HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1903-11-12, Page 7CONFESSIONS OF LOVERS
Po'. NOT TELL 'X'OVIS. 73E-
TI3ItOTIIXD EVERYTITSNG,
Young' 'Violinist Was Gam a To-
baatot'fist---This Young Lady,
Was a Pro -Boer,
"A. 'cant confessed is Ball redress-
ed " but in tonne cases a confession
Is seined upon as it pretext for break-
ing faith by the confident to whom
the sect et is Intrusted. A false
pride is 8Ometinres the 3114411413 of se -
wring llert;rts vowed to constancy,
says Pearson's nalca1y,
About two years ago a young viol-
inist who hail been giving leseone to
the daughter of a retired Army offi-
cer fell in love with )138 lair pupil
and proposed marriage, Tho parents
Were net averse to 11114 match, and
everything proceeded smoothly fur a
time. When, however, the young
1 ILSieian one clay made the disclo-
sure that, before 'taking up music as
a profession, the lied been engaged in
trade as a tobtteconist in a :distant
town. it caused quite a consternation
2a the family circle. The ol'd ex -
officer prided Jllrnself strongly on his
blue -blood,• and,, rather than allow
ono who had ever boon connected
with trade to enter his family, Ile
insisted upon his daughter breaking
off tho engagement,
Only about six months ago a lady
of strong' political views. and moving
in good society, became ong'aged to
a yokng gentleman after a very
short acquaintance. The couple
seamen suited to each otbor in every
way,. lot just after all the arrange-
ments for the wedding had been com-
pleted a flitch Occurred width up-
set the whole affair. The lady, who
was a pro -Boer, made the 'discovery
that bol• lover was possessed of op-
posite opinions to her own respect-
ing the tato war. The divergence of
views aright not have been an insu-
perable bar to the union, but when
tile would-be benedlct made the furth-
er admission that for several months
les hail fought as a volunteer against
t' le people whose cause his sweet -
Mart espoused, she abruptly,
THREW 13TM OV) E,
A Bristol girl lost a suitor 'through
a confession which she 210ed not have
made, but whie)1, once made, seemed
to 11110 a disastrous effect upon tho
shallow affections of her admirer.
After he luta given her the betrothal
ring she seemed to think it an in-
cumbent duty. to 'disclose to him au
episode in the lire of liar father, The
old man, whilst living in America
several years before, had been tried
for mur'der,• acid narrowly escaped the
'death penalty, rfc had been attacked
In a drinking saloon by a pair of
desperadoes,, and, in the struggle
which ensued, one of his assailants
received such injuries through his
bead coming in contact with a brok-
en glass, that 110 afterwards died in
hospital from loss of blood. Tho
bristolian was arrested, tried, and
sentenced, but, additional evidence
being forthcoming in the nick of time
as to the ;desparate character of leis
assailants, he was at tins liberated.
When, bowover, ]lis elaughtor, years
afterwards, related the affair to her
betrothed, tho young man, who was
of a somewhat pharisaical turn of
lima, made it a pretext, paltry ex-
cuse though it was,, far ending the
engagement,
A Sheitield man was recently be-
wailing
o-wailing an indiscrotioe of leis which
caused hiss the loss of a sweetheart
Ile hail been very frank with Jler
concerning ;eta 1v11.010 history with
the exeepti0u of a perlod covering
about two years of his life, to which
he never made any reference. The
very fact of his reticence respecting
this one period naturally aroused the
curiosity of his financee,
Knowing the strange abhorrence
and dread with which she regarded
mesmerism and all connected there-
with, he coneealeil 111s secret as long
as possible,
But being one day teased for in-
formation as to 1118 doings 'during
the two years mention*cl,, he made
the admission that he hail spent the
time in travelling as all assistont to
a professional hypnotist. Under
further interrogation ho also con-
fessod to being 111ms011 possessed of
hypnotic powers of
NO MEAN ou.n IR.
This admission so startled 3118
curious young sweetheart, who, as
already stated, hail a great horror
of everything of that kind, that she
broke off the snatch in fear and
trembling.
A most ample and unanswerable
reason for breaking the bands of love
wee • furnished by an unprincipled
suitor in Glasgow a year or two ago.
/To coolly confided to his promised
Wire 'a secret winch, Instead of in-
creasing her admiration and regard,,
as be seemed to foolishly imagine,
was the moans of turniieg her alToc-
'Mon for him into disgust,
Ono evening, whilst diseeseing their
financial prospects, be quietly .ex-
plailled to.hor a clever 5011C1n0 of bis
own invention by wbial be was able
to rob his employers ltrj1Jl practically
no risk of detection. 'Phis was too
snuck for his betrothed, who was a
higbaninclod girl of strict integrity.
SI1ot at mice gave kiln up, and
only
refrained front informing bis masters
on his promising to abandon his
cell courses and make restitution.
An
Ipswich malt last year wooed a
lass who seemed well 1>1808001 with
. his attentions, abet wore a ring which
he gave he' for several. mbn ;hS,
had courted ,tier as a bachelor, arta
. it, was not until she hail "named the
la,v" 'that ire confided to her that ho
11act been married before, and that
his first hire was aorta.
When 1110 ,young lady found that
she aria been receiving the at't'entions
of a ivi'tiowe•; her love 8001(4 it to
evaporate, and She revoked ' her
promise on t1)e grouted that ho 1ia;e1
coneecti i1 tho fact from her 'too long,
"11," said the a 0111ist,all twill
'y
give'this Dew tonic a, trial, I'm t "
11 'tile
you will never use any 011101',"
'tr:xenae me," rejoined the eustoln01r,
'but, I prefer something at little less
feint"
Low : "1 ilooallre; why, 8ih1d' 11 80.1110bark 1'111:1211141 another woman,"
13idt14' ; "011 1 otr, al"t out husband
bo Mea>e111".
Y
m Marvel
Hew you ever drank Japan
after once tasting
CEYLON NATURAL ORE'EN tea. Pure, delicious
and wholesome, just like "Salado" black tea,
note only 1n 100lod lead pareate.
ey an arooer0.
WOR1C,8'IAN1iJrUP IN CrLASS,
One .o1 the greatest artistic marvels
of the world is to bo seen in the
museum at Harvard University, This
curiosity consists of hundreds of
specimens 01 flowers and plants form-
ed of glass, but with such exquisite
fidelity to nurture that they appear
to be real, every tint and marking,
every tiniest 'detail, being faithfully
reproduced, The very Lairs which
appear 011 the stems on certain
plants are reproduced on the glass
imitations,
AT DEATH'S BOOR,
T11E STORY OF TEE RECOVERY
OF MISS I'ALFORD OF
ST. ELIE.
She Says c"I am Confident That
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills Saved
Illy Life" -Hope for all Weak,
Sickly Girls,
To be well, to be strong,, to pos-
sess a clear complexion,, bright eyes
and an elastic step, the blood mus
be pure and filled with life-giving
energy, When you see pale, sallow,
sickly girls, oast y tired, subject to
headaches,, backaches,, and violent
palpitation of the heart, it is the
blood that is at fault,, and unless the
trouble is speedily corroe'ted the pa-
tient passes into that condition
]mown as "decline" and death fol-
lows. The one sure, positive way
to obtain rich, red health -giving
blood Is to take Dr. Williams' Pink
Pills, This medicine has saved
thousands of young gills from a pre-
mature grave. Strong proof of this
is offered in the cure of Miss Zenaide
Falford, of St. Elle, Quebec. Kiss
Pafford tells 'the story of her sick-
ness end recovery as follows ; "Like
many other Canadian girls, I went
to the United Status and found em-
ployment in a factory at Woon-
socket. The close, indoor work
proved too much for me and neatly
ended in my death. At first X was
taken with headaches, would 'tire
very easily,• had no appetite, and no
energy. I tried to continue the
work, but grow worse and worse,
and finally was compelled to return
to my home. X was so much chang-
ed and so emaciated that my frields
hardly lower me. Two weeks after
my return home I MRS forced to take
my bed. I had a bad cough, was
distressed by terrible dreams, and
sometimes passed whole nights with-
out sleep. Two doctors treated me,
but without avail, as I was steadily
growing weaker; in fact I could not
hold my hand above my head for
more than three or four eecond8, and
had to be turned in bed. No ono
expected I would get better, and T.
thought myself I was about to die.
At this tinio my brother came from
117ootrlltl • to see 111e, and strongly
urged nue 'to try Dr, Williams' Pink
Pills. A supply of pills was pro-
cured, and I now bless the day I
began takieg then. It is enough to
say thatbefore 'three
boxes wore
used 1 began to feel better, and from
that on I grew stronger every day.
By 'the time I had taken nine or ten
boxes X was once more enjoying the
blessing of perfect health. No symp-
toms o1 the old trouble remain, and
I am confident Dr. 1Viliianls' Pink
Pills saved my lire."
Pure blood is the secret of health
and it us because every dose of Dr,
Williams' Pink Pills make new, ricin
blood, that thee- cure such desperate
cases as that above related. These
pills cure all the 'troubles that arise
from poor blood -and that means
most of the ailments that afIllct
mankind. Cive these pills a fair
trial and they hill not disappoint
you. Solcl by medicine dealers every-
where, or sent by mail, post paid,
at 50c. per box or six boxes for
$'9.50, by addeesslug the Dr, Wil-
liams' Medicine CO., Brockville Ont,
b .
LADY DOCTORS.
According to the census for Eleg-
ised and Wales for 1801, theta wore
then over a hundred lady 'oc'tors,
but in 111e census for '1.901 the num-
ber was 212. Mammas in 1891 there
were fifty women physicians under
the age of 'thirty-five years, in 1901
there were 190.
This lire is full of so1•1ole,
• Which increases dry by day,
It's ,jolly hard to borrow,
And it's header still to pay.
Neglect a cough and contract
consumption.
Shiloh9
Cure Tho Lung Tonle
Cares Conauteptiail..'
but don't leave it too long.
Try it new.
Your man la e 1
f it doesn't
Y back i
benefit Y.ort
Prates 2550., 80c., and 410,00
S. o.'W11L is 61 CO3,
Tomato, Can, LeRoy, 14.V.
,WIND 0.01,10,
"In my opinion," writes )111's,
Philip Collins, of Martindale, Que.,
"there is no medlalue can equal
Baby's Own TnbleLs. Before I be-
gan the use or tate Tablets my baby
cried all Lilo time with wind cone
and got little or no sleep, and X Was
nearly Wort out myself. Soon rifler
giving baby the Tablets the trouble
disappeared, and sound natural sleep
returner]. I liave also proved the
Tablets a core for hives, and a great
relief when baby Is teething, I would
not feel that nay children were safe
If I did not have a box of the Tab-
lets an. the house."
All mothers who have used Baby's
Own Tablets speak just as highly of
them as clops Mrs. Collins. The
Tablets clue all the little dlls from
which infants and young children
Suffer, and the mother has a solemn
assurance that this remnant) con-
tains neither opiate not' any harm-
ful drug. Sold by all medicine deal-
ers or sent by mail at 2.5e a box
by writing The Dr. Williams atedieluo
Co., Brockville, Ont.
SENTENCE SERMONS.
A liar needs no label.
Life Is the laboratory of religion.
Our phrases are but the garments
of truth.
A day without a good Beed leaves
you in 'debt,
Happiness is never picked up on the
bargain counter.
The best men are always looking
for the best in. men.
He became the pian of Sorrows for
the sorrows of men.
You cannot carry a crooked, rule
along the etratgbt road.
The road of projudtco never leans
to the realm of truth.
It is only to -morrow's burdens
'that break the back of to -day.
It is cheap makeshift to mock at
what you Cannot make.
Keep your complaints out of your
heart and they will 'clic of neglect.
The more of a man tile saint is the
more of a saint the men will be.
A brotherly boost is often worth
a whole lot of sisterly sympathy.
You cermet get up an orchestra
composed of people who blow their
Own horns.
It is no use a man's trying to bo
holy mares he has made up bis
mints tobe honest.
LONG VOYAGE.
A 84100ner ]las just arrived at
Yarmouth, England, which took al-
most tt month in going front Liver-
pool, a voyage usually completed in
about five days. The vessel was de-
layed by contrary winds and gales.
Clone -"I am to be married short-
ly. Couldn't you manage to in-
crease 1)1y salary a little?" Employe•
-"Couldn't, really, But 1'IL tell
you what I'll do for you, my boy.
I'll shorten ,your hours during the
first three months, so that you can
spend yourn evenings at home
and
after that I'll lengthen them again,
so that ,you will have an excns0 to
got away."
C. C. RTCTIARDS & Co.
X was very sick with Quinzy and
thought I would strangle. I lased
MINARD'S LINIMIINT and it cured
me at once, I am never without it
now.
Yours gratefully,
MRS, C. D, PBTNOLl.
NauWigewntdc, Oct. 31st.
Tag
b>2o--"If every atom of the human
body is renewed every seven ymots,
I cannot be the same woman that
you metaled." .Tie-" X've been sus-
pecting that for some time,"
A rneteii1rrs Weapon la
1iattka fee hub 0Jth.-If disease has
taken your citadel of health, the stomach,
read is torturing you 'with indigestion,
dyspepsia and nervous prostration, South.
American. Nervine is the weapon to drive
the enemyfrom his strop hold "et the point
41
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of fha ba enol trench b trench, bayonet', Y r , but swift
and sure, it always Wins, --f
RAFTING IMPROVES 3VOOD.
German experts say that wood
w111113 has been 'floated in rafts, or
otherwise, gives a none trustworthy
material for joinery slid builcli141
purposes than kions that which Sae
been carted,, or otherwise carried 'dry,
to the sawmill and workshop. The
reason 14 that while tho wood is
lying in the water its sap end al-
btunitl0uil and Salty materials are
dissolved out. If those substances
t'emein In the wood they readily ah -
sorb moist:e a from the atmosphere,
after c0lnlea out of the drying rooms
and also tvcosl swells. Artificial pro-
cesses
f w, 81113out h
a 't. the hygrosco-
pic
gyg oscb-
p1c 481bstaticte frontwood wltiolt has
not been floated aro practises) ill
Genitally,
DEATH DITTIES,
t)uriil( L110 past I1ri>isli anenttna
year the capital value of 0stelos peen-
ing on death automated to i1, 102,770,e
027, and t11g apaid. .raid. 111 death
autlos was d L ,1.5111A i l,
Shirt waists and dainty
linen are made delightfully
clean and fresh with Sun—
light Soap. CB
t-1
SA1.T I"OItMAria CJNP3,
Some renlarl:ab'c salt formations
are found extending for thirty tni'o
along the Virg -thin River in Nevn;da
The salt forms mountains of crystal
and is 6O )Ura and elver that litre
print can bo read through tt foot o
it, This region ]vas elidlurt'y one
occupied by a great salt lake, it
close by are some wonderful wells
ono of which, Wiift. in diameter, con-
tains water (to Intensely sn1i' a that
a person bathing there w11'1 haat like
a cork,
131001/57 ))00 0Sl IoAirry.
A dog, -supposed to have been the
biggest in the world, has Just (1104
at Rutland, Vermont, at the .ago of
ten yt'ars, X10 Wirtz a crosu of L+'nbbr-
Jiob and German mastiff,anis weigh -
01 214411), At .Uio shntlider be was
lift, alga, as tall us a full-grown lion
but lie had not the 11011'13 massive
legs and shoulders nor his inieressive
length, beim; may bit. "frons tip
to lip." But 1u' was a lemur to
evil -doors on bark nights, ins 41est
meneured Chin, and ills mighty neck,
receare1 a 116in. collar,
taws -ere luisguegu 18 J1:st no likely
10 fndirat+• a acedy character us a
Nalatly am.
$100 Reward, $100
There Is mere reeerrh In this section
s of the (dun try than all ether dlscas00
out together, and until the lest foto
years Wits supp0nod to he incurable. For
, a great many years doctors lunnounaed
It. a local disease and praseri heel local
remedies, and uy constantly failing to
cure With fatal treatment., pronounced
o tt incurable. Science has proven catarrh
s to be it constitutional disease and there,
fore reit ufres cottetitutton of treatment.
' l hall's 1'atn,'rh Cure, mo.rlufnnturer1 by
RIOT!
tnc�eey h Co., Toledo, (1110, Is
the only const Il vl ionnl cure nn the mar.
kat. It is taken Internally 1h 60000.
from 10 drops to a teaspoonful, It nets
dlrently on the 5100t1 and mucous sur-
faces of the system. 'They offer one bun-
drod dollars for any ease it fails to
cure. fiend for circulars- and testlin0r>1-
ala. Address.
F. J. Ct11.114142> it CO., Toledo, 0.
Hold by Druggists, 75c..
Hall's Family Pills are the best.
JEWELS ON AN TDOL, '
The Jewels of an Indian idol must
bo worth stewing if many of those
ramerlcably hideous images possess
sura valuable head ornaments as one
made tor the idol 1'ar'thasothy, in
the TIfy.licane temple at Madras. The
omit:110M Is worth some 60,000
rupees, and Is ma'rdc of sovereign gold,
studded with diamonds, emeralds,
and rubies, the largestt emerald being
valued at 1,000 rtl>,ees unci the big-
gest ruby and diamond at 1300 rupees
apiece.
Airs. Gamp.-"Margaret, you had
a• man in the kitchen last evening.
Was he a friend or yours?" llforgaret
-"No, indeed, mum; it was only me
husband."
MANITOBA GIVES
-TRIK[NG PROOF
THAT DODD'S KIDNEY PILLS
CTJRE WHEN OTHER MEANS
PAIL.
Mr. J'. J. Perkins Disabled by Kid-
ney Pains, Finds New Health in
the Great Canadian Kidney
Remedy,
Tyndall, 11Tan., Nov. 2. -(Speciale.
-Ail over Manitoba and the Terri-
tories people are telling of benebts
from the use of Dodd's Kidney Pills,
and this place furnishes a striking
example of how they will cure when
all other means have failed in the
person of Mr. J. J. Perkins.
"For two years I was troubled
with say Kidneys," Mr. Perkins says.
"1 got so bad that the doctor at-
teeding medeclared me incurable.
'At times, I had such severe pains
in my back that I thought I would
have to give up hopes and die. I
was unable to work and was becom-
ing destitute.
"One day, a friend asked me, 'Rave
you ever tried hold's ]Kidney Pills?'
I answered 'No,' and he persuaded
me to try them.
"Tho first box made me feel like a
nely man; five boxes cured: me COm-
plotely. Dodd's Kidney Pills saved
my lire."
Dodd's Tfidnev Pills cure the Kid-
neys. Sounc! Kidneys take all im-
purities out 01 the blood. Thus
Dodd's Whiney Pills cure llheunla-
tism, Sciatica, and • other dlseades
caused by uric acic1 in the blood,
t
When yea hear a loan spend: of a
baby as "it" you can safely bot that
lie's a bachelor,
Mind's Liniment LumhfrmanIs friend
Patient -"Aro you sure you can
put toy teeth into satisfactory con-
dition?" Dentist -"Yes, sir; at any
rate, I will spare no pains to do
so,"
Por over Sixty Years
ma. w1YaLew'a 08011(1,0 Srker has been mod by
pinions of mothers for their children while teetkrag.
1 oeetms the 11,11,1, rotteas Um mans. 51 .070 pooh ewes
vied Delia regohunothe sem, N1 and botroln, and In the
heat ronm,ly for Olan'heea. Tnmaygvo stubs n bob,fa
,ukC(14"7Ants iWr>nioivx 5,ior0RxarSim,,r "sure 1374
You cannot pray to ,your Father
while you ase figuring on preying on
your brother.
Ask for Minard's and fake no other,
A man has no business with reli-
gion who has no religion with his
business.
Pill Sotsstc.—It stands to reason that
Or. Agnew's Little Livor P111s will orowd
out of the market many of the naeao03ls
old-timers, A better medicine at less than
f therico 11 the argument heeded to
h41 is ea
p s
keels the demand what it has ]lean-'-phe-
00t8enal-go doses to cents, They cure
Sick Headache, Biliousness, and allay all
stomach irritations.--$
"3011)1," whispered the good wo-
man in the dead of tho night,
"thorn aro burglars doWns1:ailal
"Yon go down, dear," replied Jolla,
sleepily; "they wouldn't dare to
stripe a Nwnan."
"A roan must bare a head to do
business with 111e." "4041at is your
business ?" "Z'n1 n• phrenologist,"
Keep Minard's Liniment In the lime.
It makes all the difference whether
doubt fs your terminus or but a
station on your track.
Wash greasy dishes, pots or pans
with Lever's Dry Soap a powder. It
will 4140>0e the grease with the
greatest ease.
CURIOUS PAVEMENTS,
Glass, Marble, Granite and Other
Stone is Used.
Streets paved with glass are not
by any means unknown. The famous
Rue de la Republique at Lyons is a
notable example. ?;fore rho pave-
ment is laid in glass blocks, eight
inches' square,, which are so symme-
trically fittedt together as to prevent
the possibility of water passing be-
tween
o-tween the interstices,
An Italian nobleman has lately J1aU
the courtyard of his polaco paved
with slabs of marble, granite and
other stone, every one of wtial has
been brought from a different land.
Europe, Asia, Africa, America, and
Australia have all supplied materials
for this curious nlosiac, which is
composed of over 500 pieces, each
engraved with the nam0 of the coun-
try from W11iCJ1 it came.
On the occasion of his accession to
the throne of Bavaria, ))Xasindien
Emanuel had 0110 of the roans lead-
ing to his palace paved with bur-
nished plates of copper, which, gleam-
ing in the sunshine, had all the ef-
fect of the more precious metal -
gold. Down this road it leas his
attention to peoceed in Royal pomp,
but his purpose Was unfortunately
frustrated by a gang of robbers, who
one night carried otl much of the
valuable paving.
Tombstones aro not infrequently
employed in different parts of Not
tinghanisllire, Derbyshire, Lincoln-
shire, am! Leicestershire for the pur-
pose of paving; and a year or so
back the inhabitants of the Valo of
Belvoir raieod a vehement protest
against their being used for a pat11-
Way leading to the parish church.
The local authorities, however, en-
deavored to excuse themselves on the
ground that they had plenty of old
gravestones on halal, which, if uti-
lised, would assuredly save the rate-
payers' pockets.
Faulty Kidney/la-Have you back-
aahe? Do you feel drowsy? Do yon'
limbs feel heavy? Rave ,you frequent
Headaches? Have you falling vision?
Have you dieser feeling? Are you de.
;tressed? Is your skin dry? Have you e
tired feeling? Any of these signs prove
kidney diseaxe. Experience has proved that
South American lfidney Cure never fails. -6
FII1IALTT3'S DECALOGTJTS.
1. :Rise early, retire early and flit
your clay with work.
2. ,Water and bread maintain life;
pure air and sunshine aro luUispen-
sable to health.
8. Frugality and sobriety form the
best elixir of longevity.
4, Cleanliness prevents rust; the
best. cared for machines lest the
longest.
5. Ilblougli (sloop repairs waste and
strelgthes; 'too much sleep softens
and enloebles.
6. To be sensibly dressed is to give
freedom to one's movements and
enough warmth to be protected from
auradon c11ai1ges .of temperature.
7. A clean and cheerful ]louse
makes a happy home,
S. Tho mind is retreated and in-
vigorated ani] '• te.'tl bydistractions
vigo]n
amuse-
ment; but 411)1:50 of them loads to
dissipation and dissipation to vice.
9. Cheerfulness makes love of life,
and love of life is half of health. On
t)Y0 e011trary, sneluess slid discour-
agement hasten old ago.
10, Do you gain your living by
your intellect? Then do not allow
your arms and legs to grow stiff.
Do you earn ,your bread by your
pickax ? Do not forgot to cultivate
'your mind and to enlarge your
kart eft
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Of or vola o alt a
tavola r syr 1 tLhetd heart dtscana 1
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thought,
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Via the Chicago and North Western
liv., on solo every Lily up to Nevem-
-ea 301.1), Settle/73 ono luny Wend
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eines tickets r r .o front.
tht.s i c els at Very lot!] at s ottm
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Chicago to points n Utah, A Oltala>
Notoria., Idaho, Oregret, 13'nf+htll't011,
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sou re', Now Westutlnstnr, Itoesland
and other points in the 11 00te10)9
1eisirict, Correspondingly low rates
rent n.11 points in (lei>ntle, Full
1a1'tiellln.i'8 from 1>Onrr114 ticket emelt
Dr,POWW`S Uvor P1118 OOro 1110 IA81,4d0808100
or 11. IT, Bennet, Oonornl Agent, ea
'iast Xing St., Toronto, Ont..
The Englishman's idea of breakfast is a healthy one.
Toast, jam and tea—a chop inebbe.--just enough food for the
stomach to assimilate properly—the warmth of the tea to draw
the blood to the stomach and assist digestion.
Blue Ribbon Tea is the daintiest and crispiest leaves of the
tea plant.
It is pure tea—free of tannin—appetizing and nutritious.
Try the Red Label Brand for your breakfast.
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C•syloar. 'Green
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Ladies and Girls,
You Can Earn This
iloilioome Seed
its a Few [Minutes
eltleyou poet paid 81nrgoand
bca 0Ifll1'and we 1J eo Dred 5'!c-
804092ax 20 inches, named "The Angel's Whisper,"
TheFamily Record, "sod "Simply to Thy Cross I
(ling, to sell at 7.68. each.. We also give a sop
certi0cate free to each purchaser. These pictures aro
handsomely Sashed An 19 coloro, and could not ,be
bought in any store for less than sac. each. Every
one you offer them to will buy one or more. Whoa
sold send us the money, and we w711 send you this
EiANDSODIE run SCARF
Ova 4. inebe4loo0, g inches vide, model -tont selected
full.furred skins with six Ono full black tails, the very
latest style. Woknow you will be more than pleased
with it. Miss T Bookers, Roseenberg Can., said:
" 1 write to thank you for the handsome 1'ur scare It
Isjoet beautiful.. 1 could not buy ane IDs it fa our
store for$3.00."" Thoma:dor prlcein dl fox stores is
5),00, and they fully equal in aptsoarenee arty $ro,00
Foe Scarf, We could riot think of giving them for ea
little, were it not that we hada great mamba made
specially !ores during the summer hien the furriers
were not busy, Ladles and girls, take advantage of
this chance and write fol the pictures to -day. We
guarantee to ,treat you right, and will allow you to
lamp tent money eopay
yyour
rpostage, 00 that youu Fur
Scaasl
COLONIALt.AlttT 00.. pent• Address oto.
Dep. 20 Toronto.
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When you buy a WASHBOARD see that it bears the name
X ' 6llousshold
Favorite."
"Waverly."
INSIST ON GETTING ONE OF THE A$OVE WELL-KNOWN BRANDS
The Best That Can be Has.et.
USE EDDY'S PAOLS egt TUBS.
USE EDDY'S NITCHES.
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She : "3711)! hoes woman take a
mw she 1'
an'snam e when omarrles him '
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naso lee's got ?"
Mlnard's Liniment is used by Physicians
Mamma -"Johnny, I'm disappoint-
ed in you." Johnny -"Oh, well, you
ain't just the mother I thought
you'd be. But it's too late now to
cry ailout it.'t
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If you w111 do a fogy hours work Por tcs say
dhy niter le1oe!, Boys nulst 00o!0ao refer.
eneee from crena orrater/liana
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4V, Tew York,
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PATENTS
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SMITii & 1350/14104
8eitoitors of Patents.
Canada Life nuad' 1
Toronto.
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POULTRY, EGGS
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We buy f.o.b. or sell on commission. Wo so-
Boit your consignments and correspondence,
RUTEERFORD,I2EARSHALL .8e CO
TORONTO, 42-41
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To PATENS
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Send for ttandhooi
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Bard Tables
The Noah at the Lowest Petco
Write for Torino
R ,ID BROS.. IV3'Vg Oo.3'
753 King en. vo.
Dominion Lilac sten sialggs
montratsi 314 Liverpool
8oaton 30 t.ivorpooi
i Superior ateemlaodettats
Lail ° mid lel passe fere, to
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br ail ofaaaoa of
re amttlnhlpe, �p°cial attention hes been Betio . Psi
ofrry d tames and TNird•Ciase 1, 03917 to Pas
m 14710 posits* and ell par mien W mole to guy RIZ
Of the ePompmy, or to paaaeuaar agouti wDl
1DOMINION r+TSlli OPTIONS:
'W Stets ab., Boston. 1f Fit. 8acnuubut F31.. Slsatnd
77 itins' Bt., east, teronto,
3401(44110, CAP111Ni0S, $TO1:13,.5)114P'S,
nt close ptl�oon sand for catalog.
HAM finis AND eaNS)00 wsntee. Bond fag
Brice 1)0t:. 88'-01
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Butter,
.A11 KINDS SP
FRUITS
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