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SEEN IN PARIS SHOPS, •
Black and white veilin'g's are
eltieily in bier,
Dong glover/ are leaping into cu
DOW popularity.
Solid greens ale promised a de -
Meted popularity.
Coiffures are going beak to the
Greek fashion,
Sleeves show more fullness et
the top and less length.
Thescarf of fashion is usually
of the color of the hat.
Colors generally are less vivid
and black is to be much worn.
Hair ribbons for girls are nar-
rower, and the bows less conspi-
ouous.
Everything that is not black or
sombre now seems to be. striped.
Veils as well as scarfs and shawls
of bleak .chantilly lace are smart.
:Fillet and 'square mesh veils are
beloved by the Paris woman of
fashion. '
Tunica are quite long and are tus dance. Her limbs would jerk
edged with heavy fringe of silly or 'and twitch. Her .speech because
beads, ( affected, and at last silo became so
bad that she could scarcely walk,
and wo hardly dared trust her
alone. She was under the care of a
elector, but in spite of this was
steadily growing worse, and, we
some sort. feared that we would lost her. As
It will be a brown winter in Dr. Williams' Pink Pills had cured
Teen's attire—with a general liking her older sister of anaemia I de -
for deft hats. oided to try them again. After the
Wide velvet ribbons have a vogue use of a few boxes, to our great
for hat trimmings, scarfs and sash- joy, we found they were helping
es. her, and in the course of •a few
Faoings of bright satin, silk, or weeks more her power of speech
velvet are popular on. White or black Fully returned, and •she could walk
dresses. and go about as well as any chili,
Already it is evident that hats and she has been well and heal -
and skirts of this season are to thy since. When illness comes to
be far less eeeeetric than Last. any ono of our family now, we
Overwaists and regular waists never call in a doctor, but simply.
for fall aro mainly of the peasant use Dr. Williams' Pink Pills, and
or body and sleeve in one typo. they never disappoint us.
The uncurled ostrich plumes is a Sold by all mediciuo dealers or
newcomer in Fashion, with already
considerable popularity.
Black and white striped silk is an
'effective trimming for suits of the
fashionable new ochre shade.
Byron and Dutch collars both
continue in favor. Jabots are es-
pecially popular in the lacy varie-
ties.
In dressy gowns it is thought
that the high or empire waistline
will again be popular since some of
the latest models :show that ten-
dency.
ST, VITUSDANCE
tiiki� �a�v � Its Ours
1
S m s b
the Tonle Tufted,
St, Vitus dance is the commonest
fain of nervous trouble which af-
eliate children, 'nowise df the great
demands made ' on tho body by
growth and development, and there
1S the added strain caused by study..
It is when these domande become
so great that they impoverish the
blood, and the nerves fail to eceive
their full supply of nourishment,
that the nervous debility which
leads to St, Vitus dance.
The remarkable eue00ss of Dr,
Williams' Pink Pills in curing St.
Vitus dance, should lead parents • to
give their cbiideeu this groat blood
building medicine at the first algae
of the approach of the disease. Pa-
ler, listlessness, inattention, rest-
lessness and irritability are all
gymptems Which early show that the
blood and nerves are failing to meet
the demand's made upon them. Mrs,
A. Winters, Virden, Man., says;
"When my little girl was six years
old she was attacked with scarla-
tina, which was followed by St. Vi
Handbags are often made to
Match the gowns with which they
are carried.
Every new gown with the high
waist line has a sash or girdle of
-- A SHREWD SHOPPER.
The Little Play by Which She Won
Attentive Services
"Chicago people certainly have the
knack of getting on," a shopper said.
"In the suit department of a big store
1 met a Mirage woman who bad been
in New York Tess than a week. She
said she wasn't buying anything; had
just come to get the lay of the land.
In the process of getting it she stopped
a casligiri and said;
"'Is that Oltss Blake setting white Un -
on skirts to that fat woman, I under-
stand you have a Miss Blake to the
department.'
"'No; that is bliss Barton,' said the
cashgtrl.
"The Chicago woman wrote Mannino
in her address hook. Then she show-
ed me the names of saleswomen in
several other stores.
"'Tilts is only a preliminary to real
shopping,' she said. 'It pays to take
the extra trouble. If I expect to buy
more than $5worth of anything at a
strange store I learn beforehand the
name of the saleswoman whose looks
-Mike- best. Then when I go back to
bi,` sece,can say, as i sbail do here to-
morrow, 'I would like .Mss Barton to
wait on me,' and, although Miss Bar
ton has never set eyes on me, the fact
that I can call her name levee her the
impression that she must have sold
me a $100 dress at some time, and I
get twice as good service as I would
get If I knew nobody by name.' "
THE HOPEFUL ATTITUDE.
It Helps One In Striving to Realize
His Ambition.
There Is a tremeudous power In the
• habit of expectancy, the conviction
that we spell realize our ambition, that
our dreams shall come true, says Ori.
son Swett Mardon fu Success Maga.
sine. There Is no uplifting habit like
that of carrying an expectant, hopeful
attitude, of expecting that our heart
yearnings will be matched with real.
'"'N•••\. sties; that things ere going to turn out
yve11 and not ill; that we are going to
mucdeed; that, no matter what way or
may 110'0 .happen, we are going to be
happy
There is nothing else so helpful as
the carrying of tbfs optimistic, expect.
ant attitude—the attitude which al.
'Mays looks for and:expeets the best,
the highest, the happiest—and never
allowing oneself to get Into the pee
Mlinistic, discouraged mood,
Believe with ailyour.beart that yon
will do what yon were made to do,
Never for an lastant harbor a doubt of
this. Drive it out of your mind if 11
seeks an entrance. Iilnteetaln only the
friend thoughts or ideals of the thins
you are humid to achieve. Reject all
thought enemies, alt discouraging.
moods -everything which would eves
euggeot failure or onbarptneMs. -
by mail at 50 cents a box or six
boxes for $2.50 from The Dr. Wil-
liams' Medicine Oo., Brockville,
Ont.
s
".You don't seem to print the re-
sults of the races-" . "Yes we do,"
said the editor of the Plunkville
Palladium, "We have all the
bankruptcy news."
GOOD NEWS FOR. THE DEAF.
A celebrated New York Aurist
has been selected to demonstrate
to deaf people that deafness is a
disease and can be rapidly and
easily cured in year own home,
He proposes to prove this fact
by sending to any person having
trouble with their ears a trial
treatment of his new method ab-
solutely free. We advise all peo-
ple who have trouble with their
ears to immeulately address Dr.
Edward Gardener, Suite 914, No.
40 Wesb '.taan'ty-third street, New
York City, and we wish to assure
them that they will receive by re-
turn mail, absolutely free, a
"Trial Treatment."
"Artistic temperament," it's
called in the east. Out west it's
plain "bughouse."
A CERTAIN METHOD for curing cramp=;
diarrhoea and dysentery is by using
Painkiller.' This medicine bas sustained
the highest reputation for over El years.
Avoid substitutes, there is but one "Pain-
killer "—Perry Davis. -25e. and 50e.
Glass eyes are now made with
such perfection that even the wear-
ers are unable to see through the
deception.
•
It is only necessary to read the
testimonials to be convinced that
Holloway's Corn Ouro is unequal-
ed for the removal of corns, warts,
etc. It is a complete extinguisher.
Why wouldn't watered silk make
satisfactory bathing suits?
ingretitudo,,
"Toe remember dist gue, Jjln. BurkaD
asked an irate Bowery denizen, "Mee.
dat stili dot's dein' time no der tirel
-Singeteessimiglerseeten yore. Well
you know all 1 done far ,dal atin4
Men he was pinched didn't 1 put tel
der °vie ter der lawyers? Ptda't I nay
der witneeees? Sure 141d. Pe oriel
daY I rinks I'll fust go .ata' see dal
mutt just 4' leave him know his 'feeler
ain't tied de eau on 'lm. Se I driver
oat to de Sail an' goes into de wardeee
otfloe, an' he stem I goiter send me
card in. Me card! Wye get dell
Nati, auyway, 1 writes me name on e
piece o' paper, an' a guy takes it in 14
Jim Burke. an' what d' you rink dal
stiff tells dot guy to tell me?"
"I've ne idea," said the listener:
"Be tells him," concluded the angry
one. "1' teil we dat he ain't int" --Sec'
cells Magazine.
Mlnard's Liniment Cures Sums, Ole,
SORRY.
To the leader of a band, jocular-
ly spoken of in the locality as 'the
worst in seven different counties,"
there once came a man with a re-
quest that the band play at a cou-
sin's funeral. "Is it u, military fu-
neral' 1" asked the leader. "Not
at all," was the reply. "My cou-
sin was no military man; in fact,
he was never interested in matters
military. Nevertheless, it was his
express wish that your band should
play at his funeral." The leader
was surprised and flattered. "Is
that so?" he asked. "Yes," re-
sponded the other. "He said that
he wanted everybody in the place
to be sorry that he died." c
Regularity
of the bowels is an absolute neces-
sity for good health. Unless the
waste matter from the food which
collects there is got rid of et least
once a day, it decays and poisons the
whole body, causing biliousness, indi.
gestion and sick headaches. Saits
and other harsh mineral purgatives
irritate the delicate lining of the
bowels. Dr. Mone'* Indian yet
Pills —entirely vegetable -- rage ate
the bowels effectively without *wake
ening, sickening or gasping. 11*e
Dr. Morale's
Indian- Root PIIM
Women in a Sailboat,
7bere is justone place on a sailboat
for women. '.Peat is the cockpit. Re:
member 11At and keep them there,
even if it takes a soeiewhet pointed
request. The average :woman on
boat is not happy unless sbe is taking
risks by sitting out on deck or on top
of the cable or going forward of tine
mast. Warn her and she laughs at
you. She does not know that she le
endangering herself. Less than a year.
ago 1 saw two women knocked over-
hoard In a beavy sea because they in.
Meted oe sitting on top of the cabin
despite the protests of the man who
was sailing the boat. Ole himself was
greenborn and let bis boat jibe, the
boom clearing the top of the cabin be•
tore any one could say duck Robinson.
—Outing,
Had a Better StorY.
"Did you see the account of that
flash of lightning that burned the hair
from 'a boy's head without otherwise
hurting him?"
"1 did," answered the cbeertul liar,
"and 1 was pained to note the Incom-
pleteness of the story. Now, 1 happen
to know of a case teat is really .10 -
markable. The lightning entered a
barber's strop and not only undertook
the task of singeiog a man's Italy, but
it rung up the proper amount on the
cash register."
Feer of Revenge.
"Why are you crying, my little
man?"
"Cos I don't want to go to school."
"But why not?"
"Cos, sister jiltedthe schoolmaster
last nightl"—Loaded Opinion.
9.
quickly stops condhe, cures colds, heals
Om throat aedluada • • • 25 cents.
COLONIAL VIRGINIA.
The Haughty Planters Were Fierce
Foes of Royal Tyranny.
In no part of Alm world were social
distinctions more rigidly defined than
to colonial Virginia. The founders of
that colony stepped trona the brilltaut
court of Elizabeth into the forests of
Virginia, The Iordearoprietor trans-
ported to his estate a little army of
gentlemen and indentured servants,
and afterward came the aegt'o slave.
Each formed a CLASS apart from the
others, and almost at ouce there was
created a quasi system of aristocracy.
The proprietor obligated hlmse1f `to
protect his tenants from the Indians.
They in turn agreed to follow him to
battle, precisely the system lneugurat-
ed by William the conqueror for the
military defense of his realm. Ms en-
vironment naturally bred certain hab-
its of command, fostered a capacity for
directing the efforts of others and Im-
posed a sense of responeibility upon
the planter for the lives that were 1n
his keeping.
Above alt else the planter jealously
guarded his rights -as an English free,
man. When liberty languished In Eng-
land Ibe Virginian sturdily resisted ev-
ery aggression of royal tyrants. One
husband, one wife, one home, one king,
one God—this was the planter's creed.
But he reserved (be right to renounce
n monarch who violated the aucient
compact between king and people. No
other people numerically as unimpor-
tant as that group of Virginia settlers
bas giren to bumeaity so many mates -
men, soldiers, orators, patriots and.phf-
losopbers.—Everybody's Magazine.
want AKRE Q SCRATQlll.
Morris Quetzate an Max
oven -ye -
old Windeor boy, fell off bis bicycle
and scratched iris mat. e
thought teething ef the injury,
, lu
blood poisou set in and he is dead.
Snob incidents as 'these—by no
moans iufrecteent---ought is make
people realize the danger dear /nay
lie even in the smallest flesh
wound,
Take a simple illustration. When
e knife, a rusty needle, a splinter
of dirty wood, a barbed wire fence,
01! a thorn, eoretohes the hand, the
)atter is inoculated with germs, of
which th•e air about us is. fn11. Di-
redly these germs are introduoed
through the breach in the skin, a
battle royal ensues between them,
and certain organisms in our blood,.
The way to avoid serious results
is to cleanse :the wound and apply
tam-Buk, Zara -Bek is a powerful,
yet painless germ -killer, and when
applied tothe broken skin is ab-
sorbed into the tiesue, inetatttly de-
stroying the germs that spread dis-
ease and inflammation.
Zam--Buk must not be confused
with ordinary ointments. Zam-Buk
is a unique preparation, possessing
antiseptic, seething and healing
qualities that are not to be' found
together in any other preparation.
It is, not only a unique healing
balm, but .itis also ashin food. For
all skin diseases and injuries -=outs,
bruises, burns, eczema, chafing,
ulcers, ringworm, etc., it is without
equal. It is also used widely for
piles, for which it may be regarded
as a specific. All druggists and
stores 50 Dents a box, or Zam-Bek
Oo., Toronto, for price. Refuse
harmful imitations.
DETECTIVE WORK.
Scene, village Sunday .school
clergyman questioning a lot of small
boys in a farming district.
Clergyman -- "How did Jacob
know that it was Joseph sending
for him from Egypt?"
Small Boy (oxsitedly)—"He seed
his name on the waggons."
Mother Graves' Worm Extermin-
ator has the largest sale of any si-
milar preparation sold in Canada.
at always gives satisfaction by re-
storing health to the little folks.
DISTRESSING.
"Bobby," said his mother, ."eit
up straight and don't tuck your
napkin under your chin. I have
told you hundreds of times—"
"There," exploded Tommy ;
"you've made me lose the count 1
I don't know now whether it is 256
or 356 times I have chewed this
ham!"
Mlnard's Liniment Cures Dandruff.
- THE OLD, OLD CURE.
A moderately fond fattier discov-
ered his young hopeful reading a
dime novel.
"Unhand me, villain," the de-
tected boy thundered, "or thega
will be bloodshed!"
"No," said the father grimly,
tightening his hold on his sou's col-
lar. "Not bloodshed—woodshed."
Trial is Inexpensive: -To those
who suffer from dyspepsia, indiges-
tion, rheumatism or any ailment
arising from derangement of the
digestive .system, a trial of Parme-
lee's Vegetable Pills is recommend-
ed, should the sufferer be unac-
quainted with them. The trial will
be inexpensive and the result will
be another customer .for this excel-
lent medicine. So effective is their
action that many cures can certain-
ly be traced to their use where
other pills have proved ineffective.
AS A REMINDER.
His Wife --r `,John, do, you remem-
ber what took place just three years
ago to -day?"
Her Husband—"What 1 Is this
our wedding anniversary?"
His Wife -"N -no, Three years
ago to -day 'yon bought me a new
hat."
Baring the Foot et Worehip.
In India Plindous and 113ussnlmans
alike wear both sandals and shoos (slip-
pers) and the latter boots also, but the
invariable rule is to remove them after
entering a private bouse just, when
stepping on 1.0 the mat or carpet on
which the visitor takes his seat, They
must be cast off, the right boot or shoe
first, before the worshiper enters a
temple or mosque, and It is still re-
garded as an absolute profanation to
attempt to enter either fully shod. But
the domestic habit arose chit of Its ob-
vious propriety, and the religious rit-
ual of ''the shoes of the faithful,"
POW and for centuries past observed
throughout Islam, can be demonstrat
ed to have been dictated by', If indeed
It be not derived directly from, the uni-
versal social etiquette of the east..
Oen millionaires bo put down
among the popular airs of the day 7
When we hear a man howling for
justice we wonder what jail he
would land in if he got it.
Red, Weak, Wears, Watery /ryes.
Relieved By 81t,rine Dye Remedy. Try
Merino Tor Your Eye Troubles, You
At
Tour Druggists. 'Write For Eye Boolvo.
Free. Murine Eye Pemddy Co., Toronto
"A turtle is an animal that has
tiles en its back, and puts its head
into its mouth."
And we once heard of a man who
wrote a hoolt on "How to Get
Rioh" who lord actually done it
httnttelL�
11 qukk wee to rotlaave the taint
from other peopWa money is to
Pt yogi A]PiA I R II 4pl i).1
Minard's Liniment for sale eVsrywhore,
OPTIONAL.
Juvenile rack had been taught
to say a prayer each evening be-
fore retiring. In this prayer he
asked a blessing for members of
the family, One evening, however,
ho had been taken to les room fol-
lowing a display of temper. He had
quarrelled with hie sister and when
his mother had rebuked him he be-
came impudent and his father
spanked him. After he had been
undressed by his nurse lie said his
prayer, but omitted reference to
members of the family. .
"Aren't you going to ask a bias-
ing for papa and mamma and sis-
ter?" the nurse inquired.
"No," said Jack, decisively, "I'm
not. God can bless them If He
wants to, but if He is a friend of
mine, He won't,"
Sometimes the only compliment-
ary thing you oaf truthfully say of
an aequalntance is "He isn't any
worse than other men,"
SOFT LANDING,
It was in I±fiP, and tramps were
riding OA Oho bumpers of airdhil?s,
r'lloss," said the dusty 1ailgl'iin
of the olottds "if yet Meet Crow
me off, would 3 or meld doing me
ono favor?'"
"And what is that?" asked the
aerial brakeman, gruffly.
"Why, drop me down en top of
dal farmhouse shed where all dem'
rows of apple pies are cooling.
These rills Oerc Rheumatism. --
To the many who suffer from their-'
mate= a trial of Pai'melee's Vege-
table Pills is recommended, Time
have pronounced action upon the
liver and kidneys and by regulating'
the action of these organs' aot as an
alternative in preventing the ad-
mixture of uric acid and blood that
causes this painfei1 (isorder, They
mustbe taken aoeording to direo-
tions and sod ebeedlly and they
will speedily give evidence of their
beneficial effects.
AN' UNUSUAL OCCURRENCE.
Owlett—"I had an awful time
thinking up an excuse to givemy
wife when I got hone from the
club last night."
Ascunt--"Did she demand . one?"
Owlott—"Of course; I got home
so early it piqued her curiosity,"
et. Joseph, Levin, Tuly 14th, 100x.
MINARD'S LINIMENT CO.. LIMITED.
DBN1'ta11aN, I was badly kicked by my horse
last' May and after using sorest preparations on
toy le uothlug would do. My leg wasblack ae
Sat. I was laid up in bed fur a fortnight and
could not Hulk, After using threebottles of
year MINAltn'$ I,10104N'r I was perfectly
cured,es that 1 could start on the road.
JOS, DUPES,
Oommordalfiraveler.
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They relieve the worst heartache in 00 remotes or less.
IYatianet brut; end Chemical Company of 4bueda, l vested, . • e
at
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Stage Fun Unrehearsed,
Actors and 0411555es have a good
deal of fun among themselves on the
stage, thou@;) guying is, strongly dire
counteuaneed by good managers. Gore
erally the fun is quite impromptu, hut
sometimes a joke is carefully plasma
beforehand. Once, in a performance of
"The Lady of talo Lalte, ' ono of the
prineipai actors—Roderick Ditu—was
-known to be in pecuniary diff%oulties,
When Roderick gave tate line, I „am
Bodoriok Dhu," Fitz -James rest -rends
Or "Yes, and your root's dire too,"
A piece called "The' See" was Onto
produced, The early act, thawed that
tt was Poing to be a dead failure. At
a certain point a Character but to
resit oe, and shout, "Live hundred
gonads for the Spy 1" The author,
who was concealed behind a rock,
arose and cried, "It's yours copy-.
was the a peoThata
she end oftherfrmance.
CONFIRMED.
Ethel (oonfidentially)—"Do you
know Clara, that I. had two offers
of marriage last week?"
Clara (with enthusiasm)—"Oh,' I
am delighted, dear. Then the re-
port is really true that your uncle
left you bis money 7"
Very many persons die annually
from cholera and kindred summer
complaints,' who might have been
saved if proper remedies had been
used. If attacked do not delay in
getting a bottle of Dr, J. D, Iiel-
logg'e Dysentery Oordial, the medi-
cine that never fails to, effect a'
cure. Those who have used ie say
it acts promptly, and thoroughly
subdues' the pain and disease.
LIVE AND LEARN.
Son (first trip in railroad diner)
—"Pa, what is that ax in the end
,of the oar fore'
Father—"Wait until they serve
our steak, my boy, and you shall
see.,,
WE DIVE YRII A TIP1 Bu the genuine.
"The - D & L." Menthol Plasters. 'Un.
D. & L." by putting ftp a substitute.
.0161,, pa ems'3vad5 aq1 ba eSevicare -01101
principled mantttaeturer'S are t>;ying to
Lawrence Co.
Septimus—"Row is your little
girl, Mrs. Smith?" Mrs. Smith—
"My,}ittle boy is quite well, 0 thank
you," Septimus--"Oh, it's a boy,
I knew it was one or the other,
Mlnard's Liniment Relieves Neuralgia.
EXIT AND ENTER.
Exit the bozinet
Of genuine straw;
Enter the oyster,
Fried, scalloped or. raw.
A Medicine for tile Miner's Pack.
Prospectors and others going in-
to the mining regions whore doe -
toes are few and drug stores pot at
all, should provide themselves with
a supply of 3)r. Thomas' Eclectric
Oil. It wi11 offset the effects of ex-
posure,. reduce sprains, and when
taken internally trill prevent and
are colds and sore throat, and as
a lubricant will keep the muscles in
good condition.
AS HE SAW IT.
Artist and Social Worker.
Always keenly interested in 600881
problems, Sir William Richmond,
B.A.: who opened au exhibition at
Whitechapel, London, recently, has
great ideals for transforming London
into a beautiful city. The thanks of
'the public are due to him for his un-
ceasing efforts to get the smoke nuis-
ance of London stopped. He hates
ugliness• as much as he hates noise,
and some time ago announced his ire
tention of designing a motor -car on
graceful lines, because be considered
the motor -car of to -day a very ugly
machine. The famous Academician
was one of Loedort'a boy' Prodigies
some fifty years ago,, and 'often aston-
• iahed his friends andrelatives by car-
tooning them upon walls, doors, ta-
bl04—upon anything, In fact;, which
would bear the mark of his pencil.
i... - Advertising.
- ;Adversity has been the means of
making lenity nien famous, but seisms
rising is stili in the lead.
The jury room was hot and stuf-
fy. All tbrough the night, at in-
tervals of half an hour, a ballot
had been taken and no definite con-
clusion reached. The forenoon were
away, and on the forty-second bal-
lot the vote stood as it stood since
the exit from the court -room
El even—one.
When the foreman announced the
result, the "one" lean addressed
the "eleven" in angry tones:
"°Consarn you l You ate the
stubhornest men I ever saw."
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q�pp�� REASON k\l \6e hive had manufactured and have ready for
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100— 5 Horse Pourer Engines
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on request.
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