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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1914-9-24, Page 9Wienenelielfelleiteve Fashion Hints eseeeassecieseneseetaisesses. Fads and Fancies. • Fringe is a, modish trimming and sometimes appears on the bottom of silk orepe skirts as well as on sleeves and sash. A new black velveb hist is un- trimmed seers for half a dozen rears of small, brilliant wings, outspread and fastened flat aleort the brim of the ,hat. So far many of the costa Shown button rather enugly about the throat. One heavy coat of mixed black and gray, in a soft, thick oloth, 'shows a ,wrinkled, snag col lar of blitok velvet and the fur col- lars fold close about the neck. A cape of knitted wool, and at- tached by snaps to a sleeveless wool waistcoab is a novelty that ie atbrecting a good deal of detention among people who like a light weight hue warm and compact wrap for outdoor 'epode. le ought to be a great favorite in the au- tumn. A cape as a. part of the book or coat is a. rental thing now. Often, too, a cape is a pert of the negli- gee and of 'the biome. One eepe- eially pretty cape costume of figur- ed crepe has an attached white sat- in cape thathangs 'from a frilled ruff fastened by straps to the shoulders. There have been inaaay•!ehowings of !fur and velvet coves in the last few weeks and all of them are of voluminous proportions, The long fur eo•at is always more interesting in appearance than the short one. And the early models, with wide, flaming skirts often edged with a contrasting fur, are especially lux- urious looking. Some of the new evening elegies are made of velvet or velours and are out on very gen- erous lines. One that is a good model is trimmed with embroidery of gold threads on ihs collar and along the lower edge. Another has eelf-eovexed 'buttons of large laze, and still others show silver and peater !buttons. PRICES IN HOLLAND. Stocks of Merchants Who Over- charge Are Seized. PURE BLOOD MEANS HEALTH PuroBlood Om Bost be Obtained Through Dr, William Pint Me If people would realize the ±m - Parttime of keeping the blood rich and pure there would be less oick- nem. The blood is the means through which the nourishment gained from food reaelies the dif- ferent parts of the body. If the blood is impure the nourishment, that reaches the nerve*, bone and muscle is tainted with poison and disease follows, 'Dhe blood is also the medium by which the body. fighte off disease, If the blood is thin and watery this power of resistance to disease Is weakened. Dr, Williams' Pink Pills build up the blood. They increase the 'ability of the body to resist disease. They strengthen the nerves, increase the appetite, cure heada",che, backache, and any disease caused by thin or impure blood. If you are suffering and your blood is thin or impure there is a large probability that your condi- tion is caused by the condition of your blood. You should study your own case. If you lack ambition, are short of brea-th after slight ex- ercise, are pale or sallow' have no appetite, are not refreshedby sleep, if you have backache or headache, rheumatic pains or stomachetrouble, the treatment with Dr. 'Williams' Pink Pills for Pale People is worth investigaeing. You can gat these Pills through any mediciee dealer or direct by mail at 50 cents a box or six boxes for $2.50 from The Dr, Williams' Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont. POPULAR UPHEAVA.LS. Are Sure to Follow After the Present War. "Holland. of all European coun- tries is perhaps the only one over- stocked with food," says a return- ed traveller. "On the day the King of England sent his formal declar- a,tion of war to the Kaiser I was in B,otterdam. The price of food went up many times its original value and money exchange brokers demanded an exorbitant rate of ex- change. The foillowing day the price still soared, but that night the military took o'harge of things and there was insteinb reaction. "Every storekeeper in the coun- try was served with a 'notice, on which appeared the amount he might charge for foodstuffs. These rates were based on a minimum rate in force during peace times. The merchants were required to paste the ,notices on the outside of their stores with corresponding lists of their own prices, which could be eheaper, but not more ex- pensive than the rate set lay the government. "Tradesmen who violated the government order had their places closed up. Their goods were seized by the soldiers and sold at public auction in the streets. In the case of a money exchange man who was overcharging clients, the military court martial gave hen one year in a fortress. "The result of these rigid rules Was to reduce the cost of eggs to one cent each, and vegetables enough to sup,ply a family of three could be obtained for two cents. Meat is also cheaper than ib is in this country. Holland is maintain- ing such a strict neutrality that no- thing is permitted to leave the country. The Bank of England. The scarcity of gold in the ;re- sent cairns reminds us that once in its long career the Batik of Eng- land was compelled to suspend cash payment—and this Without causing serious inconvenience. This was during the great mar with France, when so much coin had left the country fot the payment of troops hibraciet and as Subsidies to allies that the bask began ete feel the pinch, At the close of theyear 1796 there were numerous rues on eoen- try banks which applied to the Bank of England for help. This drained the hank's resources so that, at last it only kept afloat by paying in aixpenees. The Govern- ment then stepped in with lin or- der-iii-oottnell authorizing the notes Of the bank as a legal tender, and the sitaation was saved. Paper money reigned for 22 years, during which time a golden guinea usually bought 27a, worth of goods. • -- Avoid interfering with the snap lu love. It is not your funerel. you forget yourself 1 ne--MoWbly ! but I tarn think ot Myself any old tinie. 'BISHOP GOES TO WAR. The 131Ahop oX London Has Gone to the Front. The Bishop of London has obtain- ed the sanction of his Metropolitan to go with the London Rifle Brigade wherebyit tray be called over at least six weeks. Time was, of course, when bishops were great fighting men, end in the wars of the Middle Ages they often led anmies, especially in Germany. There have been some military bishops of Lon- don in past oleo. Perhaps' the most distinguished oase was that of Bishop O•ompton, who had been a soldier before entering the Ohuroh. In 1688, when the Revolution came and the Princess Anne deterrain,ed to flee from her father's court Compton, who had been her tutor, was summoned to guard her in her flight. A hackney emelt was in waiting. Two men guarded the humble vehicle. One of them was Compton . The coaoh drove instant- ly to Aldersgate Street where the town residence of the Bishops of London then stood. It wits determined thet Anne should take refuge with the North- ern insurgents. Compton wholly laid aside for the time his :wreck- tal character, Danger and conflict had rekindled in him all the military ardor which he had felt tiverityasight years before, when he rode in the Life Guards. He preoeded the Princess's csrriage in n huff cosh and jackboots, with a sword at his side and pistols in his holsters. Long before he reaehed Notting- ham she was eurrounded by a body- guard of gentlemen who had volun- teered to escort her. They invited the Bishop to set as their colonel, and he consented with an alacrity which gave great scandal to rigid Ohurchmen, and did not much raise his character even in the opinion of the Whigs. One probability stands out so clearly as almost to wear the guise of a certainby, says the New York Evening News. It is that this war is to be followed by immense popu- lar upheavals. These will take the form of determined protests against militarism and also against autooratic government. The vast half -articulate masses will no longer consent to be thought of as merely food for cannon, whenever their besotted rulers give the sig- nal for carnage. And if Russia were to think of setting up an im- posing Slavic statue, and bidding all the world len down before *it, she would speedily find that its feet were of clay. The spirit of revolu- tion is only slumbering in Russia. It may awaken any clay like a giant tefreshed. No one is more keenly aware of this than the Russian rul- ers; and they cannot fail to dread the convulsions and reactions that are sure to be seen among the Rus- sian people after the war is over. In this ever-ha,unting fear of revo- lution in Russia itself there is the plainest aasneamee that the present attempt( to affright by the thought of a Slavic terrorism whelming all Europe will soon disappear like the baseless &brie of a vision. LEARNING BUNGS We Are All In the Apprentice Class. When a simple change of diet brings back health and happiness the story is briefly told. A lady writes: "After being afflicted for years with nervousness and heart trouble I received a shock four years ago that left me in euoh a condition that my life was despaired "I got no relief from doctors nor from the numberless heart and nerve remedies I tried, because I didn't know that coffee was daily putting me back more than the doctors could put me ahead." (Tea, also, is harmful, because it contains the same poisonous drug, caffeine, found in ooffee.) • "Finally at the suggestion of a friend 1 lett off coffee and began the use of Postuin, and against my ex- pectations 1 gradually improved in health until for the past 6 or 8 months I have been entirely free from nervousness and those terrible sinking, wealce,ning spells of heart trouble.. "My troubles all carne from the use of coffee, which I had drunk from childhood, and yet they disap- peared when I quit coffee and took up the use of Postum." Name given by Canadian Postum CO., Windsor, Ont. Many people marvel at the effects of leaving 'off tea end coffee aed, drinking Postern, but there is noth- ing marvelous about it—only com- mon sease. Tea and coffee are destroyers,— Poeta= is a rebuilder. That's the reason. Look in pkgs. for the famous little book, "The Road to Wellville," Postum comes in two forms : Regular POSi11111—nimst be well boiled. 15o and 25o paokageS. Instant Pestitilt---is a soluble pow - dee. A fettopeenful dissolves quick- ly in a Cup of hot water and,. with °ream and sugar, made a clebolous beverage Inetantlee 3e and 5Cie tine. The root pet mip of both kinds is about the amnia, ' "There's a Reason" for Pastime Liunbago's Misery Ceases, Every Aching Nuscle Cored JUST RUB ON OLD-TIME "NERVI - LINE." Not necessary to drug inside! That awful stiffness that makes you yelp worse than a kicked 'log will be cured—cured for a certainty, and quickly, too, if you just rub on Nervi - line. Rub* Nerviline right into the sore spot, rub lots of it over those tortured muscles, do this and the pain wilt go. You see Nerviline is thin, not oily. Therefore it sinks in, it penetrates through the tissues, it gets right to those stiff, sore muscles and irritated nerves that make you dance with pain. You'll get almost instant relief from muscle soreness, stiffness, aching joints, lameness or rheumatism by rubbing with Nerviline. It's a sooth- ing liniment, and doesn't blister, doesn't burn or even stain the sldn. It's the most harmless cure in the world for Lumbago, Back Strain or Sciatica. It takes away the ache at once and ends your misery quickly. Now quit complalning—don't suffer another day—Nerviline, that good, soothing old-time liniment will limber .v.cm _up mighty quick. Gat busy to- day, the large'family PUP bottle is the most economical, of course, tie trial size oosts but 26c. Any dealer anywhere can supply Nerviline. IS TIIE KAISER MAD 1 His Ancestors Were Peculiar, Say the Least. To get at the remarkable charac- ter of the Kaiser one has to gat be- yond his fether. The Emperor Frederick's last words to his son were: "Learn to enffer without complaining, for that is the only thing I teeth you ;" and in his first address to hie people after coining to the throne he used these words— "Not oaring for the splendor of greet deeds, not striving for glory, I shall be satisfied if it be one day said of my rule theta it was benefi- cial to my people, useful to my eountry, and a blessing to the Em- pire." The Kaiser takes after his grandfather, whose own father was carried off in a Stake of religious mania, and his ,brothee, 04 hypo- choncleiac. William I. was, a firm believer in the infallibility of MOO - &rolls, he held all men in contempt who were neither soldiers nee no- bles, and he nob only religiously excluded &rem Court etioh men es bankers, morels -LAE., lawyers, and tradespeople, but the Consuls of other countries. With variations the present Kaiser seems to have stepped into his shoes. In turn he Ilea been comedian 'poet, musician, sailor, warrior, pastor, phileeopher, end Biblical commentator. The miracle of it all is not, so nitwit that he should regard 'himself as a minor god—eine perhaps not so mach minor after all—the that ho elleuld have succeeded in getting all his people to take him at his own valuation, and persuade,c1 them to beak hint with their own lives end fortunes in a war that threatens to put an end to iNc stimewhat oomet- hike career, It has been openly stated that ho is Mad, and that ia how it lookfrom a distance. But other idols than he have before now been thrown to the moles and to the bats, rewseadds--1 tell you • frankly filteb I shall not he able to pay for this Milt until next veer. Taller -- All right, Sir. V.—Whien will it be to When a Woman Suffers With Chronic Badache There Is Trouble Ahead. Constantly on their feet, attending to the wants of a large and exacting family, women often break down with nervous exhaustion, In the stores, factories, and on a farm are weak, ailing women, dragged dtownntv,ith. torturing backache . and dangerous, because due to diseased kidneys bearing down Pains, Such suffering Isn't natural, but it's The dizzineeS, Insomnia, deranged menses and other symptoms of leeway complaint can't cure themselves, they require the assistance of Dr. Hamil- ton's Pills which go dlreot to the seat of the trouble. To give vitality and power to the kidneys, to lend aid to the bladder and liver, to free the blood of poisons, probably there Is no remedy so suc- cessful as Dr. Hamilton's Pills. For all womanly irregularities their merit is well known, Because of their mild, soothing, and healing effect, Dr. Hamilton's eine are safe; and are recommended for girls and women of all ages. 26 cents per box at all dealers, Refuse any sub- otitute for Dr. Hamilton's Pills of Man- drake and Butternut. MORMON 'SHRINE IN CANADA. Aro Building Granite Shrine Near Cardston, Alberta. Work on the first Mormon temple on British sail is now well under way in Cerdston, Alberta,the Mor- mon centre for Oanada. Ile struc- ture will be bl granite from, the Rooky Mountains of British Colum- bia. Machinery valued at $10,000 has been installed on the temple ground, and cutting will be done there as fast as the rough material can be delivered. As each stone is cut and dressed it will be placed in the wall. The structure will cost at least $3e0,000. Thio money will come mostly from tithing sent to head- quarters at Utah, and the oo,ntrec- tors have the assurance of the church that all money needed will be fotthooming when asked for. Bishop Nibley, who has charge of the business affairs of the Mermen Church throughout the world, will have direct central of the work, but will nob be on the ground. A local inspeotor and aupeeintendent, of construction will direct the local "gheTitiedis. ure.h of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints has no temples at present outside of the State of Utah, where the great Salt Lake Temple stands. The Salt Lake tem- ple cost $4,000,000, and was forty- five yeses in building. The other Utah temples, Manta, St. George, acrd Logan, cost all told about $3,- 000,000. Material at the tiano they were 'erected was very costly and transportation difficult It is stated by the authorities to -day that as good building can be done to -day for about 'one-third of the cost. So it would seem that the Canadian temple will compare favorably with any of the Utah structures outside ,of the Greet Salt Lake temple. citstrittaxgs IN WAR. Here Are Some Figures That 'Ma Well Shock Humanity. At Waterloo there were only 100,- 000 of the Allies and 70,000 of the French, and the proportions of killed and wounded were 20 per cent. in the case of the former, end over 30 per cent. in the case of the latter. These are very high rates and indicate, like the dosses at the battle :of Leipzic, in 1813, an ex- tremely elose andeberrain.ed fight. The percentages of casualties in the great battles of the Fnanco-German War of 1870-1 probably furnish a closer criterion. At Woerth the Germans lost 10,642 men in an army ef 90,000, and the French 8,000 out of 45,000. At Gravelette 20,000, or one out of every ten, were killed or wounded en the Ger- men side; while on the side of Ilse Fiona both the total engaged and the perce,nbage of killed and wound- ed were ernaller, But the Greve - tette standard of 10 per cent. may be taken as a not extraertgant, esti- mate of the losses which may be in - aided on both eider in a single bat- tle of fireleolaes dinensaons; so that, if the calculations that are made of the strength of the rival envies that are ,gathering fee bee- tle can be relied upon, the victires, in kil1e,c1 and wounded, in a single babble may, on the narrower esei- mate of the total, strength suggest- ed, approach 100,000. This is a thought that may well 'shook hu - • —sold by Groters, ready? Te -Next yeer. ED. 4. PIMPLES NEARLY COVERED FACE Especially on Forehead and Chin. Ashamed to Go Out. Cuticura Soap and Ointment Cured In Month and a Half. McMillian St., OH City, Ont.—"My faca was nearly covered with mimeos, eaPeelailY on nay forehead and Chin. The trouble be- an with pimples and blackheads and Chore were times 2 felt; ashamed to go out, They were little red lumps and then festered and I squeezed the matter out. "1 rubbed on different remedies, — Salve and ---- Cream but they did no good. Theta 5 saw the advertisement of entice= Soap and Ointment and sent for a sample. I got ib and began using them and In a week's Unita noticed a change. I used the sample of Cuticura Soap and Ointment and one box of Outicura Ointment from the drug store svith the Cuticura Soap. In a month and a half the pimples and black- heads were gone and I ani completely cured."I (Signed) Miss Lydia Meliwain, May 23, '13. A. generation of mothers has found no soap so well suited for Mammies and purifying the skin and hair of infants and children as Cuticula Soap. Its absolute purity and re- freshing fragrance alone aro enough to recommend it above ordinary skin soaps. but there are added to these qualities delicate yot effective emollient properties, derived from Cuticula Ointment. which render it most valuable in overcoming a tendency to distressing eruptions and promoting a nor- mal condition of skin and hair health, A single cake of Cuticura Soap and box of Outicura Ointment aro often suMcient when au ciao has failed. Sold by druggists and dealers everywhere. Liberal sample of each mailed free. with 32-p. Sitio Book. Address post -card Potter Drug & Chem. Corp.. Dept D. Boston, I.T. S. A. manity. As to war on the high seas between first-class navies of modern type there is practically no experience that can be taken as an absolutely safe guide as to probable results and losses. We own only wait end see, in full confidence that British 'skill and valor will receive, as in the past, ate due reward in victory. LOW COLONIST RATES TO PACIFIC COAST VIA CHICAGO, UNION PACIFIC AND NORTH WESTERN LINE. Tickets on sale daily from Sept. 24th to Ootober ilth. from Chicago to Salt Lake City, Ogden, Log Angeles, San Franeigeo, Portland, Tacoma, Seattle, Viotoria, Koot enay District and Canadian Northwest. Correspondingly low motes from Caned. Ian pointe. Through Tonsiet sleepers and free reclining chair CUTE] from Ohleago. Variable scenic routes. Liberal stop- overs. For full particulars as to 555961 routes and literature, write or call on B. If. Bennett, General Agent, 46 Yonge St., Toronto, Ont. Was Ile Guilty. Georgia Latvyer (to colored pris- oner)—Well, Ras, as you want me to defend you, have you any money? Rastus—No; but Pee got a mule and a eew chickens, and a hog or two. lawyer—Those will do very nice- ly. Now, let's see—what do they accuse you of stealing? Itasbue—Oh, a mule and a few chickens, and a hog or two. INFORMATION FOR INVENTORS Messrs. Pigeon, Pigeon, k Thiele Montreal, report that 120 Canadian ▪ 4'. were issued for the week ending elegem ^;::,:e .1.914, 79 of which were granted to foe ."01tat 18 to' Caracliattis, 12 to residernteen Great) Britain and 11 to residents o f Foreign Countries. Of the Canadians, 7 were resi- dents oe Ontario, 6 of Quebec', 3 of British Columbia, and 2 of Mani - 1» the United States for the same week 760 patents were issued, 15 of which were granted to Cainedian Invente rs. A.USTRIA'S AItMY SYSTEM, Dual Monarchy Ra 6 Total Field Force of 820,000. Attetria-Hungiery, like France., is divided into army eieme distriets. There are 16 of these dftriista, Te first line of the enmy of the dual monaeohy is wader common VV» eminent, and le known se the cent - men army, Austria possesses inde- pendeutly a Isedwehr and a Lend. sturin, Mind so does Hungary. In - eluding the letter organization, the total field foe of Auetria-Hutigary is rated at 820,000. Each of the sixteen army *tarps districts is supposed to furnish a complete corps of two divisions to the oomsnon ereay, with the excep- tion of one distriot, which has three divisions. An army corps includes aboult, 34,000 men and a cavalry di- vision about 4,000. Bach corps is constituted as fol- lows: Two divisions of infantry, comprising two brigades of eight baetalions eaeh; one regiment of field artillery, one pioneer battal- ion, one bridging company, one ar- tillery brigade of ten batteries with six guns eaeh, one regiment of cav- alry, one rifle battalion. There are six permanent cavalry divisions, while eight are organized in tiane of ever. Suoh a division consists of two brigades, which in- clude 24 squadrons, three batteries of horse artillery and a machine gun detachment. All artillery batteries in the Austro-Hungarian Army consist of four guns each, but in war times the field and howitzer batteries are augmented to six guns each. BUNIONS NO JOKE Not to the man who has to move about, but a slight application of "Putnam's" softens the thickest tissue and cures the bunion Quiokly. Just as good for warts, lumps, and callouses 59 Putnam's Pain- less Corn Extractor. Use no other, 250. at all dealers. Happy is the man who can forget all the mean things he knows about himself. The key to pleasure is honest hard work. All diehes taste good with that sauce. A wag, the other day denied that Runyan was the author of "PE- grisn's Progrees." Being contra dieted he colatinuecl—"T question •lf he even conlbributed •to the work ; for ib is impossible that a bunion could contribute to any pilgrim's progress." Minard's Liniment Oa., Limited. Dear Sirs.—I had 45 'BlootlitIg Tumor on my face for a long time and tried a num- ber of remedies without any good resells. I wee advised to try MIN.AltD'S LINI. KENT, and after using several bottles it made complete crib°, and it healed ail up and disappeared aitog6-- DAVID HElriYERSON. Belleiele Station, Kings fie., N.B.. dept. 17, 19M. "And you say that Jenkins was cured of a had ease of ineomnia, by suggestion,7" "Yes; purely by suggestion. is wife suggested that since he could not sleep he might as well sit up and amuse the baby, It worked like a, charm" Mlnard's Liniment for sale everyWilere, Those Mexicali TOITIIS. "Hurray!" yelled father. "Hur- ray, a eolage of titres I" "What in the world is the mot- berl" askedanother. "Yost act like a monkey I" ‘'ree ltieb• discovered a wonderful thieg I" father replied. "Here's one town in Mexico with a neme that is ,prononneed exactly like it is spelled!" •• IS UE isinere's Linitnetit Cures Dendrite'. hilnard's Liniment Cures Burns, Etc. Grave Digging Corps. The grimmest corps in any Euro- pean army is the special corps of grave -diggers who accompany the Germany army in the field. They were !formed for the Franco-Ger- man war of 1870. YOUR OWN DRUGGIST WILL TELL YOU Try NurIne Eye Remedy for Red, Wealt, Waters Eyes and Granulated Eyelids; No Smarting -- just Eye Comfort. Write for Book of the Eye by wail:Tree. Murine EyeReraedy Chs., Chicago A man who thinks extremely well of himself is an egotist; a man who oan make the world think extreme- ly well of him is a genius. Mlnard's Liniment Relieves Neuralgia. At the Picnic. An eight-year-old ibov went to a church picnic and, being a favorite with the ladies, had been liberally supplied with the good things to eat. Later in the day one of the ladies noticed the Iboy sitting near a •stream with a woe -begone ex- pression on his face and his hands 'rneesesnd over his stet:mole "Why, what's ..'nattier, Wilarn?" she very kindly litreeele "P. eou had enough to sat1"'1)a%v, said the boy. "I've had enough. But 1 feel as though I don't want all I've got." Park an Ilighest grade beans kept isliole and mealy by perfect baking, retaining their full strength, Flavored with delicious sauces,. They have no equal. s ;:,;?$5:v )44 t f3 P&1S� TON SAES. E. W, DAWSON, Ninety Clol•borria'Streets Toronto. Tr YOU WANT TO 1311Y OR SELL A JI. Fruit, Stock, Grain or Dell Form write H. W. Dawson, Branloton. or ell Colborne $t., Toronto. sg. W. DAWSON, Colborne St.. Toronto, NEVrEPAPERS ' SUE. O OOD WEEKLY IN LIVE TOWN IN Ur York County. stationery and Book fnilminess in connection. Pecs *MY 4,000. Terms liberal. Wilson Publielz- g ComPani. 73 West Adelaide Street. Teronto. SEED POTATOES. -116,TEW BRUNSWICK SEED POTATOES.— .L1 On account of the war, this fall will be probably the best time to. buy YOur seed potatoes for next year, Write ra.9, for price list of Varieties. C. Fred Fawcett Ulmer Saekville, FEMALE HELP WANTED.. . LADDIS TO DO PLAIN AND LIMIT sewing at home, whole or 41parei, time; good Par; work sent any dietancoi charges prepaid. Send ,stamp for National Manufacturing CoMPailY. Montreal. susaEz.zaarzottS. OR SALE. --TEN PAIRS BREEDING Foies. Correepondence solicited. Reid Brea. Bothwell. Ont. CAJMER, TUMORS, LUMPS, ETC.. Internal and external. cured . with- out pain by our home treatment. Write us before ton 1050. Dr. Beilman Medical Co., trotted. Collinwomnrl,nnt ATENTS OF INVENTIONS PICISON, PIGEON & DAVIS 716 St. James St., - Montreal Write for informatien Al dinner .the had a doctor on either hand, one of whom remark- ed that they were well served, since they had a cluck between them. "Yes," she broke in—her wit is of that sort that comes in flashes—"and I ain between two quaeks." Then. silence followed. The custom of playing practical jokes on the newly -wedded pair. is coming to !be regarded as foolish, if not actually vulgar. Even the rice throning has been changed to showering confetti ur. better still, flower petals—if anything must be. thrown. Dr,. Morse's Indian Root Pills are made according to a formula in use nearly a century ago among the Indians, and learned from them by Dr. Morse. Though repeated at- tempts have been made, by physi- cians and chemists, it has been found impossible to improve the formula or the pills. Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills area household remedy through- out the world for Constipation and 'ney and Liver troubles. They 'etc proineTater4effettively, and ,9 Cleanse the Svsstein Against the tun's rays— —and under wear and tear —this paint lasts, and lasts, and lasts Ramsay's Paints are honest goods—made of honest materials by honest painstaking methods. Bath finish will honeetly'meet the requirements for which it is designed, You may be sure when you buy them for your own use that they will • give you the service YOU know you ought to get. Courteous eervice from local agent. Write for Interesting paint literature. (5) A. RAMSAY & SON CO. (Established 1842) MONTREAL, Que. 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