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CO-OPERATIVE IDEA.
BRITISH WORRING RNOVIM
REVOLUTIONIZE TRADE.
t WAS Niernble at the Start, But
the Bien IECaS Beeorae a Nem
tienal One.
Frenchmen Were wont to say, with a
sneer, that Eettalarici was a intimi of
shop -keepers. 'There Was Much truth
in that, and the average Briton wits
rather proud than ashamed of it.
But now Great Britou's independent
shop -keeping class scone surely
doomed to extinction, and through
this extinctieo there is. being
wrought into praetical shape some
thing resembling the first steps in
Bellamy' e more oe less f itatastic
"Looking l3ac1oward,"
TO revolution—for revolution it is
iniad you, despite its peaceful and 4
almost imperceptible development
—
is being aehieved through the med-
ium of co-operative associations,
which exist now in all the industrial
centres of Greet Britain.
These associations were not or-
ganized by dreamers 01, tilOorigtO, nor
are the people flocking to their
standards conscious of helping or
participating* in a movement heading
toward practical socialism. They
have not bothered and are not both-
ering about suck things, and if there
be a few who even now realize the
inevitable result they are keeping
strangely ad wonderfully silent,
The beginnings or the associations
were simple and humble enovgh.
Nero and there a new 'workingmen From the Review, Windsor, Ont.
banded together and exhorted their Mr. Thoinas Cada, of Pike Creek,
neighbors to join in establishing a a small village in Essex County, is
grocery store. Without exception, known to almost everyone in that
so far as is known, these ventures section. Ile ts a son of Mr, John
were and are suceessful. Cada, mill otter, and 32 proniinent
politician in his locality. A repre-
sentative of the Windsor Review, cornstarch stared smooth in a table -
who had known that some time
previously Mr. Cada was in
poor health, recently met him. look-
iag anything but an invalid, and na-
turally asked what had restored him
CEYL N AN
I DIA
NATURAL LEAF
°law 9.7743.a
sof
Resembles Japan, -in flavor, but is never Impure—while
infinitely superior in quality, It is making rapid strides
In public favor because of the above facts. Drinliers 01
Japan teas should give it a trial.
Farmer Watt—"Itastus, I 0121 verY
much surprised—!"
Itastus--"Deed, Doss, eo ani L"
BADLY BUN DOW
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SYMPTOMS THAT MAY LEAD
TO SERIOUS RESULTS.
The Experience of Thomas Cada,
of Essex Co.—Nerves Seemed.
Shattered, and Ile Felt Unfit-
ted to Stand Hard Work,
LTM/T 'UPON CREDIT.
The associations aro stock con-
cerns, with a fixed price of £1
"share, fully paid up in advance. No
member may get credit for an
amount exceeding his sto, so that
b
there are no ad debts. The share-
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Oil
CeylOn Tens are sold in Sealed Lead
Packets only. Black, riixed, thaeOlOred
CeylOn Green. Free Samples sent.
Address “SALADA," Toronto.
isi.els Take 2 cups rollecl oats, 2 table-
0aspoonsar
ld, 1 tablespoon salt on
which pour 1- fit boiling milk (o52
water) and let stand one hour, then
add 1 pt water (eithor Warra or
col(1) to make the whole quaetity
tho right temperature for bread. Add
1 yeast cake, i• cup sugar, 1 tea-
spoon soda sifted with enough flour
to make a dough as soft as can be
handled, knead well and let rise
over night. In the morning mold ins
to loavet, let rise again and bake.
Prepare rolled oats, as for table
use, add tablespoon butter, when
cool enough add One egg, 1 table-
spoon sugar and 3 (121!) homemade
yeast, and flour enough to make a
stiff batter. This makes one loaf.
Put in a pan, let rise and balm 10 a
moderate oven • three-fourths of an
hour.
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JUST ABOUT HOMAFFAIRS.
A delicious chafing-dieh compound
is made with eggs prepared in the
Italian way. A cup of mills is heat-
ed in the Mei' pan of the chafing -
dish, and when it is hot hall a cup-
ful of boiled chopped spaghetti and
half a cupful of peeled and diced or
sliced mushrooms are added, togeth-
er with a tablespoonful of butter.
Season well with snit and pepper,
cook for two minutes and add /Our
well -beaten eggs. When the mixture
begins to thicken, add a tablespoon-
ful of chopped parsley, reduce tho
flame and serve at once.
A Welsh rarebit that is made with-
out liquor has et tablespoonful of
spoonful of melted butter, Stir ha a
half cupful of this cream, and, as
the sauce thickens, add Milt a pound
of 0120000 cut fine, a quarter of a
teaspooful each of salt and mustard,
to health Dr 121111 13013'
and a little cayenne.
holders, or membersas they are cal- rills,- proraptly replied Mr. Cada..
led, elect oflicers, and these In turn When asked ff he trout,/ give the pars
has arisen in behalf of fresh bread.
At last an aalvoco.te of authority
eVIMint practical men to run the tigulars for publication, Ili. Cada molasses, i yeast cato, then s ir
store or stores. said "certainly, if you. think it. Worth In a medical journal recently it Was very, very stiff with bread flour, let
Gradually the scope of these stores while: but there is nothing very won- set forth with professional indorse- put into tins without
has been extended until tts-dily they derful about my case. I was simply ment that the real harm of hot 101rves,
trills:Id' iinig'e.n
This will Malta two small
Take one largo cup rolled oats,
pour on 14 cups boiling tenter, add
1 teaspoon salt find 2 misting spoons
molasses, and stand till cold, then
add 1 cup yeast or half a. yeast cake
and ell the flour you. can stir in
with a spoon. Let rise over night.
111 the morning put it into a tin and
let rise, then bake slowly for an
hour.
One cup rolled oats, pour over it
1. pt boiling water, stir occasionally
until it is lukewarm, add salt, cup
bread MIS itS sof tness, which per -
undertake to furnish anything 111 the badly my m
run down: nerves seeed milted it to slip down the throat
to
way of IscrusefurnishIngs, wearing ap- be all shattered, and I was unable to
pare) or food, In someare
of the largo stare' hard work. in fact work of and into the stomach withut niasti-
y kind . left me badly used up. cation, and consequently without the
towns, where there is a large central an__
co-operative associati
on, with many00- proper amount of saliva needed for
There did not seem to be any tbe preliminary digestive process,
branches, the association itself genic trouble, 11 Wu
makes many of the articles sold. In s just a MSS The d
°I ryness of old breadfor which
,
being run down and worn out. I
Clasgovv, for instance, the local SS- felt myself gradually getting worse,
sociation has shoe factories, jam and however, and 1 began taking medi-
preeerve works and bakeries, In cine. I tried several advertised rem -
Dundee they have not yet got be- eclies, but they did not help me, in-
yond the establishment of a, main- deed some of them did me more harm
moth bakery. than good. Just then I read of a
At first nearly all the other store- case much like mine cured by 1120 2350
keepers stubbornly antagonized the
"Sash" as the organization is
known among its members. A boSt-
Cott, more or less organized wits ate
tempted against all who countenanc-
' ed or had dealings with the "Sosh."
But that boycott is now little more
than a -lifeless corpse, and most
of Ins, Williams' Pink Pills, and I
purchased a few boxes. Very soon I
noticed a decided improvement in ray
condition and in the course of c few
weeks I was feeling ray -old-time self.
I can now eat heartily, do e. good
day's work with no unusual fatigue,
and M fact feel thoroughly renewed
INFANT MORTALITY.
Many Deaths Largely Due to Ig-
norance on the Part of Mothers
The disorders of children seem to
chewing W113 neeessary before it the rugged and hearty grown per -
could be swallowed, is the reason sons to be simple 'and not particu-
that it is more easily digested. The laxly dangerous,
conclusions reached, 310131 a consid- This point of view on the part oi
erable elaboration of this view of parents has been the cause of the
the matter, Was that devotees of loss of thousands of baby lives.
hot bread may take their portion You will always find that the
with an easy conscience, and, what mothers who are successful in bring-
is still better under the churn- hag up families of hearty, happy
stances, an active digestion, if they children with scarcely a day's sick -
will care to use the teeth freely be- 110(15, 3120 always those who are care -
fore the morsel is swallowed, fol to note the slightest evidence of
An excellent chili 'sauce is made of illness an31 to eheolt the dinieulty at
eight quarts tomatoes, two cups once
.
green peppers, two cups onions; chop i They do not belong to the class M
clothiers, milliners and shoemakers in health and strength. Naturally I all fine; three cups sugar; one cup .mothers that stupify their children
are glad to enroll themselves among think Dr. Williams! pink pine a salt, three pints vinegar, three ta- ' with sleeping draughts and similar
the merchants willing to honor great medicine for those Who are blespoonfuls grounfl eloves, three medicines containing opiates.
"Sosh" itself gets from the seller a weak or ailing" teaspoonfuls ground cinnamon, two i They stick to the purely vegetable
as cash puechases. If you ate feeling run down, and teaspoonfuls ground ginger, two tea- healthful medicines which cure in -
For instance, if a man wants a cosily tired, you need a tonic to put spoonfuls ground nutmeg. Boil all 'fan-tilc disorders quickly. and of
suit of clothes or his Wife a new you, right—to make you feel bright, together slowly for three hours. Ithese Da.by's Own Tabletn aro the
dress, an order, good up to the sOe- active and strong, and the only al- Then bottle it while hot. ,best of a11.
cided amount, is given by the asso- ways reliable tonic is Dr. Williams' For French pickle peel and slice I For colic, simple fevers, ceoup,
elation's manager and this may be Pink Pills for Pale People. Give one peck of green tomatoes and six ocastination, diarrhoea, irritation
taken to any of the stores on the these pills a fair trial cued you will large onions. Let them stand over when teething, indigestion and sleep -
printed list of enrolled merchants. find that their curative powers have night. Spread in alternate layers ,lessness, these tablets are a quick,
The "Sosh" members gets his or her not been over -praised. Sold by all with ono teacupful of salt, sprinkled erlective, never -failing cure. INS -
article at the regular price and the I dealers in medicine, or sent post over them. In the morning draw .Solved in water the smallest baby
"Posh"itself gets from the seller a paid at 00 cents a box, or six boxes off the liquid. Boil twenty minutes 'will talce them without the slightest
percentage on the order. for $2,00. by addressing the Dr. 1V11- in one quart of vinegar and two .ohjection, Do not trifle with mocll-
ines
concerning which you know
MAY COVER. ALL SCOTLAND.
Nothing of more than local concern
in such trunsaetions? Maybe not,
but the indications, taken with the
progress of recent years, invest them
wills an importance exceedingly far
reaching. indeed nothing but local
lituns' 'Medicine Co., 13rockville, Ont. quarts of water. Dram through -a
qoarts of vm_ nothing, when here is a time -tried
—0---..— sieve and add three
,remedy which is -used constiintly and
WELL-MANNERED. gar, two pounds of brown sugar.
with the best results in thousands
one-half pound of white mestere
A good story is going the rounds seed, two even tablespoonfuls of of h°Ines'
at ITarvard college cona cerninglast ground clovesallspice. ging. , , Mrs.- H. II. Fox, Orange Ridge,
, ei, Il
year's graduate, a dutiful son and an., says :—"I have found Baby's
ground mustard and one-half table- '
an industrious student, yet withal e Own Tablets a perfect medicine for
` spooniul of cayenne pepper. Boil , • a .
1111(3 " s i hi i.o twenty minutes. It will keep in
'be without (1201 2 01111111011 01 011 21 132 s'the house. They
somewhat ingentOuS youth.
jealousies and narrow-mindedness
can prevent the ultimate absorption
of the country's industries by these
associations or their successors or
successor,
Glasgow hes been malting a brave
effort to federate all the associations
in Scotland under its wing with the
avowed purpose of manufacturing or
producing everything needed. The
insurmountable obstacle so far has
been that it was intended to estab-
lish the needed factories in or near
altiagow. whereas each town wants
to have a chance to employ some
labor.
GROWS IN POPULARITY,
The co-operative idea is growing
steadily and with considerable ra-
326 (130
and that its disciples are not
year his father, who WaS ftiat, setting - ' . • ,are truly a baby comfort and moth -
glass or stone me,
To open windows easily brush ores er,s friend."
out for Europe, said to him, Now Baby's Own Tablets
ITarry, you get your degree, and 111 the inside of the frames \shilordiin-
d can be found at drug stores, or will
send for you to come over and travel si:y black lead, when they will sl e be smt Th.,puid. up= receipt ef price.
all the summer. e 1 25 cents, by addressing The Dr.
without cliilleulty.
Harry was delighted. ;Williams Medicine Co., Dept. T.,
A. delightfel ball for a baby can fie.
• • made by a little sister. Find a piii Brdondile
,Ont,
He studied faith'fally all tan n0110.40 box --a tin one is best -5u0 put 131 it
, . , . .
a dozen shot to make a. noise. Make
year, and in June went through with
a bag of white muslin or cambric.
flying colors, Then he cabled his fa -
the size of a big bell and fill with
us 0 • Monday Cookies. -0031 eup of su-
totton wool, putting the pill box in
But the father. alas! lad forgotten gar; two eggs beaten together; two
the middle lie.fore sewing the end up.
his impulsive offer. Ire mused over thirds clip of shortening rubbed into
the message, wondered, and then For the outside chooSe very gay -col- three cups of sifted flour; hall tea -
cabled back. Yes; what? ored wools in five colors. On the spoo»ful soda stirred iiito quarter
steel knitting needles east aup of Other sour milk 00 b„tter„,
The 23)13 Ives in torn perplexed, but °I'"In"rY
being a well trained lad he did not on IS stitches arid knit dO rows. milk. Add a pinch of salt, -nutmeg,
remain long in the derk. mei tired bv Sew --
1.2tistrips toget her anti slip the imd mix „ii t„gether.
1 , I. y , • .' muslin hull taglde , drawing each end ' ega,,,es„ isi„ifs_0„,e „„ pot„sit of
DOMESTIC RECIPES.
radleh, one Ounce of mustard Feed,
One ealtspoonfel teimpoonful) of
biopic pepper, pinch Or red pepper,
nail one eupful of etlgar. Mix the
spires together dry, wet to a paste
With a little Vinegar, tie in
Moth. fleet the vitiegar to bollinfs
point, put in the spices and Sugar,
and boil for fifteen minutes ; drain
the pickles, put in the jar and. pour
the boiling hot vinegar over them,
This will preserve Ibo olor and
brittleness or the cucumbers.
Wainat Warers.--000 cup brown su-
gar, yolks of two eggs, Doe -third
tonspoonful ;tali., mix well. To hell
a Cup of sifted flour suld half a tea-
spoonful of baking powder. Stir in-
to the eggs and sugar, thee add one
and a. Leif oups of broken walnut
meats. Beat well nod add the beat-
eri whites of the two eggs; cut anti
Sold than lute the mixture but do
not beats Dolce on a piece of oiled
paper, or on an inverted tin. Cut
hissquarea when cold.
TIMID 01-IILDREN.
Many children, especially
strung children, are troubled with
their nerves. Night terrors aro very
common among imaginative child-
reu, Tho little one will be tucked
up quite comfortably perhaps and
seem sleeping and then begin to im-
agine that there is a bens. or wolf in
the robin.
One bright youngster used to lie in
mortal terror that an earwig would
come out M 0 hole in the wall near
his cot and bore a bole into his
brain. There he used to he, the
clothes tightly held over his little
head, shaking with fear, wet with
perspiration, ashamed to tell his
fears. Some clulclren, however, can
not contain themselves o,fter a cer-
tain time, but .givo vent to piercing
screams and yells or, having fallen
asleep, wake sobbing,
THE LONDON OF TO -DAY,
JOSEPH
ABOUT
HATTON WRITES
THE METROPOLIS.
Our Empire's Capital Was Never
So Prosperous and Nappy as
It Is Now.
It is the Englishman's privilege to
abuse his climate. But ono is inclin-
od to protest when an American cola
sin abuses it, writes Joseph Hcitton.
I have been reading in a Transat-
lantic journal an account of our fogs
from whin, if you do not know bet-
ter, you might gather that London
is under a perpetual cloud. It seems
to be the metier of certain Anieriam
newspaper correspondents to invent
London mysteries and miseries. The
other day we were told that the let -
eat. craze of society- was tatooing.
The writer professed to describe a
studio in which experts in flesh 011 -
graving were engaged from naorning
till night adorning the limbs of the
highest aristoeracy. In one of the
great monthlies of the States we aro
warned that the young men of Lon-
don axe being decimated by practices
of the worst forms of immorality ;
and out West some of our pen -and -
ink kodakers see in the great city a
languid and unhappy people, de -
Pressed by the South African War,
and engaged in little else than
Ttig OAL
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OF
orstON 'MA it, is elem. that the plank> reiegalre the enporiority et 11 la palmier Wend,
if YOU Want 1" V047117. APPLES. Other rtd11T0 add 00000001 333,
The Dawson Ooriorninelon Co.theistic!, Oor, Wentlierket arid.
ColliObtte St, TOCOUte.
ro,uioup6rI.mww,•ewsioanr••••onMs.mwpap,...wiarw..hmm.,w
why it nould not. Everybody seems Eogland's largest foreign popula-
te he wen era moss people 020e, 0011 thin is German, of whieh 111141 011 NV
business generally "blooming," Nun- have 00,600; 'Russians and Poles-
dreds of thousar.ds leave Loudon ecine next with 45,000,
1,iniment Bellows Neuralgia
from Satertlay till Monday.
TIDO WORKING 01,ASSES
are better dressed than ever they
ware, No matter how many theatres
and music -halls £1,10 bent, they' flinl
Ah, that's good news, exelaimeck
Mr. Phamlimao, over his pa.per, They
patrons. No matter how many 000 going wake a. law to put an,
rooms a new hotel lam to let, the
s tl2at
house is 310 eooner opened than it is ivnit7isesitilydgfiT.Inucntudfredl'liilswivdifooe,
occepled, All over idle town tea- settle Mary Ann's piano.
shops and silvev-s
ly, The sales of curlew at Ohristie's
11°1)0 fA0718h equal- There are wires in that.
and the other groat auction -rooms
find purchasers for the most. eoetly
things, Fourteen thousand pounds
......,—nomommawastracrocrwmansatmomitmecermaccatom.
I was cured of Rheumatic Gout by
f or a picture and 415,000 for a TiRNARD'S LINIMENT. '
faigar e,nd Leieetter Squares pover- ANDI1E1W RING.
.
piece of furniture aro the latest re-
corded prices. On the mats of Tra- HalifaX.
tramp sleeps under the sky oti tho MINARD'S LINIMENT.
I was cured of Acute Bronchitis by
ty, it is true, disports itself and the
outer fringes of Regent's Park. But susscaLt,-Col. C. CREWE READ.
.
many of these waifs and strays be-
iloonafgertso 3121(1
de praolf•ens1syedofbecgognasitistutioanoridl I was cured of Acute Rheumatism by
MINARD'S LINIllefENT,
C. S. mummk,
Markham, Ont,
knows there are too many hungry,
poor, and unfortunate ehildren who
seem doomed to misery and 111 -
lack; but no city cares for its
poor or does more for them than
London. For health, for the tem-
perateness of its climate, fel' the
cheerfulness of its inhabitants, for a
high sense of the duties of citizen-
ship, for opportunities of chap and
cultured entertainment and 101' indi-
vidual independence, . London stands
pre-eminent among the great cities
of the world.
A. NEW " LANCE 110AT."
The German army has adopted the
"lance boat" of Eery Adolf Rey for
crossing rivers. With twelve or six-
teen (tawdry lances six men can
build a boat in Lye minutes, and
take it to pieces again in two min-
utes. The framework of lances is, of
course, covered with waterproof can-
vas. The oars aro lances with can-
vas blades.
BROTHER'S KEEPER.
GEORGE S. EfeLAUGHLIN
LIVES TO REJOICE THAT
HE TOOK EIS 13ROTIE-
ER'S ADVICE,
For Twenty-five Years Crippled
with Backache ---Finally Aclvis-
with. Backache—Finally Advis-
ed to Take Dodd's Kidney Pills
—What Says About Mis
Ore.
Eamnomy Point, N.S., Sept. 9. —
Mr. 0. S. 311cLanglilin lives in this
quiet little Nova Scotia village. Nis
brother keeps the grocery store here.
But for this seemingly unimportant
mourning the loss of their martyred fact, unless death had mercifully re -
troops. The truth is Nutt the ta- lieved him 01 1113 sufferings, toeing business is the merest fable, Laughlin would in all probability
the immorality indictment ground- 'have been a helpless Cripple to -day.
less, o.nd, if it were not for the For it was through his brother keep -
newspapers, little `Would be beard or thg store that he ram, to try
said about the war. As for the Dodivs maney rills.
charges that are brought against us 1 ECO Orny Point is thirty-seven
in the pro -Doer papers of Dr. Leyds' miles from Truro. The only connec-
foreige. friends, they have become too , twit is by waggon road, and in the
ludicrous for serious consideration. spring when the roads are impass.
Landon never looked brighter than able, the hamlet is isolated com-
et the present time, while thousands pietely. But nevertheless the fame
are going mad and dying under the cif Dodd's Kidney Pills totted its way Of the 125 schools which Car -
scourge of heat waves in America, to Economy Point, and Mr, alc- 1
i man G over/linen t supports abroad,
Laughlin's brother fa response to twelve are in British territory.
—
New York suffering even more severe-
ly than Chicago; London bus been frequant requests, began to retail
baskhig in the genial sunshine of them at his store, There is no drug- Wean you write to an advertleor ten him gig
The highest rainb in the world is
a tin mine at Oruro, in Bolivia, 14,-
000 feet above the pea.
illrnard's Liniment Cures Dandruff.
Philadelphia 23103 800,000 tons of
ice in a year, twice as much as Nor-
way 'sends to England.
For Over PlIty Years
lOso Wzosooves Eloorsnio 8,1MP has Mien need hp
millions of mothers /or their children while teething.
Itaoothei the softens thegume. oilers pain, auras
rand collo, regulates Om stomach and bowels. aud Is the
best rococo), for DImaiera. Twenty -gee cents • bottle,
gold 1413 3305(10(0 throughout the world. Be Elam anig
Ask for "5131 Wthithow's do088aut erstm."
The average man, if told he could
have as much gold as ha could carry
e mile, would and his fortune not
over $80,000.
Liniment CMS Burns, etc.
A bar of pig-irOn costing £1 is
worth au if mace into needles, and
4350 in the shape of penknife blades.
Deare.035 Cannot be Cured.,
by local applications, es they cannot roach the
diseased portion of the eau There is only Owl
Way h/ mire deafness, and :hat is by gallon*.
tinnal remedies. Dea(nceir is wowed 133) 53
inflamed cowl Hon �tilio mucous lining of the
lgetraeldan Tube. When this tubo is in -
Timed you have a rumbling sound er Imper•
foot hearing. 11411. when It is ent'rely oloeed'
3113(0030 Is the result. anel unless 1110
lnllam-
51203.1031 can bo taken out and this 12180 TeitItOre4
to its normal condition, hearing will tie do.
etroyod forayer; nine cage§ oith 01 ten are
mused by 0(01013, which is nothing but.aa
flamed condition of tho mucous surface .
We +gilt give One Hundred Dollerefor any
ease of Deafness (caused by catnrrh) thatcan
ass ho cured by Haire Catarrh Cure. Send
lor circulars, free.
011EN.1317 & 00., Toledo, 0.
*old 17Druggi3to, 75e.
Eall'oFomiYPIl'O are the beat.
In the last 15 years New South
Wades has spent 58,715,000 in de-
stroying 21 million noxious animals.
114mard s Liniment fur sale evelywherg
,
A PI,EASANI1 SUMMER. gist in the place, and Mr, Mci,augh- 'Y:tul:InvittlatdtvArgn:'alt
Flowers in the parks Mid in the win- lin's grocery is looked to for inecli- your
and served with the host
dow-boxes of the West -end houses, eines as well as groceries. nearing. ***w p c 1093
the leafy planes along the embank- the terms of unqualified praise
ment, the Show of roses in the Tem- with which his customers spoke of
pie Gardens, the gay colors of the Dodd's Kidney Pills, the biotite'. re -
horticultural beds in • the squares, commended them to Mr. MeLaugh-
the bright baskets at the eigelle0S, lin. "They niight help your back,"
the glory of Kew end Hampton said he.
Court, the gaiety of Henley and That is the story 01 3311' McLaugh-
Ranelagh, have rarely been excelled lin's cure—or all of it that varies to
in any other season. it is true en- any extent from that of thoueande
ough, and sad euough, that the of others. He followed his brother's
shadow of the war falls across Nib advice. "I will try 1.110111, anyway,"
path of fashion, and that the symbol he &Lich That's rill Dodd's Kidney
of crupe is corarnon among the mid- Pilis want—a trial. After the 11352
tile classes, but London makes a trial there is no - more hesitation.
brave etitral against the illevitable. Mr. MeLaughli» says it Was Wonder -
As foe the young men of London, ful the way his .pain left him and
'11 • • 1 1 fl I them in the cricket his back strengthened, Ile was a
likely to remain enntent after abol- Letters of explanation followed. 01'0 a1"1 Itu'l.""i"f4:one (niece each of muriate of Non Mt
t Seem 2 :.,. . The lye.,
rattling noise it makes will be 31131011 m
felling one class of middlemen. Their end he is now making the "grand.unnnonin nud sults 01 tartar, ins- field, at 1.01M114, playing golf, boat- free num ever einee.
financial resources are growing tour." ersioyed by the yoUngster. ' solve lye and salts of tartar in rine ing on the riVer, and soldiering. "I was troubled with lame back
greater year by year, and it is not ----o— .gollon of wenn water. When cool At a Saturday inspection of Voisin- for twenty-five years or more. I
inconceivnblc that ere this centery—
ninLEs AS WATCH -CHARMS. ROLLED OAT DREAD RECIPES, i ash; the ammonia and cork up, Add teers you may see eight or ten thou- couldn't turn myself in bed. Won
15 Dwelt older we shall see them run-aliiiaure 1 lIbles are worn as Turn 1 qt. boiling. water over a 'an
a a teacupful to the boilitie; water, seed of them on parade, CIF well -set.- derful to say I have had no return
aing farms, raising wool, spinning Hove the clothes soaked hi clear wa- UP and likely fellows as you Could of the trouble silica using the Dodd's
1 'Le andwcach-charids :.1 Russia. They are cups roned oats. When cool add 1 3
• .. - ter put In while cold with nicety of meet anywhere. Wer is a terrible Kidney Pills. I have recommended
' ' of
01 and readng garmen , a
thing, but the Boer war, which - the Dodd s Kidney I ills to a 11111131361
plitton , each one Inch long. threc-fourths of scan 0111) , .., .,
ducting storm foundries. • . - .
mills, carpenter shops, mid so forth, ' an inch wide, arid three eighths of butter nr 1111/1, a 1 laic atilt, anti ' '''.'aP, Stir often and boll ten or flf-
1 inch thick find contain the filet when cool, a yeast cake er Iiiiold 'teen lainutte. Suds arid rinse tiler- Deussels De Wet boasts a good thing
' • • I I because, in his opinion, "it. has united
the Doers and the 11011andere forev-
er," may similarly be called a good
thing for us, 011011131 that it lias un-
ited Sirent Idritein hi the sacred
bonds of a blood brotherhood, and
taught us a lesson in inodern war-
fare, the value of which cannot be
over -rated. .
There 10 only one thing Unit teou-
blee me about Lennon, rind it is the
ar
fethat its present prosperity 13003'
continue, though 2. 80,3 110 reason
COSTLY DINNERS.
W. Jules Buret has been collecting
scone interesting furor/nation in con-
nection with costly dinners. Au -
clout Romans were, after all, not
more extravagant than some modern
Parisians, Englielimen.
tone. M. Hurd records that on the
evening of the Grand Prix the pleas-
ed owner of the winning horao, Che-
ri, gave ri dinner of 1,11151)0 320701')),
the bin of 10211012conounted to over
$1,000. Choice wines, beautiful floW-
ers, and peaches costing thirteen
francs Well Were chiefly responsible
for the high figures ; but "Monsieur
Emile," who Managed the Amphi-
tryon Club in London, has told Ar.
IThret that 00 the opening clay of
the tilub a dinner for twelve persons
.wfte 120170(1, M Whom 3iing Edward
((hen Prince or Wales) was one,
211211212 120131 61.0712, At the same
11011 11 woelthy lawyer who had won
a. great lasesuit seem to thirty-seven
Irienas dinner the cost of which
eves $5,000.. The late King cif M-
ae, in 1115 palmy clays in Paris, was
also 1(1111,210 for his hespitallty. One
of hie 101 ith t 101 i011 there were
°illy five esests; cost $2,000.
five books of the 01c1 Testament, yeast. alai their to make a soh bet- a .
The text is in IIebrew, and can be ter. flake when light. This nailies 81.0"nled -Rico With re,tches--Coolt
a 60'o -00P of rice in a 11 1111; water
read with the 0101 of a magnifying- three Mayes.
till half tender ; 11110 a lank] i ng dish
glass. Another recipe, slightly digerent :
with half of it, add a thick layer of
-- --- p.trecl and halved peaches, cover with
the remainder of the rice, cover the
FTRA12R3-31T-14 pudding dish am! steam 011 hour.
Serve with cream and sager or with
any Wield sauce.
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At the Stores or by Mall, postpaid, for the Price.
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Sweet Pickled Cueuint.ers.—Choose
cucumbers of even sive, l'our
boiling water over them. 3.01270 in
this brine 24 hours, then drain and
cover with cold brine made in the
sante proportion as the hot. Change
this brine every recoiling for a week,
then put itito fresh cold water. Ins -
solve a, teaspoonful of alum to a
quart of cold tenter, using as much
water as for the brine. Drain the
aucumbers, put In a preserving ket-
tle in alterratte layers with grape-
vine leaves, pont. the altnn Water
over them and bring to the scalding
point. Let, stancl elosely covered on
the back of the stove for txvo hours.
Drain and put in very cold water—ice
seater if poseible. For the vinegar
3111111113, for every quart of vinegro
toke Men teaspoonfuls of cinnamon,
two of cloves, one of mace, one of
eclers; seed, It few pieces al horse -
persons with .kidney 'trouble. All
without exception 1111V0 been benefit-
ed or curud. 1 can never be too
thankful for the benefit.I received
from those wonderful pills.
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