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AT A ROYAL DRAWING -ROOM
HOW IT FEELS TO BE PIRE.
SENTE) AT COURT.
Debutant Tells of Her Expert-
,epees on, the Interesting
Oeoasion.
"A" elream—a beautiful dream 1"
exclaimed a charming young debu-
tante to a writer in Landon An,
savers, when he asked her to de,
saaibe her sensations. on being pro,-
rented at Courts "It wvas eluate the;
most -glorious day of my life ; but I
was glad when it Was all over, for,
to tell the truth, Iwas horribly
nervous.
"It all began, as probably you
know, with the arrival of a large,
oblong, gilt-edged card, with the
words, `The Lord Qhasiaberlain. is
coreananded by their Majesties to
invite to a Court, to be hold at
Buckingham -Palace," on a certain
day, at 10 o'clock; and with the
card were minute instructions as to
the dress to be Nvern the precise
t:tram
gement of thethree white fe-
the longth and width of the
and so,;on,
Days of Delight.
:ra
"You may imagine the flatter of
pride with which reeeived this,
fleet, invitation to Coost a pride
whielt oaf eouTse, was shared by mymother, who was to present me,.
Then followed days of delightful e;i-
citernant the choosing of my: gown,
the visits to this Court dressmaker,
the repeated tryiegs-on, and, final-
ly, the arrival <af my fury and the
fu1Iet?re„ss re,llearseFt, when the
whole, lhouseheld gathered. to ad-
mire me,
"Tho week ,For only a week in
tervened between the invitation
arid, the fateiful, cvenllag pa,ed in
aa, whirl el e m atieaars atad. delighted
expectation, tinged with n,ei'vonS-
nes; as the day dreg n tr, Thert
eeree the final areeein , an asp laa,s't'
'ebeareal; with euedeey°ing to my
brother and deter, who represented
their :1/4rojesties with miteli mock
dignity, before I was whirled away
an the motor by lazy; mother's aide..
"'Trent ent this ,stage it all seemed a
ant to me, From 'also outside
ness I. found myself itebered
old. The flood of light
deeded ai>y rye ; a ',hundred deli -
eat*, odors seemed to atingle in the
air, Everywhere there wos as blaze.
and riot of coker—tlto red and gold
of the Yeomen of the Guard; stat-
wvalrt Guardsmen from the "Blues,"
ring notionlese es statues;
g$<arge3ous flunkeys in Royal scarlet,
the gib -tinter of silk, the flash of
guns; the hanks of many -hued
1,4,
flowers, all mingling in a kaleidos-
cope of beauty.
a "' Art; last we found ourselves in the
State Drawing -Room, and hero we
remained for half an hour or so in
company with a brilliant gathering
of ladies, whose laughter and chat-
tar reassured nx a little—for by
this time mr heart was beating
'twenty to the 'dozen.'
Across the Throne Room.
"While waiting, I removed my
right-hand glove; and, after what
seemed- to me an eternity, we
moved to the Picture Gallery,
where our trains were carefully ar-
ranged by officials, who spread
them out with their hands to show
their .shimmering beauty to-perfec
tion.
"The ordeal was now near, and I
felt a strong impulse to run away
from it. Suddenly I . heard our
names announced; a splendid and
courtly official took the, card from.
Amy mother; it was passed from
hand to hand until it reached the
Lord Chamberlain, who announced
us to their Majesties; and, before I
knew it, I wars' ,crossing the gor-
geous- Throne Room : towards a
brilliant ga11,<axy° at the opposite
end,, in the oentre of which stood
the King, in field "marshal's uni-
form, and the Queen, ,wearing the
ribbon of the Garter.
"A low "curtsey to one and then
the other; a glimpse of two gra
ciously-bowed heads and :Trailing
faces, and i comprehensive curtsey
to the rest of the Royal Family;
and :somehowv I found myself, ,with
my mother, in lei ante-,rooan, where
a polite official was placing our
:trains ever our farmis.
"It was -all over, and my mother
was smilingly whispering to me :
'You 'went through it beautifully,
my dear I'
"We did not wait, as so many
others olid, for refreshments,; or .to
es i,he Royal 'procession to the
supper -room. A few minutes later
we were being whiskeel back 1 ome-
I exhau ated, but very happy ;; my
mother, proud that her daughter
had acquitted herself so creditably;
and, both a little glad that it was
-er."
There are three -crowns-sof" the,
law, the ,priesthood and the king,"
ship but -the craven of a good name
Nis greater: than them ;ll.
'`So ,you ate,,thinking of calling
your baby boy Peter. I wwoulaw7,'
I'd call him Paul.",Why so 4"
e would have a b'iter chancey
' s Peter' know,,,who
ROSY GIS._
ST
qj
EEKS
RONO NERVES
irtliriglit ef Every
Growing Girl.
Shed he the B
Woman and
Many woman 'a
nd growing girls
who shouldhave bright eyes, easy
cheeks, strong nerves and elastic
step, and a good appetite, are seen
to decline in health. Their spirits
grow sluggish, the eheeles become
pale, tehnper fitful, and the- nerves
over -sensitive. They must have in-
herited a. tendency ill health, or
they may have over-worked, over--
studied or worried until the
strength of the body .was not equal
to the demands made upon it.
To . guard against a eoxplete
breakdown in health the blood meet
be kept pure and rich. No other
medicine can do this so well as Dr,,
Williams' Pink Pills, for they ate
both on the blood and ne;rwres, re-
store the appetite and keep every
organ toned up. All women can-
not rest whenever they should, but
this strengthening medicine is with-
in every woman's reach, end will
keep .thenal in the enjoyment of good
health. And it is hall , ;good
�* ranger
tont that in every stage of womaefe
ife the bleed supply' he kept pure
rich, The vault of Dr, Wil,6
arms'' Pint: Pills is well Dins rated
by the ease of Mrs. David Ohatn-
hers, Ben.sfort, Ont, who saayse
"Some years ago I''suffered
.. greatly
from inpovtrrsred blood, wwe
s
very pale aavd thin, and had no
strength. I took a lot of (looter's
medicine without getting, any bone -
fit, and at -last d vided to try Dr.
Williams' Pink Pills, which I had
heard highly rcconunended, It w
not long before I began to feel be
tor, and after taking the Pills fo;.
perhaps A couple of mouths u
health was fully restored, and al-
though some years :have passed I
have motioned strong and healthy,
and I think I owe it entirely to Dr,
Williams' Pink Pills.
"Sometime later any daughter,
then e bout twelve 'ars of age, had
been working very herd at eeh<aol
And hes health gavewaay. She was
weak and listless and her hands
and face were badly swollen and
ww•o feared dropsy was setting in,.
However, we started to give her
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills and she
was soon quite, well. again. I al-
ways recommend Dr. Williams'
Pink Pills to any suffering as we
did, knowing the benefit our family
reeeivod from. them."
Dr, Williams' Pink Pills are sold.
by all medicine dealers or will be
eat by mail, post paid, at 50 cents
a bot~: or six boxes for $2.50 by
writing The Dr, Williams' Medicine
Co., Brockville, Ont,
From „Habit.
"Why did she want to set her
husband's will aside I"
"Merely because it was her hus-
band's, and she had not in the
habit of netting it aside."
Minard's Liniment 'Co., Limited,
Yarmouth, N. B.
Gentlemen,—In January last, I'rancis
Leclerc, one of the men employed by age,
working in the lumber woods, had a tree
fall. on, Itim. crushing him fearfully. He
was, when found, placed on, a 'Filed and
taken home, where grave :fears were en-
tertained for his recovery. his hips being
badly bruised and his body turned black
from his rihs,.to Iris feet. We used MIN-
ARD'S LINLMENT' on him freely to deaden
tho pain and, with the use of three bottles
he was completely cured and able to re-
turn to his work.
SAtTVEUI3 DUVAL,
Elgin Road. L'Islet Co.. Que.
Literally..
"A dressmaker ,can soon tie an
extravagant woman up."
"Yes, especially with the new
hobble skirts."
Only One "BROMO QUININE"
That is LAXATIVE BROMO' QUININE.
Look for the signature of E. W. GROVE],
Cures a Cold in One Day, Cures Grip in
Two Days. 25c.
Mistress—"I'm sorry you are go-
ing . to leave, Maria. Are you go-
ing- to
o-ing-.to better yourself i" Maria
"No, ma'am. I'm going to get mar-
ried!'
tlinard's-L1n[ment Cures Garget'In Cows
"All 1 demand for—my client,".
declared .the prisoner's counsel, in
the voice of a' man who was paid
:fox it; "as 'jn race:" "I am very
•sorry I' can''t accommodate' you,"
"replied the judge,; "butthe law
Won't. allow me to give him more;.
than "fourteen years."
hen: a "man gets all he. thinks he
needs Iie has a large surplus.•
nLG(iil11:ed i,
lion. a. R. Flemming.
Premier of New Brunswick.
It3US OLD BEQUESTS
Guides for Travelers --Rushes to
Church Floors.
r
s.
Ani
c ent-tae ager
� sts for" hay ingf Bells:
rung and beacons lighted tori the
purpose of guidingtravelers r travelets by
might are 'quite numerous inBIM-
land, a .Irzlg
d, and this is. not to be won-
dered at when clue cu �
lrs,=ders the
a
poler 'e _ g'z s for r roads rand.. the abn
Bence of ferlee.s irh the "good old
time<h a
Among the curious legacies is B
g Sr.OrIP
whiehrprovides for the holding of a
plot of land, rojoieing in the name 0
of "Petticoat Bole," at Stoekton-
on-the-Forest, in Yorkshire, en
condition of providing a poor wo-
nu'n with as petticoat once a year,.
In the old days when' rushes.
re strewn. on the floor in lieu of
docks, says the London Telegraph,
any persons left bequests of ;Den-
y and land fair providing rushes
ur the floors of churches. Their
se, of course, Inas long been dis-
continued, lint in certain places
the church wardens attend to the
Iarosorvation; of their rights by cut -
i a little grass caoh year and
strewing it on the church floor,
But perhaps ono of. the most ec-
centric bequests was that of a eer
tain John nudge, of Trysull, Staf-
fordshire, who left a pound a, year
for a poor man to go round the par-
ish church while the sermon was
being preached, awakening the
slumberers and incidentally to eject
any stray dogs that might invade
the sacred premises,
Doctor Said He
Had Diabetes
DODD'S 1W.IDI✓1,Y PILLS CLEAR-
ii) OUT EVERY TRACE
OF IT.
That's Why air. "-David luno?., elf
Nicolet Co., Quebec, is Recon
looting the Great Canadian Kid-
ney Remedy To Ilia Neighbors..
St. Weneeslas, 'Owlet Co. Que-
bee., ee., May 2$ (Special). --"I started
to take Dodd'.s Kidney Pine beeause
the doctor told me I was threatened
with diabetes. After taking ten
boxes I was again examined by the
doctor, and he- told me that all
trace of diabetes Lad disappeared."
This is the statement of Mr. Dae:;:
vid Heol?:, well-known and highly
0
re
s ec �-
t�cl, <
p here nd
he isn
o l3 one
of many in this' neighborhood who
have found a new lease of life in
the great Canadian Kidney R�ern-
edee
It is tures such as this h
given Dodd's Kidney Pills their
u r r
"eputation. They aro now known
Jaz
he tlantio to the Pnciio as
the remedy that neve fails to cure
kidney disease, no natter where r
in what form it is found,
Dodd's: Kidney Pills aret'111.2
al y no m.
l. They simply cur duras d icac..
n 1
ey*s, Tice raNason they. <aaare hack-
ache, dropsy, hheuratisina li.cural:
gilt,
diabetes, urinary troubles nd
right's disease is that all of these
Se
tiro either diseases of the kidneye.
r are caused by*. disordered kidneys
failing to do their work,.
THEANT/-:WORRY 1300Ii.
WELL SATISHH WITH
BABY'S OWN TA]LETS
Mrs. John Kenny, St. Norbert,
Maui,, says: "I have used Baby's
Own Tablete and am well satisfied
with them." Thousands of ether
mothers say the same thing simply
because there is no medicine for
little ones to equal the Tablets.
They act as a gentle laxative, regu-
late the bowels and stomach, break
up colds, expel worms and make
teething easy. The Tablets are sold
by medicine dealers or by mail at
25 cents a box from The Dr. Wil-
liams' Medicine Co., Brockville,
Ont.
PROl'IlE SIED
MANY TITIN G S
Nun Lived -for Fifty Years Strapped
to a Wall.
An octogenarian
of Maria Benedet
died at Viterbo, It
sis of the lower sp
Fifty years ago
considered inevitab
tors were convinced
possible for her to b
ciating pain or to r
less, as was necessa
a couple of days, bu
ped her head to the
this unnatural positio
lived for half a century
plaining.
The people considered
miracle, as the nun sho
phetic spirit, predict
events, such as the con
the Oamorrists ,the ass
of Ring Humbert and for.
the `death of the Pope.
When the nun celebrate
tieth anniversary of her'ill
Pope sent Cardinal' Casse
an autographed blessing
structions to` celebrate mass
bedside. Before her death th
sent his blessing with a m
asking her to pray for him.
nun may be beatified in the
future.
nun by"the name
a Frey has just
aly,, from paraly-
ine..
her death was
e and the doe
that it was im-
ear the excru-
emain._.motion-
ry, more than
t they strap -
wall and in
n the nun
, never com--
her case a
ved apro-
ng many
viction of
assination
this year
the : fif-
nese the
tta with
and in
at her
e Pope
essage
The
near
Regretting the Cost.:
Henry never knew e stairs c
"be so frolicsome 'and aleine u
that Midnight., He had reac
the "turning point of his, peril
journey, " when his wife " appeare
armed with the well: -known cand
irgasr.
to Show the Poly of RQ
relying Trouble.
A new idea in diary -keeping is
uouneed. .1'socure aa, little vol
called "The Worry Book,"
pages of which Aro all blank,
Bud record at night the thing or
things you worried ablaut in the
course of` the day. At the end of
the week, or month, or year, g;
over the records end note the num-
ber of things that caused you need-
less worry, the bad things that
didn't happen, the good things that
a were afraid' mightn't happen
but which duly arrived on schedule
time or after no unreasonable de-
lay.
Of course, the book is intended
to act as an anti -worry specific.
Wise men and women warn us fro
uently against borrowing trouble,
gain.st worrying about the future,
nd toll us that :most of the evils
nd misfortunes we dread neves
me to us. The worry record is
esigned to prove and illustrate
tits. '
SKIN ITCHED
HORNETS AS PETS.
"Gentle, Inoffensive Creatures''
AND Bim ' That 11111 Stinging Flies.
ii
The public has heard of wasps
ns
ti f, . '. pets, but it has been reserved for,
Pimpleson L.e>=sandArms.Scratched Major Hurlstone Hardy, of Eng
" land, to tell; us that the hornet is
and MadeSores. K atfromSleep- ,<
log, Fii'stApplication of Cut[Cura a gentle, inoffensive creature very
S°a°SQaq avid ®3(1$ment Cac�ljBGreat sortable as a pet."xriting in
. Curedntm nat �'Ve i Knowledge he mates thtat ashen
Few e S+ wvaiking down Clliswvick lc•ne m my 1
i.aehhos Lochs, Q'oboo.,- ^T had ttcl lag.
commencing wsiti;, nay Ie„s aacl inec'ea.ain.
gradually until' it' reached a14'zsarts of my
tzc��y,
TINA/ wer, email
pimplesourayte,�stodorsms
and the eki was zed and fn-
ilasr_e41 alt over the body end
itelod asci buraod So ba,{I1Y
that f scratched end made
sores. .it -caused me so
ranch pain that it kept mo
1 frena ,.e � daring - entire
e nirghts. 1 was troubled with
It for about tWo years,
""After 1paYin i tried several remedies
Gloat se ecoes I used C t.cura Soap end
Ointment and nvna. the ilt'4 application
felt a,great relief. !continued thetreatm.enp
taking e. = baths with Ouficsra,. Soap fol-
lowed by tr'a appi5eation of C 'tienre, Ciel,
ment, ,�^:a1 as tho cad of` a few -weeks ihm
...rouble had climppeared completely tad 1
s eurec€,'; (:`%nett.) , 0. Lento% nta}r
27.1o12,
'or regi; rough; chapped .aar_cl b'.'enn;„7y
hcui3s, itching, horning Balms, s'_¢ <Oebess
nails zu pzinfal Snbe:'-e-7dy, ; orae-Hiro?:a
Cuticura treatment works wonders,. Soak:
hoods. on rofir, nr, in hot water and Cullcur
Soap. Dr',enolotwithCuticura Ointment'.
sod wear old, loose gloves. din#ag U,a eiee
<'1a#icora Swig 4-nd Cutictua (nutmeat are
sold throughout the,wa-kt Liberal ru;nplaz
of each ra ted free; wait $5-p, skin Book,.
Addre,s 'post Gard, .'otter Drug 1. Chem,,
Corp.. Dept. 42P). Boston. V; S. A.
r`—'fi;t
, d
Al11; T'AT S' RIVAL'S LE( .
Operetion Was `ieetlless---IDazu ga
tip
Suit to Follow.
Gomez Lopez del Naavaarette,
fell -known diplomat, of Barcelona,
Spain, 'Was in leve with, a ,u, atetrees,
Dolorez Eiverode Bornanes, who
is the daughter of an orris oeretie
Sjtauish faar�il:r, vaene Beate she
larong!ht� into great notoriety by go-
ing on the hstage. A, young but Al.
ready famous surgeon, I)r. Dorado
dszl Poco, was also a suitor for Do
o lorez, and her affections wavered.
so uncertainly asto cause a duel
between tho young risen, in -4101.
the diplomat was wounded in tit,
Clog.
Immediately Dolorez` was at lois
side and. nursed hint devoutly. Sea -
oral doctors were consulted, but the
leg only became worse. 1 t last
Dolorez persuaded her lover to con-
sult his rival, the brilliant young
surgeon.. Iie did so and Dr, Dor-
ado del Pozo said that amputation
would alone aaxo his life;, as gan.-
r gran had set in.
Moro persuasion by the atctress,
who assured him that her affections
were tutu IIIXetl, was needed before
the young diplomat would consent
to the operation. The operation
was eventually performed and Se
nor Naavarcttea provided with 'an
artificial leg.
In spite of her previous protesta-
tions Doloroz had now to conkstw
all optimists by nature, but if we with
she could never marry a man
can fight off worry by bt figures and with one log. Not long after she
married the young surgeon. This
aroused _Naa.varette's suspieion and.
he visited the doctors whem he had
consulted before the operation.
They all assured him that gangrene
was, in their opinion, quite impossi-
ble. He is now bringing an action
for damages against his successful
rival.
a
oo
tl
We have no doubt that it will do
so in the majority of eases. Worry
is the -wont eur physical and
mental enemies, It kills more vie-
tiins than the layman suspects. It
poisons existence where. it doesn't
actually shorten life. We are not
items that do not lie, the inveet-
tient in an anti -worry diary is de-
cidedly worth while.
A Contingency.
"There is one cruel possibility
about a maiden speech!'
"What is that "
"That it may also be a miss."
"LIRE lilAGIC."
-New Food Hakes Wonderful
When a man has suffered from
d3-spepsia, so many years that he
can't remember when he had a nat-
ural appetite, and then hits en a
way out of trouble he may be ex-
cused for eaying "it acts like ma-
- When it is a simple,. wholesome
food instead of any one of a. large
number of so called mnedies in the
form of drugs, he is more than ever
likely to feel as though a, sort of
miracle has been performed.
A Western fman, in the delight of
restored digestion, puts it in this
"Lille magic, fittingly describes
the manner in which Grape -Nuts
relieved ane of poor digestion, coat-
ed tongue and floss of appetite, of
many years' standing. -
"I tried about every medicine
that was recommended to um, with-
out relief. Then I tried Grape -
Nuts on the suggosiion of a friend.
13y the time I had fiuished the
fourth package, my stomach was
all right, and for the past two
Guilty of Astasination.
A man, razor in hand, was caught by
his wife assassinating not an enemy, but
Corn Extractor; it's safe, 'painless and
cure. Try "Putnam'e—oures so fast, 25c.
at 'all dealers.
Rather Odd.
"It's peetty expensive tp 'have
"But it doesn't cost anything' to
keep one's own counsel!'
Minard's Liniment Cures Colds, Eta.
400 Crime.s 24 Hours.
More than 400 news items, Most,
of them dealing with the crimes or
misfortunes el Londoners during 24
hours, appeared recently in the
newspaper which is circulated
daily by the authorities of Scotland
Yard for the exclusive use, of the
police. The publication. bears the
`'Informations,'' and four edi-
tions appear every day. The
"copy" is sent in to Scotland Yard
by officers in charge of central de-
nartenents, and the paper is .print-
ed in the building,.
us
le
and poker.
cried vindictiVely, "You're drunk.'
Henry .deinurelyn .` I ve spent $3.60
fer nothing at ell."
It is never safe eo entrust, impor-
able to do previously, fox years.
am stronger than' ever and I
-consider tbe effects of Grape -Nuts
on a, weak stomach .sornethingt
really ,,,Wo ado rf ul . builds up Idle
entire body as well as the,' brain
and nerves." NaMe -givoly'rby the,
plained in the' bOlek,., "The
twine,' true, and full .Of hninartintereeL'
years ago he discovered hornets
busy around four straw hives in the
front garden of a cottage,
"I entered," he :says, "and asked
the proprietor to Jet.me observe
them. I found that he kept these
hornets for pets and that he had
no bees, He lifted up a hive and
let me observe the queen at work.
He said that be ;felt no danger
TSts ®+wY way. Att Appt -
tictng disc# react' 'to *Me.
Ise cions)y cagled and
.economical.
-l'sexsc an.
wvhatea'er"R" Major Hardy adds
that
a a
h t he per..ona.ly has "no fear
these f
ha 4e
r
of s innocent, h en
n
eenand'
nee-
":
foal crertures, who seem cite wiLL
ing t<a share. trot dwellin ww "t t
,. g � h as
i£ ene nuraged to do so.`p
It will he remembered that Mr
h
Bees in his account of hzs e -
ences en the Aanriazo states
nthat at,
first he 1'i!9 tl r -which ..
. e , ho is"ts �w �h.err flew
near his jape, But having observed
them eac iii's� and naked that they
k:Le l stin,a;ing Blies,, pounvin upon i.
ihe1:: a lh . flies tem g a
t c, at .pled to b,#e
him, he left them alone and wars
atlaer gleed of their company.
G
Y
The time may yet t cora when
very well reypiated household will,
ee its borrset to deal with Lh tiioa,
AS It now
against burglars.
its dog to guard
GLOVES
BThe. Year
-
jt you 4ra>k tlw; best and longest
Weadng i la;r'irt o enters. ever ltirzae
out of a. fsgioz b ^ asoma Ord At,k gar
PINTOthe tnmens
'1#zcse g leers are s . c1s1 a
1� Iy f ainerl `.
for hard serw,es and will save yoga,
raaaoey asad reduce yqur glove
P ,, the year. �?ad lar aur
rlcacriparvo pamphlet—The DinWit
+5henl,"
nu isoN` DAV learnNo + Qt
CsaAda'ro raieert fr a ane etiht eltdere
Do You Feel Moody,
" �, , , ^�,; � &#, w`k`, OJaw,'fS€?3�a, t#Itae'.5t Cstil7me-sze sta��&t,
Irritable, Depressed . ���,
he?zz. That L;i;nguld,.
`l"irc;t: Feeling f
Liver Is
net
otker towns
Idlest was young
and Imaltliv other
from Ileadaelles, anti Inad
r limp that deprived tee
,ptrits and ple,tsures *the
not throw %ea:ries ot. late
vhemen, and those tull feelings et
oudeney and weariness made me
nsthappy, There was no cense to
1. 40etor said ray li'ver was
, and thin amounted !Or my 0
color, toy tirednots, langour and de al
Um pine the deetor save me were too
purgative, made mo weaker becaute they
em, et my friends recommended Dr. Ilem-
ilt011's Pills, and they wore so mild nod
etett OttietlY es Dr. They
Were so cezufortable to uee. I was afraid
they would not help, But in a tveek
I knew they had been eetively engaged
eleattiug up my system. They dui the
mod. imprOved to a Mar volouu degree
maintain the most 1;er/ea laud of honifb,
Y using teem jest once twiee week."
It is Mrs. E, V. Erlanger, well known
at Glottoester, who relates the therm ex.
perience. She proved whet you and all
others, men and women, eau prove—that
Dr, Ilamilton's Pills aro Loot for restor-
ing health and best for keeping the tiye'
in perfect running order, Don't be
all druggists and storekeepers, or post-
paid by the Caterrbozone Co., Buffalo,
Loohing Ahead.
Cynthia --Billy, I wish to share
all of your troubles with you 1
Billy—I have no trembles; dear-
est 1
Cynthia—Oh, I mean when we
are married.
When Your Eyes Need Care
Try Murino Eye. Remo y. No smarting --reals
Pine—Aete Quickly. Try it for Red, Weak,
Watery Eyes and Granulated Eyelids. Illus-
trated Book in each Paoli:age. Murillo is
compounded by our Oculists—not a "Patent Med-
icine"— but used In successful Physiciaos' Prac-
tice for many years, Now dedicated to the Fob -
lie and sold by Druggists at 25c and tide per Bottle.
Marine Eyo Salve In &septic Tubes, Wie and Fla
enurinee'aye Fiomedy Co., Chicago
Two classes of people worry about
money—those who have too little
and those who have too much.
PILES CUREli IN 0 TO 14 OATS.
Your druggist will rofwad money if PAZO
OINTMENT fails to cu.re any case of Itch -
Anyway', Ezra, you don't reel
capital to start a rumor.
Wilnard's Liniment Cures Gistetriper.
t Sounded Like It.
log. Blind, Bleeding or Protruding Piles in
A young girl from a country tow
went. to a city, boarding School,'
much against the wisheS of .1-1.e.r
father, who thought she would be
Soon. she wrote'in one of her let -
11; mother read he, letter alOnd
t6 her father, who turned an',
upon 'her, saying : -"Well, you zee
as righ. • knew no, good wohld
come of her'going to the city.'Now,-,
yeu see, she has got ity.'witla-,one
these clanged Chinaaten.Y .
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sure. employment for barber,
rroved Methods. constant praet and
short time. gond tor catalogue. *ler
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Album, ) Seven Cent& Marks SUMO
Dampen)", Toronto.
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orders, proPaid. Writo quickly for in-
formation, Russell Supply Co„ Ilox 102,
1VestraOunt. Glue,
CI N IR Ttl410118, LUMPS, '0,
1../ internal and external, cured with-
out rain hy our borne treatment. writs
as before too late. Dr, Dellmen Modica;
ro.. Limited. Coll tortwood not,
‘..7 der Stones. Kidney trouble, Gravel.
Lumbago end kindred ailments positivolv
cured -4rtni the new German Ballarat,
"Smoot. price 81.50. Another new reeled?
for Diabetas•MellItne, and sure care, Is
-Senors Anti-Dinbetes." Price $2.00 from
druggists or direct, The Banal lianufas.
truing company of Canada. Limited.
Winnipeg. Men.
The Soul' of a. Piano iethe
Action. Insist on the
Piano Action
DANigLs. big horse book bound
Moth, a treatise of 20 chapters,
197 pages cm the diseases of the horse,
treating the Stomach, latestines, Dis-
eases of the Fespiratory, Digestive and
'Urinary orgaus, worms in the horse,
Wounds, cuts and Abrasious, Bunches,
Swellings and nlargerintut ts as Spavins,
Curb and Ringbone.,Sicin Diseases,Iloof
and Foot Ins, Strains and Sprains, Dis-
,c ases of the Eye, tread end Mouth. How
to tell the ago, Feed and Diet. flow to
I °eau. Lameness, etc. This book con-
tains 25 cuts, 23 lithograph cuts, 125
two-colour plates. If you have one or
more horses get this book. Sent by
mail on receipt of $1.00.
THOS. REID,
Never There.
She---Anyhoev,.you must admit he
is a well-bred man. Did you no-
tice his knowledge of Aristotle?
did, and if you want my
candid opinion,Ldon't believe he's
ever been there. '
Minaret's Linitnetit Cures Diphtheria.
An Exception.
"In ‘.6ite nature of things, every-
ou-ritt to be delighted to see
an oeulisf,.
"Because to see him is ood
scre eyes."
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