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Spring Waists and Blouses.
The novelty in the first lin
blouse .models is the fine plc
end ruffles of net. These are
not more than an inch or ill
width and are used freely to ou
yokes with fancifully out on
and white cuffs, where the r
are placed bolls at the toll a
the wrist edge. Colored chi
are placed over the plain and p
eel net foundations and leave a
space in front of the net. An
tended band of net is on the ale
Through the semi-traneparonc
the chiffon wide ribbons of satin
seen, and the soft sheen of. the s
through the chiffon when it erne
in front and is knotted in fiat 1
across the vest contrasts char
]y with the ribbon.
Net blouses remain in style
are modernized by hand trimm
of figured silks in soft melting
orings. These are applied to
net
blouse rather sparingly. 1
p A
g3,
band is about the stock top, o
small turned over collar where
blouse is low-necked. The h
cuffs show a cohered bias band
each end and large button rose
of the silk are introduced, A se
sash is often folded .about the B
tied, but not knotted. The w
voile waists differ only from ,th
of last season in having a new
chine stitching resembling ra
embroidery outlining the vas
details of the blouse in a contra
ing color. Yellow and blue on
are the favorite colors for this o
broiclery,
Dress for Young Child.
A little dress for the child of 3 or
4 years is made of pink pique, cut
with the Dutch neck and the short
sleeves. It is made to fasten on
the shoulders with buttons, and is
finished with scallops of white,
which also edge the sleeves. Just
below the neck is a small design
done also in white machine elnbroi-
dery. There is a broad black patent
leather belt about the waist, which
is not tight fitting. It is priced at
$2.90. Other frocks for little girls
are being made in a]1 white lawn
and organdy, and elaborately
trimmed with embroidery and lace.
The greater number of these 'are
made with the square Duteh neck,
which is so much better for a child
than a collar. A11 have the waist
line marked with a ribbon of blue
or pink, either run through wide
embroidery beading or just folded
around. Little boys' suits are be-
ing made in white ratine, and
trimmed with bright, sleep blue sai-
lor collars and ties.
gerie
clings
often
o in
tline
t]ines
iffles
an at
ffons
leat-
vest
ex -
eve,
y of
are
atin
rges
pops
ming -
and
Ings
col-
the
bias
r' a
the
igh
at
rtes
arf
US
hite
ore
pa-
tine
ied
st-
white
Hat -shaped Parasols.
The latest model in parasols looks
exactly like a hat of exaggeratedly
large dimensions. The spread
framework of fine steel represents
a moderately high, rounding crown
which slopes into a but at the outer
edge slightly rolled backward, mak-
ing a distinctly curled finish. This
spread, as it needs must be, is um-
brella -gored and of silk or satin,
but about the base of the simulat-
ed crown is a silk cord braiding
that at one side is twisted into a
swirling ornament.
PECMAIL HORSES.
}low the 'Turkontan 'Takes Care of
His Animals..
. The greatest 'pecnliarity of the
Turkoman breed of horses is their
hairlessness. They have naturally
very little Inane, and what they
have is always carefully cut off.
Their skin is very soft and thin.
Colonel Stewart in "Through Per-
sia in Disguise' tulle of the great
care taken of these animals. •
They are never stabled, but pick-
eted in the open. They are, how-
ever,'. warmly clothed. First the
Turkoman puts over his animal a
thick felt body -covering of the size
that an English horse weans; over
this he fastens an immense piece of
felt that covers the horse's earsland
-his whole body down to his hocks.
This elothing he keeps in pietee with
a long relies, which is passed three
times round the horse's body,
The Tttrkom'ans feed their horses,
when in camp, on barley or chopped
straw, 'and give :them flour and
sheep's -tail fat, or clarified butter,
when they are going to call on them
. for greet .exe, tion, I, myself, in ta-
d'ta, have often given my horses a
pound each of flout' and coarse su-
gar, and half a pound of clarified
butler made into balls, when I have
ridden •thein far and wanted then
to go on again. The horse easily di-
gests thio ration, and the is ready to
. start sooner than if a feed of earn
, is given hila. It is also supposed.
10 give great strength.
Turkornsane give their hooses al -
west anything they eat themselves,
,Altllougir hardy in rospeot og food
idle horses requi e . a good deal of
naiii as 'lo olotlting fee their fine
moats adddolloa:te e?dn5 Magic thesis
eery sltsoeptible to colds.
Sea Captain — i r
�a to , what do
'ou call this 4 Waiter --Bouillon,
„air. Sae. C ata -- Well, well, I
pdale have: Matted eft bouilleti all 'my.
yi'o and( lid not know it!
A MESSAGE FOR 4. SIMPLl1 PRESERVATIVE,
THOSE WHO SUFFER
MRS. E. J.'J'AI,RO7 PILLS THEM
YO 1'JND A GUIt( EN 1)QDD'S
MONEY PILLS,
She llad Rheumatism, Lumbago
and Neuralgia and Foetid the
Remedy She Wits Looking for in
Dodd's Jfidney fills.
Hamilton, Ont,, Mar. 17 (Special).
—".t know there are a lot of peo-
ple who suffer and do not know
what will cure them. Dodd's Kid-
ney Pills will,"
These are the words of Mrs. E.
J, Talbot who resides at 293 Wel-
lington street north, this city. And
Mrs, Talbot speaks out of her own
experience,
"Last July I was very sick,"
Mrs. Talbot continues. "My heart
bothered me, my limbs were heavy,
and I had a dragging sensation
across the loins. Rheumatism,
lumbago and neuralgia added to my
sufferings, and the doctor I called
in did lel no
t help me mud.
d.
"Fn Dodd's
ally decided to try Dodd s
Kidney Pills. I have used seven
boxes and I ani so much stronger
and better that I feel I must re-
commend them to others,"
Mrs. TaIbot's complication of
troubles all came from sick kidneys.
'That's why Dodd's Kidney Pills
cured them. For Dodd's Kidney.
Pills are no cureall. They simply
cure kidney disease of any kind.
They never fail to do that.
Prejudice.
"Professoj, who invented the ac-
cordion 7"
"Why seek to find out, my boyl
Perhaps he repented of it before
he died."
Marion Bridge, C'. B„ May 30, '02,
I have handled MINARD'S LINIMENT
during the past year. 12 is always the
fleet Liniment asked far here, and mantes.
tionably the best series of all the differ.
ent kinds of Liniment I handle.
NEIL FERGUSON.
"She's ,been very busy telling me
how to rear my baby." "Well 7"
"But she got into perfect panic
when I asked -her to take care of
the child for a couple of days. You
know I was suddenly called out of
towu."
Onfy One "BROMO QUININE"
That is LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE,
Look for the signature of E. W. GROVE,
Curds a Cold in One Day. Cures Grip In
Two Days. 25c.
Health is wealth—except for the
doctor.
Minard's Liniment Curas- Catgot In Cows,
"This dog of mine is some dog,
let me tell yon' 1 He has a wonder-
ful pedigree t" "I suppose you
trace him away back to the clog
Nish took into the ark." "Say,
this dog's ancestor didn't go into
the ark. 116 had a bark of his
own."
Egyptians Lashed Boards Tog
to Keep Out Delupuess.
There were weather comp
thous" in Pyramid times.
Flinders Petrie, the eeleb
F']gyptologist, has made some
interesting discoveries in an .
sive cemetery, florae thirty.
miles south of Cairo,
Noticeable in the cemetery
the wonderful preservation of
tcrials, Thus, the linen is
fresh and strong, and in sem
stances the pieces were as whit
if they had just left the loom.
coffins, all wood, of acacia or
Hui, were quite sound, and m
of the tombs still had the orig
beams in position. This is quite
markable as the cemetery d
from the earliest age down to
time of the Pyramids.
The remains of the. houses of
period were found used in the
struetion of the coffins and
specimens showed that the anei
of this period out tie holes in
edges of the planks and Ias
then together in such a man
that they could slide over one
other
duringthec
change i
n cl
g m
temperature.
s:
ether
ensa-
1'rof.
Sated
most
eaten
odd
wfls
ma -
quite
e in -
o as
The
shit -
any
inal
re-
ates
the
the
con -
the
eats
the
lied
nee
an-
atle
F,nquiring }lis Way.
.A lawyer, driving through a vil-
lage, stopped at a cottage to in-
quire his way. The lady of the
house told him he must keep
straight on for some time, then
turn to the right; but said that she
herself. was going to pass the road
he must take, and if he would wait
a fele moments she would show him
the way. "Well," he said, "bad com-
pany is better than none. Make
haste." Ofter jogging on five or
six miles the gentleman asked if he
had not come to the road he must
take. "Oh, yes,", said she, "we
have passed it two or three miles
back; but, as I agree that bad com-
pany is better than none, I kept
you along with me."
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Headache Over the Eyes ?
Look For Nasal Catarrh
Catarrh Never Stops In One Place — tt
Spreads Rapldly—Often Ruins
Health Complctoly.
In this changeable climate it is the
little colds that drift into Catarrh.
t'nlee,s the iuflnmmation is checked it.
passes rapidly from the throat Or nose
to the bronchial tubes nud them. to the
lungs. You can't nuke new lungs any
more than you cars make new fingers or
toes, but you can curs Catarrh.
The surest euro consists of breathing in
the healing balsamio easene00 of
CATAIUSIIOGONE, which is simply a medi-
cated vapor so full of rich curative pro-
perties that every trace of Catarrh van-
ishes before it.
"The soothing piney vapor of Catarrh.
ozone ill the most powerful medicine I
ever need," writes Hies. Edmond J, Chris.
tine, of Saskatoon, "Every breath drawn
through the Itlhalar sends a grateful
feeling through. the air passagee -of the
nose and throat. Clatarrhozon, cured me
of frightful headaches Over the eyes, re-
lieved me of a stuffy feeling is the nose,
and an irritable hacking cough that had
been the bane of my life for a year,. My
general health is greatly improved, my
appetite and digestion are considerably
bettor than before. Catarrhbeouo has
been the means of giving me such health
se I 'always desired, but never possessed."
Even though catarrh has a 1h'm Hold
YOU. and affects your throat, nose or
s, you can thoroughly euro It with
tarrhozone. Large size, guaranteed,
is 71,00; smaller size 50e.; sample eine
All etorekeepere and druggiote, or
0 Ontarrllozone Co„ Buffalo, N, Y„ and
Kingston. 'Canada.
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When Your Eyes Need Care on
Try Dinrine Eye nemeay, No Smarting—Peels ear
Nine—Acts Quickly. Try 11 for Red, Weak, Ca
lVatery Eyes and OramUnted Eyelids, Blue.
grated nook in melt Package. Murine is cos
cempoundea by our coa1lsts—fox a "Patent Med- 25c.
Wine"— but used In eneceaetul Ph i •i -
lenteiTh
ys t ace ub
1100 for many scut: Now dea011110 to01 Pub-
Muslisold Uvv 10e 01, .00 at 2 e ands, _pper noose.
Aiurlae 34ro calve n dsoptle Tabes, Y5a-and 400.
INlurine Eye Remedy Co., Chicago
"I am a self-made man, I am."
"Well, I think there is one thing
you needn't worry about." "What
is that?" "Taking out a patent."
Mlnaed's Liniment Cures olpfttherla.
Rouse -hunter— "But . whenever
there's a flood I should think the
water would always could right up
to the house." House Agent —
"Possibly, sir. But there are preci-
ous few properties where you ems
get fishing from the dining room
window."
WHY
IS TI'ifi BEST FOR YOU.
BECAUSE
1t keeps your "White Clothes" looking
just like New.
It dogs not Spot 0r ,Stromlo the clothes
as there is no settling.
77t Is the "aandleet Rind" to use.''
It is Gualnnteod to glee Peri•fect Satis-
faction or money,Clieerouliy Refunded, .
.
LISTEN! TRYITe
j-iz Blue Is IdG111 b p`tier and brevet.
then any other,:., Miss for cents k
Thomson, Belment,.Men, A vs antl baa-
agtlent e, JO it
"1-R glnetiper 16cMbar 6 months, crit.
Blue, Stiyi Mr Mbar blabs is Geed
Blues," Mre, Frank J. Size jLty.Lhiae
moons, Conn, yea stsoomrbmed br
"1 -It erns lu til® boat Th, sohdeen.
Bl e 1 evarnsdd," Mre, W, albhera.fn Ca,
S0 2861, Btnnden, M,Ae, 0,000 0
Young Briggs—I asked your
daughter a very important ques-
tion last night, sir, and she referred
me to you. Old Blunt—Want to
marry her, eh 4 Well, you won't!
If she'd really wanted you she
wouldn't have bothered about me
at all.
Pon
0704
lug,
ito
PILES CURED 1N 6 TO 14 DAYS
r druggist wilt refund money it PASO
TENNI' falls to cure any ease of Itch,
Blind, Bleeding or Protruding Plies le
14 date• 500.
Next to 'Them.
"I'm sure," said the guest he
had unexpectedly brought home, to
dinner that evening, "that I hve.
pelt you out."
"Not at a11," she replied sweet-
ly. "Not at all. We gave you just
what we were going to have our-
selves, Just our ordinary dinner,
ye0 know."
"I wish I could believe that, but
I still feel that 1 have put you to a
great deal of tremble and annoy-
ance. If so I am sorry that I allow -
cd your husband to persuade me to
comae."
"I don't want sot, to feel that
way at all, We were delighted to
Haveou with
r
J ill us, lh a lova to have
our friends drop in and take pot
luck with us,"
' And when he got outside he
looked back at the hawse and mut-
tored; "Liars 1 I smelled Corn beef,
and cabbage when I entered that
home,' and what I got was mutton
chops and green peas,"
"What' is the worst thing about
riches? asked .a school teacher of
a pnpii,"'Their eearoityf1' replied
thc.pltipil, and was immedldtely re-
warded 11111 ]Barks.
Dizzy Headaches
Cured in One Night
If Troubled With Head -Fullness,
Ringing Noises, ,5peelfs Be-
fore .the Eyes, the Stone.
full is at Fault.
Qulok R011at and Certain Cure Came
From Dr. Hamilton's Pills,
"I had
terrible b
pains in my home. My
appetite faded away, and when I did eat
anything it disagreed and made m0 vary
sick for honre after eao11 meal. The
Paine in my stomach and the alley howl -
aches
I
had to endure almosteet ono
wild. Sometimes attacks came on so tie-
vorely that I had to go to bed. I would
feel s0 worn, depressed and utterly mle-
ernble that for hours I wouldn't speak
to my family. My oyotem was poisoned
with wastes and nothing helped me till I
need Dr, li:amilton's Pills. Without tuts
grand system-cleaniug remedy I would
still bo elnk, but each day brought me
better' health and spfrIts. i was cured
and made strong, ruddy and healthy,
and 1ei11 always vee nod recommend Dr,.
Hamilton's Pills."
"MRS, B, C. CURRAN,
Westport P. 0."
Thousands. who aro in sin ailing, low
state of health need nothing else but Dr,
Hamilton's Pills. 25e. per box, or live
boxes for 71.00, at all druggists and store-
keepers, 00 the Catal'rhoaone Company,
Buffalo, N. Y., end Kingston, Ont.
HOW TILE STIP RISES.
Organized Marvels of Mechanical
Construclion.
How the raw sap travels from the
absorbing roots beneath the ground
to the topmost twig of an oak or
elm tree, more than 100 feet above,
and to nearly four or five times that
height in the ease of •some of the
mammoth gum trees (eucalyptus) of
the Tasmanian forests, and in the
gigantic Wellingtonia of California,
has long puzzled the physicist to
explain, says the Strand Magazine.
The old idea that capillarity is the
factor at work, the ffnid being con-
veyed up the trunk and branches
after the manner of oil through the
wick of ss lamp, becomes an alto-
gether inadequate explanation. Es-
pecially is this so when we realize
that, in some of the internal tissues
of the stem, the pressure exerted
reaches from eight to twenty atmos-
pheres, or in other words from -120
to 300 pounds to the square inch—
& force greater than that in the
boiler of a normal railway ergine.
This mighty pressure, scattered
more or less irregularly through the
tissues of the tree, drives the sap
to the buds and forces them open,
expands their leaves, and is contin-
ually at work, wherever the process
of building new structures' ifs going
ou. It is obvious, therefore, that
the engineering arrangements for
the conducting and controlling of
this powerful stream of life-giving
a
s must b
pe very perfectly organ-
ized. Indeed, they are more than
that; they present marvels of mech-
anical construction which are not
only astonishing on account of their
perfection, but are so minute that
marl can only penetrate the myster-
ies and beauty of their structure by
means of high-power microscopes
and easeful chemical investigations.
Even then he is left baffled and
wondering.
UNFIT TO LIVE-1VMUST DIE.
The verdict rendered a thoneand times
when corns got sore. Do them to death
by Putuam's Corn Extractor; it aures
painlessly in twenty-four hours, Oso
"Pittna n's," the only vegetable remedy
known. Price 56e., at all dealers,
Health is the 4.greatest of gifts,
contentedness the bust riches.
Truth is the best of relatives.
Hub—Why are you 80 elated 7
Wife—I picked up a horseshoe to-
day. Hub—Huh 1 Old superstition
nonsense 1 Wife—Don't jump at
conclitsions, clear. It was a dia-
mond horseshoe, and I picked it up
at a bargain counter,
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VE 12--'13.
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CUTICU
SOAP SII4MPOOS
And occasional light dressings
of Cuticura Ointment will pre-
vent it when all else fails.
Cutioum Scan and Ointment are float throughout
the world, A liberal sample of each, web 32 -page
Wakles an tee faro and treatmoat of tlfo skin and
.rasp, Gent post-free. Atlrlreas Patter Drug dr Chem.
Corp., Dopt 28U, Demob.. U. S. A.
TREES THAT SHOW AF,GIR.
A. Species in Idaho Which Shakes
and ];suits unpleasant Odor.
In Idaho there exists a species of
the acacia tree which is entitled to
be classed as one of the wonders of
plant life. When full grown it
closes its leaves together in coils
each day at sunset and curls its
tavigs to the shape of pigtails.
When the tree has thus settled it-
self for its night's sleep, it is said
that if touched it will flutter as if
agitated or impatient at the distur-
bance. The oftener, it is averred,
the foliage is molested, the more
violent will become the shaking of
the branches. Finally, it is fur-
ther alleged, if the shaking is con-
tinued, the tree will at length emit
a nauseating odor quite sufficient to
induce a headache in the ease of the
person disturbing the tree:
In Idaho it is called the "angry
tree," and it is said that it was
discovered by men who on making
camp for the night placed one end
of a canvas covering over one of the
sensitive bushes, using it for et sup-
port, Immediately the tree began
to jerk its branches sharply. The
motion continued, with increasing
"nervousness," until at last came a
sickening odor that drove the1lirecl
campers to a more friendly loca-
tion.
ZAM-BUIi DOES 1
1!a cLRr. PILES.
Mas. 0. Hanson, . wife of the pro-
prietor of the Commercial Hotel,
Poplar, 13,C., suffered from piles
for years. Went to doctor after
doctor • in vain. Finally went to
Spokane anti had an operation.
Twelve months afterwards she was
as bad again. She says, "0ne day
I read about Zam-73uk and thought
I would
try it. The first one or
two boxes gave me more ease than
anything else I had tried, so I went
on with-thetroatment, In a short
time I began to feel altogether dif-
ferent and better, and I saw that
Zane -Bok was going to euro ale,
Well, I went on using it, and by
the time I had used six boxes T was
delighted to find myself entirely
cured." GOc. all druggists and
stores.
The Acme.
Briggs—Here's a fellow who
writes about the acme of selfishness
without having the slightest idea of
what it really is 2
Griggs -Well; what is its
Briggs—Having your wife a cold-
air fiend, insist upon leaving both
windows in the room open and then
rolling herself up in all the bed
clothing!
Mfhard's Ltnimsnt Cures Colds, Eta
Not it Complainer.
There is a good deal of complaint
because people don't walk. more,
but it doesn't come from the head
of a large family with shoes to buy,
"Papa, is it necessary to whip.
lne2" "Yon ought to kisow,''
"'Well, 7. sometimes think you don't
realize how little good it does me."
Low Odl4ntet Rates to Peeled) Coast
Via Chicago and North W6etern Railway,
On sale daily, March 15th to April 15111 hi.
elusive, from all points. in Canada to .Los
,Angeles, San .Frauoiseo, Portland, Salt
Lake City, 8oattle, Victoria. Van0o11v4r,
Nelson, Roseland, and many other points.
Through tourist eloope1's and free 0 elan-
ing chair, bars from Chicago. Variable
routes, Rlbornl stop overs For hill in.
fo1'rnatiml 08 to rotas, route] sad liters -
tura, Write or boll on 13. II, Bennett, Gen.
oral Agent, 46' Yonge Street, 0020011*,
1t is easy, to ,forgive yam,' enemies
—Lifter getting square with them.
N!nard'a UnlmbntChris tilsianp/i.
AN INTERILI'ITJINT SPRING.
The Water Conies and Goes Like
Thief in the Night.
Near the village of Aloham, in
whisked valley of the North. Flown
England, ivlthin a few ashes of bus
Dover, is an intermittent spring
water that is at present in full fore
and activity, It has long period
of quieseenoc, for, according to tra-
dition, it appears only every rev
cath year: As a matter et fact
however, it has appeared with rnor
or less regularity any time withil
last four years: 1t comes, like a
thief in the night, and in a few
hours turns a fertile bottom into a
generous lake that overflows the
highway and makes of it a raging
torrent. After keeping above
ground for a few hundred yards it
disappears as mysteriously as it
came, and its subsequent course is
not visible. A countryman whose
douse borders Dillingore, as the
stream is called, told me it gave no
warning of its approach, says a
writer. I asked him if he had ever
seen any water bubbling up, and he
said
"No;
the place
will be r
P dry
overnight, nl t a
nd
full f
go water ter in the
1
morning, and that's all we know
about it." He had no idea whether
a wet winter such as this which
followed wed a wet romance had any-
thing to do with it. A similar
spring exists near Croydon, in the
Gaterham Palley, known as the
Woe waters, from the belief that its
appearance presaged. plague, fam-
ine, or war. Dillingore anust be the.
overflow of a large subterranean
reservoir in the chalk, which is fed
by the natural drainage of the sur-
rounding heights..
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Cure Your Sore Throat
Nerviline Will Do It
Blessed Relief Comes Qtliek, YOU
Get Comfort, Every Plain
Disappears.
"Experience has taught tee that the
quickest way to cure a sore threat is
with Nerviline;" writes Mrs. Enoch P.
Maclean. "My children always seem to
get wet feet and etas out in the cold,
and in consequence 5 have to keep a
good household remedy handy. I rub
in Nerviline almost every hour, give the
children say twenty drops in het, oweet-
ened water, and make them gargle with
it. I have yet to see the cold tide won't
break up quickly."
Prom the La Have Islands, N 4 'Mrs
Tobn Wa1fleld tvritesi—"We have been
using Nerviline for about nine years, and
And it .excellent. When. we find any of
me getting n cold we take Nerviline in
hoe water.' It is a euro relief for it, and
is 'alsoan instant .relief for internal
pains of any kind."
Tho remerkoble pain -subduing power of
Nerviline and ito ability to check cnida,
influenza and sore threat is unequalled.
Every home should have Nerviline body
on tho shelf for sudden illness at night,
like 0ramps or interval pains. Large
family size, 23Oc'; trial size 25e., at all
storekeepers or druggists, or The Catarrh.
Ozone Co., Buffalo, N. Y.
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FI.
J4.P= LEGEND Or CATs.
111,
Demons That Devour OId Women
and Take Their Shape.
"Legends about wicked cats are
of a different character from those
about dogs, which protected man-
kind; the Japanese 'nekomata.,' or
bewitching bat, with her, forked tail
being an exceedingly dangerous
demon, who devours old women and
assumes their shape,'' 'writes Mr.
Lawson in the Referee. "In the.
seventeenth century she is spoken
of as an animal of darkness, a do-
mestic tiger•, and the Japanese place
a sword gat the side of a 'corpse in
order to prevent the cat from walk-
ing over it or causing it to revive
and change into a terrible demon.
"In the legends of the nineteenth
century, however, the cat plays a
good past instead of that of an evil
demon, and in these tales she sac-
rifiees her life on behalf of her mas-
ter and is .rewarded by burial in a
Buddhist churchyard, with masses
read for her soul,
"Thera is also an old tradition
among Iapanese sailors, which sur-
vives to this clay, according to
which a three colored tomcat
(white, black and brown) is an ex-
cellent charm against evs] spirits.
He knows when a storm is coming
and 'climbs upon the mast, where he
drives away the demons; and the
sailors of Dai Nippon do not care
what price they pay for such a cat
and make great sacrifices in order
til have one as a mascot on board
ship."
TRY IT WREN YOU'RE
TIRED
You will find it )Fonderfully
refreshing
LI T
rt sustains and cheers
from the X Ranoh Corral a wall eyed
Pinto 13ronclio with a Roman nose
and lightning heels. We have issued
a humorous descriptive circular of
this remarkable bronco with illus-
trations of his antics. Sent free on
application to any reader of this paper.
This is the most famous circular ever
printed in the English language.
More than half a million copies have
already
e
Y been distributed d
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