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The Signal, 1901-10-24, Page 3UMOBS Wall OLOWICUUS. An Improvement Over the Custom of 1'krowIng glee After Them. 'I lie question of NIIuw Pring hr(dnl couples with rice Is as oil as the wonumeetal Inde, 11 Is sometimes t elided with dhtugreeable mulls. taut k Alli persisted in et most ou:itriutoslal fuuetlous. Au improve- ment upon this et ')tutu which ireemit likely +1111 ought to haeme • popu- lar was observed at a pretty weil- dour, Nerved at lake /lutleva jut before the (lose of the outing seat- Amities Must be Waite. Ott -lett Pinnies. An authority stater that white (ms- trich feathery can be cleaned by leak• Ing a mixture of white soap shaved Into email pieces, bulling water and a little soda. After thio her dos• salved !tel cowled dip the feathers Into It anti then draw them geutly through the hand, repotting the op• eratlua revered time.). Then rinse tlwraighly le clean water. with a trills of bluing added. 8hnke, dry and curl by drawing rac'1 fiber be- tween the thumb and the celge of a dull tab(:) knife. oil'. The piazzas awl lawn of the v,ri,ht•s Note. were beautifully decor - :.ted with hydrangeas. whit' u the ituushe gardens of the bri•le'e home turniehel In unusual I':ofii- ,i,.u. The altar Arraug'sl at oue . a.1 of the parlor was beautifully 1.•corated un•1 lowered will) the .cente tylooma tuingl.d with ferns and .•iiirgreene. w 44$ Wier in lllilarg.. Jars not caber at oho vac too lull ,ori Walled the great fireplace. When a newly •wedded pole started away la the late nfternoun the guests lintel the way front the house to the entrance gate of the grounde. everyone pr., - t kiwi with hydrangeas. and thrtutgh tills land of pelting flowers the h*klal carriage was driven. It was poetic and picturesque change from the tumid rice shower. 4 reviling the I.lalbs When Mille.. Women who ea with thele legs crossed. to sew or real, Jr to boil the baby. are not aware that they are inviting rorloue 'Mystical ali- ment,., but it le true, iirverthelers. O'hen n Dian crosier hie legs lie places the ankle of one limb aerosis the knee of the other. and rests it lightly there. A meson. mor•' mod - oft and restricted h1 her move - emote, rests the entire weight of lee:tors ray that cued ankles kill more wont en than nerves and dlteare put together. This may be an exug geratton, but it 1. out too mucin to ray that. when the ankles are well protected and kept warm OIrlr own er W not likely to suffer from wide. "Stork breeder■ any that cold can b• borne by animals only at an se• pone) oaf fat or muscle. or warm vi- tality, are' s, It le With worn'en," toil a NIA.) dealer, recently. "and yet they perbfst In wearing thin Working, and thin, low quartered Woe. long after the stonier has pwamse'd. But they are lmprening In tJ.l. reirpt 't, an well as In every .•(her as time goes by. Ten year. goo we told it,. many Ion .Imes in winter - Woo s. with an excuse for a sole -ns we 4111 In summer. Not .o now. When ft woman team'). La and buys a pair of km Allow In the coli season fur out• ,k■.r wear, we know that .'h. Le one of two things -vain or silly." -Ito cheeter Titre, Useful flints. A .palma la very nice for turn- ing cakes om"I-t1 and Hmall fish. Never Dave a lemon or any scut )eIJy In t•:tin moult, over night. be- t -atom it epode the tante. Agate or earthenware moulds are best. If the g'latln • In an rtirthets mould .Mss net come out reedity at fleet. . o. limb on the upper pert. of the set It in a dlM, of 1,01 water for .,(her• and this pressure upon tire a minute, or wet a snail towelaahLwt ...positive nerves toot coedit. If In- the elkeh on It. Ito direful that It dulg.l In for continuo, ;eigths o1 do,wn't slay 10), long. time, as is often done by ladies .heave strain n custard to take who sew or cmbr'.oler..itll produce out the spiral epring which balances disease. fanatic -to ne•uralgie and the yolk In the white. other serious troubles frequently Ono et4' of educe means one cup of recoup from this simple Cute. Thr liquid, re'g:inflow of the amount of mu*rles and nerves in tee ,ltp.•r thiekontng 4)r hotter u:at you Us•. portion of a woman's leg are Pi • trewely SOUSItive, and tuueli allot whole phybtcal structure can be - menu d raugod if they arm outer- taeltol in tt:u manner referr'l to. Father (o:tl lut fr no brad of*Attire µaMaMdath►N HNNNaNati'H...1 SAGE OF SENEGAL MAKER OF MAXIMS• 4)t 11.:(0 p. aJ--Fatay, dun t you think It's abut IIw•B to go to hod ? Fanny- Yee, papa. deur. What on earth'trpe you up so late 7 Wigwag -No man eau texts two wastes Veen p-lA,te't tell me Lilt. the rather of twins. Clara -Whet ht the work( Indue..l you to buy sore portage stamps ? (Meeale-Why, l went to the cheat - lets to got some face -powder, and elk, whelk! be there but Charlie! tlue-3fub•I waw terribly dWlppw,lnl- w1 Inst night. Pelle -In what way 7 Ihle-Wlty, Chirky cave (trowel• ami wetld he was going to tell her the "old, old story." Belle -Aral di I he propose' ; he told her about Oteirgu Washington 1the cherry tree. Agent-Wuuki you Ilk.' to buy any stove binckifr1 Voting Wills (critically) -Er - yes. What colors have pats I'Ielure.gne Llltl. ('eat. A picturesque little oast for girls fors 0 to 8 years, Charming in the blue brre ek•lutd► with Irh.h crochet ogler and taw OWN. Can b+ made In any eo'or and with collar of eutbrokl try if preferred. One and one-half yards broadcloth required. This wouki ulro wake UW collar.-L'Art ht lktxlte. Ilruwe• 1n Again. pre•r.e it iitdieeti.,d t 1 i11, brown In all poestblu Inners, new or aald, will be taw trrevniltag ar,k,r. tea 1tsatdal lie obeeerity leo year•. it lieu maidenly leaped Int., floor. and from Jencks and slits come tele* of its simpered. Many of the. new shades hat 11 A reddish tinge. bat with others. which are brown pure and simple. reel is cv,mbinel to relieve any .1u11 et. feet. Yellow, Inc. fell, h'' seen with 1t. • Proper Gena In •W ear. Although blue lo the generally ac - eerie' Dolor, .Applilr.w are to be found In other Onto among thou green, white, yellow, pink, purple. brown and black. Sapphires nre %lint ,nre known es .141y Nlonec, an I In nil ,rive color are elenticnl with the ruby OMI NI.ow 1e •:nue• leaped'"•- lions - Turquoises have been ler Net -peal years, and are ell I, very fateliloneble, awl never 1.4)k no well al when rot with dInnm'nds. Th y nre 11 11 illy le 11 at the Lxuyer'r riot. ns 110 one can guarantee that Chile color will wit .bangs to a greenlet' ((Me. Any one prizing these dainty Nue 'donee ele.tlkl avoid wearing linea when fn delicate health end when trnrelline on snit water. • Dlanoontle, however, t-.ontinur In the Tend In popularity, and within (h" lost four or five yearn have Were:teed •I() to 60 per rent,. In value. In colored NGue' the ruby takee first rank, particularly the plge'nn blood vnrletr. Emerald mines next in vola., Mit a perfect stone In a rarity. amt when ane of n dark green, velvety Inn 4, faun.! Il corsman.ln n large peke. Judging by the number of oal* Ihnt nre now being worn, the superstition .one.rning thin stone In dying out. Amethynta enriched by pearly ap- pear In bro'o•hce Inrge' nn I small, not alio belt hurkiee, for amethyst); nre favorite', few the moment. An effective way of lining this gem n Ith Its varying tints of purple woe Hhown recently In a long nr4•k chain. it was raymp,eet of Omelet links of bright gold ecpnratel'by nmethyrta in niternate eirrulnr and Intentre forme and framed In n wreath of roam gold. The rnmbinnton of tints way strikingly pretty. lisseeery In Stork Inept. .- A schwa win in eery pnrthaler have me. for. Soren -in-law. oily he Minot her Ipsery givee the fel- couldn't afford tt. IHWTri* Prnoticsi pole tri AS t8 ABUT ---- care of stockings: • She fangs -Uri -flow dere you. Lir7 Stockings too .small are ssa$ WOtitt He tatter .teaMne A k1sM}-Hut 1 Into holm., eotikin't help myorlf. Htorkinge too large make the Bye-ikm't add fads hxxl to year feet tender. crime. You del 'help yuurt%If. ('ilea', Nark etoekings are A de- - IUNInn aeoi A *nares P,ip► 1 think nineteen le ..It(,RM1 wtinea worsted. Thin .eoc od,onld I)• dnrne'd I lhertoo early for tS er girl to mry., Try tacking n piece of rel- idol Ikm't you ? arlling 4)r plain net will do-acroNS thimmn-Well, '.ce bat 1 remem- e Inrge hole; then take the threats ler the time wham I didn't, and i In ctrl ont through this'. remember the time wh •n oval didn't. A goal plan Is to strengthen the Alidre** Ion .errand) -Be rtarrful knee* and heels Of ehlidren'e Nt(e•k- Inge by darning them for sumo ills- Mit to 9)111 nny wrap on the Wien' tante on the wrong nide whet, they hep% o to ho Ci lily (new In service) -Yee, 11111111 ; 11 levveeee sse stocking.' to wear them where shall i spill It 1 .}in to wiieh I •t pair in tura.Miss Pearl -Diol Yeti ever 'iiiitt :1f �* In we.*hong ■t°s•.ki,tge- IMn't limn Node ; hair the water yourself In the glass, when you moderately warm for both weighing were angry 7 end rineing. Swat Relin--ora; I never am riflery WA,h Hata t)trpftt---wtocki.ge lt-'-w•Iwea t look- /a- oto gleam -.-. trydd writer tten n little NN)ne on • --- - the feet only. ;tine. In hart water. Its, 1)nwa-Ton hateful thing: i)ry quickly In Lime broom :,n•i ',retie Ton told yflllle yiendnwe you only with A warm iron. w'Nnel pm WOES' slfTle attain. Milk ehoeleng. **mid be wnsho,d In Mr. Driven nappy (with Inerplrntinn1 Iepl•1 water with mild snap R nee -(1f o mos I did. le ens only that 1 them in several wittier*. Shake them nsl,tht Pxperelnee once erode the 1•'.t well. and re I them In a cloth to drp, rifler pnlillgf them into *hape.- Philadelphla TIMes. 1f t1,0 11110 white curtains blow int., tide woe rind cater fire, New ,spall leas? wctgtttm Into the eeame. I Itra Stylish. A *gunning a ,n( and hat which 1%111 be worn by a girl with ti fat peket- b'o,k this, winter. Ilse Rifled Skirt. It seem. to be tmpo.o'lble to get away (Sym the ruffled skirt. The rno,.+t decidedly tailor gown jnttkes Ode concrselon to grace. and it err tainly d. -14 old to the beauty. As a rule the ruffles are et(11 ehapel elr eular and only one Le uvea on n 'skirt. (tee Iter !milt. Her Fnther-Yru are going to merry that insignificant little ...mi. Percy Mlllyune I itchy. you once snit yon would never marry a man Icer than *Ix feet tall. Ethel -Oh, 1. know. papea; hot 1 Ieeided to tnk • off Loll per "eel. for enols. He Had Ideas About Managing Women and Here Are • Sams of Them. ♦e•eaNe•♦•••ee♦••••e••e•ee••-••t•e•••w••tN•eeee•e••ee "Ba vuuale►A'u eliug always to it elle; rho Ilkns 1t." "Marry mue•JI.' he. rayr. Olio not take 1t w'rkruMy." itut Ire Nudism) to amid: "It is hard to b•) lite widower ..f a good wife. Nu town vier Wan widower to a good widow,' which lr more eomforttug. Many mon are puzzled how wotlterl rlaukt G' treated to get the hest that jr In thew .net. Oben•laga Iles hid anon 1kv►s. He rayr: "Benne ay(u1Wl DMA b' wan In the. sin ; others) L1 the shade. Judge them by their eye.' alhl we by their Skin, as seta burn quk'ker In the shade than .miners in the sun. Varied Method. to tee. "Slap Mane, pinch othere, never put then unle.. to save n word. "Talk little to women ; Rotes much. They talk f w nudity arid LLsteu for few. 'Better to It' l ' n woolen Liar you than to think 441,4) can wove e toga( to a love behln+l your hack. A wtynan nllwireei a lion that will eat her us we th,h11 It monkey that will chatter for her peanuts. "The wink is not known In ievre• gill ; we dk, not blink at the ben or 4)t each other. What we see we ern. Whitt is we Nee; what is not other cultntrltu can wink at. "Fifty-five wives are like a long journey. When the traveller wear- ies+ he can rest by the wayrWe Iu the motu0lght, 'The lees clothes n wife weefre the twee She tote to III:1e in her heal If who would keep It frim you• Clothe"( nre foolish; ta(toing it for more. ornamental, and tk,es not chore. Talkies aro lik) monkeys' tails. pent only fol hanging. "What la art / I never raw It 1... - fore 1 Cable here. In tsenegal art 1114 I two it In tide country vvotiki be for. ,t iteopkey to hang by its tell In n cocuakut tree and slake all tribes holey.. It wax It min in Here are WISP ..f the wise ray Inge of Olwmb.gn, of tl••nrgnl, of the runt. J,•e•t of women, 1111 he know') thew In hie turrl l ellwe : " A woman fights with glances., a man with biwarr. B,wo gluncer are Jwrp•r than loom wore. 1f (Lure 1s trouble hi your hate, shift the women ; women must Ilse together a week before they fight. &rme wive.' uurw ( grlevancer like uhlktren nod love them full as well; ww that such wive') Leve a femlly of grlevaneee. "One of my beat niter hated me when I married her and loved me when I told her to die. " Olfb wgife le Mer If the Nook always mulkot high toeai; there are other •soure on the clock. " One wife le like one Meal every 'say, and that ono meal eilwayr buyada, tete same food ; the stomach will not (nmol ll." 1t will strike some (hitt Oben.lag.'a Philosophy would rear • .v 1,+ ,;'to the htvvrof this outputted.) 1lrtuoto coun- try. which frowns* down on noire than one mnrrutge itt it time. But, ,hear me, there is More than •me way of riling to 8.pueeseuntown. They will tell yon how It IN dine In the %Vi lee Light tasttht, if you aro curi- ous to know. !'earls of Thought. I.•t !v listen to tu-,rc of the ebelo of this nitwit married wan: \fiver are like weed,, rowetlmes; unless you chute themthey choke you ; unless you cut them off, they lrolson you. ' Wilma n wtnnan ,11 l"N and keels her teeth shut, marry her for tt coluhi who can bite when rhe loughs. "When a nomnn %ceps, pat her once; If she still wrote, neat her twice. " If you .k) not Ilk • t. woman's ear, cut It off ; rho will h•,1r no lens awl easy kx,k More beautiful. high eurrpente." "Despise not all NUMMI built 1:ke But when It (10111:01 to profundity cocoanut trent); in every forest must od obeervntlnn, the following bit of b • ,'),raw) co(xoanut trees. f eupretne wie*k,m appears to us to A yellow woman is like muddy wa- take the cake: tri, fit only for cooking. • I "Many women would ration • bei '•Willy kiss; It le like patttug a Nu- one of fifty -fly;' wives than one of gar tree. I tnN1P." Wtlerl yon want a woman. take In that brief sentence Obenlagn her if you ran. If you cannot, make Hume up his knowledge of the gent - No feel her Moa ' ler sex. 1 French Fashion Impressions T1s Pari* corresdent of the Dry (tondo Economist visited the w. •wt here are. In brief, - the . hent Jai- preerlons noted: ()shirr-Delkeate tints, eapeetallY white. cream. rotator. beige. Malone Intl and leather tint.. Also:pale blue, ruse and taint yellow. • 1:levee-White, pale gray and to linty long mourquetnlree. pareses -More fanciful than Prer. Puffed and leashed. l'ag'wIi sleeve 'toy popular. Skirts -Larger than ever ; cling- ing. with close -fitting back and bouffant bottom• Trimming. -Tucks and similar gar- .,tture.. re•p'aceecl by blas bands. lYu- tonut• appliques will popular. M11IInery-]duel varied. all 'diapwit of hate- being worn. AMU- largely ieeT wliTi a dash- T'Lritlo1 ; Immo• burls and wings'. Fabric*, of course. must be Sea - unable. and here the transparent effects and lanes over taffeta were the rule. The ('vend Prix will doubtless confirm same of the fore- going tendencies., while Introduc ug new ones. K.'le-What did prom eny ? if�14e nmw4tkyePd he delighted to OI1 I IIt'.tTlONS. (Worldly wls'k►tit 111 a girl is ale nye repellant. A broad smile i. never Ho all PM- In./ming RA when un 1tnllquo beau is flattered. The feminine rearming power gen- erally stop.' lila site o' reason. Laughter Is the axis Uf moral health -hysterical noise 1.1 nut laugh- ter. ('hnrm he the. magician that robs lenuty of her empire and &tends wls- .k)m to con his horse book concerning wl:OCtls. I • Woman who object to swearing Illnke strangely oblige affirmations at times. Womltn wall oreatatl foredoomed t0 mtffcr. Mon was toll to work. Woman is often obligcl le M, both. Politeness IN Inten(ied to slow good breeding. but It he fated used to pueo- lunte satire, ..•_ . _._ Anyone Inny hate the wrong. but It requires strength to (kr the right. A town plays with a vain woman no a boy with iv kite. H t Ukase to see her up in the air., Feeling le measured by our 'Baled sty to express 1t. Give n glutton a good dinner and he will th nix you to gotitiow A zwalot In ehirte is amusing. lea In trouIers 1.' n. roerurge. it in no crime to nnia))t nature, lent to deride her 1n (o be sentenced to dent h. if you value pewee, look solemn when people arty "they never closed their eyed through the night." In order to hold one's htlehand one mtiet bridle tate'a tongue. The. woman who asta n, tnan to an- swer her lettere Invites negle..t. Debt ie the only tyrant frcnn which reason fleet In. terror. Introsp•ellnn lea fnult chiefly pea- s:toed by Imaglltative woman. There nre n number of Indy peeress, who get .net .,f 11 nkingt by teeing n, street kw. L.,re torn* to dlepimt as lager term, to %lel r when pit under cer- tain premie T ' orderIorder to rite well yin mast not only think. but men4uro your thought* to tit the or;mpnalte mind. 1f all fools were (Mort what a Mabel of calomel i here *would he among argu- ing engem. Never pay a vain oil man the re - reprint Otte lila. age. ('half him,. and hell feel pn0ng.--Phlladclphif Record. I felt when yn0 terepted me, alar Ing Mrs. Dasa -Tor deer boy' 1 knew 1&t't be ee tlsoeb y (n: 0011 • A PARIS TEA ROSE DINNER GOWN. Scientific Resource. The first nutofol)iI t 10 venture to nowt Lisa Deltert of Wham had reached n print liked half wny te- te N•- tne..a inn flame,i when .Cm.th ing hnpgsenrrl to the mnehlnery. he. exaeeltnntion it, was foiled that m the daIRl cook, not he repaired. Time owner of the automobile got out of the vehicle and took an ob- serraira mo Then he directed the an In chss charge of the wireless telegraph sppiratat to eorgrettulcat' with the million at Verson. "Tell the fellnwe," he *.l 1. "we've Yoke down. 1'etitn'I.. 26 degrees. Cf minute" 'Werth ; longds, ltni l d.+ gree,. 8? Wattles, 4 t WNW Its rant. Ask them to Seek] a camel.' GEMS FROM PHILLIP BROOKS. ,.'.7iaiTt+'..rst�•sldgtCPP_ it is im(xoesiblo to keep a feeling, n pertaa*M devotion. without netting It In n^tknt. Never tk,'N n new love de.t'en1 from heaven that a new duty ('ren not ,airing out of the earth. The "communion of saints' in the mutual ministry of entitle. it 1s n uihI, thing to think of. - "Thou shalt love thy Mellor." The duty of laving -there l* nothing of that In the c olio of abstract duty. It ld p 'hied" to have. the aim of purr rue! e..rl1drltnal Vint it may m••rt a Ln dyl)g Xa 70PR""Elf"7Tf'1t1(11T It It pr.etblo and It iv glorious. All heaven to working for ter if we will. an the little chili dig) hie well In thre .en .sines, nal then the great ('•14(11 eomcN up and Mtn It fo" hem Sozodont Good for Bad Teeth • Not Bad for Good Teeth Sozodont - - • - $3c. Sozodont Tooth Powder - 25c. Lards Liquid and Powder. - 75c. All 'toren ,,t by mad for the price. Sample 4' . the poataee. ;) - HALL i RUCKEL, MONTREAL. 25co THE SIGNS OF PALMISTRY. )lacy Truths Told by a Study ul the LISP. 1n the 11.ad4. Note. Bron libelee.) 1.111.. Should bo clear an l well mnrkyd, neither broad nor pile in color, and fie from, all braked ls- itold.. or irregularities. In reading the lined, no dttple evil !mirk is et0- otmetesf eat final. If the evil Is int- portant, mportent, almost every principal line will show its effect, and both hands nowt 1.1 consulted before the deckle/I is final. 1l Is oho custom of paint - (*Us of recogulaet worth to exundne both halide. but they depend more upon the right than the, left, whicli provtw the truth of the oil Naylng that the left is the hazel we are bora with, but the right Is the hand we make. The line of life rlring under the Mount of Jupiter gem/down the hand and embrace.+ the Meant of Venue. On it Is marked time, also glutei( and ,heat hi, in 1 events foro- nhadewed tor other lines are verified. All lines that rise front the Line of L!le are mark* of increased powers', galair and e11ccesues. Tao etadent c11n predict marriages. b: considering the relation* which the 11415 and eros'.-lio influencing it Isar to the Line of Lite. , The line of the head ralaies prlucipail,v to the mentality of the subject. It Ie of extreme im- p.ortance In connection with tido lino that the p ecullarltles of the Ta- rloils type"( be borne in mind. For ex- ample, riming from Jupiter, and yet touching the one of fife. 1t is. if long line of head, the meat powerful d a11. Much a eubj'et will have tal- ent, energy and daring determina- tion of purpose. with boundless am- bition, c(mibined' with reason. finch a one will control other& yet not '.eenm to control them; wilt have caution eveu to the newt daring designs. take* pride in the management of people and things; le strong In rule but just In the adudnistratlot of power. The 'science of reading the character, aptitudes and mental cotnlltion» of asst by a glance at the So,inatio;t al -their ltaodslsaa eating env. It pointe out for us what we are beet fitted tet• in 11fe ant is therefore nn nisi to wMCPsd. There are few. If amyl of us, who, looking (rack upon the peat. will not itt some time confess to months, years, and often the greater.part of life's span having been loot through the fault of parents or guardians or our own ignorance' combined. The Signal DI realLag. gYKRY TBUIIBDAY li0101IN41 B Y D. McOILI.ICODDT. .a Terms •f awb.eriptloa. Oen month. in sdvuM titres the, Ile months, Ode rear, u is M 1 le Ad•ertleIng R.tee. Lee.( sod other casual &Arorl'NTea-', DIN pax 1'ne to not 1 ,.rrtl) a3 1 1 n -ate per 110• fores•'h Gab ere mot townie'. Mamid ared er a nonppawreil • ale. Business tarda./ six Ilu•s mad under. M pea year. Teun&. Strayed ♦dyeri..ementA of Lost, Wanted and lit.PitInes. antes 91iaa Aimsnot exceeding 8 Ru.low. l'hsncea Waiter', lines norparvll• tl per mouth. Kate.0 on bale and ratios •e Sele sot le •x.v+ed 8 lines. $1 fur first moat *la Mr b- .rgn•nt mouth. lass- r*Avta 1s pre Any special ■albs. the ohl^ot of wm M to promote oho p•ounlary b.uedt •( any 141 tial or company. 1, be aw1a,d•red an advertise meat and Merced a000Mingly. Local venire* In nonpareil typo one sent pd word. no notice ler Owes Tdc. Local notices is ordinary reading typo two cents per wort. No notice for less thaa 30n. Notacos for aha relies and ether piteous and b•a•voleat Institution., hart rat*. Sub•rrlbere who fall to receive TA. Stew it regularly by ma11 will confer a favor by se. gualnt one us of the fact at es early • date e1 port Ale. Wheat a Meinre of address 4 desired. best Wm old ud the new wiener should ►o /too rsbusk•r•. Marilee. J. C. fee Toured. of God•rtrk. ►as bees sp pointed Local Travelling Ageet for the Town- ships of Ooderlrb, talborns. AsiI•ld mad W mwanosh. Local postmasters over th• dl.trlot are a1.s empowered to rawly• .,b•criptloe• W T * BrUNAL All Osmsnslsai'QceD. moo hICUDDl.d Tae Bent Tei.pbeo• Call 10. ooderLk, 0.1, THl' IN UA 1', OCT. 2 I, 1901. TRAVELLING GUIDE. The brnre man Ileal not see any (Plea,llel furor, with ep0nr '1114 hel- met, by his set. ; yet ite) may know, SA he, gores out W the battle, that the stint. (d justice everywhere are ,yespttJtlzlng with him and help ing Mm. Through all the world the hoituly of ODIN. truN,fulnese Impreenee to. always more and more. Thi a am what makes the power of Nature -her per• (set (rankness and radiant a ontent -no rowtlo*s aspiration and no mock I1llmUlty. "How can 1.' cries, the BOW, 111.' reeved heart. fatting In the dark enw1 room noon.'. "how can i live my 'Irenry life alone?' "Go albs Ilse It,' in the answer. Ani .N h'+ g0('/1 on it Is not dreriry. and ho cnn live It bravely In l'hriet'* ctronglh. Bks,^tiTnelr a great coming' joy IN ser', sitar .,ft. • • • W.Ilen It come)) -kit welt 111. fn44 vvf w$nrntttm. tlrrt wttt have ,.'tnl'thillg to leach nm by: ll, If we think at all, we know well e'Yvrgh what happiness in sent for; we know that its lee))on le gratitude. There I. no sign of ripening life whkh le more gracious . . . than the cep/lefty rind (Reposition to find 1l finers m the ,Imp lest and li,ithlcit a.e,vlal lone. 'Who d um he.e not accepted wear (,Ixwllet4y'e am the atmo..pbere in which him life must Ilte and found at once that hem mind's darkntes tames' to light, and that many a hand question f,"tInd its answer in nil thin pharem that err before UR We (shall o'tther Ipn delivered by ('hetet or he coveruerore in l'hrlet. • • • What diens it matter which? Nliy, In mit the Inst way the bent Way. It Ie wtl.l that -'11e came unto HI. own.' For Its n tree• emote everything la a mance own who II nerds him 1 pity tame ease wise(kwe mat-batemtbi r.a4nnnINJlty and prI'liege of that high sort of nwncrehlp. Oh! the unused foundations. of eharAeler whish stand along .Air human street., and make the illy e.; our 'Inman 111. s) tragical! Oh the. 1.'dIIy vigor which Inas never been pmt le way strong work for Otyi or steel WHERE FEMALES GET IN THEIR WORK. L!�u( efly Marghsdta A. Hamm.( Dr. I, 0. Howard. of the tinniths,n- Ian inc.ttution, of Wa.hington, 1). C., 1lerinret otter long and Perritt! study - that the IM,eepnitn which .he's nil the The tree eight that give)) curage to A fainting heart le the night of the 1)1'Ine Father at:voting above all our .tragg'ing life, leaking down Into It with love, with pity, and ready t(, ,rtrlke down our enemies the mo• ment that they grow too strong for us. h.rofe•eelonnl work on a'hielt Its repu- tation iN bared In the female and not the male. Ho goes even further and aeserte, it is .nil, that the male ttrowinit,. iba harmless and playful Insect. tlin t make), no notate or disturbance, emit. none of the !Moms nude which dis- turb* calm elumb^r, and devotes hie brief life to paying natant -list to 4)N many members of the (.990 (te rex of hie own species not will accept them. But that, on the other hand, the female mowgitlto, from the 1110 - Ment the leaves the pool or stream where Rile ie hatehel, i. a Jimmied - ant murk•inn ntel an insatiable ab- ,orber of bloat. There 1, A certain eourte.v In Prof. Howard which will endear him to the general psbile. -After enunciat- ing Oily t,rrible truth. he says: remade its the Polebutumist. i Oo not wish to be ungallant Cs the women, tett truth demands that the fret be known that the female rlon,gIIIto Lr the one that down the iiitlug aril 14 therefore the 1410511 of all our troubles." '1111n rr•Iernllon will eemre 11te n thur,.lcrlwlt to all who linve et tidied the habitat of the tower animals. Heretofore It late been the lion and not the Monello, the tiger /fief sot his mate, that wan the slalom. of Pourngn en.t feruclty. It wan the old twit. alllga tor whose guttural nolo filled with terror the hearts of utl who heard him. .1":‘ en dowel as low as the lobster and crab the :ural )gy ran , the male le the fighter and the female 11 marked by the timidity ehulrncteristto of the sex, excepting It might b' a -here seder war called tgxot to protect her offspring. But it *ferny the rule changen an we pose into the Inteet world. Ere long In all probability we. aalenii TIMI that it 1ts the female fly which makes Itfe' mleernble for the baldheaded man, and that the 11umbto :1 ole -By-ete,ywewrt Le Nv• yin{ or the o * dew where 111' offers Itlnzw'If up A. a -breakfast dLtner to the first inner ortotel that 1' 0111e11 (flung. No (knrbt it to the filtrate caterpillar that o1Plm.'lielm form lire follow, of aur faHhbmable t1HworuglifnNw and per sats lovely soman for lls'ks. whit MD male caterpillar remains brows ing upon the. tender leave'', carele,e tel the pae.w'rby beneath the intiwlin. We all loom that it Is the bonnie bee that sting*, a.04 that the male IS an lnoffrnMve little being that after Ito line kart hie youth and b^anly. Le put to an !gnominlonn (loath by his diegiuted wive... Female Imrnet)) are the fero'lw* thingm that drive rattle mewl, the Tale b whet br•Ing allose l fn Ike. only a • few wrrk. by his nett (R kin. If, not the evolnttoalets.nppeue, man le the outgrowth of a Ione lino of de. velopament and at some peat pr►M(1 1►o watt an le.' est, th•.e new facts may throw light, ain't the eharncter- letica of many loll'"► and women. Women I)es'es4 From J1. q It The woman who 'sings and-ibe Yen* roan who *ting* Is a dlatlnet de. ,I•e,1.lant of the f,'uwtIe moxplto, and the mean who pet -mite 'Ottawa to bP t'ngg..1 not brow Neaten. enJ dell and ball('1 by his better half, is p de- n•rm(Ant of the ,male mowtultn. whish Moral coverage i* nothing In till werl•l bet )tat the capacity for doing what we know wed °Hight tit do. like that to every man, and only thunk with what n stir of eager and viva - clots Interest this r1n11 world In which wn are living wnnkl wake and etnrt! . '1' wee thnt . . . Iiy being holy, ysni bring to their true •depth and hlylre therms quahlt1'e whirl', faded nod Anil, they honor .tIll among themwph'ew--that Is the 'strongest In - thinnest which ran en forth from Trim /e►--tpeb+ refl. -brvethrrew-Y't-.- rr term ion with you to (kwt The man in wenkneer who ',ries ant err (kxl'. strength. the men 1I1 min who prey! for IN,lin.ww inose'. er the. thing h. prey' f'a map "term t....l. ley 11. craming, loon In the very titre"( els•-the (ry. tin prayer. the Iwi w sing4 not and ,ting• not. and doe" -tM wplrot end &MMdpatel power nnnght bot hang Arleta.) lite 04141(, Of the IMeg he prays for. site gender. GRAND TRUNK RAILWTAT. ]x( 11.0 asst Id 1 mel goitreas, t.t/ p.s Mixed 7-411 toee M.11 sad Esprss ILA p.m. DWANE. Mall and Kt press. L(I deet 1 r pest 1.0 p.m •.11 •ud Express. Mixed D r.3ITI$TR T. BinNICBI)LSON. I. iLS.. I'LMT*L at'MDO4. Room, opposite tie Pest Ow... Gold rllllnr, Crews and Wiese Week • apeman V. Years Experience. . "Olid 0 el"srd a) Wednesday afternoons At 1 p in from May to October Melon' v4).' M. MAMEE. D.D.S. Ln.41.-D1iWAL 1.e Moreton- latest and aprreesd .,.Mab Mr all dental operations. Pre -.mule% •f tee n ature' [user a .peelI Ishy. Esse - �wM •t. •edlguare pstain* Olnee Mooed on Wednesday afternoon•. wt I e. tu., from May to Chi.. LrluMve. Telephone No. JO. J M. TL'RNBULL, D.D.S.. LD.a.-D1tM• • old Sur`eoe. (Lately associates whit Dr. Dixon, of Montreal 1 Oold and poreel.da. O artificial114.Spl*•eial attentavointion n glronresid or to 1M wte� sateen of th• natural teeth. teeth. OMc. SW dew block. IS Milne clotted on Wetnrsdav at'ere00011 at p In. from 111y to October Inrloelve. L1MaL CAMPION. p,6.-BARRIIST(lt.-ell 1',e cher, Notary, to. Odle. overMedias) Hall. Square. elodorich. 171O. JOIjs1TON-HARHl*T[7L W1Ll- • tote, t.-omnlb•.kme , a Memo is loon. OMedos: ('ere R.mnton ant 8t. Atoirwr streets, Ooderlch, 0,.t 54 'roan i1 fpr!. t:3:8.solbitorw-notatin••sub let.PevctMaritimeM,JoeonceIVhrth doorytosa,1MnetapreF'Nyate rand•IMpHOOnit(H T.tR GARROW kOARROW, DARR1ft1E1L$. A i torneyat Solicitors. to.. a J. r. Ostrow. Q.C., Charles Darrow. LL.B. PHILIP R(ILT, tl C.. RARR14'y )elinitor, Notary t ubllc• OW. Office OW Ude Courthoose Square. Mom• y W loam N low Mte• of Interest. DICKINSON t HOLML'4 - BARBI9 DICKINSON oilelteni, hotmPabifo mite. Motley to ltnaa low, Mee, Wes eoreet L L DICKINSON. DUMPY HOL(11a. CHAS. elt•Og11 - BARRISTER, SOL Ichor, notary and oonveyve•r. 010,4 os Hamilton street apposite tae 0olbsrfeo Hetet. (oderich. Private fatly to land • smarty/ages at i per omit lettere*. neleesef notes auab.d. O. W ARID, ('ONva, 4eice t., fq. Al? 11• eommk.I•n•r for Int ing and reonlvIng /aeegnen.nees of ball. affidavit. or dime.. Dons. denotations or solemn deei►rseless le en esener,dng any artisan, salt •r pr+sadaag 1s tba HInk Court of Jinni/se. the Chtert at Apes./ for Ontario. 011 1■ .n, ('nest) er Mvtslss Oourt. All t •toaaalon• carefully and prompst/ sx..'uted. Meadows* mid P. 0. adder cannon. Ont. LOANS API URIURANOIL O1t1tT TO LEND -A LARGE AYOVIA sf Private rands for Investment at low NOM met semme. on th telam mortgagee Appts te Darrow t Darrow. It,... I.i(G GLN K RA,. 1st-arr. w II 1 it •n.-•. 0... If.tat• and M•moy Leaning A4tent. only nest ohne e0m"..asst rrp^•wwt«I. downy 10 lend on str.itbt roan., at the lowest rate is( IoM. e -t going, In as a 1• sok Iia borrower. Ogle*: fM.aoad any �m lionising Wort street, Ood.rleh. /1x16•• AUCTION ERRiNG. •I•HOMAN OtINDHY, AUCTiON*ER AND t'al'ul.or• 1►odrrlrh. (Mt. 1*1M atts•ded to in soy motif the "slot y. 1011N RNII7t OE\EIA'. At't'Tlr'Nktrll itt and land Vs' -index. (t.ddrl 1. u .1. 11.. lar told an.•ldnrnb!• •le•r1M•• n Use •.. tl .rotting trar1a. h. 1• in • tin-ha.,n to 41 •b.r • ole, 0,or•,.,gh .wte 4.,.1 Inn .11 m.. missions entr,..U"1 In ken. lM,o. left .n R.'rt•m'. holed. 0P went by tall t•- lot. aliens °Marie* 1'. 0..enrol allr attended ea JOR•1 lWOX.('money Aucltseser. Itsg•Y YARt1ACR 11JC1 sitat LANK f lj..trR O MAloleli IL I, • Mesas.. (Iedr Mk. 0.i. ell ' A11 rlghi, llndge,' salt .tack Hug• girl, who wets going to acetwe apy 111.1 fdn0eee o'er the Unite, " I re P1- gt.gnel young i'arraw.ty for your meddle." "'The kl,n !' 11411 exNttlrn'r1 : ' he's 'ib.ohutely etupkl." " .Ah ! hut Ile'. dlia'reet, He'll alw.ys darer hle beck when you want Wm t0." I