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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1904-6-30, Page 6Fashion Y. it; 100,04.4.4.4...:.4.4.444444444.41 sumismity FASHIONS. Green &glons makes ono ofthe coolest gowns White washable braid or pipings of white linea trim •sueti a gown attractively, end a whito leather belt adds a dressy touch. Some of the new low shoes have eyelets worked in heavy silk instead of being metal bound. The favorite leathers are patent leather and black Russia for walking shone, with tau Russia for colored shoes, The higli Cuban lieel rules. It is well placed at the back of the shoe, and it is not half as trying as tho ebsurod French heel. The widest of silk ties are alleoted. Inch -wide ribbons are used in place of the usual lace-. A novelty veiling, which is attrac- tive because of the odd combination, has royal bluo and grass green de- signs on a navy blue foundation. Each figure is made up in equal parts of the two shades, the pattern being an oval. The edge is neatly finished with an inewevide hem. All sorts of fabric and silk gloves aro on the market, the coolest of all being the open meshed silk. They will stand very hard wear, and are offered in a variety of styles. For driving, meshed silk with soft leath- er palms are sold. These aro the proper wear for golf, it any gloves at all are required. Real Chinese coats are worn, for dressing sacques, most often without the petticoat, that article with, its rich embroideries usually haying been cut up to trim a dinner waist or an. opera cloak, Nothing. much easier has yet bean devised for the draping of a girdle than the latest former on the mar- ket. This is simply a narrow blade of steel, some tour inches M length. At either end are tiny teeth and slides intended to hold the sash rib- bon firmly. It is placed in the cen- ter ot the back and the girdle ad - lusts itself in natural folds from this point. Pale colored leather belt are fash- ionable and new. Bose, yellow, blue and gray leathers are embroid- ered in gold and silver, with haw - BANISH THE WRINKLES, In Many Oases They Are Natal Signs of the Ailments of Women. A, vellum's face plainly indicates the state of her health, Wrinkles, which every woman dreads, ere not necessarily a sign of ago. Palor of face, wrinkles and a prematurely aged appearance aro the outward in- dication of those ailmentthat afflict womankind alone, and from which she too often suffers in uncomplain- ing silence, rather than consult a doctor. In this condition Dr. Wil- liams' Pink Pills are women's best friend. They actually make new, rich, lett blood, and this blood act- ing upon the nerves and all tho or- gans of the body, brings new health and happiness to weak, ovary and despondent women, Airs. John Mc - Kerr, Chickney, N.W.T., tells for the benefit of other suffering women how she found new health through the use of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. "For some years," says Mrs. Ales Kerr, "I was greatly afflicted with the ailments that make the lives of so many of my sex miserable. The suffering I endured can only be un- derstood by those who are similarly afflicted. I tried matey medicines but found none that helped mo until I began the use of Dr, \\Whams' Pink Pills. These have actually mado mo feel like a new person, and the suf- fering I had endured almost contin- uously has passed away, and life is no longer the burden it once seemed, l' think ,these pills worth their weight in gold to all who suffer from fe- male complaints or general prostra- tion," We ask every suffering woman to al Academic, new living, has taught give Dr. Williams' rink rota a fair himself to write simultaneously with trial. They will not disappoint you, two penells, one being held in tho and the benefit they will give is not right hand, for an hour or a day -it is perman- THE OTHER IN THE LETT. ent. You can get these pills from Tho caligrapliy et the one is forward, any dealer in medicine or by moti the other backward, but both are from. the Dr. Williams' Medicine Co,, equally plain and legible. Also, there Brockville, Ont., at 50 cents a box is an eminent London surgeon, recent - or six boxes for $2.50. See that the ly made a knight, who spent threo full name, "Dr. Williams' Pink Pills years teachina himself to use both for Pale People," is on the wrapper - hands independently in order to aid around the box. him in operating. -......--.4.--- Every lover of first-class cricket, SERVANTS IN RTJSSIA. too, must have noticed that many of — our best fielders have acquired the Law Excludes Them as Witnesses art of using either arm °smelly well. Against Employers. Other leading exponents of the garno have taught themselves to bowl loft - The Russian servant is hired for handed while continuing to bat right - ono year, and is told exactly what handed. his particular duty is to be. Ile thorn flowers or writhing royal mon- then sticks to that one duty. As sters; and the buckles are gold or long as each servant faithfully per - silver set with stones in harmony forms the special duties of his posi- with the color of the leathee. tion all is well; but the neglectful The curtain veil is much worn. butler, or cook, or coachman is sent Gauze veils with borders of chenille :by tho employer with a written note dots aro inexpensive and pretty. Ito the Police Judge, who atter caro - Others have ruffles and tiny tiny !fully hives tigeting the complaints ruches of ribbon or gauze, and even has a right to order bodily punish - fringes of chenille. These are more ' ment or to write a bad mark in the expensive, and being very fragile ' book kept for the purpose. must be considered extravagant. In great Russian households often Point d'esprit veils trimmed with from twenty to fifty servants are lace aro more serviceable. They aro kept, and even the middle class fain - pinned around the hat brim and al. lilies have two to four. The pay of Will WE USE LEFT HAND REASON IS BECAUSE WE ARE LEFT -HEAPED, Woman Now -a -days Has lere Power in her Left Hand Than Nan. Why aro we rightliandecl? The warningly simple question has puzzled sidentiets and others Mason from thno inanemorial. Alid yet, when we come to reflect upon the matter, the enforce soon between ap- parent. We aro right-licuuled Imeatese wo eve left -headed. That is to say, the bet the two hemispheres into which the brain is divided, the ono which is responsible for muscular action on the right side of the body, is larger and heavier than its counterpart. And this coin- Pexative excess of bulk and weight again is dee to the henrt le.ing situ- ated on the left side of the body. The left limdsAiere gets, In coneequence, mono than its proper share of the blood which is continually being pumped upwards by that organ. If the heart were on the right side of the body, mankind would be left- handed; as It is, he is, and always will be, right-handed. This follows naturally; but, of course, training and custom will work wonders in this direction as in any other. For instance, most mon who shave ehemselt es are eble to usa a razor, cui exceedingly delicate instrument, equally well with both hands. A distinguished member of the Roy - Tho trained smeilist, again, makes far more use of his left hand than of his right, both for offence and for defence, And the violinist or the pia - list brings both hanns into play equ- al -1Y, although after a different fashion. All of which goes to prove that, although man is naturally a right - landed animal, it is a comparatively easy matter for him to acquire equal dexterity with either, or with both. Also, there is every reason to be- lieve that paleolithic Man Wen ambid- extrous, at all events to a far greet- er extent than his modern descendant, " lowed to tall as far as the chin, the , these servants varies according to But how on earth," you perhaps line across theface being perfectly the line of work. Mile tho "chiefs" not unnaturally inquire, "cao we speak thus confidently about a gentle- man who roamed this earth for the last time some flva hundred centuries ago?" The ,answer is that the paleolithic man was, in his way, both a sculp- tor and an artist, and we know, from the specimens of his work which have come down to uS, that ho carved and painted just as often with his left hand as with his right, and JIJST AS SUCCESSFULLY. For these specimens are mostly. fac- es and figures in profile of nem and animals, drawn on or out in bone or mammoth tusk, end their faces or heads are indiseriminately left aid right. Modern man does not do this. Try for youreclf. Drew- with the fore - !Meier of your right hand an imag- inary hums' prolle on the. page on which these words aro printed, You will find that you naturally and in- stinctively draw it with the face turned towards the left, how trace a similar profile, in im- agination again, with the forannger by a !Matta their employers. Even when worn lately at a wedding they quit 0110 place and take service of your left hand. You trill observe young girl. bad the girdle and lone sash ends of bright ciel blue. It was that you just as naturally and in- stinctively draw it looking to the in another family they would never only a bit of color on the frock, but .luention anything about their former right. masters. This discretion goes so far her large round cream straw hat was wreathed with tiny pink roses, blue that even the law considers it. In The inference is obvious. These forget-me-nots, and now and then a Russia the law excludes servants as Primitive men, Who draw right-inclin- yellow daisy showing in the wreath, !witnesses] against their former or led and left-inslined profiles with eint- Green sashes are especially. pretty .Present employers. SO bang, at least, al grace, and equally °Ron, must have with ecru frocks. las these servants UM not suspected been able and accustomed to use both In foulards the dots lead, and if of having taken part in the crime. [hands with equal artietic cunning and flowered there are usually dots to be seen on the background. Nearly all of the foulards have stiff, small de- signs. Blues, browns, heliotropes, and greens spotted with white lead in that ever popular silk. Often the dots are largo, with waving lines on the background, if the ground bo while or vory light. A lavender background, with largo chmk helio- trope polka dots and waving black linos, is efTective. Some of these foulards are trimmed with the prim little bows in black velvet called the Louis bows, While the foulard designs are small and conventional, the organdies. Mouesolines, grenadines, and other thin. light fabrics show large, blurr- ed designs usually in flowers. straight. These veils taper at the ends and are arranged to fall in the back live sash ends. FASHION'S DICTATES. Mon the shirt waist suit is made of some soft material like cot- ton damask, scrim, or fine momio cloth, it is well to have the stock, belt, and cuffs made of the same ma- terial as the dress. Tlie stock and in the kitchens of wealthy families often receive $1001) a year, a took in an ordinary. citizen's employ gets no more than $6U a year, and a maid of all work never gets more than $25 a year, At Easter every servant gets a present, generally a suit or dress. Every other Sunday the servants in a Russian household aro entirely free. Their work stops Saturday belt are made on a thin crinoline night after supper, when the servants foundation; the bow of the stock is leave the liouse not to return until the next Monday morning. The em- 1=dg-in the new approved fashion, ployers never ask where or liow the with two ends. at the left side and e two loops at the right. These dainty fretime 15 spent. Bussisua servants will pilfer. Stile° accessories to the shirt week, suit Russian ladies leave everythine, to will be found inclispensablo to 'On - the 'care of the servants, the latter woman who has learned how much a the little things in dress count, do s they please. The men servants smoke cigars 1.e - pointed ends of the stock and of the To give a pretty finish to the longing to their masters and pay frequent visits to the wino cellars of crush belt, French knots of a con- trasting color may 130 scattered on the house, but a gentleman would them, consider it "demeaning" himself to White frocks -usually ,how sashes prosecute a servant for this. of some bright coIor, or of the chine Tlie Russian servants will talk about fellow servants, but never ribbons A. whi Le batiste frock 4 WAR. Gunpowder has spoiled war. War was always detrimental to the solid interests of mankind. 13ut in old times it was good for eoniething; it painted well, sung divinely, furnished Binds. But invisible butchers', un- der a pall ot smoke a fur -long thick, who is any the better for that 1-- Cherlos Betide. As lung as mankind shall continue to bestow 1110113 liberal applause an :their destroyers than on their bene- factora the thirst of military glory will ever be the vice of the most cxb ed cheracters.--G ibon. 'Marl wars destroy in one year the worlts of many yawn of pone:L-130n- iambi Franklin, 11r, 'follerly-"Could you marry a Very old man with a good deal of tummy, t he told yotl frankly kow ' Old he weer end how beech he was Seorth?" llliss TirrielSS-d'ITote mudi da 10 WorthVe NATURE'S WARNING SIGNAL Tlie cry of a baby is nature's Warn Mg signal that there is somethingwrong.w1ng, wrong. If a little one 10 fretful nervous or eleeplees, the sato thing to do is to administer a dose o Baby's Own Tablets. They speedile cure ail the little ills of childhood o.nd give sound, natural sleep, he cause they remove the cause of th wakefulness and crossness. Mrs. T L. McCormick, Pelee Island Ont,, says : "1 an nevor,yorriet about baby's health 01•11011 1 have th Tablets in the house; they nlway give prompt relief for ell Little ail tnents." Tito Tablets are good foe children of all ages, and are germ anteed to contain no opiate, If yoi do not find the Tablets at your mad icino dealers send 20 cents to The Dr. Williams Medicine Co., Brock- ville, Ont., cold st box will be sent you by mall post paid, It is pretty certain, however, that they used their right hands in fight- ing more than they did their bat. - Fighting even in those early days Was done with weapons of a sort, pointed !weapons too, and your typical prim- itive roan quickly discovered for him- self that to spears and swords the 7 heart was very vulnerable. So he ' used his left lisnd to who'd it, there- ; ,by condemning that member to coin - !Iterative inactivity, and WIT H1118 1118 IlIGITT. Woman, howover, did comparatively o !little fighrinc ting: l, as eanSeullenCe, 'she retains, even to this day, a far greater degree of ambidextrousskiIl than man. She buttons, for instance, hor *ems with hor left hand, and they are inacle, preetunably, to suit her convenience in this diroution, with the buttons on the loft side and the buttonholes on the right., Man, on the other hand, rias for unnumbered centuries found it more , convenient to have lila clothes made with the buttons on the right Side and tits button-holee WI the left. Anil hu Anere Wo 001110 pon one of the Many stumbling blooks which litter the path of those who would advoc,ato universal ambidexterity. They have not only to Net them- tolves to eeimterect a natural ten- dency due to a physicilogical Mete the preponderance namely in wolght, and therefor° in activity, of ono side of the lwain 0000 the other. But they meet reconstitute the whole order of dings from the comlnencement, not to speak of alterieg the inherited hs - hits cif unnumbered geuerations To go beak for a raiment to the , instance sited above; mon Who trice to put on and batten tip a Worcian'e WATCHES BEA I trs ACTION. An exceptionally useful little in- etrument has lately been invented and is in constant une in the Massarhu- setts Hospital. St enables any one to obeerve tho slightest chenges in the action of his own heart. Among Other things the instrument indicates the ;stimulating effect of a glees of alcoholic liquor. Tho Spirit Is found to increase a man's vitality and Working mover seven per cent, for thirty Minutes, 'Ilion follows a fttlle Ing off of live per eent, below the normal, When a Wicionser begins Id tell lite troubleg to a Widow ilto knows he is going to ask lier in share thens MORE EVIDENDE FROM MONTREAL TEAT DODD'S KIDNEY PILLS .ALWAYS CURE oltopsT. It Is a Kidney Disease and is Cured by Curing the Kidneys- Dodd's Kidney Pills Never Fail to Cure the Kidneys. Montreal, Que,, Juno 211, -(Special). -Every day brings forth fresh proof that Dropsy is caused by diseased Kideteys and that the ono sure way to cure it is to matte the Kidneys stoong end healthy by usieg Dodd's Kidney Pills, Mr. Geo. Robertson, 802 St. James Street, this city, le ono of Mese who has proved this be- yond the shadow of a doubt, Mr. Robertson says: "My feet were so much swollen from Dropsy that when I got out of bed In tho mornings I could hardly put them on the floor. My arms used to swell at times so that I could not put on my coat. "I had to be tapped to relieve me of the terrible pains. "On the advice of a, friend I began to tali() Dodd's Kidney Pills, and before I had used the second box I began to feel better. Seven boxes cured me completely." Rheumatism, !Diabetes, Bright's Dis- ease, tun some of the many forms of Kidney Disease that Docld's Kidney Pills never fall to cure promptly and perm anently. waterproof, or a young man attempts to don and fasten a man's overcoat, will each find that neither hand is readily capable of performing TIM, PART OF THE OTHER. And this is only one instance out of tens of thousands. We feed our- selves ambidexterously, but we al- ways take the knife in the right hand, the fork in the left; and they aro made specially to suit people using them that way. You could not conveniently use a cork -screw, as at present niade, with your left hand, no matter how dex- terous you might be with that mem- ber in other eireecions. The trend of the screw would not permit of it. To be really and truly ambidextrous in all our actions, we should have to have things made differently for two hands -to have rights rind lefts in everything, the sante as we 'do now in boots and gloves. If it were oth- erwise, even with all the training and practice in the world, the right hand would inevitably regain sooner or later the supremacy of which wo aro parsikveed. d to imagine it temporarily de - The truth of the matter really is that ambidexterity is not wanted. Man, it is true, came originally to be. right-handed through a purely physiological peculiarity, But ho re- mains right-handed because he finds it more convenient. The left hand when used, is almost always subsidiary to the right. With the former the painter holds his pal- ette, but ho paints his picture with the brush held in the latter. The tailor stitches with the right, the cloth ho supports with the left. Ant so on.-Terirson's Weekly. CURE FOR INDIGESTION. Scientifie investigation has discov- ered that that troublesome disease, dyspepsia, can be cured by short in- tervels of exposure to intense cold, followed by hearty eating. 'M. Raoul Pictet, a Swiss gentleman was. ex- perimenting With a low temperature. Ho had produced an artificial tem- perature in a sort of pit which caus- ed the thermometer to sink to 140 or 130 degrees below zero. Among other experiments lie exposed him- self for a brief interval to this tem- perature by lowering himself into the pit. On emerging he found himself intensely hungry and ate freely. The process was repeated several timee, and as a result, he fotuid himself cur- ed of chronic indigestion, from which lie had suffered for yecon. • She -What do 3 -OOT Milli of young Joblot's engagement to Miss Pinlc- bebgbil I don't know. He might 'clo a good deal WOrSo. She - Yes, and I'm sure be will -if he mac ries her. FOOD FACTS. What an M. D. Learned, A prominent Physician of Rome, Georgia, went through a loon ex- perience which he inaltos public: "It was lily own experience that first led me to advocate Graeo-Nuts food and I also Dow from having prescribed it to convalescents and other weals patients that the food is a wonderful rebuilder and restorer of nerve and brain tissue, as well .as muscle, It improves tho digestion and Sick patients always gain just as I did in strength and weight very rapidly. "I was in such a low state that I had to give up my work entirely and go to the mountains of this state, but two months there did not irn- prove me: in fact I was not quite as Well as when I loft home. My food elesolutefy refused to sustain mo and it became plain that I must change, then I began to use Grape -Nuts food and in two weeks I could walk a mile without the least fatigue and in five weeks returned to My home and practice, taking up hard work again, Shim that time 1 have telt as well and strong as I ever did' in any life. "As a physician who stooks to help all sutTerees I Consider it a duty to mike these facts public." Name given by Poettun Po, Battle Creek, 1\j'il`rchial 10 days on 8 rape-gtag the ?equip food does not sone to sustain the body Will work miracles. "Tbiere's a reagent." Look jet each. package Mr the tam - out) iitf,io botsk, "Tho Road in Well - 34110.'1 f.'313;51 E•KIParitSl1. fineRowari will be paid by " Levet. Brothers Limited, Toronto, to any person who San prove that this soap contains my form of adulteration whatsoever, er contains any injurious chemicals. Ask for the Oetagen ntue ass twasaannozoamausa=aca,amiam,aposoramaa THE FIFTY MILLION DOLLAR WORLD'S FAIR ST. LOWS. District Passenger Agent McDonald of the Grand Trunk Railway who recently returned from St, Louis, stntes that it is bard to find suit- able language to describe the magni- tude and beauty of the greatest Ex position ever held. The site of 1240 acres being two miles long and ono mile wide, is covered with beautiful buildings, broken with lagoons, canals, grand courts, monuments, statuary, parhs, etc., all forming a picture that must be seen to be realized. An Electrical railway, called the Intraneural, makes it easy to get from one part of the grounds to another, and follow out the daily progrannne, enjoying en hour listen- ing to "Sousa's' or other famous bands, or taking. in a lecture or ad- dress, or Art Gallery. When you consider the immensity of the buildings, one alone having over 20 acres Of floor epee°, and re- flect that they aro fluied with the choicest of exhibits from all over the world, one exhibitor vying with another to obtain the coveted Gold Modal, it seems to suggest the thought of what a grand opportue- ity and an education it will be, to• the young men and women of our land, to spend a week or two at St, Loomis tithe year. Really no in- telligent man, women or child can afford to miss this great World's treat. The beautiful Electric lighting of the Pan American Exposition, which few thought would ever he approach - ad is entirely eclipsed by this Mon- ster Fait. One of the features of the fair, is the "Inside Inn," a hotel accommo- dating 6,000, splendidly run, and at reasonable rates. The total expenses of a trip to St. Louis based on half railway rates, is within the reach of all and per- mits stop over at Chicago, and other points, and the trip is made quickly and comfortably. It is the intention of the Grand Trunk to run through cars from Montreal and Toronto to St. Louis, commencing Juno 1.8th, and possibly before. The Canadian Press Associ ttion were unanimous in their praise of tho Grand Trunk and Illinois Central route, and with the Exposition. 23-04. WONDERS 01' FLOWERS. The sensitiveness of plants and flow- ers to certain conditions of weather and light is such that it is always possible that they may bale other properties not yet discovered. 'Phere is an American garden, for instance, in which the flowers are so selected that one sot closes at each hour of the day. Others only open and shod perfume at night, others curl up ,and suppress their existence for months, yet will open in a Sow minutes and put forth buds in a few hours when immersed in water. How's This We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any enee of Catarrh that cannot be cured by 1 -ball's Vatarrh CU10, P. J. ONDNIDY & 00., Toledo, Q. Wo, the undersigneti, have known tilieney for the lest 15 years, and believe him perfectly honorable in all beS1 fleas transactions, and flnanciall5t able to carry out any obligations made by his 111'10, WAL,Dfl411, KiNNAN d MARVIN, Wholesale Druggists'Toledo, 0. -Dallis Catarrh Oure is taken internal- ly, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Testi- monials sent free. Priem T5c, per bottle, Bold by all Druggists. Take hall's nanny Pins for consti- pation. We may beat our swords to plough- shares And our spears to pruning -hooks, And betake ourselves to farming In the peaceful country nooks; But we want them back as weapons When we find et early dawn That our neighbor's scraggy chick- ens Have 130013 scratchieg up our lawn. CLEViS1T TOMMY. "iVilere ibo tho bees get the honey fronl, daddy?" "Why from the flowers, of course, Tommy, I did Oleic you knew as inueb as that!" "Oli, I know. But I wanted to find out if you did!" Minard's Liniment Is used by Physicians An old bachelor who tens very bald fell in love with a pretty widow, whose late htosbttnd'5 name was Robin. One evening the bachelor dropped in to have a cup of tea with the widow, After tea was over she commenced to sing 'Robin 'Adair," The bachelor picked up his bat and said : "Madmen even if your husband did halo hair, it's 110 fault ot mine that 1 heven't." 'Then ho fled. "Harkins," said the head of the firm to the foreman, "the firm has decided to inaugurate a system of pront-sharieg with its employes," "Good!" replied the foreman. "What were the firm's profits last year ?" "Last year the firm Met $8,000. That necessitates a reduction of 10 per cent. In Wages under tho new gyetem, Toll the men the new ar- rengement. comae into effect immed- iately." A. Man lb tremble ie apt to dlse eOver that his friende are not its friendly as they might he. -kfei l,lPe-feh4 4af• iz C tov,crz?/ i/Zer, 4�1W.- a/0e, 407 et, clea ked eike re, e, W47,141,d, f-tA 249z77 Potatoes, Poultry, Eggs, Butter, App 15 Lot ue have your consignment of any of those articles and we Wleii get you good priceS. THE aftwaoN ow/in/Hamm 0 u Cor, West Market and bolborno 81a, TORONTO. BLAUNTS 01' FISH AND GAME. Attractions for Sportsmen on the Line of the Grand Trunk. The Crand Trunk Railivay Company bias issued a handsome publication, profusely illustrated with , lialf-Lono engravings, descriptive of the many attractive localities for sportsmen on their lino of railway. Many of the regions reached by tho Grand Trunk seem to have been specially prepared for the delectation of mankind, and where for a brief period the cares of business aro cast aside and life is given up to enjoyment. Not only do the "Highlands of Ontario" present unrivalled facilities for both hunting, fishing and camping, but the 30,000 Islands of the Georgian Bay, Thou- sand Islands and St. Lawrence Riv- er, Rideau River and Lakes, Lake St. John, and the Many attractive lo- :haliritei,espreicilientMeZiunasl. ao'pldpoNrteuwnitIllesamfort health, pleasure end sport. All these localities are reached by the Grand Trunk Railway System. and on trains unequalled on the continent. Abstracts of Ontario, Michigan, Que- bec, Now Iletinpshiro and Maine fish and game laws are inserted in the publication for the guidance of sportsmen. The Grand Trunk Peel - way has also issued descriptive il- luserated matter for each district smi- °rattily, which . are sent free on ap- plication to the agents of tho Com- pany and to Mr. 3. D. McDonald, District Passenger Agent, G. T. IL, Union Station, Toronto, Lever's Y -Z (Wise Head) Disinfect- ant Soap Powder dusted in the bath, softens the water and disin- fects. Crabshaw-Fie has the inventive fa,- culty very highly developed. Craw- ford -What has he invented? Crab- shaw-Nothing, so far as I know. 13ut when his wife goes out ho can think of things to keep tho baby amused by the hour. Por Over Sixty Years Inns, 1Vzser.oir's Soorons0 SS110P hue been need millions of mothers for their children while teething. Domaine Medina teams the room aline Pala, Mum wind COI la, regulates the stomach and bowels, and in the isietrtoority, rig:That thttleaty:fivil cents a liettl7 enk fort Lied. wessi,WeVeerlitDeir4...r2'1f-'01 rrn KNEW THE GENUS. During 0 lesson on the animal kingdom the teacher asked if any one could give an example of an animal of the order of edentate., that is, ono which is without teeth. "I cant" cried Reginald, his face beaming with the pleasure of assur- ed knowledge, • "Well, what is it'?" said the teach- er. "Grandpa!" ho shouted. At the Yarmouth Y. 11. C. A, Boys' Camp held at 'Puska Falls in Aug- ust, I found MTNARD'S LINIMENT most beneficial for sun burn, an im- mediate relief fci:' colic and tooth- ache. Aunmai sroxEsi. General Secretary. "My boy," said the old gentleman, "there's only ono thing that stands between you and success," "And What is that?" risked the typietli. "11 you worked as hard at working as you do at trying to find out some way to avoid working, yoti could easily acquire both fame and for- tunel° Keep Minard s Liniment In the Pause, FACES IN COINS. In connection witli the new 188110 of coins it is not generally known that the Duchess of Pbetsineuth has boon tho Britannia on all British copper coins since Charles IT. iolrs bofar1hct Washington used to beam from the United States Treasury notes. A ern - fairy ago the liotlicithilds similarly adorned their notes with the benevo- lent face of Baroness de Rothschild; and in 1807 the State Bank ot Ruda Pestli engraved the radiant counten- ance of Mme. Luise Malta, the prima donna, on its thousand -gulden notes, La grippe, pneemonia, and onza often leave a nasty cough when they're gone. cItuirseaitdiavnitgherotte thing to neglcet. hill lot 11! n.upti Cure ThooniaLung Tho cure that ie guaratteccl by your dreggist. Priced: S. b. & Co. cos 250. 500 $1 :LibRoY,N.V..Toratto. 2-28 '.40) OVER THE WABASH. To the Croat World's Fair S Louis, Mo., everything is now Win open, round trip tickets On sale unt. December 1st, at lowest first-clar ono -way fare, good fifteen days, fa' and a third good sixty days, Now the time to see this, the greatest t all Expositions in the history of ti•i World. The great Wabash is tlt, Banner Lino, tho shortest and est route from Canada to St. Lauri'. The through trains on the WabasS;, are the admiration of all travelers • going to St. Louis. For time tables and descriptive '0' der, address J. A. Riehardtion, Dlo. tract Passenger Agent, Northeast corner King and Yong° Streets, To- ronto. 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