The Signal, 1902-7-17, Page 3A LIFE IN PERIL,
Story of a Girl Saved by a
Newspaper Article.
sae !guftered frot*a Needacbes, Dlzrl-
ttud ldlget flwe•te-Ner arleade
Feared bee Woollens* lulu
Cousuwptien.
.(From L'Avehlr, St. Jerome. Que.)
Amoug the thousands of young girls
who bless 1)r. Williams Peak Pills for
safely currying then through that
most perilo,ar1 twirled of their lives
when they step hum girlhood Into
the broader realm of womanhood,
(Erre Is mom wore enthusiastic than
tiler (AerieIle Thomas, a young lady
known to must of the residents of Flt.
Jerome, Que., and greatly et/teenier'
by nil Iter auqualntances, 1) a re-
porter of L'.Avenlr du Nord, Mims
reenter said: "From the time 1 w
fourteen until I war eighteen year■
of :age my health was very bad. 1 wits
very weak ; had no appetite and could
d, au work. At night 1 perspire'
greatly and frequently dept but lit-
tle. I suffered Prow headaches. die -
and could scarcely move about
wtheitt becoming breathier', and 1
fatally reached a .tape when my
haulm feared I was going into con-
sumption. 1 wee, under the care of
&atore, but their treatment dW not
help ins. I then tried r•veral ad-
vertised medicines, but with the same
poor results and I bait come to thluk
could not get better. One day I
read In a newspaper the ■tatement
of a yuuug girl whose symptoms
were nlmost Identical with my own,
wit, was curet by the uee of 1)r.
11'illleune' Pink Pills, I then de•bled
to try thin medicine. and have rat-
ion to blame the lay I did so. I had
Cel, newt Metall. a few weeks when
neenn to get better. and in a cou-
ple of months every symptom of any
(maple had dleapp•ared and I was
am r,trong and I'ealthy as any girl
of my age. 11 hate since always en-
jnyel the beet of health anil I shall
he glad Indeel If my experience
proves helpful to some other mu(fer-
i Ing girl."'
1'In• happdnerr of health far both
aura and women Iles in the (Imply use.
of lir. Williams' Pnik P111s, which ac
es a nerve tonne and supply newt
1d,.. I to enfeebled systems. They
Ante cured many thousands of ruses
of annemin, "decline," ronenmptlon,
pninm in the back, neuralgia. depres-
wuu of spwrlta heart palpitation. in-
.ltg•'e•tlon, rhrnrnatism, sciatica. 4(
altar dance and partial paralyeIe
But .ubetitul. a should be avoided 1
you valve your ealth; see that the
full name "Dr. William'? Pink Pill.
fur ('ale Ptople1 b on every bot. (fold
by all dealers' or sent post paid at 50
vete a box or sit boxes for et_ 50
by addressing the Dr. Williams' Medl-
clue Co, Brockville. Ont.
.it�.lt.� ���� Its u dark blue foetus. her a
trimming, a t1,11 Winkle, In striking k A MENACE TO THE
jLJ2 JZ�JZJgJL�GJL�L�tt.itJt�jl +J1•�-il.Jl. eat
. . - . furlt.euable touch td green In Its
A Page for the Fair Sex
Fashion hints and Gossip -Reading for til
Flreside-Matters of Etiquette Discussed.
• BY AOG1p$TA raII11COTT
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ar�rr-rtr �Ir71r �+ryr ill►'rrslrvrvr-prirrvevrirr wr�rir rirvrvrvrvrrr'sr-wrvr•irvlr
lid
cont roil to the tuutcrutl of the ><
gown. Tho skirt la many gored, awl a
itt •t4,h of the WAWA IN a piping of ki
the green Wilk, the merest ruggers- k
I tt1 postillion 4
tion of It A uarruw turn ONO(' cOl-
ler bine lianas on the outfit Gael n 1
onrrow stitched telt, with ssrtrt
to - of lliP betghl-
L[VE STOCK TRADE.
colored elk, complete tate trimming' steel•°(='.ea '--a..att'� r" 'r
The peculiarity of the dream of the HOME NURSING.
up-to-date woman le Its fhuesa
She Rectum always gowned for the We have Letta'a us n e'opy of a near
rally. If it be cloudy bin ham her!leilllr:tlloi, entitled "H m'+ anoint.'
areas of Englrh wbipi+ucd wade tit The object of the beds is to glue
walking length. 11 dtaty, Mae is { prtacticul Irietrilrtinir how to take
dreamed In u vitiate rutting neutl,r dun of the pack b,. the lexp•riParedl.
fitted to the hips uud ouleutaled to 1.1 training school* for nurses, In -
eland a blowing. rtrut'tionm are of rourae adieu In all
If the e4orla little burst outright emitter* of title Mai, but hA any
rho wears a atorni merge in one of woman link herself, "Could 1 glvo a
the new blue gruye ur 1u ry nerawu bath to a 'enema hu led without
that will &tun'1 tit' weather, eta) wetting the r1..tWng, or rh:utgt' the
If the rain and wind Ir added a dim- 1 idler reheat while tar:, bed war man -
agreeable muiatuers she is decreed pled Y' and MAIN will anile at the
In deep blue brilliantine -that ma- I Beveling linp)srlbility : yet when rhe
terlal that wlthetande everything i to shown, ape will wonder why she
anal is good' the next day. tad not dlewtver the right way her -
In the matter of dreswmaking she self.
Is an adept and she can tell you 1:e till.' little book practical Instruc-
how- to hang a ekirt anti can hang them aro given for the performanoe
at with her own hand., or silo eau of all lieoemary officer pertaining to
go further still au 1 make the en- the rick. The keowldge of any of
the garment, tucking the blpr of thein Is tart taken for grunted, and
the ekiri and putting on the flare the writer hies tried to do It in sell
flounce or otherwise trimmlug ant a 1.1+11 r., pimple manner that uu one
decorating the gown until It lit fresh- neem mietnke the east/et way.
lot.able and booming. .A erimel • t• 1!a of tide .aluuble boat
Her .let
+ver, win ch were made In
rhth,•r rewire etyi, at the b.'gin-
n.ng of the secoon, must now harm a
lace puff at the elbow or one of &ilk.
Or the sleeves must be Ohl up ar high
as the ellaow, &impel! and lined, and
out of the opening must fall n fun
of knife -plaited &ilk with a lace ruf-
fle oter it. Perlape rhe may re-
lict a wale fall of fringe.
All changer are carefully watched
by die up-to-date women, and the
remelt of it is that her drew 14 ever
UMW aol varied, alwnye differing In
come way from the gun 0 she wino
yesterday.
t a'rhlaa the Styles.
Those charming VIrnnaae motions,
Stereo little teacher which Me Vienna
women, and they alone, know haw tO
give, ehe Can pick up and udapt to
bciael(. Front the English oleo she
L gado a great deal. rap'•clally In the
t• mutter of linen. .all the etrappinge
of the se aeon, the stitching.. the
new linings end the new waye of cut-
ting .h. borrow& (roma London.
4•'rom the French elle piaci up dainty
lacer nal tha•tr delicate user. From
them MGP learns the trick of tying
the thou and poieinil it upon the
gown and Phe also learns how to
make the beat and moat of color.
awl hew to aunt her own stele wire
the tone of the aeration.
Frcm Berlin ehe obtains her head-
ings anal" all her intricate fringes.
But whin It comer to outing prone
Mae goes beet to Lon.ton and from
tt.e English and the Scotch she picks
i up her knee.. Those queer mixed Irish
eelitIngs with a smear of red across
A 0111f • thea( atel a twinkle of blue In them,
,A college paper has a wlnlb to this with a little black to give them
Meet: A professor lodeg patience background, are her selection, and
with it dull but stalwart student et- on sere iter In throe mixed heather
clatme '.'The appearance you make In colored tweed& out upon the golf
thlm prom. Kr, --, does more credit link, or climbing the mountain high
to your feeding than to your Inetnx'- In .ean•h of flowers nod' tun
Ilan." The wet' wattle/led youth replies. Skirts to tali tope of the ehori
".lh, yea. Yon meta air, you Inriruct were once quite unpardonable and
Joe .but I feed my..If." t (Acne wholly nn mem nine htP Bet now
•ea titel/ea that tete retort le hardly they are not even worthy a blush.
as clever iti the unpremeditated one 1 he Outing skirt.
'v made *by n fat darty when bis him- i _gbe wonting or the' podeetrien
pinyur triers io-�tik (BTinTIew a IIt- j skirt it now the favorite skirt for
ale better "Loot here, Wm, why the reemmer rsecutioas of an kinds. it
roknue can't you "'Rd n little morn is worn on every occasion when
on your lark and Ices on your atom -the sweep skirt could not be tot-
ed,?" "(Well, with, It's Just ahs -a -way. 1 swatted. and it Is the skirt of this
My l><eek Mere atha credit and my belly partlnular mouth.
doesn't. Alnat's a tock " Modistes will dlflpr as to the pro-
f per length of this skirt. Many will
Be Bew York antral a Groat LAP. declare that It .hrruld barely escape
1M but one There seems to be the floor, and that It should Ire
T
opinion tart in_what ie called .winglgg
in reward to the New York Central, length. It mart 'twine clear of the • that la tJhat tin large number'nreet, but neat be short enough to
rf trains. thri list time, and the fact allow the anionic
that the fat's' 19, the same an by other To get a skirt to this Meal
Drew .0We/et the Empire State Ex- length requires an Ideal cart. Tho
Prue", atataukl commetrl It to all. lower !rigs meat be uudulatiug and
Imoat curve from front to back and
Hardly Halleved 111s Rare. from beck to [stint 'trite. This re -
V. Herald.) II quires a high art awes to crit lire
'Pep..,' sail the sweet girl grade- skirt Ileotil a practiced hand,
ate,p wnea'tmycnmsnnsiemrnt Kite it A skirt properly planned! will en -
a whuoperino' 1 had the other cape the poor and will set nap.
Mar ekinned wive :" •swinging clear. while It will by no
"Ani this a the girl," gala papa, : menne touch at any point nor °ling
seedy-. "whose grednating w,'tiny wap to the Iowan. lynctie this cut. ye
' An .appeal for Higher Standards of ; who want a nice perlsatrlae skirt,.
Thought and Experiment).'" hut be tarry careful or your skirt
will fail you. in Gotham they have
dreesmak.•r', whose specialty is
the cutting out of a good skirt,
and if you happen to know much it
person, by n11 mean* rherieh her.
It 1e genteelly- agreed that the
■kirte In pemgnr and poplin may
be a little shorter than the hemv-
ler ones of more. and cheviot or
the skirts of ladle.' cloth and brow!.
cloth. Skirts of 'pique and duck.
of linen and of drill may be nearly ,
ankle length, bat, realty, there; wea-
vers few that are built any Mort-
er than thin.
The outing girl will find) that eh()
can run awl.. an well in m well cut
.kirt ce ankle 'length as In one to
her knee., rind OP Certainly hooks •
prettier and Ina more comfortable i
when contpntionally attired.
t ane Plummer (.1.1,
While white 'eade as a mummer.
enter. the little cheek and the
arils• will follow soon attar. White
°ansa' firemen ere very pretty nod
they dens (heap', emt'1 enmity, even
1f they do not wash. But If you
want something Iw rehire, there are
lov
knell plaid. in pima and white
that ere becoming, It;;ht and ('ery
detainable
nue be hall upon appeal -lion to the
publ'oiterr, Ditty k Lawrence Co., K4
Grand street, N.'w York ('ity, enel•im-
lug to theta :r, In itntupse ur coin
to pay the expense of mailing and
Mating the name of this paper.
Ilaue,ottktttg it rather 'negroeult,or
II year can 1,4u1 thew won braid.
The dre.rrr for yue•hUug are 1U
brattier linen and are trimmed with
bra1.1, we yachting gown. start al
waye be. But they mut bit made
quite novel by using the braid in
farcy faeltou. Great roams are
followed out lu the delegate and odd
fancies In the way u( deworation.
'leu+k..1 yoked. outlined with bandit
of white iral.t, are ae.vn, and sleeve
cepa are tucked and trimmed with
braid. Ruffle* are set around the
hands and Inside the ruffles are et'f(
little bands of braid to look like
cud f.,.
The storks that come with sum
mar dreses are ettle more than
bands of lane or bands of emhro d
ery. They are as simple as they
can bo and, are Intended for a
foundation for prettier things to
Cum e,
At Newport they are wearing the
velvet band around the throat and
fastening It with a jeweled clamp.
This ootnes Inel.e the simple little
rtex•k of lane. Again they take tulle
tial tin It around the throat. com-
pletaig It with a big soft bunch of
tulle at one side. The tenriefoy - In
sleeks it toward something len el
aborhlo and toward neat end
pretty derlgnr rather than sick and
velvet.
The extravagance of the mason 1e
displayed In the pale colors that are
worn. Tha full. dark tones 'invent!
,N.app"arid, and In I.ncn. ,luck and
their kin one trate the parte) Colors
almost exclusively.
that Is tight at the .houldor and
tight at the ,-1O.,v. The wriet le n
mere bund of stiffened silk. But
fest b. 1 rw the wrist there 1r a hlg
ham-sltapntl bag 0( elk which waken
nit immense puff, larger at the back
than at the front.
There 1.. now the Ieg-o'-mutton
A IIEBOIC LIFE
With an Eye Single to the Geed
of her Fellow -men She Tolled,
the Ptor of lairs' 11. Varney, of
Bloomfield, Out -(pant (Many Years
la a Iervlce of Metall, Sacrifice to
the Poor and Nerds--,11•Istened to
Tapir Physical as Well ae Spiritual
waits,
Bloomfield, Ont., June g0.-6'Ipec-
lal).-Our community boasts of hav-
ing within it Otte of the most de-
voted Chrletlan women that ever
toiled to the world's vineyard.
Owned and Meowed by find, MIN
self-sacrlfbbg heroine and her hue -
band, 'ince deceased, spent maws
year' of faithful pastoral work is
different parte of the continent.
Elizabeth H. Varney, relict of the
late Levi Varney, 1s now 73 years of
age, nod Is living in quiet retirement
tier". "ehe 1s it member of the So-
net y of the OH Orthodox Frtemiw
and Ode atmple pt irw'-iernIng Rackety
sever (wi it more humble or more
wnrIby member,
It IN of 'her work among tats Book-
let-ore
iook-l etr*rw to olvr own• flamer -hut Norttl-
wt" t flint elms 1.'ve• mord to mesa;
Kat many and vivid aro her reoolleo-
tl.,nw ,t( thin peculiar people.
One of the greatest diffktulties this
("rooted woman had to contend with
ane rllme'age among her pwior people%
Bit we het aavtx+d !w'rwrlf with ere.
te.ly that www as %Wallin/t as her
own oharlty- feeld'a Kl'hmy Ptllw
were the weapons File used to drive
cot Nickname(
Nome petrel before ate hurl tried
aid proven the valne of this great
rnwaelne In her awn ease wbro threa-
tenrt with Dropmy and suffering
with Rhenmett arm. TQw.y had nom-
Me'tfely rwstnrel Quer, sued often she
heel that he prevailing tronhlo
among the Doekiewb,r people waw
ktrInov nlawand I)ropwy die knew'
that i rlsr• entd'. KkIiwt.y PUie weenni taw
'her moot valuable akl tit her Rood
Ree trete ref one poor ynnng woman
•perm( ties people wiho was enffering
se severely with/ the t)ropgv thea elm
waw terribly boated all over and
owtlntml to her beet. The lady MIn-
atewary loft a how of ieeki'm
n1ev P111. and Immediately .As for
tame mere heves.
ale wan rewarded for her efforts'
by
Ma templet. reenvery 01 the
Penna woman,
Kline,* Pal. often ree.lvr.1
Ib,,worthyWomae's most emphatic
M
A SFJMLf ER GOWN.
sleeve and the ham -shaped sleeve,
Both -Greets: • What will nom* waits 2
The outing girl does riot remain
afield all the time and for thebonre
when she is under the trees she lam
pretty gowns In linen. with blur
linen leading In point of favor. There
are the most clwarm'ng dresses In
blue, trammel with white wain weal
ribbon, plot on In Grecian design
and wnrrantel to wash every time.
The linen gowns of title year are
absolutely a boom to any one .1e
wtrtng to look pretty. no many art.
the whys of making them Yon oan
tuck them or you can make them
plain, or you can trim them with
BABY'S OWN FABLETS
The mummer girl who tramp• a 1•oslllve Fere for Hot Weather
little, principally In village walker, A
where Mbe taunt Hoek pretty, in wear- Allmrnte.
ung a whlte plaid' gingb,.m. In deep to the hot weather the little. ones
tazV 1t and •,It^ -Tar itwo
"Met barely s lap
clear from the ground, and It Is
trimmed nrund the foot with it wide
band rp( blue braid, put on with eev-
erni roan of wear stttettlng.
The. belt I. it narrow thing In dark
blue leather ns light no kid. and to
tt hewn a little blue 'anther fate
with silver m•wmlllgt, and an at-
tachment for a 'inflating. Tlie whole
skirt doom not weigh two pounds, for
thorn In no lining, and the entire
thing roma! b• picked in a very email
travelling lug and Is'eve room for
news.
The wish milks of tide summer ere
d.ltghtfal. They come In the tutors,
int new dreeelest 1:t wldtw or cream
or leftism eolnr. They nrw matte up
with the button', reaming in the hack,
and with turkti trimming the front.
The tucks are pat on In printed
faittiorl, Jolt oto no to (sake a pet -
tern, and between tbe grouup« of
twee there are rows of hptaatItehdng.
Hemstitching can be bought In
or In cotton, and It Ie cnrtntnly%
effective In the ,taking of it wan
Tt la and
in
pine* with in
needleend thread.M
The Ila 1 c -Ir v••.
TI,* :pokier of th- ceding .lever.
newel not dimmey any wOmno 1r*Ph
week thorn to n new thing In .lenyea
Thr err lilt wort far them+
earning the 'nit- ped sleeve-.
Shaped like it Mee eThle le a Hes
Suffer from bowel troubles, are
nervoue,....*ealt. ilieriaAii1 ((ill!'?}flim=
ble. Their rltnlity 1n lower now
than at eny other season. Prompt
liattou at this time often maven a
valuable little life. 11-.by'.Own Tab-.
1eRe Is the bent medicine In tin
world for little one'' lit thin time.
They Mpeotlly relieve. promptly cure
awl give mound, retreating alwp.
The Tetilett dealt' be in etery home
where there are little one. during
the hot weather months. Mrs. P.
Ferguson, No. 105 Mnnntield .trent.
Montreal, 'aye: " 1 have fonod
Baby's Own Tablet,' the beat medl-
olne I base ever used for children.
My baby wee .,ttackel with rlyeen-
tery and eras hent and feverish. I
gave him the tablets and they
prenatally erred him. Before thin he
lied been rather delicate, but Anne
nning the (tablets, be hoe been
nevelt hatter In every way. I ,can
einrertly recommend the Tablets to
all mdthere with idling children,"
Bnhy's Own Tablets aro gnaran-
teat to be absolutely free frons opi-
ates end herthfnl Brno. Children
take them readily, nntl crushed to
Ft powder they nae yP given to the
ynwangFwt Infant with perfect aaM-
ty. They lir. sold at alt drat .'•
(Or Will he rat pest pro ' - a
manic, n hunt he woI1„ - .' 1 20
tis. Dr. Williams ' 1., h7,
«Me,v1114 OWL, or ft�r.&t. a ►d7..1.T.
LIiiLE BUS OF
FASHION NEWS.
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of this smart costume, -M.11 and Ex -
prem.m.
1
What could be dalatie{ than a
dries to the lovely allele of pearl grey fit y L. linea. piped with blank velvet. It la' Norms exported to the United States maid a fill investigation of t
eo deli lowly Cool -looking. lir a through the purl of 1+um ar, Washing- plata"
gown which lit (it be treated tuhtrd, j it therefore nIl'c
wear anal frequent warltingr tis tots, in October, 11101. T toes borers . err that tin whole
were all ttourwtpitulwl by the proper m:alter Aelundr on jlc official lo-
ot
could be made of white linen rP'nitrtation papers of the American torpretuti.nt of the claire, " when
of a fiber ytualityt 1 raw a beautiful
wh:vh liI eaver h fasinated' it
I !l11oenu.,.iwrutSralqluleoraw+l IThrIvnutheeteorinrat' wruAr tsoax
ofn t4hoae- rluinln llumgtetoe1PurdY1ge bethteort rhelwe,Imported for breeding porporea,Ae-
utheraglnred,grey nn dreamhe other day, with
Tate at(itttun of WV stuck export- and, when imprurtet for (hitt pur-
era, breeders and We press, l■ Collett porn, are subject to duty, and a
to the case of if. F. 1'agt', of "Mite prulwr enfer...meet of the tariff. it.
y, II. C., who was compelliat to as well am regard for the protection
000 duty on ten 1'ecobtrou of Ameulr:ul stock raisers, alike de -
war wwltarfull,v embrndrre'1 whit ('ollietor Humana was that, luurmut'h although it it it well known fact that
eprayi of flowers in whale flat. The
tar the animal' were Imparrtwt to be large nuurbrre of parr bred cattle
bo.'ler wit.. suits Pn booloro, and the offered for title, they were rnb)t'et to have been rent to the halted Stater
ekiri w+b plain, rave aur tin evubr.'1- the duty. Mr. Page npponitdl the caw'. by Ca "mitten breeders for male at
device -Paris tor, afel the teattnony war littoral by public attctlun, and always, to far
-- ,lunge DeVrels, of the ito:ard of Ape tap I late known. frame of duty If
CUT-GI.AhS I;ARAI KS. 'walleye. whose hea4tlwarter■ are In tin contention of Collector Atwell"
New York This hoard have the oars 1s engrained, the decision will goo -
They Require Special Cars Daring
--
the 0 1 Lawu Te...
The lawn pertly.", plane teas and
other outdoor entertaining prover
hard oat the glawware ohne must ire Ranch, a will-Ilrprwa agricultural ctoek between thtr country and tit.*
toted freeluently In the rummer paper of Seattle. Walsh., 10 which United Stntrw, in fact, it had .1-
breezes and dart. It in its lull 1 Journal he cOgtrlburel tiro following recidyou
had that result an far ate the
dlseetrout for the cut glass carafes', defence of his melon : ' 11. F. Ynge, the tntde between Brltimh Colombia and
which will probably be In greater 1 intlrrrler you mention, 1s an alien Wtndaingtoe Territory Ir ruunerned,
moth -breeder reddltwr In Brltlelt Co- Title is n matter of vital import -
under ooirideratlon, and will renter orally be regarded as a decided in-
thoir division come time In Attguet• ftstloe and contrary to the spirit
The notion of Collector }Iueetle ha■ o f the haw It will enure a complete
leen rather s.•te: e'y crtIt het by The otwattou of the trade 1n pure bred
for
that any other glassware, Inuit"L"' tit (hut°her 18th, 11101, he Ina- . ace, not only to the Uuaadla■
fur rrrving the ice water and the aorte�l at Nitrons four stallions and renders who have stork for sato
rummer perces es. The glaze will ' 1 b
gsic m•trrv, making eater for same as but to the .Americans whit, have need
soon atxpnire a dingy. clouded look. ;learn bred 'nook. and claiming that such stock for the improve
nnl.'.e, It la intelligently cleansed at thrt: Were entltIe4 to frees entry un- moat Of their studs, herds apd
regular Intervals. 1 (tier the pmvlrton of nrlblw No. 4Th fbeka (shmedl►t• acl►on should b.
For cleansing the Inside of the ear-' of the twisting mild(, which provklN' taken by our } ►ve bteck Artrocla-
ate f111 It halffullof strong ammonia Mat any animals purer bred of w re-' tions Gad a strong protect entered
water and place in this some &mill eternised breed, duly registered and agalnet such ustfalr ruling. Adtb.
pieces of potato peel ; then shake certified an require' by the regale- 1 ••itaneti' very perttneatly says "15
vigorously and rinse with clear wit- tions of the }ton. Secretary of the Is well known that meal Ores make
ter. This will remove every possible Trot.tart, ..bull Is• admitted free burliness of importing from Canada
stain from rummer beverages. as well when imp crud Mprc1'1lly for breeding ami from the old world pure bred
as the dingy -looking rims that fir- minnows.Pedigree cert) Metes wet a rteck of all kinds; and that such
quently stain the glass from stand- pe.'s1entel with the entry,
log water. I animals were evklpntly Imported for
'or the magi*.of the cat glum sale, the importer was required to
nee a email brash -an end tooth- dP{r►dt the mmount of duty that
brush will be the beet If the brie. 11'01114 were
in oases the animals
ilea aro suffleientlg stiff. Flerugo were found. 0 not to be entitled
. every part of the glaut.vitt' a little tee free entry, and was given
pure temp rubbed on the brush; then nn opportunity to prttlnce satiate --
scrub with clear water until all the tory evidence that they were In-
snapIs rinsed away, and set the tended especially for breeding pur-
poem, which mild evidenet. was lack -
withGable to dry without ins will lug eau entry. Neither the deputy
with n cloth, and (It cut glans will collector nt S•tman nor til■ office
Whine Ilke new. ' qut•stlonwl the genuineness of the
His Handicap. 1 registration papers as intimated in
He wooed hen when theyabothi were your erlttortnl• and as ID. Page well
poor. '(ware then he woo her, knows that wee not the reason that
too; he was required to depomit the duty.
Me cheered him when the days were (Note. -Ur, Page en)•s "hp never was
dream and toiled to help him , no lntor•mear
t.") it w'' purely a quem -
tin of evidence on the print of the
through ; I f books rimrpo for wh'leh the animal's were
She
that he had fall.) to learn in taught Gln (It ngs mom t Iw mported. An ou are aware, iAer-
tate got, IIIm to avoid the use of
words that were uncouth;
She tools her jewel he the rough, elle
polished day by day.
And with a woman's patience ground
the worthless parts away.
t>de Cheered him when the days were
dark, and when the skies were
bright '
She saw lain rise above the crbbwd 1
and trach a noble height ;
Her brow le marred'by many a Dram,
she's bent and wan and old.
Fie has a bearing that is fine, a form'
of noble mould. 1
And people any: "Poor man, alas!
ife'r grown beyond bis wife;
rowsad that such a Iuad should be]
attached to nim for titer , -- ""l
-Philadelphia Ledger.
ilkit
MAXIMS FOR
Bodices have eltmrril much, for
women are Mill wearing collars and Any fall on mit alone
the deers full b' low the elbow, which Thal o'er this Ilttle one of mine
IN good news for )lues who have to
As once for mit tt shone.
not
BRIDAL COUPLES. '
•
The following 'Maxima for the nett- I
ly mai" are copied from authority no
reliable as to be accepted ar sure
guide to success and aappluesd 014
life's Journey •
1. Be satielesl to oummdnce un a
email reale.
.S. Avoid the too common mletake
of trying to "begin where parents
ended."
3. Not to look at richer homes and
more oo.tly furniture with covetous
eyes. t
4. Whenever ,B.acttldl.d visit hum-
ble bowel of the suffering poor, leave
x thank- ofh'rtryg there that your
"Doe are cast in poet insects."
5. Fleet Luy the nroess:try and Com-
fortable, afterward, if eoiMetent, the
orltumol, to 1. t
-S. Be Independent. and from the be -
Mooing Chun debt.
7. Cuelvnte the moral Courage that
will restart the undue demands of fatale
iota
8. Co-operate cheerfully in arrang-
ing the 'family expellees, sharing
r:dpnnlly any necesatary eretiomies anal
pilielenlals-
9. Remember that it matters little
what "people think." provided you
are true to God, to right, duty, your-
selves, and eaoh other !
term Father, list to tltta, my prayer,
Vett all of sorrow, pain, or care
ahorons are valdtshle for draft horses,
mete last year's frock', do duty for
.mound -bent this season.
Tho decided tendenoy In evening
drew'', and, indeed, in a da dream
'am well, lm to make the wast look
no long no pneslhle In front and t•,
whortnn Rat the bark, by title wenn
giving the dtirt n lift at the rear,
tvhirh Is certainly more becoming
than lbe (hoop.
AP the season ndvenees, the taah-
Inn 'in hate Ina .lightly rhnnging.
AFthew}It Feta el 41ee. tk.raJ 4eieerlp-
ton are more worn for fetes or inrge
garden partite than any other type,
yet, Inetentl of being all flower'', lin
trewest gnnerntty have chiffon brim.,
or tin virile lust made of chiffon,
trailed ab sat with flowers. -Parte
oar.
Imr,{glnu wiering a chatelaine with
n bathing milt : end yet this le one of
the very latent fade of tib smart
girl. HoWever, It le not no Imprnc-
ttnabin an 1t .mind., for It Is proof
against salt water. The chatelaine
is made of fine reps., and the charm''
-which omelet of n compass, an an-
chor, n wheel and a tiny buoy --are
mule of rope arse. -July Wom'tree
fl.emn Companion
Agnin, there la n novel way of
mounting the Inne (tonnes+ of which
one la justlfiebly booming n t-I-
fln tired. A blank and white turban
has the white brim v 'lled with black
lane, it departure from the trite
cream embed It tile. in front the
veil fella only two Mohan In depth,
Gut atl a adrlwo It ns Inh
M lir r'trhah"y I
m v eerwaswr eight inch.,widt.,
rarebit!, draped
will, 1 . both there AM n the hark
where (he veil le knotted London
Mall.
Ose .r tie pretty illi sett *Abet
LUe's brightest Man shell ever shtne-
nto'•k is permitted to pare In tree,
provided It 1M accompanied by tba
proper certlfleater of registration,
The Government does not follow soots
Mock after It leaves the custom of-
fice, and the Importer 1e free to Ms -
posse of this stook to any one he
likes, and at whatever parol he Cao
get. It Collector Remain 1a upheli
In this contention that pure bred
.took must be imported for breeding
porpoises only, and cannot be soli,
or worked, it will paralyse the whets
business of Importing borate asd in-
ane the trade in other lines. We
think that the various Breeder.' As-
.toetatlons should act on this case.
lu order to bring properly before the
Board of .Appraisers the widespread
injury an adverse decision In the
Page case would have on the whole
breeding Innis try."
FASHION'S,
LATE DECREES.
Pearl bottom, lend t'ht. Matching
toitnh to collars, cuffs, reteru and
ternppiego on nal lured wash repees.
A clever milliner Isle late. • • led a
new form of Cerate, having a the
app *trainee of straw, but act 11y
merle in enamel.
For weer wit,a the low out blo
the black velvet necklet has been
Vivol and Ilks+wite+ wrtttbandW
trial to bottom with elbow sleeves.
The necklet to embroidered In some
wimple floral rleelgn and fastens In
the back with a small bow. The
wrirtbattels (eaten with small pat-
ent clasps.
Black currants are a very popular
fruit on Dorn colorol straw bats,
which have fur trimming velvet bows
of the hems of the foliage.
Cltalk-colored cloth which verges
eon w(dto and pale gravy arced does pot
really belong in either claws 1s a
faelaluttabl, fabric. Putty and cloud
gray are arrant,; tine favored shades
of the wawa)
Voile, tlaa.Nparoat enough t0 show
the glimmer of a silken lining, le an-
other great favorite. There Is a cer-
tain dark blue voile, of it melall)o
tint, wilulch le worn over green'
glace mien excellent effect.
The aeration dimity skirt is the
newest In pettloonte Tar ground 1■
plate or entered, weep floral decorm-
tlonw In delicate or gay intim. A pll.re
flounce or climate (Whin of the Mama
material finish the skirt.-Rrooklyn
Eagle.
BACHELOR (NIL'S
Rode MIS t1dr. 1n A Days.
Bt. Petersburg. July 1.-001. Basica-
bole of the Nicholas, Military Aca-
demy haw made a notable ride, cov-
ering I,00 •emits (888 mitre) In leen
them nine days
He starlet lit Mnh11r'ff with two
yreeng Jerson that haul never before
done west+arm wort, and reached
(denim. riding flrwt ane and tthen
the other. etth troth In firm( elate
exwii( iota. One defy ill rode 117 veleta
17e melee), a'raruulter 120 rent!
(80 mileve).
THOU6ITS AND DINTS.
lails=atatataaiaaaattaiiaril
Ion can'' Mune n women for
doing nny Thing for r'otheu whPn
they Enid e. often to the enbsrquent
privilege of .ting nothing far the
rwwt of her hie. Many a men lien
proposed merely to' a new deem..
Women wile .pond .111 their time
hutssoni .- Idem nppree.•Iste
thrlr my r Joe..
Many a milli who le fond of women
laughs lit %%Aimee who are fund of
cats.
Men stand by men in such a weer
that women are often forced to go
book on other women.
Half the men m- ake love to a girl
for the sake of talking about It to
Nome other man.
Women don't co- ntest 1l, but meet
of then regard a 'eerier" either as
a means to a good marring,. or as a
relief from a bad one.
Eve ked to gather the apple, bat
Adam took the biggest bites.
Toa can't judge it man's heart by
the den of h1. hat band.
litany
it man who ham mowed only
will oatn gore to 0 mire wr'mai nal
peritonitis Ural the rr.gp will 1.0 all
right.
8..mn hnshn,.d. ern enough to make
any one trerry far their earn
1 If a woman world learn the real
notary,- of w awn sew must prat him
through the three teats of eating,
laughing and 'tiering.
Wt1ERE MURDER IS COMMON.
• Italia ,1.n With - 475 Hurdarers
Penned Therein.
• mediaeval fortress of Volterra
b ow A. formidable prison -house.
Wheat Inst 1 viM'leel it there were 470
prisoners within its wall., all of them
murderers. it is an uncanny seesa-
tbo to ipok upon nearly 500 human
bA11104 e.gJi one of wham had taken
the life of at least one other human
being. Otic hundred and forty-ntue of
thorn were cotudemue.l for life, asd
that meant murder of a bruinl anal
00A -blvd' d dole pilon ; the restate -
dee were. imp. Ini$ie•l ier periods relic.
ing from fifteen tea thirty years, hod
tlttat would main tn,tr.ler with exten-
uating eireuutetion ew-- murder . the
remit of Ioconetntr•y in a sweet-
heart, or frailty' Ins a wife, or faith-
leernese In a friend. The (onftn' menti
IN rigorously solitary and e.11olar i
the eurrcl.e courts air ca•,lulnr
there are eelluler a rathieet and cellu-
btr workshops ; nay, the very chapel
1e cellular. Two tiers of cells run one
above the other, and the priwenlar In
tech, while unable tot .,Pr hie fellow
convicts. can through a long, narrow,
loophole we the altar and the prier(
who la saying mass.
Am I !wit ked round the ramparts" of
the great esterase 1 could look down
Into the row. of high -welled exercise
senate -not more Utan 10 feet by 10.
1 dtou1d any -In each of which the
a.uvlot wan taking the hour of sow -
etre which he In allowed daily. Every
primmer mantel rempletlully, and
showed hie white teeth In a pleasant
smile, glad at tint sight of any fresh
face. Italian prbsrmn are motels of
good osier and cleanlinese, end the
ciieerfulnere and natural patience of
the Italian temperament r,rwn mnch
to lighten the labor of Italian prises
officials. The convletn get two /nit
nears of beano, lentils or part`
cooked In )err, and meat on Sundays
and hnlldeya. Every prisoner may
spend 25 eentelr
sej it day, 1f he hue 1t
or oan earn ft) therefore wine le by
no means an unknown luxury In tb.
prtwun.
The cyst m of rigorous .olltetry enw.
Moment lends to frcqueat ease. of
ma.lnewr. Indeed, there ,e (*tee talk
of the Italian ftovernment abell.hleg
the. wystem on nommen( of the gree`
expense to mw In twining numoreee
criminal lenntle asylum.,
Could Scarcely straighten Up
On Account of Severe Pales In Smell of Seok-Deranged Kidneys the
Cause of Trouble.
KIDNEY LIVER PILLS.
A grrvot many pnpl. who welter from hnekhele, 'nine batik and piles In the lite* think Ili la rhea-
matlem era.) that there is noourn for theme. Al Inst eine mono In wiry tan Gan bet enema by the nye
thence r Kidney"later Than. Mra. Leeward was badly crippled before mite began Use use of dile greet keine,
meficlnn. HTe I. hnr letter :
Mr. J. Lessard, 150 Aq.ednet street, Memtree4 Que., Mateo: "My twin trouble. woo with my hath
which wan very week, and *tweeter 1 anuoprtrl 1 cnml.l hu,rrlly strelghtem up Again on ao••ount of the awe ra
pain whop w.ul-I reach mit in the apxth of them leak Billeting that my ailment was camel from dronn.sd
kidney. I hrpptn n course of treatment with 1)r Chive's Kidney i.lver teillm, cad to -chat► i nm all right ignite
Thla melk'1•ie eremel to Act directly on the kldneya, end as a remelt Improved my heellh generelty The
,I,otr.eetng pelnn In my leek hewn entirely rllenctkeerer. and 1 feel real miring and well." 1
Mrw. Inose, lrsl Mneitohrt etrrM, lit. Thomnw, rant., ltatr-e: "i had w tory wank hook, and at t mem mf-
fere.1 very mutat from MrverP pains morns* the .maII of my leek Relie.li g there to be nausea by dorang►ment■
'
44 the kidney*. 1began the nes of lar. (lptee'r Ki.lney favor till. Thla treatment ((mama( to be weasel. whet T
required, far It wee not Inng heifer,. the pnl't. entirely Incl me, nn1 1 ,wad otie atrrwag nM well again. W.
Mt. ala. ne."l far. (h,awe's Oyrnp of T.Ins..r1 net Turpentine for the ehtl : n wine tl1•y hId megh's end cable.
enni T never knew, 0 M fell to repo ft* trouble it nn•e"
Th. Cameral Kldne.y L. "IP *!1:s, oat. p111 a doom 25 entre a boa. at all denten. ee Bdsansai Bates • t)>gy
Wrests. • 1. 1 A , a 1 1 • 1 .