The Brussels Post, 1908-5-21, Page 6Fashion
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FADS AND FANCIES.
The coin spotted' fouler,' is son•vice-
able and •aLsa is peptides,
The foulard 'al all colors anvil designs
has again Some to tho fore,
Many of the must fashionable dresses
this spring are heavily braided.
Never has taupe enjoyed u larger
cacti ori }upula'ily than it will this 5ea-
8011,
Whatever els be the figure e1 1908,
the shoulders must be bread end d1Oop-
lug.
W.hite is sehedu!ed to lead In vpring
fabrics, though eeiers will not be Il'g•
Laded.
FOR 5YEA,RS
EACH SPRING
FACEANDSCALP EMMONS
TROUBLED THIS LADY TILL ZAM-BHS GLIDED,
Miss Mary Levesque, sae Stadacina St•, Hochelaga, Mon-
treal writer) :-"1 have found Zam-Buk an excellent remedy for
skin eruptions, Up to this Spring 1 waw bothered for aimoat
eve years with a red rash, small pimples and sores on my face and on
, the scalp sloe' the hair. Nothing 1 used would clear this rash from the
skin until 1 began using Zam-Bok, This salve has effectually and 1
believe permanently taken off those unsightly pimples and sores from
both scalp and face. 1 shall recommend Zam-Bok to all my friends."
For healing acaan a and. all skin disease Um.
Ileitis without aqui. 15 h good for rheumatism
when wall rubbed in. Pilesal o yield to Zn,n1)uk
All elutes and druggists, 5x, or gem Irak Co.,
Toronto.
Rolm t Gleaning!
Ear it. very Baal mood your work to the
"BRITISH AMERICAN DYEING GO
Look lar aaaal la yaw lawn, or aaud dime.
E den tl'oal7Toropto, Ottawa, Quotasa,
Send 25 cents for 1908 etltlon of
An important feature where hats ,arc 5 000 Facts About Canada
concerned is. the velum to fever Of os- I
tl'ich tips. Prank Yelgh'a wonder/el compilation of
A drti :d1'diy novel lrimmin scheme Main about Canada in a nutshell,
is to use velvet buttlemi•]tts ti rid nes ul'terms.u ill tail. Agents wanted, Liber -
bands on chiffon broadcloth. CANADIAN FACTS PUBLISHING CO,
Never before has Paris se persietentty 087 spapina Ave., Toronto.
drelitr:d Visit the season's tasbaonubie
costumes shall he of silk.
Tsang straight lines, reflec•ling the
Creek idea oI feminine drapery, are
brought but prr nenty In betas !nudes.
A. greet deal of calamd Mello and
mousseline s used fur bat crowns. for
to be a:ii h ti crrm n must lie Ingle anti
Sgathered !o!1- a kind of raised Tam o'
han'er,
The otdnb]natiam oI taffeta. and cloth
is net a novelty; nevertheless it forms
a Host exciusice type of costume, anti
Noticeably so in black of a. subdued
Wolor•.
An important innevafion which hes
Step Into tire ateliers of Pans and
which prom See 1,0 carry all hetere, it
ie the vogue IOr large bows and pom-
pens o! cretonne, veiled with tulle.
Narrow scutache braid is used in great
pollsters not only on cloth and silk
tut on sheer materials like chiffon.
where it is much seen as a trimming
o2 impor•let blouses.
Even the most enthusiastle nmliners
will not reediest that the "Merry Widow'
haat will outlast midsummer. They
say that the furore has been too un-
reasoning. and already the hat Is be -
arming "common."
Reefer coats ar_•cempany most of the
smartest of the mohair and pongee
skirls of the utility type, lied are certain
to win favor with slight women who
gaze envismely after those to whom the
natty cutaways are so beeens:ng.
Tho vogue for pale soft dote and
mist gray, with brilliant splashes of
0(107, Such as are supplied by embroi-
dery of almost a:rnhlil maguai4enee.
will be pry-(Ilin'•nt. The ali.ianoe of
• state gray was parley grren will 8:50
be in high favor.
There is a demand for the zeperale
coat; this en acrcunt of the many odd
silk ire sem worn. 11 54:(1115 strange
to think of the seprmile coat as a cut-
away model, but this .s the sluartcmt
Shape; it is really treirelydcu.,Iy broom -
lo
_com-
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CANOEC9.
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6a HOW DIE BANK
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the bank by a wise investment,
Every stock buyer and investor
should read this:. book. Not for
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Write to -day
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351 Railway Exohanga sieg., Denver, nolo.
SENTENCE SERMONS.
Faith easily dies without lefowsl:ip.
What Ls given in love never is test.
Many mrstuke faultfinding kr fidel-
ity.
Envy Ls a confeesicn of inner (1011-
tulk•11.
I: and doctrine dies not cure a dis-
ca cd }oar!.
Mg, ween ever an ori sk.rt, The pursuit of truth is the secret of
All whale drosses prone:se to be naive eleru:,l youth.
t1 .h.onable then ever. 'llal finer grades The "idlest g:f)s conte out of the peer -
of rime 810 elaborately trinmled w•iti, e1 poekete.
lnserlian of all widths, :peesibly tour or• '1 he life of service has few difficulties
of conduct.
A man's title to glory does not de-
perd on the glory of his title.
You never ;nee your own joy by lend-
ing an ear to another's woe.
It dot'sn t take much fortitude to bear
auother'e misfortune.
Happy is he who is foci rich in faith
11 Worry over a fortune
A square deat hos sc'anc'lhing beside
sharp edges and angles to it.
The cross is irksome only when we
try to climb it to a pedestal.
The man who Cit 111101 find a gal in
the universe discovers one in a mirror.
Only the morally aetionalle mewl !y-
nr as the only refuge in, time of trouble.
Teo many giving the poor crusts on
the street. are stealing their bread in
the Wiry.
When a man tells the truth about him-
self he is anxious for some one kh call
Win a tar.
IIe who Ix lieves nothing until he un.
un-
tIersteilde it fully must have a 1imHad
Wang•, of knowledge.
Poiigion newer melees 11 perlmanenl-
ly- powerful impression Without steady
practical- expression,
There would ),8 little religious Infidel-
ity in this world but for one attempts
le force the forms of one man's faith
on other men.
SLEEPING DRAUGHTS
SOOTHING AMIXTURES,
five different widths appearing in one
skirt, often eP.ernato;y plueed with me-
dallion insert" n,
Faced cloths are more beautiful than
ewer, sett. fine, and finished with a
satiny surface that gives an added
chasm by reason of the variety in shade
and sheen, fur 91 these cloths are re-
quired 'or draping purposes and must
-be of the finest quality.
Be]ls (.1 plaited raIllas represent the
letest addition: la the 101201 tailor made
costume of the menlhne the raffia be-
teg woven and iut,rv..Vsn in as many
a' nine or ln,•1ve strands and caught
in front bill a huge buckle of the same
shape, iii,.+ the frame of a Slate.
The bilol of Wisdom is still persona
genie in the halls of fashion, and ewl
heads clever'y 171310ned with straw or
worked slit in 1.t beads with gleaming
Toby eyes are ]hating their part in the
scheme 61 attire. the latest exan'p'e be-
ing tarried out in brown with while
spec•]tkd straw.
Straw Is playing so mans- different
talcs 1n the. 2,a1e11le of new headgear
as k render net a few of the models
indepertdeet of any extra adcrumenl,
intro' 71, 1 straw ro'ettes Inking the plume
tri the issuer and marabout pompous
end berg designed in two or three di/ -
Seven(' knee of the color with signal
suesie.C4.
A YOUNG LION SLAYER.
Boer Farmer BOy's Good Shots on the
African Veldt.
Three Lens were kiifed near Piefe04-
berg, Transvaal, the other day by lite
Timate ell -year-old bon of Jozof Erasmus,
a Beer farmer, says the Pretoria \'allcs-
ste111.
IL appears that young Erasmus wee
en lis way to the Messina 1111110 aid
had ouispunned his donkey tears whim
IDE EnIlir boy came running to tell hila
that Mitre ]tone were lnc•kling the don-
keys. Eravnus seized his gun and ran
hard in use direction Indicated, On ]ria
ala twat al the spot he found the Pons
lying around one of the donkeys, tie
ftre'd and killed a big li:_neee,
'1'lle other two jaunted up but he was
ready and shot another !younger) "011
es8 'The young lion which was left ran
'behind a, ane brushword. Et a0nnas first
collected his donkeys and brought, Meet
Into safety, and then once 08010 rarertl-
ly opjwoanced the scene of the light.
In order 10 find tett if the two lir:nus5-
es wore dead ire fired another shot at
one of then. This disturbed the sur,
viving l:cn. who thereupon calve forth
rearing, Erasmus was again ready .and
61u.14 lent Med on the spot. Asked by
the l'oikeslem cnrr,40lx,nektlt whether
he 4.11.5 itlaMO aL 111e LIM*, ltresmus re•
pl'.ed; "Olt, no, 'Glom, .I had my little
Norio hey with me,° The skins were
Sold in 1'lctcrs•burg,
Any man Who is smart enough to
Make a politico' leader is Capable of
earning en 110nes1 1iytrtg'11 Ile Wolds
10,
A wise 1114(1(0 r!1l never give her
little one a eloc'ping draught, soothing
ndX3l100 or npiaic of any kind except
itt 011 ilea advice Of o almpetent doc-
tor, who has seen the child. Alt these
things contain deadly ,poienn. When
Y011 give your baby or yrning child
Baby: Own Tablets you hel'e the guar-
antee et a geeernnn'nt analyst that this
Medicine a dors 11(13 cantal8 one particle
of opiate or 215000l.ie. and therefore
cannot possibly do halon .b11 always
dr. good. Mrs. Geo, 31. Eempt, Carle-
ton Place, 0111.. gays; --"1 have given
Belays Own I ablete to my baby ainee
Lo was two weeks old. He was a
very small baby, but thanks to the
Tablette he is now a big, fat, healthy
Loy." sold by medicine dealers or by
mall at 25 cents a box from The Dr.
Williams' Medicine Coe Brookville,
ant.
FATAL,
Neal -"A girl sltouldut marry a elan
till she knows nil about Jinm,"
Bells--"t;cod grneloust 1f she knew
alt eteeri him she weuldldt want to
lnad'iy hill."
They are Caeefully Prepared.- P111s
14 hoot div, ipale therrtsrl4e; in the eke
nitioh cannot be expected Ie have much
ides I upon the intee1in: 5. 1,1111 to ever.
write coy lirrnc- s Ih.' medicine &Rein-
hler':d !mist influence the action ul
these canals, Parnietec's \'rgetable
Pills rue .no matte. under the .eepervis-
inn of experts, that the eubs1Onee fn
(Lem intended to operate on the Mies.
tines is retarded 1n action 1111411 they
pass through the d l0l11ael) to' Ilse bow-
els.
\V'llic-' I say, father, what is the dif-
fenrnce between 'well and '.good • ?'
leothe'--"1 have notleed, 211yr son, 11117
bit the (arty time 11110.11 you etre good
Is 01111 yell are not w111"
TO CURE A COLD iN ONE DAY
Taloa LAXATIVE BBOMO quinine Tablets.
Druggist; refund money 1t it fails to euro. 8, W'.
01105E8 signature la on each hos. 101.
The young girls 110 was pensive.
"To -morrow; aha said, enegineld will
Milli 1101 nu' Io the altar. 'There," she
added, srnilingly, "his ieador5111p wilt
end.'
--
Let, a Gaal of paint turn your heats
c
ink n 1101110. Lel Rarlsny's Paints •do
;t for you. They ere made for purify
t style. purity of color and wear and
Icier. Herts. can guaranteed. Your
deteiei' has then!. Write A. Ramsay &
Son CO, Mentrcal, for peek of $ouven.
it Picture Pest Cords of Homes,
Arany ai father hos anode a roan ed
his 'bey by not sending him to college.
A small Pill. but Powerful,- They
tical judge of the powers rpt a pill by
1'; size, would ceneider Parmelecs \'e -
getable Pills to be locking, it is a lit-
l'e wonder among pills. What it leeks
in size it makes up in potency. The
remedies which it carries are put up
n theee snnall doses, because they are
s• • powerful that only small doess aro
required. The full strength of the ex-
tracts fa scoured in this foul! and do
their work thoroughly.
She --"I dretent last night you present -
el mo with a lovely walking eestllme.'
fle--"Sou did, eh? Well, try again to-
night. and sea if you can dream who
the rrl si:hief is going to pay fie it these
hard tames."
!TCD, Mange, Prairie Scratches and
every form of contagious Itch In human
or animals cured in 30 Minutes by Wo1•
ford's Sanitary Lollon. 1L never fails.
Sold by all druggists.
unless there are numerous re0S•0115 why
she sheuldti t
A LITTLE QUil;'f is tbo boat of all diet, yet it
will mit matte bone and 10118018 but "Ferruvim
wed, Ory it, All drug and general stores. 91
bottles.
There are a g+:ed twiny men behind
Hie bars in this g:orietus land of the
free,
It Retains Old and Makes New
Frietels:--Ttun was when Dr, 'Phomas'
liele •lric Oil 11nd but a 21111111 Bold of
e!ieirubtlion, but 1111Y fes territory is
widespread. Those who first recogniz-
ed its matte's qualities still value it es
n speeill0, and while it retains its old
friends it is •ever making new, it, is
curtain lint whoever came uses it will
not be without ft,
POLICE SPIES IN PA111S.
Legithe sf Leader Mystified Over a Reve-
lation by Prefect Lepine,
Paris Gil Blas gives the world an il-
lustration of the wurklltgs oI the French
secret ;pollee in an anecdote which it
publishes with an assurance that the
incident happened recently.
A distinguished number of Parisian
society sent out invitlti.i011S for a large
seises. at his itemise in the Faubourg St.
Gdruladu, Ifo Is a legitimist, and it was
hardly concealed that 1110 gathering was
to have n certain political slgniflcanee.
As seen fig he heat] of It Pollee Prefect
1.0J11114) called upon elle host and with
the utmost politeness .oiiotled a couple
of invitations for agents on his staff.
"efOnsieue le Comte," 2a1d he. "1 give
Yon my word of Honor 1115 men to whom
I enh'ust then] will 1.,.11 like perfect
gentlemen; they will net like gentlemen;
in it ward, they will be worthy of the
hono0 you confer on tient by making
them your guests,"
The Count was very hatigitty, how-
ever. tie explained with 111 concealed
disdain that. his party would be made
up o1 the bluest blood in France and
any outsider would be at once corm/cu-
.:111S,
Thea Is Only One
Th. #
gahl
r
Quip in
Q bane
OSF,rn Tells' WOfLfl OVER TO 13001110 A COLD 1111 ONE IOAVc
AlWaya remember the full name. Lok
for this elgnatlire on Avon/ box. 28e.
M. !.opine appeared 10 bo convinced;
at least ho yielded the point grcefully,
merely adding: "At least, Monsieur le
Comte, you will allow me 10 see the
list of your guests, hiy duly compels
me to know who will be there,"
Illonsie1r le Comte Banda ria objec-
llon. f)o prcdured the 1:st 811(1 Lepine
scanned 1L carefully. Ile was wreathed
in smiles 112 he returned 11. With many
bows he apologized ter 'having treuh1d
Monsieur le Comte.
"II, was so 11n110C ssa'y," stud he, "1
really would have no use for those 111-
vilatusn,. 1 see that Monsieur le Comte
already has on lits list of gue:Is the
118111e0 of flue of my meet foisted intact
Ve70."
The. Count rind his friends have been
eoudering ever since whether- this was
literally true n.r whe1hen it was a shrewd
devloe to render the gathering Lnnocu-
ou5,
SKIN ERUPTIONS
AND PIMPLES
Disappear Hadar a Treatment with
Dr. Williams' Pink Pillar
Their can be health and 51(:er only
when the blood is rich and red. There
oro thons0nds of young Wren just ap-
proaching nlnnhOnd w11O need the rich,
red blood that only Dr, Williams' Pink
Pills can make. 'They have no energy;
ILt'e out at the least exertion, and who
l' e1 by the lime they have done their
day's work; its though the day was a
Week long, In some eases there is a
further sign of danger in the pLmples
Arid elisfguring eruptions which break
out on. the fore. 'These are certain
signs that blood is out of order and
Mat a complete breakdown may result.
In this emergency Dr. Williams' Pink
Tills is the medicine these young men
5110111(1 lake. These pills actually slake
rich, reel blond, They clear the stein
oI pimples and eruptions and bring
health, strength and energy.
Here 1s the eXperienee of Adolphe
Rolland, of SI, 3er0me, Que.. wlso says:
"Far more than a yens I suffered from
gement weakness and I gradually grew
so W01111 that 1 10118 forced to abandon
my work as n clerk, hey appetite
toiled me, 1 had occasional Violent
headaches and 1 began to suffer from
indigesllon, 1 was failing so rapidly
that 1 began to fear that consumption
w'ns fastening itself upon ale. Our (am-
ity doctor treated me but I did not gain
under Isis care. I was in a very dis-
couraging slate when a friend from
Alontreai came to 1105 lane, 11e strong-
ly advised ma to try Dr, Williams'
Pink Pllis. 1 d:r1 so and inside of Three
weeks I began to feel better, my ap-
petite began In improve ani I seemed
to have a feeling of 114)75 courage. I
Continued the pills 1111 I had taken len
boxes• end I um 11011• enjoying' the lxsl
health I ever had. My cure surprised
many of my friends who began to re-
gard me as 'mumble, tinct 1 strongly
advise other young num who are weak
to follow my example and give 1)1.
Williams' Pink Pills a fair trial.' Bad
blood Is the cause of all cent:non dis-
eases like anaemia, headaches, neural-
gia, rheumatism. scuttled, indigestion,
all 11050110 troubles, general weakness
and the special ailments that only wo-
men fol11 know. Dr. Williams' Pink
Pills are the one cure, became they go
tight to Elie rout of the tremble in the
blood. They change the Ind blood in -
lo good blood, and thus bring health,
strength and energy. You can get these
pills from any medicine dealer, or by
mail nt. 50c n box. or six boxes for 82.50
('em the Or. \\'Illhuns' Medicine Co,,
131adcville, OnL.
AN ARCTIC ROMANCE.
A pathetic tale of Esquimau love is
told by Lieut. Shackleton, the lender or
an Aretio expedition. A young Esqui.
mats loved an Esquimau lass, but us
11e had not the uc1essary number of
sealskins to provide the marriage por-
tion required by her fatten, Is met with
no encouragement from. the stern par-
ent. A yawning chasm separated the
respective dwellings of 111e ardent ley -
et' and his beloved, 15111011 could be
01051rd only by a snow bridge. The
youth eence:ved a plan. lie would crus
the snow bridge in the night, abduct
the girl and after recross'ng destroy the
bridge and so prevent ;pursuit. Ile car-
ried the plan into cl•IecL, One night he
crossed the bridge, invaded tho hitt of
his Wel, 50105'el a sleeping hag end de-
parted, destroying the bridge oiler he
had crossed. Then he opened the sleep -
Mg bag and discovered that he had ab-
ducted. -slot the girl, but the old anent
We have no 11es41ali011 in saying that
Dr 3. D. Kellogg's Dy.,enlery Cordial
S without doubt (lie Lest medicine over
introduced for 1138011lory, dlatrrhoen,
cholera and all summer complaints, sea
sickness, etc. 11 promptly ghee relief
and never fats to effect a positive cure
Mothers should novel. be without a bot-
tle when their children are teething.
G1i0 \'N UP'wrni 11131.
An Irishman was to trouble about a
gut found 111 his possession. The law,
unfortunately for him, adopted the un
kind suggestion that iha 1111( stolen it.
While awaiting itis tial, 110 was visit-
ed by a friend, who urged him to sload-
fasily adi.er'e, le the stolemeet that ho
had owned Ilse gain for years. 'The
friend, furthermore, eited how he 111171•
self, when in similar difficulty about a
hen, had p?esevved loth 111e hen and
ills character by wearing ho had nos.
messed the bird slew 14 was n. chicken,
The wisdom 01 this advice was not
last On Pat, and ire henceforth regarded
hls trial wilh the settled serenity oi, if
not conscious innocence, sanguine an.
ticipation.
On the day appointed, when conclu-
sive evidence against him had been ten-
dered, he Was asked formally Whether
he had anything to say for hirns011, Pal
thlrewing a glance of shrivelling eon -
tempt at the proseeuter, turned to the
judge and said:
"The titan's a perjured villain, ser hon.
or. •'That gem's lite in my possission;
yes honor, Iver .since 11 was a pistol.'
13s 'dilfleu13 kir a .silver -longue'; c,rar
tar its shake sliest Work of n spews,
IN MERRY OLD ENGLAND
NEWS BY filAUL ABOUT JOAN BULL
AND 1118 PI3OPLI.
Oceurrenees in the Land Thal Reigns
Supremo In the Commercial
1101111I•e+',5ds $(15 1', {1161.,000C, , A. new buildings cost
Drub Le let 1'o the Cotler of the Tor
Mortal Army uniforms,
A thrush's nest was found reeenlly
in an Old shoe in a 11e1d in Sussex.
A farmer who 1111 117 finger Bac died
111 .5t, Helen's Hospital from lockjaw,
The Frnneo-ti0itish exhibition at
Shepherd's Bush will occupy 340 acres
Tho coins found in Liverpool tram-
cars In a year amount to 52,11)5. In-
clue1ng 1110 0111110 00111(11114)01 In 1,430
purses,
The Chancellor of the Exchequer 11118
n sllrfhlus eI nearly feel' millions ster-
ling with '11!011 10 slnrt elle rase fin-
ancial 3,e11'.
flee I3rilish. 111es romps ;so as anally
as 1,000 islands and 1E1110, 81111 Ibis
number does not include insignificant
jutting rocks and pinnacles.
'\ codfish caught on the llatldinglon-
shire coast lefts found to toitleln n pair
of 0 0121ed: gloves, a donee fish 23.
pounds In weight and a whole herring.
Dnring their visit to Lord lis cbery
al the Durdens Epsom. moonily, bolls
the Queen and Dowager Empress of
Russia planted lime Imes on the lawn.
Adam, Noah, Elijah 51101 Zaecheus are
the Christian name's of four candidates
who are seeking e'.eeliun to the d's'rict,
council 01 a small village in East Nor -
s.
Tr'ying to tip a sack of matt into a
vat of boiling beer, a stonemason named
Iltthrrt Digger, at Wsreesier, overbal-
nnced, Anel falling into the. liquid, was
scalded to death.
A woman charged recently at Wil -
leaden with begging from men indig-
nantly denied it, declaring that she
had a conscientiousi
objection to mel,
and certainly would not beg h•om them.
1t was slated of J1 ous Heath,
agf'
d
G0, who was found guilty of house-
breaking at Clapham, that he was a
trainer of young thieves, Isis three chil-
dren having served terms in prrs011.
John Harvey, a well-known Sandwich
1'ceneed victualler, oalnl:tied st4cide In
a remarkable manner. 116 drowned,
himself in a tub of water in his stable
yard, placing the weber pipe 111 his
mouth.
Mr. Thomas Wilkinson, a Bolton
magistrate, has presented his residence
to the lawn us a convalescent home and
081111.01,111m for consumptives, with
8225,000 for endowment and alterations.
A famous Cumberland cragsnharl, Mr.
John 1303)1115011, is to have his memory
preserved by a bronze tablet fixed above
the Pillar Rock. Before be died he
made his bundredth ascent of the fain
nus phmacie,.
British regimental officers aro to he
armed with swords again. Among the
lessons too quickly learned during the
Boer war was ono that swords were
useless, and another that bayonets
W01•e,.cut 01 dole.
The Earl of Crewe has been appoint-
ed a Knight of lite Garter, in place of
the late Duke of Devonshire; and Lord
Tweedmoutlla hos been made a knight
of the Thistle, in place of the late Mar -
gels of Linlithgow.
A Roman altar about 5 feet high, With
the sacrificial axe on the sides, and in
an cxeell: nt stale of preservation, has
lien found during some ploughing op-
erations on a farm at Calthwaile (Cum-
berland).
WANTED
to hoar from owner having
tl�
A. GOOD FARM
rL for sale. Not part•lonlar about location -
Please give prion And description, and son.
non for melting 5tato lvhon posseriion can
bo had. Will deal with owners only.
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cash or .margin.
Orders lop' Cobalt Stocks execut-
ed .081 Toronto alining Ex-
(105.5ltle or .Boston and New
York curb for cash.
PIIIVATE WiRES.
Correspondents•--Chae. Heed &
Co., members of the New York
And Boston Sleek Exchange,
ISSUE NO. 20-08.
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"1 Am
Glad To
Write iffy
Endorsement
Of The
Great
Remedy
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I Do So
Most
Heartily."
u11a 1ktarlowe.
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/t NT remedy that benefits digestion
.C9 etrengthons tbo nerves.
The nerve confers require nutrition.
71 the digestion is impaired, the nerve
canters become anemic, and indigestion
le the result.
O e-o-e-a-.-e-w-e-o•-s-e-re
Parana Is nota nervine nor a
stimulant. It benefits the starves Ly
benefiting digestion.
reruns. Tracts the etomach of catarrhal
congestions and normal digestion is the
result.
In other words, Peruna goes to the
bottom of the whole difficulty, when
the disagreeable symptoms disappear.
Mrs. LC. Jamieon, 61 Marchant street,
Watsonville, Cal., writes:
"I was troubled with my stomach for
sax years. I tried many kinds of medi-
cine, also was treated by throe dootors.
"They said that I had nervous dys-
pepsia. I was paten a liquid diet for
three months.
a'I improved under rho treatment, but,
as soon as I stopped taking tho medi-•
eine, i got bad again.
11I took the medicine for two years,.
the I got sick 'again and gave up all
onicured
t, attin
ho eea
g
p
"I waw a testimg al of a man whose+
rtomi
mine beingcured
was
simile
case w by
Poruna, so I thought I would give 1t a
trial.
"I procured a bottle at onoo and com-
menced taking it. I have taken several.
bottles and am entirely cared.
a,1 have gained in strength and
feel like a different person. 1 be.
!leve Perrtna Is all that is claimed
Oar it."
:
No/vines, such as coal tar prepare.
tions, are doing a groat deal of harts..
Sleep medicines and headache powders•
are e11 alike, -heart depressants, and
ehould not be used, Tho nerves would
bo all right, i1 tho digootfon were good.
Portions corrects tho ctlgeation.
Our readers to note that the celebrated French remedy, TANGO,
which has been and 10 301d 7mics a guoranleo-that In cases
where the outward application, as eirected, tails lo relieve pain,
moneys paid w11] 1)e refunded -still stands. In no case, not-
wilhetanling the large art* Increasing sale, 1102 a refund been
asked for. Recommended for neuralgia, headache, rheumatism,
gout, catarrhal colds, still joints, etc. Ask your druggist for a
sample and do not accept a substitute. You will be pleased with
ft. Price 25 and 50 cents.
The Paiigo Company, Toronto
or -wholesale
Lyman, Knox & Clarkson, Limited, Toiont►.
Lynton Bros. & Co., Aioltteea1L Toronto.
`A man should think twice before he
53081ls," "Andy 11 woman three tines bo -
fore she sings."
Tho never failing medicine, 11011n.
hay's Corn Curr removes all kinds of
corns, warts, Mos even the most di11t-
cult to remove cannot withstand this
wonderful remedy.
Husband -ills darts' told me 1 must
go to a 'ra 3 0tl05,' ' Wife-"Ubd he
look at your tanIgl,e' Ilusband--"No;
1 told him about yours."
ONE OF TUB MIST old time remedies for alll
kin alfectionn such as Bosoms, Ringworm, Scalds
cad and similar aa'oottol)s Is Woavor's Carate.
u lo an ointment that bas brought relief to
thousands,
it ioa said td be anhlcky for any one
to put up an umbrella in a h'e01n-sae-
cent an auctioneer,
WHAT CAUSES I1E a11ACHE.
From October to gay, Oolco a =.silo most fret;
qquontoaau° of headache. 1,AYATIVR I1IOOM0
QUINI21E removes aaase, It. W. Grove on box zea
'd'IIE DOOR TO OUR Irlsli!.INos.
Every per'son's feelings have a front
door and a side door by Mitch they
may be entered, '1i.e front door is on
1110 street. t osec keep It always open,
some keep it latched, 501110 locked, sonic
bolted !vitt is chain that 'I let you
peep in -but not get in, and 5010* nail
11 tip, so that nothing can pass Its
threshold, This front door Leads 11.10
a Passage which opens into an ante -
100111, and Itis into 111e interior apart -
metals, . 'The side door opens .et once
Into the secret chamber, There is al-
most
1most always dile key to the side door.
This 12 carried for years hidden in a
1101hat•5 bosun, Fathers, brothers, sis-
ters, and friends, often, but bye e
sneers so univOIselly, have 01upilea(*s
Of it, The wedding -ring ConVeys a
right t0 ono; Alas, if 110110 le,given with
itl Bo very eareftfl le whoa ,you trust
tank of tl1610 keys Of the •side door,
PASSING OF '1'1130 PATENT.
'Begin s-"Whn3 are ,you blaeking
those mho's fur --aren't !hey patent lea-
ther'!"
\Viiggino-"'they were, but the pat-
ent has expired,`
PILES CURED iN 6 TO 14 DAYS.
PAZO OCNIYREEN a is guaranteed to cure any
case at ItchinS Blind, Blooding or h'rotuding
Piles in 0 to 14 days et money retundod. 600...
If a girl is pretty she knows 11 just
RS well as a. mein does, hut she wasn't
t1ink any Ile less cl him 11 he lens
her s0.
1lotfier Graves' \''t'rm Exterminator
does not require the help of any par.
galivo medicine le complete t31e. cure.
Give it a trial and be convinced.
\WIIA.'r IT SAYS.
Sl1 aWley-"Do you believe that money
talks?'
Ardupp-"'You bet, I do. 1 no aoc11-
er get my hands on a dollar than it
says 'Good-bye'"
Borbor-•"Prolly, short, sir?" Custo-
m:er•-••"Well, yes, 1 awn. Just pal It
darwa on the slate, 1vi11 you? Much
obliged tea you for speaking of It.,
Fn -.re ra,i ,,ei Slao 551.1
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