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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1914-7-2, Page 7Fashion Hints oeead.aa,sai eel. obi Some Timely !lints. Reed 'trimming on hats as esopu- lar •wb the 'moment. T1te reed's — 1ong, lance -shaped leaves -- are anitcle in various :shades and colors, but Clic •bliucic are most used. One striking hat 'showed reeds of red, a sleep, sof; &hath with heads of gladiolus fastened oddly along the reeds. The black reeds, three or four of them grouped together; are especially smart as trimming for the all -black stat, Combined"with blank ribbon they give air the trimming necessary. About the Neck. Now Chat the season for furs is far behind us many warren feel the need of some lightneck covering. This the neck ruff or ruche of tulle or 'ribbon fills. The tulle ruche is so fragile that it can be relied on to last only as long as a dancing frock Jests; bub while it lasts it is charm- ing. The ruff made of taffeta is far more durable. Usually there is a little ruching of pleated tulle to stand next to the throat and that lends an air of daintiness to the whole ruff. It can be renewed whenever it becomes worn or wrink- led. c. The Bride or Bridle. r'tl t Tile bridle of black velvet is still used on some of the new chats: Some- times, too, it is of colored satin or silk, -softly folded and fastened un- der a flower. On one smart . lab there is a bridle of six roses, six or seven of thein, stretching under the obi)), Silk Belts on Blouses. A favorite way of finishing the waistline when separate skirts and blouses are worn is aribbon or silk • belt. Wide ribbon ,that can bo laid in folds or taffeta or satin can be used. One-way of giving a smart finish to'tlhese belts is to work but- :bonholes in two little pointed ends of ribbon in the front and button these over colored glass or balm buttons. Silver Beaded Handbags. Very attractive are the •small silk • handbags, beaded with silver beads, clasped with silver clasps, mounted on •silver frames and carried by sil- ver, chain handles. Old blue and roses are two favorite colors ler these bags. The beads are applied in the outline of a simple design that extends from the bottom of the bre about three-quarters of the dis- tance up. For the Small Girl's Coat. • Separate oallar and ouff sets are made for the smallgirl's coat. Tor- • chon and valenciennes, sometimes shiny and Irish point—are combin- ed in these collars and cuffs, and "tihey give a particularly dainty and fresh appearance •to the simple, dark coats of serge or gabardind on which they are used. For the All White Frock. To carry with the all -white cos- tume there are handbags of Irish lace, lined with white taffeta er muslin. They are made with ere- oheted handles, rope -like in appear- ance. The bags are fiat, wide en - t velopes, fastened with a flap that buttons neatly over crocheted but- tons; usually two of them. Crepe de Chine Handkerchiefs: A novelty is the orep•e de chine handkerchief. It is made in •a11 the lighter colors—soft, dull blue, pink,' yellow in several 'canes, and gray are especially attractive. Some of these handkerchiefs have hems an inch wide, of a different color. Some' have self -colored hems, either wide or narrow. Suede asks! Patent Lcatlfer. One of the smart new bags is oracle of •suede, with a pointed end of patent leather or black dressed kir:!. This sort of bag is especially good when ib is carried .by a woman wearing eshoes with Opole vamps or heels and uppers of gray or tan kid, to snatch 'the bag. The New Plait! Bags. The new plaid bags are quite' dif- ferent 'from the brilliant ones of the early spring. Tlhey are mantle cf gray or tan twilled silk Inc' the upper part, and with stripes in dull, eaf't colors for the lower part, and bhoy are ended with a long tas- eel in :the color of the top of the bog. .1: Marriage is a success when the woman provides adequately for the inner man, and the man pi vidas adequately for the outer woman. However, the woman who mar- ries a preacher doesn't have to nag him in order to get hint to go to church. Caller—Is our husband in,Mrs. Magnire1 Mas, Mtuguire--•iri, sir, 'Caller --I'd lidto to see him, Mrs,. Maguire—Ye con'et, Igor. Ro's in :for Tree mon'hhe, "Mrs, Aclain has Ave children; if there Were,seven snore, how many children would, Mrs, Alden have?' Several !lands were 'raised, "Anna may tell xis," said the teacher. "Ifeeq many+rilctre'n •woulcb she hiivei Anualf' srEholt j',, • PERFECT HEALTH DUE TO THE BLOOD No Girl or Woman Need be Con- stantly Ailing and Unhappy. Nature intended every girl and every woman to be happy, attrric- tive, active and healthy, •Yet too many of them, find their ,Lives sad- tithed by suffering—nearly always because their blood is to blame. All those unhappy girls and women With colorless cheeks, dull skins and sunken, lustreless eyes, are in this condition because they have not enough g+oocl red blood in their veins to keep them well and in the charm of health, They suffer from depressing weariness and periodical headaches, • Dark lines form raider thous' eyes, their heart palpitates violently after the slightest exer- tion, and they are often attacked with fainting spells. These are only a few of the miseries of bloodless- ness. Nothing can rescue girls and women from the inevitable decline that follows anaemia except a gen- erous supply Of new, rich red blood, and nothing has ever proved so successful in creating red, good blood as Dr. Williams' Pink Pills for Pale People, Thousands and thousands of girls and women owe their good health and charming complexion -to the use of this medi- cine. Here is ono example of its power to cure. Mrs. Rose Italli, Toronto, Ont., :Ave, "For a long time I suffered, with anaemia, ner- vousness and general debility, in fact I was beginning to feel ,a posi- tive wreck. I tried several medi- cines and emulsions. For a time I would feel better for taking them and then the effect would wear off, leaving me worse than before. The continued drain on my health al- tered my appearance, my friends telling me T had a haggard and worn appearance. -This naturally did not help to improve me, as you know no woman likes to be told she looks "worn out." Finally Dr. Williams' Pink Pills were suggest- ed and my husband gob me asup- ply. I used them and found the result good—not only good, but the benefit lasting, and I am now enjoying perfect health, have a good colorand have regained my natural buoyancy. I trust my let. ter of gratitude may be the means of helping others who are suffering as I was." New health, new strength, new vitality follow the fair use of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. You can get them from your medicine dealer or by mail at 50 cents' a box or six boxes for $2.50 from The Dr, Wil- liams' Medicine Co., ,.Brockville, Ont. • RAILROAD INTO NIGERIA. Will Penetrate Into the Wilds of Juju -Land. A new railroad is being construct- ed by the British througth the -terri- tory erritory of Nigeria, in West Africa. a It will penetrate the regions. known as Juju -land," so dulled be- cause the inhabitants were long en- thralled by a horrible idol known as "Long juju." • It will be built by cannibal na- tives who have shown themselves the most intelligent and industrious workmen. It will open up the lest region of Africa where white men have not yet setbled. The new line into Nigeria will be 530 miles in length, and will take four or five years to build. It will cost about $15,000,000. It is being built by the colonial government, of. whidh the head is Sir Frederick Lu- gard. The oouitltvy which is to be opened up is rich in palm oil and EAUPflOW ON UEA6 IIAD TO CUT HAIR Formed Pimples and Matter Spread, For Three Months Did Not Go to School, Cuticura Soap and Oint- ment •Cured in Ten Days, . eo Rue Derazlliy, Ville hmard, Montreal; Quo,—" Outicura Soap and Ointment cured my little girlyagad eleven, of i tch ofthohead, 11 formed a pimple and that pimple broke and too matter spread and wherever the mak tor wen b another formed. She had large scabs on her head and at night site scratched until the blood came. I was 1111\14,\\ 1 obliged Lo gut her hair' all around boo orupblon. For tbreo months slip did not go to school and I camel for it during that time Without result. "I wastell to wash It and to make an ointment of , but after washing ib oho was worse. Ono evening whoa reading the pallor I saw tho advertisement of Outl- cure Soap and Ointment and S wrote at once. After receiving the samplo S bi- modlately washed her load with the Cud - aura Soap; them put the puticure, Obit- Mont on. I did that twice a day, evening and morning. From the time I commenced using rho Oublcura Soap and Ointment that night •slio did not scratch any more. St atoppad tho itching front kilo first evening, After buying sonic cuticula. Noah null an- other box of outicura Ointment, in tan days oho 'was cglnylotglyy c,uted,'t (Signed) Mrs, Artium polder, Jiily 6‘, olio r aro O u a Saa and ublaura Olnbmont P Sold by. druggists and dealers everywhere, A single sot is often subbciont. 3'or q iiborai free' sample of; eachJwith ea•p. bookLstg�' % pstlajd, to Ootit bi� •6A Ohenl. VJi'b »t15, D,, Totton''0.,O. A} ^` `•..• �' coal, which the British expert a) yield a handsome revenue o13 tho money invested in the road, Fifty thousand natives have been hired for the work of building the road, They will "work unda`P the clir•e•ction :of British enginec...snd foremen. 'These natives of Ni •orfs are noted for their obstinate ca. tui - balism, Although the pro +i has been •suppt'essed wherever 1 isible by the British gilicials, tins Niger- ians in the depths of this w l,d 'coun- try frequently find an opp o.tunity to indulge in their peculiar taste. They attack an isolated village, de- stroy the !souses and feast upon the inhabitants. Sometimes they take their victims to a lonely part of the forest, keep them in a. corral and fatten them up for e great banquet. Several times the. white men have accidentally stumbled Upon the hiding -place of these destined victims of the canni- bals, Many explorers and scientists have asserted that the cannibal tribes of Africa were more indus- trious, courageous, and intelligent than tliei•r innocent neighbors. The brutal and unscrupulous exploiters of the Congo Free State under' King Leopold, took advantage of this fact by employing cannibals to lead and drive the other natives. The white men, it has been asserted, de liberately euconragecl cannibalism and offers! :portions of human flesh as a reward for bringing in large quantities of rubber. The white engineers and workmen will have to guardrd themselves care- fully, for the cannibals believe that white flesh is the greatest kind of meat. :By eating it they imagine that they will acquire the clever- ness and other qualities of the de- ceased person. Very few natives aredaring enough now to attack white men, but there is no knowing what they might do•in a moment of excitement, •.Half "e dozen white inen in a jungle 500 Telles from help may be in a delicate situation. Dangers from lions and other wild animals will be very great. During the building of the Uganda railway hundreds of -laborers were carried off by lions, and in recent months the beasts have walked into railroad cars and snatched off de- fenceless travellers. . In Nigeria lions ars even more numero>pis than in Uganda. Their numbers depend largely on the amount of food they can find. Elandb, antelopes, and 'other game of various sizes are so abundant in Nigeria that the lions find inex- haustible food. • S•ometimes as many as 50 or 60 lions lurk in a patch of -jungle a few acres in extent, near a drinking plaice where the food ani-. • mals gather. The new railroad will run along the river banks and will cross the favorite hunting places of tlis lions. There will be a tremendous. di's- turbance among the animals. BABY'S HEALTH • DURING HOT WEATHER During the hot spell the health of baby must be carefully guarded. Diarrhoea, cholera infanitum and dysentry carry off thousands of .pre- eious little lives every summer. Baby's Own Tablets are especially adapted to keep the little ones well during the summer. They regulate the bowels, sweeten the stomach, and an occasional dose will prevent the dreaded summer complaints, or if they do come on suddenly the prompt use of the Tablets will set baby right again. The Tablets axe sold by medicine dealers or by mail at 25 cents a box from The Dr. Williams Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont. SIGIHT-SEEING UNDER SEA. Kiosk -Hydro Introduced at Eng- lish Synsidc Resorts. "Como -down and see the fish," may be a greeting this summer at some seaside resorts. Several Eng- lish watering-placss are negotiat- ing for the -installation of the leiosk-hydros a naw invention, which enables sightseers to descend into the sea. The kiosk -hydro, which is thoiin- aestion of an Ibalian engineer, con- sists of a circular ureal observaition chamber, in the walls of whidb are doubly watertight wandoivs. Above these windows are electric lamps of 10,000 candle -.power, fitted with reflectors' and capable, it is claim- ed, of projecting light •a aistance of 1,500 feet. when the water is clear. • The chatmb•er bas a sloping roof, which narrows} into a steel tube, tlu:oiigh which two 'staircases, one, for •clesnent and the other for as- cent, lead to the -water level. The upper part of the kiosk -hydro may either take the form 'o•f 'floating eW a Il to i ig kiosks, rising and falling with the. tide, and connected with a pier by a gapgwiaiy, or it may be .part of the 'pier itself, with the observation olt:aanber suspended just above the bed of the sea, • Glass half an moll thick is used for'the windrows, and the •stool shell is of the same thdeckneugs. . Miss ifySer— nd' Y may really keep bhie rphorbograph of you, r. Sim 1 . ,Sam kens flatterers ' Deli: �Il le 1 •' a Wyse 1 I iii s t D_lsJ t .i W y e.. . ` Ilea, al5ai'd-•4111ai 'face b 1� is "o��t ohraph And w]ltSnever tae erigiull.oi it ca1lg, hell him I'm not in,c, ntcirvlilije / 1ll1 Eix You Stiffness Is Rubbed Right Out; Every Sign of Pain Disappears. , Gee whiz—think of it! No more stomach dosing necessary to euro your lame back. I3vary trace of lameness, every bit of stiffness, every sign of weakness in the back's museles can be rubbed away for all time to come by good old ''Ner- viline." No other liniment "can do the wot'k so quickly, can penetrate so deeply, can bring ease and comfort to . the back -weary sufferer as Nerviline in- variably does, Backache isn't the only malady Nerviline is quick to cure. For lum- bago or sciatica you would go far to find relief so speedly ; as Nerviline gives. For chronic rheumatism there are pain•destroying properties In Ner. viline that give it first rank. The way it limbers up a stiff feint and takes soreness out of strained or rheumatic muscles is simply a wonder, If you have an ache or a pain any- where, if you have a sore back, a stiff neck, a stiff joint, a strained muscle— if you have lumbago, congested chest or sore throat, just try Nerviline. Rub it on plentifully—it won't blis- ter, it can't do anything but cure you quickly. The large 50c family size bottle is the most economical, of course, but yon can, from any dealer, also, get the 25c. small sire of Nervi - line, the king of all pain -relieving- re- medies. 54 NOTES OF SCIENCE Spain exported 4,000,000 pounds of paper for cigarettes last year. Salt water will Cleanse willow - ware and prevent it turning yellow. In„'Tasmania dentists are forbid- den by law from any form of adver- tising, The -governments of Italy, Bel- gium and Uruguay have officially adopted 24-hour time. Motor -driven windlasses have been invented for raising poles of circus tents quickly. There is a telephone fox every 15.2 persons in Canada, according to official figures. ' Sixteen new railways are being built in ,Switzerland, some of which will be completed this year. A kerosene torch has been invent- ed for thawing frozen ground into which post holes are to be dug. The inside bark of a tree, with no other preparation than eleaning, is used for blankets in Ecuador. An aged couple in Norwich, Ct., have eaten no breakfasts for twenty years and credit their robust health to that fact. ' • Italy is draftin, and will inforce a series of regulations covering the width of wheel rims to be allowed on highways. Several French artists have agreed to sign all their works in the future with thumb prints to pre- vent frauds upon purchasers. In a tank car built in Saxony to transport living fish long distances an electric motor is used to keep the water aerated. A railroad 'bridge in Switzerland is being given the largest masonry arch in. the world, 205 feet high, with a span of 390 feet. • Argentine telegraph companies are bringing into general use a sys- tem whereby messages are receiv- ed 'automatically with printed type. Anger, fear and other forms of mental excitement, it has been learned, may setup digestion entire- ly and cause serious • kidney dis- eases. In a London church tower there is a clock which strike's the hours and quarters, but has no dials nor other visible evidences of the time. F -or stringing beads quickly an ingenious German has patented a Grandmother Didn't Know A good cook? Certainly, but she couldn't have cooked the Indian' Corn, rolled and toasted it to a crisp brown, wafer-thin flakes, as we do in preparing Post asties They are delicious with cream or milk,, or sprinkled over fresh fruit or berries. From the first cooking of the corn until the sealed, air -tight packages of deli. Gately toasted flakes are de- livered to you, Pot Toast - les are never touched by human hand. Grandmother would have liked Post Toasties —said by- Grocers. Canadian Pest= Cereal Co,, Ltd,, Windsor, 01,1 Drank -operated machine which feeds them upon the point of a threaded needle, English society women have es- tablished an institution in which nurses are given three years of training in the care of dogs and other animal pets. A sanitary •milk can is fitted with valves permitting its contents to be poured out, but preventing 'the en- trance of any liquid after it has of vaccination, application of leeches, cupping and simple dress - fags, ail'] is forbidden by thesame law £u ei del• or presoribc medicine. "Every barbel' must attend a douse of lectures of three weeks' duration at the ASudiria Govern- moat Hospital and pasts anexain.i- nati.:ln for a certificate. ' In each village one of these barbers is ap- poiutec] by the public health depart- merit as Its representative. "Barbers so appointed are called sanitary barbers, and among their special duties are the folly«wing: Vaccination, examination of deaths, issue of permits of burial, render reports of deathe involving suspi- cion of infectious disease. "If the sanitary barber is un- able to read or write, the work of registration is done by the• village tax eolleetor." Will Quickly Cure Any Sour Stomach � li Highest grade beans kept whole and mealy by perfect baking, retaining their full' strength. Flavored with delicious sauces, They have no equal. Lucky Grace. "Grace has found her ideal," ''That so 1'' "Yes; and he :also owns an auto- mobile." Relieves Fullness After Meals, sumazEas TonatasT 2- tATES TO TND PACIFIC COAST. been sealed. "When I was working around the To prove that ai parachute sf bis farm last winter, I had an attack Of in - invention was an improvement over flammation," writes Mr. 1. P. Dawkins, former types a Frenchman dropped of Port Richmond. "I was weak for a 1,000 feet from an aeroplane \oath tong time,but well enough to work p' , fii cnn one and landed safely. Two novelties to aid gardeners are a !toe with a seed box near the stomach kept sour, and always after blade with which planting may be eating there was pain and fulness, and all the symptoms of intestinal indi- gestion. Nothing helped meuntil I` used Dr. Hamilton's Pills. Instead of hurting, Iike other pills, they acted very mildly, and seemed to heal the bowels. I did not require large doses to get results with Dr, Hamilton's Pills, and feel so glad that I have found a mild yet certain remedy. Today J am well—no pain, no sour stomach, a good appetite, able to digest anything. This is a whole lot of good for one medicine to do, and 1 can say Dr. Hamilton's Pills are the best pills, and my letter, I am sure, proves it, Refuse a substitute for Dr. Hamil- ton's Pills of Mandrake and Butternut, sold in yellow boxes, 25c. A11 dealers, or The Catarrhozone Co., Kingston, Ont. Via Chicago and North Western Ry., Special low rate round-trip tickets from all points In Canada to. Los Angeles, San Francisco, Portland, Seattle, Van - er, \'lrtoria, Edmonton, Calgary, _,••... „r,...e, „�- ��...��...,,� ..__„ Banff. Yellowstone Dark, etc, during wrongwith my vowels for I had to use June, July, August and September. Ex cellent train service. For rates, illus. salts or physic all the time. My done and e .hovel with a second grip p part way clown the handle. In France there has been invented an •electric furnace in which all the operations of making and refining glass are carried on continuously with. -the same source of heat. What are 'believed to be the old- est printing blocks in the world, dating back at least 800 years, re- eently_ were discovered in an old biuiding back of a Buddhist monas- tery in Corea,. •- Motorcycle cars are being tried for delivering snails in rural dis- tricts in England and it is predict- ed that the horse soon will disap- near from tihe postal service of the United Kingdom. The Australian states concerned and the commonwealth have agreed on a locking and storage system for the Murray river that will open a navigable waterway 1,000 miles into the heart of 'troducing Australia, Thinks Swearing All Right Providing the provocation equals the offence of Jones stepping on Smith's corns. Far better to use Putnam's Corn Extractor—it does cure corns and warts In one day without pain. Try "Putnam's," free from acids, and pain- less, price 25c. at all dealers. , "What is the best dress improv- er 1" ",A pretty girl." "Why is an author more free than a monarch?" "Because he can choose his own subjects." "Why is the author the queerest animal in world 1" 'Be .cause this tale comes out of his Bead." She—"Don't you think this dress in very becoming to me 1" He— "I'm thinking of the bill which will be coming to me." Ask for Minard'e and take no other. "Moral Suasion." "Bless me 1" said Tommy's, great uncle: "Do you mean to ,say that your teachers never thrash you 7" "Never," replied Tommy. "We. have moral suasion in our school. • "What's that?" "Oh, we get kep' in and stood up. in corners, and locked orrb and locked in, and made to write one word a thousand times, and scowl- ed at and jawed at, andthat's all." I Ives cured of Bronchitis and Asthma by MINARD'S LINIMENT. MRS, A. LIVINGSTONE ` Lot 5, I was cured of a severe attack of Rheuniatlsin by &WARD'S LINIMENT, Mahone B10.Y.-JOHN MAD19R. I was cured of a. severely sprained leg by MINARD'S LINIMENT, JOSIetIA A, WYNAOHT. Bridgewater. Mrs, Sansly—"Ars you aware, Mrs. Shinbone, that your dog has just 'bitten my little Willio?" Mrs. Shinbone—"What, your little Wil- lie, who bas lust gotover the soar,- let oar-let fever 1 0'lr, Mrs. Sausly, if any- thing should happen to Fido I'd never forgive you," • -G._ Minaret's Stalmeat Lumberinan's Friend flirts BARBER Is vF asi'r1I1. In Egypt He Vaccinates as Well as Shaves. Soano interesting facts are con- tained in Lord Kitohener'a report on the condition of Egypt and the Sudan daring the last year. This. is font the motion on barbers: "The ordinary village barber of Egypt,. boars a Daita{n l essnblane o in far ar as' his r far i p o son ,goes to tate barber-surgoon of ancient tittles in England. He is authorized by law, after having passed an exami- nation, to perforin the operation Pat's Will. An elderly gentleman, who knew something of law, lived in an Irish village where no solicitor had• ever penetrated, and was in the habit of arranging the disputes of his neigh- bors and making their wills. At an early hour one morning he was aroused from his ~slumbers by a knocking at -his gate, and, putting his head o•ut of the window, he .ask - who was there. "It's me, yer hon- or, Paddy Flaherty. I could not get a wink of sleep thinking of the will I have made.' .'What's the matter with the will?" said the amateur lawyer. "Matter, indeed!" replied Pat. "Sure, I've not left myself a three-legged stool to sit upon." YOUR OWN DRUGGIST WILL TELL YOU Try Marine Ey eRem edy for Red, Weal, Waters Eyes and Granulated Eyellde; No Smarting first Eye Comfort. Write for Book of the Eye by mottTree. Murine Eye Remedy Co.,.Cateago. . Panaceas. Mr. Kelly—An.' how are ye this mornin', Mistress Flyn 1 Is yer rheumatiz any better 1 Mrs. Fdyn—Wall, yis, I think it is, I thank ye koindly. The new doctor's treatment is dein' me a Ivor].) av good, I helave. Ho ad- vocates me to take Queen Anne eternally, and to rub anarchy on me j'ints. So I'm dein' it, an' I think it's helpin' me wonderfully. Keep nStaard's Liniment 111 the house. She Heard hint. Mrs. Black woke her •husband one night and whispered, "There's a burglar downstairs. I heard him bump against the piano and strike several keys." 'FIs there?" said the husband, "I'll, go down at once." "!Oh," whispered the ex- cited wife, "don't do anything rash l" "Rash?" replied the 'hus- band. "Why, I'm going to help him 1 You •don't suppose he can move that piano from the house without help, do you?" 11er Lost Pet. • A lady who kept a curly poodle dog lost 'her pet and called upon the police to find it. The next day one of the force brought her the clog Which was very Wet and dirty. The lady was overjoyed. "Where did von find the dear little darling?" she cried.,"Whv, ma'am," said the omcer, a fellow had him tied to a pole and was washing windows with him," - What do we live for if net to make life leas difficult Inc each other, Dr. Morse's Indian !toot 1'''ills • exactly meet the need which so often arises In every family for a medicine to•open up, and regulate the bowels. Not only are theyeffective in ail erases of Constipation, but they help greatly hi breaking up a Cold or La Grippe by cleaning out the system and pu purifying the blood, In the same way they relieve or cure Biliousness, Indigestion, Sick Headaches, Rheum. atism and other common ailments: Is he f !lest sense the of t e words i)r. Morse's Indian 12aot Pills are M A Household rt. demoda^ ,,u.. 4. SSl]E 20•--'1.1. trated folders, time tables and full Par. titulars. ad tress. 11 I1, Bennett, .General Agent, 4e Yonge Street, Toronto, On- tario. The human hand front m the wrist to the end of the middle finger is one-tenth of the total height of a man of perfect proportions. Stiaara's Liniment .used by Physician!, Not Worth the Bother. A schoolboy was given a sum to ' do. When it was done he took it to the teacher, who looked at it and said: 'This answer is wrong by two cents. Go back to your seat and do it correctly." "If you please, sir," saidthe youngster, fishing in his packet. "I'd rather paw the difference," is lithe 5 ,-�e'encody nnOtt'IE r51? 0u h'or'ns,, eat, rashes;eli:emsi ho . feet, stongs usek bio peers. A 'skin food. 411 Dru00tsh onrd Stares,_; 603. PARIRS POR, SALE. N. W. DAWSON, Ninety Colborne Street, Toronto. IF YOU WANT TO BUY OR SELL A Fruit, Stock, Grain or Dairy Farm, write H. W. Dawson, Bramptotl, or 90 Colborne St, Toronto. H. W. .DAWSON, Colborne St., Toronto. STOCK SALESMAN. WANTEI) FOR BEST ALBERTA 011 proposition yet organized. Apply for particulars to W. B. Leitch, Bank of Ottawa Building, Montreal, P.Q. NEWSPAPERS FOR, SASE.. 000D WEIOKLV IN LIVE TOWN IN 1LT York County. Stationery and Book Business In connection. Price only $4,0e0. Terms liberal. Wilson Publish- ing Company, 18 West Adelaide Street, Toronto. MISCELL,aNEDUS. !'YAO'ICER, TUMORS, LUMPS. ETC., J internal. and external, cured with out rain by our home treatment.. rite us beforetoo late. I]r. I3eliman Medical Co., Limited. Collingwood, Ont. HOME STUDY The Arts Course nifty 1,e taken 1,y correspot4- dence, but staclents. desiring to graduate must attend ono session. 'VEIN'S UN IVEESITt Y KINGSTON, ONTARIO ARTS APPLIED SCIENCE EDUCATION Including MEDICINE ENGINEERING SUMMER SCHOOL JULY and AVGTIST 22 G. Y. CROWN, Registrar, Kingston, Ont. A TREATISE on the El rse— l t k local •t 1s lnttttn•eUla it bn aesmnittnpr„xn ie nd woks 41mo. We offer you free this book that tells you nil about horse discuses and how to mor 11ecm. Call for it at you Uca t,eggis'orwritens. 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