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FADS AND FANCIES,
Bear is revived somewhat am
furs,
Sleeve puffs Have entirely dila
seared,
The new Handbag is almost a c
petbag.
e. .c fur toque silauld match
stole and muff.
There fa greater simplicity in el
dren's clothes.
Coiffures are flat on top as ' 1;
across the front.
The pompadour is gnne and -a
its has gone the "rat,"
The strongest vogue in gowns
still the Grecian line.
The, newest muff is of the bolo
variety, lone and big,.
The sash 1s a little less prom
ent than a few weeks ago.
Palest shades of mar,,un an 1 pe
are favorites in gloves.
Winter brides are selecting we
ding gowns in empire styles.
The hest coiffeurs aim at .G,'e
and Roman styles for the hair.
Hatpinsarelong and have hu
heads of moot ornate design.
Fruits and flowers figure in t
elesigns upon loon's neekwea'.
Veils in two calors, one over
ether, are growing in favor.
Filigree silver butterflies a
quite in sty]e for coiffure ador
menu.
The bride's veil is no longer co
eiclored"necessary, but is optional
Large. muffs of silver tipped f
are enjoying a wonderful vogue,
Embroideries are rich, but a
rperingly used on the £nest co
tumes.
Vying with the net waist is
sheer fine mousseline, much 1±
cloth.
1Voolen gloves that reach to tl
elbow are an echo of the sho
sleeve reign.
are sometimes edged wit
fur bands, reviving a fashion. o
long ago.
In many costumes the tunic i
suggested by insertion or by braid
Rig in soutache.
The popularity of satin ha
brought in its train many newan
extluieite weaves.
Khoo tops may be of goods t
match the dress or of suede t
match the facings of the suit, whil
the vamp of patent leather o
brown calf.
Again the .white and colore
knitted gloves are in High favor fo
walking, and sometimes they ar
drawn over the line gloves when i
is quite cold.
Though. fashion cares not whe
ther they match in material, ther
is an absolute decree that the skin
and the corsage of this season shal
match incolor.
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GREATEST OF DREDGES.
The Leviathan Launched on the
River !Mersey.
"The Leviathan," the greatest of
dredges, was launched a few clays
ago at Tranmere-on-tile Mersey.
An unceasing fight has been wag-
ed by Liverpool's harbor engineers
with the never -ceasing inset of sand
by Means of the dredges, ever in -
Creasing in size, power, and ingenu-
ity of eonstruotion. Now comes the
Leviathan which will lift and load
herself with 10,000 tons of sand in
fifty minutes from a depth of sev-
enty feet. Four enormous suction
pipes, each 10 feet 0 inches in cir-
cumference, will wrest from the
sea-bed in ton minutes less than an
hour the load of a thousand ordin-
ary railway trucks—the burden of
twenty ordinary heavy traains.
Duly an engineer can grasp the
alternation of stresses in ouch a
vessel as this by reason of the sud-
den dumping into her of ten thou
!land tons of dead weight, and the.
even greater strain by the still
more sudden failing out of the load
through the great valves in her
bottom.
There are four sets of triple -enc
pansion engines necessary to work
the gigantic pumps, an immense hy-
draulic installation, used for work -
nig the many enormous valves
which keep all the "cargo" portion
of the vessel in direct commnnica-
tioli with the sea, steam winches
apparently n '
ently everywhere, and, of
tour'se, a complete electrical instal -
lotion. In the captain's room there
is 11 multiplicity of ,indicators, elec-
tric pushos, dials, telephones, and
recorders, almost as many es fn the
conning tower' of a battle ship, all
to keep him in touch with the work
9rlg of every para of the mighty alta -
chine,
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gigantic Inhales of the eontrifngais
below him malting the whole fabric
throb and heave. .'EIc watches the
ersnght indicator showing how foot
by foot elle is settling in the water.
A bell Pings, she is full. He prole -
es it button, which is answered by
the clangor of the windlasses rip-
ping the anchors ficin their hold,,
inure ringing of bells, conlmunica•
tinny Groin the anchor -lifters 'to the
engine room. Away she goes with
1>er. )end from the huge burrow -pit
beneath at, the rate of ton Inuits an
bola,. She machos her mark . Ho
wire ,nilst be. obeyed touches a but -
fon Isere field there, rine 810115,` shud-
dears. and rites free of 'ten thou.
feted lees, of 1l•elgl1b, then turns end e.
;Teeth busk emu 11, ISSUE NO.
GRAND NEWS
FOR WORN
12119, E, i', RIC'1f.IRD;3 TELLS
IIOW DO.)1)'S KIDNEY
PILLS CURED IIEJI.
After Suffering for Twenty-eight
Vent's From Pains and Weakness
and Sleeplessness-1)add's 1912'~
ney Pills the Only Medicine 1111e
Wants.
Cottle's Cove, Notre Dame Bay,
Nfld., I)em 21 (Special). — Grand
news for suffering woman is that
being scattered broadcast by Mrs.
Elizabeth. P, Richards of this place.
For years she suffered from that
terrible weakness and those agoniz-
ing pains so many woolen know.
She has found relief in Dodd's I9id-
may Pills and she wants all suffer-
ing women to know it,
"For twenty-eight years," says
Mrs, Richards, "I suffered from!
Rheumatism, Kidney Trouble and
Neuralgia. I got so weak I could
not do my Housework. Sleep was!
out of the question except for a few
minutes at a time. My hack ache(]
so I could not sleep. I tried all
kinds of medicine and had conte to
the conclusion there was no euro. t,
for me, when reacting advertise -
meets led mo to try Dodd's Kid-
ney Pills. I now sleep well and rise
refreshed every morning,. Dodd's
Kidney Pills are all the medicine I
want."
The woman who has healthy Kid-
neys will never know the pains and
weakness that make life hardly
worth living. Dodd's Kidney Pills
always make healthy Kidneys,
worth 100 galnneas, The 0.0.B.
foll°wed six years later, and a peer-
age with a further 230,000 carne in
1882. In 1886 lie graduated as a
tiehleeouu11, and Mine year0 later came
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FIELD-MA1SIIAL'S BATON.
Sir Evalyn Wood won tris K.C.-
13, as long ago as 1879 by his ex-
cellent work an Zululand, and the
G.G,M,G. and G.V.B, have since
fallen to him, with many another
well -merited decoration; and Sir
Iiocivors Buller won his K.C,13, and.
K.C,M.G, in Egypt in three short
years, 1882 to 1855.
In money rewards no British gen-
eral has ever approached Lord
Marlborough's record. The pension
of L4,000 a year granted to him
and his descendants nearly two
centuries ago cost the country near-
ly £750,000 before it was commuted
twenty years since for L107,780.
And this substantial pensi n was
but a fraction of the harvest of gold
which Marlborough reaped with his
sword, for it in said that a large
portion of the x•3,000,000 left by bis
Duchess consisted of the spoils of
war in one form or another.
The Duke of Wellington received
three annuities which were commut-
ed for the enormous suns of 12400,-
000, while a further x200,000 was
part of his reward for the victory
at Waterloo. Sir Colin Campbell's
brilliant services in the Indian Mu-
iny brought him a pension of £2,-
000 a year in addition to a peer
and his baton as field-marshal; a
General Napier- for his spinals]
work in Abyssinia renr-ived p vi -
lar pension, the thanks of Parti
ment, a G.C.B., and a barony.
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REWARDS OF GENERALS
MOTORS REAPED ON THE
FIELD O;" BATTLE.
Records- of Distinction Won Frons
Marlborough to
Iii tcllcaer.
Probably no soldier or any ago or
country has crowded so many re-. an
wards and decoratioaie into such a til
small compass of time as the great la
Wellington. At the beginning of de
1808 he was a K.C.B., and nothing qu
more; but within six years he had tr=0ebeen me in quick succession a pu
0.0.13., baron, viscount, earl, mar- to
quis, duke and field-marshal, In
a 'dation to this rich crop of native
honors ho was made duke, marquis BA
and count of Portugal and a
grandee of Spain, and the most
coveted foreign orders, including
the Golden Fleece, were showered
on him, and these titles and decora-
tions ,were crowned by a grant of
2400,000.
The only other period of half -a -
dozen years in a British soldier's
life which can at all be compared
with Wellington's marvellous re-
cord was that between 1890 and 1209
which wrought such a. revolution in
Lord .Ifitchener'S career. At the
beginning of 1896 Kitchener was lb
colonel, with no decorations but a
0.13,e by 1902 he had qualified as a
full-blown general, had won hie
G.O.B. and G.C,M.G., a barony,
and a viscounty, and had receivedgrants
grants from Parliament of
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BIG ONE
for agents seining our toilet soaps,
Lots leaking 90.00 a day, 'Write at
onoe for full particulars to the
SOAP SUPPLY CO., SOX 332, Toronto
NOAH'S Alm,
One of the most curious and in-
teresting undertakings has just
been • completed in Denmark --the
buildfng of a vessel modelled upon
the lines of Noah's Ark, as describ-
ed in Genesis, The vessel as built
is 30 feet long, 6 feet wide, and 3
feet deep --these measurements be-
ing one-tenth of those given in the
Bible. When launched a few weeks
ago the ship proved itself very sea-
worthy.
AN EYELESS EDEN,
On the borders between China
and Bessie in Asia, almost due
south of Lake Baikal, is a good-siz-
ed town known as Marinatchin,
which is exclusively inhabited by
men, The place has a cansiderabie
trade and is also a military post.
An old law forbids women to live
in .this territory,
A Woman's Sympathy
Are YOU discouraged? Is your doctor's
hill a heavy bnancial load? Is your pain
a heavy physical burden? I know what
these mean to delicate women—I have
bean discouraged, tool but learned how to.
!,,bre carp myself.not 1 want to r0110%' sato• aur -
done, 1vh end the Dais and stop the
nd doctor's 5171? 1 can do this for yen and
ic] wl1.13 yoquri e4 do !lst to p'rlte for free
i-, box or the remedy which has been placed
in illy Sands to bo s leen away. perhaps
• thrs one box '7 rr1U euro yyou-1t has done so
for others. 1r eo, I ellsll be happy and
you will be cured for 2c (tile cost of a
postage stamp). Sour letters held confi-
mentt�lMiiWrite'. 15 CUR12sY3i, Winmv dsor, Ont,
A master, after giving some les -
he sons on physical force, asked,
e "Now. boys, can any of you tell
18 me what force it is that moves
e people along the street?" He was
217 greatly surprised, and the class
x- highly amused, at receiving from
e ono of the boys the unexpected an-
ts, weir: "Please, sir, the police
e force."
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g There are a number of varieties
e of corns. Holloway's Corn Cure
1iill remove any of them. Call on
e your druggist and get a bottle at 1
o once.
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Lady Visitor (who is being enter-
tained by Tommy): "And who aro
you named after, my little man 7"
Tommy: "Dunno." •Lady Visit- r
or: "After your papa, I suppose.
What is his name, dear?" Tom- °
my: "Dunne." Lady Visitor: °
"Nonsense 1 What does your mam-
ma call him?" Tommy (prompt- e
ly) : "Donkey." s
WIIYS FOR THE WISE.
Why should one razor be a tree
pre, and another, made from t
same steel, at the same time, b
only fit for throwing away? Th
is one of the questions which 01
difficult to answer. You may 'b
two razors for the same price, e
actly similar in every respect. On
will be a useful servant for year
while the other is a constant sour(
of trouble and irritation, actin
beautifully one day, and scratchin
and scraping the next. In th
same way, one nut will go smooth
ly on to a bolt and remain ther
firm; another, exactly the sem
size, will not go on at all. A thir
will go on all right, and keep coin
g off. One tool will break the
.st time it is used; another will
st for years, and then break sud-
nly, while a third will be worn
Re away by hard work causing
ouble. Why? It is one of the
zzles to Which there would seem
bo no satisfactory answer.
BACTERIA EIREJIA.YST,4.Cf3:,
Buildings With Contents Destroyed
by 13aete14131 Incendiary.
Spontaneous combustion is well-
known to bo the act of micro-erga:l-
isms. The firing of a haystack is
nearly always the work of a bacter-
ial. incendiary. barns, granaries
and spinning works have thus been
destroyed by fire owing to the ac-
tive oxidizing powers of the micro-
organisms. The carefully gathered
clop of cotton or hops may fail to
the same destructive agencies. The
category may be extended, accord-
ing to recent works oil the subject.
Even lampblack, charcoal, coal and
peat are found to be really oxidiz-
ed by a common organism of the
soil, a fact which may ultimately
el,tablish that after all the micro-
organism may account for the spon-
taneous heating of coal, for the aw-
ful disasters of the coal mine. In
human history thele have been sev-
eral appalling disasters arising out
of great conflagrations, the origin
of which has remained undiscover-
ed. It is thus possible that the tiny,
minute organism has been guilty of
unlocking vaet pent-up forces.
London Lancet.
NERVOUS PROSTRATION.
Of nervous prostration we he
much now -a -days, and it is co
forting to know that there are pia
es specially equipped and loeat
for combating this phase of mode
life, On the main line of the Gra
Trunk Railway System, at St. Cat
arines, Ontario, are located tl
curative Saline Springs known
the "St. Catharines \Voll." Co
netted with the Springs is "T
Welland," where treatments f
nervous prostration, rheumatis
etc., are given by skilled attee
ants in charge of. a resident phy
elan.
St. Clatharines is the milcle
point in Canada during the wint
months. For further informatio
and all particulars apply to J. 1)
McDonald, District Passenge
Agent, Toronto.
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One day an Irishman was :like
to come to work an hour earlie
than usual. This he promised t
do. Next morning he was an hou
ata. "Shure, sor, I should hav
been no good if Oi'd come, as
was fast asleep."
Great Things From Little Cause
Grow.—It takes very little to de
tango ;the stomach. The cause m
e slight, a cold, something Bate
✓ drunk, anxiety, worry; or sem
ther simple cause. But 1f precan
ons be not taken, this simple
Z30,000 AND 250,000,
Compared with such meteoric
promotion, the career of Lord Rob-
erts, distinguished as it has been,
seems very slow, It is more than
a quarter of a century since he re-
ceived his K.C.B., and this honor
was quickly followed by a baron-
etcy; but he had to wait eleven
years for his first title of peerage,.
and nine more for his promotion
to a viscounty and earldom. But
he can now boast an array of dis-
einetfons such as few soldiers have
ever won, for he is earl, viscount
and baron, Privy Councillor, K.(x.,
K.P., C.O.B., 0.0.8.., 0.0.LE,,
0.31., and by no means least, a
V.0, He is a treble LL.D.., and a
D.O.L., and he leas received the
freedom of a dozen cities and bor-
oughs.
Lord k
Worse e
s harvest of hon-
ors first 'began to be reaped thirty -
tight years ago, when he was made
s K.0.M.G. and C.B. In 1873,
when ho returned from his Ashanti
victories, he was rewarded by the
thanks of Parliament and'a grant
of ;325,000, a K.G.B. and G.0,M.-
C.L, together'with tho freedom of
the City of London and a sword
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BY'S OWN TABLETS
A LITTLE LIFE SAVER,
Baby's Own Tablets have saved
many a precious little lifo. There is
no ether medicine for children so
safe ancl sure in its effects, The
Tablets curd stomach and bowel
troubles, teething troubles, destroy
worms, break up colds and prevent
deadly croup. And you have the
guarantee of a government analyst
that this medicine dogs not contain
a, particle of opiate or narcotic.
Mrs. J. Laroque, Log Valley, Sask.,
says:—"I flan a great believer in
Baby's Own Tablets. I have used
them on many occasions and know
of no medicine ,equal to them in
curing the common ailments of
babies and young children," Sold
by medicine clearers or by mail at
25 cents a box from Tho Dr. Wil-
liams' Medicine Co., Brookville,
Ont.
"Now, Mr, Blank," said a tem-
perance advocate to a candidate for
municipal honors, "I want to ask
you a question. Do you ever take
alcoholic drinks?" "Bofors I an-
swer the question," responded the
wary candidate, "12 want to°know
whether it is put as an inquiry or
as an invitation!"
Pale, weak and nervous
pooplo need a tonio that
w111 build them up and
make them well and
strong, calory Sing to
the tome that will do
those, things. Large
package 25 (nets, at deal- sra
ars or by mai, s. 0. Walls fit Co„ Toronto.
Are
"My poor deluded son," said
lli's. 13rohn, shaking her head in
the diroction of a very fat gild; "so
that is the kind of thing 11e calls a
duck, is it?" "I: presume," re-
turned old Brown, smiling mis
chievously, "i6 is' because she
waddles so,"
She ; "I hear that you have lost
your valuables little dog, Mr. Dud-
ley. Ile, Ya'as, in a railway
accident. l was saved, but the
dawg was killed." She (shocked) :
"What a -pity!"
Our idea of a beautiful woman is
ons who looks attractive with her
hair done up in . kid curlers—'and
she is ncar00. qty
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t Will Prolong Life --De Sota,
Spaniard, lost his life in the
ds of Florida, whither he went
for the purpose of discovering the
legendary "Fountain of perpetual
youth," said to exist in that then
unknown country. While Dr. Tho-
mas' ];electric Oil will not perpetu-
ate youth, it will remove the bod-
ily pains which make the young old
before their time and harass the
aged into untimely graves.
ause may have most serious con
equences. Many a chronically de-
ilitated constitution to -day owes
s destruction to simple causes not
dealt with in time, Keep the diges-
tive apparatus in healthy condition
and all will be well. Parmelee's
Vegetable Pills are better than any
other for the purpose.
Brown—"What's wrong? You
seem worried." Jackson ---"I am, I
wrote two notes—one to my broker,
asking him if he took me for a fuel,
and the other to Idiss Golding, ask-
ing her if she would be mine. While
1 was out somebody telephoned,
es,' and I don't know which of
m it was." —�—
Qy erlbing the Nerves with opium you may
p a Dough, but the hnllammation goes Dom bird
wmae. Allen's hung nateam, ooataintng no
um, goes to the root el the trouble sad euros
op.soated a89otions of throatand !nags.
In one of the great houses in the ,Y
West -end of London there was a ,e
dinner and reception. After a while
the maid !vas called, and the 1119
tress said: "Servo the diiuier; ato
there is no one else to come, except! �"
a relation of little importance." ao
Five minutes afterwards the maid
announced in a loud tone:—"The
relation of little importance I"
We Wake the Emphatto Statement that "The
1),61,"Menthol Plaster will do more to relieve
uouralgia lame beak, lumbago and kindred
troubles than any other piaster. 230 tins end $1
yd. rolls. A11 druggisya,
"Come, Willie," said his mother,
"don't he so selfish. Let your lit-
tle brother play with your marbles
a while." "But," protested Wil-
lie, "he means to keep thele al-
ways." "Oh 1 I think not.,, "I'
think yes. 'Cause he's swallowed
two o' them already."
To discern and deal immecliately
with causes and overcome them,
rather than to battle with effocts
after the disease has secured a
lodgment, is the chief aim of tho
medical Ivan, and Biokle's, Anti -
Consumptive Syrup is the result of
patient
1
P study along this s particu-
lar line. At the first appearance
of a cold the Syrup will be found a
most efficient refnecly, arresting de-
velopment and speedily healing the
affected parts, so that the ailment
disappears.
THE ENTERPRISING BARBER.
Norway would appear to have
mado very Considerable strides in
heEnglish tonguo in the last Wen -
y years, judging from a notice that
.ppeared on a barbers door at the
unci the Kaiser v,sited Trondhjeni
n the 'eighties. It ran as follows:
'Important Noddfs. Ladysh slid
heotlemuns and Boobies, In eon-
equents 01 ee visit ob ze Kaiser
Wilhems I hob gl0sed de blues on
is ockhasion, Hare, cuts and
hafts and all usual Bizims 2 Mor-
o Mornick. Des our Vatcrland,
3y Order."
'You must keep your mouth s1111t.
het you've in the water, said thearse, as she gave little Tommy a
nth. "If you dor�'f:,'you'll swallow
unto of it. "Well, chat of it?
emended Tommi'. "There's ple97-
3)010 in 21171 popes, ain't there?"
Mary—"Do you think it would be
conceited for me to tell my friends
that I made this dress myself?"
Eclith—"Not conceited, my dear—
superfluous."
Do not delay in getting relief for
the little folks. Mother Graves'
Worm Exterminator is a pleasant
and sure cure. If you love your
child why do you let it suffer when
a remedy is so near at hand? -
Tho Police Inspector (to witness)
"Why didn't you go to the help of
the prisoner in the fight?" Wit-
ness: "At that stage of the game
I didn't know which of them was
going to he the prisoner."
A Sudden Shill often moans sedate) illness.
Painkiller is all that is needed to ward it off.
Uneqqualled for "ramps and diarrhoea. Avoid
eubstitutaa, there is but one "Painkiller"—Perry
naris'.
ONE SIGN.
Said Iia—"Young Smythe and
Miss Browne are evidently in love
with each other,"
Said She—"Judging by the way
they look at each other."
Said 'Ile -"No; judging by the
way they don't look ne anybody
else;"
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WHY DO
So many Institutions devoted to the higher Edu-
cation select Bell pianos? The fact Ilia they use
Ind prefer the Bell is evidence of distins merit!
One knows prolarrioonl advice in acquiring an education,
why not folbw , rofeesional endow in buying 13 l pianos?
Tho oaly pianos with the Illimitable (Zack
Repeating Action.
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THEN SHE'LL TELL YOU.
"Tell me," said the lovesic
youth, "what's the best way to fin
out what a woman thio cs of you?
"Marry her!" replied Peckham
promptly,
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Have you noticed the remarkable'
offer made by the Manufacturers of MO
Orange Meat? They promise to the
winner of the first prize the sum of
Fifty-two Dollars every year during -
the lifetime of the winner. This is
equal to one dollar per week dur-
ing life. Full particulars of Chit
unique offer on a private post car,
to be found in every package u
Orange Meat. Buy one to -day
Little Elvira—"Mamma, when th
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