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Cult EluVit.
Many pereone regard the winter
*Wee Pe an unfortunate visitatiofl.
maaidereti both unoonafortable to the
body and harmful to health. Thie
en error, Cold is a Meat PQtent agent
fOV the restorafien and Preeervation
of nermal aeternY On the Part of the
organs of the human body. It Is a
wise plan of rrovidetwo which giVeti
U5 a change o seaeone. The winter
eold comas aa a tonic to repair the in-
juries done by tee enervating' heat of
eunainer, Suinreer, it is true, has
many Wlee uses in the matter of
health. It ineuees outdoor bee, rids
the seetem of poisons through coeloue
perapiration, end through the scorch-
ing rays of sun 'destroys germ life,
Winter iu the great beacer of the
system. It stineulates activity in ev-
ery organ. When old attacks the
surface of the body the blood is itet
into more free circulation aa a means
of bodily warmth. It it4 through the
teirculation of the blood that the hu-
man anatoray is kePt M a state of re-
pair When the food has been digeet-
ed and converted into liquid form it
Le taken up by the blood and carried
the rounds of the system, for the par -
pose of repairing the waste. places.
When the cold causes increased oirou-
lation it also brings about more per
foot nutrition.
Man% face and hands illustrate how
weatherproof the body becomes when
exposed to air. Continued activity in
circulation of the surface, caused by
the air coming in contaot with the
sicin, tends to nourish and thicken the
skin. Thus map's skin grows thioker
In winter just as animals are supplied
with a double eoat of fur. The say
ages who dwell bareheaded in the open
air; are seldom if ever, known to be
afflicted with bald heads, while, with
the civilian who'ehields his Scalp from
air, baldness Is prevalent.
The Indians who, if not now, in for-
mer days, roamed our western borders,
practically without clothing to shel-
ter their bodie.s, became, through long
exposure, so inured to the cold that
It gave them but little discomfort.
NEEDLES ANT) PINS.
It Is curious to trace how little by
little our ordinary conveniences, such
as needles and pins, thimbles and
orochet-hooks, came into use, and
were adapted to the daily needs of
feminine work and fripperies. The first
needles were probably made of fish -
bones, carefully sharpened and pierced,
and even before they. were invented
women pierced holes m the skins and
fabrics they manipulated with little
bone skewers, and passed fine Lhreads
- of sinew through Lhe Loles thus. made.
This method is in use among some
American Indian tribes to the present
day, and Lhe sewing produced is re-
markably neat.. There were a great
many needle -makers in Paris in the
thirteenth century, but when Louis
Quatorze, was Xing they had all disap-
peered. Needles were than made
entirely by hand, and were consequent-
ly expensive, but by some means the
needle manufaeture got transplanted
to -England, and to this day there is no
present, more valued by notable
Frenchwomen than a stook of Lhe best
English needles, not simply bought as
such, but selected here by someone
who knows what needles ought to be.
The small case or =skit in which ladies
kept their preolous needles was fre-
quently made of gold, and even, set
with jewels, and very often attached
to the chatelaine which even dames of
high degree wore at their waists.
Paris pins had a great reputation in
Mollere's Lime, about 1656, but the win
makers disappeared before the end of
that century. England had even then
become the home of the Industry, but a
few were still made at Laigle and Euge
les, in Normandy, though the only way
of ranking them popular with French
ladies -was by selling them in English
wrappers. There were then as. many
varieties as we have now, including
black pins for mourning, which,how-
:ever, It was said, wi
were less used n 1723
than in previous years.
Pinoushions have quite a literature
01 their own. The earliest seem to
have formed the tops of boxes, which
were often very valuable, and made
to contain jewels. They belonged far
more to the dressing -table than to the
work basket.
Gabrielle d'Estress, in 1599, had a
portable pincushion made to hang to
her girdle. It is described as ,being
of fine gold, set with diamonds, en-
amelled purple on one side, and( on the
other with flowers, and having four
large pearls, one at eaoh corner. The
shapes ot many of these quaint pin
cushions have Intely been revived and
mounted in silver for dressing table
ornaments,
;WOULDN'T ACCEPT THE
.1110N.
IA lawyer tells the following story
:concerning 1 olieot1 something of a
wag in his way, wtth whom he had
long kept an account, When the lat-
ter was finally made up the bill, most-
ly for trifling services covered several
pages oe foolseep, as the items
enum-
eratod the Most trifling details, When
the client called to settle he refused
to enter tbe office, but; stood in the
doorway, holding one end oil the
voluminous documentin the direetion
-of his legal adviser with the request
that he would lake the money and
receipt it,`
come in said the lawyermese cm-
dia fly
Not quite, implied the elient; I know
a thing or .tiVO new, You'd charge me
rent if 1 did.
HARDLY SPEEDY ENOUGH.
Grace, dear; remarked the enxious
recither, do you think thaf young man
is fast?
'rase ndeed, reaponded the daughter,
rettesuringly ; but be won't get awey,
mother.
A bachelor says that widows W0013
not because ot the loss of a husband,
but because of the laek oe ono.
Any a tterapt to elebrevato "1900,"
observed the professor, will be elmoill
sure to ooine to miught,
The Woman who painia her clwelre
and the man who dies hie Whiskers
fool only one peraon,
Perfect
Health
can be yours.
Do not try experiments with your
health. If you are not well use only
a medieine known to. cure. Dr.
William& Pink Pills are not an experi-
ment. They have cured thousands of, eArli
people, who had tried common medicines and failed to find
health. Some of the cured are in your own neighborhood,
Mr. F, Mission, Defeat', Man., writes 1 -Iran speak in the highest terms
of Dr. VVilliams' Pink Pills as a medicine for rebuilding the systole. Previous
to using the pills I was suffering from headaches, loss of appal it's and extreme
nervousness, which left Inc in a very weak condition, The leaet work would
fatigue me. I can now say, however, that I never felt better in my life than I
do at present, thanks to Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. Similar ettlferers -and
there are many -will find it to their great advantage to use these pills."
Do not take anything that does not bear the full name "Dr. Wil
liams' Pink Pills for Pale People," It is an experiment and a hazardous
one to use a substitute, Sold by all dealers or post paid at 50 cents a
box or six boxes for $2.5o, by addressing the Dr. Williams' Medicine
Co., Brockville,
STORIES.FROM THE WAR,
LETTERS FROM SOME OF THE BRAVE
MEN AT THE FRONT.
Tlie Iris» Brigade Were First on Top of
the Ifill-Inetances of Boer Treachery
-leillyamith Is a Dirty Place -New Ilse
for 100 ostrich.
.. Private Francis Burns, Royal Irish
Fusiliers, writes from Ladyemith as
follows:
"We went for the Boers at 5.30.
When within 1,000 yards shot and shell
began to fly about us. 'There is no
mistake -they can shoot 1 Dead and dy-
ing were all around, but we lose all
feeling in battle. Up the hill we went
with fixed bayonets, but the cowards
would not wan for us, but ran like
sheep. They put up a flag of truce
and our general would not let us fire
on them, when we and the cavalry
could have slaughtered the lot. The
dead were on top of each other. It was
terrible. The two officers of my com-
pany were shot. The papers say the
Dublins were first on the top of the
hill, but it was the Royal Irish -it
does not matter, anyhow, for we are
all Irish. Tell ray mother England's
firat battle was won ;by the Irish bri-
gade.
" We have had five days and nights
of misery. The world will never know
what Irishmen did those fearful nights.
We came through a place called the
Devil's pass. All it wanted was some
fire, and It would have been hell. We
are now in Ladysmith. The Boers fire
on our hospitals, and do things a sav-
age would not do, but the day of reek -
ening is coming."
BRAVERY AND TREACHERY.
The ,son of Mr. E. Lunn, Wakefield,
England, writes as follows :-" I was
in company with a sergeant in oharge
of some wounded Boer prisoners. One
of these VMS lying on a stretcher, and
was being carried in when he whipped
out a revolver and aimed at an officer
near. The sergeant was carrying his
gun on his shoulder with the barrel
in treat of him. Ere quickly dashed
the revolver out of the Boer's hand.,
clubbed his own rifle as he would a
striking hammer, and dashed the pri-
soner's brains out where- he lay. He
was not satisfied with ono blow, but
had three, and beat the manes head
to a pulp. The captain did not see
what the prisoner had done, so order-
ed the sergeant's arrest. k mitered@
slipped out of the marching line, ask
Ing to be excused, saying be thought
the sergeant's eiroumstances needed
some explanation, and told the cap-
tain how things stood. The captain gave
the order for the sergeant's release,
congratulating him, and thanking him
for saving his life."
TEED LANCER AND THE OLD BOER. !
The same writer continues :-"I saw
a 'Lancer who pitied an old Boer be-
cause of his grey hair and whiskers.
The Lancer said that when he pushed
him out ,pf the way he could not give
him the thrust becaurie at the moment
he thought of his old father. Well,
the Lancer got five yards or so past
him, when the old boy aimed and fired
at his preserver, but tbe bullet miss-
ed. A comrade who saw -the aot rode
heel: and thrust the, Boer through the
heart with his lanais, giving him a sec-
ond thrust to make sure."
ONE 'VERSION OP THE BOER.
Mr. X. Et Lams, mining engineer,
who has been a resident in the Trans-
vaal for some years, writes as to the
Boer character The average Boer is
a lazy, dirty, Ignorant slave-driver,
He is considered very industriotis and
ihrifty. My knowledge of the Boer -
and it is not a meagre one -does not
bear but this idea. Few • aolas of the
sail,' as they 111te oall themselves
in the Transvaal, will tempt work in
a mine, beconae tradesmen or methane
ies, or accept any work ite wage-earn-
ers. They prefer to lis and lee about
on the Dim '
Dims, mills, etc, and as a
consequence they are test being push-
ed out by other nationalities --even 1
coolies -who rout. or buy the farms 1
and work them as they ought to be T -
worked. Tho Ileer hates progress lend
olvilmation, told slime the discovery of
the goldfields ancl the influx of for-
eign capital, his only ambition has
been to keep the Ditlender at work,
and to fleece him for all th'at is pos-
sible."
• LADYSIVIITH AND ITS DUST.
Wriees a private of Sir George
White's force:-" Per all the dirty,
filthy holes, commend me to Lady-
smith. Nothing but dust storms, day
in and day out. In fact I ate more
duet than rations. The last night we
lay there was a beauty. We struck
camp in the afternoon, bivouacked out
at night. About six p.m., the wind
seemed to oolleot to give us a parting
salute. It blew something awful the
whole night through ; roofs were blown
off houses. All the tins had been col-
lected and placed in stacks. These
commenced to have a race across the
camping ground in the night, chased
by helmets, boots and light articles,
such as blankets, waterproofs, besets,
ate., in tbe rear. In face, It sounded as
if the devil and all his legions wore
having a night% jollification at our ex-
pense.
OSTRICHS AS DECOYS.
private E. Dunn of the Grenadier
Guards, writing from Orange River,
says :-" The prisoners seemed struck
with us. They thought we were a lot
of boys, and did not want to fight,
and were crying to go home. We have
got a novel way of catching their
scouts. We have got some ostriales
tied to a rope on the bill, and we get
just over the crest. Of course they see
the birds and they think there is no
one about tell we have got them."
BEAUTY ACQUIRED.
It is a curioue fact, but in many
capes it seems indisputable, Lhat two
persons, living many years together
assume a likeness in facial expression,
features and most certainly in char-
acter, bat more so from the point of
features. No doubt it Is fur this self-
same reason that ladies procure the
services of pretty and lady -like nurses
for the bringing up of their infants,
who, not possessing beauty by heredity,
may attain it by the simple method of
constant impressionable contact.
SAVING. •
A. -Doesn't it cost you an enormous
amount to keep up that yacht of
yours ?
13. -Yes, but my wife cannot run up
any bills while the is on ife
A SISTER SAVED.
•
Sickness Banished -Health Restored,
Gentlemem-Dr. Ward's Blood and
Nerve Pins have done my sister so
much good that in grateful apprecia-
tion I told. Mr. Tully, the druggist,
would gladly give a testimonial un-
solicited, as to their merits. eery
sister, 15 years of age, caught a vio-
lent cold--sinoe then she has been in
very poor health, lost all colour was
anemia her blood had no vitality, and
she had no physical strength, she be_
came extremely nervous, so much so
state of oemplete physical and nervous
or excitement, and IL was impossible
for her to get restful' sleep, she lost
ber appetite, her heart became very
weak, palpitating so violenLly that
she could hardly breathe at. the sligh-
test exertion. When she oommeneed
taking Dr. Ward's Blood and Nerve
Pills two months ago she was in a
state of oomplafe physical and nervous
prostraLion. Her. blood was twenty
with no more strength thant water,
Slime taking Dr. Ward's Bleed and
Nerve Pills she has been ra'plelly mend-
ing, her reppetite has refurncsd, sbe
sleepwell her nerves are stronger,
ane her beart meined strength so that
it
is able to fulfill its funotions Prior
to taking Dr. Ward's Pills she' had
taken many medicines without any
special benefit. Dr. Ward's Rlood and
Nerve Pills are minutely the only
medicine that has done any good. Be..
fore taking them she was getting
weaker, her heart and nerves 'toeing
stiength daily. Since she had began
taking them she has daily dnd eon-
tinuouely gained health and strengtb.
• CLARA ELLIOTT,
36 College street,
Onl..
Anording to reports from India, the
aale of ehildeen by atarving 'parents
s becoming common,. Over 3,000,000
yeople are working on Government.
'end works.
Probably 00 person living ever saw
a Motets of Cupid that looked as
hough the lit tie follow had good cone.
son sense.
VALMED AT $00,000,
Tim fluiele Of Ferolit °woe the World ,
pieei ExpeltelYe Piste,
The Shall -M -Shah, of Fa41e/24k kip0
of kings, the present ehlter f Persie,
owne the World' eestlieet pipe. It is
the Kallian, or elate ;pipe, and is need
Me special oeuasions. It ie valued at
e400,000, and Is ernamented with dia-
naoads, rubles and smaragelites. Tbe
long, enake-illee el em and the bowe are
ef Pere gold.
The sultan of Turkey ale° possesses
pleas of great value. In 1802, when
the Priii108 of Wales was on a visit
to Turkey, he was invited by the sue -
tan to smoke 4 narg11110., an Oriental
pipe, in whith ale SnaOke Passes
through water, The pipe was studded
wit/3 diamond", and was worth $15,-
000, Ibwas given to the prince as a
Memento of his visit to Constantinople.
Another pipe, made entirely of ;neer-
echatim and amber and belonging to
Prince Ferdinand of Bulgaria, is re-
ported as costing $3,000.
WOULDN'T BE OBSTINATE.
We've come ter tell ye; pardner, an-
nouneed the spokesman of the Vigi-
lance Committee, that every cuss in
town 'cepin' yourself has agreed that
It's time fer yer ter light out,
Ef that's ther case, gents, replied
the facetious bad man Pll move ter
Make it unanimous.
Men of mature years have much to
be thankful for because of the failure
of the majority of their youthful
plans.
IN OTTAWA VALLEY
Reuben Draper, of Bristol, P. 0.,
Reports 1hat Ile is Cured of
Gravel by Dodd's Kidney
Passed a Large Moue One Week After
Commencing DothIP* Blueley
PlIIe-
'Il.w Completely Free From This
Trouble - teeensinends DodsPe
KIdneylPIHs te All Sufferers
From Bladder Complaints.
Bristol, P.Q., Jan. 22. -The people
on the Quebec side of the Ottawa
River are fully alive to the boon they
have in Dodd's Kidney Pills as is wit -
missed by the large number whp are
publicly testifying- to the merits of
Dodd's Kidney Pills in the press. One
of those is Mr. Reuben Draper, of Clar-
endon, near here.
Mr. Draper was troubled with that
painful and dangerous bladder com-
plaint known as gravel. Dodd' Kid-
ney Pills cure Gravel, and when it Is
remembered that a surgical operation
was formerly the only means of assail-
ing this disease, the value of Dodd's
Kidney Pills is apparent. Dodd's Kid-
ney Pills were recommended to Mr,
Draper, and he tried them, with com-
plete success, as tbe following letter
will show.
Jan. 8, 1900.
Dodds Medicine Co.
Gentlemen, -About three years ago
I was taken ell with what I thought
was gravel. I was suffering great pain
sO I sent for a doetor, le0,3 gave me
some medicine and said he would call
again. He came twiee more and charg-
ed me fifteen dollars. I was a little
better but not well. A short time af-
ter I had another attaok, so I tried
another doctor with about the same
result, only I was getting weaker all
the time. Then a man advised me to
try Dodd's Kidney Pills, for he said
they had cured his mother. So I
thought I would try them, and in just
one week I passed a stone as large as
a small beam and in four days after
I passed another about the size of a
grain of barley. This gave me great
relief and I commenced to feel bet-
ter and to gain strength.
That Is two years ago, and Ihave
not had any trouble that way since.
1 have the stones still In my possession
and can shohe them to anyone who
doubts this story. Hoping this may
be' of some benefit to someone suffer-
ing as I did,
I am your truly,
REUBEN DRAPER.
The Duke M Argyll is seriously ill
at Inverary, Scotland.
Had Catarrh Since Childhood But Ca-
tarrhozone Cured Him.
Ulric Breault, of Sweetsbang, Que.,
"Since childhood I have been
agficeed with [ethane:1 of, the throat
end 'EOM end never, knew evinet. re -
pelf meant till I tried; Catarrhozone,
/ we nerves commetele curea me,
and 0 have not one. eingle symmone of
Catarrd now. I ca n heartily ref:cm-
/ma Catarrhozone for Catarrb, and
would/ advise all sufferers, to get an
outfit at otee and be oared' tuerI was."
Catlairrir-a-zoine la sold by all drug-
gists. Trial outfit sent for. 10e 10
stall:one qv N. C. POLSON & co„
Kingston, Ont.; Proprietors.
P. D. Blaokmore, tbe famous novel-
ist, is clea,d.
Reassaisa
La Tosoana, 10o. DE-Atimmgl,ait
'The daatb of tba Duke of Teak is
reported at Surry.
Si Pharaoh 100.0 Pan:$0, orgy, QU.e.
London has 10,000 professional must -
clans,
TO IMRE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. A11
druggists refund the money if It Stile to mire.
lc. 111. w. Grove's signature is on molt box.
All the street car lines in Troy, N.Y.,
are tied up by,, a strike.
VEGETABLES,
Did Yon buy those attars of mine
at a olgur store 1 he asked.
Oertaial,y, she reolied. Where did
you think I botight them?
I Wattle% certain thai you didn't get
010,in Itt your Omen crooer'e.
Roc ornt. Piniv YEARs
pos. WINSLOW'S SOOTHINO SYRUP ha been
used by mother' for their ehIldren teething, It &Mlles
bbs uhild, softens the gum& allays 'Mini mime wind
collo, end to the best remedy for Merriam Mo. a hot.
Ole, Sold by all (eulogists throlebout, the world. ac
eute &h ter Malting Swop,
Tile student who takes up medloine
finds it far more pleasing than tak-
ing It down.
O'KEEFE'S WI% MALT
ttleratee end Strengthen.,
LLOYD W OD, Toronto. amnitaz, AGENT,
A girl is invariably in love when
she refers to the twilight as the
gloaming.
poorness Cannot be Cured
by loato scalloatiowe as they 05111101 rein% the
diseased portion of the ear. There le only one
way to cure deafness, an& that le by constltu.
Lionel remedies, Deafness le caused by an In,
dented condition of the moons lining. of the
kustitehlan Tube. When tide tube is 'idiom.
od you have a rumbling sound or imperfect
hearing, and when Die entirely °lased deafness
Is the result, and unless the inflammation can
be taken on and this; tube restored to its nor.
mal oondition hearing will be destroyed for
ever; nine Olsen out of ton are mused by Oa.
Owl". which In nothina but an inflamed oondi.
ion of the mucoue etttfeces
We will give One Hundred Dollars for any
case of Deafneee Moused by catarrh) that osn
not be oared by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Send for
oirOdlaga, free.
°MENET & 00„ Toledo, 0,
Bold by Druggist., Mo.
Bali's Family Pills are the best,
He -You have stolen ray heart.
She -That's a nice thing to say after
you, have been begging me tor six
weekS to accept it.
MONTREAL HOTEL DIRECTORY.
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The opinions of a child may be of
no value, but they are at least hon-
est.
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PARK, ELAOKWELL & CO., Toronto.
Permanentlf cares
Catarrh o none,
X we fas; me throes, etenumb
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POULTRY, BUTTER, EGGS, APPLES,
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A TCRONTO MERCHANT
Bears Important News to His Fel-
low Citizens,
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we hope every one of our readers will
peruse: -"I am 39 years old. Have
been troubled for four years with
wbat I thought waa llbeuma Clem -
stiffness in the musette of my legs,
later in tbe arms. Soonthe stiffness
changed to soreness, Went to Hot
Spriage, and came bath a little better.
Was a moderate drinker, but quit use
ing liquor altogether, and carefujly
regulated my diet. One day I got
wet and then the trouble was worse
than' ever. Had to lay off for three
weeks. Have had eh:oiler attacks at
intervals ever since, each one worse
than its predecessor. Had headache,
pain in tha small ef the back, melee
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wonderfully improved. Feel oonfie
dent they will ours me, and I shall
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have not felt so well for years as I
have since I began using your pills.
11. LEWIS,
477 Yonoo St., Toronto,
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ViA).bare310ent &Metal, Tirlitg1LTIrfle'lluiirat2,2
42 Elm Street West, Toronto.
474 f, xer
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TORONTO Cutting SohOol offers opeaiol advantages
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113 Tango St., Toronto,
ROO
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110310085 00.
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TORONTO.
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Montreal, Toronto, Ottawa, cluebec,
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In the Way of an indoor Mont
All who have used this Closet pro-
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Hundreds have been sold during the pael
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For Catalogue and price list write to
The Odorless Crematory Closet
Co., Hainliton, Ont.
JAIL R. ARNETT, Manager,
aeon J. 8418, Supt, and Tram
The Canadian
Heine Safety 0
BOILER
Esplanade, Toronto
Opp. Sherbotirne St.,
Nigh Class Water Tuba Steam
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SEND FOR DESCRIPTIVE CATALMUIL
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