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Royal Pude,
11er Maje-ty Queen Mary possesses
some very lovely 'Scotch pearls, which
are of ;a pinkish hue, and aro very
round in shape.. Queen Victoria had
a great lova for them, and possessed
some beautiful specimens elf them.
Among other beautiful pearl neck-
laces the Duchess of Portland pos-
sesses, she has a string of well -match-
ed &coteh pearls. There is a pathetic
storyo attached to one of her neck-
laces, which is of most beautiful
pearls. .William Bentincit, the first
Earl of Portland, showed his devotion
to William of Orange (afterwarclat
• King William III.) by incurring the
risk of almost certain death from ma-
lignant smallpox in order to save the
life of hisMetter, to 'whom he was
page of honor, Deeply touched by the
self --abnegation of her husband's faith-
ful servant, Princess Mary (as she
then was) took a string of finest _pearls.
from her own neck and handed them
to William Bentinck in token of her
gratitude. These pearls are a price-
less heirloom in the Portland family,
and the present duchess has just the
stately throat and neck which shows
there off to best advantage. .
Queen Alexandrahas' some Scotch
pearls, and also an Irish pearl of
great size and fine color, which was
given to her by the Countess of Dud-
ley. Fresh water pearls are obtained
from the pearl mussel, and consist of
calcareous concretions formed by cer-
tain molluscs, both marine and .fresh
water. River pearls are sometimes
discovered in the Esk and the Con-
way, but the best home-grown yarie•
ties aro to be found int• Scotland;'
Here is one of the many cases fn which
several members of one family have
benefited from the household box of Zama:
Buk. Col. -Sgt. L ours Elliott, 3rd Co., 40th
Battalion, Petorboro, Ont., says : "The
lower part of my face, cheek and chin.
broke out in small red p mples, which
later festered and broke, forming nasty
sores and dry scabs. The itching set up
by these eruptions and sores was terrible,
and seemed far worse during the night.
All kinds of soaps, washes and ointments
were tried in the vain attempt to get
relief, even to bathing with carbolic acid
and water. Finally I thought of Zam-Buk
and straightway procured a box at the
drug store. One night's application
brought great relief from the intense
itching, and as •I kept on applying this balm daily, the inflammation
was soon drawn out, and in less than a week's time the sores were
thoroughly healed and every scab banished.'.'
Mrs. Elliott, 139 Sherbrooke St., Peterborb, telling of Zam-Buk's
effect on her younger son Walter, says : " He slipped and caused a wound
on his right hip, which developed into a running sore. From this
smaller sores spread until his lower limbs were covered with ulcers.
These proved v. ry alarming and I feared blood -poisoning ! I began the
Zl,m-Buk treatment, and it really seemed to aid like magic! In a
remarkably short space of time the raw running sores were all healed.
I am very grateful indeed for his cure, and I strongly recommend all
mothers to keep Zam•Buk always handy."
WIIAT ZA3 .BIIla WILL CURE.
Zam-Bttk will be found acure fo4 cold sores, chapped hands,
trust bite, ulcers, blood -poison vamoose sores, piles, scalp
Toro rittgsorm, inflamed patches, babies' eruptions and
chapped place ants, burns, bruises, and skin iniuries gener-
ally. All dreugkts and stores sell at 50o. box or post free
from Zorn -Bu k Co., Toronto, upon receipt of price. Yon are
warned against harmful butt ttionsand substitutes. See the
registered name " Zam-Buk" on every package before buying.
FREE BOX
Send thin Qoapon
and leStamp to
Zam-Buk. Oo., Tor.
onto, and you will
receive free trial box,
12 Z8
vector's Thrilling txperlence.
Doctor Boyd of Fort i1'illiant and
a party of pin.' friends •had an ex- •
p•rience on Sunday night they will
not soon forget. They loft with a
launch on Sunday for a little tour
of some of the Hands. Everything
"Ms j-leasont until the st•,rnt sprang
up in the afternoon. When they
reached the more open -water the
little launch wan at the mercy of
the waves. Tito pa-ty was forced to
hind and finding the ,oft side of
rack, lay clown and tri -d to woo Mor-
uhou,. Needless to ser their si ep
was not peat*coli summers. morning
was a welcome relief as the storm
had gone down and 1At them home
nono the worse.—Marlitotllin 'Ex.
pueitor.
Bullet Well ,Guarded.
The hu1le which kills 1 Nelson,
which .was n Edward to-
tho Japan -British Ex :1 'tion, . has
been safely returned to he King's
Armourer. It was guarder by watch-
men and policemen night_ and day
and the case was secure- • with four-
uutllucks.
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Christmas Ornaments,
To make little dangles for Christmas.
.trees fashion popcorn 'into little balls,
thread with dark green sUkateen, dip
Into gum arabic and cover with any
of the colored dye powders. This
makes a pretty ornament: Silver or
gold dust- may also be used. A quar-
ter's worth of dye in: blue, yellow, reel
and the like will snake. a great',quan-
tity of balls. If threads are suspend
'ed in a glass jar containing water and
10 cents' worth of alum ..it will .ad-
here
ad -here to• atm threads and make little
icicles . for the tree, • Continue to add
alum until the strings are tbe desired
thickness. Place in a window or
warm place.
Why Not Make a Hatstands'
Both serviceable and dainty is the
hatstadll of blue flowered taffeta, with
a blue satin bow by way of decoration.
The wooden stands ready for covering
are to be bought
in the shops.
'When silk is not
desired chintz or
ti f ' cretonne is. a
,' good, substitute.,
,k • ;Saw the small
',, "'girl . a bonbon
f• .w%/?I t1 j cracker inure - of
aaa
ler
white
._- 'L'z` silk' t r 1 ui in e d
with bands of stvansdowii and a little
necklet to snatchwill be•, a -delight,
while the time and expense involved
ire not great conanared• }villi the charm.
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SIWitte of :Raffia.
UTEA pretty Christmas gift which 4Iocai artist bus wade for a friend this
season has a marmalade jar for faun-
datR+tlonoven. Arounn>;dood the jatternr gfila is tightly
. E is pa. Above the
neck of the Jur the shape flares' out
," somewhat: and interwoven Ip, the teem
iNme!van. t raffia ie a slight pattern of red. '.Ebe
�ti8llfvl�il� jar is filled with earth • in wbfehnan
ivy plant is growing.
�y Another woven gift in a bolder for
' j � . an inkwell on the pyramid order. The
bottom of the raffia .receptacle Is
woven sercrately, and the well is
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the LIivur
• slipped into this and the tint, rounded.
piece securely tied to the ether sec-
tion.: A woven top fits,,over the well
when it is. not In use.
111must Bear Signature et
' See Fac.Slmlie Wrapper Below,.
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CARTERS
ITTLE
AVER
PILL$,
FOR IIAADACHE,
FOR own NESS.
FOR BILIOUSNESS,
FOR. TORPID LIVER,.
TOR CONSTIPATION
FOR SALLOW SKIU.
FOR HIE COMPLEXION
i G1ciirs.t soros
NA7nnee
"Cerybarest yeget1th1o.
• OL$RE SICK HEADACH!;.
Or tine gift.
Gift For Afternoon Tea Hostess.
The woman who serves afternooa
tea might appreciate the gift of a new
Puritan tee cozy,
This .is, in the conventional shape,
but instead of the embroidered or fan-
cy cover a doll's body is'used.
The doll is clothed in a gray dress
of the Priscilla type. A white apron -
and flchu are added. and with a white
Dutch cap{ the costume is oomplete.
Butter in Slices.
From time immemorial in Cam-
' bridge, • England, the dairymen roll
the butter so as to form it long stick
weighing a pound, which they sell
in slices, '4s if it were. sausage. In
the' market the butter merchants do
not care to use either weights or
•radar. A simple glance is sufficient
for these people accustomed to the
time honored practice. ' A very neat
cut with the knife divides the -yard
into halves, quarters • or eighths very
exactly; and it appears that the cus-
tomer Is never given short measure.
Plenty 'df Money Now. .�
New York, Dec. 5. --Three short
weeks ago Jelin iWI, 1IcCIuskey, a farm
hand; was loading a wagon with tun
nips on a little farm, as Busby; just
back of Glasgow. Scotland, and, won.
dering how he would get through .the
Week on two shillings and •si-xpence,
Yesterday, McCluskey, accompanied.
by . Andrew W'ilson,'"a New York law.
Yer, was• a passenger on the steamer
toCittake ltitle to ania frola fortEnglandune estimated al
a million dollars, left him by his bro.
ther, a paper . box manufacturer in
this city. The brothers 'lost track at
each other for eighteen years, and
the lawyer had a hard time :locating
McCluskey. tc1 tellhim of his fortune.
It Is Miserable
To �a
Dyspeptic.
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Dyspepsia is one of the most prevalent
troubles of civilized" life,-and'"thousands
suffer untold agony after every meal.
Nearly everything that enters'a wealc
dyspeptic 'stomach, acts as- an irritant;
hence the great difficulty' of effecting a
cure. .
The long train of distressing symptoms,
which render life a burden to the victim
-of dyspepsia, may be promptly relieved
by the use of Burdock Blood Bitters.
Mrs. John Sherrett, Fortier, Man.,.
writesc—"I was troubled with clyspepsaa
for years: A :friend of mine told me
about- Burdock Bleed. Bitters, ;so I got a
bottle to try, and before I was half
fihished. I could cat anything without
suffering, and when I `had used' two'
bottles I was sound and well, Now I
feel just fine; indeed I can't. say too
much' in favor of your medicine."
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I'3ltters
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tured'only by The T.'•Milburn Co., Limit.
ed, Toronto, Ont.
We Want to Land
your first order, because we know that
the satisfaction you will derive from
that will open your eyes to the fact
that you cannot do better anywhere
else that you can with us. You will
find that we aro not "alt'at sea" in our
business, thoroughlybut ' "up- to - the
minute" and watchfuof the interests
y2 our customers, knowing that, by so
Wing, We are really acting' for our
own ultimate benefit.
Q. A. DOWNS
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Merchant 'Taiioi•, : Clinton
Every Woman
as interested and. -timid know
about the wocderfnl
MARVEL Whirling Spray
'rho now Vaginal Syringe 1:.. d
....Most convenient, It cleanses
instantly. Ask your
dragrist roe
40,
of ho cannot sootily th.
MARVIi t.wept noother,
btu send stamp for Illattrated
honk se,le.t. 1t gives fell dude.
am and directions Inv:nitbUle to bullet.
Wtt4bt3olt 6UPFi'.?' CO,,
Windsor. OM. Gf neral' &tents for Catty
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A Linen Shopping Sag.
It is not at all out of the way to
embroider a white linen shopping bag
as a Christmas gift. even though the
time for the white linea suit will have
passed.
Wilke linen will come back to us, as
it always does, and tbe grateful re-
cipient of the bag for next year will
be in partial readiness for a coming
season, This Is never objectionable
and is to the provident far more corn-'
Portable than the fleeting joy of the
momentary gift. -
*More Honors For Sir Henry,
Toronto; Dec. 5.—Mr. Willoughby
Bulloch, secretary of the Society oI
Knights Bachelor of England, an.
pounces that at the recent meeting
of the cot}ncft $ir Henry Pellatt was
'elected president of the society for the
year 1911. -
Sir Henry has had a cordial'recep-
tion in Great Britain. He and his
wife were given a large dinner at Lam.
beth Palace by the Archbishop of Can-
terbury, and they have alsobeen the
guests of Lord Aberdeen at the vice-
regal . lodge, Dublin. They were also
dined by the ladies and gentlemen of
tha Corinthian Club•
CONSTIPATION
CURED BY THE OSE OF
IYIILBURN'S
LAXA.LIVER PILLS
Constipation is oneof the most fre-
quent, and at the sane time, one of the
most serious of the minor ailments to
which mankind is subject, and should
never be allowed to continue.
A •free motion of the bowelsdaily
should be.: the rule with every one who
aspires to perfect health.
Mrs. Fred. Hall, 299 Hibernia Road,
Montreal, Que., 'writes:---" Having been
troubled for years with constipation and
trying everything I' knew of, a friend
advised me to use Milburn's Lana -Liver
Pills. . I used four and a, half vials and I
am completely cured. I. can gladly
ret ommenfl tltenl tatrll h.ho-suffcr-fro n
constipation,
Milburn's Lasa -Liver Pills are 25 cents
per vial, or 5 vials for,f$1.00, at all dealers,
or mailed direct on, receipt of ,price by
The '1'. Milburn Co.,. Lindted, Toronto,
Ont.
George Keys afi"cl -J..W, Palmer,
both of town have traded farms
the formergiving his 100 acres on
eon, 5, Grey for Mr. Palmer's" 100
acresknown-as the Sharpe farm. 5th
line' Morris. • ,
Messrs. Brown & Lowry, who
bought. and sold lout .a; bankrupt
stock at Kincadine, are 'back to
towns once ore,
lire are sormry to
State 'the t Dr, C.
A:. -Toole and family purpose re-
moving from. Brussels, aftera re-
sidence here for the .past 10'years,.
to Selkirk, llaldirilarld Co,, where
the Dr. has purchased a practice:
W. Henry,. formerly -G, T. R.agent
at Brussels, is now running aspass
anger"conductor on the -route Sou-
thamptonto Toronto: He was 'in-
troduced to this work during the
railway strike' and has continued
instead o fgoing back tothe de -
pet. .
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The Democrat, of I,angd^n,.North
Dakota, of November 2•rth says of
a former Brusselite 1 -Adam Reid .of
the Co. Auditor's office, 'is ex-
pected to leave next week ona Boli
day. vacation trip during -which he
will visit a son at Detroit. Hewill
also receive ' sanitarium treatment.,
for his •
rheumatic lc tr
oubl
e while
elle
there.
Thin•: ad:
A Liberal Offer
When the hair thins out on the
top of the head and; the bald. spot
is' getting ready to appear in pub -
lie, don't get discouraged or irrita-
ble. Just go to your Druggist and
ask for Parisian Sage Hair Tonle.
He will eharge you: 50e, Or a large
bottle but if it does not cause hair
to grow where the hair is thinning
out nothing On this earth Will,
And we want:to saw to everybody
roan.; woman and child, . that -o1 Can
have your money back if .Parisian
Sage.isn't the best hair grower.hair
saver, hair beautifer and dandruff
cure on tl>,c market to -day.,
It stops itching scalp and falling
hair arid snakes hair Grow thick and
abundantly. All druggists ev'ery-
Where sell Parisian Sage or post-
paid from.The Giroux Mfg. 'Co.,
Fort Erie, Ont. See that the girl:
With the Auburnhair is' opt OM'
bottle. Sold'and guiat'anteed by W,
S. lt. Holmes, druggist.
JUST ISO.
When the grain has all been gath-.
erect, •
When the harvest is all through
When the husbandman and family
Have not a thing to do
But 'sit around the fire -
And read and talk about
The the many things they have .to
get
That can't be done without;
Ohs that's the time of all tbe near
,A- span should advertise—
When the frost is on the pumpkin,
And the pumpkin's in the pies.
FIVE CHILD
MOTHER DIED. OP CO
AND ONE LITTLE GI
AT URAVENHURST,
A short tithe ago a woman
vanced stages of tuberculosis di
own home. By her death five little p
left witho,it the care of their mother,
was money enough in .the family t
some provision for the care of the c
bub'it was almost i:mpossible•to, secu
one who would render this service, s
are many people of this dread dis
visitor to the home says that time a
again she had found the baby slee
her sick mother's bed, and near
was stored from which the ohildr
took. A sequel is revealed in the
to -day one of these five childr
patient in Gravenhurst, and the b
the children's ward at the Toro
Hospital for Consumptives.
It is for the care of such sufferer
that the. Muskoka Free Hospital
sumptives has been built. The t
accommodation is heavy, and the
have only been able to make the
tensions of the present year by
heavily from the bank. An app
made for .funds to help on this
provide a place where children, s
referred tohere, may find a Hoppe
possibilities of cure, -
Contributions inay be sent
Gage, ?Esq., Chairman Executi
mitten, 84 Spading avenue, or S
National Sanitarium Association,
St. W., Toronto.
The Muskoka Free Hospital ac
tients froth, any part of the Domi
not a single patient hag ever bee
because of poverty.
P, UainW Cow.
The old fabrication that
"joke .wi' •deeficulty" is all t
Some of • the- newspapers r
north of 'the Tweed are so
over with fun• that it actua
.flows into the adverti;emen
wh ..
ire one wonted scarcely hop
. it. To 'back up this.assertion-
the following act., which app
Tho Scotsman the ,other;. day .
"Woman (active) to wash; d
milk cow ;• also assist housew
9514, Scotsinan, Gft sgaw."
-• ...Thero'.s .cleanliness• for -you:
pose the' cows are mangled a
are washed • and dressed a
teeth carefullypolished up wi
brusher.---Lbeelon Ariswers.
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.as:. So Beira I it
Heart and Nerves
''Could: Not Sleep
9,t Night.
• Many men, and women toss night af
night upon , sleepless bed.', SSomeet
•stitutionaa
l disturbance, worry or dise
has so debilitate.l and irritated the -he
and'. nervous system that they cani
enjoy ..the refreshing sleep which con
to those:whose heart and nerves are rig
Mrs. John Gray, ,Lime.' Lake, . Oi
writes:—"Last summer I. was so t
with my heart and nerves that 1 could
sleep at night. There:was such a p
and heavy' :feeling in any chest tha
could not stoop, and at at times I wo
become dizzy and have to grasp so
thing to keep from falling. I tried di
ent things but never got anything to
me any good until I tried Milbu
Heart and Nerve -Pills and I can
recommend them to all troubled
was." -
'Milburn's .heart & Nerve Pills are
cents per box, or three :boxes for 81.2
at all dealers, or maile:1 direct by The i
Milburn Co., Limite.l, Toronto, Ont.
London's Theatres,
Some rather interesting statisti
have
beeni
g von lately in The Lond
Daily, News about the number ,of the
tres in .that city, and the number
people they can seat. It appears th.
there are, in all, fifty-one btilldin
where public' performances of sta
plays takeplace regularly. When ful
they will accommodate 60,901 peoph
which would -represent, in money va
ue,. over $50,000. Drury Lane head
the list with $3,000, but it will asto
ish many people — indeed most — t
hear that Drury Lane is not the lar
est theatre in London:: It seems th.
dile Lyceum now seats morn; peep].
but it does not represent as muc
money. Tho fifty-one buildings refe
red to do not include music halls o
variety theatres, of which there ar
forty-eight,' these representing 70,48
seats. The' largest is the Coliseum
which can seat nearly 3,000 people
while the Hippodrome 'has accomm
dation for b,602.
. A Happy Suggestion.
There never was a man who didn'
enjoy having a mateh. scratcher hand
'when he wanted to light his pip
Take a heavy card 7 by 0 inche
either white or create, and gild th
edge by• putting on gold palut hi ilttl
rreguar splashes; also gild it clay pip
to hold matches, tie diagonally acres
lie center of. card 'by punching tw
holes close to the .bowl; 'one each stet
the fltenp a+i4 na' ihi• neap' ,ton rat,
t
"Lef good digestion wait
They
They aortae
living again f t
not stocked th
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