The Signal, 1902-7-31, Page 3PLASTERS FAILED•
l.lnlmente, Oils and Many Other
Medicines Uld Nu (loo'.
A Yew Brupswlek resunreler tell. of
111s KRurt• to Cur• 111. Kidney
Trouble ale lufrere4 fur Years and
tiled Many Nrdlvtue■ but euly rec-
ently yuuud tb. Wiest One.
bower Windsor, N. B.. July 14.-
lttlirlal) Mr T. H. Be'yea, pot/twee-
ter of thin 1.1 me, time ntndw a very
Intererlin • statement of 1111. experl-
eu*le is T
Ktil: by rouble whloli has bothered
pint for weer yearn
At Caws ull have , 1(I l uh 91 (beide 01tl0LsoubIi
d
su
p,1' a,
wan dimwit laid up.
Mot fated tweeted doctors and 111x111
pt, fliPdielres, but uuthlug stop e'
to it 1.1 him In the least.
J'I t.'ters, oil+, 11 ,hu"nts un the out-
ride and donee i,f 1411 kintle and do-
serlptlonr taken Internally einem to
11:1•e but nue remelt. Ile tear au
Flnutl7 through) reading an ndrer-
lheul ant he was led to the use of
7) I.I'1 Kidney Pills. 11: our:
" 1) d.I's Kidney fill, were • o highly
1.,•e 1.n uendod fur Kidney Tr, ul 1 • that
lifter rending sow teetlul hhinle 1
4(111 OM to try lir ne according to
direct Nor. -
' -1 had tried so many things that 1
WWI very ik tetrad and b•td but
i'ttl.t faith that Uod.1'r Kidney Mita
foul or would help w'. However,
I did rot urs til in 1 mg before I found
Olt they wore all and more titan
one . 1 timed for them.
„ I have received ,.tom benefit font
-Mom Alan from an] other n1Ptilrhte
IT.re ever n.od, lot they "soma to -
hate made a complete curet f my
Mase.
• I fee 1 as well as star I did nd
hive rot -the ,I ghteet trnoo of
Kid .ry Trouble that botliered
'4 er NC btinff.
▪ 1 want to Nny th•►t I believe
ill it 1)odt'e 'Kidney Pills are the
1.h ht media -11c media-11cfor Kittle., Trouble."
▪ 111.014 is very well known to
'or, h..lv to 11114 nrl,;htr.rhoo.l; miff
til re melted few wait have not been
aware, of itis seri' u' dines..
Everyone 1. dull -filed nt Mk im-
prev''d• hrf.1.Ii, std ills put4l.h•rl
italra".11 11114 d • 01(1,+11 to mak::
1) „bl'a Kidney r'il'e sten m ere print,
fir In Ude neighborhood than they
Il i t'• born.
he
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HOW MANY CHILDREN
• •• IN FAMILY ?
•
WI*1111 of Eunllsh philosophers is he
who Tins said that no man has lived
the lienal life who hale not done these
thing's: •
Berrwgn the lather of a ri'l'e
Jtudi0.1*Otlst♦ 1 .
I'Ltnttd a tree..
W!Ittet a t.. k.
•
The flrrt of those duties prescribed
to amtdtlouaf melt inte hod a curious
timelier to ask whether n llmlt dlroukt
be attetchusl to ate fulfilment.
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A PAGE FOR THE FAIR SEX:
Summer Fashion flints From U. S. Centres
---A Melange of Matters of Interest for
Women.
IU t' *1 0( nTd
110.&YY1'1'.1
The tlauhrw girl 1e In style. Tho
new shirt w:llete aro built ser that a
woman look.. twice us 1111e as she Ir.
LI her -skirl she looks harrower,
for skirts aro very ellugiug an 1 they
aro fitted as tar down as the knee*.
But with the walla It i■ afferent.
Here Ute figura mart aro broad ,tel
npparmrtly mueeular, so that the
mklaummt•r Woman comes very near
being topeitetvy.
Tho new waists are made with the
'shoulder plait. This Is a fold of cloth
which le pot on In eueh a famines -
Unit It projects over the shouklore.
In tortulu *hope 1t Is called thei,Ib-
mou n" and t 1 t1. o r
W n f i * Ism 16,11 effect Ir
to m•'ke the rhou:dt•t'N look very wile.
It b really morn Nooml,g to a slen-
der waist tlutn to a p:mn, one, 1 ut
both rtylt•a are wearing lt, and'you
aro gradually getting used to the
woman who to.,k•; twbn ns trued nu
rho Aid au the spring.
Sleeves .byplay the name peculiar-
ity. They aro tnck'e3 In
Rows e('ruektus.
rsnieng'tritest 1 the arm nottttteysrtr
trimmed with bindle of Woo going
rowel and roue i. all of which teal to
nettle the Sleet 41 barge RINI tit) orfs
L
Walsh as s rule show the trim-
ming put on, not from Out meek to
tho belt, but notelet the figure, 4111(1
co is 04,-1 111 a great tamely of
t1' ways, 'Away,. rutin we aroun.L
ere is oar kind of Ince trinuu:me
b Is very iii!e ant dreeit . upon
miner shirtwaist awl a h1lh tor -
y Mot a tort that eau Le -put
141111 It 0 -maestro of 1a 11 1• 11
ace insertion sometimes .. s
t♦ ant Iter it pot urtrun•1
!Wetly under the none,
the back..
Cher way of umtng Ince
nn.1 for this, if it Le a
Over Is lino I. It IN
ort, of n }rite, rn-
•re i14 a bent of it
nil
the
tunat
1141 al
bans( or
Rohr" w
lite waist
fastening In
There 1* n
q ►*oil 1410 W111
ilio. Walst, fllc
first texat In the
filer steep Own t
net the bottom ,f the, shirtwaist
no to (some in un•1 (ho 'holt. A Ill,
yokk on the skirls is below the
bolt. Then there are
Pune of the Sent. Lace.
It is the apparlpt lit e of tbu
summer rbtrlwiiisl to clop, It14etf le-
%i14(b1y. Yoe millet not 1100 OW the
little trk:kl* tk►u1e.'mherc n1.: n few
weirs that k melee. the rms.
l ut these nre .hurl to het lulu Noel
0,111 heeler to gt't out of. Morro 4T.
the IN,Mke show, or arc apt to 410
nor( they 110 114,1 waale well.
Tito waist that -buttock .kotvn apo
lock is quite the fad. 1l 114 butitwot
to vitriol's ways. fpr moat p psear of
which pull Inc the 'eminent 1.) under
an lutist) le flap. mak no it bnµwul lee
'1919 *ntntny iitettet hos rce411d to see where the wnlst cheers. A full
commons on the sett et front readers runs ektwn the Ishek of the wits*t on
htrg''ly varia:11 in age, •Iltiona111y either .1 to of the 16.p Woking exactly
•nod o.,t4tl d'yfree. Too may be *alto
betel its follows:
ll rm's wont o ::r.• a'm,n:-a unit 18
r.lyea& that coil tr--u sera "i ostagen to
hollow:" Tun Trut.,n a I..q.b•N, ;Mr ..
A deril trly
or-
s,cnitrly the Itutc), !oak upon tbo
stork as the lutr1ili r. of good for-
tune, Wing se► opposed to the {brrc-
(bah d thn eller Hatton. In the east.
whrrn, front the times of sytarta on
(through the horrors of the (lenges, The waist that I,, ttilm n (OW at
'tee ututt; ire tetter t. SAO. of the food IN tory art le -
tweet Itoa boy Indent i tie and In the new one. It fa seen
The lentil) rr.c:•s me 14 flier 1,011 111)00 wtth small Lows of rihlou inmlen-
I1, r pro1e113 711 •'jrwe1e,' All ill the
n
likt• 11.
The front of such n waist apt this
towns Ito resemblance- whatever to
the deck. it be Hdn►n, no far air but- j
terns ern coneretted,- llemell it m •y 1 e
profusely Wilmette with 1.c. or ;en -
1 rokiery
en-l.rokfery or with ribbon or a hat• -ver
may bo the chosen style of the ger-
meet.
Reek Velvet Mliti,h.
Ls quite on the tIght-tilling outer
except right 1:1 the middle of the
froot whero Lt pouches over the
belt.
lit Porte they are itointine 111e
I1h)lkh to give the waist n lune Kok,
but t Lo.It Oil ■hlrtwulat• bate a
'square blouse (runt which shortens
the waist u little, blit Is more b'voin-
L11K to the figure.
Shirtwaists are bought every
month in lin rear, ani from month
to month the butteriel•1 (hat;... ni-
nbost lmp•r.'eptlbty, ant you wl.l no -
Von Unit you your, 11 toy diftercnt
muterllt. as tho seaeou foo s on and
front ono Surdi you progleen to an-
other.
Just now (Isere are two t1treams
Ln 141,11 twaist., ono twin: the very
thln fine afternoon waist and the
other the bottler one for utItlty.
Madras in white anti In a .lora is de
met-redlypopular and stn be seen Ln
wlitte, onto blue and pink.
The !trek,
'The English cravat is airy fn,h-
iuo,nb„ nt this moment, though It
lit t:ot 'pedally new. 11 consists of
a long drip of alk rite) en which le
old direct!: under lh1 coda lit such
n manner that the baa•* are very
+bort, nimeat bntterfty looter. w1,1:0
th, feels bane right to the bit Tit -y
gradually it idol end aro fhddttel
with a sharp pointed cut.
Tire fonr-i, -hand is now made out
of (l;:u-ed ;Ott .n, ,.nl t(!_ Win in m r
tilt ribbo.1 1lie better.
Aetots aro made of white salla
ribbon rmboldevnd with green clovers
nod, On n study of t1, fashionable
stock., one c"rtnlul r dos ren a
great dent of 1111:1 embroidery, too
Mut It look* as If every woman
w•onl1 have to turn embroldorcr
nth ether *due wants to or nut.
I t 111' nen' stork you potted a ten-
d,'ncy ton•arl til • 1 •n„ ruts 111 (tont.
These are iMd hot wo much under
*tr. chis its lower down. Tokn a
ribbon wltlell le wooled twice nroun•1
lit' neck and knotted under the chin
tin re 11411 doubt•' kuut.
The emir are now 0I'.owed to fell
aryl they, rhuul l nearly come .tn the
knee.. But them t* another bow In
b{ tied, and this le directly over the
bust. 1t shout 1 be n bow with try 1
wide hop,, 11111 If 1(110 1.+ mkllful Plough
Mere 11110111 be four loops, so that
111'• whet • thing when Arno Is only
a little longer thin the ixlt.
It Is it good phut, willow you are
th Yid nt 1).w tying. to (1 • the thing
before 1t Is pet 011, 111111 tltvn4f:1elen
11 11 any el •err tray en (bit It will
sok ns tis *tell it Were freshly lied.
This' n.afler of tytag n ribbon
if, err (IMP yon p111 It 0I Is "no of
w 'eh von will soon tire, for ribbon
fir. of l: moo before it looks i'see*I,
turd iter tb'tt It 14 not pleaNant
to 'MI Upas. t
Roman matron. With all lin
r'ilginns )i1Iji' urtrds to prevent, ft Is
a foot that Ill0ltinmey of birth
nt.'mn.lo In U1r 0.wn:rite which nesl)-
etl annals' hold notorious for their
•,..eels iu the supprea.bn of legiti-
hutte birth. Id tilt nwpoet ('aria
d* the world. In alis country Hos-
tom betels. .-
In an.wrr 10 the question, plow
nt.ny children should r.ns:Bute an
reel family 7 n Ilrroid writer one
perplexed by the differing dente of
1110 different men ant woolen to
"l'nm lin prop*,.andel the yurrp.
'Ther," an41 +: 41(wn:►n 111 ltroek-
lyn.'110 had eight.
"I would Ike a houseful," sail the
(Ilio of n ()Weber around the corner
40 'vision twit ratty haft lwrn deule'i.
Three men of d'fforenb naps, any
twenty-eight, thirty -Mx and t i y -too•
Pn1wered the olte00oi nt the New -
York Yacht Club. Tie 1 (trot, who was
nam:torted, s .1 1 that he thought when
he gat married he woul 1 like n house-
ful-: the Mott. n mon of rtperitomP,
maid ha had a hous-ful to give n«ny,
mal tho thlr'l wets thoughtful awhile,
then said: "I'yO ptowel through loth
your *tapas, and would Ike t0,_WO.
trick and begin it nil over ngain.,1
Pitt living my Ieryhnn•t 041017 morn
through my gran ls.tn. 1 would Ik" to
have It so arrange 1 that I ooukt live
eloog'kta him ne bin mentor all, the
levy through Mia youth and cnrly
m•ltthorsl, entering him elov►r of 1Ile
mote which °aught me." -Neta• York
Herat 1. r
HOT WEATHER AILMENTS.
t *refnl Mather* Should keep at hood
the Meese to Cheek Atbrnente that
otherwise !Bey Prove
D'h n t h•' wrnth r to h •t t il• vends
Of the little life are apt to glide
foray lwfore you know it. You can't
wote!, the Tittle 071c too carefully
at title peeler'. Dysentery, Ohre -
"oil. cholera Lnfantum - ani Mor
dprn of the stomach are nlarmi gIy
treffir tl a6i1i!7 111'r 1(11; -tmft.t ,v...
(nrr of the sgmc,rr month.. At til"
firm sign of any of them, or any of
the ailments that alt lot Rifle to e.
tare I1thy a Oren Tob'ets. TiP/esi
'Lehi is will epeethly• relieve nn'I
p7omptty eller all hot weather .11! -
meets. Keep that In the hno.o --
t h totem -1m. u,(' may move n pr owner
little life. Mrs. Herbert Burnbnm,
Smith to Yale, Ont , intro -When my
rlieet o11llrl was s t weeks of t h••
had nn attack of ehnlern infnntum
nal p:ne at death'. doors My do -tor
n'!t'l.el me to one Ilwby'. own Tale.
fet,h, and In twenty-four hours baby
wan hetler; the romlttnt en t'pnrg-
in;: wowed ane he regn'nn,l strength
rnpttolly. I have nmol the Tnhlets for
O 1 h •r ailments of chi' tr410 eln''p 1)0(1
alway, wtth (or happiest results. 1
('1140 aorrrely recommend t hent to
Mothers as n m ♦ icl rxv that rhonld
14l,ynye be kept tt the hnuee
1.: t t le ones t hit 1.o, npe goal not tired
141)4 grow p'nmp not woo in tome.
nth •r:• llnb7',. Oren Tahlets are teed.
Ch l'tren taken them nn lradlly ns
"van y. .rel (rn h'l to n pewter lit •y
Ono lin NINO* to the youngest Intent
wit 1, the. lion of remelts. Mo14 nt
Anr. menet or you eat► get thorn
T'a'd 6001.? nt e its a lot • by
tcrt•lnt of pat tt til' Dr. 1►illl:.ma'
7d"t1'ino Co, Bnrrkt1l1e, 011., O^
Schenectady, N. Y.
ABOU THE SASH
AN THE FICHU.
11 It ninny ;of h r Anitsty evenlsg
gnarls tie summer lel w111 went a
e,t , this year. The (motors are ail
of . dote ereflest rt.bhr. and t10,,
„cotterel w•/til flowers . re the fav-
o rites.
.Iii �l
WHITE EMIt11O.bE:UE:D Flt,xt'll 1.tWN. WTTII DE191ON PILE BLUb
UPON THE: W.t1i4T.
Ing It, rnch little Ir.rw b'•Ing tied
ilenttmt n hnttr'n:-feta autow buttons
are only n lhdf ; the reel work
Rem,. -try erwn44 It
dosue•ntlr 11n.l bottonle1 tntislhly.
The want that bolt +ni et 611'
s1;M Is nut of lbs dou!de-Ili"il''u•d
ramie. '[mo shit- -int'-ew4•-
tlbtn the other awl lits' %valet Iso
bnttonrd where the edges meet.
making It q,llte core nn I different
(teem the very hntvy double-OrenNt-
etl rt 74.
4kirLN nrr now lnetenrl to defy
oboe tattoo and «stmt$ nrr pent
following their teal. Bente of the
mew L•,n.lot sty 110 are r'•ohy troy
cleverly tnntrt1M, and the h.tt-
t••rntnie ,down the Isurk l( menaced) hr
Me:ingot cnrieret little hook,., greatly
remoulding glove snnpv.
Everything theme -days meet 1,r
.k.ne In n womhnide manner. Onto
motto (het enrol of be tubbed nrr
rw'1. hnpuNr Wiese; the )simmer
months, and 11 i+ (11' nl,n of (.torr
women win Wr a Pi emlrtlr tnweir
ebthes that eon Ire put In the telt
had rubbed
Th^ eumm•r ,,hertwnlst, 'Am Mit
t, mmed wPh It^r. Ir 11'nd rmhrol-t-
errel. A Int' 1 • howl ( mho, fiery, n
matter I14rw Ilttln of It titer(' mat
bP, ••1re14 n eprtnhi ,'htlnetint t t n
waist not to be galeel In war other
war.
The I int • front el' 1 p evn11., reel
le even more ropulnr than It. was.
rim Nti o waist lost not blouse, bit
the Ririe -ink retiree The bodice, whirl,
in of fir, flowered molx*enol., I*
croano1 with narrow betide of pink
velvet and draped with it create -
white flchu
K.dse4 With Two Millis
�1111411 wit', the pink velvet. Tho flelin
e httctwtn.l at Ow waist -pine with,
two 0iloux of pink baby rtblw.n. ala
trilled rads reach to the flounce M
the skirt.
Mastro, made of two kinds of rib-
bon knotit.l a little below tyle waist
at the back are one of the features
rot tho titin gowns' with a corsage
how to notal.. Two slla'h+a of tele
odor, or two different colors are
sometimes mood 111 the moth, anti 1n
white two kinds 01 ribbon are used,
for example white 00041e and Load -
sine.
vwwtretr
NOXIOUS WEEDS AND
THEIR EXTERMINATION.
L. By aha Departmset e1 AErlcnitUre, Ottawa,
etrto. totetowowl tiaAMAI ,A.ete st.n
esi
Ito'. h lite chemist and the bot:udet ' 'ib get r11 of it, drop meadow + u tt
of the rotation 1111141 the infee('1
fields have been 'Malt moat Ad ipt
the male plan with pernsauent p:t.-
turee when at alp yractlealee. tir0tr
a crop of rye. (ollutrt.l by repo. Pos-
ture meadow land until- the mldd o
of June, then plough deeply and
aunt with rape In drilla. It m'1y ►,e
well to follow with n crop of corn
roots. Or, another remedy Is to fol
low rye width n crop of millet. or to
work the gro,o,l on the (tee fallow
',potent until winter wheat 'trey 11*
mown 111 September.
' To ',winos burdock; In groin or
hay fields, the reaping or win:'
will prevent the reeds maturing a!1
the .11410411 •0e11401. U the fields be
.gone over later whit the vet or
1t01110 surh Implement, and the plants
be cut better, the corn. they mitt
When blue weeds put 1a an ate
pearnnee, rename tbem with the
spud, tulles* the ground 1 • to be
broken up the same seaeou. When
for the first aoneds of 111 approach. NriateterorronevWwwwtevry
"Then rho will worry (or fear 141,0
will not be Mee to stolen at sleet.
File wall eon(ritt•t her eyebrow'', bite
her " ftugers, nit the time ,, 4..g ftp
aurone energy inet14:01 of ■toriyg It
away for a thee wu et it plot, bo
deeded. %
'How few women Wee 111' weir 1e
that sweet placidity of elnitlt e1.
that we see 'delimit In their 4 -
mothers' fu.rlrnitr 7 Thi* man of
Ilriug hate litntupwf Itself spoon w.) -
men's fora*, just as irrevocably tole
upon their constitutions."
The tetters 1t. S. V. 1'. are on com-
mon brit those w11) 410 not know
their meaning are the exception Pot
when they fleet Megan to room Into
nee on lite side of the wetter they
created it lot of dlec,Nri(n Alba In-
quiry. .In the nation's capital a
hollows startled her prolr,se 1 guests
n quarter of a century not by an
(foliation carrying IhrNr letters.
Not one of the reelereuts knew the
mezteing. .bat Robert G. In,fueaoil,
what re•rived one of the cards, firm-
ly nnnoaneed that they stood for
"Bight runnrt 1101,1nle provided."
itlnck le mngirnl. The mutt b.'mt-
tlfat thnughte mutat go through Ink
before they can be trngsutittttd
f'tIrly.
Uulil glrle see the Inlportnnee of
adapting their remarks to mala can-
t
pnulonv the matron wjll alta-rlrxl
those
An effective anal new way of rnr-
rauRt7ox. a.. to e, in to have It encir-
cle (4',' senhet in the form of a Mo-
wn down net a
trifle in fox►, ant rawer tt
potty Mrreklo-'ow set with a .emt-
4)reehni( jewel mntn:ohrg the eolor of
Onto or ono formed -01,J111..
tram flower. 1:Miter would be at-
tractive. At fhb Imrk the call is
tlt'i let a lair-In..!sarwl.
inee trttf:,tr or thorn Rash's will
form twirl of newt summer toilette:
threw nrso n1II he wills. porn. yel-
low, tied nt tin Week 111 MMM in a
',tome bony witty fulling loops, *nom
forintim but n Harrow draped wale -
betel
wem,what i'nlnted In roost
ntlw'fw ttrt•angrel to a hrnad enreelet,
bowel to fray* and nt the *WON, hat
drawn down quite narrow at the
hook %there /lie tie In teamed. Throe
(led ett the fI'P w111 abet elope artery
nt that point, the +snot of uniform-
ity of n b?th at the eiders adding re -
O'er tban not to the granernl effect
ed the ensemble.
1'h,, fMlro plays ant Important part
In the detwl►tkm of the summer bo-
dies and reteling effects are ppro-
dner.l by taring lbw frills of the 1'lehn
piped ettth velvet. A pretty gown le
td reertm-n7dte mr',n,ntr eeleonln
matter, -1 wit'h a Ofseign of turn park
Term(--im•M Thos r1'njtr Pklrt line
two (harlot fk'nnrr.l of plolu cronm-
teMte a00ele the -de -sole piped with
THE e.1NUOW WAI`tT, Olio 'IIMl1KE- a (.IRI, Ilx)K BROAD.
Chameleon silks 1n pole alludes of 1
6,111•, pink, green and yellow alma-
(ng Onto grey aro the latest novel-
ty for fcnrn:httion stresses underneath
the slteer 01't►seeltnes, Inset with
Once In elaborate (Weigle..
1
h.• 1411 able IUuds,
While Irish dimity Is nlnvutegtod
and linen zephyr has n certnin cool
quality which makes It le demand
at ell times. Both of these %tear
%eery well, and now that the golf
Belem ►r here, tela is no Ionil
coasiIcration. In lite heavier waists
there it butcher's linen, wliteh tents
Itself nicely to the embroidery
ueolle anti white Idque, 11,1014 heavy
can also be embroi lernd if the
stitch.- are not too lou` or the
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now A WOMAN
TIfANKS A MAN.
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' l'Irnwo don't a" 771* man's voice
trap, psala(11 wish rmburrassmont.
„Oh, but It was q•, klrtd of you!'
'toilette! the w•orn•n. IIB •Ituffled his
bet and grew redder.
" Il la Eothing at 1111," be ■taln-
merol.
" Bnt It erne smell n big notlhing
to m', lemurs you, and I h +p o you
tl,aler':tttnd how very mash I do 111-
pntLerns toxo wastes . precbtto y our go.wlrtese," she pee -
Duck really adapts Itself better Meted, ht Italics and small capitals,
to the polka dot u-, nn the E'rencle 1;11 1p� *4 t!, mon b'gnn to wife, lin
clip, the rain 'solo and to 111..hid *''ver thought n 111',kinem In hie
Emmet knot, anal really beautiful 1'/''' mu.h lest dose one.
Aid till b•rwitte he had hunted up
n ram' .n rhe directory ftir the over-
nietoeintive Ilttln w0nutn.
Dotted Swim" IN aomelhiug that is Intl !t queer how men do bola
rl, who
very well known, an 1 title year alt h, lie tc] nm7 hnateb� 1.1 an ed n l/Mused
theyearo taking the dote and seat-
lit/tinier to the dialogue wills they
tering French (note through (lieut. 011)i.11 111 thPlo Iso cream soda.
The •Swiss Is hirhigkt with as Targe ..g.,,, th it poor mn:1 le nctunliy wip-
dota ne 1,oaaible, then, upon thee,,1:441 lir anent of agony he to 1.!.
French knots are made. if union- I fort head pint b want. Ito waft thanked
try holds out the French knot( are to d x0411 .
effnots are prolu"od In thlsevery-
day material by judicious arrange-
ment 'of the polka dot,.
at Ill ' Ey) •ritueulnl Farm at Ot-
Unva arc ageeel that the M'ro•teit
method of ern'Iirattg w1111 m•trtard,
by spru)lug infested growing crop
with sulutlune of copper NulpiuttP. le
the most effcclunl yet tried. Their
e1(uelesion, melted at after many Px-
it-ritucntr. is that fifteen peewit. of
reposer r(1Iphnle dies thee In fifty
gallons of Witter to the acre, when
Ilse m:,star' plants are young, Is the
most t'/feetitto the marvel, a14 re -
garde the grnln crops. nal the most
Pconomleal to OOP. The nveruge
cost lel this medication 1p "% boot one
.1(.11 lie per Here.
In 11.111 utet, where the grrr. ler
(portion of the 1Innta voile wild
mustard are really bird -rats•. whirls
Is store generally known n.1 eharlo•,.
the Ment means of destroying Ole
weed Is by using (when the went Is
young) forty gallows pin note of Mu
per cent. solution of "sulphate of t•tpr-
Irr; but If the eharlr•k b, in floW-
er Iw much a* slily gallons of a four
per cent. and ttiun will be neeesa.try• out off at way state of Ile growth
Thp aslrtrnRur beetle, which has below the corn the weed must die.
been troublesome In the Wingers div- lase flax, lstoss11. gid, known os
trlr•t, should be troate.l lit sprnying fate. flax, ion, be Sett 'fie of emcee -
with either kerosene emnleion u1. alternating heel crops to sllceea-
wllale-ell wrap.
The rod turnip beetle, which vis-
ite 1I,nitnba and 11r) Northw'wt
Territorles now and again. can Iwo
got Ail of by spraying or dueling t1"►
planta with arsenical potions In the
same was an for the Colore.ko beetle.
Sttoul'i Hi-ltlelt Columbia tow nimbi
visit of by 14, mealy plum 1phle.
Nprny with what, -o11 soap ani quns-
rl:..
Reter4ing to q 'e'tw WO seeds should
be allowed to mature. And by far the flax.
most important to the farmer le to Rag wept and wild mustard shout/
APO Hint he pmrchnse hie seeds for be treated alike.
ills crops Gv�hent he eon deiw).wi 111:011
getting r.•li4be g•14ulw, It Is false ec-
onomy to buy "cheep' 1001(1.
lite roust/len Tenth,
generally (mimes Into bloom 1n July
and August. maturing Il* t11-111 per -
Ocularly 111 the latter month. Until
the fields are ele.riel of this pest
drop out of the rotnllun 1111 crops
that allow tho thistle seeds to ripen
bolero these are curt. it le desirable
to plough under pasture land 1'n Juno,
'or land from w'Idd/ a crop of bate has rutl d ramex (all the same noxious
been rcm,ret early In July. and to weed) is to pull out root and cvery-
wl.rk lite lama those ploughed upon. t(11ug.
Ilio surf/too, so that all thistles will The w'l1 parsnip only flowers the
be kept under .tntil fall, ter the time secoa44 year, so that If the flower
for mowing waiter whrmt. Operate a' be out before the seed'fornls the wood
threw year rotation of wheat, rye, can he at (wore got rid of.
barley, or oats. witty Outer, follow- Cocklebur or rlotbur will surramh
rel by a hove otop. In removing tide- to elan culture with some hoed Colo
lint front perinan'ltt pastures on nli1t mediae so cMver or mereiew
etlff clays two or Owen cutting', a grass, with frequent mowing• *111
year with the scythe or mower for keep It undermlhj•rtton. By n11 worm
a few years will suffice, but In open. prevent it frau reeding, and to ac-
a'tleoile 1300 spud will hate to Ie' re. rremplith this It luny be noruesary to
tmorted to. 'Pee float rotting shout,' go through *urn and .tubus fields
Int' just before the thistles hio.o0'iu
The wow tldslle may he eradicate./
in 1111 mune manner. Tule weed Woe.
some 1n .1111y, maturtert it. eo01!■ 111
J uly, Augu.t aril September. It
wilt grow to any kiwi of soli.
(yno•Ih gram, or quack grass, growl Exp"rlmrntnl Yarm uuth•rr111.1P have*
in all kind,' of crop from early rt.•v,mmehde4 n Rusetnn thistle to by .
spring wet 11 late autumn, maturing pi iced In emit se1101)l-hrn1s1, an that
Its s,wle In Angus(. To got rid of it *Ito pupil. nifty beeom4 faml:twr with,
plough lightly iu:trr harvest, then 1t, anti bo taught to kill It wherever
!nervier- with the ordinary harrow, they find It as they wuall n rattle -
n od owe the .prang tooth cultivator mnnkr. P••rmlt 1.w Rus.lsu thistle to
to retake tho roots of the 'grass free go to seed, and In two years yon *111
from the (aril. Whrwt dry burn, them. lot rid of 1l. But be careful that all
send sown be as pure and clean as
prseible, and .xereine eoperlal care
In regnr0 to flex IOWA and millet, or
nay of lbw smaller and lighter seeds.
(:orn, potatoes, beets t,r any culti-
vated clop, well taken rare of, will
la two yenta rid the land of not only
Bnesinn thlwll'., bot of nearly al
other noxious weeds.
e.
tic:►tterei over the south hetwreu i •• Atd rt en Nth n he 1180 n al'y date
the liolkn dots, and the whole has n gloat favor for n w• Man, al ex -
n ray neat look an I is quite din- I P•'nN( of 'time, triad'' nal m rev,
ti1ctlae, beenu.e it le st'm:•th!.ng Ilia Ntill dentes to tin thanked for It."
that cannot be bought ready mala 1 ••g,p't•f (1.' nil•n flop wmoo makes
M rilIII About the Merl. his 11.0 n hurtle,' by her efin'Ivenene
The 1801401 and mrntosrlines are the *o few -Weston- 146.14I' pow to thunk
most ehnnning of the mummer ,'man tdr+l;', anyway," reflected t1+
gowns, tett toile holds !ts own, tar- oalb''r girt.
fettle w111 not clown, and fonlnrl t " 1'.-o, I harp nntl+rd tint ane
her, figuratively Npeakime, rimes li:tln p1,rnee Hud the. right kind of
from Ile nsllea. Tin nett fn:lIorde 1 1 ince to fin with it nor quite tee ugh
nrr In Imonnel4 k1lwus paticrnm. ntld, to reward it nit 1 for .itch thingm."
the smartest of the foliar' gnwnn Part Bother the 4fntme,' ntefiPd
here ekirta, mon pleats' nn.i w1th. her frleed. te;ulnhl;. " You are ,•r-
out trains, eleenalrely long in front tel i; a mlAmrm of til • gentle ,,rt
and on the aides, and merely round- of PrP t,1'gr8phy, vulgarly known
ed At tato back. ns 'go-go'L-tn,' in r dear N 1'."
N 1.'s" "1p4).417• of b, fol 111'.
"But whet In the use of employing
it stupid .errant like hnm'tn 14pi-elll
when you have it much subtler, 'nor/.
intelligent and ntcurnte 19111, 1110
language of the humtao eye 7 It
t NERVES. canteys In shorthand a whole rol-
1 tt ��` l; I'l l-IZVl:S. ume err emotions -and gratitude le
n1. emotion that tamer Its beet •nine
0000000000000000000000000 w'mn translate:' by the tongue."
' 1t is not at all snr,.ntc that w„- "But Ir yml don't say anything
men kayo 'nerve'',' naf.l a phyel Ian nt
all, the Iwnefaelor Le lokely to
tin other day. • you weal noble that _mlmuwlergtnnd,"
they belong( particularly to those 1 "Oh, of (mune., you meet may a
women what 7[l'tr tendtng what we little -a t.r7, little, however -owl
might roll n strewn,1a 1 foe, /Ind not the man «i'1 he ort tench orxom-
eo much timing those for whore exist.
for Goble than If you ormr.rwrejlNmexl
unlit h s more Immlru01 affair.him with n' deluge of voter. roue not
"I:oprdaIly ,k, we Owl 'nerves vohubie grntlhrfr. Ano then, ono,
c 1m in p1 In you eon make ynnr 0y4 mo
$000000000coocoocccoc00000
$ WIIY" WOMEN
stein with spring grain crops, or rye
followed by a hoe4 crop, the syn
not being allowed to rllwat. Wilma
will flax 1s found only 1n pate/hes
In meadows the Itlfested parts n+y
be out and mid tor soiling Ittlrpuses.
When Lucerne eon ba eub.t(tutrxl
Inc meadow, the first cutting would
tate piece before the flax Is ripe.
Pigeon weed generally gets In
It loot end rye geode and timothy.
nth newts lit clover and a1s1le. it can
be tree teI about the rano as w114
Wit I wait Is an nnnaal nuisance,
and will fairly well s,wenab to the
anise treatment es wild mustard.
ELM, dragon OF tonal nix w old.)
railed butter and eggs, and while
young ',lints may be rooted out by
Wind the 'summer, fallow is the most
offeetive remedy.
Only Thorough Sulo ser Owl/owlet
will dsotroy •slid Iettnce. The 0.11,
way to fret rid of -sour Meek. yellow
dirk. cull 't1 dock, narrow dock, or
a twine..., oa,•n' ty. n erg
th:f molority aro crimin111y °n1.' 1•^n.
I have known women to not only
attempt. -hot to- accuwttliah.a., hat- I
day's work In an eines) on n sup
of coffee not a roll for bt•rnkfa„',
n*N6 ten And toast, or a (.hamlets
eeinlro and n bowl of milk for len-
citron.
"Vre'ncnlly i hare seen e,
party of Ririe making their m!,idny
men! of an Ire cream *14,111. They
probably -swan their extra leneh
money for Inrn mtnckings or neck
ribbon., bit they expend ten times
their Mane In •It*Nty.
(u w man trial living on tbnt plan
he would soon eotlepee, tmt, AN men
nrr ronstltate, there to two Twee
of apprehension along float line,
foe w man think', mora of hie menet
than n woman does 11011sn 1t hap-
pens to he a tete-a-tats *fids af-
ter the theatre).
Another ?Nixon for a woman's
prominent aervons charaeterletien U
that she never shtelds her
They are allowed to heeome too sen-
eitivP. 11 she misses to ferry she
dnN not elf calmly anti welt for
the next one 'lain rite oto the feign
of the wet, tape her font npt1 the
floor and to cosllnlally on the alert
tend•-fpeewierad,
11 Augu*t and (I plumber.
Tit • sal+wort or Ituselan tll.tle le
more like the common tumble -weed
thin any other id not In the North-
west, and et great w post N It la
ensue qunrtors that the WIn,corigin
Repeat tide prw-ese twice or thrice
area owlet genes w111 disappear. -
'silo Ox- Kyr Da Loy
btmaii le front .Tune 1.0 September,
awl grows rr'•ry where where It le
not wtn,trl. Tide weed In propagated
entirely by lumina of the seed. and
is e(nnmon In "cheap" wr1&
just a lithe manning, ambiguous
enough t10 be lia.erpreted In rev- I
eral wnya 11 "ten him .0011gh
filets nlre to try for the rent el -Ula
tiny to unravel the hidden meanies.
with Its tame) of flattery, to ore a
reward In Itself,"
"That is n11 very well for a pret'y
girl like y(01l-men aro (mite likely
to think n gln8ce of any kind from
eyes like ytn0re a 'rewnrd In 1H
1w11,' " r1g1101 flop other girt. "Rut
they neral more rurreney in prMsor-
tton or its 1111110 docreaoes, from
pinluer women,. It takes ten words
or looks of tweeter/1M from n home-
ly girl to make one of your■ in
paytn4 power,"
Nonsense !" rstortrel " Neil,"
brusquely -she hurl- a lot of „erne
for n pretty girl-" n men appr•cl-
ntes n plinennt look from any 1v,t-
wnn, If It Is' intended to convey
n
pleasant threight. it Inlet the
messenger he Is looking nt no mach
an the me*knge. Men look deeper
than you think"
' Neverlhelens,' saki the plain
«trio+ plaintively._.::L.,,am still con-
vinced that there are plenty of
men who like better to receive a
sweet message from n pretty aer-
%Ant than from nn ugly tromp."
And she put down her empty einem
with the derisive thump of one who
knew from and experience whereof
she spokes
The tootles Mottle Here.
"She mnrrled him to reform 111tH."
"and what was the remelt 7"
"She whilst she had reformed 11im
to mnrry him."-('hlcnge !Yost.
'You hurl row. trouble. I be-
lieve," remarked the neighbor.
"Hirer it iit," retorted Mr,o l'Iancy,
w11rr heft permed victor M n elktaftef e.
mPnl with her hnehnnd. "'Twns
Chaney had all th' throuble."-t;hl-
oago Post. ,
"tweet and deliciously delicately
fragrant theme fipple blows are. They.
@wheat one awfully!
Honest Former --You ought to get
a sniff of 'em' niter they've leen
stilled into juloe.-Now York Even -
Ing Journal.
HP -Here's a
French dressing
(the -What to It
get It
Ile -Paid for It.
Ian dressmaker's
Press.
'le your wire one of three women
who look nt their Intettan s Ant fifty.
7 mode a mnn of yew?' " asked the
impertinent (riend.
No," answered Mr. M0rkt001. "Hen-
rietta is very unassuming. Ohs
merely says she has done her best."
-Wfuhtngtnn Star.
Ile -I wonder why It to no man hes
ever suceeected In enpluring the
wealthy Mtn, Bntllnn T
Sweet Girl (between spnonfwls/-
Sh a has always been melt emote!' to
buy her own ice -cream. -New York
Weekly. .
new receipt for
7 Where 11.1 you
yn71r Park -
MIL -Philadelphia
"Ali 4 ('rofensor, if we 00/11,1 ode-
ynntelp expreem oar admlralMn 1"
"I krwny ant reit dltfk:vit. Iodise;
1 it 1 nm entlalte•1 ven my admirers
dor se heat spy onn.•"-Nuck.
"f), yar know anything about hype
milieu) 7" eteke.l tin girl In the pink
waist.
"Well," replied the fluffy hatred
mnl'1, ns 141141 11n1'I up her left hand
to Misplay it sparkling solitaire to
letter a/lvnntags, "you ran Jude,. for
yrntr•etf."n.'Ctlle*gn flatly News
t.41 me you can't agars t11e money
for those raga I wa4Pt0.l to buy to -
'di r' 1'rIbu1la►
Indications of Nerve trouble
Stuudy These Symptoms and See if You Are in Need of the Great
Nerve Restorative,
DR. CHASE'S NERVE FOOD.
Beetles*, tangw4, week and weary, no life, no energy. tired 1111 the time, lbvobleng.p1lpltnttng bear%
heart toilette, aleeplens nighty. ., l'ben etnrlings, morning lnnguor, hot flash.., Lenin fag, iniblit,y to work Or
think,Pxhnustion on exertion, •g'nral numbnra:, dead nil over. told hand, nn 1 fret, flogging nppetlte. stow
tligewtton, fowl ho vy, enelly excited, nertoaut. moo •len twitch..trength fella, trembling bowie and 111whs. ha-
steady
♦steady gait, 'lmb+puff, lose of flesh, lo•1 of monenlnr ,ower, Irritable, deepondrnl,hysterical. err a4 laugh
at anything, two' el melan:h„lin, etrrvly decline, ,omplede potato -neon.
Mr F. ('I 1"•. 40 (11nadn et root. Hnmdton, entre : "For it number of yours i have been n great' Meter*
front hereon. h,•alnrltr and nervous dytp•p:•1n. i had no epeetlte, nn 1 my whale ser ite system WM\
nrr) rthnwde•*F: J hove found Dr, Chasten Nerve rood very helpful. 1t aermrrl to gn right, eke said
of tr,N'bl', rr11P%Inl( 111' 1)r1r1neh n'p rnvtpg lllgention anti toning up the evatem generally." 1
111rP. Symon'', 41 St. flairetr^t. Pellevlle, Ont., states: "Rome weeke not,( began n enetemi of testate
meat with Pe.('It*a•'a Nerve Food, nn9 remind It it very aatlefrer't.'ry moil, lee. 1 was formerly troubled
with nertntlrrxUlnetion nu) a wont', fluttering benrt Whenever my heart to•bored moi would pore op -Ile N
wenknr•re Antal Tnee,, «hill weep vrry iad
tro.ng. Illy mennw of tilt.
t 1•atment my hate bP,otnw
strong nevi henlihv, and the netlon or my heart •rani to be regn1lr. 1 can ranmmen I hr. (•hose• Nerve
E'ootl no on excellent Meetei0e.'
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