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FADS AND FANCIES,
act turbans are ileuriohing,
Few brides mew wear the la,ee
A. few straw hats have made their
USING PURGATIVES
INJURES TUE HEALTH
In the Siring a Tonle is Needed—
Bat Not Bgh1 Drastic
Medicines.
A. spring medicine I m actual
necessity to Meat people, Nature
demands it as an aid in carrying
off the impurities that have
er pay of a few ehillings a day is
appeareame. mulatect in the blood during the
There is a. fad for soft suede lea- door life, of winter months. B
ther neakties. unfortunately thousands peo
Toques are still large, broad, who recognize the necessity fo
and heavy looking, spring medicine do not know w
There ie a hint of revolt against is best to take and dose themsel
the erapire etyle, with harsh, griping purgativ
The -shawls of sixty years ago This is a serious mistake. Ask a
rare again in. good style. doctor and he will tell you that t
Cotton velvets are much used for
tailor-maele suits just now. the system but does not cure d
Satin hats, trimmed with fur, are ease, In the spring the Beate
having a considerable vogue. needs building up -purgatives e
Strings are being worn on hats, not do thie; they weaken you s
and tied under the chin. mor,e. The blood should be in
Men's scarf pine are growing rich, red and pure -no purgati
larger and more elaborate. can do this. What is needed
The parasol handle of the long the spring is a tonic, end the b
direetoire fashion is considered tonic medical science has yet d
covered is Dr. Williams' Pink Pi
The prestige of satin faced ma- Every dose of this medicine act
aerials continues unabated. ally makes new, rich blood, T
Newest hats are being exclusive- new blood strengthens every o
V trimmed on the right side, gan, every nerve, and every pa
Shirred geuze or satin is playing of the body. This is why they cu
a leading part in the new hats, headaches and backaches, rheum
Bandeaux veill have little use in tism and neuralgia, and a host
the hats planned for sprieg. other trembles that come from po
Toques of straw are being watery blood. That is why m
trimmed with fancy rims and fea- and women who take Dr. William
there. Pink Palls eat well, sleep well, an
Pale pastel blue is beautiful with feel bright, active and strong.
the new shade known as wistaria. you need a medicine this spria
The new Chinese cotton crepes of try this great reviving tonic, an
*bay texture are used for dainty see the new life, new health an
white frocks. new strength it will put into yo
The new hand embroidery towels Sold by all medicine dealers or b
have the embroidery across one end mail at 50 cents a box or six boxe
'only. for $2.50, from The Dr. Williams'
A little, fan -shaped plaiting of Medicine Co., Brockville, Opt.
real lace is a great help to the sa-
tin and fur hats,
Embroidered and braided materi-
als that require handwork have a
great popularity.
The silk manufacturers are doing
their best to bring brocades into Close Against a Wall.
broad and general use. The dusting and polishing of tie
Round tablecloths are popular;, piano, whether it be a. new an
some of the handsomest of them valuable baby grand, or the Mira
have the Greek key border. ble and more cozy upright, shod
Paris says that guimpes and , never be left to the maid, Li.
sleeves for next spring will be made should be done by the daughter o
of embroidered chantilly, the house herself. It should b
The newest straw hats have brims done with a. fine cheese cloth o
not over two inches wide, and some linen cloth, or, better still, with
ef them have zm brims at all. an old sill: handkerchief. There
White cotton marquisette, sprink- should be neither seam nor hem in
led with dots. is one of the most the dust cloth,' as any inequality
affective of the spring materia/s. or hardness is ape to scratch the
Paris has a new skirt known as piano poltsh.
the "reasonable" skirt. The back Cloudy spots are best removed
Is furnished with two plaits, which by pouring a few drops of benzine
give a certain fulness where it is on the dust cloth, and then rubbing
most needed. lightly and in the Bailie direction
The big hat hangs on in spite of till they disappear. The carved
all the attractive forms of head- legs should be dusted with a soft
gear that have been designed to brush, as should also the rack and
replace it, and still is predominant other ornamental trimmings.
in dress effects. To restore the whiteness of the
For centerpieces and scarfs grass keys wash lightly and most care -
linen worked with Chinese embroi- fully, so no moisture gets into the
instrument or between the keys,
with a teaspoonful of hydro super
oxide dissolved in a pint of water,
The piano Should never stand
close against a wall; if practicable
even the upright should stand fully
out in the room. The direct rays
of the sun upon it, dampness and
drafts all should be carefully avoid -
SOLDIERS OP FORTUNE,.
OM Galling KM Net Altogethet
Lea F9110W4F13.
The palmy 4245 a the typical
soldier of fortune are popularly
supposed to have paseeel away,
NeYertheleste there are OW
plume te be picked up here and
there, Sergt. Baldock, for example,
leas just been eteltoinf,e4 oeralaY
isa-
structorto the army of Mulae /la-
the lleW Emperor of Morocco.
This tamales that he exchanges
his unoraeolin'e" chevrons for ap
offieer's epaulettes; while his ferret -
le ipereased to something like $7,500
a year, with "allowances." And
er a: this deleate;ble little billet has be -
"a: come his, euriousle enough, because
ve'l be fought so gallantly at Marak-
east lesh fpr Abd -el -Aziz, the old Emper-
or, whom Mulai .Elafiel defeated and
depoeed.
; 1 In the same way the Chinese Gov-
tes- ernment took into its service during
the great Taiping uprising quite a
ritindi number of Europeans who had pre-
eee viouely warred against them on
the side of the rebels. Some of
r these were men of low origie-run-
'It sailors and the like -yet they
est away
frequently rose to high rank, and
; such as survived retired with their
" I fortunes inacle for life,
It is well-known too, to Britein's
hist
ietelligence depaAreentthat there
are several men of Britishnat oa-
f: ality dwelling on the other side of
the northern frontiers of India
of
or;
en'
5,1
SLEEPLESS LITIE BABIES
ABE SICKLY BABIES
When babies are restkes, sleep-
less and cross it is tne surest pos-
sible sign that they are not well.
Well babies sleep soundly and wake
e, up brightly. Sleeplessness is gen-
e erally due to some ailment of the
7 stomach or bowels. or cutting
e teeth. A few doses of Baby's Own
t„ Tablets will put the little one right
r and give it sound, natural sleep.
Mrs. Jos. Goneil, St. Evaristo,
r Que., says: "I have Found Baby's
Own Tablets a splendid medicine
for eonstipation and stomach
troubles. I give thern to my little
girl and they keep her lively and
7ell " Sold by medicine dealers
r by mail at 25 cents a. lame from,
use of purgative medicine weakene
amongst the warlike border tribes.
men. Some of these are detesters
from the British array, and would
meet with short shrift if they were
d caug .
Others are civilian adventurers,
if1
exesival servants a,nd the like. But
a they are soldiers or fortune, ready
d and eager to fight upon occasion,
even against their own country -
u.
men; and for the most part they
make a pretty good thing out of
s it.
CARE OF THE PIANO.
Never Allow Instrument to Stand
dery is usually dainty and pleas-
ing,
FIJI MONKEY GAME.
Mad Sport That Natiyes Sometimes
Indulge in.
In the Fiji "Monkey Game"
laugaser reaches its highest point, ed. The piano should be entirely
for this is one ef the wildest they oPerled once n month and examined
play; and not only the children in_ for meths, which are apt to estab- -
clulge.in it, but the grown-up men lish 'themselves inside tht felt1ng 1
sometimes take it tato thed heads and os ruin the instrument.
BO
dren it is pure fun, with little or
no danger attaching to it, ENGLISH SHOPPING.
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to play it, when it assumes a, very
different aepect. With the chile
A crowd of youngsters line up Toronto "Truth" says: We had
and move about like monkeys who
nu idea how easy and convenient
are merely enjoying themselves.115 was to shop in England. until
Susid e tem stops and we made a trial of it recently with
gives vent to a shriek of fear; the, that old and reliable firm of Wal -
ethers take up the cry and immedi-1 pole Brothers, (established in
te1y breaktheir lino and rUll MG), 80 and 90 New Bond Street,
wildly all over the place, chatter- London W. They also have shops
ing excitedly, When the simulated. at 10i and 110 High St. Kensing-
panic is at its height, the smaller ton W,, Onslow Place, South
boys spring on to the backs of thief Kensington and 189 Sloane Street,
bigger ones, and arc raced about • Hyde Park, End, London, England.
all over the place till fatigue puts I In 44 Bedford St., Belfast and 8,
endan to e fun. When their;D and 10 Suffolk St., Dublin, Ire-
eltlers play the "Monkey Game," [ land, they also have large retail
however, they often become 501 gores, In Waringtown, County
worked up that they really behave-11)0am, and at 2 and 4 Clarence I
like a crowd of monkeys gonel at., Belfast, Ireland, their great j
stark mad,
faetories aro situated, which sup- i
Sir Everard Thurn, at present1ply their enormous retail trade. a
Governor of Fiji, relates a meet; They manufacture Irish table da- a
trying experience he went. throw+, mask, h h d f • 3 • e , t
during Inc of these mad frolics. cambric handkerchiefs, quilts and
He says that the players burst sucl-fcounterpanes, blankets and fian-
slenly in amongst the huts- °warmed! eels, carriage and travelling rugs, t
up the reofs, tearing great mouth- 1muslin and lace curtains, ladies'
s f thatch away iged,1 and infants'hosiery of every de -
and then dash into the room, up -f scription. This film has the high -
settles; everything they name acmes 1 est reputation for honorable deal-
t' d; se' an urniture, ing, and any person wishing to
"The old man of the seitlement'purchase any of their goods, may
and his wife, in real anxiety for ein so by eorrespondence, and may j
their goods tried to protect what' rely absolutely on their representa-,
they could, tearing it even from tions regarding the quality as well a
out of the `monkeys" hands or as the prires of their products. f
throwing fond to them to distract The facilities afforded by the par -
their attention from more valuable cel post and express company ar- r
property." rangernents between England and
Canada render it perfectly safe
It's better to fight and run away an.d easy to order directly from .
n it is to stick it out and pay a, this honse. A catelogue will be "
the
fine. mailed to any address on retitled to
the New Bond St. shop, London, °
tngland.
The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co.,
Brockville, Ont.
ALL GONE.
"Since it went dry," announced
the prominent citizen, with pride
in his voice, "our town is unex-
, celled."
"How do eou make that outl"
He Is Back
At Work Again
Abraham Garaud's Rheum-
atism cured by Dodd's
Kidney PHI.
no anew for Five years and was Four
Menthe aff work, but noddle Kidney
Fins Cum! Him.
Alfred Station, Ont., Mar, 29
(Special). -After being laid off
work for four months by kidney
disease and rheumatism, from
\Asia be had been a sufferer for
Ave years, Abraham Gara.ncl,
section men on the railway here,
laback at work again and he gives
ali the credit for his cure to
Dodd's •Kidney
"I am forty-one years old," Mr.
Garand said, when asked about
his cure. "And have been section
man here for ten. years. For rive
years 1 suffered from kidney dis-
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Showing the Newest Spring Models in dainty hate to suit every age from
"tot" to matron, You can buy from the McKenclry catalog in perfect
cone/donee that our nullinery experts, second to none in America, will suit you
as perfectly as if you bought your hat in person in our store. We give
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Mc 'ITN !Itifflando st. TORONTO
"THE HOME OF THE HAT BEAUTIFUL."
...,111,IMPAT VI s;
RS I A GREAT ENGLISH RAILWAY.
at London and Northwestern is °Hoof
is the Most Popular.
00 Among all the great railways in
en England the London and North-
westcum stands out as one of the
or best managed, safest and smoothest
Iv railways in that tight little isle,
32- Travellers from this side of the
ed water aro landed in Liverpool right
eY alongside the commodious and con -
11'1 venient Riverside Station of this
tr1railway, where, without any extra
he cost for transfer of luggage, and
ir, with the utmost facility and de-
er sprach, and without leaving cover,
FIENDISH CRUELTY OF MOO
French soldiers in their late M
meows campaign exercised gre
ease and rheumatism, also sciatica, self-control, despite the awful tes
in my right hip, which descended Pet upon d by the cruel prectic
to my feet. For four months I could oonvetlibeattMleooars,wrptefrthmensee: n,,reA:ft
not work. Reading of cures by
Dodd's .Kidney Pills led me to try ethh:stsehtiiir,ds stwiluepet, otreryt,hein deexground afa,
them. I used nine boxes in all and
to -day I am ;advising all who suf-
fer from rheinnatism to use Dodd's fseolfrnhebtdsy tetothheigerwharnmettade them i
othhees quarter
omp pray
Kidney Pills."
Dodd's Kidney Pills and they will
blood. Cure the Kidneys with
caused by diseased kidneys failing hfelatilenhadcon2hirsadeeys4
•
to grain the uric acid out of the
Rheumatism and sciatica are were spu_rring_._,N7.__aked lay all the
der."
a fire, his head charred to e, ei
was found with bound hands besid
sockets; he was still alive. Anoth
blood was streaming from the
had been disemboweled; a 'thir
goonuegeelP000ruttetilt°
strain the uric acid out of the
blood, Then you camat have rheu-
matism.
-
WORLD'S OLDEST SOLDIER.
Czar Kindly Greets a Veteran of
120 Years.
Probably the oldest soldier in the
world., Andrei Nikolatevitscb
Following wegive the testimony
Schmecit, who is aged 120 and of a lady who if she had known o
fought ha the Russian army during
Zam-Buk -earlier would have been
the Napoleonic wars, recently ar-
saved nice weeks of agony:
rived in St. Petersburg with the ob-
Mrs. Frederick Bryant, of .169
eat of seeing the Czar.
Railway Avenue, Stratford, Ont.,
Though the newspapers at St. ays:--;"I wadded my foot while!
Petersburg have heard nothing of isn.eparims. supp„. Next day th
it, Schmidt was granted a private akin ramie est ane my tent was i
a/valence of the Czar. Schmidt was eerions condition. I could no
extremelyimmenseandhis age he bore himself with
for nine, weeks. During this tim
martial air.
He was introduced into the I used dozens of salves, but non
did any good,' in fart the wean
Czar's study, and his Majesty re-
ceived the veteran with extreme developed into a running sore.
kindness. Schmidt answered sev- got n rest day or night from th
eral creestions, but finally, over- a-
nain ° At this point a supply o
helmed with emotion, he broke earneume was obtained and a few
clown and burst into tears. appheations had immediate effec
they can take the train for any
e part of the United Kingdom.
11 Special -corridor trains, three or
four if necessary, for London, are
always in waiting on tee arrival of
D the great steaoiships, that. there
may be no delays whatever, These
trains are models of excellence
e and convenience, and have luxuri-
ous dining cars attaehed, general-
ly two on each train, where most
excellent meals are well servecl at
reasonable prices. The coaches
are kept very clean, and are well
bung, and as the roadbed is one
of the best in Englemel, there is
very little vibration, even when
travelling at sixty to seventy miles
per lour.
NEGLECTED SCALD CAUSE
MONTHS OF AGONY.
Spent Dollars in Vain, but Zam
Bair Cured Her.
ni All Ca,nadians will make no mis-
take _ in seeing that they are booked
Is' via the London and Northwestern
o alwaye.
•
e, If some men were to lose their
e • self-conceit there wouldn't be much
f left.
t Repeat it:-.`'Shiloh's aura will always
aura my coughs and colds. '
The Czar made the old soldier in soothing the pain and irritation
scene valuable presents, and pre- small supply proved sufficient to
Med hire to the Cza,rewitch and heal the scald, although I had
se
to one of the little grand duchesses 8 t dollars in other remedies,
pen
"After this happiness," old New skin has now formed nicely
ehmidt declared, "I can die in
eace,"
p
"To -morrow," 4'. ---said five-year-old
asked the casual visitor, who had le
Sy,dney, proud] to hi te h •
seen better tow rei
ebnatr "i now.• °min- af
tri:spsi
a good town
be')
"Because," ied the or
r Yr
s my birthday." "Why," hi,t0 sehier BuTshearsea isfa nin nothing I ibnagl nit0 IetqsuuasleZs aamm-
plied, "it is mine, too.' The
y could not make it out, and, so wide. It has been proved a sure
ter a brief silence, he txclainied,: :ubrsoeefsos.er se,ezpeillensa; brindgiewgo,rmsv,papilucrearts.,
Row did you get so much big-
ger'n me I" ing wounds, cuts, bruises, chapped
hands cold cracks, and all skin in -
over the open sole.
"Zam-Buk is the most wonder.
ful and effective remedy I have
ueed, and I advise others to use
• r,
A Woman's Sympathy juries and diseases. Rubbed well
Are you discouraged? /9 yoUr doctor's
bill a heavy Lnano..11 load? Is your ;min
a heavy these mean to delicate wemer?-1" 11= arising from derangement of the
Trial is Inexpensive. -To those
who suffer from dyspepsia, indigos- into the part affected it cures
tion, rheumatism rheumatism or any ailment matism, sciatica, neuralgia, etc. All
druggiots and stores sell at .50e. per
e`l/tall!iriOute ir`eVrT,' 1.° digesti,e SYSteM,
r 1 u u a trial of Parme-
dens. Why not end the Pain abri Stop the lee'S Vegetable Pills is recommend-
r,:ivOlf.itOirS,obuly COM dO tnia for you and ed should the sufTerer b
box, or post free from Zane-Buk
Co., Toronto, on receipt of price.
All You need do le to write for a free quainter:1 with them. The trial will Bank Clerk-"Vou will have to
box of the remedy which has been placed ir[„pe„i„ and the result will Ix identified, ma'am." Lady Gus-
t. ray hands to be given awny. Derhaps • -
this one box will cure you--lt ins done so he another customer for this ex- tomer-"My friend here will iden-
for Others. If so, I shall he happy and •
you will be cured for 2e (the cost of ., rc-,[ent. me 0 •
if edici e So Effective is tib' ine." Clerk--"IBut I
11 rite to-riav for zoo 1,e tre7r-
mein. 11115. F. El CLIRRAII. Windsor, Ont. certainly be traced to their use
- 'Oh, well, I'll introduce you."
sostage steps). Your letters held eonA- their action that many cures can don't know her. Lady Customer
PUNISHMENT.
Luey-"The wretch ! And so he
has been proposing to both of as 1'
Jenny -"It seems so."
where other pills have proved in-
effective.
More public clocks are displays
in New York than in London an
Paris combir ed.
wish we could think of some
Repeat Shilob'S euro, will always
aura MI5 coughs and colds.
Teacher -"What did the Indian
and children play with?" Bright. Pupil
-"With their warwhoops."
e,
m "A Grand Medicine" is the err -
e
fearful way to piansh him." se sure you got tdo kind you have always ha
"I have an idea,'
"What is iti" nesiv.'gla, etc., ri ,thing iv :totter. Made only
."I'do L" tfentb II Planar. For rhenniatis
"You marry him, dear." Davis Lawrence Corapany.
Nearly LW° thousand memorials
These Pills Cure Rheumatism.- to Bismarck have beau erected isa
To the many who suffer from rheu- Germany.
nudism a trial of Parmelee's Vege-
table- Pills is recommended. They
Repent ...meows teurg win always
iave pronounced action upon the aura ray coughs ans. Gods,
leer and kidneys and by regulat-
ng the action of these organs act Other people may have good
5 an alternative in preventing the taste, but 01 course
dmixture of uric acid and blood shade better. yours is a
hat causes this painful disorder. — •
They 111055 be taken according to "If an empty barrel weighs ten
irections and used etoadily and pounds, what can you fill 15 with
hey will speedily give evidenoe of to make it weigh seven pounds?"
their beneficial effects. "Have to give it up," "Fill it full
of holes."
BOW PEANUTS ARE RAISED
Peanuts only thrive in a warm
Innate. The plant requires a
Macy, sandy loam, and yields from
WO bushels of pea planted an acre
much as 40 or 50 bushels of pods
nd two tons of straw. The seed
s planted about one inch deep in
ows from 28 to 30 inches apart,
nd from 12 to 16 inches in the
ow, when danger of late spring
rests are passed. After planting
nd during the growing period of
he crop the soil is kept loose and
pen and free from weeds. The
rop is harvested before frost in
he fall, the plant being loosened
y means of •a speeial plow, then
altars up and put into ehocks.
Iter drying from le to 20 days the
eels are picked.
"M3 wife is a wonder," "In what
way?"' "Doesn't think he could
have married better than elle did,
Says I was the best chance she
had."
b
The rattle of pans and ashes in t
the kitchmi sounds better than clas- A
mai music to a hungry man, P
isstit No, 1a--09.
comium often passed on Bickle's
Auti-Consumptive Syrup, and when
the results from its use are consid-
ered, as borne out by many per-
sons who have employed it in stop-
ping coughs and eradicating colds
it is more than grand. Rept in the
house it is always at Ilene] and it
has no equal as a ready remedy. If
you have not tried it, do so at once,
First Passenger -"Pardon rue,
but would you mind lending me
your spectacles a momenti" Sec-
ond Pessenger-"With pleasure,
sir." First Passenger -''Thanks,
awfully, And now, as you can no
longer read your newspaper, would
30U kindly pass it over to mei"
Chilled to this Bene ? A teaspoonfid of Pain.
killer In a Cup of lint water sWeotened will warm
you and oral a cold, Avoid substitute% Chore is
but ono "l'ainkillor "-Perry Dayiel-sso and 000.
Butcher -"I need a boy about
your size, and will give you $8 a
week." Applicant --"Will I have a
chance to rise r Butcher -
I want you to be here at four
o'clock in the morning."
Repeat itr-.[shtlows anvil win. always
pure 0151 00115110 and °We.
Tramp --"Help mo lady, plotsol
For three years I worked fo rthe
cause of temperance." Lady -
"Were you a temperance orator V'
Tramp -"No 1 I was the horrible
example 1"
Success is the only thing that
can turn a man's head when he
has a stiff neck,
Rots* Tig,,Iztvv,atz.,
CALVES Steele OrIggellecal 00.,Lni., Toronto
Tweltt.Five Post Cards
200,000 W I LIAM
STRAWBERRY Pla• N 73
Oro famous commercial berry. Aloe
Senator Dunlop, Brandywine, Cardinal end
Sliders Early,
Writs now for information and prices.
5.11. BITTBN1101:1SX, Jordan Barber, Ont,
WE WILL SHOW YOU
Hew em earns $10, $50 earns $100.
}low Alaska Placer Mines have
produced million. Booklet free,
Send for it.
TICDORNDORG Sr CO.,
Marion Block, Seattle; Wash.
„ARPET DYE1N
and Cleaning. Th10s epeelai1a. with the
MEITISH AMERICAN DYEING 00..
use paresulars ers.r. and ere are ewe to .0 1.4/
&Mtn= on um 'confrere..
MITRE SASEATSBEWAg LANDS
br 4,en, lamed and sold. Make your land pro.
valuedle saleable Nicavil required.
Chst crop pay, all expense% Write for pian.
W. 11. MANOIIESIER, Saskatoon.
EICIITEENTH ismrsH
WITHROW TOUR gizEosp 1E1"
ILLUSTRATED PROGRA
244 JARVIS STREE.T,
We have Prepared a oircrdar rowing
an unbiased onirlon on the different
Mcmisers Standard Stock Exchange.
mekinnon Building, Toronto
Mining properties of Cobalt and will be
glad to mail a copy tree on request
J. L. MITCHELL 00.,
Some people are born with cold
rre Reasonable Malt oxportv to cure a negiented
60411 Is a 1105. feet, some people acquire cold feet,
x00101710 n„ed.attviteN; etzte,,Fetifi.
and some have cold feet thrust up -
&Mar.
ennh 50840 and lungs bo sound es a now
---
on them.
She -"I'm going to cook dinner
to -day myself. What would you
like dear?" He -"Er -cold beef
and pickles I"
Holloway's Corn Curo is a speci-
fic.; for the removal of corns ancl
warts. We have never beard of its
failing to remove the worst kind.
"Your hair wants cutting badly,
sir," said a barber insinuatingly to
a customer. "No, it don't," r° -
riled the man in the chair ; "it
wants cutting nicely. You cut it
badly last time.
Repent 151- YIS'illohle Our? will alwayel
Cure my couslis and colds. '
Merchant -"Yes; we are in need
of a porter. Where were you em-
ployed last?" Appaca,nt-"In a
bank, sir." Merchant -"Did you
Mean it out Applicant -"No,
sir. The cashier did that,"
- —
Pale, sickly children should use
Mother Graves' Worm Extermina-
tor. Worms are one of the princi-
pal causes of suffering in children
and should be expelled from the
system,
Nine mon out of a, possible ten
wear a Rad look after they have
been married a year.
Repeat lt:-"Shilohle0rwer w111 always
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a kw of his that make yours look
like thirty cents.
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South and Central America, as Weil
ns in Canada and the 'United
Statos, and its consumption in-
creases each year. It has made its
own way, and all that needs to be
done is to keep its name before the
public. Everyone knows that it is
to be had at any store, for all mer-
chants keep it.
Nearly 60.000 horses were used
for food in Paris last year.
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