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IN SUMMER ARRAY.
Vortical bands of lace, leaching
from hear to waistband, are the only
tahmulua, of some exceedingly 1r014
full or sun plaited shirts in sheer,
sort material.
There is lovely dimity which has a
white ground broken with groups of
cords and sprineled with rosebud,
atter, morning glory, chrysanthemum
or garlend &signs—all favorite pat-
terns of the etason—in various col -
Fashion
...Talk
ors,
For short ionrneys nothing is bet-
ter than heavy linen, blue. brown,
dull pink or even white. The smart-
est lin: n -coat snit is made (.villi a
short, flatted skirt anti a box coat,
Many of the white noes have colored
linen collies and cuffs. The thinnest
blouses may be worn under Lhc loose
coats and while canvas or black or
tan leather ties may be horn.
Net, aut,usselhte d t soie, lace and
embroidered "rues ]nn ns are being
used for building up emit hats for
uddeunitner wear, while tulle is once
more playing its part in the trim-
ming of elegant straw hats.
A barrel -,shaped clothes hamper is
a novelty of its kind and is more at-
tractive in outline and color than
most members of its class. It is
made of rattan, woven with braided
straw strands in a mixture of green,
strew color and red.
the semdtailored gown is the late
est outgrowth. The shirts of these
gowns are as correct is lite and fin-
ish as the tailor's art can make
theni, while the jackets or coats are(by every workingman. The only
exquisitely made, and aro more or way to have health and strength is
less elaborate. Worn over dainty to keep the blood rich and pure, and
lingerie or sill blouses, they are be- the only way to get rich, strength
corning and appropriate for almost Producing blood is through the use of
any occasion. Dr. Williams' Pink Pills, because
The embroidered collar and sleeve they actually, mako new blood. Dr.
trimming of linen or other wash nu- Williams' fink l'ilis make tirocl,
tenial upon frocks of wool or sills worn out men and women vigorous
is one of the season's Ends, and an- and strong. Sold by all medicine
other lad is the use of velvet collars medicine, sent by mall at 50 cents
upon linen and other tub materials, a box or six boxes for $2.50, by
lendingthemselves to a tailor finish. writing The Dr, Williams Medicine
Co,Brockville, Ont.
Skirts grow trifler and wider, Even ,
the moderate ones are now at least
five yards around the hem, while LARGEST HOSPITAL.
tight are not too many to be con-
sidered for skirts of thin material. Berlin, will shortly be able to boast
Materials have to bo cut into many that it contains thn largest hospital
gores to make this great width poo Flt the world. The new institution,
sil;le. As n consequence, perhaps, or, which, is to bo called after the fam-
at least, a compensation. skirts are ous physiologist, the Rudolf Virchow
trinuned hardly at all except those hospital, will be fitted with aecom-
of elaborate costumes. The hem ap- rrtodation for 2,000 patients. When
fully equipped it will have a staff
pears on nearly all the new tailor -
of 650 physicians, nurses, attendants
made and demitoilet skirts, and servants. In connection with
A novel waist of white Japanese the hospital there will be a patholo-
silk has a shoulder band extending gical and anatomical laboratory,
over thq, sleeve tops of dine tucks. bath -house with medico -mechanical
Tucks also make a front panel. The institute, section for Rontgen appli-
shoulder bands are bordered with an antes, and a separate building also
elaborate lace insertion which also for apothecaries. Hitherto the lar•g-
edges the front panel of tucks and est German hospital was that et
curves at each side in bolero effect, Eppendorf, Hoar Hamburg, with ac -
A vertical band of the lace, ending in commodation for 1,800 patients. The
a whimsical curl; trims each alcove. size of the new Berlin hospital may
Stocks and cuffs aro made of the be best shown when compared with
lane. the London 1'lospital, with 780
Ono sees plenty of slicplie•d's plaid beds, and the Marylebone Infirmary,
traveling gowns, and very cool and with 741a,
appropriate they seen. Somehow }
these gowns, made with short., DANGEROUS DIARRHOEA,
plaited skirts and short bolero jack-
ets, scene exactly the right thing for Prevalent in Summer Months —
the woman who is at her best in n What a Mother Should Do.
mannish linen shirt waist. The two
types are alien seri iceablo. practical Children are more likely to be at -
and smart. With the checked suits tacked by diarrhoea during the sum -
are worn wide black belts of loathe mer months than at any other sea-
ter suede,tvit i enormous gilt or brass son. It is one of the most danger -
buckles, ous symptoms of illness in a child of
WORK -WORN =AT,,
Can Obtain New Health and
Strength Through Dr, Wil-
liams' Pink Pills,
Mr. Edgard Martel,, 98 St. Peter
street, Quebec, is Ono of the thou-
sands of workingmen throughout
Canada ,who cheerfully admit that
thoy are kept in health and strength
through the use of Dr, Williams' Pink
Pills. TO a reporter who interviewed
hila, Mr. Martel said:—"Tho present
condition of my health contrasts
eer•ikilgly with what it was nine Modern ecien'tilic warfare as hedge
months ago, Then I felt that I was around with as many rules and regu-
almost at death's door, while n'F1w I nations as is modern scientific foot -
am strong auc] wo11, This happy ball, and the same penalty is lncar-
cthango is entirely duo to Dr. Wil- rod for foul or unfair play—natnely,
Barre' Pink Pills, I am a working- the stern 'disapprobation of tho
man, and it is little wonder that spectators,
after years of diligent toil my sys- The rules of war wore never played
tem was gradually run down. MY so sorupulously as they are now,
blood got as thin as water, and I Niven the slightest hint from one
grow so poorly that the least.exor-
belligerent thttt its opponnnt is not
(.1011 would leave mo weals and from- observing tho rules of war brings the
Uling. I consulted it doctor, who the whole civilized world to
said that I was run down through heareyes of on
hard work, but his medicine did not THE ALLi GPD OFFENCE.help me any. A. few Weeks later I
was forced to quit work, anti short- Should one belligerent have cause
ly after that had to remain in bed to complain of the bchavious of the
moot of the time, Ono day a follow other, it makes a formal protest to
workman called to see me, and in- the neutral nations, provided those
ducal me to try Dr. Williams' Pink natfo.us were signatories at the
Pills. Before the second box was Peace Convention at the Hague to
finished I had a better appetite and that rule of war alleged to be brok-
relislicd any meals, and with this en. Up to the present, however,
came now strength. In a few weeks I there have been few complaints dur-
was ahlo to go out again, and in ing tho Russo-Japanese war, and
about six weeks from the time I be- even those have mostly been traced
gen using the pills I was able to re- to the independent actions of a few
turn to work, my health completely soldicra,
restored and my strength as vigor-
The
igor- The presence of a seek or wounded
ous as ever it bad been. I attribute soldier in a dwelling Nouse canted
my complete recovery entirely to Theprotection upon it, and exempts its
everrs
yharda' Pink Pills, and I think other occupants from having troops
every working man would bo quartered linen them. Commandersbettor for using a box of these pills are ]•orbitidon Lo requisition the pro-
occastonally. party of such occupants.
Mr. Mattel's advice should be taken Wounded prisoners of war roust be
sent back to their own country as
soon as cured. on condition of not
returning to the seat of hostilities,
or again bearing arms during the
rest of the war.
POISONPROHIBITED.
Among other things prohibited aro
the employment of poison, or el
poisoned arms or projectiles, or of
"any arms. projectiles, or material
of a nature to cause superfluous in-
jury.
1t is also unlawful for a comman-
der to issue an order that no quar-
ter
uayter is to be given; nor may any
town, fortress or other place be giv-
en over to pi;lage, even when taken
by assault.
Moreover, an enemy, having sur-
rendered, or laid down his arms,.
must not he killed or wounded. Nor
is it permissible to kill or wound
treacherously iudiviclunls belonging
to the hostile nation or army, even
although these may be under arms
at the time
Malting improper use of a nag of
truce, or any other ensign or banner,
or dressing in the enemy's uniform in
order to deceive the said enemy, is
also burred; and commanders must
not attack or bombard towns, en-
laces, habitations or buildings which
are not defended.
BULLETS THAT FLATTEN.
Tho use of small -arm projectiles,
"which expand or flatten easily in
the human body, such as bullets with
a hard envelope, which does not en-
tirely cover the core, or is pierced
with incisions," was prohibited at
the Peace Convention at Tho Ilague
in 00
]tu18t to.. this the ropresentatiVes of
Great Britain would not agree, as-
serting that the use of the "dum-
dum" bullet—against which the
clause was obviously aimed—was es-
sential fox' the safety of civilized
troops waging war against savage
any age. But it should be remain- races, such as our soldiers had fre-
bet•ed that diarrhoea is a symptom, quently to encounter,
THE RULES OF WARFARE
WHAT SOLDIERS CAN PO AND
CAN'T DO.
Tho Conduct of Armies in the
Field Becomes Nora
Humane, -
Up ti11 within the memory of peo-
ple now living, civilized nations
waged war much as de savage races
at this present day.
Now, of course, all this is altered.
The neck scarfs are both longer
and broader than those worn last
year, and this means that they will
bo very broad, indeed, for last sea-
son they nearly covered tlio front of
the waist. With tho plaited waist,
of course, there is nothing smarter
than pique or plain linen stock or
four-in-hand, and these aro too in-
expensive in the shops to be troubled
about at borne, - but it is wise to
look to the fit of them, for if of the
straight sort, that is, if not carved
to bit the nett at the lower edge,.
they arc sure to prove misfits and be
most unsatisfactory,
SULTAN'S KITCHEN.
Tho private kitchen of the Sultan
0f Turkey is a veritable fortress,
consisting of a small chamber sit-
uated to the aright of the great en-
trance, and is guarded. by barred
windows and 'an armor -plated door.
The cook etiolates under the ever -
watchful eye of the kelardjhi bachi,
ono of the most weighty functionar-
ies in YitlIiz Paln a at Constantino-
ple, for the health, the very life, even
of, the ruler is at his mercy.
When cooped, each dish is feetelod
with red wax, bearing the official
ecal of the I:olardjlri,' and 1'enlaine
hermetically closed until the seals
aro broken in the Sultan's own pre-
sence. His Majesty's life 10 passed
in a long series of elaborate pre-
cautions, however, in shite of the
care he takes of his health, Abdul
hail1id, after a reign of twenty-five
,yearn, looks prematurely olcl and
broken, Itis weakness is extreme end
his body so thhtthat it is little
more than a skeleton,
JOB WORTH TTIIIJ GETTING..
The Speakership of the BriLish
Iloaso of 001111nons is a good job.
With his salary of $25,000 a Year,
it carries the use Of 51. Magnificent re-
sidence in the - Palace of Westminster,
overlooking tho Thames, and various
allowances, Perquisites, and pre•Ogtt
rives, And when 1die holder retires,
or is retired, he drops into a com-
fortable pension of $20,000 a year
for the 1oinal0der of his life and. a
peerage, Iiim. Gully, the Speaker
who has j.t retired—a grandson, by
the way, of a boxing export, book-,
matter, and Petty winner' celebrated
in his 'dap—note enters 110011tiro on-
jtryment ret (.(.,type pleasant things'.,:
not a disease. Never try to stop
diarrhoea, because it is an effort of
nature to cleanse the bowels and get
rid of the decayed food -stuffs in
tlienr, Diarrhoea is had—but things
would be worse for the child if diar-
rhoea didn't coma While a mother
81100ld never try to 'stop diarrhoea,
she should stop the cause, Diarrhoea
is a symptom of indigestion having
sot up decay in the food that is in
the bowels, and the way to cure it is
to 'cleanse the little tender Vowels
with Baby's Own Tablets, It would
000111 strange to treat diarrhoea with
n laxative, if wo didn't 'remember
the catise of it. Both: diarrhoea and
constipation aro the results of indi-
gestion assuming different forms, and
both are cncrod by ilnby's Own Tab-
lets. But. the Tablets are more than
a mere laxative, .They are absolutely
a specific for all the minor ills that
come to infants and young children,
Whether a new-born Intim or a boy or
girl'ten or twelve years. Ilere's a
bit of proof. Mrs. Geo, McGregor,
Hamilton, Orn1 , says: ---"Widen 8117
baby was teething. he had diarrhoea,
was,very cross and did not, sleep
well. I gave him Baby's Own Tab-
lets, ald there teas 110 more trouble,
I now always give him the Tablets
when he has any little ailment, and
he is soon better•,' At this Season
no mother should be without Baby's
Own Tablets in, the house. You can
get. Uien at medicine dealers or by
mail at 25 cents a box by •writing
the Dr, Williams' Medicine - Co.,
llrockville, Ont
A MIIER.
'The small son of i,' clergyman who
was noted for his tireeome sermons
overheard two friends of his father
Saying ]tow dry they wove and how
hard it was to koop awake during
them, Tho following Sunday, while
the minister teas preaching, he was
astounded to see his son throning
pebbles at trio congregation, Tho
0legymalr frowned angrily at him,
when the boy piped Out in a clear
treble voice: -
"It's ail right, pop, You go on
preaching; 1'll keep them awake.
1:1:0 (after rho ce•enony)—'•'Do you
really think I ,hall mnk0 a good
hate, elnrlinng?" She "011, you're
a11.. rig11t1 IIOw do you like your
eentalh?"
Neither would we assent to the
clauses prohibiting the dropping of
explosives from balloons, and making
it unlawful to fire at an enemy pro-
jectiles charged with asphyxiating or
deleterious 'uses.
No exception was, However, taken
by us, or any other. nation, to the
very stringent regulations .adopted
as regards spies. Formerly ,these un-
fortunates got exceedingly short
shrift, and 'even among humane com-
Mentde•s,'that but little care was
taken to sift the charges against
suspected individuals.
Now, however, no spy, even al-
(.houch taken in the act, may be exe-
cuted without fair and proper trial;
and a spy who, after rejoiningthe
teeny to which he belongs, is subse-
quently captured, becomes a prisoner
of war, and carmot.be punished for
his previous acts of espionage.
TREATMENT OF NATIVES.
Now Zealand has given a lesson to
treatment of the
the, world in its
Maori, The Government, after an
honorable peace had been concluded,
preserved the lamds to him, looked
after him, educated him, honored
111m, accorded hint respect, and cared
for WS health. In the New Zealand
Parliament there ave several Maori
members, in t110 Now Zealand Cabin-
et throw is a half-caste, while the
Maori icing has a seat init also. In-
deed, the educated Maori is anywhere
and everywhere regarded as the
equal of the Paella.
THIS 'VETERAN
GIVES REASONS
'$X 8E PINS HIS F'AITl3 TO
DODD'S KIDNEY PILLS,
Worn Out With ' Chrome Kidney
Disease — The Great Canadian
Kidney Remedy Banished His
Pains,
Acadie Siding, Kent Co„ N. B.,
June 26—(Special).—Calixto Richard,
J. P., ono of the most highly re-
spected men in this part of the coun-
try, has joined the great army of
those who pin their faith to Dodd's
:Kidney Pills. As usual Mr. Richard
has good reasons for what be does
and he states them as follows:
"I have been troubled with Kidney
Disease for forty yea's and the re-
sult was I found myself a worn out
reran at seventy-two. Ilut after
using two boxes of Dodd's 'Kidney
Pills I And all my pais are gone
and I can employ all my days with
the best results. I cannot let the
opportunity pass 01 lectin(; the
publio l,now the great good Doild's
Kidney Pills breve clone 1110."
Dodd's Kidney Pille cure all rheu-
matic pains by removing the cause—
Uric acid in the blood. They pint
vigor and energy in place of the,
pain.
POSTCARDS IN RATTLE.
A collector of postcards in St.
Petersburg states that all the sold-
iers in the Japanese army are sup-
plied with very peculiar postcards.
These cards aro surrounded with an
artistic mourning border, printed
on a' piece of white silk, and are
worn by the Japanese soldiers on
their chests. Before going to the
war they writo on the postcard the
name and address of the person to
whom they wish the information of
their death to be sent. In case of
death on the field of battle the post-
cards are stamped with the seal of
the regiment certifying the death of
the bearer, and are sent to Japan.
A Cour Stomach and a Sour Tamper
travel hand-in-hand and 010 1necursorn
01 mental nttd physical wreck. Nine
hundred and. ninety-nine Omen in a
thousand food foment lindi0•estion) f
the cause. Dr. Von Stan Pineapple
Tablets keep the stomach sweet—aid
dizestion—beep the nerve centres well
balanced—they're nature's panacea—
pleasant and harmless, 35 cents. -88
"What did papa say?" "He show-
ed methe door." 'And what slid
you say?" "I said it was certainly
a very handsome door, but not what
I had coarse to talk about. That
made him laugh, and a minute later
you were mine."
Dr. J. D. I{e11ogg's Dysentery Cordial
is prepared from drugs known to the
profession as thoroughly reliable :or the
cure of cholera, dysentery, diarrhoea,
griping pains anti summer complaints.
It Stas been used successfully by medical
practitioners for it (.umber of veers
with gratifying results, If suffering
from any summer complaint it 15 101;
the medicine that will caro you. 'Ity a
bottle. It sells for 911 cents.
UNWIELDY HIPPOPOTAMI.
They Thrive Mightily in Central
African Marshes.
"In the channels which traverse
the oneu'slies of certain districte in
Central Africa," writes a traveller,
"hippopotami in inceedibl0 numbers
are stet with --sometimes in herds
of sixty and seventy. Wherever the
channel widens out into a reedy lake
rows of grotesque -looking heads,
with ears erect, appear above the
water surface, their owners studying
the extraordinary Apparition pro-
duced by the steamer. On approach -
fug the spot tli:se heads disappear
ono after the other under water, and
a series of waves anti large ripples
indicate tlio passage of . the monster
forms below the surface. Altor a
foto animates' time the same liege
heads appear, generally down -stream
of the •boat. They have another
stare and again disappear, with a
snort .and the expulsion of a small
volume of water from the nostrils.
Not infrequently a severe bump is
1
felt in the steamer, making the wh. Whole
Iin11 quiver, as the back of a hippo-
potanns seeking to escape has touch
ort it.
"11 bio water should happen to bo
shallow the attempts of those ani-
mals to hirle themselves are ludicrous
tis their movements are clumsy and
thole anger arid fear are evident. In
sucli cases their heads and the fore-
parts of their bodies are ender water,
and nothing is seen but the huge pink
hind-quarters,kicking
struggling,
churning up the water in the effort
to get out of sight. Although .their
uneoutlh entice may no safely Watch-
ed from a steamer, it is a very dif-
ferent matter if the observer is in
a eanoe or small boat. 'then his,
position is 080 of considerable
danger, as he stands a very good
011011ce of tieing upset.
"As the water of all these chan-
nels swarms With crocodiles such a
contingency is not pleasant to con-
template. `Phe natives are fully a11vo
to this risk and never venture in
their elegem ean0115 into illy broad
sL1'aama infested with hippopotami,
but invariably keep to the shallow
and narrow bennehes on either side
of the main rive'."
UNBEA1IA13LE,
An English tourist; while resting Err a.veav sham limn 7 Uegan to sleep
at a wayside inn on a summer day better i11an I hacl for yeai•5 dxet0ro. I
0. Gab 80 sane an (.111 s en driving 310:00 110311 resect Postern 'Co8co f07
(L here° so thin that it staggered as several years anti like it better and
it walkod. Sind it more benelledni than wheal I
"Why
c10rt't you putt more flesh on
*et nag?" the tourist exclaimed 111- first begn)i.- 71 is al urisp0ak0Ulo
l
digeru fly, iov to lie ral3evrcl of the old distress
"More, is it?" the Irishman an- rind siotinees," Name givoet l:y Pose
Snored. "Why, by the poWer'SI don't Punt Company, Battle 'Creek, Mich,
that the poor creature can There's n reason.
yore see
lrnrclly' Oarr . what little there is on Wad the little boolc, a"Tho Read
y
hire DOW?'t to Wellvllle," in each plrg,
�� � nevi,—
i� will be paid by
9 I -even Brothers
i.imited, Toronto, to any person who
•nn prove that this soap contains
my form of adulteration whatsoever,
it contains any injurious chemicals,
A010 far the OaiAann liar. W
PERSONALLY 00151)I3CTET)
TOUR
California and Lewis and
Clarke Exposition, Port-
land, Oregon.
A personally conducted excursion
to the Pacific coast via the Grand
Trunk Railway System and connect-
ing lines leaves Quebec July G, and
DO YOU WANT PURR 4'EA ?
not mixed with sweepings, dast or refuse, but the.
carefully selected, lnanufacttlred and packed in 11�1l'li to
PRESERVE THEIR FRIESHNESEa
That's why you Want
A
ENGLISH STATUIIE.
To Statistics have recently been col-
lected of the height of 10,000 Eng-
lish boys and mon. At the age of
seventeen these averaged 514. 81n,;
at the ago of twenty-two, 511. 9M.At eeve11teel they weighed 149 lbs„
at twenty-two, 158 lbs. No nation
Moconnect-
ing
and 1 pronto July 0. ']ho fa Increasing in height and weight so
mute will Uo via c olcago, thence rapidly as the 13riLish. In fifty years
thro�e,h Council Bluffs to Omaha, tho average has gen11P for the
Denver and Colorado Springs. Stops whole nation from 5ft7t0n, to 5ft,
will be made at each of these Places Brie" '1'ho average height. oR tho Bri-
pnd side trips falcon to Manitou,
upper classes at thirty years of
Cripple Creek, Garden of the Gods,
age is 51t. 8;in,; of then laborer,
etc. From thele the party will con ,511. 7 8-G4u, Tho _criminal class
tinuo through 010 famous scenic
route of the Denver and trio Grande,
ttirongh the Royal Gorge to Salt
Lake City, thence to I.os Angeles,
San Francisco, Mt, Shasta, Port-
land, Oregon, Seattle, Spokane, and
home through St. Paul end Minnea-
polis. Tho trip will occupy about
thirty days, ten days being spent on
the Pacific coast.
The price for tho round trip, in-
cluding railroad face, Pullman tour-
ist sleeping cars, all ideals in the
dining car, hotels, side trips, etc., is
$165.50 from Quebec, cr $100.550
from Montreal and $150.00 from
Toronto. This first trip is designed
as a vacation trip for teachers, al-
Uiough many who aro not teachers
will improve the opportunity of tak-
ing tiro trip at the remarkably lore
price afforded.
For full particulars address E. C.
Bowler, General Agent and Condnc-
tor, Room 308, Union Station, To-
t
RUSSIANS ASSASSINATIONS.
A Formidable List During
Last Pew Years,
What a strange being the man must
be who has the ambition to be a
high Russian official; it almost seems
like signing one's own death war-
rant to accept a portfolio in present
tinges The Govc11noe of Baku was
recently assassinated by a botnh; and
apper'ently bomb -throwing has be-
come quite a usual occurrence. I
was looking over in a newspaper a
list of the high officials assassinated
(.hiring the last few years, writes T.
1'. O'Connor. here it is; it is a
formidable and dreadful list:
hl, Bogoliepoff, Minister of Educe -
then, by Karpovich, after the Univer-
M. Sip.iagin, 'Meister of the In-
terior, ey Behan:Abeli', April 15th,
1902.
the
General l3ogdanovich, Governor of
Ufa, after a massacre of strikers,
May 1.9th, 1008.
General BobrilcolT, Governor or Pin -
land, by l:ugon Schemanun-a June
1.7th, 1904.
Vice -Governor of 'Flizabothpol,
Transcaucasia, July, 1904,
M, Plehve, Minister of the Interior,
assassinated .r y means of a bomb as
be wee proceeding to have an audi-
ence with the Czar, July 28th, 1004.
Lieut. -Col. L'ogusla.vslcy, Chief Ad-
ministrator of the Sin'marin district
of rho Caucasus, August, 1904.
Greed Duke Serigus, killed by a
bomb at it oscow, February 17th,
1.905.
Amongst those .m whom attempts
have been made, in some cases in-
volving serious injury, are 111. Pobio-
donostsene Procl.rator of the Holy
Synod, March 1001; General Wahl,
Governor of Vilna, 3tIay, 1902; Prince
Obolenski, Goversor of Kliarkoff,
August, 1902; M. Bessono5, Chief of
Police at ICharkoll, same time; Prince
Galitein, Governor-Qeeeral of the
Caucasus, October, 1908; M. Metlen-
ko, Chief of Police at Grodno, No-
vember, 1903; Chief of Warsaw Po-
lice, Mardi, 1905; Governor of War-
saw, May, 1005.
IN COLONEL'S TOWN.
Things Happen,
From the horns of the famous
"Bcyhncl leeeyartali of Cartersville,"
away down South, comae an enthu-
siastic letter about Postern.
"I was in very delicate health, suf-
fering from indigestion and a nerv-
ous trouble so severe that I could
hardly sleep. The doctor ordered
me to discontinue the use of the old
kind of coffee, which was like poison
to ore, producing Such extrenre'dds-
turbance that I could not control
myself, But such was my love for
it that I could not got my own con-
es= to give it up for some time, and
conLinuedto sillier, till my father one
day brought Home a package of Poe*
tune Food Coffee,
"I had the anew food chine careful.
17 prepared according to directions,
and gave it a fair trial. It proved
to have a rieli flavor and made a
stealthy, wholesome and delightful
drink. To my taste the addition of
cream greatly improves it,
"'My health began to improve as
80011 as the drug effect; or the old cof-
fee was - removed and the Postural
Coffee had time to male its i155110nce
felt. Idy nervous troubles were
speedily relieved 3111(1 the sleep which
the old Wine drove trom my pillow
always eat110 to soothe and strong-
then
trongthen nee niter I had drtr111: Pastime—
beings down the average, as their
height is but 5ft. 6 4-5in,
PLEASURE.
Pleasures aro e11 the keener
rare Indulgence.—Juvenal.
0
Give Tlolloway's Corn Cure a trial,
It removed ten corns from one ' pair of
feet without any pain. What it has
done once it will do again.
THE LAST WORD.
"Does your 'wife insist on having
the last word?" said the man who
asks impertinent questions.
"Certainly not," answered Ilfr.
Meckton. "She doesn't have to in-
sist."
Dropsy is One Positive Sign of Kid -
nay Disease —Have you any of these
unmistakable signal Puffiness andel
the oyes? Swollen limbs? Smothering
feeling? - Manisa of the character of the
urine? Exhaustion after least exer-
tion? 11 yen hove there's dropsical
tendency ono you shouldn't delay, an
hour 11 putting yourself under the great
South American Kidney Curs. -80
11E APPROVED.
"Didn't your new hat come home?"
"Nol The inpudent milliner said
she wanted an advance on it. And I
told her to keep her old hat,"
"That's right, my dear. That's
the proper spirit!"
A Pill. for Generous Eaters.—There are
many persons of healthy appetite ant'
poor digestion who, after a hearty meal
are subject to much suffering. The
food of which they have partaken lies
like lead in their stomachs. Headache,
depression, it smothering feeling follow.
One so afflicted is unfit for business or
work of any load. In this condition
Parmelee's Vegetable Pills wilt bring
relief. They will assist the assimilation
of the ailment, and used accdrding to
direction will restore healthy digestion.
VIE HEST '(Til' HAD.
"Is this the best claret, ](.Murphy?"
asked the Irishman of his butler.
"It is not, sore," was the answer,
"but it's the best yo've' got.':
Have You a skin Dleoaso? Totter,
Salt Rheum, Scald Head, Ringworm,
Eczema, itch, Barber's Itch, Ulcers,
Blotches, Chronic Erysipelas, Liver
Spots, Prurigo, Psoriasis, or other
eruptions of the skin -what Dr. Ag-
new's Ointment has done for others rt
can 410 101' you—euro you. One applies. -
Lion gives relief. 86 cents. -87
RAFFLING FOR AN ESTATE.
A 00'1110115 direction was left in the
will of the late Mr, 11S. Ii. Mainwar-
ing, of Carlton, in the Colony of Vic-
toria. The property is to be divided
into six equal parts and numbered.
Nwmber§ corresponding to the por-
tions are to bo placed in envelopes,
which are to bo drawn from a box
by the testator's six children. Each
one will retain the portion of the
estate corresponding with the 111111-.
bor drawn in the envelope.
Lever's Y -Z (Wise Bead) Disinfect-
ant Soap -Powder dusted in the.
bath, softens tho water and disin-
fects.
CHURCH BUILT BY CONVICTS.
Outside Portland P1•ison, England,
is St. Peter's Church, which is used
by the public ancf was collstrected be,
convicts. It is the only edifice in
Great Britain that can lay claim to
this distinction, It is attended
mainly lay tho office's of the prison
and the military station in the
neighborhood ret Verne Citadel, the
highest point in the island, although
those who live near may go there if
they wish.
Flameout as syrup; nothing equals it
as a worm medicine; the name is Mo-
ther Cravoa' Worm Exterminator. 'rho'
greatest worm destroyer of the age.
BRIAR PIPE'S;
Tlio 50 -called briar pipe Is not
made of briar at all, but - from the
root of a particular kind of heather,
called it Preneh 111uyer0, which
grows on the hillsides of the 'Tuscan
Alps in North Italy and on tho
111011fLains of Corsica. English
tradesmen, !biding tho correct word
benyero somewhat difficult for the
English tongue to pronounce, retitle
ed it to briar, and in this way the
corruption crept in, and. was estab-
lished by popular usage. Originally
Swiss peasants made stuff-boxes'
,of
this wood, aid when snuff -taking be -
carne unfashionable the peasants
turned their attention to slaking
pipes from the root, and found a
ready market for them.
"My dear friend, 1must cede yet
to lend 1110 at 0)1110 $l; I hove left
my purse at ]home and lhavnll'11 a
cont in .my po01tot1" "I can't lend
7011 $13 just now, but eat pile you
hl.(.ho way of gat:Mg (.110 mee107' at
onto1" "You aro extremely kind."
"IXerc's five cents; rldo imine and
iota yens purse,"
wJL ONs
FLY DS
WILL CLEAR THEMM'OUT
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FEATHER DYEING
maaein7 0nd aerllog .ad Iiia aloroe ckan5d
Fah",
can bo alut Ly poor, ro i.r 00 th. b..t 141150 h
DG1T1SII AMERICAN DYEING GQ
MONT3 141i
PACIFIC COAST EXCURSIONS.
During Juno, July, August and
September the Chicago and North
Western Ry. will sell from Chicago,
round trip excursion tickets to San
Francisco, Los Angeles, Portland,
Ore. (Lewis 6c Clarke Excursion), Se-
attle, Victoria, Vancouver at very
low rates. Correspondingly cheap
fares from all points in Canada.
Choice of routes, best of train ser-
vice, faverable stopovers and liberal
return limits. Rates, folders and
full information can be obtained
from 13. N.. Bennett, General Agent,
2 East King St„ Toronto, Ont. 31
"What I admire about Rojestvon-,
sky," said one Russian officer, "Is
his reckless bravery." "Reckless
bravery?" "Yes; in allowing him.'
self to get into the same ocean with
the Japanese."
Good Digestion Should Wait en Appe-
tite.—To have the stomaslr well is to
have the nervous system well. Very
delicate aro the digestive organs. In
...oleo so sensitive arc they that atmos-
pheric changes affect them, when they
become disarranged no getter r.7;u'at.11
is trocurable than Parrnolce's Vog3table
Pills. They will assist the digestion 1.0
that the hearty eater will suffer no in-
convenience and will derive all the bene-
fits 01 his food.
Johnnie—"Mamma, this book says
knowledge is power." Mamma—
"And it is, my child." Johnnie-
"No, mamma, it isn't. I know
there is pie in the pantry, but 33
can't get it."
Eighty Team Old — Catarrh F1'ty
Years. Dr, Agnew's Catarrhal Powder
cures him. Wantany stronger evidence
of the power of this wonderfulromedy
over this universal disease? Want the
truth of the case confirmed? Write
George ,Lewis, Shamokin, Pa. No "says:—
"I
ays:"I look upon Illy cure as -a miracle."
It relieves in tea minutes. -50
"The
"Tho ancient Chaldeans," observed
the professor, "used to. write 'their
letters en bricks." "And a good
idea, too," chimed in practical Mr-;
Graba,ll. "Then, when a girl , sent a
fellow's letters back to him he could
use 'em to build a stable or some-
thing."
ENfLISH SPAVIN LINIMENT
Removes alt hard soft or calloused
lumps and blemishes from horses, blood.
spavin, curbs, splints, ringbono,
sweeney, stillles, sprains, sore and
swollen throat, coughs, etc. Savo 850
by 050 of ono bottle. Warranted the
most wonderful Blemish Cure ever
known.
"I feel very i11 this morning, mate-
rna." "Ill enough to go .to bed?'S
"No -o. mamma." "Well, how i11 do
you feel," "'About queer enough
to stay away from school!
Pndns, Like the Poor,. Arc Always
With U5,—That portion of man's life
which la not made up of - pletteure is
largely composed- of pain, and to bo
free from pain is a pleasure. Simple
remedies 01.0 always the best In .treat-
ing bodily Min, and 58 safe, sure and
simpls remedy is Dr. Themes' Eeloctrle
011. You oannot de wrong' In giving it
a triad when required,
PAVEMENT OFF WHALEBONE.
A curious memento of the whaling
industry of Monterey, in Mexico, re-
mains in the pavement loading up
from the street to the west door o4
the church of San Carlos de Bonn -
'nem. This is one of the churches
founded by tho Spanish missionary,
fathers, and is still in excellent re-
pair, The round, meslu•Oom-like tab-
jocts in the pavement aro the verte-
brae of rho. great mammals. Tho
pavement fs• in 'geed condition and
seems to Wear well.
170 you catch cold easily i
Does the cold hang on F 'fry
•fin's
' ,re l"ilo idLcing
Ti on
It cures the most stubborn kind
L
coughs enol colds, I1 it
50es11't euro yeti, y011r Money,
Will be sefuilded.
7ridedi 8, 4, `flt14tta Ado, 101
1 750,5/0. ltglFo' Yi.Y;i'loronlo,Can,
71'31:.1 NT #JIM,.08