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Fashion
FOR EARLY AUTUMN.
Rich fabrics, 'Me laces, exquisite
neelleworis and, above all, the skill
of the tirtist in catting alai fonstainS
are required for the uew anodes,
which are clevelopmeots of the Direc-
toire models, says Tile !Delineator for
September. Self trimmings are very
leech iri evidence in all fashionable
17104rolies. Tucks, plaits, shirrings,
and puffs are introduced on waists,
alsirts end sleeves in scenting con-
fusion, and very effective, too, are
these orearneotal feature's ixt tbe soft,
Pliable Inaterials thet are SO urea.
used'. Skirts are extremely varied
as to style. width and lerigth. Their
width "vows, especially around the
bottom.*Little wraps made of every
materiel that is modish are worn.
The ewest wrap is at uovel affair
showing a seraiefftted cape forming
sleeves .not unlike the kimono, The
blouse continues to hold its own, in
spite of chaegieg styles eed con-
tinual prophecies that its. day le
evauieg. Tb e dressieet of these ger-
ments are termed 'luncheon" or
"matinee" blouees end are particul-
arly suited to semi -formal oceeeions.
The softest silks are fashionebie for
these 'dressy bloeses, 811„Ch ea taffeta.
havieg A. silvery elmere an4. soft
weave, or erepe-finielied silks in pale
eelors, the dark slides being need
for blouees to accompany the street
costume, of voile, cloth or milted
stuffs,
ror between -season hate, those 01
straw braide, and also those of tulle
and lam are seasonable as to the
eliapes„ Aithou,gli there are Melvin-
erable large bats, the small one is,
perhaps, smarter. There are Many
veriations upon the trieorne and Ole
turben with the projeetiag front, but
there are oleo any number of email -
brine, lints. 1,Ints ef mixed braid.
eliewing svel aniong the dull shades
of blue, areeo or brown, and eVen
black., 114Ve a sieggystion of autumn.
These tare usually ut the tarban or
entall eailor siape and are rather
simply trimmed, The Directoire hat
•with Lt e moping bird of paradise
feather has returned to favor.
Fruit trimmings will inforn the
late einuiner at, anti among these
there is 110110 more effective than ber-
ries, which are frequently seen in
many elweles of light bluemauves
atid green eluvered together uport
one hat. Flowers, too, will trim the
betweeneieasoe bat. Eesiecielly smart
. are the loses and other blossoms
lirir..r
.that, shade from the deep broWit
tlfrough tans, orange and yellow. Os-
trieli plinnee in white, black and
green and in shaded effecte are a
populaer though expensive trimming
Olathe dressy' hate while for the se-
iil4 vero Qr tailored headgear there „ are
quills, wings and cockades to be
used in tiesoelation with ribbon and
velvet.
Among the new millinery ornaments
are those that show iridescent et-
ferta-buckles, pins and eabochoes
and beetles' Wings.
A13001' GIRDLES.
With the passing of the baggy
blouse, and the taming of the smaller
waist, the high girdle is inevitable.
The girdle has been desigeed to give
good lines to the slender figure. It
is a higli crushed girdle, narrow at
the sides, and graduating to a,point
back and front.
The girdle, for Which a pattern
can be obtained, may be made of
either soft silk, satin, or velvet. It
- is dra,ped over a fitted foundation of
crinoline, each seam of which is stif-
fened with featherbone.
In the direct front the girdle mea-
sures seven inclies-five inches above
the waist, and two inches below it.
In the back it is six inches 1de-five
inches above and one inch below the
waist. A long buckle may decorate
Ike front of the girdle, covering
where it fastens, or it may be trim-
med in front with little graduated
bows.
Girdles of plaited lace are also .a
• /ad with the fashionable girl. They
_leek charming indeed with an even-
ing gown of soft silk or chiffon. A
,
lace like Cluny is generally used, and
the painting is done with water col-
ors. After the lace is painted, the
colors are fixed with a solution of
ammonia and the white of egg, which
will prevent them from Fading. Of
course, when the painted lace is tised
for the liigh girdle, the foundation
of the girdle is first covered with
silk, and then the lace tightly drawn
over it so that the painted design
win -plainly show. "
THE MATTER. OF FURS.
Sable is first.
Peesian lamb is f.ine.
Big sleeves are SCCT1.
T'ine rnink is a1wa3rs good.
Snug sleeves are in tailory coats.
Ermine tri.ms black baby lamb per-
fectly.
With the vogue of brown, scal will
be "it'.
Jaunty little, coats are witli or
Without basques.
Sable tails falling over yellow lace
-a are beautiful.
Either two or four buttons tee. eath
side is enough on most coats.
As a rule, trimming fur 'wit1i vel-
vet of the same shade is a failure.
Lace frills are in the big sleeves of
one just arrived bolero of sable.
la russet leather gilet is planned
for the renovation of one F, ealskin.
A coat sleeve in one seal' coat
shows two gilt buttons on each plain
Tight, or rather sting, .cuffs to the
elbow distinguish the pull' sleeves of
one fur blouse.
Taupe is being made into pretty
garments. It combines 7.vel1 ith iv-
ory -White baby Iamb. '
A narrow band of ernbroiered
white cloth xe need to bpseer the
collar arse ravesse aeat.
How Good Health Carae to lifira,1 0011111UNISfil IN CANADA YOUNG LADIES
SliEtP ARE FEB ON .GOLD A. LUCKY WOMAN ,
STARTLING T.A.LZ TOL]) BY Desche
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LONDON PAPER,
sne After Menai Safferere'g, 1 C)S331;),ERRsil'n,TY 0;.11;13:1,-'%Ds°T13.1C17°-
Death of Sheep Front the Anti
podes Said to be Coated
With Gold.
The Loncloo Daily Mail poblislied
the following remarkable storyi-
Sornewleere ou the vast grazing piain
of Australia er New Zealand farmers
are feeding their flocks of sheep an
pasture so auriferous that the very
animals show traces of the outcrop
of gold in their teeth. That, at
least, seems to be the inference to
be derived from evidence which comes
not from the Antipodes in the noses
of a, fresh "strike" of gold, but from
that vast centre of teeming popula-
tion in the East End of London
known as Bethnal Green, In Ilethnal
Oren sheep's heads are a luxury,
even though they invariably are froze
en imports from Australia. and New
Zealand.
To a loetlical an, Mr, R. G, Style,
practising in the Romeo road, Beth,
ual Green, is due the credit of mak-
ing the discevery. A few 'days ago
he was in the house of a friend, a
member of the local Comma, evbee
Fee picked lap the jaWb011e of a elteeP
wiucla bad been picked eleen by the
Councillor's dog. it Wee, only an
idle net to tease the slog, but the
doeter noticed a dull gleam of a
bronze color on the teeth.
ASSAITED AS GOLD.
"Why, that looks like gold," he
said, after examining tlie teeth close-
ly, They glisteraed dully with a coat -
Mg of metallic, substance which
SI1000 411070 1.110 blackening caused
by the saliva., The Ceencillor, who
had enjoyed the sheep's bead for sup-
per the previous naglit, was genially
sceptical. But the doctor removed
the teeth, which had been loosened
by the dog, took them to his sur-
gery and tested the deposit of coat-
ing with aqua fortis. That gave the
result AO Pare gClia•
Next the teeth were taken to a
jeweler. who scraped off the metal
and submitted it to all tests knowu.
The substance Was then guaranteed
to be pure, fine gold.
The place of origin of the Sheep's
heed was easily traced -to a contin-
ent, at any rate. ift was purelmeed
C41 a 10Cal hatther, W110 bought it
with many others in Smithfield Mar -
Let. They bad come in a froeen
state, from Austrella or New Zen -
land. Even in Smithfield it is (M-
oat to trace the exact country of
origin, for the bends come over sep-
arately from the frozen carcases and
are collected team vast areas.
• Other Aeolis" heads were purchased
at random from Bethnal Green per-
VqorS, Mal tome of them exhibited
traces of gold deposit on the teeth in
just the same way. They haul all
arrived from the Antipodes. English'
and Scottish sheens' heeds were ob-
tained, but there Was no trace of
any auriferous deposit,
Dr. Style's theory is that smite -
where in the Antipodes sheep are
being graved on soil so rich in al-
luvial gold that in. sheet -cropping
the grates their teeth, by constantly
coming in contatet with the outcrop,
gradually receive a deposit of pare
gold.
EVER1.713013V 1301101IT.
In its issue of the 1.0th inst. The
Deily Mail says that as a result of
its ammencement of the previous deer
Bethnal Green woke to e, desperate
longing- for Stamps' heads. It would
have them at almost any price. The
btetchers were astonished at ibis sud-
'den development of taste. "What's
it all mean?" asked one petplexed
meat purveyor, who, it turned out,
shares with Mr. Balfour Ulm distinc-
tion of not reading the papers. "I've
clohe netliing but serve 'jimmies' all
the morning," this being the affec-
tionate diminutive of the sheep's
head in circles where it is appreciat-
ed.
Another butcher waxed humorous.
"Now, ladies." he shouted, "who
says one of my gold-plated jimmies,
guaranteed 18 -carat, and check -full
of it?" Not only in I3ettinal Green.
but in Old Ford, Hackney, Shore-
ditch and Victoria Park there eves
such a run on sheeps' heads that the
Central Meat Market was rung up
for new supplies. Round the stalls
there, and in the cold -storage, groups
could be seen all the morning. peer-
ing anxiously into tree mouths of
sheep for signs of a gold mine.
Not all the teetlj showed traces of
arty metallic • deposit, which, it is
suggested by a mining expert from
Australia, cotild not be gold, but is
probably a discoloration of the en-
amel, such as is sometimes seen in
pearls.
ASSAYER'S REPORT.
• The gold' found in the teeth of the
sbeep does not seem to be in paying
quantities. It will not work out at
anything like an ounce to the sheep,
for instance, and the wool and the
mutton will remain the most profit-.
able parts of the animal. So much
may be judged from the following
letter from Messrs. Johnson, Mat-
they & Co., Limited; of lietton
Garden, the eminent assayers and
melters to the Royal Mint and the
Bank of England:-- ,
"Dear Sir, -Referring to the sheep's
jaw which you left with us this
morning, we have taken the teeth
(weighing • 1961- grains) from the
same, and Slave crushed and recluCed
theni.
"We find as a result that they con-
tain traces of geld, but not in suf-
ficient quantity to be weiglia.ble.
"Yours etc •
".Tolinson, Matthey & Co., Ltd"
This particular portion of jaw
contained live or six teeth. and had,
been picked clean by a dog, after
which: for seeeral days it was in-
spected and chipped at with knives
by cUrfous people.
The Emperor of Japan can trace
riliS pedigree back in an unbroken line
to the time of Nebuelitednezeer, 666
BO.,
esne, w e of a
well known farmer at St. Loon le Taking to Modern. Ways -Trans-
act Rosiness -Without
Money.
rand, Que., considers herself a
lueky woman. And sbe has good
cause as the following interview will
she w: I was badly run, down and A speeial froin Winnipeg to the
very nervous. Each day brought its Glebe draws attentioe to the pro -
share cif household dutiesibut v
ath
s greea and prosperity of e Donklio-
too weak to parte tera
bors settled in the North-west. Their
nerves were in 4 terrible con:MO.011.1care better ana further advauce
I could not sleeP and pit zsts,s,o.e-Tisf ed auy is the same region. They
ld
woustartle me.
medicines and tonic wines, but none are buying the most improved
in-
alT thepiemates and machinery. They now
m helped me, In fact .1 was a 25 uorse-power „team pa,ego,
continually growing eveM, and be- els engines „gawp treetion and four
agglianin:to 0(laesePdgairy °al efrvie.41beca'ing" eltoll less then four saw mille, tiff of which
monable maeldries„ and ne
see me and etrengly attv sed me
try Br' Will1"1 Pillk Fills" I arTobrer genus and energy is not etae
Doukhobor engineers.
eided to do BO, and it was not long
betoro they began to bop me. er,itvici,txboluitt astityruelctuuorViedgeond inventive,
gained in etrength from day to day; Without. of political
my nerves becamescience whatever, and with nothing
strong aiid quiet,
and after using about a half 'dozen their "r41:4
baXeS of the pills I was fully nester- out a eYeesw. alTe‘s'sag,a, "e4ssa._
ed to nay old time bealth and cheer- HOW TUre)f
fulness. I now' think Dr, Williams There are 45 villages, eacli village
pink Dille an ideal ntediciae for, with a population of about 200 and
weak women." !with 40 homesteads of land; that is,
Dr, Williams Pink Pills feed the there are between 8,000 and 10,000
eerees with Ue'w, rich red blood, thees,,Doulehobors Altogether, settled on a
strcrigtherii4g wad soothing4' solid blank noti
and curing such nerve troubles as' rt. F-r4V1/
sillege is a perfect community by
neuralgia, St, Vitus dance. P4rtial itself. It has itS hiaell8Mith, it0
paralysis arid locerootor atessia.6 carpenter, its stables, its benuery, its
Thee() pills ewe) also all treublee due
to poor and watery blood. ineluding "4" et,
If a 1.1".4.11°1)ar /Nis/1m t.°
the special eilments of women 'Get go" srune eggs he snuPtv qies to go
the genuine with thfull name, epr,,to the woman wboee duty it is to
e
Willie -me Pink rills for Pale people", the chiekene, and she will -give
on the wrapper around efieli box.,hirehis eggs far nothing. If lic
rel° re ()Yee atipl ea igr' hoednla11'e
inan sires te h oo ts, 11:er te1/
nhgeTt /t13age
eill
e
De, egmeame Medi.. for nothing. If be wants a new
eine Co, 1$11101071110, Ont. house, he merely has to call in the
4. 'village eaxpentere aed they will build
Too GooseTO Bie Tirtge. it for hini free. Money has no NelUe
in the Doukhobor settlements.
"1 tide% your daughter intends to
ope." C031240N PURSE,
The old man looked at the neigh.- Tele peoete from the year's crepe,
or who was elweYe interfering In and even the individual earnings of
matters that did not concern him, poounobors wormag011 the railways
all'414Isc-.111Qftallii•dsiyhebatieve it." he se urn, And With this money the sup-.
unci eleewliere, go into 0, COMMOTI
"I have every reaeon to believe--* prio,e foe the ybole commurtity are
"But that won't dot" interrupted bought wholesale. The Donklialsors
ilia old inert. "You forget tbat this aiwuss boy whoireale ategiaalpeg.
Is a serious matter that ought not coesidering the middleman's profit
to be allowed to rest upon hearsay
"d
to be Mere rabbet,. The oversight
' - an. VQ1ne$ Q of the year's business is annually de-
111"ther and tells "II that Ids patted to four comanissionere, who do
parental roof under cover of s
datagbter is about to forsake 4.t.eliee was in Accord antwith tee wishes all the buying and selling and Organ -
e
night, lie eliould be absolutely sure or ifie aeserablye Them contral„;,ion„
ar "at Ile 6`1Y1" 114" V°11 1513Mcl- ers are no higher than the plough-
seialyt eivsidternueeerto show that what. you • boys or ona ainenemithee •milieu thole
term of Ofilee ceases they return to
"Wen> no, X can't say • tliat I the plough or the carrtenfees bench,
have," replied the officious neighbor.
begienlog to feel that perhaps he had Wber° they
• no success -with whioi the system
came from.
gone too far.
i i is Wt Wight Is due to Peter Veregin,
Just as I feared," returned
. es r me ,„„„., e le sa.aate area.:ne.
old man "This Is tl thi d tl
th° the TIonishobor leader, who spent 16
I've bad my hopes needlessly raised 4--;- " .--'"' 4 - -"
by reports of this sort, and it is :S.,LOT EAT MESH,
growing monotonous." TlirDesilehobors will not kill *or
atroTnrat AND BABY, ear. any enamel, believing that to be
the teaching of the Bible: Thou Shal t
• I••••••. not kill. Scene of tbem bare gone
When baby is well the mother is so far as to preach that it is wrong
happy. When baby is arose, fretful, to use horses and cattle for labor,
feverash and cannot sleep, the another or to shear sheep, or to wear boots
is depressed, worried and unhappy- made of leather. It was in purse -
Baby's Own Tablets make both tome of this belief that they turned
mother and baby happy, because their horses and cattle loose two
they care all the common
he
ailreel, years ago and ete.rted on their naked
of infants and young Children. T
Pilg wage. It was this belief that
sweeten the stomach. cure colic, ald'ald„leloe thie
'-eimo, to harness therra
teething children, cure constipation, Saves—to—thep-lo-egli and the men
prevent diarrhoea, and promote to draw waggons of floue by band.
sound, healthy sleep. And you have/ The Douldiebors have no marriage
a solenne guarantee that the Tablets a,„„„ but marry and uninarry at
contain no opiate or poisonous:',.''
"soothing" stuff. Kra D. i according to the agree-
1"msure!
Blalteeey, Ont.'says: "I have naelt rabl mess of the alliance. One is glad
Baby's Own Tablets and have fountlei° say that this license is nOt abused
them the best medicine I have ever 1 end most of them live and 'die
had for the cure of the ailments the husband of one.wife. They will
from, which young children suffer. •inot register births, marriages or
shall always keep a box of 'Tablets, deaths, considering that an unwar-
in the house." Sold by medicine rentable interference with the Al -
dealers everywhere or sent by mail , mighty. They will not "make sol -
at 25 cents a box by writing The dier." as they say, believing war to
Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., Brock- be a machination of the devil.
Ont,
.A NEW V_IET.,D GUN.
England May Adopt Ingenious
and Very Mobile Weapon.
The British War Office is believed
to be casting envious eyes at the
new deadly field gun which interested
'the King during hia visit to Den-
Inairokth
lhis Majesty. and the Prince of
Wales, as well as Lord Roberts, have
been impressed with the possibilitics
of the Danish invention, and now
that the gun which the King saw has
been acquired by the near Small
Arms Company, a British firm, ex-
periments are likely to be carried out
in this country.
Tbe features which commend the
gun are its extreme mobility, its
rate of fire, 'its lightness for use in
the roughest country. and the fact
that it ran be adopted by any arm
of the service.
Cavalry tactics in the Danish army
are lacing revolutionized by the adop-
tion of •tbe gun. •The rate of fire
is two Irendred rounds per minute,
and the weapoa is so light that it
can be taken anywhere over a man's
shoulder or across a hoese.
rt is a multiple single -barrelled gun
with an outer rifle tube, encased in a
jaeleet. Its weight is under 15
pounds, end 600 rounds can be fired
before the barrel becomes heated.
The Denish cavalry have a gun de-
tachment of three Men to every
squadron, One !horseman carries the
gun in a leather socket attached to
the saddle. Each man of the gun
deta.climent carries anunenition, ancl
leads a horse loaded with a reserve
sapply. Wherever a horse can go
the gen can go.
UNABLE TO COMPARE.
Ile-'`Oliss Kitty, I've 'heard it
said that a kiss without a mous-
tache is like an egg without salt.
Is that so?"
She -'`Well, really, T don't know -
1 can't tell -for in my life 1 revee-"
"Now, now, Miss Easy!"
"Never ate an egg without salt."
Imitation may be either flattery or '
stupidity.
BUILDING FOOD.
To Bring the Babies Around.
'hen a little human machine (or a
large one) goes wrong, nothirig is so
iniportant as the selection of food
which will always bring it around
again.
"My little baby by fifteen months
old had pneumonia, then came brain
fever, and no sooner had he got,
over these than he began to cut
teeth and, being so weak, he was
frequently thrown into convulsions,"
says a Colorado neother.
"I decided a change might help, so
took him to Xansas City for a visit.
When we got there lee was so very
weak when he would cr3r he would
sink away and seemed like he would
die.
• "When I reached my sister's home
she said immediately that we must
feed him Grape -Nuts and, although I
had never use 1 the food, we got
some and for a few days gave hisn
just the juice of Crape -Nuts and
mills. Ile got stronger so quickly
we 'Were Soon foe'eug him the Grape -
Nuts itself and in a woralerfully
short time he fattened right up and
became strong and well.
"That showed me something worth
knowing, and, when later on my girl.
ceine, I raised her on G-rape:Nuts and
she is a strong, healthy baby and
has been. You will See from .the
little photograph • I send you what a
strong, chubby youngster the boy is
now, but he didn't look anything like
that before we found this nourishing
food. Grape -Nets nourished him
back to strength when he was So
weak he couldn't keep any other
fcod on his stomach." Name given
by Postmen Co., Battle Creek, Mich.
All children can be built to a
more sturdy and healthy colidition
upon- Grape -Nuts a nd cream. Tbe
food cm] tains the elements nature
demands, from. which to make the
soft gray filling in the nerve centres
and hrain. A well .fed brain and
strong, sturdy neri-es, absolutely in-
sure a healthy, bodir.
I.00l< in each pa .kage for the fam-
ous little boon, " e Road to Well-
11ARRIED IVODIEN
HRS, JOHN C. ISUFFMAN
SPEAES TO YOU
Silo Tells of Her Troubles aiid
Their are That You. Kay be
Benefited.
•
Napasme, Ont, Sept, 12 -"(Special).
--There are many women in Canada
who will yet write letters of thanks
to Mrs. John C. Huffman of this
place. .7.ars. Jiuffrnan suffered as
they are suffering now. She dis-
covered a, cure in Dodd's Kidney
Pills; and ebe is breaking the law
of seere:y thet hinds the great ma-
jority of wornarekind to let her suf-
fering. sisters know wirereetbey may
Caul relief. Mrs. Heilman says:
"I was troubled for about Fix
years with Kidney Disease and the
pain was so great I could bardly
bear a. I could not eatertatie any
comperay. One night when I was
feeling very mieerable I, read of
some wonderful cures by Dodd's irid-
sr rins and resolved to toy theta -
"At this time My urine Was 84140-
telligrile0galt17t1104°rilAS811 abtuttIllerldvas"
ney Pills mien brought me relief
from all my troubles and by the time
I had taken six boxes I was
plet ely cured,
hop other young ladies o
t:0"e*Impeve:7:entiatildtutge thlodpso s
married
WARSHIP 0
xperts Surprised at the Admire
alty Orders.
Dockyard and navairelee nt Piy,
=out , England, leave received with
astonishment the negiounceMent
the Seeretes7 to the 4Wrairlty
the Mouse of Commons that
Lord Nelson battleships aretG ho
of 100500 tons diegilacement.)
"'roe big," is the general
eines
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COMMISSION
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September, after
the torpedo trlais in connection, with
Portsmouth, it
was thought in high naval feireles
that the important 10.580110 'taught by
them experiments -would Iced to the
production of smaller battleships.
When the latest leviathan plans
were voted, it was known that Mr.
Phillip Watts, the Director or Isavol
Construction,, had received histruce
tions to keep down naval displace -
went 48 1017 as possible, consistent
with the attainment of the stan-
dard of gghting value be was celled
upon to realh'e.
Among members of the conetruetion
staff it is considered that Mr. Philip
Watts has not justified increased elm
by increased lightIng value. lie has
eaerificed hail a knot speed as
against the King Edward class, and
although he has mounted more
inch guns, this luts been accomplished
by suppressing the useful battery of
ten Cainth quiek-drers, which the
Edward carry.
The Armor distribution upon the
broadside as about the same in both
classes, but the present War haS
taught us that armor is futile
againet torpedo attack -
The belief In Davenport dockyard is
that the designs of the ships will be
modified to reduce their displacement
before they are laid down,
Thera Is mare Catarrh in this section
of the country than all other cliseasos
put together, and until the last few
years was supposed to be incurable
l'or a great many years doctors pro -
pounced it a local. disease and prescrib-
ed local remedies,. and by constantly
failing to cure with local treatmont,
pronounced it incurable. Sience ite.s
proven catarrh 1.0 be a, constitutional
disease and therefore requires consttzti-
Venal treatment. Ball's Catarrh Cure,
manufactured by P. J. Cheney & Co.,
Toledo, Ohio, is the only constitution-
al cure on the market. It is taken in-
ternally in doses froni 10 dsops to a
teaspoonful. It acts divectly on the
blood and mucous surfaces of he 1.yit-
tem. They offer One hundred dollars
tor any case it fails to cure. Send for
Circulars and testimonials.
Address: P. J. CHENEY & CO.,
Toledo, 0.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Take Ball's Family Pills for consti-
pation.
"Joh/11W," said the teacher, "a
lie can be acted as well as told. Now,
if your father was to put sand in
his sugar and sell it, he would be
acting a lie, and 'doing very wrong."
"That's what mother told him," said
Johnny, impetuously, "but he said
he didn't care."
ifinard's Liniment Relieves Ileurad
Basyraen-"How's your daughter
gettrng 015 . now?" Musicusi-''Oli,
fine! She's busy at Beethoven's
works." Busyrnane-."Where',s their
place? What- do they make?"
dinard's Liniment for sale-m[pribeft
- MUSIC CHARGED EXTRA.
Housewife (to • new domestic)( -
"There is one thing I wish to say
to you. The last girl had a habit
of coming into the drawing -room and
playing the piano occasionally. You
neves pla.3r the piano, do you?"
New Domestic --'`Yes, mum, I
plays; but I'll hey to cliarge yer
one dollar a week aixtry if I'm to
furnish music ler the fanaily."
pregle.ct a cough and contract
• consunaption.
ShfiRoh's
CornIsuanzotilort
u • re The Lung
Sonic
i. cures consumption, but clon'e
leave it too long. Try it now.
Vona- money back if it doesn't
' benefit you. '
Pieces: a. weras &Co. sol
SOc l LoRoy, N. L, Toronto, CAr.
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DDy COMPANYHULL, CANADA
The E.
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Occupied until rerently by two
es-
ecntrbe brothers, one of whom bus
died, while the other's mind has be -
entitle 110111glietl, a lieu.% at Brierly
Stafford:Alin, England, has been
the scene of a veritable treasure
hunt. Rooms which bad bees in
darkness for thirty years were foreed
open. and upwards of £500 was
found in old stockings and other cur-
ious receptacles. Some time ago
the brothers paid off in Ave shillings
'pieces a mortgage of Z220.
•
I I itavikos ThChelleerc.re 81 rtaterri°tilisTh4 a oarta%
, and absolute =re for tack
- anti every form at Itehina
bieedingandprotrudiimplies,
the manufseturera have guaranteed it. Seetea
imeniels fai the dailr Press and twit your n etele
tors whattbey think Of it YOU can use It and
let ever menev back itreet ewe& ale a box, at
al dealers or BOM sosi 1s1e Co.`poranta
Ors Chase's OintMeni
I am ama7ed, sir, tliat you
should propose to nly daughter. You
have not InoWn her a week." "True.
=Vent, but I have nown you for
some tinie, arid everybody says your
daughter takes after you." He got
the girl,
Mthard's Liniment Cures Bandruir,
Thorverion Church, Devon, Eng-
land, was recently used as a store-
house for -whisky which lead been
taken from -the village inn during a
fire.
For Over Sixty Years "
StriNsr OW'S Soorinso Swore hits besii 5,
reiniens of mothers for thei.- ethildren obileAeething.
Itsoothes the child, softens the gox" elteeseran. etten
'Wind o olio. resul ates the nom oh and ),owels, and le ate
bestretnedy for Merriam& Twenty -11,e cente a bottle
Sold bstdroggieta throughout, the world. Be sure and
raefor "Mite. WiliaLoresSoonmln Britt/tr." 22-40
Jiidge (who is bald-)icaded)-"It
what the -witnesses testify against
you be true, your conselente must
be as blank ae your hair." Prisoner
-"If a man's conscience is regulated
by his hair, then your honor hasn't
got any conscience at all."
I was Curea of Rheumatic Gout
by MINALIDS LINIMENT.
ANDREW 1KIbTG.
Halifax.
I was- Cored of Acute Bronchitis
by KINARD'S LINIMENT.
Lt. -Col, 0. CREWE READ.'
Sussex.
I was Cured of Acute lelieumstism
by MINAIID'S LINIMENT.
C. S. leTT,T,ING.
Marlliarn, Ont.
TJNANT<TVIOUS.
"Now, boys," said the teacher, "I
need not tell you anything further of
the duty of cultivating a kindly, dis-
position; but I will tell you a little
story of two does.
"George liad a nice little dog that
was as gentle as a latale. He would
sit by George's side quietly for an
hour at a -time. 1 -le would not bark
at peesers-by nor at strange dogs,
and would never bite anybody or
anything. . • Thomas's dog, on the
contrary, was always fighting other
dogs, and NV °Tad Sometimes tear
ththoenlilecnrsuealliyla. ea:11C; Wienultdhlislocigflifboart.:
hood, and on several occasions clea,e,
been known to seize a cow byetlane
noF,triis , end throw her. lie barked:
at all the' strenge men that came'
along, and would bite 'them unless
soiliObody • interfered. 'Now, bays,
which is the dog you would like to
own, George's or Thomas's?"
Inntantly came the answer in one
eager shout: '`Thomas's!,'".-
argaret
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vs Moderate Rate Service. 73
Second. relen firg:engers berthed in halt secoennia-
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"So you belong to a glee club?":
"Well," answered the youth, witti
longish hair, "that's what we call
it; but no ono seems very joyous
when we sing!"
Lifebuoy Soap --disinfectant -
strongly recommended by the inedi-
eal profession as a safeguard against
infectious diseases.
Wicka-"Your wife doesn't look a
minute older than she did ten years
ago." Hielcs--"According to her
statistics, she isn't!"
glincrd's Liniment Cures Burns, etc,
The Woman Was 'doing her shop-
ping. The assistant headed her a
package, and she slowly turned
away. "Do I need anything elso?"
she • absent-anindedly asked. •"You
have just bought some lawn," ven-
tured the' facetious sholsnian. "Don't
you thinlc you will need some hose?"..
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