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• Literary Notes,
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Erysipelas and impure Blood
Wero going Their iJeru.liy
Work.
Paine';; Colery Com-
pound Gives Mrs.
G Alar ; .e ° t:a New
Leas 7) of Life.
•
Exposure tot old, indigestion and dye
pepsin, debility, impure alut.d, rundown
isystea, living :u badly ventilated rooms
and poor surrot.ndiu;; hygienic condi-
ti.,ns, ate all' (louses at erysipetat. It
. will afford comtum t ).o tuuueatuua to know
�hsit, with ortliuury care ttuu the use of
Paine'e Celery Luaipounti, the ucuuy
tsfiangers of erysit elite can be entirely
avoided When any of the symptoms
above aro noted, promptnt+es in the use
of Paine's Celery t,ouipuuud w 111 quickly
banish all dam.sere.
,If,- unfortunately, you ere subject to
the disease aril Lave not used •Dr.
Ylielp's greatpres. riptlon, we say, with
as oeetre for your ttrlfure, give .Paint's
Celery Compound au instant trityl, bo
%bat you may be able to fully judge of
its worth.
Hire. John Gallagher, tt arbleton, P.Q.,
tone of the Many saved from Beeth uy
"'nine's Celery Couapound, writes as
fulliws :
• "In the winter of 1897 I had a severe
attach of erysipelas. At the same bine
may blood WWI bat Of order, 1 Was now-:
jpletely rubdown stud et) weak that, 1
could nob stand alone. 1 commenced
at once to use ) uur 1'aiue's Celery Uom-
jpoiund, and after tarring live bottles I
VALE, greatly :leuetiteil, unit seemed to take
nary ease ut lite. 3. know frotn experi
tonne ti.at 1'aiue'e ,Clelery CowpOund is
Iposseused of ail the merits claimed tor
it, and 1 will recututueud it to ail suffer-
ing 1 runt erysipelas, headinelte or stumu(lh
true bits. l ul;o unLsider Paine'sOelery
Loaf potted ties eromeetof all blond purl -
if late. I seep Bowe of the Compound at
a411 tiu:eb in a.y house, :mil use+ it as a
iliauttly ti.ediulue,"
Don't.
Don't employ evil means and ex-
pect restlltti,
Don't ride fy thin horse bareback
M you ertj•ry oumfort.
Deii't keep a good movement on
land. Pat ;ton foot immediately.
Don't shirk duty fur pleasure. Do
your duty and pleasure will follow.
Don't think because a diamond
las been in soak that itis of .the first
;)nater.
Don't get the idea into your head
ftbat matrimony and poker are ag;ra-
vated evilu-
en Ory f- ie
e
Don't wait until the last minute
:ai)d try to enter heaven on the
strength of your epitath.
Don't refuse to marry a girl be- f
reaause sl'e is unable to cook. She
allay have ulouey enough to pay
tout• boa rd.—Chic:lgo News.
The J:11)11tt1'y men ber of The
Delineator its called the Huticy8y
Nurnt:er• .!rid heralitl:s the >11tigaZlne'ti
twenty-.eventll \'e:Jr of existence ata
the most accurate and 0(1111p101,1 index
of the requirements of f.tsliton and
medium of lieuselited and social
information. The high literary t:h:t
„meter of the piiblicati' n ie. typified
in this issue by as number of features
of marked excellence, The Inst of a
series of six p:atlers on The Develop-
ment of a Boy, by Nies, Alice ,Me✓
nell, treats in a delightful wiry of
early evateulee ui coast tuuaneib Au
I'lxtreerdinary Lega6, by Anna
Robeson Brown, arid A, 13aohelor of
Arca, by Jeanie Drake, two clever
short stories; have a charming holt
day flavor. College News, a new
department conducted by Carolyn
Halstead (Vassar) contains a compre-
hensive description of Winter Pas
times at the Women's Colleges. A
new series of Kindergarten papers,
by Sara Miller Kirby is begun in
this number, the introductory article
consisting of suggestions net Homo
Work and Play in January. The
chapter on The Cultivation of the
Voice, by Eleanor Georgen, deals
with flexibility of tone. In the
series of Photography for Amateurs,
„herlott M. hall presents•formulas;
a knowledge of which is essential to
the best work. A Watch -Night En•
tertaintnent, by Greet) Gallatin
Thompson, will provide materiel for
a unique house party. Club Women
and Club Life, by Helen, M Win-
slow, dealing principally with State
matters, and the chatty Girls' Inter
ests and Oeeuaants, by Lafayette
1"leLaws, will be turned to with the
usual attention. The Household
'.topica—Linen : Its Care ane Pre.
servation, Some Scotch Dishes, and
Delicious Small Cakes with the
matters discussed in the correspond
ence of the department, form a group
of subjects of particular home inter
est. .The article nn Church Bannet•s
by Emma Haywood, and tilose on
the Holiday Dispha,s and IIoliday
Books, art: as valuable as timely ;
and the regular department—Sncial
Observan005, The Dressmaker, Mill
i3lery, Lace -Making, Crocheting,
Tatting, Knitting, etc., are of the
usual high order of merit.
Order from the local egent for the
13utteriek Patterns, or address The
Delineator Pablishing Co., of Toren -
to, Llruited, 33 Richmond St. \Vest,
Toronto, nut.
1'tiaao a New Man.
"1 mast say Lava•Liver. Pills mule a
new man cf me. I was troubled with
Indigestion, Fluttering of the 1leart and
pain in the small of the Back, and after
taking the Laxa-Liver Poly for about
three weeks they cured bite." Melville
Miller, Benstort P. 0., Ont.
Dr. Spence, of .Fordwich, has
returned home from New York,
where he had been spending about
seven weeks in atteadanee at the
Post Grtc1ua*e Hospital.
�I•iE F IN 10 11/1 MUTES
leery sufferer front catarrh who read.; these lines y 11 find in them a m •ssa;c
of hope, No nuttier how severely be Sony he afilicttvl, no :natter hots many so.
called acme:lien he may have tried, tie matter how tna:ty pflc:,icia:is have experi-
mented inion hint in vain, no mutter how eonrpl:•tely la may hat r. tic sp tired of
ever ridding hinrw•a' of his dis3usting and theirs.. ing malady -1w cin be t m cal I
11310111 eds upon hundreds of rase; uv httl a , hi , have 1:3(31 fully and 1;oral; c:a:Gy
IsItIIa:L ro I.rR
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other necessarily ssarily fatal 1134.4 144 s. Don't put it we-- go et nese to you t:ruegi-t
alai :pit Rt battle. It aid relict« t, ;t ism to urn,ne.•.t still lilac yott an till! 1%4.t
to fuel recovery immediately. Ittmaes ec:.I.•1the 11.0d, sire, threat, tor: 'flitk,
tetthtn,t, h,ty levee k, ': c.f swill and tivafn, • . 11.•tt: i'; ,::m it,tcte:,t;rr;1. tl. r fts:l;t
the k. s•. Jame., Nlarrio44 , c•f 1l.uri.a,ni ;, 1:1.
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tt.ith, of .t is 1111.11..t.t $.,;,• e, if it u •i a tuts, t:. a ail ar✓: , ii , •c cele 1 LL:3„y •::etc,
&Inuctin,tattia." At Mt .111 0::,43.
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PAID TC- DEP.,
TI[oienI II«': WON I1'. 1[T atlf:il'r . i
Wi•:Lt1
"It is the li;ti', t3%1k trt:lt I ever
1 paid :t hot 1 won,'c 341i'1 witnitII, "alai
it will b;; the foie tient%
"uly wife anti I agree on eves y
thing but p,lii;+c3. I lust a sr•ttuoch
'supporter of nay part‘', and nip wits:
ill al`)vaye ready to Uphold here.
'6We always have several waren
arriuments'bel'ore an election, and I
dread to see one drawing nigh, as it
is sure to cause bitd feelings and end
ii1 ray beteg veiled a heartless brute
because 1 stand up tor my owu
party.
' tillortly before the last election
we were in the midst of ore of our
arguments when my wife dared inc
to make a wager on the OlutCOrile. I
was not .anxious to bet, bat she
badgered me so much that finally I
told her what 1 would do. I knew
that her party didn't stand the ghost
of a show, eel told her that if her
party was suecossful I would buy
her one of the finest gowns to be had
in the city. That seemed to satisfy
her, and we agreed to drop politics
and talk of something else.
"Well, the election went just as I
expected it would, and I got a
certain amount of satisfaction from
watching the look of indignation on
my wife's, face as she read the re-
turns.
"I waited three days before I
thought it safe to laugh over my
promise, and when I did my wife
calmly reached in her workbasket
and handed we a bill.
"It was a bill for the gown that 1
had promised her in case her party
was successful. Sha had felt so
sure that her party was going to win
that she had ordered the gown be-
forehand; so she would' have it to
wear at swell affair soon to come off.
For Over Pifte. Years.
An Old and Well -Tried Remedy—Mrs
Winslow's Soothing, Syrup has been
used for over'itty years by millions of
mothers for their ohildren while teeth•
ing, lvith perfect success. It soothes the
child, auftitna the gums, allays all pain,
enrols wind colic. and is fhb best remedy
for diarrhoea. Itis pleasant to the taste.
Sold by drulgisls in every part of the
world. Twenty-five cents a bottle. Its
value is invaluable. Be sure you ask for
Mrs. Wioslow's Soothing Syrup, and
taste no other kind.
Washington's Rules.
One of George Washington's early
copy books contains a list of a hand
red and ten "Rules of Civility and
Decent Behaviour in company and
Conversation." Isere •are a few of
them :
"Every action in company ought
to be with some sign of respect to
those present.
"When you meet with one of great•
er quality than yourself, stop and' re
tire, especially if it be 'at a door or
any strait place., to give way
for him to pass.
"They that are in dignity or in of-
fice have in•all places precedency;
but whilst they are young, they
ought to respect those that are their
equals in bu•3h or other qualities,
though they have no public charge,
"Strive not with your superiors in i
argument, but always submit your
judgement to others modesty.
"Be not hasty to believe flying re-
ports to the dispargement of any.
"Take all admonitions thankfully
in what time or place convenient to
let him know it that gave then. and eurious watches exhibited, where
"Think before you speak, pro- the progress of the art of watehnlatit-
nounee not imperfectly, nor' bring ing could be studied from its first be
out your words too hastily, but or- ginings in the fifteenth century to the
derly and distinctly. present day. Comparison between
"Speak not evil of the absent, for the earliest and the latest produets of
it is unjust. the art brings out the enormous pro
"Make no show of taking great gress made in this, as in every other
delight in your victuals ; feed not industry. There were shown, along.
with greediness ; cut your bread with side of each other, the first known
a knife; lean not on the table; neith- specimen of a watch. constructed by
er find fault with what you eat. the young Nubremberg locksmith,
"Be not angry at table whatever Peter' Iienlein, called for short I-lele,
happens, and if you have reason to and the amplest ever made, recently
do so, show it not ; put on a cheer- completed in a Swiss factory. Ileie
fol countenance, especially if there was the first to employ a spring in a
be strangers, for good humor makes, watch, all the parts of which h.'
one dish of meat a feast. made of steel or of iron. Tile face
"Let not recreations be manful,: of the watch is about a quarter of an
not sinfal. i inch in diameter, and it would take
"Labour to keep
alive in your
about lUO+of these
m
wtehes to weigh
n
breast that littlespark of celestial a pound. yet the
price is in no pro -
tire called eon
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Protracted hunger means starvation, and starvation means death. When
the scalp is starved the hair dies at the roots. What's the ,:latter with
your hair? It gets dry,,harsh, brittle, dull of color, the ends split. You
wash it and brush it, but it still comes out.It's hungry! If washing and
brushing would stop starvation, then all the expense of a 'horse's keep
would be a sponge and a currycomb. Hunger needs bread, not a bath.
That is why
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it supplies the requisite nourishment for the hair, and the hair grows.
It restores the tone of the scalp and so induces the secret ons of the fol-
licles that the coloring. matter is renewed and fading hair regains its
natural color, dandruff disappears, and the hair becomes thick and glossy.
Men and Wain C11 whose abundant hair is the envy and admiration of
friends, admit that they owe it to Ayer's Hair Vigor.
°t Last winter I discovered a bald spot on my head as large as a silver dollar. A few ap-
plications of Ayer's flair Vigor started a healthy growth of hair, and in a short time the
disappearance of the bald spot was a subject of wonderment to my friends and pleasure to
myself." A. M. ALLEN, No. 3i t6 Locust St., St. Louis, Mo.
"I have used your hair Vigor for a great many years and ltnow of nothin r egtiai to it
ns a hair dressing and restorer. It has given satisfaction among my customers who speak
Uglily in its praise." A. E. FIELDS, Barber, No. 45 Princess St., Kingston, 0.
u I art sixty-nine years old and have used Arer's Mir Vigor for fifteen years to prevent
my hair from turning gray. It is an excellent preparation for that purpose and I shall
always use it." JOILN HECI-ITMAN, Osseo, Minn.
"1 find Ayer's ITair Vigor to be indispensable. My hair fell out for five years, but a feta
applications of the Vigor stopped it. It gave the hair a beautiful glossy appearance, and l
also found that it did not affect curling or crimping." M. E. SNYDER, Brantford, Ont.
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Wonderful Watches. • A letter has been received at the
board of trade reams, Toronto, from
During the recent WVatcbmaker's a firth at Capt Town, Smith Africa,
e.)nvention at Berlin, Germany, there asking for satnpie shipments of Cali -
was an interesting collection of rat a arlian inatiufacturer,•.
!portion with the amount of material
e•ne •result:"employed in its construetion, l'or it
u1ec'• 1),?...Mara; Costs ;lW)(Jf) ). This price merely 1•C
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for "Tho •Itnry 0. 0 Philippines" by Murat
tt•ti.tend, commissioned by the Government as
bdhtisl ,list „tits to the War Department, The
nook wit. written hr nr.n • camps at San I•'rangiceo,
u for t „rifle, with Gen .1.41 Merritt, in the hospitals
.,t Hew 0 ' t:flou, 1i mg in the American trench
+at MI ,,a the insamttit eamp, with Afiuinal-
1,•, o„ .1 t.t1'e Glyn Ma with Dewey, and In
the rn.r' of battle at the 1:11 of Dtaniin Bonanza
int a:, t' Brimful of erl„i11nI pictures taken by
•,k+nrni.o tui•re. Iilia profitehelr inlet Lpaid.
-,t•.•t,en. !)rep au trashy uuol(cial war books,
outfit free. Address, F. T. Larger, Sce'y,, Star
Insurance lildg„ 0111cnco,
Naughty Garbs,
lour girl students at Kitnbalt Fe-
male Seminary, of Mcridee, M. Ii.,
have been expelled for emeking el-
.ri'ettes. This town 14 a Shaker
settlement of dill) inhahit:anta, and
Shaker discipline ;s very strict.
The offences was lot -emitted Thurso.
day night in the uitt, The
smoke of the cl e. tttnenttratei
through tbe cracks al the door, and
before the revelers wtere aware of it,
Prof. W. II. Cunauritilee principal of
the school, had open d the door and
', l3 lime.
NII, Moore, r the
detected them. ,
nerve' and tools had to be preeeptress of the se eel, arrived on
vtaatad ire part, which are the scene and order ,d the girls to •
c other p rpooe• take their clothes 1' ge.
Meriden is
Linvei•it, l Cooi,'t,s thm seem to sti,:i: to
you e.1 oldie o0 1111 you flu, aro protnptl
'1bred t,v 1)r Cot d'S pert e.y l'intrrby
n p. 3�-
1ic•r,
:;inlet len a I•Iutnan Target.
While attending n. shooting matet2
at Will Downie's, of Alborough, last
week, A. Flag was fatally shot. lIe
was asko'l he (meet the igen present
to go and :ir'r.alge the target. and,
unknown to him, a loaded rifle was
placed noon the rest, pointing to-
wards the target, when, to some
aecounteble way, the contents the
trifle were discharged. The ullet
struek Ong itt the back bele ' the
yhunl+ier, pit're0•d the outer edge of
the lung, rind cadre out below the
heart. Medical. aid was at once
summoned, but at last report the in-
jured tit1111 Was in :t Critical t ondition,
lio
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Like biliousness, dyspepsia, headache, 0onat1.
pattmt, am* atoni:teh, Indigeltlou aro promptly
bared by Iiiod'a 11116. They do thetr merit