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will tell
When an animal is all run down,
has a rough coat and a tight hide,
anyone knows that his blood is out
of order,. To keep an animal econo-
micelle, he must be in good health.
DICK'S
BLOOD PURIFIIER
is a necessity where the best results
from feeding would be obtained.
It tones up the system, rids the
stomach of bots, worms and other
parasites that suck the life blood
away.
Nothing like Dick's powder for
a run down horse.
60 cents a package.
Leeming, Miles a Co., Agents,
MONTREAL.
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Yellow medallions on white cloth
;slake a chic trimming scheme for a
dark ;blue gown.
Fancy French plaid silks* are in
equal favor juot now for silk blousr:s
{with ,Scotch patterns.
Expensive lanes are used to enl,bel
;Leh .tho arluure weave cotton blouse
geed:terns imported from Faris.
Embroidered effects in connection
(with lace are the feature of the
itate.st and tnost exclusive lingerie.
(Few edgings are used.
The Norfolk -tyle has even invaded
the negileret..world, and flannel dress-
ing .sa.rqur's of this shape are among
the latest r `fc+rings.
A cirenrll of eahi,ltinr-s .is rt pair of
Empire cear•xete of imported batiste,
ittheir ciesi;;n bring an Empire scroll
of yellow silk forming the outline of
lb.e_,pattern, with a delicate rosebud
de the scroll.
On many of the plaid silk or poplin
petticoats are numerous rows of
black narrow p'eatingi to tone down
Pee somewhat gaudy effect. As a
general thing the ,plaid is cut on the
Pias, for the accordion pleated flounce:
especially.
The favorite veils are of chiffon,
ltulle and net, although the extrava-
,ga•n,t avouaan i.; fond of lace and im-
agines that she looks like beauty in
la, miniature Will ell she has a veil of
tint, Chantilly, or mousseline ap-
p1tque to ;wear with he picture hat.
LITTLE HINTS
THE USI3FUL BLACK GOWN.
The utility of a. black dress is
soneething that all women do not
appreciate. A girl who with very
little money and many demands op -
on. it tnauagos to look well dressed,
says that the foundations . of her
wardrobe are a black dress and a
tailor-made* shit.
"Tile black dress is always eolne-
thifng 'very filmy anti' fancy," she
explained. "Onto year it is to be of
Voile, a material tluat will make up
sd.uuningiy, and as 1 can buy it for
about $1.125 a yard, will not cost
so very much. t t
"I'm going to have the skirt made
op in circular form, very full at
the bottore, with three little tiny
Ilorncoe edged with black baby rib-
bon, For the vas ( 1 will have a lit-
tle bolero mode bi the voile, with el-
bow sleeves. Underneath the skirt T
will have it pt.ttieoat with two nee- ;
diem Sized tufil:?s. The tap of the
skirt will bo of spr4n glass, tare ruf-
flee of taffeta and the color black.
For iiie blouse. I picked up
n. yard
and it hallh last winter Of a very
pretty all-over lace. i
"Thus will melte a eh:a ming little:
bioese. A. f;ateuiful arrangement of
,silver braid will be the only trim- 1
ming on the blouse. Tide is the dress
itself. I will have two other
changes. One will be a yeilow pet-
ticoat and a yellow blouse and a
light bluer pettiebat and blouse. In
this way I lrnve really tbree gowns
out of the one black one.
I"With pretty neck arrangements I
have my evening' wear decided on
disposed of for the wilater. I have
two more gowns left over which will
,do for second best. pne is a gray
sill:, wh'leh, when cleaned and fur-
bished rap with the black velvet, will
look very well, and the other is a
red broadcloth. The red broadcloth
tvas a poor Investment, as I grew
tired of it after wearing it a dozen
times.
"As for the tailor suit, .I have a
Ile Was. Lon;; -Headed.
(Chauncey Dopew,)
"I asked a German butcher the
other day the price of sausage.
"'Fifteen cents' a pound," he tlald,
adding after a momentary pause,
'knit I hadn't got none alrettyr
"1 asked him why he emoted 'a
price when he could not deliver
the goods.
"'Oh,' he explained, 'if 1 hat
some der brise vould be dwenty
cents. But 1 liar none, so I make
der brise low. It giros me a rebu-
dasihtt'n and it gosts me nodclings."'
Stomach Disorders
If you want to enjoy each meal to
the utmost extent and feel that your
Stomao'h is taking the good out of
the food you eat you should try i 1
Dr. Carson's:Tonic
Stomach and,Constipation Bitters
Et will give zest to your appetite.
Our pamphlet on the use of this superior
tonic sent in exchange for your name
and address on post card.
50c. per bottle ,at all druggists or sent pre-
paid on receipt of prier.
Sample sent on
receiptt of 0t. (stamp)
to
cover postage.
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S. VISE
td.h,e cheviot. I always wear the same
color for the street. This enables
me to ring in an oil jacket with-
out it being plainly annarent that Twelve
I am dressed patchy. 111y salt this
year will be a modest little affair
bloused and with slot seams. It
is not at all striking, bet it fits
pierfectly. and is made of good goods.
I have an outing hat of blue felt
trimmed with bright ribbon. For
beet I will -buy an all -black bat and
trim it with .some feathers that I
have been accumulating. It has
taken me some years to get the
feathers together, bat I have flee
of them -now, big, blank beauties,
and when p1u ne.s are in style, which
they most always are, I only need
to ,r)pen:1 enough to buy the bare
,tal';'ape ;incl ,1oa;e few yards of trim-
ming."
If it Could Only 13e.
If it could be, could only be,
1balb 1 might again recall ,
The deligh't of fax -gone days,
When Gal's beauty covered all ;
Oh, if I could only see t
„ All things now in childhood's way
See the gleam upon the seas,
Peel the nearness of the stars,
Hear the whisper in the breeze,
Mast that Heaven's above the cloudhl
If it could. only bc, dear love,
That the clays which I havo lost,
And 'tb.e, p. are I threw away
(Pare, Sweet pearl, at what a cost !)
Could be broucre t to ane again,
,!Once more given to my heart ;
Zlhen might I so happy be,
IAS 1 was long, long ago ; 1
If it ooul;l only be, 0 God !
ref it could only be! .
3 -Bismarck, Ont.
",They 'Diana Say Naething."
Scottish American.
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A Scotch merchant was a candidate
rfor, municipal ]loners. One day he en -
',countered bis message lad, and asked
i;bzm if he elate been telling the custom--
ieirs as he went round that his em-
,ployer was a candidate for the Town
ouncil.
nes, sir'; replied George.
e 7`AndL what do they say ?"
"They dinna say naething, sir. They
'",j46it laneh."
Extract
of
Boof
We use the hest
lean beef, got all the
essence from It, and
concentrate it to the uttermost. In an ounce
of our Extract there is all the nutrition of
many pounds of beef. To get mare nutriment
to th'e ounce 5 p i impossible.
Our Booklet, "Hort to Make Good Things
to Eat" mailed free.
LIBBY, N(cNEILL & LIBBY, CHICAGO.
THE MOTORMAN
AND HIS CRANK ./
•
Not one boy or girl in, to thousand,
perhaps, understa;n,ds h'o'w the mo-
torman on a treele>y car. Is able to
oontro! Vhe electric curren't so as to
increase or diminaa'lr at will the force
applied to the motor. Tiles le/elle of
ttho common Vilenbs that no one
t'hoinkt; rat naecessnry to explain in
print.
The upright cylindrical box near
which the anotoiman stands, and the
crank of which he is constantly turn-
ing back and forth, is the "control-
ler." It is through that box that
the current comes from the over-
head wire and goes downs into the
motor. Attached to the inside of the
box are several brushes, and in the
central hollowspace is a wooden cy-
linder, placed upright, to which is
attached the oral* that the motor-
man turns.
Around the surface of the wooden
cylinder are fixed metal plates,
which are susceptible of being
formed into various combinations of
electric force. To these plates comes
tiho supply current by means of wires
that connect them with the trol-
ley. Now, w'lien the motorman turns
the crank, of course he turns the
wooden cylinder, and tL:c turning of
the cylinder brings tliw plates, or
rather a certain combianation od
the plates, in contact wit'ln the
brushes that are attached to the in -
tette of the ooutroi1ere
The brushes receive the current'
from the'platee and transmit it to
the motor, the electric force trans-
mitted depending on the combina-
tion o1 plates touched by the brushes,
There are marks on the top of the
oontrolIer telling the motorman how
to apply greauete or less force, just
as the figures on a stearin gauge tell
an engineer Trow much, pressure he
has on his boiler, ,
When the motorman, turns his
crank to the word "off" on the top
of the controller, there is no co.ntaet
between the plates and the brusnes,
and iheulee, no current Is then trans-
mitted to the motor'; evaleen he turns
it in the opposite direction as far
as it wall go, ']hes puts on all the
force possible. Between those two
points he cam regulate the force to
suit his needs.
F rota an Old rig• ba erd.
The following, says the Westmin-
ster txazette, is copied from an pfd
signboard in Cornwall:
I:UL.ES OF T,i1Ti3 LODGING HOUSE.
Fouh•p:nee a night for bed.
Sixpence with 'supper.
No more than five to sleep in one
bed -
No beer allowed in the kitchen .
No lsmoking when in bed.
No clothes to be washed on Sun-
day..
No boots ,to be worn in bed, ,
No dogs allowed upstairs.
No gambl.ng or fightilg here,
No extra charge for luggage,. .
No razor grinders taken in.
Organ grinders to sloop In the
attic•.
13y Izikiah O'Donovan.
Dernkeyee chaises, handcarts and
durrios let on hire. ,
Mangling done here,.
JUST A DOZEN.
Good Parodies on Popular
Proverbs.
--.......,.M,
Chili Stance.
A good rule ;for ;this ,favorite entice
is as follows: Peel and finely chop
ftwielve large tom,atoos, not overripe,
and put into a preserving kettle with
one largo .wbtte onion. finely chopped,
and tem, .cups of vinegar. Boil slowly
one hour, stirring often, then add
,two rounding .tablespoonfuls of sugar,
one rounding tablespoonful of salt,
one level .tabletpoonl'ul of cinnamon,
one rounding teaspoonful each of
cloves and ginger, a level teaspoonful
of black pepper and cayenne to make
as holt' as liked, and continue cooking
slowly until as thick as desired..'Seal
in •remail jars. .. ,
1. All is not beer that's bitter.
(All is bolt gold that glitters.)
2. The pledge in time saves crime.
(Al stitch .in time, saves nine.)
8. It's the long cane that cures
slow learning.
(It's a. long lane that has no
A word of Good Counsel : When days are
bleak and da s are long and cold, keep Perry
Davis' Painkiller in the house, It is•our
faithful friend, as it was your parents' friend.
External and internal use.
A Twisted Miracle.
"Well, Uncle Rassburry, how did
you like the sermon?" "It war a
)xnw'tul sermon, Morse John." "What
wile it about ?" "It war 'bout de
nlor'cle ob seven thousand loaves and
five thousand fishes bein' fed to the
twelve 'pasties." "Seven thousand
loaves and five thousand fihesbeing
fed to the twelve apostles. But
where doers the miracle come in ?"
Uncle Rasbul'ry scratched his head
a few minutes meditatively. Then
he replied: "Well, pilar e Jahn, de
mer'cle, 'cordin' to my perception of
de circumstances, is dat dey all
didn't bust."
CATARRH CANNOT BE CURED
with LOCAL A.PPLICATIONS, as they can
not reach the seat of the disease. Catarrh is
a blood or constitutional disease, and in
order to cure it you must take internal rem-
edies. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken inter-
nally, and acts directly on the blood and
mucous surfaces. Hall's Catarrh Cure le not
a quack medicine. It was prescribed by one
of the best physicians in this country for
years and is a regular prescription. It is com-
posed of the best tonics known, combined
with the best blood purifiers, acting directly
on the mucous surfaces. The perfect combi-
nation of the two ingredients is what pro-
duces such wonderful results in curing ca-
tarrh. Send for testimonials, free.
F. 3. CHENEY & CO., Props., Toledo, 0.
Sold by Druggists, price 75e.
Hall's Family Pills are the best.
Didn't Want Crackers.
There once was a young lady, Dr.
Who owned a bad parrot that mr.
He would likewise blaspheme,
Using language extreme -
All of which', so the lady said, shr.
Minard's Liniment Cures Dandruff.
turning,) Pointer.
(He laughs best who laughs Chums.
4. She talks 'most who talks fast
last.)
G. Who can't be eared should be
ina'ured.
(What can't be cured mast be
endured)
6. There's many a tip 'twixt the
meal and the lip.
(There's many a slip 'twixt the
cup and the lip.)
7. Tile nearer the bed the colder
the sheet.
(The nearer the bone the sweet-
er the meat.)
8. When the fuel goes onto the
fire the fog flies out of the chim-
ney.
(Whon pleverty enters the door
love flies out or the wiindow.)
9. Marry for tanto, man, rather
than treasure
(Marry in haste, and repent at
leisure.)
10. Once kitten, now pie.
(Once bitten, twice shy.)
11. It isn't the cowl that makes
one funk.
(It isn't the cowl that makes
the monk.) '
12. Half a. soda's better than no
bed.
(Half a. ) loaf is,better than no
-London 'Bit -Bite.
He Hated to Tell it.
The beggar had a notice hp "Deaf
and Dumb," and the passing phlian-
thropist stopped; In front of him •
-
" I'd iilro to give this lean some-
thing," lie said to his companion, ",but
,how' am I to know that he is deaf
and dumb ?"
Read the notice, sir," ;svhisapered
the ,beggar, cautiously.
Welcome as Sunshine after storm is the
relief when an obstinate, pitiless cough has
been driven away by Alien's Lung Balsam.
No opium in it. The good effeetlasts. Take
a bottle home with you this day.
Her Point of View.
Philadelphia Ledger.
A young lady applicant for a school
ort west, says a St. Louis humorist,
V as asked the question : "What is
your position upon whipping chil-
dren ?" and her reply was:
"My venal position is on a chair,
with the child held firmly across my.
knees face downwards."
She got the ,school.
ENGLISH SPAVIN LINTIIENT removes
all hard, soft or calloused, Lumps and Blem-
ishes from horses, Blood Spavin, Curbs,
Splints, Ring Bone, Sweeny, Stifles, Sprains,
Sore and Swollen Throat, Coughs, etc. Save
$50 by use of one bottle. Warranted the
most wonderful Blemish Cure ever known.
Sold by all druggists.
Handicapped.
Exchange, 1 Madge -How Is it you're not going
out yachting with, .Charlie again ?
Dolly -It took both his hands to
manage the boat.
Result of New York Expert's
Analyses of
Canadian -Made Soaps.
Dr. Deimel Linen -Mesh Co, writes:
" We sent samples of the leading
"soaps made in Canada to an expert
in New York, and had them thor-
oughly analyzed. As a result of
" this analysis, we find your ' Sun-
" light Soap ' to thoroughly cleanse
" without danger to the clothes, and
" we are therefore pleased to recom
" mend wearers of the Dr. Deimel
"Underwear to use Sunlight , Soap
" for washing."
Try Sunlight Soap -Octagon Bar-
and you will see for yourself. 224
Before the Inquest.
Exchange.
"Jopley and his wife have parted."
"You don't say so. Wihatever--"
"Yes. Just saw hem kiss her good-
bye and start for the office-'' (Bang!
Blop ! Wheick !)
We ;believe MINA,R•D',S LIa\IMENT is
Elle ;best :
eiattbea,s Foley, 011 City, Ont.
Joseph Snow, Norway, Me.
Chas. Whooten, iliulgrave, N. S.
Rev. R. 0. Armstrong, Mulgrave, 'N.,.
Pierre Landry, sen., P okelnouche, N.B.
Thomas 1Vasson, ,Sheffield, N. B.
at a. recent school examination by
the School Board, an officious mem-
ber Intimated that he would give
a. certain class a lesson on "wool,"
relates ka writer to the Scottish
American. After lecturing to the
children for ra considerable time
without any appearance of atten-
tion from the class he stopped short
and began questioning ono dull -look -
lag boy. ''Well, my boy," said he,
taking hold of the boy's jacket, "what
is this jacket made of ?" The boy
hanging down his head, remained
gt,tIu silent. "Come, come, my boy,"
the member coaxingly said; "don't
pee know. what your jacket Ls
made of ?" With eyes still on the
floor tiLe boy answered: "It was
made cot o' ma faither's avid breeks."
!
English Crowding Out French.
fEngliSh is more and more taking
g
tee place of French as the language
of Russian court circles. T,ne Czarina
speaks English constantly, and the
Czar, too, likes to express himself
in the same tongue.
Mother -Why, children, what's all
this noise about ?
Little Freddy --We've haad grand-
pa and tfnele Henry locked in th'e
cupboard for an bbur and when
they get a tittle angrier_ I'm go-
ing to play going into the tions'
cage. -spare Moments
,+. '81..u,::,..,,,
For a Cold
that hangs on
For obstinate coughs and
colds there is nothing equal
to that old reliable remedy
Gray's Syrup of Red Spruce Goof.
Prepared from Red Spruce
Gum it is soothing and
healing to the Lungs and
Throat. It stops that tick-
ling in the throat, and after a
few doses that tight feeling
in the chest is relieved and
the cold and cough pass
away.
Try a 25 cent bottle.
Gray's Syrup
of
Red Spruce foam
DR. A.
W. C6isSE'S r
CATARRH CURE o.■
is sent direct to the diseased
parts by the Improved' Blower.
Heals the ulcers, clears the air
passages, stops droppings in the
throat and permanently cures
Catarrh and FIay Fever:,Blower
free. All dealers, or Dr, A. W. Chase
Medicine Co., Toronto end buffalo.
Preach, Not Practice.
Toronto Star.
It Ls almost needless to mention
that the Chicago professor who
says a man can live comfortably and
keep a family on $3001 a year, doesn't
have to make the experiment.
No Waste There.
Toronto Star.
They talk of starting a distillery
10 Toronto to use up beet sugar
factory refuse. Tbiat's one great
beauty oT a distillery. It has no
refuse -hogs eat some and human be-
ings consume the rest.
Babies Good Sailors.
" GBables never get seasick. I have
carried lteousands of chert in my
tune," says an American Line stew-
ard in :the Philadelphia Racord, "and
in rough weather I have seen ,their
fathers, ;mothers, ,brothers and sisters
keel o
ver like soldiers before a Ga
n-
non-ball
; bu,t not to ,with the babies.
Whether Lt be rough or smooth at
sea, a baby is always an excellent
sailor -rosy, jolly and pith the nippe-
titte of a ;horse. bo you know the
.explanation of ,this stugulta,r fact ? It
Is as sjmple as the ifect is strange.
Fiabies don't get beasick because they
axe accustog> ed to late rocking of the
candle. That movement is much' like
she rocking of a ship. A i'b,aby aboard
ship, therefore is merely a 'baby in
an unusually .big cradle, and 'there is
nothing odd to him about the reek-
ing, for that is what he has been
accustomed to all his life.'
Monkey Brand Soap makes copper like
gold, tin like silver, crockery like marble,
and windows like crystal. :a
More Than He Had,
Philadelphia Bulletin.
Judge -Of course, I might let you
off, Casey, if you had an altbil.
Casey -Shure, yer honor, I haven't
wan about me„ but here's me lasht
quarter, if tlfat'lt timpt ye.
iMinard's Liniment 'for sale every-
where.
Gracious !
Rrist!anstads Bladet.
She -I have tried every known rem-
edy for my freckles, but they will
not go away.
He -There is nothing wonderful in
that ; nothing ,would like to leave
Mt fair a Taco.
ISSUE WO. 50, 190'2.
Mrs. Winslow's. Soothing iiyrupp should
always be used for Children Teething.Ib
soothes the ohild, softens the gums cures wind
colic and is the best remedy for Diarrhoea.
L� IlIP i11T f1tflSAL"-
Peal
rn 0ILiuLI UAL 1 a illq brgains.
Send for descriptive list. Address P. O. Box
282, Youngstown, 0.
TEN COURSES BY MAILprofo sig a
thoroughly taught. Expert instructors. Indi-
vidual
nde-
vidualattppention, Send for handsome Caata-
ment CENTRAL BUSINESS COLLEGE, Torontoe,PCan.
ir1PL3RIAL MAPLE SYRUP.
Ticequality standard from Ocean to
Ocean. Your money back ifnotsattisfactory
ROSE & LAFIJAgents,Montreal.
And He Was Crusty
First Ant --How was the picnic?
Second Ant -Never saw such; a• crush
in my life ! Some one sat down on
the ple.
elivard's Liiltmert Cures Burns, etc.
A Cutting Jest.
Tit -Bite.
Time Thtsband (during the quarrel)
-You're always making, bargaipo.
Was there ever a time when you
didn't
The Wife -Yes, 'sir ; on my wedding
day.
aMinard's Linlan,ent Relieves Neural-
gia.
HIGHEST TYPE OF BACON HOGS
are produced by
OAK LODGE YORKSHIRES. •
First and Sweepstakes atTorontoinbacon
classes this year. First and Swoepstar'es at
tate winter fair four sueeessve years.
Stock of all ages at moderate prices. .
3. E. BRETHOUR, Burford,
rLB On
A Budding Resemblance.
Kansas City Star.
"Do I look like anyone you know?"
asked a priglht Joplin youth at a. card
parity the other night of a venerable
old man who had .been gazing at him
intently.
" Yes, I b'lieve you do,", returned
the old man. 'You look like an aunt
o' mine that died twenty years ago. I
b'lieve, though, that she had fist a
little more moustache than you her
got..'
OD FOR
82.35
Send for full particulars. Address
Dept- A, WA SUPPLY CO.,
Harnilton, Ont.
POULTRY
Consignments of Poultry, Game, Butter,
Eggs, Honey, Beans, etc., solicited. Will pay
28 cents per ib. F.O.B. Toronto tor beeswax.
References -your local banker.
Correspondence invited. Prompt returns.
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Ryr a Bros.,
Jewelers,
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Toronto.
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desirous of purchasing one of the handsome suites as a Christ
Xmas Eve upon payment of a $5.00 deposit. ALL FREIGHIT.
TtARI0, proportionate allowance made to all outside points. ,
THIS $4000 FIVE -PIECE PARLOR
Owing to the limited number
of these suites in stock this
advortieemont will positively
not iij)pear again this year, •
and to give any who are
mos present, 1570 will store free and deliver
CHARGE4 PAID TO ANY STATION IN ON -
SUITE
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These parlor suites are
handsomely upholstered in the
best French velours, fringe,
oorcl, etc. to match ; best tem -
tiered steel spring seats, This
shit 19 exactly as illustrated
and ooneists of sofa, plat-
form rocker, arm chair and
two reception chairs.
NOME -Send for our Xmas Catalogue of Furniture. Everything freight °barges paid
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THE BUFFETT FURNITURE CO., Limited, a, 4, 6,30,' o°and 12�GOULD STCEEa, TORONTO