
oboe.
the Nvi
eur piton.
and plaiu.
'prettier the
Tao latest thing in tieelt ling
t t iv rit over i.lait ing of
C'h;rui silk. 'l -'e little eo
utai tine bee feared and iunat
plaeve
• above question,
that he did net wrr
out weighing his w• ou
a. fain. eenee of the p'
would have.
, The ",simple anaeulia
Meat" referred to by Dr.
of cour.se that tired, laugaid
tion of young girls whoee dovel
ment. to womanhood M tardy. ala
alloSe health. at the period of that
17),
lerapty it.
Rang/ itway goes a shot at 000
yards. The white target in the next
parish seems in doulit. but finally it
uhive , QM
the re ' dummy Comes up it re-
F'r- cords vl las happened—a bull's -
Ora Vt."4. or perhaps a hail eater,
the latter there is mere nursing
teration in elevation, an allow
-
for windage, and off goes a
boflet.whiatling its waY.
" 11 a "pill" ilguinst the sandy
; of the butts.
•l's eye. Col. Gibson." reads
sler-heeper, and the colonel,
g found his aim, proceeds
ri I out the Centre a the targe
. nen Mr. Arnold -Foster
roar? * "I'rn afraid be is. Let's
itaes) ent London con -
'Stables. the vest pinnaele
about the pine Alai *arse stands the
flag -staff with. its masthead drum.
whieh semaphores "Commence" and
"Venal) lire" to every part of the
=min When the drum is clove 110
Man may have a cartridge in lds
ride. and the air is still. Vilten rt 18
,Up there is a flight OC bullettit COP..
atalltly bumming, alai sufficient to
Istop any dervish rosin Tens of thou,
p sands of certridges bury themeelvei
the high protecting !molts eta:1'y year
• until the original Sand of the butts
At nightfall is the leati-pieker's
becomes a. seam of lead.
harvest. The gypsiee f, talk the pieta
d successfui tlanr Spend. •"a
bhg IOC' •on t1e. entrancement%
rarely eltato the patrols as
d days, and the business a
recovery is no longer the pro.
tnbe game whit% aforetime led the
Romany to camp on the fringe of the
commons,
ma% worn are hardly mut- •detelonnient„ is so often imperilled. Ineans ve—nien who can shoot
are they beautiful oa. A girl, bright and merry enough in fan r11.111„ landing -boat half a,
Its waist be small childhood, will in her teens grow by 'Mile from lf! there; and to this end
e tennis nothing is deaTees pale and languid. Frequent he excuses front attending regimental
r tennis nothing is , headaches. and a some of uneasiness camps every -Volunteer who will put
which tihe eaanot underettuni. makes in a week at, the imperial Nvapenshaw
is her miserable. Just when it is time on the gorseland between the flog's
for her to lenve off being a girl and Rack and Clitibliain Ridges.
ara 17)124 11 1VCanfirl."--it Ch"11ge WhWI I PATRIOTS NOT POT-IIIINTERS
nes to different individuals at di 1.- .
lv
of then
• VIS o eta
are sold in a set evith cuffs to match.
Abu "st any eve who wear:: .1 tarn -
ow: or Eton collar, finds these rui-
a becoming.
To wear with white shirt witiet
or shirt. waist suits linen collars and
.n roidered ties ere always cool
loohing and agreeable, especially
shit% the all -white fashion became
popular. At several of the large
shops quantities of these are offered
at bargain prices. Really beautiful
mull ties with hne embroidery aro
for sale eal low as fifty eents and a
dollar. .
There are indications that the
dainty pink and blue underwear is
begin:mg to be worn. One shop die -
playa a nnmber of the pretty gar-
ments, and they are said to be sell-
ing well. Nightgowns in flowered
xnuslin trimmed with. Valencinnes are
novelties en the lingerie counters.
!Pave itre attractive.
ferent ages—her development, lingers— ' ' •
• whir: Beene:le the has too mut, OgnitiOn of the value of individual being hurled open:4 the country.
, bleed. That is vast pr. Luppani merit in shooting. Years ago a num lir. 0. Guise Mitford, who, as sec.. -
.means when be speaks, in the scien- who made a luabber of shooting was eatery of the Queen Victoria, Clergy
. tlfie longurige natural to him, of .athe hulked a pot -hunter. Then war Fand, is in a position to speak with
anaemia ot development," Dr, via Ituntlied the bottom out of the fetish authority, was interviewed Oil the
hams" Pink Pills for Vale People 'volley -tiring and this was followed by subJect recently,
have the power of reaklug new 'I.ovel Roberts' eulogy of snap -shoot- "As leng," said he, "ns the Intel -
blood. They core anaemie just as ino. Finally, Pall Mall unbent. and iectual and soda standard Of the
1 food cured hunger. That is how after .11: years of consideration pine- clergy is kept as low as it is, so
the Y hail) growing girls, who, for I ed the halt -mark of official approval loin; will the ehurches he empty.
waat of this new blood, often drift 'en "the sheeting volunteer."' "How -can a clergymen olio has
lute clironic ill -health, or "go into But the work is not all on the a ot enough to eat, nor inonor to buy
a clecline"—ahich means consumption range, In the statietdeal office is a deeent elothes and hooks of reference,
—and die. Dr. Williams' Pills could email army of postoffice volunteers, be expected to do .his parish work
The value of Dr. Williams' sorters in the main. who tackle; and preach good. sermons, torn as he
Save them.
Fisk mountains of score tickets which is with domestic worries?
Pills as • a Deere tonic, referred to are rained noon them by mounted or --1 "The artisan of to -day is a reader,
Tla
CIXBGT 07 GLAND.
Poverty of Sox e of Them S
The appaling pover' .J clergymen
in poor parishes in hIagland is ono
of the saddest phases of the religious
life of to -day. This poverty is not
the least of the (valises whieh have
led to the aecusation "pagonisui"
by Dia LaPPoni. makes them value- doilies galloping from, the firing' a thinker„ and a politician, and he
ble to men as well es women. They )points. Fifteen hundred tickets for will not attend the church of a clay -
and thus cure dieeases like St. Vitus a single big 'eompetition take some! gynaan who has lost Prestige.
net on the nerves through the blood
sorting, and there are over flitF "One Of the few remedies for this
dance, neuralgia, paralysis and loco- events everer day; but, under the deft , evil is the compulsory amalgamation
Motor ataxia. When buying. these
-- - -- ' fingers or the postal Volunteers, the , of parishes where the clergy are aux-
pills it is important to see that the ... -
. . , . • pile, sinks, the lowest prize -taker is lovas to work, but have no work to
A rtuant fashion has been obsera- full rain° Dr. Ntlibeans Pink Pills
known and Mr. Ceilger's official hst do.
ed recent evening functions, that
of wearing a, collar of colored velvet
or satin trimmed with lace and jew-
than a. waste of nweeer—it is a men -
els with a. low-cut gown. Sometimes
to health. If you eannot get the
the collar matches the gown, but aaa
geneinu pills fx-ovu your denier write
they are oftener black or wbite. For
example, a rose -cohered velvet collar trill.: epere Coe_
Ont., and the pins will
Was worn with a white lace gown, a d'hecd‘'''`e'
be sent you post paid at 50 cents a
black lace cellar with a pale -green box or six boxes for S2 50
gotvn, and a turquoise blue velvet '
'collar with a blath late dress made
MOTYSTA.CIIII AS KEEPSAKE.
over a turquoise blue slip. Perhaps
they give a sort of sore -throat ef- It is said that Commander Arima,
fect, but egey are beeoraing and dif- before setting mit to blockade Port
ferertt—two good excuses for exist- Arthur, shaved off the moustache
-which he had cherished for so long a
White is being worn more wed time, and gave it to his wife as a
more for summer xnotirning. It keepsake.
must be all white, of course, and
white a a clear tone. Coeana color Said the aeronaut, in his balloan:
or any of the becoming off shades shall see all the sears very soon."
are barred as strictly as colors. He was right, for he dropped,
Black and white is not permissible And he saW when he stopped
for deep mourning. A white gown Three millions of stars and a moon1
oith a black belt or collar is half
I
• e" • • • 's
WraPPer around each box. Never is being telegraphed to every paper
take a substitute, es 5s wors6 Brititie.
Nor does the work end with the
arithmetic of shooting. A. field force
of reel:flare are employed man -head -
ling the targets; and streets of non-
cominissioned officers to keep the
scores at the firing _points, sitting,
out all day until the sun tans their
faces to copper -color, • despite the
giant mnbrellas 'whose peaceful shade
they enjoy.
THE RANGE OFFICER.
And there is the range officer dup-
licated at each group of targets. No
pay is too much for the sweat of
his daily agony. Be answers as
many questions as a porter at Wat-
erloo, and is expected by each com-
petitor to answer chtfOries 'with the
memory of a Dates, and to know the
family history of every marksman
hisularr.endering a competition ticket to
Finally, there is Lieut. -Cot. C. 13.
Crosse who sits at the head of the
mourning. The plainest of white lin- BABY'S DANGER.
en or lawn, made without" a scrap of
The summer menthe are a bad time whole mountain • of deeerttralization;
lace or erabroidery, al one is deep
mourning. White English crape for babies" and an anxious time for nothing puts him out; his brain is
gowns with white hats and veils are
position in the stomach and dsadme as cool as an icebox and under his
'others. Fermentation and
allowed for drese occasions. With bowels hands the great, meeting glides along
all these 'white gowns are worn, white ere the cause or the manY summer like a wel/ oiled machine to its ap-
complaints of babies and 'young child-
ren. This ie the reason. wily the hot. The council sits under the cliair-
Dointed cone] usi on.
shoes. stockings and gloves.
weather moirths are more fatal to
Word comes from Paris that the little ones then. any other season.
flaring 'nerns of our fall gowns are Baby's Own Tablets should ahvays be
to flare more than ever, and that found in every home, where there are
crinoline and featherbone are to be young children and their prompt use
1/ sod to make them stand out. More-
over, the malty ruffles we are wear-
ing are to be increased' rather than
'diminished.. it is not artistic to cut
up a fabric. too much, and it really
seerns a frightful waste of tint° to
eet one's clothes into a thousand
pieces and then sew -them up again.
We have been through the 1E380' per-
iod end are passing through the
1Son's. It would be too had 11 we
wore f pi -Cod into the, early seventies
during hot weather may gave a pre-
cious little life The tablets tor, eon. small rev -tune every year ot encour-
Major the Hon.
stipa.tion, diaerhoea, and stomach' aging marhsmansiliP;
troubles, end' are guaranteerI to Con- T. Fremantle, a famous long-
tain no opiate or harmful drug. area range shot; Lord Waldegrave, Mr.
Walter Rollins, Sissons Ridge, NIS., BenrY Whitehead; Major W. 'rhor-
says :--` 'Bei ore -using Baby's Own hard, eqe ally renowned with the
Tablets my little one cried almoet ride, and the small arms expert, A.
continuously with stomach troubles. P. Humpliry, whose opinion is al-
l. can truthfullh :Jay I never had any Wa ,ys sought by Vhe war office,
medicine net so promptly and give Between the officials and • the
such satiefaction as the tablets do. marksmen is the colony of the old
manship of Lord Chelyesmore, and it
comprises the greybeards of the
shooting world. The Bisley Com-
mittee embraces such officers as
Capt .1oliti Barlow, who spends a
with its long -trained, tightditting be- do not think you anake any claim. school, those pastanasters of the art
eefee gowns. The possibility re- for them which their liSe will not of ' shooting, who eonve' speetatove
onciles es t the widening 01 the sub'stantiatn.'?., The th-blets can bete watch ptleateikneowc gtaelliec,6rLavit.riponsptaelrijabsrina'
1-".i if ft -keeps on 'much had from any mediciee dealer or by At -the
neer, it, will reciul thirt,:v erarde mail from The Dr. Williams' .itledto magazine charged with eartridges for
nnt to m ok o 2.0w , oily if dn.+) C 0 . Brockville, Ont, Price 25 . the target campaign, and under thte
loe,c ,ow irts, cents a box. watchful doe of Superinteedent
"The poeerty ne the (logy
11.01MMIKIMORMOIMI53*. .
OLD FASHIONED.
Sul Still in the Fashion.
n re a. s
• ness Cannot Be Cured
by local apelleatiens, as they cennot
re"h tee eaeased aortion of thq ear.
o/vslybre:oz:t54 lioenurf,
and tJlat rdceuaufmness.
Deafness is caused by :u deg:
(moon ef the mucous liniug of the Eus-
tachiau Tube When this tube is i
gamed. you have a rumbling emend or
amperfeet bearing, and 'when it is ,,n„
tirrir Vet. itifivess is the result. end
tolliteAd 4tIvisitailrgsttleTrImaa ed ibt: tigg!
frayer; M511 a
oeases out -of ten are enne-
eil by Catarrh, which is nothing but.
Alt AMID:MO egonditiun of tile mucous
surfecea.
We will give, One Ilundred Dollars for
any ea‘M of heatless (eaused by cat-
arrh) that cannot be cured by flail's;
Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars, fres.
v. a. CHENEY 44 CO- Toledo, ta,
Sold bvsIL DM IVA 'WPC
TOO 1.1411'S FitlItay Pills for con
tuition.
Teaeher—"Pessie, Milne 0110 bird
that is now extinct." Little Bessie
Teiteher--"Diclal What
sort of a bird is that?" Little Iles-
sie--"Our Cnnary. The eat extineted
ATE DI CAL CON VENTION.
Delegates to the redical Xasocia-
tion at Vancouver can return through
San. Francisco, Los Angeles, $alt
Lake Vit, Denver and the "World's
Fair" St. Louis, by purchasing tick-
ets sold to San lereacieco, account
Xmghts Templet, meeting.
Tickets on sale from August 15th
to September 9th, good for retinal
until October 2ard, with stopover
Privileges in each direction. This is
an opea rate to the public, as tick-
ets are not sold on the certificate
plan. The rate from Toronto will
be $70.25. Correspondingly,. low
rates from other points. Tickets
can be purchased going via Vancou-
ver, returning through above cities,
or Vice versa,
By writiog H. F. Carter, Traveliug
Passenger Agent, Union attic -Inc Rail-
road 14 Janes Building, Toronto,
Ont., lie will give you 11111 informa-
tion.
It is an ever new and interesting
story to hear how one can Le entire-
ly made over by change of food.
"For two • ,years I was troubled
with what my physician said was the
old fashioned dyspepsia.
"There was nothing I could eat
but 20 •or 80 minutes later I would
be spitting any food up in quantities
until I would be very exalt and
weak, This went- on from day to.
day until I was terribly wasted and
withOut any prospeets of being
lbae'ld‘PyOcildre*o d at yr Y I Grape-Nutw'°sathrisSe da and acnr cream
leaving cal all fatty food. I had no
conadence that Grape -Nuts would do.
all she said for me as I had tried
so many things with rt, any help.
f
But it was so simp " 'slathougat I
would give it a tri ,she insisted
so. .
aldell I ate some for breakfast and
pretty soon the lady called to see
her 'patient' as she called inc and
asked if I had tried' her advice.
" `Glad you did child, do you feel
some better?'
"No,' I said, `I do not know as
I do, the only difference 1 ean eee is
I have no sour stomaelCand covne to.
think of it I haven't spit up your
four teaspoons of Grape -Nuts yet.'
"Nor did I ever have any trouble
with Grape -Nuts then or any other
time for this food always stays
•down and my stomach digests -it
perfectly; I soon got strong and well
again and bless that old lady every
time I Soo her. "
" Once an invalid of 98 pounds I
now weigh 125 pounds and feel
strong and well and it is due entire-
ly onci onl y to having found the
proper food in Grape -Nuts.' Name
:di ch.
gi ve,i by Postum Co., -Battle Creek,
t Get the little hook "The 11,oa o
liValv ill e' ' in each peceage.
'Usually when two women quarrel
they are both in the wrong.
ovine *tic, TOttniaiTO.1
errefel,erneeei"
I°AN
Pails, Wash B
Piny Flret-Clnike
S1ST ' ON
C. 0. RICHARDS Si CO.
Dear Sirs.—I have used MINARD'S
LINIMENT ie my stable for over a
year and consider it the very hest
Inc horse flesh I can get and strong-
ly recommend it:
• GEO. HOUGH.
Livery Stables, Quebec.
Singleton --"From What 1 have
seen of your Wife, am, -led to be-
lieve that she is somewhat of a
temporiser." Weticieeley—"Yot bet
she is. I see her temper rise more
frequently than I care to."
011.1•10i
St. Margaret's
College, Toronto.
Re -open Sept. 12th.
A high-c]ass residential and day
school for girls. 1Vilrydern equipment:
,
Specialists of 'European trainin g an('
of the' highest academic and profes-
sional standing 'in every department
of 'work. Foe hool.;.let apply to
an) DI N'SO 1.1,ady
,
11AlLINTS OR RLSR AND GrALM.B
traction
U102 on the
Line of -Ibo Grnc1 Trunk.
The Grand Trunk Railway dourealay
has issued a handsome publication,
profusely illustrated with half -tone
engravings, descriptive of the many
attractive localities for sportsmen on
their line of railway. Many ot the
regions reached by the Grand Trunk
•ein to have been epecially prepared
for the delectation Of menkind, rind
where for a hriet period the cares of
busluesai are east aside and life is
given up to enjoyinent. Not Only do
the "Highlands of Ontario' present
unrivalled facilities for both hunting.
flaking aud camping, but the 000
1slande of the (.eorgian Buy, lhou-
sand Islands and St. Lawrence Riv-
er, Rideau River and Lakes, Lake St.
4011in and the many attractive, lo-
calities in Maine and New
shire, present equal opportunities for
health, pleasure and sport. All these
localities are reached by the Grand
Trunk Railway System. and on
trains unequalled on the continent.
Abstracts of Ontario, Michigan, Que-
bec, New Hampshire and 'Maine fish
and game laws are inserted in the
pivblication for the guidance of
sportsmen. The Grand Trunk Bail -
way has also issued descriptive il-
lustrated matter for each district sep-
arately, which are Sent free on ap-
plication to the agents of the Com-
pany and to Mr. J. D. McDonald,
District Passenger Agent, 0. T. n.,
Union Station. Toronto.
•
"I wonder why people always
speak of earth as she?" "It's na-
tural enough. Nobody knows ate-
actly what her age is."
'LM inard's Liniment Cores Distemer,
"Ah me!'" ' exelabneel Ilarduppe.
"It's very hard to be poor." "Non-
sense!" replied Sinnick, "I find it
the easiest thing in the Nvorld.
Dominion
MONTREAL T
e inships
LivEnrook.
ar Moderate e Service.
atoond cabin peroozer.0 11(41 le lot, account*.
da%n en vtin tteioner ot nee et tle
Llirereocli or Seilfie to ton ton. TbIrd CUPS
LITPTS*041.0n401.1. (Away or Quotrut
For ell partioteen opply to level &steel 0. Or
DOMINION LINE OFFIOR3,
41 NtocSt.IS.„ Toronto, 17 ht.oleorarovat Se, laceire)t
CHANAN*3
LOADING OUTFIT
Minds 'Liniment Cures Diphtheria,
SIGNIFICANCE, OE PLAY.
Play distinguishes the higher from
the lower animals, and it signifies
possibility of education. Fiehes do
not play at all; the loever inanamals
can hardly be taught to play, and
birds are entirely devoid. of the in-
stinct. But the kitten and the lamb
aro essentially playing animals. The
human young, however, are the true
players, and in reality it is play
that develops' - them into manhood.
"Children," says- a celebrated doc-
tor, "are born little amorphous bun-
dles of possibilities, and are played
into shape.r
He • (after ' marriage) --"I doriet
know why you, are not as considerate
of my comfort as you used to be of
your father's." She—'Why, my
dear, I am." • He—"How do you
rnake that out?' When I come into
the house I have to hunt around for
ray slippers and everything else I
happen to want, but when'T used to
court you, and • your father would
COD:1C in from town, you would rush
about gathering ttp his things, wheel
his easy -chair up to the nee, warm
his slippers', and get him both a
head -rest and a foot -rest, that all
he had to do was to drop right
down and be comfortable." She—
"OE, that was Only no he'd go to
sleep sooner."
A teardier, qUestioning little boys.
about the graduation in the scale ciE
hit elligence, asked,, "What comes
ne:,:t to ntatt?" 1Vhereupon- a little
fellow, who was ei idently smarting
• under a SerISO of previous defeat, im-
< , 1- mediately distanced all competitors
rector (late Principal. Upper Canada by promptly shouting, His , flannel
College). shirt, ma'ain:'!
'Works well both on
stankinutt In barns.
oloncle all kinds of
bay ttodetraln elthor
me arta sheaves.
entetoreatalosuoto
151. BUC RANAN & CO, Ingersolt,Ont,
CLEANING
wALKiff.
LADIES' °UTINa
On
SUIT*
Vs.14 be done yerfeatlr by our Preoola Process. To. 1.
INITION AMERICAN DY131110 CO.
NICINTRWt. Toletnere, arriwei a QIYEBRO
1.1.1XURTGOS FAMILY.
In the house of Mrs. 13oehm„ of
Chicago, who had taeght her seven
children to sintulate poverty and beg
assiduously', were found a piano, pi-
anola, rich rugs. a phonogrepla arta
expeneive furniture and draperiee.
••••••64,...do
For Over Sixty Years
Mao. Vifflottolr'sSooTnrxo SYrrin. Ins been used be
tallow% of Mothers for thel . children rrhtlo teething.
1E600211e8 the child, softens tilt goon. oll P-rik PAM. cum
wind colic, regulates' thestornych end bowels. ma ths
best roroerly lot Igerrhcom. Twroty.liro trots e. botttr
Sold lardroggists throughout the world. Ile sure ani
ask for '•14.ne. Wurat,ow'sgoorurNtkavaurr." 52-01
"Consider the porous plaster, my
so," remarked the philosopher,
"and don't get discouraged. Every-
body turns his bade on it, yet it
hangs on. arid eventually achieves
success by close application."
tiiliaro's Mims! Cum Cora mCows.
"Do yon think he is really in love
with you?" asked Maud. "I don't
know," answered Mamie. "Ile eters
he is, but this letters don't sound a
bit silI3r." •
Use Lever's Dry Soap aa poveder)
. to wash woolens and flannels,--yoult
like it,
First Guest (at banquet)-- "Is this
a spring chiclegn?" Second Guest—
"That's what the caterer calks it,"
First Guest (tasting it) --Well, he's
a prevaricaterer!"
Minard's Liniment Cures Colds, etc,
Claolly—``Charaning widow, isn't
she? `I.they say she is to marry
again." Algy—"I wouldn't Want to
be a widow's second hnsbamL"
Cholly--''Well, I'd rather be a wid,'
ow's second husband than her first,
doncher-know."
1 StaiiiriTter
Whoopin ° Cough,
• The'ehildren mein to catch whooping
cough easily in tho summer time when it
is always so much harder to got rid of. -
Shiloh's
Co ntsumpti on
Cure
The Lung
Tonle
,
I•
i7,ii',1,.?=3 giniTI''.tYa.. 1 t'ilef.,?e,1,.!..ra,
to take.
'Alan druggists, 211:Ile. and$1.00, .r,•_ ,,,re,),.
isstrz No, 32.-04.,