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T.3371DANGER, OP ANAENIA.
ts Victims Are Defenceless When
Disease Strikes- Tlee Blood.
Should. Be Kept Rich anc:1
Pure.
;Anaemic people -people with wat-
ery blood -are witheitt defeuse Wheo
dlsease threatene, The strongest,
TIIE POLONAISE, weapon against disease es a the ancient clock in the tower of St.
Mays rice, red bleed, A robust arS's parish elitirch, Bletchley, was.
honey
throws olle But a eold lingers 44 ,.•
it suggested in eoree of it the latest
IN MERRY OLD ENGLAND
NEWS PY NAIL ABOUT q01IN
PULL AND RIS PEOPLE.
Occurrences fee the Land That
Reigns Sprue io the Come
merciad World.
Behind the lately -removed dial of
The Wolnala Whet lifaS nett outgrowo euPP e aet feund about A hundredweight ot
the memory et tne penniense had persou may catch cold, but woe y
with the anaemic one, goea to the .1) ishing vessels often go to sea
skirts, Just liow far it Will "wedge ebest, and the first sign.* Of eensuma. with half their crews drunk," said a
itself into popular favor remoies to tion appear. It. is tbe anaemic one Grimsby fieherroan at an bequest on
be seen, but the fact tliet it is re-
dieteS who are auttporting the attemnt Ple5S'I 143.°
a who sutlers front headache d d -e.„ an Woo 'um ted ove-board fr
without restins whose heart flutters la letters of sold the nemes of the --thegrefee David Rowe, a well-known and
to bring back the pletureeqUe skirt d - - highly respected farmer, living about
an palpitates wildly at the least omen Emperors are being placed
miles from here, is telling his
decoration, exertion. Such people can wily be beneath the medallions roresentins
, friends of his remarkable recovery
A very smart costume bride -col- )
ored cloth ellowe the polonaise effeet
on the skirt. Tide is outlined with
blaek entbroidery skilfelly interwoven
with dyed red lace aed the effect is
ettioning,
The jaeket. alneost tight -fitting,
having scareeiy aoy perceptible fed-
liees over the deep 'Oreille at the front.
Xt ilea A low YOke, rOseill ehepe,
of White cloth etitched With Week
eilVer threads, Fintebiag the
is a band Of bittele silk embrOid-
whieli eentitaued around the
beloW Oft, bieetlitte in, Eton ef-
.
FARMER TELLS OF
A BAD TWO YEARS
TEEN DODD'S KIDNEY PILLS
7S-7,0VE AWAY ALL HIS
PAINS,
In es Bent Over with Pain and
Hardly Able to Work Till He
Used the Great Canadian IVA-
nay Remedy.
Nivel giVeS eneeioragement to the moe z• 4 ae j °In Consecon. Ont., Dec. 12.-(Speeial)
cannot climb A steer a trawler.
saved by a AM supply of rich, led e a • from a long period of suffering by
blood and Dr. -Valle.= Pink Pills Near St. Ives a shark et feet long Ow use of Dodd's Kidney Pills, a child, 25 to 35 times per minute,
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your blankets or harden there. It
will make them eat, White arid seemeneo
"log,
Sunlight Soap will not injure
Onecy. 711
10,000 QUARTS OF AIR.
In each respiration an adult in-
hales one pint of Air. A lieelthy
man will respire le to 29 times per
minute, or, say, 20,000 times a day;
is the -only medicine that actually was caueht fea hooik eon line, w, hen 1. "I had very severe peins in ray While standing' the ethat average re-
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wakes rich, red blood with every en eagles fish weighing sear a atm-. back more or less for upwarda of sPirstiell is 22 times Per minute; 1Y-
dose- Ordinary MeaieineS lelelY touch firedweigbt rushed at it and swallow- :two years," Mr. Rowe says. "These ing down, 13. Omen The superficial
tile oymptores a disease -Dr. Wile ed it, both being leaded, writes Mr. I
,., 1 Pains seemed to coocentrate their area ofethe lungs-tleat is, et theit
Dares' Pink Pills go right straight E. O'Doeuell, of Clifton Rouse, .ete ; fun farce in 1..e small of my back i alveolar, or space, win& they gar -
to the root of the trouble and drive Ives» land the pain was alinest enbearable. I ern byamans a ow moutii—averages
it aut. .91.1hat is why, these pills have All efforts to es'tablieh the Salva-, it made me go beat aver and 1 ecet1d1200 Nuare yards. The ameunt of
a lArgar sale tllaii any Other raetii- titM Array in Russia.. hat 0 SO far bLNM I otit Straighten up to save my life, air eespired each day ia about 10,000
'ne in the werld, and that is why of no avail, mid 01_,tiwral Deign at "When I went tc, ernate it gave quarts. 'fife amount of oaargen ab
seada and thOUsalnia 01 Pen& Oulitiford, as the Russian Govern- i we great pain and you may iinagine sorbed in the same leagth of time is
alse theta SO highly. Rise Plorence meet bad issued strict injunctions i 1 was not eine to do Meet ,seerk, 000 litres, or about 744 grams, The
afarryett, Chester. N. S,, SaYs 1- against the general or his followers 1 consulted a d0CtOe but his pre- amount of carbonic field expirel in
have esed Dr, Wiliialus. Pink crossing the frontier. I scription did me no good, 124 hours is estimated at 511.
guie 'Ile sleeves, are formed into t e le for several menthe and am
they have restored me Fathaaaa }bailey. eas 'name:owe Agent, aey pais end a sot, better by
etitthed pleits; above and below the t o saarer
o. .Pther Mea`115 /41.'4 to tWO friends with *torn he Was time I had used the first box, 'I'm 5 ur-
tee sorbed in 24 h ur is t I' • d
lder Strine by means of small ha
in its most severe form. Tile least arab t f • b
"Did you ever See a tragedy?" said "Then ,S startea to 'use Dadd's areiens. Two -third s oe the aan-gen
ing the 12 boars from 0 p. m. to 6
boxes cured me completely." a, in., threeefiftlis a the total being
thrown off during the day, While
this is going on, the pulmoaary sur -
is throwing off 100 grams. of
VIRGIN CROWNS TRE ALPS.
water in the ebape a vapor, The
Statue Placed on °lee of the heart sends $00 quarts of blood
through: the lungs every liar, or
Rigliest Peas.
about 5,000 quarts deny,
- A. band of priests anS sides have
succeeded ia performiog the mapar-
angled feat of erecting A statue of NNW's tiding Relieves Neuralgia
the Virgin on the summit of the
mighty Dent du Geent, a 18.1.70 -feet
monarch of the Pennine Alps,
The idea. WAS stated by Petite
Louis Clapasson, the euro of Cour-
mayeur, a well-known mountaineer.
and the people of the Aosta valley
subscribed the money needed to buy
the aluminum statue, which is not
quite hie size.
Per weeks tbe weather was eloselY
watebed, mid finally a party of
seventeen men started -upon tlx dif-
fiealt undertaking.
From Courmayeur up to the Col
ni (Neat the dillleulties were easily
overcome, but from this point to the
summit the work was full 0 peril.
Over slippery ice -bound rocks and
unsafe SUOW patches, up perpendieu-
ler chimneys and steep slabs of
smooth rock like the sides of a
house, the party had to climb with
their burden, clinging for life to
ropes fixed to iron stanchions in the
rocks.
'l'o add to the dangers a furious
snowstorm creme on, and several
times the guides bearing the statue
were nearly swept from the mountain
side. The summit, was reached
without enisha.p three hours after
leaving the Col,
In the midst of a "torment," or
whirling snowstorm, great holes were
drUied lu the rock to reeeive the iron
supports of the statue, and two
hours later the Virgin was securely
fixed on her mountain pedestal.
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Than, on the edge of the precipice,
with the storm still raging, the vicar
of Courmayeur, Father Vesan, at-
tached by two strong ropes to the
face of the reek, performed roass,
which More than once was interrupt-
ed by the fury of the elements.
elbow* they are puffed and gathered fa'l w" erIng fr°14 a'naeulla seated the -nubile Gaiety theatre.
into a ileen cuff- on wit me or an aosa en 0
completlog the caStinele is a red hat aer4Pwiaollrii blenatvenare:nntrteianathnleaude drew', a pea:mile aeroes Ins throat,
of pressed beaver, trinaued enly -with sagero greatly with nesaana bead,0ie1ng a, wound nearly two lathes
aladveaz.tr‘e,dpluershsts.l
er e,78racs. going into a decline. I hail medical
1 - aches. I was palewad seenied tobe "e"es
After experlmeats extending over
'Despite tLe great demand for highly attendances but it did me no good, SIX 'Weeks With, two different oils,
finished cloths a siriootla, surface thesurveyor of Kensington
„, Then. a friend advised me to try Dr. tbe borough
Frown shops are ellowing' an tuntsuai Williams' Pink Pills and' in a tew tiles reported that the system of lay-
arariety of novelty SUItIng,S IA Which weel,,s found iboy were eloping Dealing dust by ell is unsuitable for
embreidered dots or email deeigua are 1 "alumina their use for several Loaden.
a feature. Something extremely eine nxgntbs, Awl in Again fljoying good Air. William Colby, who has just
is a row camera liair eletli very softhealth, 1 think Dr, Williaras' Pink died at Pakefield, near I.owestoft, at
with a touch of India eaelnuir, in gua Us will make every weak and ail- the age et eigh4r-seven leaves 114
metal shade, with Roman dots em- giri strong and healtity," descendants living out 0 13$, They
troldered over in This fabric is Used You van st these pills from, ally are 0 children, 40 grandchildren, and
for a. handsome etreet gown. There dealer in medicine but you sbould, 02 greategrandebildren.
is a ratlier long elee.e-litting eoat, ea- be careful to see that the full name In tine schools under the Bristol
iehed &wooed the bottom with a "Dr, 'Williams' Plok Pills for Pale Education Oonernittee there are 8,7a6
band of plaited satin headed with n reeple 18 o tbe wrapper around echolars with defective eyesight, and
aPPlique of silk lace, but 'very boxy, each box. If in doubt write the Dr, the eommittee is considering the ad -
The skirt bee a wide box plait at Williams' Vedicine Co., Brockville, visability of providing diem with
the front which ie continued around Ont., and tbe pills will be sent at speetanes,
the lignre ia a succession of tinier 50e e. liox or six boxes for $2.50. "If I was guilty I would be only
plait. The sleevee of the coat are too proud -too pleased te tell you.
novel. Bagging from the shoulder 1.11 But 1 was in bed at the time," So
mutton -leg design, they grow narrow- said Pat Sullivaa, a tailor. accused
er at the wrist, where they are finish- of stealing a coet at Birmingbain ea
a witia a. cuff ce satin and lace, op- Saturday, Ile was discliarged,
sutra', On the inside, where the eleeve "Unutatried working inert are the
Is buttoned above the elbow. -
USSLAIS
Awful. Condition 9f the People o
That Country.
Embroidered dots are also a:feature Fear of Russia has hung over the l'alluitY"" said Judge lilladan at Lartl-
f dosaa 01 eupysts weave. The worad for more than quarter of 0, beth County Court.
embroidery is raised anxi the favorite 1esrtury, but to -day, after a nine. The woriers largest ploughing
f
colors for it are brown, bright green months war with J epee, its dreaded match, the anima °Vent othe
and blue. 'Mohair and worsted MIX-, power has become almost a laugh- North Kent Agrieultural Association,
tures In novelty weave Awe in dark ing stock. 'Russia, bas great size, took piece neer Dartford. No fewer
neutral tintS with a glint of bright Joined with great weeeness, some than 130 ploughs were employed, Lula
color. Among the clinging fabrics al the causes of its lethargy are in- it was it wonderful scene, rendered
there are soft vigognes in mixtures, curable, Others are due to a back- still more interesting by the motor
or witli email plaid grounds strewn ward civilization. The roads are Ploughing and an exhibition of the
with tiny dots of white or color, mere military routes. Tho postale° ancient method, the use of oxen, The
bandies one piece of inail for 15 that Ivel motor was awarded the gold
passthrough +3 ur own. For every medal.
most extravagent class in the Wm -
RED RATS.
One sees more and more of the red
velvet hats. Those made with the
broad, suraten crown, trimnied simply
evitb, a, slender bow ef red velvet rib-
bon are very smart. Underneath the
brim there cluster either red. and
-white ostrich tips or it bunch a shad-
ed red flowers.
Smart little toques a red chiffon
witli a big velvet rose shading to
pink, are much used for evening wear.
Sometimes sixth a hat is the only
touch of color seen witli an all white
evening toilette and the contrast is
warm arid beautiful.
Sailor bats 18 broadtail velvet are
excelletit for everyday 'wear, for be-
sides being serviceable they are quite
fashionable. One seldom uses more
than an immense rose or bunch of
foliage on such hats. Tricornes are
not becoming to every style of face,
but the womar» who can Wear such
shape, successfully ought by all
means invest in one. A rich little
'design has the brim and crown made
of pres.eed velvet leaves in shades of
brown. These leaves are of much.
importance in the millinerY world, be-
ing a feature of the new season.
This season, like all others, has its
freakish styles, though be it said to
the credit of the modistes that the
exaggerated and superfluous seem less
and less apparent as the years roll
on. The really necessary fashions in
themselves are too expensive to per-
mit of much indttlgence in things 'de-
stined to fleeting favor, and. it is
the exceptional woman who buys a
hat or gown widely StepEtrting, from
the conventiotal lines merely for the
sake of novelty.
The freakish fur of the season is a
rather strange pelt which no one
seems to have appropriately named
as yet, mingling black, white and
brown, in odd fashion. •It is evident-
ly some species of cat, and comes
two miles of telegraph in Russia, Through a crack in the wall an en -
eve have five, and for each mile of ormous nuinber of bees had made
her telegraph wires we have 58. their home under the bedroom floor
Ignorance leads misery by the of an old farm hoese at Longthroee,
hand. Three-fourths of the ehildren near Peterborough, and their inees-
room. 01 those who go to sthool, On one of the floors being taken up,difficult.
never see the inside of a school- sant huenraing made sleep
few are taught more than their alp- 1the Space between it and the ceiling
habet. In Russia. proper, 94 people of the room below was round to be
out of every 100 cannot Write their packed with honey. No less than 1e
cwt. was eXtracted.
from Russia, but as it is more biz-
arre than desirable, no one seem to
be deeply interested in its origin.
One sees many exquisite girdles in
Faris just now, some of the hand-
somest being Jet shaded satin ribbon.
Others are of -pompadour silk., while
still other designs are of the most
delicate Japanese workmanship with
'Japanese names-Tatettefushi, for in-
stance. There is no limit to the
width of these girdles; they come
from three to nine inches wide. The
latter, however, can be crushed into
the smallest possible space, and
stretched aecordinglye"'
The newest shopping bags are great
square affairs that might be mis-
taken for Sortfollos, niusie rolls or
anything else, except "wliat they really
are• Their immense Si70 ail 0 rdS an
'opportunity for all kinds of handi-
work which of course, cofttribetes
Considerably toward their expense.
The cheapest are $1.5, and the price
runs right along from this sum to
$600, wlien the clasps and corners
aro studded with jewcis though scl-
"dom diamorarIu, Amethysts, Olivines,
ophireio opals and peals seon pre -
erred: 10 the ware dazzling brilliants.
names or spell out easy' words.
Technical education is even enewe ne-
glected; and for every 11,000 people
there is but a single physician.
The burectueracy and the me.rehants
in, collusion have built up a perfeet-
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Japan is a nation of gardeners.
Every man, woman, and child is pas -
1y organized system of graft. It is sioriately food of flowers. Gardening
openly recognized, treated with tol- is a religion.
eraxiee, even thought of With. respeet.
Not only do admiraLs buying- coal ollow did you like our new duet?"
much larger sums than they "Oh, was that a new., category of human sufferings. Gives
I reliei in .30 minutes. -75
in foreign ports procure receipts for she atked.
have duet? I thou ht yo
were only
Heart SIck People -Dr. Agnates amp
for the Flen.rt is a heart tonic that
never fails to cure -is swift in its ef-
fects -goes closer to the -"border land"
and snatches from death's grip more
sufferers than any other remedy for any
family of diseases and aliments in the
paid, with their leader officers, but . „ g
onarrelltneet
no contract is let at home which -
does not allow a liberal margin for
a "rake-off.". In this way, Russia
has paid for her railroads two and
a half times the amount -which the
minister of finance estimates as their
value, It is said that fully 75 per
cent. of -the large Red Cross fund
which was subscribed at home and
abroad has been stolen. The magni-
ficently equipped hospital train
which the czarina sent to the east
was looted between St. Petersburg
and Moscow. Not a thing of value
was left in it.
To sum up: Russia stands at a
great crisis in an evil plight. Xts
aristocracy is rotten and tyrannous;
its people sodden in ignorance, with-
out moral sense, dull and brutish;
its priesteraft often degraded, ex-
tortionate and sensual; its land of
natural resource wasted and con-
sumed; its imperial bullion for its
coining; and its czar, a grotesque
weakling.
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FATAL FOR FRANCE.
It is a common suliposition that
war must be formally declared before
hostilities eon be entered upon; but
this is very far from. the truth. Even
the delivery of an ultimatum is not
necessary; a simple "act of war,"
which may be construed from alnmst
any ill-considered act, is sufficient to
sab belligerents at each other's
throat',
Thol3lowing up of the !'Maine," al-
though uodouletedly the act of a lu-
natic, who had not a shred of of-
ficial warrant for tlie deed, was suf-
ficient to cause the Spanish-American
War, and a petty quarrel over the
sticcession to the impoverished Span-
ish throne was the excuse upon
which the lettatoo-Pruseian War was
entered. -upon.'
The dispositiop of the -throne of
Spain seems to iave always exercised
it earieful influence oyer the destinies
of France, by the way, lor it was
over e eimiler'eptarrel that the great
Duke of Marlborough had to tile
the field to figlitetlie Battle of Mal-
pIaquee. It waS a glorious victor!'
for our groat general; but wben one
reads of the carnage it caUsecl, one
, wonders if the affairs of an outs de
IShate Warranted suoli woeful warfare.
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reAPPY CHILDI100D.
Right Food Makes Erappy Child-
ren Because They are Healthy.
Sometimes milk does not -agree with
children or adults. Tlie same thing
is true of other articles of food.
What agrees with one sometimes does
not agree with others.
But food ran be so prepared that ,
it will agree with the weakest storn-
a.cli. As an illitstration--anyone, no
rnattee liow weak the stornaCh, can
eat, -relish and digest a nice .hot cup
of Posture coffee with a spoonful or
two of Grape -Nuts poured in, and
sucli a combination contains nour-
islament to carry one a number of
hours, for almost every partiele of it
will be digested and taken up by the
system and be made nse of.
A lady writes from the lam] of the
Magnolia and the naciaing bird way
down in Alabama and says: "I was
led to drink Postein because coffee
gave me sour stomach and made me
nervous. Again Postural was recom-
mended. by two well -en 0 :wn physici-
ans for my children, and I feel especi-
elly grateful for the benefit, derived.
"Milk does not agree with either
chine so to the eldest aged four and
one-half years; I give Postum with
nlent,v of sweet cream. It agrees
with her solendidly, regulating her
bowels perfectly although she is of a
COP Ftirated
"I'm- tile youngest, aged two and
one-lialf years 1 use one-half Postum
' li
and one-half s,-;imrned c. ane
not riven any medicine since the' chil-
dren' began using Poston, and they
enjoer every droe of it.
A. neighbor of mine is giving Fos -
tum to her baby lately weaned, with
Sp,lenclicl results, The little fellow is
thriving farnouSly." Name riven by
I:Postwar Co Do ttle Creek Mich.
Postum agrces perfectly With chil-
dren und supplies adults with the hot
invigoratino• beverage in place of cof-
fee. thousands of Arnold
--
cans leave been. helped Put of 5totnach
ncl nor -6)91s clisca.se leeviee orl
coffee a nd/VSiflg P 0 turn Pond Coffee,
Loolc. ci,acie for tile little book
'TheRio te Wellvillo "
The railway traveller in Japan
btlyS a first, second, or third class
ticket; or, if he wishes to go cheaper
still, he can get a ticket entitling
him to stand on the platform only.
A census reeetitly taken of the bars-
ae in Paris shows that while the
Palais Royal quarter"bas 18,600 in-
Itabitants, it accommodates 80,600
horses.
e.
C. C. RICHARDS & CO.
Dear, Sirs, -A few days ago I was
taken with it severe pain and con-
traction of the cords of my leg, and
had to be taken home in a rig. I
could not sleep for pain, and was un-
alile to Put my foot to the floor
friend told me of your MINARD'S
LINIMENT, and one hour from the
first, application; I was able to Walk,
and the pain entirely disappeared.
. You can use my name as freely as
you like, as I consider it the best
remedy I have ever used.
CEMISTORFIER GERRY.
Ingersoll, Ont.
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"And you really thinik, doctor, that
there is hope for iiim after this?" "I
certainly think so, madam! After
this Morning, I shall only call once
a day instead, of twice."
20 'Years of Vile, Catarrh -Chas. 0.
Brown, journalist, of Duluth, Minn.,
writes : "1 have been a sufferer from
Throat and Nasal Catarrh for over 20
years, during which time my head has
been stopped up and iny condition truly
miserable, Within- I 5 minutes after us-
ing ]Jr. Agnew'sCatarrhal Powder 1
o bt allied relief Three bot tl es have al-
most, if not entirely, cured me." 50c.-
Have You Eczema? - gave you an
Ain disease or aruptione? Are yoll
subject to ehallug or seelding? Dr.
Agnew's Ointment prevent's and cum
any and of these, end eure,e Itching,
"needing and Blind Piles besides. One
application brings relief in ten -minutes
and cases cured in three to sex nights.
35 cents. -73
The French Post Office 'department
has exeliefed mourning eflvelppeS
from the mails for the reason that
they cell be opened without muelt
chance of detection.
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Fr Over Sixty Vents
ittap.Wisetow'sSoornixaSsitur hal be %Nei, tio
1011111MCit mothere for their children while toothin:.
lti‘notheothe child,8050U3 the galas, nilnyepnin, enr01
wind colle.regniatue theetonntelt and bowoh, audio rho
LI strouledy tor Twouty•t4o (manta n bottle
Bold by druggiots throughont. the world. es len+ AA
tilltut"Allto• W.tlit3.0+v'ti$00Talitill vas r: 84-01
WA:72,5;?;InintAl ,FetiVnl'•sf,t,TO
; erertehine found, Poo full part'eu:ere
address Box119„ Canna. One,
No Breakfast Table
complete 'without
POULTR
We can handle year poultry al
alive or dressed to best advantag
Aise your butter, eggs, hooey an
other produce.
THE DAWSON COMMIS$Limited
Cor,. CO
Cor. West Market isnd Colborne eta. TORONTO.
PLAIN ENGLISH?
Ifis wife came into the room where
he was sitting. She was twisting
herself around in the etrort to look
at the back of her new blouse. 13y
the tense lines and bulging aspect
about her lips he Itnew that leer
intnith WAS fail Oi pins, Re knew i
anyway without looking for those
symptoms.
%Tgof-vult-woft-sh4114bf4sy,f4-
," sbe said,
'Yes, it 1004 all right," be ane
sWered, resuming his paper.
"Owf wuffegs-pf-suf-up-up-w-r-r-r-
oognsth," She mumbled.
"Of eonee it does," he aS3nred her,
glancing over the top of the paper.
"It fits like the paper aix the wall."
sere szauizcztwk
wsolpl-gphiznen-bm-
er
foot,
"Didn't I tell you it was all
right?" asked the man, lowering the
paper. "Maybe it needs a little
tithing up in the slioulders, but no-
body could nottee it,"
Irastily letting' the pipe fall fi'one
her mouth to her band, she cried
"I've asked you three times to
raise the window blind so that 1
ould get more light. It's a, pity
you can't understand plain Eng -
Of course, the man could have said
metbing scathing in reply, but he
ow better,
An admirable food, with all
its natural qualities intact,
fitted to build, up and maintain
robust health, and to resist
winter's extreme cold. It is
a valuable diet for children.
Tho Most Nutritious
and Economical.
ARPET DYEIN
and Cleaning. This is • specialty with the
BRITISH AMERICAN DYEING 004
Send particulars by post and we are sure to satisfy
Aildrsos Box 15$, Montresi.
Farthing prielcets of tea are 'being
solcl tl-iro-u.gliout India by groevereo
who have at last recognieecl that
they ItaVe an i.ramense market at
their door.
Minarri's Liniment DNS Burns etc.
There is a graveAlligginr, school in.
-Brussels, ad all cardida6es for the
post of • sexton 18 Belgieun to be ell-
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TRY CHA'NOE OP BREAD.
thel was talkies about bread.
"People ought to vary their breads
the Same as they vary their meats,"
be said. "You don't eat ham three
times a day, year in and year out.
You don't eat beef that way. You
don't eat entettoa that way. Dot
that is the way you eat bread, if
you are the average sort of it. man --
one certain hind of bread select:a you
for breakfast, lunch., and dinner all
sour life.
"The stomach gets tired of this
bread monotony; and when the ste-
rile& tires of it thing it %vain digest
it. Renee dyspepsia, The bread
monotony is responsible tor a good
deal of the dyspepsia that flourishes.
"There are dozens of varieties of
breads -Corn bread, whole-wheat
bread, barley bread, Salny Lunn,
brown bread, aerated bread, malt
bread. 'With these, and many mare
to choose from, why is the average
family so foolish and thoughtless as
to confine it self to oue kind of
bread only?"
Of about thirty reeognieed coaling
stations in the Patine, Great Britain
owns at least twelve and the United
States six,
An ntld-lookine turtle has been cap-
tured at, Burlington, -Vt. Its shell
is soft, its back is spotted, its bead
is like that of a striven and its
fins resemble those of a fish.
60 Specialists on thn Case. -In the
ordinary ruu of medical practice a
greater numb‘r than this have treated
cases of chronic, dyspepsia, and have
failed, to cure -but Dr. Von Stan's Pine-
apple Tablets (6018 a box at 35 cents
cost) have made the cure, giving relief
in one day. These little . 'specialists"
have proven their real merit. -72
All new schools in Switzerland have
a portion of the ground floor appro-
priated for baths.
TUE FREEMASON, Toronto, 50e, a
year, Cowan & Co,, Pub's., Toronto.
Mrs. JenleinarYour son's engaged
to be married, I hear. I Saw a
young lady wiCh him to -day. Was
that— Mrs. O'Bull-Yes, that was
his fiasco.
Minard's Liniment Cures Dandruff,
"Oh, Geosge," sighed the romantic
girl, "I wish you were ince the - old-
time knights; I wish you'd do some-
thing brave to show your love for
me." ''Gracious!" cried her fiance,
m"heavorty't gIetttlignrgeedtentomdollarsrry ay owe d
e, e nr,
liandreas 'of beautiful
ningi and Watebo% Ifroe
tZol aalbur7dnWishing Blue at
euti. us your ramo
uddrees and agree to nen
20packaaesoroar famous'
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1n, mail postpaid.
Eydry lady needs lAuing,
and at maybe. a package
you un sell the 20 psole,
'558 in n few hour.
When so'd send Us the
i3Ot and we wilesond
with elegant, large Mal -
6C0 RUM CS. 0105 510
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10005 - handlome and
11 ly 5105, if you wilt,
son to im Cho 1.11m14,,with•
• • rthiayovofl05soyon
au opputanqy to son, ono" of our !I -mph -luau " gold "
t.,^o hos in adition to tho lOn,. Addroyi `rho rirarvot
teinei ca.; 110p1, 290 Toronto P's,.
DR. A. W. CHASES
CATARRH RbRE
senpsrts beythdireeeitmlirod
18 tothedroewaseilt:
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pH„seas.isgelshestuolpcserds.roolppearingastilnietahl:
throat and permanaroly cures
- Catarrh and Hay Fever: Blower
free. All dealers, or Dr. A. Vl/Xlissa
Medicine „Co., Toronto. and Saffala
A MODEL HUSBAND.
Wife --"I need it little _more money."
Husband -"It is only two days since
_
"Now, look here! I want you to
'Understand that I wouldn't anlr for
am et°oennenddlroatYti 1: 'al. shci(an't n
eihnl icrlede ,rrjY1)ni ntiodera(3gclt.
caal vlt-mebthat
and
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slave, to be treated like an irrespon-
sible being, and I just want you to
know tliat I won't stand it either,
SO there now! I've got just as much
right to yonr money as you have,
soeetfh\a-rcelearr '."e'''°e-L51-----"treereler golog to
remork that it is only two days
since I , drew my salary, and you
could have all Yoll
"Pinto"
Corst ovan
Used in 11.B,K. Mitts, Gloves
and Moccasins—tough as whale-,
bone, flexible, soft, pliable,scorch-
pzoof, wind -proof, boll- proof;
crack -proof, tear-prcvlo_rip-Proof,
cold -proof, almost veer -Feet --
certainly the greatest leather
ever used in mitts and gloves.
Like buckskin it is tanned
without ail, unlike'buckskin it is
not porous, it is wind -proof -will
outwear three buckskins, -
4`rinto» Mitts and 'Gloves
never creek or harden, never get
sodden, are always warm, pliable,
soft and comfortable.
Sold at all dealers but never with-
out this brand
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Montreal Winnipeg Dawson
Diggs --"Castleton was out dri
with the Widow Grasper the o
day when the liorse ran away
him, and he's laid up in the lio
Griggs -"Well, ft might h
been worse -the widow might 11
rule away with Iiim."-
Minard's Liniment for sale eve
Young Mother -"Now Harold, hom.
'do you love most, papa or me?'Lit-
tle Harold -"Papa." \toting Moher
-"But yesterday you said you, loves!.
me most." Little Harold --"Yes, bua
I've thought it over since and ee-
cided that we mai must sticn to-
gether."
Rheumatism will succumb to Sout
American Rheumatic Cure because
goes right to the seat of the trouble' ".
anil removes the cause. Many so-called
cures but deaden pain.ltemporarily 00135,
to have it return again with doubled
violence, Not so with this great re-
medy. It eradicates Orem the ,gystero
the last vestige of the disease and its,
cures are permanent. -74
Since the use of wire, fehces !has
become so extensive, the moriber of
cattle killed each year by lightning
has greatly increased»
olow.ost—
Neglect. a cough and contract
consunaptiou.
h
8cCutoirnii:auhT):).5:1-111::ngth
cures consumption, but don't
leave it too long. Try it now
Your money back if it doesn'
benefit yoft.
nicest S. C. WELLS & Co.
05a 50c. S1 LeRoy, N. Y., Toronto, C
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