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,!ADS AND FASCIES,
A little more' width is being alb
lowed in skirts;
everythine High is ruled out ie
ooiffuee styles.
Paris declares that hue° head-
gear has had its day,
Evening gloves are worn to ex-
tend just above the elbow.
Reseda green makes some pretty
•evening frocks this wintex.
Many capes are 'worn over one
shoulder like the Bowan toga;
Some of the hendkait bedroom
slippers have lambswool soles.
Fur hats . have never been more.
in favor' than they are ;to -day,
Crossbar muslin is one of the
newest materials, for .underwear.
In the latest models, the waist
shows signs of lengthening.
Riel1 alive green makes -up solve
of the most becoming street suits;
Lace yokes and sleeves continue
popular in spite of their long use.
Cloth of gold strips with Persi-
an • embroidery • make -beautiful
trimming,
The redingote of the hour is close
fitting, belted, and in walking.
length.
Young girls are wearing light
colored ribbon or 'silveror, gold
bends in the hair,
The latest dainty notion is to per-
fume the hat with the scent' of the
flowers used on it.
Liberty velveteens are particular-
ly soft and becoming, and are pro-
duced in the most glorious colors.
Shops are showing nightcaps
made of knitted silk in the daintiest
of pinks, and blues, and lavenders.
There are blackpatent leather
slippers with a tiny border of pink,
blue, white, or lilac suede around
the top. -
Contrary to expectations, white
waists have gone out of fashion,
but are being worn almost' as much
as ever.
Muffs of every description will be
carried this season except the
round one, which has quite gene
out of fashion.
Charming for women with fresh
faces and fair skins are the new
amethyst hats, which have just
come into the mode.
Necklaces of pearl, jade, coral,
and turquoise beads in graduated
sizes are finished egith- loop tassels
of the tiniest beads.
The spangled net sleeves are
most becoming to any woman whose
arms . are well
shaped, and the
sleeves are made without lining,
Button finishes down the outside
of the long, tight sleeves are one
of the newest reliefs from the usu-
ally unbecoming line.
Waists of colored mousseline or
chiffon, lined with gold or silver
tissue, are the newest acconepeni-
ments of coat and skirt suits.
Pretty hair ornaments are made
of tulle or maline, and powdered
with rhinestone' beads and finished
with a' dainty aigrette to match.
AN EXPLOSIVE PURSE. •
Victim of Two Confidence Men : has
Ills. Revenge.
Sonia months ago a French gen-
tleman named Jules Maliore, 'resid-
ing at Perraux, near Paris, was the
victim at the, St. Lazare railway;
station of two confidence trick
men,' who relieved him of $350.
He determined to be revenged,
and with great patience .manufac
manufac-
tured a purse in which he placed
a baiminite mercury cartridge. He
ingeniously arranged the purse so
Viet any one opening it would cause
the_cartridgeto explode.
M.-142aliere walked about for,
several months with the explosive)
purse in his pocket, but failed td
again catch sight of those whb had
robbed him until the other clay.
Then to his joy he perceived'thene
in a wine -shop. He at once put on
an innocent air, and, as the mon•
did not recogni2e him, entered into
conversation with them .again. To-
gether they went to a cafe, and af-
ter a pleasant hour had been passed
M. Maliere, smiling blandly, ex-
changed his purse with _one of .the
sharpers for a portfolio apparent-
ly filled with bank notes.
Then M. Maliereagcomi odating-
ly Went to buy a cigar, and the ac-
complices, made off at once and
went into a neighboring square.
Ons of them opened the purse, with
the result that there was a loud
explosion, The man was badly
burnt on the face and hands,and
roller, on the ground in agony: He
was picked up by two policemen,
who had been attracted by the
sound of the explosion, and taken
to a hospital.
A lady who kept a little curly
poodle Lost her pet, and called on
the police to find it. The next day
one of the force came with the deg,
very wet and dirty,. The lady was
overjoyed,and asked a number of
silly .queetions—among .others
Where did you find my dear dar-
lingo" "Why, ma'am," said the
(Meer) "a.fellowehed•himeon a pole
and was washing' windows with.
him., I
COtTOFX0 AND 4 OZ4t)
I Took I e -1st^ u0,.
steel yfiY ilei
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You are authorized to use my
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Mrs, Joseph Hall Chase.
804 Tenth St., Washington, D.C.
Could Not Smell Nor Rear.
Mrs, A. L. Wetzel, 1023 Ohio St.,
Terre Haute, Ind., writes:
"When I began to take your me-
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"When I began your treatment
my head was terrible. I had buz-
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"I followed your advice faithfel-
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Now I might say I am well.
"I want to -go and visit my mo-
ther and see the doctor who said
I was not long for this world. I
will tell him it was Peruna that
cured me."
Peruna is manufactured by The
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Ohio.
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Peruna. Almanac for 1909.
KNEW FOR A CERTAWNITY,
There is something so honest and
bold in the self-criticism of a man
who appreciates his own virtues
that it may well appal the soula n -
accustomed to confidence:
A well-known general, in review-
ing a corps of cavalry, suddenly
stopped before a splendid -looking
fellow, and asked abruptly :—
"Which
"Which is the best horse in the
regiment, my man?"
'Number Forty, sir."
"What makes you think that he.
ie the best horese2" -
"He walks, trots, and gallops
well, is a good loaper, has no vice,
no blemish, 'carries his head well,
is in his prime."
"And who isthe best soldier in
the regiment?" `
"Tom Rodgers, sir."
"Why 7"
"Because he is an honorable man,
is obedient, tidy, takes good care
of his equipment and his horse,
and does his duty well."
"And who is`the rider of the best
horse?"
"Toni Bpdgers, sir,"
"And who is Tom Bodgers?"
"I am, sir."
The general could not help laugh-
ing, but he gave $5 to his inform-
ant.
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certain.
ISSUE NO, 2-09.
MODERN MVO/CRAFT.
Story of an Ineailtetion Telil 115 .tris
I1Rgllfdir
COO.
In defending an action brought
in the Crediton (Devon) 0eunty
Court "recently by a grocer named
Ford to recover Xe2 for geods sup-
plied, Edith Patten, a single wo-
man, gave an extraordinary rca
son for not paying the debt.
When ie the shop on one oeca-
sicn, she said, Mrs, Ford offered
herr a cupful of tea, and while she
was drinking it Mrs. Ford's (laugh-
ter pronounced the following in-
eantetion
"Make them hot and make them
swell, make them thio, walk theme
away and work them away. Put
it in the arms and in the legs and
in the feet. Put it in the face; All
up with neuralgia, toothache and
more. Her have drinked it, Iyer
have drinked it very well and don't
know what her have drinked and
will go to her grave,"
In the evening, said Miss Pat-
ten, she became very hot and thir-
sty, so thirsty that she drank three
quarts of tea and half a- breakfast
cupful of vinegar. She felt faint
and thought she was dying,
The Judge -Do you believe that
they bewitched you' I don't be-
lieve inanything of the sort, but
7 ani getting thinner,
Judgment was given for the plain-
tiff:..
AT THE SUNDAY -SCHOOL.
Scene: A ;Sunday -school --boys
class—young lady in command.
"Now, my boys, said she, ''1
want each of you to subscribe some-
thing towards the mission to the
Cariboos. I shall hand round the
box, and as each of you contributes
you will, 1 hope, say some approp-
ri.be text. No one must give mere
than a penny. Now, Charlie, you
should show a good example."
Whereupon a ruddy -faced urchi
stopped forward, dropped in hi
coin, and observed
"It is better to give than to re
ceive. ".
Then another contributed a cop
per, saying:
"Wastenot,want not."
This was ruled somewhat out of
order, but it was fairly capped by
a third youngster, who evidently
parted.with his penny with extreme
reluctance, for as he. dropped it in-
to the box, he murmured out:—
'`A fool- and his money are sooli
parted. '
ATTENDED BY
FIVE DOCTORS
BUT GOT NO RELI"EP UNT'ILIII,
USED DODA'S ItI1)NE]i PILLS,
Wonderful Cure of - A. F. Jlicllurd,
Wino was Tortured by Ithemsees
tient and kindred Paine, Sets
heat County Talking.
St. Ignaco, Kent Co„ N. 13., Jan.
4 (Special)—.After being tortured
for four years with Baokache,
Rheumatism, Stiffness of the Joints
and Pains fn the Loins, and get-
ting no relief from five' doctors
whom he called in, Mr, Antoine 1r.
Richard, a well-known farmer liv-
ing near here, is spreading the good
news that 11e is once more a well
man, and that he owes his cure to
Dodd's Kidney Pills. Speaking of
his wonderful cure Mr. Richard
says;-
"I.was a helpless man in July,
1907. For four years I had endur-
ed the greatest torture from Back-
ache, B.henmatisnr, Stiffness of the
Joints apd Pains in the Loins. I
had dark circlet under my eyes, my
head ached and I was often dizzy.
T was attended by five doctors, but
not one of them could help mo.
"Then 1 began to use Dodd's
Kidney Pills and after the first few
doses I began to improve. I used
four boxes in all and now I am
working every day on the farm a
welhman. I owe my wonderful cure
to Dodd's Kidney Pills and nothing.
else."
There is me case or kind of Kid-
ney Disease that Dodds --Kidney
Pills will not cure.
SAFETY.
n "Papa, what is a safety match?"
s Mr. Bonpecked (looking carefully
to see if his wife is within hearing)
- —A safety match, son, is when a
baldheaded man marries an armless
- woman.
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SLEEPING DRAUGHTS AND
SOOTHING, MIXTURES,
A rise mother will never' give her
little onea sleeping draught, sooth-
ing in g mi
xtura or opiate of any kind
exceptupon the advice of a compet-
ent doctor, who has seen the child.
All these things contain deadly
poison. When you give your baby
or young child Baby's Own Tablets
you have the guarantee of a gov-
ernment analyst that this medicine
does not contain one particle of
opiate or narcotic, and therefore
cannot possibly do harm—but al-
ways do good. Mrs. Geo. M.
Kempt, Carleton Place, Ont.,
says "I have given Baby's Own
Tablets to my baby since he was
two weeks old. He was a very
small, thin baby, but thanks to the
Tablets he is now a big, fat, heal-
thy boy." Sold by medicine dealers
or by mail at 26 cents a box from
The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co.,
Brockville, Ont.
Manhattan, New York, is the
most densely populated island in
the World. It has a population of
over 99,000 persons to the square
mile.
To Know is to Prevents --If the
miners who work in co'd water most
of the day would rub their feet and
legs with Dr. Thomas' Eclektrio
011 they would escape muscular
rheumatism and render their ne-
ther limbs proof against the ill ef-
fects of exposure to the cold. Those
setting .out for mining regions
would do,well to provide themselves
with a supply before starting.
Magistrate (about to commit for
trial) --"You certainly effected the'
robbery ina remarkably ingenious
way—in fact, with quite exceptional
cunning!' Prisoner (deprecating-
Iv)—"No flattery, yer honor -leo
flattery, I begs on yer."
A doMe long ealeetn,In which there lane wont,
moat sore throat and sore lungs, al It allays the
inflammation mel rids yon of 1,Ue mucous that
stops Up the air pnaseges. 550, 500, ;L00 bolnes,
-• DIDN'T SAY ANYTHING,
"Olt,' Jack, have you seen fath-
er 7"
"Yes; 1 have come straight here
from his office."
"And did ho give his consent 7"
"I couldn't quite make that out.
He seemed :disinclined to .commit.
himself definitely.'!
"Why, what did he say?"
"He didn't sayanythingat all."
"Did you ask ham 7"
"I said, 'Sir, I wish to marry
your daughter. Have I your con-
sent?' Ho turned, and looked at
me a minute. Then he began to
grow red in the face, and then he
grabbed mo and threw me, over
the banisters, and before T could
ask him again he had slammed his
door and reeked it; but he didn't
say anything either way,"
A Woman's Sympathy
Are you discouraged? Is your doctor's'
bit a heavy Ananclal load? Is your pain
a heavy pity'ical burden? I know what
these mean to delicate women—I have
been discouraged, too; but learned how to
cure Myself. I want to relieve your bur-
dens. 'Why not end the pain andstop the
doctor's WI? I can do this ter you and
will if yen will assist me.
Ail you need do is to write for a free
bo% of the remedr-which has been placed
fn my hands to be given away. Perhaps
this one box will cure you—it has done so
for others. If so, I shall be happy and
you will be trued for 20 (the cost of a
postage stamp). Your letters held, :conu-
dentiatly,:R'rlte to -div for my free treat-
ment. MBS. F. E CUR11A1I, Windsor. Ont.
You cannot be happy while you
have corns. Then -do not delay in
getting a bottle of Holloway's Corn
Cure. It removes ail kiwis of coins
without pain. Failure with it is
unknown.
Something Mire than a Purgative
—To purge is the only effect of
many pills now on the market. Par -
melee's 'Vegetable Pills are more
than a purgative. They strengthen
the stomach, where other pills
weaken it. They cleanse the blood
by regulating the liver and kidneys,
and they stimulate where other
pill compounds depress. Nothing
of an injurious nature, used for
merely purgative powers, enters
into their composition,
Clarence: "Miss Sharpen has
brains enough for two, by Jove!"
Florence: 'Then why don't you
marry her, Clarence 7"
For-ChIlidalne, Frost Bites, Bruisos, Sprains,
=PAWL."
t.D iamnus old remedy, Perry
Dmier PainklUor. steep a battle always on
hand. ]equally gond to cheek Ch121s and breakup
Colds. At all druggists.
A professor was reproving a stu-
dent for his idleness, when the lat-
ter said ;—"It's no use finding
fault; I was met out for a loafer,"
"Well," replied the professor, sur-
veying him from head to foot,
"whoever cut you out understood
his business thoroughly."
For the Overworked.—What are
the causes of despondency and
melancholy 7 A disordered liver is
one cause and a prime one. A
disordered liver means a disordered
stomach. and a disordered stomach
means disturbance of the nervous
system. This brings the whole body
into subjection and the victim feels
sick all over. Parmelee's Vege-
table Pills are a recognize' rem-
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low their use.
Inquiring lady: "How much
milk.does your cow give a day?"
Truthful Boy: "'Bout eight
quarts, lady." Inquiring Lady 1.
"And how much of that do you
sell?" Truthful Boy : "'Bout
twelve quarts, lady."
Don't lie swage nights,
a erdoue and feverish.
Ten to one yeersaeeplese.
pose Is eausedd by istorpid
rifer. ,A tow days' treat.
meat *Ph Calory Rln,r
the tonlblexativc, will
Inakeyour.nighta restful
*MI strengthening. ..
25 a eta, nt disdore or by
,WAIL $.'C.'t Welk/ fit Co., Toronto. yr
Ten
to
ne
INDEBTED.
As a jileesant-f`aeed Woman gass-
ed the corner Harris touched hie
lett to her and remarked to hie
companion;
"Ah, my boy, I owe it great deal
to that woman."
"Your mother 7" was the query,
"No, my landlady,"
Help your children to grow
strong and robust by counteract-
ing anything that enuseS ill -health.
One great cause of disca:e in chil-
vireo is worms, Remove them with
Mother Graves' Worm Exte1'mina-
toi', It neves' fells,
"My friends," said a temperance
lecturer, lowering his voice to an
impressive whisper, "If all the pub -
lis houses were at the bottom of
the sea, what would be the result')"
And the answer came, "Lot's of
people would get drowned."
An I Mier:tanoe of weak lungs Ian serious nandt.
cap, but Allan's Lung Balsam, taken at Ma first
alga of a count will en owe immunity mors this
dalrgoroue defect. Dem t trifle with au -newt
cure-alls,
Milligan (a new warder), to pris-
oner causing a disturbance: "Ili,
you in there, stop that row, or I'll
speak to the Guv'nor and have ye
chunked out into the street!"
While store prevalent in winter,
when sudden changes in the wea-
ther try the strongest constitution,
colds and coughs and ailments of
the throat may come in any season.
At the first sight of derangement
flee, Bickle's Anti -Consumptive
Syrup. Instant relief will be ex-
perienced, and use of the medicine
until the cold disappears will pros..
test the lungs from attack. For
anyone with throat or chest weak-
ness it cannot be surpassed.
Englishman (in British Museum):
"This book, sir, was once owned
by Cicero." American Tourist:
"Psbaw ! that's nothing. Why, in
one of our `American museums we
have the lead pencil with which
Noah used to check off the animals
as they came out of the Ark."
Put up In S1 Yard nails. The -famous "The
D dr L" Menthol Platters, which cure lumbago,
backache, solation, neuralgia, ova, are always put
up la one yard rolls for physicians and family use,
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IMPOSSIBILITY,
It is impossible for a woman to
understand how any man can have
so much money that he doesn't
know what to do with.
Shopkeeper: "Is there anything
else I can send you, sir 7 'What
would you say to a piece of this
cheese?" Customer: ri wouldn't
Dare to say anything to it. It might
answer me hack 1"
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