The Brussels Post, 1908-7-16, Page 61
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•T12e negligee or flowered mull is end-
Mg.
nd-
1ii meat laver w.14 Milady ju t. DOW.
• FhOrli is it great vogue for burred nue-
terials-iawus, hinnies, and natenins.
The present sleeve i,5 close, but rent
tight; it amide the arm willean bind-
ing IL
lanbto'dered Swiseee, €inen flowered
er in phalli whsle, are much u.wd in the
making of tea gimes arl l jackets.
(i0a t eftr is rre still I,1 _d in the. prey -
ince of the elegant nogiig. e, and em-
broiderxi crepe shames with fringe are
used in sone el the elaborate gtsvns.
For t dress. of silk or )citing, the cnll-
lat t lea and slew's may be of lace or
entl i''deted net., and the inserted veal
set It ane may be of !wavier lae0.
The line e 11.1..1.2 pr :•s ri s many charm-
ing pi ssibilitee for trimming, leer the
overseen. almost :nvatia ly is llydered
in one way cr mooting. Of ,ours:-, with
the Parieeenum swill zn (':,ening is the
sigrl•tl 1:r the intredue ieal of the bizarre
(.n,i the extravagant role that so often
Cli ra t rives her dress.
Aepieepeiale garments to lesson the
dc:, rose ne-l.ok of mourning n het wea-
ther mairlies feurel in g ,ran variety. Re-
cauilsa fre,ru these ranks are voile crepe
rte elene, oreu o tine .'.e sole, nuns veil-
ing, Ioligee null, and fawn.
S
tlh ars r site eel
t r.yli fe .as 1 not d e r
pr ('i f"r niLurning and tho flowers
should :how na toueh of cola. The
sailor is remitted, but the ornam.'nta-
tlen of ail millinery is confined to tune,
net, or •riblon,
Embroidered filet net bandy; oemtinue
to by c:mei:t^nr-•us. One of th3 newest
is wide, five cr six inches, worked heav-
ily in barbaric colors and styles--
"Monlenegrine the buyers eel) it. The
bards conn in various wi•lths and their
price is not exorbitant.
To say that et skirt has a high waist -
1 ne describes it only partially, For in-
stance, it may Le gored er circular, or
gored circular, or again, g,. reed plaited.
It. may be fitted in to the figure, or it
may hang from its bet m true empire
faLshion. Three are so many versions
that elmrst any lyj,•e of wen,an can be
T• he tunic fele is Prem four to six inch-
es wide. is out en the bras, is (lien of
rill P1 -r material, end nreeis in a [Dint
tackteck end font. This is applied to the
Salt meth ene rote of stitching, It gives
the ,ir •mane.: of the end of the tunic
fall] :'ver the skirt, therefore els name.
TLe exc:dlence et one guimpe e:esign
lies in the fact that there :s not an inch
d .surr•lus fabric. about the waist lane.
where it is cl•:sely fibted. It carr he
fared with a round er square yoke, as-
curdine ifs the to;' outline of the dress
it is WAT1 11 1113. cr the plastron exie;nd-
ang to the waist line is elfin:flee.
A &lofty ulterneon gown is carried
cut in ictus 13h:e shantung silk, wtven
with the now bright surfaced silk, and
far s.ftVr end mere supple in `•xiure
than the silks that were wcrn last yeor,
and l,i '; wn Sonnetime a5 tuesere and
soms Lues as shantung This new lo-
u• blue, too, is a lovely ,shade and one
which is almost univc ally becoming.
Fai,ll on'a w:,ie diverse me lh:s seas,n
hev • their compensating t ashes. The
tall end naturally short wa G'ed women
in the high waister gown leecomes all
skirl. She Ilnds relief in the Grecian
tunic, Which h 1,rea
ks thal on Inc:hom
waist 0 here and relies s the unb,olcn
expanse- of ak et that otherwise would
b' Intl. sled( for her.
Tire ins urreful woman wilt find an
menta
ill:<. field
r trimming ,
nmany
of the Gilles on se:e this euerisen. Such
vara+ten as shantung ondnyant. and
tee Ike cordo spcttered with 'urge or
seal 11 mcda;l:on., which can be.teut out
and apr,liqucd on gowns for trimmings.
Anel silks printed in eight wide stripes
pats till effectively bands of trimming for
elan ru ferlu'.s.
N.+ garment could b++ mere delightful
than the real French morning warner
Le those tali:, spend their mornings in
their l slim +.ntts. This dies net mean that
many French women do not misuse this
pretty gown by postrontng their toilet
mitt they are going cut, iiut tine should
not fall tale this mistake, even when
ons has learned the fascatal.ion of the
"matinee," as this garment is called.
No part of a w;,matis outfit is ee he-
earning as a well chosen and daintily
itrad•a tea gown, and, while it is only
in tell 'e3 for the most infe,rmel wine, it
IS as reressary es a reception gown.
While the lines are !thee 101;1 graceful,
the iigute is usually fit led, and the loose
Dewing effect is given by the drapery
and sleevess. The letter often. are of the
sample fri11 style, and sometim'av are
Draped in Grecian style fon, the tip of
the shoulder, the soft fabric Ratingen
peep 1 nt�
P neat ,
Iw 1 to
Y the foot of the
s]( et,
Tinted
lacca seem to grow more and
mere popular es time goes on, and they
are sena perhaps to the gr:meal advant-
ege when they are ernpteyed feu the
fahk riing el blouses rxunpesed of cluny
insertion land intended for wearing with
slc e s f sillcoline e1' crepe de chine.
'They are bathe; largely used. tco, fn
combination with sills eoutaohe 13 iieUng
I; r Ike' retaking of those small sacque
coals which ore so easily slipped on
Over 131•: ase, of ant re chiffon, and which
Yelp 10 make e pretty picture when coat,
House, and skirt nre ail of the same
shade,
DITTO.
Wiliam had jut learned how .(o use
fifty d110 rack Ile thoroughly alrprect-
ated its use as a time-saver and deter-
mined to put it to 000junt. Therefore,
hes next letter 'mane rend like this:
"'Dear Fulhel';
"I hope you are weft,.
" " mother is "
" Sister ' "
'° brother " "
"I wish you Were hero.
u mother was "
II U •stater 11 11
▪ a lyre Cher " "
"Wlltittim."
"Sri seethe 11ke a Very 1'eenr'eed
nets. I naheiLPa 'Wham for?"' •
A Remarkable Recovery,
Mre. Frank SLreiebe, R. F. D. 1. Apple
inn, \\'is•, writes; "1 b gen ming 1'e,una
a f .w 111,1114; azo, when ray heath and
sheng'h were all gone, end I was no-
thing by a nervous wreck, coald not
sleep, eat (a' rest preporly, and felt no
leer' to live. P.•runa made ale look ut
1e; in u different light. as 1 begun to
regan my 1-st str.nglh,
1 certainty think Peruna is without
a rival as a tonic and strength huilder."
WILSON'S
FLY
PADS
Fvary packet
wul kill I
morn flies than
000 sheets
of sticky paper I
—BOLD BY—
DI',UCOfSTS, CMOaERS AND GENERAL STORES
ace. per packet, or 3 pe okete for Sha
will last a wholo aeaeon.
JAIL FOR TAKING LOAN.
Bankrupt Loses honor and Bank by
Buying Horses on Credit.
English law is always very strict with
regard to bankrupts, who, having failed
to secure a discharge of their bankruptcy
from the courts, secure credit for more
than $ IUD.
Tlets Everard William Wylde has just
found to his cost. For he has been sen-
tenced to three months' imprisonment
for an offence. of this kind and will in
all probability entail the forfeiture of his
^,rocs of the Order of St. Michael and St.
George. which he received for his services
as de•ie'gele of the British Government to
the Int:•rnalional Slave Trade Congress
at Brussels in 188e.
\Vylcle is a man of 00 years of age, who
has spent a number of years in the For-
eign Office, from which he was obliged
after 30 years of service to retire on ce-
ment of financial difficulties.
He has on several occasions been em-
ployed as secretary of legation and bears
a name honored in the annals of the
Foreign Office, where his father and
grandfather served with distinction be-
fore him, and also at court, with which
his people were likewise connected.
But he seems to have completely lost
his head. having while an undischarged
bankrupt, not only purchased race hor-
se; on credit. but even leaving them
trained by the well known trainer,
Charlesle, Waugh, without having a
penny
In pay either the latter or the vendors of
the horses.
MUTUALLY TRAPPED.
These was a moment* silence after
the introduction. Wu/manlike, each was
menially "sizing the other up." Then
one si.oke.
"My hull:and frequently speaks t f
you;" she said.
"Indeed!" returned the other.
"\ly hi:el.aud thinks you aro wonder-
fully clever:'
„Really? Why, thud's the way my
husband talks about you. He told mo
how you reehlped and recoereet that
eel parasol, and so saved $3.75.'
"Parasol.! Why, I never touched r.
until my husband had harped all one
day un your cleverness in upholstering
and relining a perambulator at a saving
of WO."
"Nensens_I The thing that made me
do that was llle way my husband talked
about that parasol, Then he got me to
The finest tea grown in the world is
the standard of quality used in prepar-
ing "Salado' Tea. Sold only in sealed
ked packets.
retrimming a lest year's hal because
eon were working over an old dress.'
"But I never started to do that until
my hull:and had te1t1 me five tunes
about your hat, 1 wasn't going to ad-
mit that you could be any mere ems
ncin:cil l than I."
"Why, really, I heard of (hut dress
lwenly-fuer hours before I touched the
hal'
Impassible) "I-- " llocn she stopped
and her eyes began to flash, "1 believe
ear husbands--' afro begnn again,
"I believe they have," chimed in the
other, bcccming excited also,
"1 L'S a vvicited shin o"
"An outrage. They've just tricked us,
there all.'
"It was a regular plot. And to think
bow he mnde me work, 111 get a new
gown to -day."
"Ann 1 a hat.'''
The two women went into n n lllinnr's
nerd spent all the money 111>y could
scrape together. And the two then got
mighty little for dinner thaLnighl, and
when they complained they were
promptly convinced that they aught to
have said nothing.
Don't ask tor a stone and expect to
get bread,
Creditor ---"I any, old men, why don't
yen get out Of debt?' Debtor.-"Ilnvera't
time, lecers Me busy gutting inn
FROM BONNIE SCOTLAND
NOTES OF INTEREST FB011 11118
BANKS AND BRAES.
What is Going On in the Highlands
and Lowlands of Auld
Scotia
The price of the 4 pound loaf in Aber -
de' -n has been reduced from o 13 to 12
t'C1S,
The lwe days' show of tl e. Agrleul-
lural wais held on the '.;e ts'oun
F'testere is starting a crusobe against
harvesting iminuture herrings in the
Firth of Forth.
Wm. Wale's and Wm. Mackenzie,
Ioehg:l'y, have been fined 65 elleh 100
fishing with .1'tlinun I'e0.
TLe:e kale lien large (trowels at rho
Ednlanr;.h Exhibition; the attendance
Let en.: day needled 12 005.
At N. w' on of 1)eershaw, near Banff,
Mei pt agleam wire fatally .suffocated
by the Minos nem tt sieve. -
Tho death is al neun-ed of Major C.
E. h1:11, at Bancholy, ,.vest 41. He took
part in the relief of Ladysmith.
The Archaeologists of U a goev liavc
got 62.3411 with u view to saving David
Dale's net mansion -house, but 815,000
is rev - red.
1 n•c illy Il o !sand men are affected by
Ih • shipyard . e k :alt in Glasgow. About
U.t.ote of LL.cc❑ belong 10 the Clyde dis-
trict. •
A meta. rent. was unveiled in. East -
hales Com len., Galashiel.ls, over the
grave (f Private John hiorrisem, an In-
dian Mutiny V;Mran.
The dead boly of Wm Meldrum,
ghillie, was found In Glenniol'e Forest.
He was drat through the head and a pis-
tol lay at his side.
The Invereek School Board of Edin-
burgh Lave 1 srned that some shoal
pr,m 105 wilh:n their district are swarm-
ing with hundred of rats.
Knmalco'.m can offer more attractions
than most places of elle same sire, and
that is the reason why ft is becoming
more and mere popular. •
James drew, grave digger, was found
hang ng by the lint deed in ltilmadock
Celle:Lary by Lady Mui", of Deollston,
and a lady arnpanton.
Thea
O. en Chinches Aesoc1aLien inti-
mate that orrengements have b:en made
by which St. Andrews Church and
Rmceny Church of Glasgow will.bo open
daily. -
The splendid new bridge which Perms
pert of the extensive scheme by the
Caledonian Railway Company at Egling-
ton 'beet has now boon opened for
traffic.
SUMMER. COIl'IPLAINTS
RILL LITTLE ONES
At the nrst.signs of illness during the
hot weather months give the little oneS
Baby's Own Tablets, or in a few hours
the child may be beyend cure. These
't'able'ts will prev'ent.summer cemplainls
if given occaslonully to wolf children,
and will promptly cure these troubles
if they sere unexpectedly. Baby's Own
Tablas should always. be kept in every
home where there aro young children.
There Is no other medicine so effective
and the mother has the guarantee of a
gevernment 011013st that the Tablets aro
absolutely sale. Mrs. E. Lelurn, Caril-
lon, Qua., says: "Baby's Own Tablets
are the best medicine I know of for re-
gulating lite stomach and bowels. I
thunkother should he without this
v
i,
i Sold c -old by medicine dealers or
by mall at 25 eenle a box from The Dr.
Williams' Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont.
,p
Of the 15,074 empty houses in Gins.
gow, 14.000 are houses of three rooms
and kitchen and under. The tramways
can only be held responsible to a small
extent for this.
Is there anything more annoying than
having your cern stepped upon? .is tlrero
anything more delightful Than getting
rid of 11? Holloway's Corn Cure w 1I do
it. Try it and Le convinced.
WHAT BECOMES OF OLD BOOTS.
What becomes of okl boots and shoes
has hitherto been almost as puzzling a
problem as where all the pins to go.
1 he solution, however, is given in a Crude
journal. "Old boots and shoes of lea-
ther," the Journal says, "are cut up into
small pieces, and then ore put for two
days into chloride of sulphur, the effect
of which is to Inane the leather very
herd and brittle. \Vhen this is fully
effected the material is withdrawn from
Ma action of Ilia chloride of sulphur,
noshed with water, dried, and ground to
powder, It is then mixed with some
substance that will cause it to adhere to-
gether, such as shellac or other resinous
maferiai meven a good glue,
and
a
thick
solution of strong
gum, It is
after-
mills
flr-
vut s pressed into moulds toform
meths, buttons, and a variety of other
useful articles, Prussiate of potash is
also made out of old leather, It is heated
with pearl-ash and oil iron hoops in a
large ped, The nitrogen and earben form
cyanogen, and then unite with the Iron
and potassium. The soluble portions ago
dissolved out, and the resulting salt,
added to ane of iron, produces the well.
lalown Prussian blue. either for dyeing
purposes or as a pigment."
ISSUE NO, 28-08.
FOOd
Product m
Libby's Cooked
Corry ted
There's a big diff er
s
ence between just
corned beef—the kind-
sold
indsold in bulk—and
Libby's Cooked Corned
Beef. The difference
is in the taste, quality of
meat and natural flavor:
Every fiber of the
meat of Libby's Cooked
Corned Beef is evenly
and mildly cured;
cooked scientifically
and carefully packed in
Libby's Great Wbi1e Kitchell
It forms an appetizc
ing dish; rich in food
value and makes a sum"
mer meal that satisfies!
For Quick Serving :—
Libby's Cooked Corn.
ed Beef, cut into thin
slices: Arrange on a
platter and garnish with
Libby's Chow Chow!
A tempting dish for
luncheon,dinner,supper
Write for tree
book lel-" oto
loThingsketo Eat"
loslsl on
Libby's el
your dealers.
Libby, McNeill &
Libby, Chicago
SCRAP IN THE MARKET.
"But these legatees have black eyes,"
protested tho angry housewife.
"Oi can't help that, mum," replied
Marketman Grogan. "You see, the po-
lalocs got mixed with the squashes an'
got to Miin'.'
Something More Than a Purgative. --
1•c purge is the only effect of tunny
pills 1110W on the matinee Pamelee•s
Vegetable Pills are more than a purga-
tive. They strengthen the siemech,
where other pills weaken it. They
cleanse the blood by regulating the liver
and kidneys, and [hey :stimulate where
other p111 compounds depress, Nothing
of an injurious noture, used for merely
purgative powers, ethers into their 0041-
posihlon,
CHAPTER I.
Blinks -"The Ort principle (f anar-
chism is to divide with your follewmen,
is 11 not?"
Winks--'iNo. The first ,prineeplo is
to make your fellowman divide with
you."
If a dog bites you don't be soared. Bathe the
wound with cold water and cov0t it with a cloth
,I, which weaver's Comte baa boon freely
,peed. Thu Corata relieves the pain caused by
i c (grog of insects.
TIIROUGII LOVE'S EYES.
The Brido-"That woman we just, poss'-
ecl has peer taste,"
The Groom-"Whydo you think so,
dear?
The Bride -"She merely glanced AL
you."
Worms cause feverishness. meaning
And restlessness during sleep. Mother
Graves' World Exterminator Is plcitsant,
sure and effectual. If your druggist has
none in stock, get him to procure it for
yeti.
AN OUTRAGE.
"130 you have decided to get another
physician?"
"1 have," answered Mrs. Cumrox.
"Tho idea of his ,presenibiing flaxseed
lea sled mustard plasters for poodle as
rich as we are,"
A. R. BICKERSTAFF l co.,
Stooks,n and Debentures.
tiods
Cobalt and all Mining
and 011 Stooks of
Canada and United States.
Orders executed with promptness. 0erree•
pondense solicited,
021 to 927 Traders Bank Building, Toronto, One,
Phone Main 029.
TACT,
Tact is the happy way of doing things
-tile loving way. 14 Is sensitive as to
the feelings of others. There is a plant
that grows in the desert -flet mimosa,
Lt is called, and it is a sensitive plant.
No sooner does ft hear the distant tram-
ple of horses' feel noon the earth than
it owls up its trembling leaves, There
ale people like that plant, The tactful
sail knows how to draw out these shy
nail backward ones-lhcsO boys and
girls that hardly (lenge venture le play
a game in the playgiou.nd with others.
Tact always finds a way to pub then) at
ease, and bring out Wh0tcver good there
is in them ---indeed, tact knows how to
deal with all kinds of people.
The Eiffel Tower, which is painted once
every six years, claims, on an average,
rive victims on each occasion,
"Ile has no regard kr anyone else.
Ito lies In milk of human Itind.nces."
"01 I wouldni1 *Fly that, ilO:v'a very
srseall. ,man, you know; probably ltd laps
it, but it's condensed,"
THEIR FAVORITE EXPLETIVES.
The Confeet°over-Fuelgel
The Chinaman--Ba4st
The Surgeon -Cut 1t Oull
The U1ultamel'--ZOltnds1
rh I0ll1rit--•MJ,'rcyl
'rile raad:rmlsk-Stulll
The Jolter---'lona(nsial
The see:mutatant !Twenty-11mMMl
The L unless uua eleid-o:,l
The Advert is••o-Come! camel
Ilse Reporter -Beat III
'rho 10 'a
.alFiddlesUak.
i
The Intl ev Journalist-Horrorsl
1'h D ler-013 splasi'
The 1.e. it ILI
The Exi 1x00iioner-Hang 111
The ! c hat -Oh met Oh, myl
The r Coo. --Che so ill
'rho Masseur -Rubber!
'rho Preaclicl'--heavens!
The Meller-thimnl
The Sinner -Belli
HOPE FOR I1IM.
"Rut," said the lawyer, "your case
SC0111s 1301,41043. 1 dent see what 1 can
do for yen. You admit that you beat
rear wife."
"Ins." replied the dc'entlanb, "But
my wifh.'s teutimomy will cliseount that.
S1,o'd' never udtnit that she was beat
men
HAVE YOU -STARTED
To compete for 111e SEVI7N HUNDRED
CASII PRIZE offered by the ORANGE
MEAT people? 'ro those sending in the
hn•gesbnuntier of Carlon britlems l eforc
May 31. 1309. they offer Ininr '1.'\\•'0
DOLLARS PER YEAH DURING LIFE, or
a CASA PRIZE OF SEVEN 1IUNDISED
DOLLARS.
Ask your grocer for particulars or
send postcard to OR.INIIE MEAT, hint;
..'mil flat
ti 1 i o,mat
n. The
5 d receive hall n
only complete and perfect food is milk,
Token with ORANGE MEAT, which is
made of the whole wheal, they produce
no most evenly-bulaneed food the hu-
man subject can s5lure.
RIGHT BACK AT IIIM.
Two famous physicians of different
schools were introduced one evening at
a dinner.
"Sir," saki' the allo,rath, "I am glad
to meet you as a gentleman, though I
can't admit that you are a physician.",
"Acid," l relied the homeopath. "1'm
glad to no 1 you es a physician, though
I cant ado: 1 that you're a gentleman."
When going away from home, or at
any change of habitat, he is a wise man
who numbers among 1111 belongings a
lathe of J. D. Kellogg's Dysentery Cor-
dial. Change of food and water in some
strange place where there- are no doc-
tors may bring on an attack of dysen-
tery. He ihen has a standard remedy
E f hand with which to cope with thedis-
oreler, and forearmed he can successfully
fight the ailment and subdue it.
NOTHING NEW TO IBM.
"Ostend," remonstrated his mother,
"hew S. have 1 told you not to stare
at people with your mouth open? They
don't like it, nay son,"
'But that gentleman won't mind ma,'
hastened 'rummy, "lie is a dentist."
A Quick Recovery from Fever and all siok-
nosa 14 always the case when "Rerrovim " Lho
heal tosio is used. 1t builds, it strengthens, it
gives new life. Try lt.
THE PIILOSOPIIER OF FOLLY.
"A lot of people swear that there's
nothing in faith cure," says the Philo-
sopher of Folly. "And yet every doc-
tor in the land knows that there's about
nine -tenths of his salary in it for hien."
Inc miners
Prevent. -If
To Know is to
who work in cold water most of theduy
would rub their feet and legs with Dr
Themes' Ecl'ectric 011 they would escape
n'nrscular rheumatism and render their
against Ih a
e ill ef-
fects
nether limbs 1 g
of exposure Le the cold. Those set-
ting out for mining regions would do
well kr provide themselves with a sup-
ply before starting.
ON TFIII HONEYMOON. •
The Bridcgroolm-"Ah, darling, I can
see the lovelight in your eyes."
The Bride -"Don't be silly, George.
There is nothing in any eyes but cm -
dere."
For the Overworked. -What are the
causes of despondency and melancholy?
A dlsoredered liver is one cause and a
prime 0110, A disordered liver moans a
disordered stomach, and a disordered
slomaelt means disturbance of the nerv-
ous system. 'chis brings the whole body
late subjection and the victim feels sick
all over. Parmelee's Vegetable Pills aro
o recognized remedy in this state and
relief will follow their use.
NOT --WASTED.
Ak1 army officer in charge of a native
dislr.ol in South Africa presented to the
Kaffir boy, who aehd es has parLiculalr
servant, a pair of strong, heavily -nailed
ALT
ilhoY
bbo
0Y
tsw.
as de
liBki
ed with the gift,
and at once sat, down and ;put the boots
on. They were the vet y first pair he
had over had in his life, and far several
days afterwards he strutted proudly
about the Damp.
But at 1130 end of 1130 week he appeared
as usual with bare foot, and the boots
tied round his neck,
"Hellen nand his master. "Why dan't
you wear your boots? Are they too small
fo* yau?11
"013, no, sah," replied the Kenn
n'ar,
"they plenty big. Berry nice boots, soh,
11011 no good for walking or running.
lefako uml fcIlsh too much stow, 5911.
Keep boots now for wear in bell,"
—4
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A new
sensation.
A real
ateh pleasure,
CiteavittOl The big
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Tobacco
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But redness knows
I Cant afford IC' ley the prime
For silken hose,
PIIAR\iACEUTICAL,
Dnobar-' II siletl00 is goldon, epeech
must be emir,"
Druggists --"Yes, especially when 11
happens le be caustic,"
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After a anon has 111101301 around the
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with suecisss lie begins knocking the
world,
Mr, Al red Brown, of Merdlon,
Ont. says -"For six years I have
not known what it WAS to bo flee
from pain. 140 olio ever sutured
more from itching Weeding Piles
than I.dld and I trled everything
to get Mired but frilled. One day a
friend of in ne who hod beep cured with
ZA.n.nuk gave mo a part cf a boa m try,
and the rel[ f !got was p,a343011001. l lhso
booght a $lpply and before 1 and toed It all
was comple ely cured.°
Of all druggists And stores, 3ce.'
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city and town in Canada with waterworks t0 nal)!
h patent arttole needed in ever horde, hotel and,
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FADRD HAIR to Its original dolor. All drat
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179 )ting St. west, Toronto,
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The Canadian Fairbanks Co., Limited, Toronto, 095
Montreal, Winnipeg, Vancouver.
For pleuralgia, Headache,
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go CENTS. ALL DRUGGISTS, OR
The Pango Company, Toronto
WHOLESALE
LYMAN BROS. & CO., Toronto and Monireai; LYMAN KNOX &
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It
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THE e
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LIMITED
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DIRECTORS.
Arthur Dinnls, Contractor, President.
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AUDITOR.
Henry Barber, Toronto.
The property eonsislas of 28 40 -acre Claire immediately adjoining the
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100,000 shares lura now offered to the public at 15 cents per share, Do
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