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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1905-3-9, Page 3,ik+444,1 lr3'dcr3r io,fe r'3r++ Ire 4rieRr Fashion H 1I hits. MM 9Wir 3 cdr+ +3^si^+,14 i� k4144,14 4 SPRING HATS. One secs. at it glance that the gen- oral plan of the :awing hale is mit SU much- plehcru0quu as dashing and meant, `Pings and quills at)pectr prominently among the trilnnnings. A great many aigrettes are Sewn, 1.11. tie 141erling silver match boxes with a'pat 1101 arrn11gonlcn't for light - 11g the matches have in aLlreetivu figure in repousse for e.lecorationt. Llnm pattern «kills, ready- elanlp- , , 25 n 1 It e0 -a and 011 for t. 1x1110 d1, 1t r ., 7, 'lent materiel 1 d' Idle shirt- ing1. 'Phe 1 1, s c t ing order, The designs include eye- let pal terns, wflu floral designs and CCM .yen tio) 11101,11.1.0. (.11 111'011, diy0ussul111l, and malinv hats will be worn a great dial, and. its it is poseibie to buy bea,llit111 'Shapes in these nln13rials, the 000n0- nlieal woman will rejoice in the news. Mont of the shapes require little trimming, a flower er_iwu or .a bow. • Almost anything and everything in the way of a belt "goes" now, and there is app,llreully no (and to the pretty conceits. A bright grove sills one, girdle style, has a smartlittle bow placed directly in front and held by a stunning loll.,, oval buckle, gold studded, with green stones. There is such an extraordinary showing. of laces to be found in the shops and at Such extremely reason- able prices that oils wonders whe- ther lace will 110 used on exclusive frocks, but the mod isles say "out,,, and we. may 001rt113110 lace hunting, Grenadine foulard, one of the new Thin silk fa1)111s for Sn1111.111ei' and 00ening wens., conies in plain am] lace stripped grounel1 sprinkled «'ith local patterns. It is :32 11IC11,5 wide and $1 a yttl'ci, This k year, ribbons ms is n sit y1, ,ail 111 ons of great beauty aro used lavishly nn the new hats. As a Pule teat, aro of the softest and meet pliable silks, and are put on, not le slit? bolus, but folded and crushed into rosettes. Several tones of color are used in these rosettes, giving a flower-like effect. A collar in turndown style is made ofa 1,,white uit coarse t va ulnen, with batten - holed edges and eyelet embroidery. A bright red Windsor is run through two long eyelets and tied in four-in- hand, with one very short ribbon and. Among the now trimming's there is a wide variety of batiste and linen crash insertions anci edgings, which aro npplqued and embroidered ela- borately, A largo number of the most recently opened of these trim- mings have gold or silver threads in- troduced into they pa1tcl•ns. Roth galloons and edgings ate often easily separable. White pongee, is pure white, cream, string, oyster, and other o0 shades, is extremely pretty, bath for separate Waists and for gowns. The material is one of the most pli- able in the world of textiles, Al- most anything can be dote with it, and pongee gowtOS 01') ll0Pe'r 50 beau- tiful its when they are self -trimmed. The rale coat, like tit° automobile dress, began life by filling n stern necessity. Both wore ugly, but con- venient. Slowly rho ugliness has been overcome. espeeta.11y in the Case of the rain coat. Many rain coats, for example, those made of craven- otte, are quite fine enough to do duly for other occasions, Ora.Venette is for ninny reasons besides the ono just mentioned the ideal fabric 1 r I'o • rain coats. It Is soft and pliable, fa11e in graceful 111105, anti is very durable, It can be had in a vari- ety of colors, and coats are now merle for sale in the shops in very_ good redingote modals, 310)10 of thOsc are three -qua' -tor length, but only' the full-length ones can be de- pended uo-pended upon to protect the dress, Mien's belts for spring and summer will be seven -eights and one inch wide and be made Its plainly as pos- sible, says the Hah01•clashol'. ' Tan pigskin ald black calf aro old favor- ites, white seal, morocco x111 whale skin are also used to some extent in • line belts. The ornamentation lies only in the buckles, square and oval, which are of ch>ll-finished gold plate, polished gold plate, and also oxirl'tzod twat glue vital to acc0111- P01y black belts. Colored handkerchiefs will still be smart for spring, and the lined article will be a shade smarter than the silk and linen mixture, Italie, blue, tan, sicy, pislacho, black and white end nankin are dainty, while grounds bearing plaids, jacquard figures, graduated spots and fleur- cls-lis are pleasing. Farley 1vaiStooats will be as proper e5 OVer, -11111 the trend 75 away from brown, which has been done to 'death, 9,1id toward 17101'0 springlike shades, such as corn and biscuit, They aro cut a bit higher to accord with the mode of the new season. While the -general leaning of rtulhion is to brightness and color, there are rio signs that spring is to upset in any $01150 the acceptedstandards. lo IH CHILD TORTITR:CI, Tho National Society for the Pre- vention of Cruelty to Children Mas a , remarkable museum where, within a glass case, is a colleci.10ln of i1)1,- plenents of torture. Straps of every description aro there, sticks, clubs, and ropes, with the knotssti11 in them, ' that once held childish wrists fart, There ,aro also tWiSted hooks, bamboo canes, and a dale with a padlock by which an imbeCile child was for ;yea's fa510nn'el to a post, I1'anying by itself Is .a ;straw basket two'feet long and a foot dleop in which twins were found on Whitby farm.. ST, VIT'I,TS DANCE, Nervous Trouble That Yields Read- ily to Dr, William's Pink Pills, 13t, Vitus 1)ance, is a (10111014)11 dis- ease.Jlnrong children, but it often at- tacks 110111 men and Wumeu of 110rv- 005 temperament,. 1.1S 0Ynuptoins ate shaky heeds, jerky arms tre111b- 1ing legs, twitehinl, ,rlurteleti 11)1110" 11)111'8 11111'power of sp0e011 is affected. The only earn 11331 hl I>1enl,v of blood, Mem:Ise goad blood is the life, -blood of the nerves, 11r. WI lams' P11111 Pills newer fail to cure ,St. VI1104 Daiwa, herans0 l hey stake the 'rich, red blood Nutt feeds Ih3 tlerv1s and keeps (hent 01,ran3 111111 steady. Ah:4. Will, 1.4')cdlie, Welland, (ant., nes seriously a11110(1'(l with Sl, Cit is Vence, and no treat went helped for until she bagel] the eat of Dr. 'Williams' 171)11 L'ills. airs Let -chic I4111At ti 11108 the trouble Was s1) seVere that 1 could not take l drink of 1% oleo unaided, and Could nut trust myself to 1(1151' a dish, 'There Was a 001151alit involurdlu.y motion 0f 11),= 1111115, ami at 1 imes 1 could neither eat, walk nor talk. .1 grew pale and ll1rai'ialetl, and illy We was fairly a burden, Doctors' treniteen1, which 1 tens laking' almost continu- ously, did not do Nue a portieli' of good and' had almost come I0 the cu11111181011 that there Wits no Imre for ale. i Wins in What Insist. be 0011- 101lm'etl a desperate 1011111111111 when 1 11101 advised to the I1r, 1C3ilialus' fink P111s. In the course of a few weeks after 1. had begun (111lr use, there was a marked 11n1n•ovemeot in my condition, and by the t1111e 1 111111 Miceli nine Mixes every symptom mf the trouble had disappeared, and 3 Was ns heellhy and active its in g•irlhood," It is heransei Ir, Williams' Pink Pills g'o right 1l>Wn to the root of the trouble it the blood that they cure such diseases as 1-•1, Vitra Dance, neuralgia, nervous prosira- 111111 e , 11 11 r l n flu backaches n head- aches, Imd tt a,hes, Iheinnatlste kidney trouble, i11d1heStio11, leng troubles and other dis aces of the blood and nclye5. 13u1yeti nti751 be careful to get the genuine pills with the full name, Williams' Pink Pills for Pale P,o)de,'' 011 the wrapper around every 11031. So111 by all nre111cine deniers or by mail at 50 cents a box, or six boxes for $2. 0, by writ- ing 1111' lir. Williams' 3ledicine Co., ill•ockvill,', (1111, BOMANCE OP A BANKNOTE. Presented for Payment After Lapse of 23 Years. A man who walked 1111,o the Hanle of Plneland the other clay, and laid a 4110 note o1 the 0011111th, Was 5111, prised to hear the clerk say, "ileo 'can't cash this. The note 1003 stop- Pod ttvon(,V-tutee years ago." Over twenty years back the note was stopped by a elcrk then in the employ of ono of the provincial bran4hes of the Loudon and County Bank. 1t bad been brought in h,y an employee of one of the hank's clients in order to be paid into the client's aceouitt with some loose chump,. 11y' a strange oversight, the cleric, alter jotting (town the number of the 11010, turd :Alter collating the change, omitted to take the banknote. When he discovered his error note and mes- senger had disappeared. Neitherwas seen again. - The cleric took 00m)503 with n col- league et the counter, and. for the. sake of t.il0lr own prospects, the two young nen determined to say noth- ing about the 101fn11', but to hear the Joss themselves. Each paid 11:5 to make good the loss, end stopped the 011111110', The men who presented the note for ]?ayIncn1 the other day heti found it (01Untg the papa's of his father, who l'erently- (110(1. The two clerks )nst)'mnenlu1 in stopping the note were traced, and though both had left the employ of the London 'and Cnunt,i' Bank long ago, encii hen received back his C5 after the lapse of twenty-three yea's, A LITTLE L11"11 SAVER, llahy's Own Tablets have saved many a -precious little life, They aro the best medicine in the world for all stonach and bowel troubles, simple fevers end ' teething troubles, and they contain net one particle of red - ate et• hertnfel curdy. labs. 111b1•icige L001(2, 'Sheet Harker N.S., say5 :- "111'3' baby was nitrnls sickly until 1 began giving hint Baby's Own Tab- lets, but they have changed him into a fine, 'big, hcu11hy child, 1 ata never without the Tablets inthe home." The 'Tablets eau be givers with perfect safety to a new born babe, and are good through every stage of childhood, 11 you (10 nut find the 'i'ablets at your medicine dealers send 115 cents to the 1)r. Wil- liams' Medicine Co„ Brockville, Ont., and get a box by mail post mild. 4 CON1T1it'I' ON 'A STEAM EA11T 3VRTON, \41)(11 the Gr'imalty (Engle 11 11 ) steam trawler, Syrian, put into Filey Day the other day for shelter from a gale, she played "Auld Lang Syne" by means of an oe•gan-pipe arrange- ment •031 her syren, 7710 tune, most admirably played', matte scores ' of people run to the l0ae511o('n and ('1138 to see whence the music Carrie. After a short pmts( tho syren 101111e faith. into, "A .Life on the Ocean Wave." Meanwhile the vessel pitched about in the rough waves, thundering seas dashing over the reef, "'Tho )Say of 131sray" was next rendered and, duel "The Death of 'Colson," Later in t110 afternoon the steamer Obiiged with "The 1313111 Bells of Scotland," and "R')10 Th'itanna, and before she put to sea again, th'e wind having moderated, the novel cone:art was closed With the National Anthea, As the vessel 'watt steaming out to sea the strains of "God be with ,you till we Street again" Wore carried to shote by the hind, M1, Tile -"Von wife 1)50(3 to lee- titre ee-tute before she was married: has she given 131 lip now?" Mn, 13411110-"Wo11 -"e'"-3708) that is, 3(1 Public.'? VLADIMIR AND THE CZAR POWER OF THE RUSSIAN GRAND DUKE, His Policy Mainly That of Hang- ing Suspects -The Czar Tears Hlnt, The (band Delco Vladimir, iender in rho 134. 1'Iter1burg massacre, lens bor), it 13011131, in 1Si7-jera heforo the great. 111111115 mirabilis" of the laa•opean democrat le movement, when tunny a con11o(ntal throne tot- tered, say K the Lnmk:a Lea(lor. His 37 years clu not seem to have 1)0011 (Tended tcfth g101'10nn lnoident, As n Grand Duke he had, of course, the usual claim '.11)011 the "imperial ap- paeages--the 21.,000,000 acres of lauded ('Stale, «'11050 1'0Ve11110 of $1.o, - 00o,000 111 reserved for llomanolls nut 111 the direct 11110 of 5uc+res5i0n. Before the emancipation of the serf then nl n a n cs «lel i [1 b thou] the ownership of 11110,000 peas tufts, '1110 ()rand llukc and his wit (nee PrineeSe 111atde of Mecklenburg flay a greet part in society, They .•,1111 to i10 "yen's' po0ulau" HAS BEEN ALL RIGHT EVER SINCE T, H, BELYLA, P, M,, PROVES THAT DODD'S IS7DNEY PILLS CURE PERMANENTLYI Some Years Since He Used Them Now and He Has Had. Good Ftealth Ever Since -Story of We11-Known New Brunswick Man. Lower 11'1ndsor, Carleton Co., N. 13„ March 0 -(Special), -"Yes, 1 have good health ever since 1 used Dodd's kidney Pi115," The speaker was ]111'. 1'. 53, Belyca, p051111astec here, end one of the most highly s respected men in this Dart of the country. Asked to give his e rf - - once with tate great Canadian Kid- - 110y Remedy. TIT. 1.1u1yetl colellnued: "1 had been troubled with my kid- neys for a number of year's, 1 tried several kinds of plasters and other kinds of medicines, 'but slid 1101 e seen) to get any 111s1iltg benefit, Hearing Dodd's 'Kidney Pills so e highly recommended I decided to _ try then), and they made a complete cure of ate. That is two veers ago In those c1I'eles, and their children - including the (Rand fluke Cyril, who was one of the survivors of 1111 10)00)3 of the 1'etropayslc-aro slated to share this popularity. Then th Granit Duke Vladimir enjoys the in timate friendship of the (Queen Re- gent of Spain, and spends a portiott of each summer With the Spanish court at 5t, Seim:Alen. Dr, Soeldce, one of the editors of "Free Russia," tells a story of hila to the following effect. it appears that Vladimir din ed (1310 night with a Wo11-known en pincer, who hail been engaged for a year on 501110 Government works. "Now much did you net on that transaction?" quoted the Grand Duke, "Fifty thousand dollars," was the • What, work a whole year for that trifle?" Vladimir was astonished. The in- cident well exhibits the palace (1101)0 as the spoilt children of fortune, nolo and as I sett] before. 1 have had good health ever since 1 used Dodd's Kidney Pills." Dodd's Kidney Pills mire once anti for all, 'There is no stage rn' fair - of Kidney Disease that they do not - (guru completely and Immanently. 111(J1T N0VJIL7.'ll )1, GOSPEL OF HANGING. But if this Grand Duke has not clone much, 1)0 hos thought much af- ter i • manner. •, 1 Policy, e his 111 ) to has a o P Y, but has not been able to carry it out, The pulley can he summed up with maI10sy table brevity -Cho noose. 'fits is the be all and end all of his political philosoPhy, the one, only, and final answer to all the torturing and questioning of worrying slates - men, "HIo would hung everybody," says Dr. Soskice, who difers from the opinion of his rulers. Many a time during the struggle with tho re- vel -nine he has insisted on the ne- cessity oT hanging, wholesale, all prisoners -oven thecae arrested on sus- picion. Ills belief in tho virtues of the rope is grim in its completeness anti finality. "String tip a hundred mal- contents in the presence of their coil- 1•a'des, and the agitation for a eon- tit ontit tion trill cease," is his advice on the present troubles, "He is de - Vaal of scruples .and the unflinching exponent of t11e gospel of brute fot•0e,' CZAR 50134Al3S EDI, There have been strange rumors couca'ning;' the Grand Duke Vladimir. Perhaps they ere only the babble of a gossiping court or of ignorant out- siders, But they deserve to be chron- icled, because their mere existence demonstrates the general distrunt. First, we must recollect that, until the recent birth of the C'zar's sou, only the Czar's brother, a frail and delicate creature, stood between hint and the throne. Perhaps it is thus )'act which has stat tongues wagging. It is said that the late Czar, Alex- ander 111., feared 111m so much that in his ukase decreeing the order of succession 110 ins01'tod a clause barr- ing from the throne any prince of the royal house whose wife, if a for- eigner, liad refused at her marriage to become a convert Lo the Russian National Church. This would have excluded 'Vladimir en account of his Lutheran wife, The Czar is even said to have summoned to' his death laid the General com- manding .the Seventh and Eighth Army Corps, and )wade military ar- taegomalts with hint to prevent the seizure of his throne by Vladi'mlr af- ter his death. .C111IDITIt,D WITH PLO'l'. More than that, the present Czar and Czarina are supposed to be in- fected with the same dread of the terrible Grand Dtthe, The story runs that when the Czar was stricken (100Th with typhoid four years ago the Empress sunt peremptory orders to Vladimir to Tremain at Paris, where he happened to be at the moment, until further notice, 'rho fear was that the tirancl Duke, as Governor-General of the military dis- trict of St. Petersburg, and Com- mander -in -Chief of the Guards, would hasten hone and proclaim himself Regent. "'There is a strong impres- sion," melded tho writer, "that if the Grand .Pulte had succeeded in obtain- ing possession of the Regency, the prospects of his 1101)11ew'5 recovery would have been seriously impaired," 11y 1)010,1 0001'"rea1005 1110111130, of his party it was even suggested in St. Peters111n•G me:l 1)V -so great is the mistrust of 'the Duke -on the occa- sion 03 the accident to the Czar's train, which so nea9y cost the lives of the l;mprror an11 his 'away, that the adherents of the Grand Duke Vlarllmh Were 110t "tvh013y strangers to the plot, The now fruits perfected and Intro- duced to the public during the pres- en1 year outnu)nbcr those that made their appearance during the last quarter of a century. One of the latest novelties is the apple -pear, a combination fruit whil)ll many ex- perienced growers who havo seen it claim will become immensely popular in trade circle's. It was obtained by grafting a pout' branch into an ap- ple stumtp. The fruit produced has the peel of an 1 1' P 1 aPP a and the 11(111 shape of a poor. II is of an oxt'ra- ordinaly sire, measuring 13 laches in circumference, The combination fruit possesses the combined flavors of the apple and pear, NEW CEMENT DISCOVERY. In Germatfy puzzurnnl cement is now a well-recognized trade product, with a good reputation for its pro- perties of strength and hardness. This cement is produced by grind- ing and thoroughly mixing 85 Per cent. granulated slag With 15 per cent, of lime hydrate. Slag has also been employed in Germany largely by the portlaud commit manmfaetur- (I'S as 1,l suhstit,ate for marl and limestone, and the claims that ce- ment made with 1th this addition is stronger than the ordinary cement have now been recognized by eminent authorities. WHAT FCITRT MOST. Subbubs-In the midst of that hliz- zerd the other night a burglar broke into our house, Citiman-The ideal That was cool. Subb;'abs-Cool? it was positively frigid. He left the window open. Eat what yea like. - Ctt'e the diges- tive organs 5on1+1 work to do. These functions need exercise as much as an part m' the bunion anatomy, but if they're delicate, give them the aid that Ur. Von Stuns Pineapple Tablets afford and you can alt anything that's wholesome and palatable -00 in a box, 55 tents, --5 ORCHESTRA OF TST)BDE11EIl.S. French 'At theeach n f colon' Nou- mea, penal y, u mea, New Caledonia, the convicts have organized a band. The loader is a notorious murderer, and was once in .the orchestra of the Paris Opera Hous0. The oymbnl-player killed .a subpoena -server, and the. drum. -player murdered his landlord with a hanmler. The first cornet is guilty of murder, With robbery as tho motive, and one of the clarinets, a tavern -keeper, used to kill his patrons for the. same reason. Tho assistant batilmaster was convicted of having cut his Wife to pieces. This convict band gives daily concerts to the inhabitants of Notuuen, Who ars enthusiastic 00er the 1150, organisa- tion. Frioud-"You've neve' been called in consultation, have yeti?" Young Doctor --"No; but I'd like to be It's nice to charge ten times as 1110011 as the other doctor for saying' that you don't know any alone about the case than he does." 71113138. C. 0. RTCHARDS & CO, Gentlemen, -My /laughter, 1'1 years old, was thrown front a, sleigh mid injured 11e1' elbow so badly it remain- ed stilt' and very painful for three years. Fear 130111es of M.TNARD'S LINT:TTIN'r completely cured her ail she has not been troubled for two yca'5. . Yours truly, J, 13. LIVI'3SQUI'1, 3..1't, Joseph I', 0., 18th Atlg„ 1900. In these hard 'tines a elan with a large family of daughters on his hands may profit by the following anggestiot1 An old lady who had 51velral unmarried dsughte•s red then largely on 11. fish diet, becauSe, as 13y. every day [ren) March 1st to She ingeniously observed, "fish. Is May 15t1i, 1905, Bottlers one-way rich 110 phosphorous, anti phospllori')s Isccoud-class tickets at very low is useful in making 1111101108," hates from Chicago to points in i Vtaln, Montana, Nevada, Idaho, Ore- ItehIhg, Bernina, crtopang. or twIIng gets' Wasllington, California, also 10 Victoria Va110011ver NGW W stmin- 1 55 relievedO e y 1 1i oa s in a few ow lithintes by Agliaw's Ointment. 110. Agnow's Mee, Roseland and other points in Ohllmoli, ('ellltvs instantly, ami 1311(511 3.1,o ICootonoy lstistrirt. eotrrespo11d- I'eL1er, f>alt -blotches, 11en.td ntad tions Ihngly loft' rAtGs from alt points 311 00 10 141111, Dl 31 chs ss003.11 1,33 mut etiofle I (:aa0da, Writ* for fu 11 articulars O{ 1,l a X 1 soothing rl teat 1 P lett and acts like magic iri ell 3aby'101111 301190.4 to 13. 11. Bennett, 'Gonel'- IXumora, Irritation of the Scalp or• el' Agent, "3 King `3t. frust, 'Toronto, Itaslms' during teething time. 135 cents Out. a box.. -ti Sunlight Soap will not injure your blankets or harden them. It will make them soft, white and fleecy, fs PARTICULAR PEOPLE The average plan knows more about tea than his wife thinks he. does. Give hila TEA for a month, then try another tea, he won't drink it, It's short problem, BLUE RIBBON'S the QUALITY that counts. ONLY ONE BEST TEA—BLUE RIBBON TEA 1' e Aareet9et0gee•00•OeOeOmieossemeefleet13ew T3iEi IL TRAY 0c ATLANTIC CITY, NEW JERSEY info„ hell Cordova Used in H.B.K. Mitts, Gloves' and Moccasins -tough as whale- bone, flexible, soft, pliable, scorch - proof, wind -proof, boil - proof, crack -proof, tear -proof, rip -proof, cold -proof, almost wear-proof— certainly ear-proofcertainly the greatest leather ever used in mitts and gloves. Like buckskin it is tanned without oil; unlike buckskin it is not porous, it is wind -proof -will outwear three buckskins, "Pinto" Mitts and Gloves never crack or harden, never get sodden, are ahvays warm, pliable, soft and comfortable. Sold at all dealers but never with- out this brand :— HUDSON BAY KNITTING CO. Montreal Winnipeg Dawson 2 No Breakfast Table complete without 1 1 1 1 1 THE mild and bracing climate ]nakes Atlantic City especially attractive as a winter resort, The Tray m0a is beautifully locataa on tho most desirable section of the Boardwalk, and commands a magnificent Ocean View, The House is thoroughly equipped with every modern improvement that will add to the comfort and pleasure of the guests, and no expense has been spared in perfecting the details of the appointments. The rooms are handsomely furnished, and the commun- icating baths are supplied with both fresh and salt water. The Atlantic City Golf Links are acknowledged' to be the finest in the United States, Traymore Book- lets will be mailed on request, and correspondence rela- tive to rates and accommodations is respectfully solicited iTRAYISIORE HOTEL (COMPANY Ln. S. WHITE, - President and Manager ®ceseogGesocootooecestlief$'sv soo zios aosomoc®Li0 •. 1 "'[Te says he knows all the best people, but leo doesn't seem to asso- ciate with thein." "That's because the -best people know haml" FOR CVL1R SIXTY YEARS, Mrs. 1Vinslo,c's Soothing Syrup has been used by millions of mothers for their children w11(113 teething. It soothes the child, softens the gums, allays pain, euros windcolic, regulates the stomach auel bowels, and is the best remedy for Diarrhoea. Twenty-five cents a bottle, Sold by druggists throughout the world, 13u sero and ask for"Mrs. Winslow's :Soothing Syrup:' 22-04 The spectacle of the two good mon keeping watch on each other in the sanctuary: next Sabbath nearly upset the dignity of our clerical friend friend during his minithtrations. Milard's Liniment Reileve3 Neuralgia Custolner-"Teat watch you sold me the other day does not keep good time " Silopm0n:—"It isn't the fault of the watch. ITaven't you heard people say that the times are very bad just now?" An admirable food, with all its natural qualities . intact, fitted to build up and maintain robust health, and to resist winter's extreme cold. It is a valuable diet for children, M.A. it CHASE'S 2 CATARRH CUREE C a 0310 Ss scut dlrtet to the eczema* parrs by 11+, Improved Blooms, Heals the ulcers, clews the at passages, stops droppings In the throat and permanasny aura Catarrh and Hay Fever. Blower tree. All dealers, or Dr. A. W. Chas Medicine Co., Toronto and fufale The Most Nutritious and Economical. Minard's Liniment Cures llandrulf, Wills -"Smith is a sort of Jack- of-all-trades, isn't. 11e?" Spills: - "Not exactly, Ile's a jackass -of -all tfadeSl" - Unele-•'"I14y word, Teddy, you are growing fast!" les; they Water me too much. Why, 1'vc got to tako a bath every morningl" Lifebuoy Soap disinfectant •.- is strongly recommended by the medical profession ere a safeguard against, in- fectious di5eas0s. 22 The num who otves ,you money may or may not thunk a great deal of you, but it is certain that the man to whole you owe motley thinks of you a great deal, SETTLERS LOW RA'T'ES 1VI ST. Via the Chicago and North Weston Mother (fil'nly, to little daughter who is about to have a tooth drawn) -"Now, May, if you cry never take you tooc� dentists' again:" Mlnardts Liniment far Brie ever Itiiere V "So mileh depends upon the money of a country," said a traveller, "In India a lack of rupees is a fortune, while in Canada a lack of dollars is Poverty." �- 10 Pleasant, Duty -"When 1 know any- thing worthy of recomu1011 ati on, 1- cenvider it ,ay duty 10 tell it," says Rev. Jas. Tterdook, of Ilatnburg, Pit, Agn0W's Catarrhal Powder has cured hlo of Catarrh of eve years staining. It is Certainly aulgi1(1) 11) its dint, Thu first ai`Lt]ieittion benefittedme In live minutes. 0 cts."•-0 P111031173 AND WAIT. A strange 10useml has been found- ed at Lucerne, Switzerland. Zt is entitled the 'Museum of Peace and War," and is intended es a com- plete bis1.o1'y of Watr from 'Aho oarlieet limes. The contents aro warlike &M18 of all ages and nations, boobs, prints representing the horrors of war in their 11)653; realistic aspect, and everything that can throw a candid light ropers a grim suhj*ct. The founder of the 11101Scum is 144, ,lean de 13loch, a wealthy Polo 1x110 is philanthropic, 111111 pe1..aps a little eccentric, and he has chosen Lucerne for the Site as being the place most likely 310 attract the largest number of cosmopolitan visitors. 'Fro -"$o your father objects: to lay calling to see y*11, floes he?" he-, "Not et all. What 11e objects to is my being at home 0hen yeti trill!" ARPET DYEING 11114 Cleaning. 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