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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance, 1902-03-27, Page 3BLOOD TROUBLES- -Manifest Themselves in Many Disagreeable Ways Snell as Sere(Ula, Eczema., Roils and Pinildee-The Mood Shout(' be Purified During the Spring Months. ahe spring ecason is the time for blood cleausing alla blood reItewing. Blood trot/ales: tire Many -a1101, gerOUS-and illailifeet themselves In a score of painful awl offensive ways', mob as scrofula, eczema, Male Lout pimples. elle Impurities that et bite, tile blood pursue their 1)01- st>1101114 tray all over the body and are responsible for a large propor- tion of all diseeseu, vtirlowe In their tintate), but dangeroue 10 the ex- treme. tip have pure blood and pleuty of lt, ,yon. need 0 tonic alid blood bullaer, and for .thie purpotte there le nothing can aqua Dr. Wil- liam' Pink Pain for Pale People. These plan cure all tieseases due to iliteuritien of the blood by promptly eleansing and freeing the lewd from ell poisonous and oftetteive matter. If your blood IR thin or inelifficient, if yon :miter from exhaustion at the haat exertion ; if you art) pale, easily get tett of breath, and feel eoustuntly languid and fagged out, Dr. Willie/awe Palk Pine will cure you by Dein your veins: with new, ra411, red blood. Mr. Robt, Lee'New Westiniester, B. C., sty ka ".13efore I began gang Dr. 'Williams' Pink Pills any blood waft in 0 very impure etate, and ale a ramie pimples, w,ere very itchy, broke out all over any body. My appetite was ana I was easily tired, triea several medicines, but they did not help 01e. Then my wire urged um to try Dr. Williams' Pink Pals. 1. got a half dozen boxes, and by the time I had used them I was itompletely restored to health, nnel ute ekill WAN smoothnod clear. I ehall always speak a good word :for 'these pills when opportunity (Mere." It le because these pills make rich, red blood that they cere such tree- blee as anaemia,. ellor t nese of breath, headache, palpitation of the heart, rheumatism, erysipelas, at. Vitae' dance, and the functional alintente that melte the lives of so runny woraen a source of constant anieery, The genuine pills always betta.• the hull name, -113r. Williams' Palk Pills for Pale People," on the wrapper on every box. Sold by all dealers, or sent by mail at etecente It box, or six botes for $2.30, by addvessing the Dr. Williams' Merle - eine Co., Brockville( Ont, EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITIES. T c. visit all points of the Great West for pleasure, education cr business. The Lenexa Pacific has authorized the following excursiou rates: Twenty-five clo4lars from Missouri River points to California, Oregon and Washington points every day durito; March and April. Pheromenally low rates to the Pacific Coast and intermediate points. Single trip Colonises' tickets open to all during the coining spring and sum- mer. Special round trip excursion rates will bo sold to the Pacific Coast at terse than otue beat per mile. Choice of routes returning. People identified with local inter- ests at various points en route will /Mow you every attentions It will be to your atevantage to make ita teary in regard to these low rates to the Pacific Coriet before deciding tea tbe trip. Call or address postal pard to G. G. Eferring, G. A., 126 Woodward avenue, Detroit, belch. A Poetical bawyer. Ternmanuel Felend, who is the ar- bitrator of alimony in the cases of theatrical people who love not wisely but by wholesale, was • another tempted abroad by the fine weather yeeterday. Ib' Stood on the corner of Thirty- fourth street, asking if old Doetor Woodbury had turned J3roadway in- to thealhIne River in honor of.Prince Henry, e Bet w•e had heard of it be- fore, and owe emile was only one of per functoky politeness. "You/ have heeled of my son M im- agining he le an actor ?" he asked. :We bowed fiesene. "Yes," conthened the lawyer. -Ile 'thinks Ile Is an gator. He is playing Irr St. Louts thie week In "One of the Bravest.' Here is a telegranv from ahe toss is ted, the violet blue, Send me Home new ctothes, P. D. Q. "And you reply 74 we waked, .for this was our move. "It went this Wise," said the con- deneeci legal ligat: %he rose le red, the pink is plink, Yotell get the clothee I do not think. "However," continued Friend, "r could not leave my own son non- eulted, as it were, and 1 Sent 'eno" We drifted away froM him, resist- ing all ropes -es to encroach upon his proffered hosplt.ality.-N. Y. Tele- graph. CAREFUL MOTHERS Bit mold Always be Prepared to Promptly Treat the Minor Ait- merge of Their Little Ones No Mother can hope that her Chil- dren will fecrape all the minor all- . Waited bo prepared to 'treat these his matte that afflict little Ones, and eho instantly when the emergency arises. At the mune time the mothers capitot bo too careful what they give their little ones In the way of medi- cine, Doctors have long protested against the use Of the so-called "soothing" preparation% and they are etill used with Naming ire. gurney by mothers. These prepara- tions invarinbly contain 01)14108 drilg aria etuplfy the little one into toneirrary quiet or sleep. ror all the mild e ills ole lj1,t1 01101I there Is no 1210.1 clue mete NO Speedily ail Baby's Own Tablets, and they are sold tin- der a guarantee to contain no opiate or other harmful drug Thome/elide of nio•thers 110W Vale no other medicine toe their littlo ones, and all who have teatjel it .spealt 01 its prompt and safe actioli in the warmest tonne. Otte L. Eallgore, Wellwood, Ont., ones : "I lam) ufteti Baby's Own Tab- leter in my houers for Rome lame, and I can ,saineervev say that they are the beet anal:eine 1101 ye ever used foe my little onee. They act promptly and the 1'e/4011u aro Mayne s beneficial. think motli-ra shoal keep theet, Title Jots eonetantly in the Jimmie" Babyte Own Tztblets aro a positive cure for etteli tronblee US relic, team atonvielt, illtageStI(,11, 0001111 1(111. 047.11(1)10 ft.V0114. illarrilOCI, 011d 111W111. Tiit•' I reek up vale, preeellt el'orle, read Miity the irritation tieeobniane. Ine; titcutting (et teeth Sco141 lay druggiate al cent; a liev, viont pure, pail on recripe 01 prioe by ad. Lax Airt,9.-011“ 1.110 Dr. Wiblants Medicate ie Cot, Prattville; Onit. wuwwww.-J000v0000000000 [ "MISERY BRIDGE," A GAME FOR 'IWO et '00000000000tetenoneasegeleage4 .i 11,,, lull,. e 10,; ..-,.,er,, u.. Bri Igo ' are from the Lin,io,1 ;limes, and a Timm matter reetgesan theta 11411111/1100t1011 0,41 beely to be of 10- 1lrest to man; fond of a quiet game : Ser,-Ily 0(0(1310 11 cousent bridge is lite Oest all,1 in0A1, takitig card game ihat has Man Ira ental during the centurice that hare paStasi sit:en cards hareCheon italOIVII. But it has a fault.. It etineta be played by two. A. quite satistatetory card game for two players dOen not t,xint. Plimet, that we leave played in 411e1gialel under tarieue humeri for over two centuries), ie old-farationed ami Mal 10 Inane' 1•I reeve'. 14:0arte, a compare. tively modern game, ie quite ari Monoto..olic. Cribbage is a lower orger of mud:Imo altogether, and most of the Amerlean gainee for two -ler inetaime, Californie Jack, ono of the beet of them -are poeitively in - Mutate To the tuna of our raeo who, beyond all (there, go forth Lao the remote and eel : t age pla vett of t he earth, a good veal game for two is a special avee-4.1;.;...,, fur 0110 0:1,111101.11114110Se tin! t i At .) eompanlons, who have worhol :together, explored. Minim' or ameht Le/getter cluritig the long day aid have eximested tIteir 1-n0etz or 4111811 tnnc, are likely to be the gayer for playing, Mum night comes, any of i,1)0 gatnes I hero named. This beleg eo, I make no apolatey for introeueing to ycur read- ers/ a kind of bridge which I have neell playea abroad and played this autmete 'and whielt Itas all the live - lames and interest uf bridge iteelf. These are the simple rules of a game vehich 1.0 my certain keowleclge hi fie yet (mite unknown in Great Britain • The wirele pack is deait out in four Iambi, `Ilia dealer pleye 0110 lui nti, the nonolealer two, and the dealer lute the right to disettra four caviar: or five mid take as many, fresh ones from the fourtit heed, the re. maining portion of which is left un- tonehecl. arlit.: dealer then declares trumps, and the cards aro played out as in bridge, the different suite counting for !Lrieke as in bridge. There le no scoriug for honors. The 000 -dealer !aye tlown ea the •,table the hand Wheel lies to his bat exposed af ter 1.1111 fa sh toe of dummy in bridge. The non -dealer has the lead, danuny is second hand, the dealer playing the third; three Curds go to each trick. Tricks begin to count as in brielge, after six are made. Such aro the main lines o.f misery bridge -but it is obvious that two hands coula nearly alwaysi beat one, even if tile sole hand had the advantage of naming trumps. To meet this difficulty misery bridge has had brought into it som,e fea- tures from otner games. The right of discarding, already mentioned, is borrowed from piquet and eearte. There is a fine old French game call- ed Boston de Fontainebleau, once fasbionable at the French court, still played In the great country houses of France, ant now again le the mode among the classes who played it of olci. From this game comes the feature whence the new game takes its name. When the dealer has a poor hand, mainly composed of small cards, lie has the option of declar- ing "misery." If he then makes but ono trick or none at all, lie ecores five for every 'Wolf made by his ad- versary over six. If he fails a.nd makes more tban a single trick his adversary scores ten for every trick made by the dealer over one, while the dealer does not profit by any tricks made the non -dealer over six. When "naleery" is declared tramps are not made and -the dealer doe.* not discard. In misery bridge there le no doub- ling or re -doubling, but the dealer bas the right to say after discard- ing and before dummy is exposed, ,'I oan make eight tricks." If he SUe. oeeds in doing so he scores double the value of ail tho tricks he has made over six. If be fails to take eight tricks, his adversary scores ten, and no doubling ensues for ei - they party. , The three of clubs (sometimes call- ed "Caton" in French, in English "Cato") takes any ager card in the pack, inch -Mine; trumps. "Cato" must be declared by dealer and non -deal- er before play commences, under pen- alty of its lysing its taking power and resuming its ordinary value as the three of cluas. In misery bridge au in four -handed bridge, the gam is 30 up, and the robber le the bes ASTONISHINa PROGRESS tiedical Science has Advanced by Leaps and Bounds Now an Absolute Cure foe alternate - 1.10111 has been Oiscovered-elt is 110 Experiment, linvang been Success- fully Proven In Many of the Very Nt1,,:::reant, and. appititatly Sandridge., Ont., March 10.-(1pec- ial.)-1.thysiielans anti ()there who gaiety tito treatment and cute) of dieing,- have been greatly interested in the ease of Ala et an. 11,0'M 11 farmer living la Stroug Towneelp, about emir nelia from here. Air. Doge hail Rheumatism so bad ate to be a eremite for yeare and was completely cured by Doters Kidney Pills, Iti order to verify the report he I13(($ tesited at lap home and the fol. lowing signed 'statement of the ratite 'secured ; " Por four yeare 1 suffered excru- ela hal* t ort tire. I wee scarcely an Mier free from pain. The trouble commenced in me back, vv -here it often TC3Il4tined stet ionary for Month% anti 00 intense, was tile pain that I 0011111 not lie down or take relit, but had to sit night and day In a. chair. " Tele pain would then move to other parte of my body, and when let my kavere I was unable to walk and merino' court -tautly to my room. " I leap treated by several doctors fuel also tried many medicines with- out receiving any benefit. Almoet in despair I feared 1 would never Itgatit experience the piefteure or being free front pain. "My attention wail at last directel to tame remarkable curee of Rheu- matism by Dodces Kidney Pills. I bought a box and began to use them. FOOn found Mat 'they were helping na. 11 teittle, and so I continued the treatment. " In a few weeks I was well and rash- to go about my work, which I hat not been able to uo for over font' year*. "Tilts was years ego ante I have not eine° had the eligatest return of the trouble. I have worked on the feral steadily ever eince and luive always felt strong and web, "I knotv that Dodd's Kidney ,Pills Raved my life and restored me to henIth and etrengte. "I believe they :will cure any cage of Rheumatism, for I never knew aa land a ease as ney own and they cured me." ONLY A PRINTER'S BLUNDER. But Perry Heath Was Meek Dis. tressed at it Nevertheless. Perry S.. Heath, late fleet assist- ant postmaster general, has success- fully launclired 1118 new newepaper at Salt Lake City, but Is already suffer- ing some of the pangs of whieh edi- tors are occasionally eubject. One on tbie articlewhich enlivened the columns oe tale first issue was it com- plimentary sketoli of Senator Kearns. In the court* of the tribute to the 8ez1atOj' abiI1jtie the writer in- dulged In the seriptural plirase which says: "He thiit is diligent in business shall stand before kings. The quotation wan ell right in the menuecript, but waren It appeared in print it read: "He that Is diligent in business &all stand by four lenge." The rleal newspapers has been iteviiig 0 good deal of fun at Sena- tor Kearns' expense, and it has eveh suggeeled that If the senator has to get las poker knowledge -oat of tele Bible he had better com.e home at onee..-Ohicago Cbroniele. ASSESSMENT SYSTEM. Canadian Cirdbr of Chosen terieuds. .This popular and progressive Cana- dian Insurance Society is making great strides in the Dominion of Can- ada, as na less than 27 new Councils were organize(' during the year 1901 a n. I 3,772 a per ov ed a pp 1 .e a.tions taken in for the year. The eoclety is worthy of the patronage of all thoee desirleg fraternal ineurance. . eome of the good point:9 of the C. 0. C'. P. aro ao follows, viz.: e 1. It Ile a purely Canadian society. y 2. It admits ladies upon equal terrus with gentlemen. 8. It give:9 Sick and Funeral Bene- fits in addition to the regular in- aurancq 41 It. is In good condition, with a membership oe over 21,000 ana Bur- ping Funate or over $230,000. fit. It es legally arab:mem:I to obtain members In all tho ProvinceR or Can- ada. 1 , 6, Its rates are equitable and just to all. TABLE 01' MONTHLY RATES. -Ordinary Class -- At the Oa On On On Ages of Sea S10e0 $1000 ees00 18 years 60 29 3i0 88 0 87 61 16 19 and 20 0:')e 0 69 90 1 20 21 " 22 0 31 u 09 0 03 1 ttt 28 " 24 0 32 0 61 0 09 1 28 25 " 26 0 33 0 bb 0 143 1 32 27 " 28 0 34 0 68 3. 92 1 30 29 " 30 0 15 0 70 1 05 1 40 31 " 32 0 30 72 1 08 1 12 33 " 34 0 37 0 74 1 11 1 41 35 " 0 38 0 76 1 14 1 53 37 " 38 0 in 0 89 1 20 1 00 39 " 40,0 93 0 89 1 29 1 72 11 " 42 0 47 0 04 1 41 1 88 43 " 41 0 52 1 01 1 50 2 03 45 " 49 0 62 1 21 1 80 2 44 47 " 48 .0 77 1 51 2 31 3 08 49 " 59 1 00 2 00 8 ao 1 00 Tito rate g for the hazartione class are 'just SO crenate per month higher than the above mentionea rates. During tho year 1901) tide 8co1e•ty rec'elved the large number of 3,2e7 approvea appreatione, and during the year 1001 ete lee; than 8,772 were received, and up try the present time In the eetir 1902 nearly 1,1.03 eppdcae time have been reeelved, :Ina R. aims to leke in from 8,830 to 4,000 for 1110 :veer. Tim Scatty IS progressive in every ,sense of the %cord,. 'irenne for Organizere can be had by corresponding with William le Mon- tag'tte, Grand iteeteeller, or W. F. Campbell, Graze] Organizer, Hamilton, torloy • of three games. An additional 20 is scored for the tubber. Oswald Craw- furd. Later, Mr. Crawford writes another letter as follow: Sir, -Since writing to you on the subjeet of the new card game for two, Misery Bridge, I have been overwhelmed with 01 Masa of pri- vate correspondence. laaeli of this correspondence is clearly due to in - 'Wrest In the game, but Sonle of it h.as been causal by a mistake due to my bad handwriting, which led your printer (Justifiable, I am sure) to take "fewer" for "five" in a (sent- ence in my letter to you which I meant to atand thus: "The dealer has the right to discard four carafe or fewer, and take as many fresh ones from the fourth hand,” The cateries addressed to me pri- vately and those pat by your cor- respondent from Persia will, I be- lieve, be fully answered by tbe state- ments which follow: , "Cato" (the three of OMNI takes every card in the pack, including trumge, and may be led, or played to any ledel, even though the holder of Cato line garde in the suit led., Colo is not reckoned as a club, and poe. senses its fall value in either Wey- er& hand and under any declare.. tIon„ In discarding, the cards taken met be from the top of the diecar(1 'stook (whin liee face di)vnwarde). The die - card,: from denleret hand nowt be left fano upwarde on the table. The eagle taken 1111181. not lie ttt first. In denting, the firet tetra is given to Mewl; on tho left of dealer, tho eveond to dealer's adversary, the third to datum), elei 1101 fourth to dealer himeelf, The 00)1 -dealer leads. and he plop; the seeond card from ermine -1e halal. Dilinnly mast not he 0).1)01011 till the deelaration intele.; There is 110 Neorlile; for honore in tilt) game., I' believe that no diffiteilty will be 1011(0) in plaeing the game by any one eh° retitle net lett er in ermr eolunnIR or October 21 hot, in eon- iteetioll With the abOve paragaltpee. bit, fo 1110511‘ 11/110 require 1110ril ilo- (initit,' and attilioritatito inf01'm:1- titan on the 1.val111.. 1 bog 10 mese tlint 1 ant pet pit rime "The LaW:4,,r Bridge," tt kith wili lie 4,1,144 0(141)04 in 11 a et,10 or ten (Mee at letegrit.• Melt - reale 'Limit 1.11, of 13 11101). it.W. requiem; Statist -tied Collett and Works 01r1140 Vold, atiee firoino-Qolaine Tabh?te enre oel In one day. No teare, No Pay. Co in coots. The Raglan Coat. A long and clumsy fittine tiling that covers every nue And carve of beauty given to tie) female form divine, That reachee from the meek to heels Suet like 0, lihnirillog Yell Ill 011e 110)11 -Ikea line and weeps the sidewalk with it tail, We know, becmuse Wo flee it mete insiae the awkward drese liter° nuret be something that's alive ; just irlirit we linve to A plump and graceful fignre all alive with healthy goal Or one 118 beastly shapelase tut telegraphic pole, We see it move. along the etreet, 11 sort of wrinkling cone, All lacking in artistiOl shape and , natty, dressy tone, And so devoid of beauty and of ettsy-flt tine, graee It seems to 'Mar the alreettless of a really pretty face, aelie lediee _from their graceful forms the thing would gleelly throw, (s.1457-4 lovely lace Irinei decorated with tine flowere of foltills, or 11f1Y rosoo of chiffon. Narrow velvet riblegi la a fineat for tie, edge. Condenaiiii:IN Of different trim. niings are Vie eni iri thilgS this seq- roll, and you See two or three 1410118 of lea, hien led together moet artia- tieelly in lee. lane, 118 W1411 118 1.11-0 or three kintle of lace oe one gown. A beavy lace and a light thin one ore very goal role for enell other, 11101 0110 014010 Of 11 .tug the latter 14 in 011.01) ends Wille11 fall 1.0 1130 Jit -in of de• 1 idea ‘1' hits Gow wlilte taffeta g :was 41013 still populer and lie bleak ones/ tire 11(010 81) 1114)11 (1014.. espe..ially in the eitort reat and inert form. For sap:trate eolge, such as wt4rt• worn last yeer. taffeta the, thing, yet it has; to share t Ilt4 /10110/48 3311 14 Moire this sateon. Entire mate are made of moive WlIk'lI ' 50)1 fancy it, but tale eort of HIM alwaya suggests 1411 cad ladyar gown 11111011 more than the plain taffeta. It showe tip in the chi! Iretett (apartment thie iteason, 80 there 113 1104 definite rule 1114 to ma. triale for the ola or young. tole feature of 160 taffeta gowns beteg 1111111'1 now ie tee rimbing of the sum, material use 1 for trimming. lelounees are :deo order, 8111 t he eambination gives a quaint, old-fash- itHted effete:. NEW LONG CO AT FOR SPRING, 'Wade of light fan broadcloth, lined t hroughout oath white taffeta. Collar, • revers and cuffs of brown taf feta. Large pearl buttons. They wear it only jest becaue Dame Fashion wills it so, And not a one but vvislieS for th coming of the day When it Will ie the ragplie 1m for ever cast away And they can once again d1e9141e the graceful curves and line For which the keen artietic eye 0 man forever 111(100. -Denver Poet. Work a 101101 (1141,1*1 1005, 011t,4; board of time nue let (gigot, 4-41 1 teleiavonatin 1011:4401 en. Ver,1 jasily it 1-1101i Malts t:. 11 their plavee altete; with tete cere f thivere of aireee. 'leave tire t*' wore witli white 13.11 11 eidete mamma. for / itzei alai 'awe tee ieeeleeeeteeeet:0404-0.44+1++ +44+ e SLIPER'STIIIIONS OF • 111)'40 la 4" THE CRADLE. Mons, and will oe,.•upy 1.1,teos Or 1110 Ea high t•eas. They rank with talk timeline, with the erten, de teal 1441 es.ei•t, lin 1, ib.' I a nit 4), 14 54 I 4 U111 • abbe The 11011/10" of the tete of Mall 11,1icre that tL ailt Owarl er wizen 110 11/011:." 0/1,1 0101 t •teps ever oe mei %tali the 1.1(11.1(18 ant with at iteelf. sidrtvralat of very fine g .0* Whether it 11 10w/1 1,144.0r 01(1131111 or a file 11000 or 0 11 14 of am and deli 'i'1114415 13(,1't gra 1111011H, 16 1118 ('0111 in the 8801 1 i 01 falirivs 0101113 ivitit ellif and sate The full blottee th • blouse 1131 liege all the 1111,1 OV141. 111 belt 144 414,4 again. It (elite for a great deal ben ut illally trlatmel Mated il 1(14 1 :deo veils extremele gone /Min, for of an wage.; the full blouse is 1 1 leo -go to make itet well. Ite bat 101141 110 110'5 t 11111 11 11111441, elois upon the eider:, eh le roamer the iron there newt be a 14(110(4414 whittle hon ever full It rely be, neva. be SC* *311 that, it will not meg r +++Oateceee++++++1 0+44 See++++ 1:1 e. Nee: 1 0%0,', 0 3{1 re 11461148)1,.,:'- it + :tattiest ahem It tie a eon) of tient est walk. agent 1 i 1.r 110111 18111/4 10 14:11A 1101 1/ 0111 11118 I t I: 1..1.: it V:: i 0. haw; fa) (II ft 1, Q.' have rieltee when 11 ic grovvit up. 10 earksitirt, Lew - .0 lorn babe Is placed in a Malitell's „if al before being tottelial 14111" 11 (1114" 01"(". 111 order 'to 108)150 acme el, luck. 1- .10 Snob Anzeriett nbook, a Piece dz. of Money Or a bottle of Jigger are 14111(4041 before the infant the day it t10. um- year old to ageertain its bent a in life. t JSrorland14 baay is considered lucky if it handles its spoon with lut left hazel, and it ,tvill be peat Ede,- happ;,- and sueergeful 1111. lias a num. Mir of tulle before its first birthday. In the north of England when a child is taken from a house the that 1.11ne It. 18 given an egg, some Kalil and o Pinta' Oar ol' bread, aid ocettelonalle- 01 141e0e of money, u) theitre it against; eoming to want. In Germany it; is considered neees- stare that a ;rid /Mattel -go up" befarci it, epee down in elle world, so it ie carried upstairs as soon ag born. In Calie there Is 1110 upstairs; the nurse mounts a table or either with the that at. Mrs. Langtry?) Waist. .1 ergolily, elre. Langery ovlio will lit- a dt•rsee lily as lone; as she Is oat ties/ sprint)! in a white *yeah walet of lawn so Omer -that it /deers the underwaist. This is in pure pale green, witheat 11 totieh yeilow eir blue iit it, a clear green that Langtry effete. Innueuse lecture hat Meek a lei greet' pee; with this 30/1181. Ifer sidle ie 0 long, trailing 0101 II) black 13!1)2., trammel with an open 101001144. hagli, with flowers In lace eozning her dna there upon the silk. Thie is told to show that the white waeh waist really appears in the King's tot, and that famoue beauties; are wearing it, Great eivereity in pattern cannot be claimed for the new summer wale. 11 IN really lunch less varied than It WOO Met year. It is almost, entirely made 134 wilite. and the %vitiate that arci not m8410 in white are in the view tiel!c ite tones that might am well be white, 11$ far ns their wear - Mg qualities are coneerned, for they fixolstitliii,itittilt as soon :11441 are Met as per • . After 1%'418liing, 011011 11105' have taken on a Mill peen. toue, then they are practically white, and might be laid away in a drawer that le devot- ed tot white wnista. They are ;selling ehirtwaist boxes far the keeping of the nicer waiste. These are lined with shit and very highly acented. The waists are Mid In them while daum 1(1 absorb the fragrance. The cover 1101,14 tightly, If sucli a box cannot be purehased a Yore gool substitute can be made out or a pasteboard box, with silk Or with eheeoeeloth, which is quite as good and gives forth the sachet better, ,„ , A New tileere. The blotese sleeve that goes with title waist is interneting. If it is not a leg -0" -mutton it is fais0leiously Eke 011e. Ito top la tucked anti the tueite mane down to the (*Mow, white beam - there 1,14 a great baggy effect that makes the biouselike eleeve. The Whole comes into a tight cuff at the wrist, which is 011. nealiework. The 011(1 (70.14 be elaborated by a puff and then by move needlework, glee is not 0 bad waist for the amateur 10 ex,periment upon, for in certain wae-e 'it ha easy lei makei. A series or the extremely popular pin theirs any- where will conceal a multitude of dreasmaking 131102. arcwn Wafsts. A very good way to 'trim the brown linen waist is with straps of white. Lot (14(3 ot them gm down the front from the ('oiler to the blare A band of white cite bor- der the cuffe. Tile tan waist will be so thor- oughly in fashion that it will in, diffieult to entirely remove it from the domain o' etyle, 00 matter how it is treated, but it may be made ielifleGtitilrerr. by one trentment than by --- The Belt Line. None of the new- modele shows the very long point, tbough all are long- er in •the front than in the back. They are pulled down a little, that all, and fastened low. This is ac- complished by means; of the dress ekirt, whieh le caught down with the eorset hook or other contrivance, thue making the wais0 mem longer. Girls of great slenderness are wick. dly wearing the very short waist - 1 shirt waist They know that they an do it, but that it will look funny n the fat sister. It woula be poeltively cruel to hint t the extravagenee to widelt the numer ehirt-waist is being carried. 18 now classed with the summer aatries and ranke with the 151)1)3 nd fine faneleee It. le a tease of lace nd Insertion, the finer and the ore delicate the better. Often it so delicate a thiag the t another eierwaist required to wear be - ,11th 11, anti all these waiver are a part of the plan of the summer eltirt- wale. Sleeves, while mightily limey, are also mightily plain. You Vtin 1.4 In yle with a full 810143"0 t111.1t le tam- e' brouget In to the euff, go tiler ed suell it Way that most of the Mi- ms le at the intele of the sleeve to ake a Beale bag. Of course there teepees that ishow more varietlee, t tbere tire mere for the fluffy anmer girl dean the simmer ehirt- aist girl. '1'o Remove Plinplea. n most eases the complexion brush needed, with plenty or hot water, d a bland soap, or an envolient fete to relax the pores and eneour- e them to e Lehi their clogging Meats. Avoid creams that eon. in spermaceti or white wax. Milk elle are exeellent. /Tee one part of lit to one and a half of water, The lowleig cream will remove the pint- a : Lanoline, 2 1-2 taineeS; al- ild t0)0e09; imiphur pre- ltatte 2 1-2 anamee: oxide of trine, 1-4 ounee; violet ext met, 2 dame, 13 egea et 'Fite Shirt Waist Lives. When will wontan ever be divorced e from that eitirtwaist of hers? It is a as though she had looked long for . Et! - that welch she sought, and, having tt once founa it, lad dt?tertnined to cling at ' to it forevermore. 11 It In selecting the eldrtivaist as iter constant friend' the woman of to. re clay has oliown her good taste ; she et has foreeer freed herself from the ee charge of not knowing a good thing " 1 Costly Trimmings. Or great importance among the varied kind?) of trImmliget this year are the fancy Medea and their raze - /me combine Goes with taffeta, grena- dine, moueselitie de stole and Brusevis net. Silk corde are LI the same fam- ily, and theeo tire sometimes feather - edged mid used for the edge relish on a tamped bancl of net deeorated in the centre with aime deeign in eilic braid, giving the appearance of hand embroidery. There are Miley open braids too, , which in themselves have 11, very• laey appearance, the grenadinf) braille being espeel illy Pretty in eombinatioa with lave, or alone. Pretty ;lower designs tvith leaves are formed of broil, very narrow, of course, and reige knots, and then yOil Hee all eerie of design!) in what nee called puff braid', both. in black and white, mat in breldo with hate pellet, edges, very gift and pliable 440 hay can arrangv.1 in &Moist ally Loom. Vegetable SIM le the parthetiar kind which enters into the vont., ruetion Of 11084!' fancy I • i• able fuel more glossy foe th114 pur. pose than the 1111140 11;'. The horrid* berm brakle are %ere lawful an 01'11 111* rff14CtIVO; 1110 1(11 (4(213.44 of ;pretty derigns aro carried OM bee rittinime Harrow ribber' throagh leen to form loop edges, and prt•tty bow krot J)1( tt erne. Oet• t ere crienuateiler failure alma 11114 trail trimmings: i tit it they 1(11,)not all expeileive. It is when they aro tipplied to lave and e144f10.1 that he tprice ereepe tee nn tut 11 is Niel to let »ore dine Inadequate to the Tbe GOlf earl -Dear 'Jae Caddy -Gee 1 if got to say when She It's hardly worth about it. Oeeltslo m1 How Ina that's site's brealor 41 stlek, while talking TO Cl3ell'ir117-,) -*JO IN ONE DAY, Take Laxative Bronee Quinine Tab. lets, A11 druggiste refundthe numee lr it fails to Cora. 1.1. W. Grove's uature is on each box, 25e, silo knew ilow ti 011) They w(re talkillg. of tly, ot women, and one of the few ladiee present undertook it defent "Of uottrec," who vontieneti. "I 4/41- 11113. thnt all no•nen nre %M.o. ,.The melt ere tot. 1011, by the wee," elle ne1144aity broke off, -the 14 )142!:' tof ininecomeet Item in 31114 1'04.141 ift tip I0:41e1' 111,4 eir " Olio had itle.he(1 11. er:y 114:111 11i:04011 1. pat 116: 11.4‘„1 no 1.1) mu utak. Jai Embroidery on flail/04i and i1110 betels there ie an entilette earleiy in w141t11:4, de:4;4ns and tul, oringw, the former 14,44g• pretty for sillo maelin gowes, wane for lettlett. ant lewiter enetame teere are I01e1e- emt tree of rilat loge ant team \tido, latiste repterte, ten- brotlered in eel( (01 nal 015 rilieso 1334t:I1'v:4 eau be arratettet 111 so Many wee that thee' Nte 1044'- v t . Pot tireaa- tnereet fee, tealett (401 mete tie viable gee, usi Vivre ar:- w 14, Hee:V.111e, pretty, inexpensive, be- coming, tityliell, useful, easy to ob- tain 1 all these qualities and many , more can be attributed to the Sam. 81 111 mer shirtwaist. in It would be well if, with its other unfailing 710141011the ehirtwaist „ could be maintained at its; original e001, 11,111011 WaS Of $1 Or lege, But it 112101 Detainee iniportant additions that tin have made it eastlee and it Is toelay not HO ('heap a watt as it tette. ; NV' 'YOU ean get a very simple thing in thin, white goods, sheer enough to, 011037 tile rose of your finger tips, I with some pin Nuke running from ig the lieekband down to the built, and aft with a band of open needlework ex. pa tending ttroun 1 tbe blottee just above lig tho belt line. The needlework looks eo ere n ta. and there le an air re• tat (lament to the waist. 1141 fol expt,eting it to be some moderato ple aunt, end are amazed to fled it Ina Lao moaeratetv large. The waist happens elp to bo an India lawn, and tho nadle- 1 Von Ask the Price. +++++++++++++++++++++++++x 44 44 THE COMMODORE'S PEDOMETER 1: 44 ▪ And How it Foiled Hlin. • 110111t3'a eampanion.i + %++++++.1.++++++++++4 +++++++ A geed story ithestrative of the telemeter of old Adnairal Stephen B. Luee, whome work ou searnanehip is now a textbook in tite navy, was told by the ofticers 30010 served WI-. der hive on the South Peicific station. The Admiral, then a Commodore, had (LZ* 1318 flagship the old corvette Quinnebaug. On the quarterdeck was a very comfortable lounging place formed by a pile of spars, cush- ioned by eolle of running gear, and the junior officers formed the habit of stetting there during the monoton- oue night holm, instead of pacing up and down the quarterdeek, as the regalatiOns require. The old Com- modore had hie suspicions, but he tette not eonvineed mut preferred to suffer an infraction of the rules rue tiler than run the rise: of accusing hie offieere unjustly. leut, one day when the ship was/ in Callao, a Yankee pedlar, who had sumehow drifted into the tropice, cam13 on board and sold to the Com- modore a pedometer, gnarn.nteed to record automatically the distance travelled by a pedestrian up to 200 miles. That night, when the ensign of the first 41171131004 was about to go on watch. the Commodore eananoned lam to the cabin alai aid: "Der. wikth yoo to carry this little package with you during your entire tentelt and then pase it 011 to 501i5 relief. Instruct ithe to do likewise., and then hand it to me at quarters to -morrow morning." The young meal ealuted, went on (leek, sat down on the eollsi of rope and smoked for a while. • Then he took a walk for a few minute& and finished out his four-hour wateh on the "lounge," Tim junior of the ifeemel division did the same, and the third decision man, who was on the :leek. from 4 till 8 in the morning, did no more walking than he had to. After quarters the ortlerly sum - taloned these young men to the cabin, neiere the Commodore sat, holding the pedometer in his hand. "Gentlemen," said he, "I find be this little inetrument tha t you three 1(1454. frOVE"r"11(4C1 a little lees than two miles in twelve hornet an deek. How do you neeount• ror that 7" The three facesi fell like a therm°. meter in a blizzard, and the boys re. twined silent while the old gentleman proceeled to read the regulations re- garding the duties of officers of the deck, Imrtieularly emphasizing that part white) relates to walking, and afterward added an extempore riot fort of his own composition. "But," he coutinned, am not will- ing to conviet yea on tile evidence of *one tritil of a eatelapenny mech- anic:ell euntrivanee. II' you have loaf- ed. stop it, but canes Gee histrurnent again 10-11ight." The trio 1101,1 a eouncil of' war. It wee the Noland divieion man's first watch that night, arid as he took the deck he callea 111041 of the appren- tiee boys'. "William," be goad, "you lia.ve tome extra duty against you. Take tide lit- tle leg,: and shako it as hard ag ou eau for two hours azei then return, it to meg Then the limier eat down and rest- ed till the bre woo returned to libn. The next morning the seine three effieere were cancel tIs the cabin, and 4433 liefere fentel the Commodore seat. ea at the 1 able with the pedometer In hie hand. "Gentlemen," lie oak!. "I have done yo14 an injuetiee on the testimony of a mere in/whine. Yesterday this thing registereil a little less than tilii 1110=1,11ing it F,IrtiW8 llett 54,11 vraiLea 111 t1901Ve houro 130 milese wheal iR 14, manifest ingaresibilitee The thing; abeolute. 01153,115p14:4,- ana the Commodore theew tet, mechine one or the NOM part into tho Kea, He never !mew tiie (nett; et 1110 eaM, 11111.11 Ow 0114 tif eliat eruise, ana then the firet divielon effinee tobI 111111. lint the Cantata/age 11:ol jaa been confirmed an Rear Admiral and laughtel heartily tit 1110 1.1k0. PROTRUDING 41,0.0•04 LEEDAG PILES Two Letters from Mr. Walker Explaining the Severity of ifdiv:3 Caso and the Pferrnanency of His Cure by Using r. Chase's Ointirhent, tenter peOple 13e001 1.0 think that if; 1st too 11111..11 to claim that Or. MAWR lehatinent will :erre ecery , form of p11444, lett Mete go to prove the truth of title claim. '1114780 are interesthee lettere' front 000 elto _ 1(11)1 tuffered mutat ana been 'cured. 1.001, liar. Sherwood Welker, a fireman on the Canada Atlanta*/ ilvariet at . ant a gkeat nufferer from bleeding pilfer. Sometimes, the protruding piles etante therm eat:slug nuie11 raileery and uneaelliente fend at other thater I am eitlajoet to bleeding pilot), ate] thee' bleed to 144014 403 extent as to 1)18.140 100 quite weak. If Dr. Cluteee Ointment will ear), title ailment elm will 11:11 4' my everiaeting gratitude:" 001 Merril 1, 1002, we receive:a the following letter from 'Mr. e1.41{fer. AvIdelt Neale( tellimen for lir. Chat,e'n Ointment as a enre for piles of the fleet dietreeeing form. /14, vialtee: a Avec/Piling to me prenatal, I how tak plea:ore in writing to you. If you remt•mber. .4411 vent me a bee of Dr. Cluleete triteteneif fee ' Idealing 11114e gime three menthe ago. I need It faithfully, and e11:1 1311.' /kat it proval itedianol, Cur It entirel.: ettred me of Ige:3,1111:2 OW. ✓ 4 '7 161)til I hate written amber, Ltit rival:Gra to be 4(1444 to tell yam 4411 it Wee ti pi 111 ritro, Wig ' I») ean age for the, bydefit of oth0r nifforinn poopl,•. 'Moro age a roan! 11 aide here (1( 4 efece 1.., d ,nr .1 of - 144111414 0115411 Id 1l110tr11111111„5 91100 1' Wan thie gnat aitatneni." . St far 410 1,. li);OW iio'ril ItA 110 fli.111 0 proparalloa ',(aid Itenell le ie) toreteesalf Ili furl , e , 11 •e 0" -,1.1, /1164, 1 it;.*!. 403:43481 kill/ 0.: 1).. chatos Oinimont. IV. 43,4,d!.1:::,.; 11A1444 1,,571,1:;1118, 81114174 704)14, II,,, 4 4.,.. ewe, aloe. melt Wel pertietheet. 14 etc' ranee a box, ut :al 414,,,1,21,., en, 1,f13danSo1, IkIleV & Cu., Tur.04,“: