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I IVl:RYTIIUNU MUST MATCth..
Tho P10 !), Closely fitted waistcoat
of white pique in a great favorite
with Parisian (»alte)•s of street suits
,Adjustltblo collar's and evils aro also
seen open muny severely tailored
street frocks.
There 1$ n sailor serape that Is
]moving wonderfully becoming to
many Women who could never wont.
the ordinary sopor. This has a
short brim null the lop of the crown
is oxten'ded as wide as the heir), 330-
tween is 0. hollow space, which is
f111etl in with riliLon or flowers. Such
a brat would be arinvirablu for travel-
ling,
Tho short sleeve is tntgnesti onably
reinstating lido bracelet, and the
broad bracelet, too, rather than the
inconspicuous chltius set with ca-
bochons, gents which have had a
VOgua of tato years.
Ona of the most useful ganmonis a
woman can have is a long coat for
travelling, automobiling or rainy -day
wear, Such a coat is made of light
rainproof 010111, with a double cape,
ov0r which is a wide collar, which
can be turners up for warmth or pro-
tection. A belt, loosely caught
about the waist, defines the figure
vaguely. The sleeves aro ample, and
finished with 'broach cuffs.
Cashmeres have not roused as much
ent11u3"lasnn hero as in Paris, but in
tho finest cpnalities these materials
are greatly liked by the grent lh'eneh
dressmakers. Indian cashmere, in
particular, phenomenally line and
light, is in demand.
The close fitting bolero admits of
none variety in detail than the short
fitted or sack coats, but 11 intended
for morning street weal' and of the
tailor genre, the plainer boleros are
really smarter in effect than the
much trimmed models.
1lmbroidorod linen belts of every
variety are to be popular with the
summer girl, and some extremely
fetching belts of this class are in
plain linen, buttonholed in small
scallops on the edges, They are of
tho crash -belt order and aro sold in
sets, 'Wilt turnover collars and cuffs
to match.
No accessory of dress is made more
of lately then the belt. The craze
for ribbons is partially responsible,
but every variety of linen belt and
girdle is also being shown. A now
idea is to have a matching stock
and belt in two colors of linen, :Slue
and white is the prettiest combina-
tion, but all colors are to be bad.
heavy Irish crochet ornaments and
guipure of the embroidered linen va-
riety, so heavy that they seem to
belong with the passemonter'ies ra-
ther thiol the laces, appear on every-
thing from mousseline to broad-
cloth.
Flat buttons of plain or shaded
enamel are upon a large number of
the 11'reucln frocks and it is possible
to obtain almost any shade 131 them.
There aro many now shapes hn dull
gold buttons which are finding favor
and thero are also several successful
novelties In mother of pearl and
smoked or colored near1 10111011 have
found ready acceptance,
Tho latest thing in small leather
bags has not only purse and card
case and notebook equipment, and a
vanity compartment furnished with
tiny powder puff, mirror and lip
salve sticks, but also a diminutive
pair of op01'a glasses, The whole is
enclosed compactly in a bag not so
]ergo as that ordinarily carried by
shoppers.
Satin -not the thin Oriental satin,
but the rich strong satin of other
'lpys,-is going to bo in favor once
more, All shaded colorings are in
vogue for dress and millinery.
Plollnees, for example, grow deeper
in color toward the edge, and Benno
dresses resemble nothing so much es
a flower petal. Scarlet, poppy rod,
coral, flamingo, reel currant are all
fashionable. Short silks of the most
rococo patterns are seen and shot
glace is used to strap cloth skirts
when tho coatlet is es the glace,
Violet satin low shoos with big
clusters of violets upon the insl'on
are mor0 charming and less sp0atacu-
tar than the description sounds.
Carter fittings an(1 corset clasp
sets or plain or jeweled gold ail of
v silverr' tyro among the extradegant
littlo things, but there aro nary
pretty,in1xpensivo garters mmltufac-
tureil out of ribbon and elastic and
beautified only 'by dainty bows and
sirir'r'ings, says th'e New York S.un.
One of tho latost is a round garter
natio of soft liberty satin ribbon
shirred over elastic and finished at
tiio joining with a bow, Around
the lower edge of the garter is shir-
red a frill of two-inch valelciennes,
and the effect, while dainty, is ir-
resistibly suggestive of the 01d1imo
pantaletll,
The s1101)5 are blopntin'g with gay
parasols and sunshades, Par and
away the most attractive ninon(I' the c
colored stinsliades .is tho English or
club coaching umbrella. This has 11
long stick enameled to match 1110
si111, Others h s/o natural wood s
handles. The long handles of Wood, '
terminaling in .n carved head at -n
animal or bird aro v0ry smart. Tho c
cblor1)ng of biro heads is most artis-
tic,
'fico shirt waist stilt of silk or
voile is a vary delightful addition to
Mil' wn(drobo, but 0110 151181 confess
1 0 a feeling of I)lrom1i101eness of
Cos11)1)10 when sallying forth, on all 1
but the Warmest and brightest Of
<ley8 and one of the prettiest anti '0
most w•el'cOmo of fashion ac'quisi- t
lions is planned to obviate this very
shortCOlning, it is a tiny, ultl1)ted 1
00!1'00 .iacket. like a full, platted bo- 1.
Iwo, with elbow Sleeves, and pre-
ferably of tho same material as the
g0wr1, The most modish linen suits
'all possess this droesY, 'eape'iilco. 110• li
aossory.
THE SECRET OP IIEALTE,
Io Itich, Red Blood -Ar. Williams'
Pink Pills Make New Blood,
Goof' blood -rich, reel flood -is the
only euro for such complaints to ne-
t -tend a,
e-ac+mia, decline, heart palpitation,
skin eruptions, rheumatism, kidney
troubles and a host of other every
day - ailments. Coad blood makes
you loss liable to dlseaso of every
kind, bemuse it strengthens and
stimulates every organ in the body
to throw o; 1luy ailment that may
attack it. (loot blood is the secret
of lire, and the secret of good, rich,
led blood is lir. Williams' fink fills
for Pule People. These little binod-
build1iit pills have saved lives that
docto'H 11114 nlrl'Isey 1101'0 dissuilecl
of, 'I hey have cured thousands or
others -they will curd you loo, kiss,
Win. Boothe, lilontrosv, (Pot„ says:
"For a couple or years my dunghtor
Meta was in failing health. Sho
conlpin(ned of headaches and dis-
tressing weakness, and seemed to be
rapidly going into decline. We con-
sul.ledl several doctors, but they did.
not help her, She was apparently
bloodless, and w0 wen; afraid she
would not reenter. She had 110 ap-
petite awl was greatly reducer) in.
flesh. At this stage a friend advised
oto to give her 1'11'. Williams' Pink
Pills, awl in few weeks we noticod
some inlpi'ovelncnt in her condition,
and that her appetite was improv-
ing. We continued the tr'oatnnlent for
a couple or months longer, and by
that time she was again in the hest
of health. She had gained thtrty-
twa pounds in weight, had a good
color, and was in the best of spir-
its. I do not think I am putting it
too strongly when I say :t think lir.
Williams' Pink :pills saved her life."
Dr. Williams' Pints Pills do only
one thing, but they do that well,
They do not act upon tho bowels;
they do not bother with mere symp-
toms. They actually make elm new,
rich red blood that goes right: to
Um root of the disease and drives it
from the system. But you must get
tho genuine with the fill name, "Dr.
Williams' Pink Pills for Palo Peo-
ple," printed on the wrapper around
every box. All modiclno dealers
keep these pills or you can get them
by mail, at 60 cents a box or six
boxes for $2.50 by writing The Dr..
W'illdams' Medicine Co., Brookville,
Ont,
EVER SEEN ILEAL GOLD?
Few people know the real color of
gold, because it is seldom seen ex-
cept when heavily alloyed, which
makes it nnueh redder than when it
is pure. The purest coin over rondo
wero the fifty -dollar pieces which
once were hi common use in Califor-
nia. Thole coinage was abandouod
for two rea5011)1; first, bocauso tho
loss by abrasion was so great, and,
second, bocauso their interior could
be bored out and filled with lead.
The 1ilTerence in weight was so small
that it could not bo noticed in such
laxgo pieces. They were octagonal in
shape and were the most valuable
coins over minted and circulated, All
gold is not aliko when refined. Aus-
tralian gold is distinctly redder than
that taken h1 California, Moreover,
placer gold is more yellow than that
which is taken from quarts. This is
ole of tho mysteries of metallurgy,
because the gold in placers com08
from that which is in quartz. Gold
taken from different placers will vary
in color. Tho gold in tho Ural Moun-
tains 7s tho reddest in the world.
BABY'S BATTLES.
".Baby's Rattles" is the title of a
valuable littlo book or the care of
infants and young children, pub-
lished by tho Dr, Williams' Medicine
CO„ Brockville, Ont„ which will bo
sent post free to any another who
asks for it. It tolls you also some-
thing about Baby's Own Tablets, a
medicine that cures all tho minor ail -
111011 1.5 of infants and young chilcb•on
--a medicine praised by every rnother
who has used it. Mrs. Richard
Smiley, Leonard, Ont., says; -"Wo
hada very sick baby in our house
until we got Baby's Own Tablets.
They were the first thing that did
bar ally good, and I think were" tho
100a0S of leaving our littlo one's life.
I praise them to all mothers." x)11
modicino cicalas sell these Tn111ets,
or you can got them at 25 cents a
box by writing the Dr, Williams'
Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont.
MON1S'S TRAGIC END.
Suicided Before the Altar tin a
Belgian Church.
)luring ilio celebration of Mass in
the chapcl or the iledomptorist.
l'athe's at lloulers, Belgium, an ex-
traordinary tragedy occurred.
Kneeling to pray before tho imago
of St, Gerard, at a' moment when
the clilil.el was =Copied by a 1a1•g0
<tolgrogation, 11001) ling many wo-
men and children, li'atller liorrom'ans,
ono of the most respected of the Ro-
dcnu)itorist priests, suddenly drew a ds
razor from beneath his coss0011 and
cut his throat, Uttering• a choking
ly, ho toll "lead bef0rlm tho shrine.
In 'the rllidsl of the. confusion eaus-
ed by tho tragedy, shouts of "firer'
Vero raised 0(11 (1e1150 Olen as, Of
11Oh e Spread through the building,
h: cong'Ogatiob panto stricken,
•wisher) to iho doors and 19000eed01 in
seeping from the butrlvhug chapel,
It Sva8 111en dbirove•ed, says the
'Petit Journel," 111at tho flro ori-
ginated in the dead priest's cell,
tvher0 a mass of books an'rl papers
{yore in flame. Wil 11 considerable
difliellly tufa tiro was filially 0xtingu-
1111er1, Theis) was no doubt that
3101110)' Bo•romnns had dcliborately
t.an'ted Ilio ilro before going in to
he service in the chapel,
The occurrence Is believed to have
n
Ira duo to high a i f v r 'i• i
g e o1 from whirl
11d'rinonlc was snlio'fng,
Tess' --"Miss Moonier mend to keep
Oe youth still," Joss•-" keo; and
ho keeps her ago
PONT'S 1mOIt 1311SINTiSli 011118
D0(1'1 be late to ,your work and
than expert consideration bocauso
you aro a young lady. Don't expect
to he treated as if you were in soc-
iety. You euro probably doing the
work that was duan formerly by n
hall, and if In small ways you
not considered as mucic as you
at 1lonro, remember that you are
business. Don't barn your frier
001110 in to sea you during bosun
boars. •Don't lot your friends r1
you up at the office, oven in t
lunch boor, Don't complain co
s1antly about your work. If y0
work 1s not congenial to you, ma
u1 your 011)111 to grit some 0111er in
pinyment, but don't whb10. Th
never helped anyone.
ALL T1111 WORLD'S 11AR1Lh;LS.
"rho invention of new machinery
has motto rho cooperage business 1
largest in the world," said a nu
Interested in that industry "'l'
largest consumption of 17arrels is
the cement business, Which appr,l
mately demands 86,000,000 a y
for the trade, while flour comes 0e
with a demand for 22,6600,000; fun
staples, bolts, nuts, and nails r
quire 18,000,000, and sugar 15,000
000. .).toasted coffee, spices, 000el<at
and fruit and vegetables use 1
about 5,000,000 barrels a year ear"
while the glassware trade, baking -
powder companies, distilled liquor
manufacturers, and sweet tobacuo,
and cheese /inciters aro big users of
barrels, averaging in each trade front
2,000,000 to 3,000,000 barrels."
_--rr
ENTERING TIIIE ROYAL NAVY.
An Applicant's Experience Fifty
ru^o
nre
!13 Quebec Man Cured Itis Kidneys
ng With Dodd's Kidney Pills, and
go Xis Lumbago Vanished,
1 r Quebec, P. (1„ May 22. -(Special).-
, ca John Ball, a bricklayer, residing at
11_ 67 Little Champlain Htreet, this
city, has added his statement to
at the great mass of proof that 1,unibn-
go is caused by disordered _Kidneys,
and consequently easily cared by
Dodd's K1(1)1ey )'ills, Mr, 13a11. sayst
"I was tr0ubied with Lumbago for
two years. I could not work. I had
ho to get up at nights to urinate s0
111 often. that my rest won broken. 1
110 read of cures by Dodd's Kidney Pills
I, and;au:(10 up nuy 101(1)1 to by them.
}:i- Aftehe first box I could see and
Dal' feel hange. T1n'Cc boxes cared 1110xtc0mely,'
0e Lumbago, lilto Itheumatifnl, is
0- caused 1),y uric acid in tiro blood.
- Uric acid eamlot stay in the. blood if
'Y tho Kidneys aro working right.
;1? Dodd's Klduoy Pills make the .lifd-
1,
THERE IS NOW
A MASS OF -PROOF
TIIAT LUIYEBA,GO IS .ALWAYS
CURED BY DQDD'S KIDNEY
PILLS.
Years Ago.
The contrast hetwo°n ollta'1•ing tho
English navy fifty years ago and
now is amusingly tlesm'ibed by Ad-
miral 1`leemantlo in "1110 Navy as I
Hutto Known 11," Notice of his ap-
pointment reached him in rather a
striking manner w'hllo he was at
9h0ol, a boy of thirteen.
The master in oh'arge had gone out
of the room, and a friend opposite,
sitting near the door, took advant-
age of his absence to throw n book
at in0, a compliment. 1vhich I natur-
ally returned. Just at this inOntenit
the master re-entered the room, and
it unluckily struck him lightly on
the head'.
Ile immediately disappeared. 'When,
therefore, a moment later, I was
told that the head master wanted to
see lite, I naturally thought that "I
was in for it," and I was much as-
tonished at being met at the entrance
of the "long roomy," where 100 dined,
by the Bead master, who said, ".I
salute you as a member of the royal
navy "
I scarcely knew what to make of
this somewhat stilted annowncomen:t
of soy new dignity, but it seamed
that I had sudd5nly become an im-
portant person.
My u11c10 took m0 to Woolwich the
next day, and when in the train
asked aro if I was prepared to pass
my examinalion. This was a sur-
prise to me, as I had not before
heard the question or examination
mentioned, as I told my uncle, when
the folfowirig conversation tools
phaco:
"Well, what have you been rifling
at school?"
"011, Vergil, and a little il'ornco,
Xenophon' Antibes's, and so on."'
This slid not seem: to he near
enough, as nary uncle looked grave;
but seeing my somewhat troubled
look, he soon added:
"Weil, I don't think you'll be
asked much of that. What leave you
dome in mathematics?"
So I began again:
"Erections, decimals, so marry
books of Ilurlirl, algobra as far as
quadratic equations," and there I
stopped, Again my uncle said:
"Well, I don't think they'll ask
You much of that," sand then added,
"Can ,you (lo the rule of three, and
can y01 write English from dicta,
tion?" 'Ivo which I rerlied that "I
thought I could," an'd ho protni3111y
relieved my mine by saying:
"Well, Eddy, I think you'll pass."
Little Ethel (laying clown a 1 ooln
-"Do Princes always dress in silk
and velvet, and woar a cap with a
whit° feather, and ride a sweet little
white irony?" Mother -"Not now,
my pot, They dress just like other
boys." Little Ethel (sadly) -"Then
I don't think I'll ever marry,'=
DAME NATURE MINTS.
When the rood Is Not Suited.
net's work right.
4
WITEN PROGRESS BEGINS.
As soon as a roan begins t6 Iove
his work their he will also begin to
make progress. -George E. 'larbell.
PERSONALLY CONDUCTED
TOUR
To California and Lewis and
Clarke Exposition, Port-
land, Oregon.
A personally conducted excursion
to the Pacific coast via the Oraud
Trunk Railway System and connect-
ing lines leaves Quebec July 6, and
Montreal and Toronto July G. Tho
route will 1.10 via Chicago, thecae°
through Council Bluffs to Omaha,
Denver and Colorado Springs. Slops
will be remade at each of these paces
and side trips taken to Manitou,
Cripple Creek, Carden or tho Gods,
etc. From theta t.ho party will con,
tinuo through the famous scenic
route of the Denver and Ilio Gran•tle,
through the )loyal Gorge to Balt.
Lake City, thence to Los Angeles,
San Francisco, ATt. Shasta, Port-
land, Oregon, Seattle, Spokane, and
home through St. Paul ami Minnea-
polis. Tho trip will occupy about
thirty days, ten days being spent ou
the Pacific coast.
The price for the round trip, in-
cluding railroad fare, Pullman tour-
ist sleeping ecus, all meals in rho
dining car, hotels, side trips, etc., is
$155.50 from Quebec, or $160.50
from Montreal and $150.00 from
Toronto. This first trip is designed
as a vacation trip for teachers, al-
though many who are not teachers
will improve the opportunity of tak-
ing tho trip at the remarkably low
price afforded.
For full particulars address 71. C.
Bowler, General Agent and Conduc-
tor, Boom 308, Union Station, To -
rant 0.
4
NONE MISSING,
"Do you think that mosquitoes car-
ry malaria?"
"I clumno," answered farmer Corn-
tossel, "They never took any away
Iron here."
The thousands of people who
write to me, saying that
110hPS
Consumpti
cure, The Lung
Tonic
cured them of chronic coughs,
cannot all be mistaken. There
must be soma truth in it.
Try a bottle for that couflh of yours.
Prices: S. C. Wsnas.& Co. 910
55c, 50c. $I. LeRoy, N.Y., Toronto, Can.
,ueugex,5041 .: ♦ ..pen .,,"1 n. ..:sr•,iv^,?
JAPANESE i A RLOi1SM,
During tho past three years the
Japaneso in threo big centres In the
United States of Japanese popula-
tion -San Francisco, Seattle, and
Honoluiu-havo contributed to the
war fund a, total of 155,015,442.
A Cashot of Pearfs..-Dr. Von Stan's
Pineapple Tables would Prove a great
solace to the disheartened dyspeptic if
he would but test their potency.
When Natw'o gives her signal that
They're veritable genn� 311 preventing
something is wrwtg 1t 10 generally the senting of stomach disorders, by
With 1110 food; the old Damn is el- aiding and etimelntlug digestion -60 of
Ways faithful and ono should net
at anvil.
To put off tiro change is to rishc
that which may ho irreparable. An
Arizona 10)1.)1 Saya:
For ,yours 1 et0uid not safely eat,
nuy braakfasl. I trioti alt kinds or TOA oven SIXTY 373Ayts.
reakfust foods, but they wove nil
soft, starchy messes, which gave nn, nlrs, lvdnslow's ri0othing 1,1yrnp has
been - Ueetl Il' 1111 111UI1N Of 2110 thUCy fo
these. health "pearls" in a box, and
they cost 8;1 cents. 001505 mondorl by
most eminent pl'ele) ns, -6L ..
Virtue becomes a. Vico as soon
you are vain of 1t,
a
distressing hoot -1 chis. I drank strong thdr rhddron while teething It eooth,.,
Our Honest
Is that We have
e N I - brought
Sunlight Soap will not injure
your blankets or harden thein. It
will make thein soft, white and
fleecy. 733
,mvr er
Yd,
DInnerSets Free
FOR C6 +Id TRADE,
BENEFITS 'HIE MERCHANTS
BENEFITS THE CU$T0M1R
A, hfao)lent In yoursolsl1herheo1 ie
shoving h,. 0yl)roelSt)ou f vssh trade by
HiRIlrl uhsoletely true, those 001311<1L
1f you do pet know I VA Mnrohonb, e•Nto
51 mud we will 1101 only tell you was 01 is
hot forward you a ha11diomo souvenir SAM
Tho British Canattlxn Crockery 00„ Ltd,
00110:11104, CANADA.
MMEEIEM
t."_"o-'-"17,,, .11 arsiii" -'-..a :_-=..it'd•
Fw•eddie-"'That meatus° actual]
told me to mind my own business,
y'knOW." Cholly-"Tho impertinent
wretch," Fweddie-"Positively in-
sulting. As 11 to insinuate, don't
y'know, that I was in business,"
Ireser8, C. C. RICIIARD3 & CO.,
Yarmouth, N. S.
Gentlemen, -In January last Pram -
cis 1.00101x, one of the men employed
by me, working in the lumber woods,
had a tree fall on flim, crushing him
fearfully, Ho was, when found, plac-
ed on a sleo and taken home, where
grave fears were entertained for his
recovery, his hips being badly
bruised and his body turned black
from his rills to his feet. We used
ALINARD'S LINIMENT on him freely
to deaden the pain and with tiro use
of three bottles ho was completely
cured and able to return to his
work,
SAUVIUR DUVAL.
Elgin Road, L'Islet Co., Que.,
May 26th, 1893.
A RACE TRACK DIFFICULTY.
"Your husband," said the physician
"must not lot his system run down,"
"Doctor," answered young Mrs.
Torkins, 'lie has been doing bis best
to keep it up. But it never wins."
Y
South American Rheumatic Curet
Cures Rheumatism. -It is safe, harm-
less a'ncr acts quick -gives almost in-
stant relief and an absolute ea00 in
from one to Vireo days -works won-
ders in roost acute forms of rheuma-
tism. Ono man's testimony: "I spent (3
weeks in bed before commencing its
use -'k bottles cured me." -fid
1)0011 DAD.
"I would )ilea t0 see yoln' mother,
I arta giving lessons in firing hand -
painted china."
"Gear ma don't need no lessons,
she's an expert at firin' anything."
Do Not Delay, -Da not let a cold or
cough fasten upon you as it will if
neglected.. Dr. Thomas' l/cleetrio 011
will break up e. cold and curs a cough,
nine should be resorted to at onto when
the 110st Symptoms appear. It can he
disguised so that any unpleasant taste
it may have will bo intpereeptibio to
the delicate. 'Pry it and 110 convinced.
"111'y wife has a remarkablo collec-
tion of curiosities." "Was she col-
lecting when site married you?"
"Yes." "That's what I thought:"
I1Iinard's Liniment Cures Distemper
MODEST WANTS.
The fewer our wants rho nearer we
resemble the gods, -Socrates.
Cr. Agnow'o Ointment Curtis Piles
-Itching, Bleeding and Tine Piles,
Comfort in ono application. It cures
In three to six nights, It cures all skin
diseases 1n young and old. A. remedy
beyond compare, and It never fails. 85
001ts,-68 - -
NOT 'A SAlr113 TOPIC.
The man who has a strict regard
forthe tl'lltll seldom tants ahout his
own achillvem011ts,
A Sound Stomach Means a Clear
Ilcnd,-'rho high pressure or a nervous
lira which husblest/ mor) of 111,1 present
clay are constrainer) to lice make
draughts upon thoir vitality highly det-
rimental to their health, It is only
by the most careful treatment that
they tiro ablo to keep themselves alert
and catty° m their cork= callings,
11101)3) -of than brow 1150 0111)10 f Par-
Inolce's Voi;otabl0 Piny iu roggulVI.?ng too
headch and cdnlseclu0ntiy )deeg the
11001) cleat',
1°II.IAI., LOVE.
T1ne Father (sternly)--"1otnlg' roan,
:11) n 1 was y. our ago I saved up my
n0ney,"
i9ta San -'"1141111, governor, I don't
know direr I should (to if yon
cof11c too, ivhich appealed to houo0t the child, softens the gums, allays pain, 1 r
Cut es wuviculk, regnlntes the stouinch n
no at thio time but added to the
,, and bowels, noel 1s thn hest 1'eul0dy for
headoclros afterwards. Toast Ou(1 111o.rrhooa, 'I'wcuty-Ove (0,715 tt botMo,
ooll'eo w'11r1 no better, for I found tho
oast very constipating,
'A friend pe'Srlacl0cl one to 0)1111
ho old coffee and the sterchy break -
est, foods, awl lige POHt11111 C•otico
nMd G rape-Nu1S in8tdatl. I 511a11
lave(' regret taking his advice, I be-
an using Blom tlu'eo mouths ago.
chongo they have worked in100 is w'onderhil. I now have no
more of the distressing sensations in
11,y stomach after eating, and I never
ave au,v headaches. I havo gained
.2 pounds in weight and fool better
11 every way. Grape -Nuts make a
delicious as 30511 as a nutritious (fish
nil I Ilmi that Poston Correa is
d s
tisi ly ign, ta(1 and Hover produces
lyspops.ta eylnptonsll
Name glvea by t'dstuln 00., Math,
rook, 311011,
There's a reason.
Got the little book, "The Roar)
Wallville,'! in '0a011 pkg.
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Sohl by 61 nggisls throughout the
world, Bo sure and ask fur 'Airs.
Winslow's ;soothing Syrup." 23-04
WI IAI l:, MIi1A'1'.
Newfoundland has recently dovolop-
od a naw Indo»try, 1111111 114 stated
to he (t sueressful 0110--11111,0ly, that
of placing 011 the market w1 nln -110011
in place of bear, Whalo meat tastes
m1ro liko venison then beef, and is
quite a tonlpting rlrtielo of diet, A
firm intends shortly to try a ship-
ment to the English market, w'herc
31 is °xpe0txrl they will bo a1110 to
retail whale meat at fr011) t.lire0
ecnis to six emits epee pound, ':rho
neat hf<s already been shipped d in
largo 11mnn1!11,11 to 1110 'West Incites,
Whorl) it is much appreciated by the
datives.
liklncetiolt 1 More titan• a preirnra-
tion for 11fo; it is a 111o,
'1t -'toren' t its4
TEA, as near PI RFECTHON as modern methods and
materials will permit.
BLUE. RI BON TBA has aDISTINCT INDIVIDUALITYV
that lifts it above the line of
COMPARISON with
other brands. TRY T.
41 t
PAIR OF SKATES FREE.
we 11.170 to get 111 touch With. every ()tenor of a bicycle In Canada as
110 wish to place before them all, the advantage of the improvementsnow
to be found 011 tiro bicycles we handle, 1'or this reason we want asman
persons as pcssiblo to send in from their locality a good list el bona lido
owners of bicycles who should be Interested in the purchase of a .new
blcycl0 with the modern Improve:um:1s. The lista will 6e received in 00g0=
lar order and to the writer of 00111 1 w,01y'41111 151ter±n. the. order received,
ww will send free 1)1 clomp one pair pi our Improved lloeltey Cycle
fikate'), manufactured by us, sole regularly at $3.00per pair. The lists
must be eerily written out with address and name of make of present
bicycle and should be addressed as follows: 1hepartment. 13 Canada Cycle &
Motor (:o. 1,1.1 , Toronto Junction, Canada, Lists must be received not
later than May 21t17.
We Sell the erkk's Best . tiles
THEY RAVL 0115
Cushion Frame, Morrow Coaster
Brake, and Sills' Handle liars.
CLEVELAND
MASSEY-HARRIS
BRANTFORJB
VVHELLAPdD-VALE
Canada Cycle Motor Co., United,
i° [Makers of the World's i -est icycles,"
Canadian Headquarters
for Asateralnobiles,
TORONTO
"When I first met you," snapped
the woman who had been married for
her n10115y, "you occupied a low men-
ial position, and it's only due to me
that your present position—" "Is
a hymeneal ono, my dear," intor-
1'upted her husband, smiling sweetly.
IIinard's Limine it Cures Diphtheria
"Wily am I like a pin?" asked Mr,
Jones, triumphantly, of his wife. lie
expected 511e WAS going to SOY, " ile-
cause you are so sharp," and he
was simply paralyzed when she re-
plied:- 'Because if your should get
lost it wouldn't be worth while to
spend time looking for you."
Mother Braves' worm i5xterminator
is pleasant to take; suro and effectual
in destroying worms. Many have tried
it with best results.
Sweet Innocence. -"Para says that
you can't arfo'd to marry." Guile-
ful Youth --"011, how absurd) Why,
it only costs a few dollarsl" Sweet
Innocence -"Ts that BO? flow foolish
Papa isl I'll tell him,"
Dr. A)enow'o Catarrhal Powder . -
llev, W. R. Main, pastor of the Baptist
Emanuel Church. Buffalo, gives strong
testimony for and is a flim believer
In Dr. Aguow's Catarrhal Powder. He
has tried many kinds of remedies with-
out avail. "Altar using Dr. Agnew's
Catarrhal Powder 1 was benefited at
once," aro his words. it is a wonder-
ful remedy. 50 cents. -65
"This," said thio school friend, Who
liad not seen her fora year, "this is
the girl )0)110 vowed to me that she
never would belong to any Teen, cit?"
"I don't," said she who had boon
married the matter of soino few
months. "Re belongs to met"
Lifobuoy Soap - disinfectant - is
strongly recommended by the medical
profession as a safeguard ngainst in-
fectious discuses, 22
A CIIOI011 OT' EVILS.
Tommy (Crossed for eveulug party)
-Mother, shall I wash my hands, or
put on gloves?
] inard's Liniment Cures Colts, 82
"I rockon John must drive been
cut out for one o' these here geniuses
that writes for the lnaga:illma," said
the old man, "What makes you
think so?" "Can't make money
enough to lit his hair cut, arc
would rather watch a star than dig
a we'll"
ENGLISH SPM fill LINIMENT
ilernovos all hard sot) or calloused
lunges and bl,mf,hes from horses, blood
050viin, curbs, splints, ringbone,
sweeney, stl)n's, sprains, sore and
swollen throat, coughs, elm, SaVo $50
by ileo of ono bottle, warranted the
most wondmlal Blemish Cure over
kuoW)i.
Tom -"You soy that the bride end
bridegroom looked nice. What about,
Lilo guests."' 11'ilI-"tit, they took
the rake!"
Ilr, T. P. 7tellogg's Dysentery Cordial
Is prepared frotn :limp: known to the
profession as thoroughly reliable for the
dere of dialers, dy rent Pry, diarrbocn,
griping pains and t+name 00110,)0.i [its.
11 has been used successfully by medical
practitioners for 0 number of vaera
101(1) gratifying results. If suaarin g,
train any summer complaint it 10 J00t,
1110 medicine that will core you. '1 ry' a
bottles It sells for :15 cents.
"dere," said the clerk at the Skins
nein llotel, "Wo have eighteen. 1111n-
61rod servalt1S," "'Well," said rho
departing guest, "1 must hallo over-
looked Tom' or, five, I'll quite surd
1 haven't tippet) so many as iliac,"
Why go liinp!ng and Whining ai,out'
001(17 00005 alien it 85 08(11 bottlo of
Rollowayy s Corn Cure will remoyo
them4 live it a trial and you will not
repot it, -
011 SALE -350 ACRES VALUA.-
ble farming land; first-class .im-
provements. Also several other fine
properties in Southern Alberta. Send
for list. G. r. 331 L13;E,
MacLeod, AIberta.
Eger f r Sale
150 h.p„ in good condition.
Very cheap.
S. FRANK WILSON,
73 W. Adelaide St.,
Toronto
YOUR OVEOL #ATS
8134 faded BWts wools look (loon' d$ ed, If nn aeny
01 our lc 5050 10100, wr00 01,00) laoetrNRI, Dos 154
BRITISH AMERICAN DYEINO CO.
MONTREAL,
No Breakfast Table
complete without
An acimirable food, with all
its natural dualities intact,.
fitted to build up aacl maintain
robust health, and to resist
winter's extreme cold. It is
a valuable diet for children.
The Most Nutritious
and Elconomlcai.
EGG -SWALLOWING RECORD.
A singular story of egg -swallowing
comes from Afaritzburg, the capital
of Natal. A weI1-known citizen
made a bot with a local auctioneer
that he would swallow forty-two
raw eggs in ten minutes. Igo per-
formed the. task in eight minutes,
and then offered to swallow sixty
raw eggS 111 fifteen minutes.
Anown to 'Thousands-Parmaloe'1
Vegstahle Pills )0gnlate the action of
the (mcrettons, Puray the blood and
BCCI, the stdnnnelt andbowels free from
deleterious nal.tt.er. Taken according. to
direction they will overcome dyspepsia,
eradicate biliousness and leave the 01.
gostive organs healthy and strong to
perform their functions. Their merlin
000 well-known to than:an:1s who know
01, 0xpar1enc0 how be:lunch:I tit 13/ 0,0
in giving tone to rho sy8tata,
1:ig.;gs-'"fro think that a num
should pelt an enemy i11 his 11)011t11 -
to steal awry his booths!" Griggs
-"'Yes; and th1111< What a Bunt it
roust bo for the enemy sola0timesl"
MMard's 6113
She -"I 1309 reading this morning
of a main who cooked ids ow'n break-
fast, for iilteen years," Ile-itHe''
011181, hl'avr. hem very hungry when ho
tinnily got it done,"
'T ROTEC T YOUR !0111?
WILSON'S
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HILL THEM ALL
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