The Clinton News-Record, 1899-01-12, Page 6-e
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vzy !t% TdIigarWINTER HBA1.111 HINTS. . Good loolving
10.0.1110#40.044.11s0Oriettala•aataa w's"ravy.
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• About the Uouse. almovena dberttvw"een'antilhets4ht-004,411"otPlram48/3.°644144. Tintineese7Dr. Samuel "Jelasson
,3 pm. The nursery must be a simay Moe ed with Sir Robert Chanbere .
no higher than reventy. Dueinie the bete fussed &bait, suggeliting remedial •
until Johnson *aid: "Prithee The conealtate tbe foundation for
alp ed. AS the feet.are pectsliarle Dena-.
Ereakfast is the bettlest Meal ot
tire to chill, Use)" should be roteoted t4ass mo? Stay till I an well and health and happiness,. Without good
. • e see
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Whoiesern• Feed,
room to which the thertnometer gone said csomplato,ea of feeline Cham- Healthy Appetite.
Porfsct I I
AROUND TIXEstallEAKFAST TABLE, oigIst, it may be cool and well- ventilat-
'tlaY to Feparo' Ae e rule i•I'PPettt°11 •bY atout ;shoes, end in dam Pweather that Yon ahail. tell nie how to Cure nie- aPPetits sati good digastiOn all tlie
Worth. 'Uotalas Sarsaparilla ere,.
wholesorae ust he Berval. about ehe room barefooted, ie a 'mint Otte is weU la the them Us talk about ates ea appetite, tones and atrengtla
- It its a geed Welt, unless there la a of. Which the wails metber disaperovee,
hew to keep well. ens the stomacla and gives it power to
ey maY e fected by any detest of otroulation, It is constantly cueing atogmassYlv trousl
pected to be present, to serve' such ate. treated to a brIsic rubbing dOwn with Tight or high toilers are` therefore isles, and to tired, duseouraged and sue,
"" individualle. • plied to. the head after it has been stoops tering roe. and women it is. giving the
physical vigor an
tioles as can be prepared quickly and alaolsoi. This filitteld also be freelY ale- very bact for the et'es. if a bPY
b d dr wit a. pease tO els over his hookas°, that his throat wee- necessary ear tee tleevgaalaiteYeevlie untre
. . ea upon his ' collar, btu head, becomes H P
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auturies a wealth and. plenty are of
are laegtulfloland antalting deantY and 01,04141000 mast be worn. Running Belt" This was eatind. sense. Wteit
tiutifteLatd4he esithiladrnivven etla,reatbathed au The Eyeass-The eyea are easily ttf" flgttn'3,34,4' me by cum spepsia
alt Members ot the househola era elts
and. vvhith ehe ;mealy forbids. It has broil:gilt laaPPinese
tated breakfaet hour at which time
The oatmeal, or slush cereal as le des
ared, eal% be cooked and kept hot by
placing the' kettle in a larger kettle of
hot water, but the eleops, potatoes, eggs,
etc., should not he larepared until juat
before they are to be eerved. This will
not,'reqaire any more time than cok-
ing everything at once,•aad the person
'served. will have the. satisfaaean of
having everything hot and fresh; two
very essential teatures required to
make the meal appetizing.
Every breakfast should begin with
some kind of fruit; fresh fruit when it
Is in season, or some nice preserved
frith when it is not. Baked apples serv-
ed with rich ereara make a dainty
disletbat is relish -6103y most everyone,
stewed pares are nice, or, if something
more tart is preferred, stewed plums.
Housearevesstould endeavor to 'are tha
bill of. :fare as much as poseible.
Following the fruit should come the
cereal. It has become a very general
custom to serve some form of cereals
with the Morning meal.and we think it
a very good idea as there is :nothing so
nutritious i and if one do- : not feel like
eating, a dish of oatmeal. r irely cooked
, will often tempt the appet
a The prepared cereals that' can be
bought in packages have been partially.
.... , cooked, hence it 'only eequiree a few
rainntes• 'additional. cooking to prepare
them. They slieuldte cooked in rara -
ly boiling' salted water and should be
stirred with a fork for a fevammuies.
.A.sbestos mats'ean now be purchased
very cheaply and they. are .very con-
venient to .place under the kettle , to
prevent the cereal from burinog. They.
are 'fast *taking the place of the double
boiler, as they answer the purpose
fally as well, • • "•• ' •
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• The remainder of the meal can be
c,
varied. to spit th evishes of those be-
ing served. ' s • ' ',
Creamed dried .beef en toast makes a
very nice breakfast dish and is easy to
prepare. Preach_ toast made by _dip-
ping glees of .bread•into beaten eggs
and then frying in butter to adelicete
brown IT also relished. These meny
other dabity dishes can be prepared y
fb 3 ingenious housewife, she should
bear in mind that a good breakfast,
• tastetalle served, will put every mem-
ber of the household in a leetter humor
duties
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THE REST LIOSE PLANTS. congested. 41.th blood that cannot es- ood $ Sarsaparilla
- The frosty nights necessitate the re- cape by the Choked seine and hie eYes is Canada's greatest Medicine. -Fri ee $1
a loose, low collar; hold the head erect; L.• g%,..114
feel badly. The rules abould be: Wear PrePered by XI sod Oo., Lowell, Maas.
rest the. eyek frequently by looking "°°,44 5 r5 arwiethltood's sarsaparilla,.
up; wear glasses when necessary,.
Less of aleep--Exeept in antis cases
and under a physic:lanai orders, never
en better prepare
of the day.
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THE DOTING garrigit.
Youth le not eatuealle self-denying.
Human nature is `strongly selfish, anti
----Sse-Whetis'airlseare-*youtig-they-liaie-had.
little chance to oppose the strength of
this inherent quality, says Mrtl. Hum-
phrey, in an exchange. Stime girls,
however, If' th
others, while some are utterly spoiled.
A • doting mother is nothing more nor
less- than a' Selfish inether, TAM, to
movai of plants frera out of doors, and
which to select for window 'plants is
often quite a tiuzele. Other things
being equal those already established
in the 04118 or petit are tee ones totake drugs to "put yeu to sleep.
select, but but it pet, plant can sueeesatully: ple With a sleePless tendency should '
be removed if care is taken to not try the exeretee cure, taking plenty of
breale the roots mach. Use as small outdoor exercise early in the day, prac-
tise breathing alowly, have ti, quiet
vessels as ' possible for the window room and, should not get discouraged.
Plants. They vvill bloom baler and Physicians have noted that people ean
generally da better in every Way with long aurvive on less thanthe proper
small root room. . allowance of eleep. Many a sufferer
It era have a south or soatheast,win- bal.,ihregoveted after years et insomnia.
dow, and the room is Warm With, a childilrenrentoso meutrb. Int 1st easy to ifeitd
comparatively even ' beat, trot. , can in waxm weather too mu' eh meact Especially
the plants you like best, but if seta the stomach ana causes irritebil-
ity., The japane,se account for the
you have a north or a weaewitidaW, good, nature of Japanese children by
one Must sacrifice preference to the fact that they eat no meat. is
plants that will stand a sunless win- may be fanciful, but there is no doubt
dove. Selections train the .following th,at too much hearty fated is bad for
. .
Plants will Prove satisfactory even, else one, '
without sun: Jesraines, several 'varie- I .
= ties, Rev lutura piebably, 'the best; • . •- --- -
Sanseviera Zeylanice, toe much can- •
riot be sai in- praise of this plant; .A; THRILLING EVEMENCE
primroses,ptimule, obeonlea, auelisia's, 1
Rex begonias, all begonias do finely in • • * --•-. •
east windows; while geraniums . will A STORY TOLD BY A WELL-KNOWN
not do gaits a,s well, noribleora very . SALVATION ARMY dA.PTAIN.
. much in hinortntlews, they Willogrow
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thriftily and be .green. and nice, esP.e• • • , ' .
cially the ivy and scented geraniums, mislead* Racked From Wend to Foot WIth •
-The rose scented and ivy, Jean of Arc, neenmatte and Neuralght l'aliss--Would
do better ,without so muolasen. Than Prefer Death to'Undergoing Such Sett
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there are wandering Jew and nestur- fortis Again.
than for.4iiie growth, and kinds that From the' Post, Lindsay, Ont.
will grow for any one, tors
tra Sold nights, and move the stand such wee ceceeemeay
Pin paper tiresuid .the plants on ex- oe people te
• It is the' lot of but a limited number
entity -the oontidenee of
large circle of •
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frora the Window. ' Do not water unless 'friends and comradesas does Capt.
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necessary see prevent the leaves wilt- Jahn A. Brekenstibe, who was recent.
ing, during a colassnep,The Planta elyiuterviewed by a Post reporter at
wt11 withstand -the cold Much better th'e home of his parelits at Rosedale a
ss.lten the dirt in the csana• is ,not • wet. _ Pretty h,ainlet situated at the head of
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. ' FORCING. BULBS.
When bulbs are forced, water for the
first tints very 'heavily, so that it is a
.certainty that the 'teeter bes penetiae. is 34 years of age, is well-known an
to the bottom of tee Pot,. Taia, highly. respeeted throughout taallY of
s where s s seven years .
Prir for Palittings to Tench. the lateen
LS taken Stein the 'dark, cool place toe-
1 • Snore heat. and -light. When the pots. has come in eentact witha large num- — of Solerlety. .. .
Ltlus rooting pi-or:ass it is a .good plan at___TeeepT:, Montreak_Pesterboro, Ot- _
haktablished-a-calator--ceranetitive-dea --H-ertaltone-Jaile-9;-One- of the Ina,
SOME DAIRY STATISTICS. •
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Compiled, by the Department of Apical-
teire-Farne loud Vallsex. '
S9918 interesting figures leave just
been prepared by the Department of
Agriculture, pertaining to ties dairy
and cheese factorial. In 1897 there 'woe
1,161 cheese factoriee. They tested. 1,.•
445,937,148 Pounds of milk, and rriade
137,852,916 pounds 'of cheese, with a
grass value at •611;719,468. In 183
there was 035 factories. They used
539,896,197 pounds of milk,' and made
5$,513,032 peanuts of cheese, valued at
$5,589,339: The arnouett paid to Pe
trons for inilk aupplies la. 1897 was
$9,189,004, as'compared with 37,040,927
In 1.896, $022,962 in f895,..itaid 07,931102e
in 1894. The' patronei aeceived an aVer
age of 66,3 cents per ISO pounds of
neillr'acrr the pest four years. .
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13alsam neer in Victoria county,where
the elder Mr. Brokenshire, who has
reached the three-eeore years and' ten,
has held the position of lockmaster for -
the past • twenty-two years, Capt.
Brokenshire, the subjectof this artie
The statistics show that last year
thews was '214 creatneries. They made
7,708,265 pomade of butter, and the
valu.e was $1,403,009, with an averag
price of 18:21 cents. In 1693 there were
only 74 creameries in the province ane
they produced. 2,707,570 pounds of but,
ter, at a value of .8574,156, • • •
Farm property in Ontario 'last aecie
was valu.ed tit $905,093,613, while ten
years ago the figures was 8976,292,214
The nrovioce has been drained of mucl•
live dock, and the total amount -of
rittielt WAS valued at $93,649,804,- th,
lovvest in the last fifteen trears. The
average. rental per acre of leased farms
based upon the whole acreage of farm
WitS 01.73 us 1897, as compared witb
$1.88” in 1896 and $1,87 in 1895. Cal
ealated on the cleared portant the ever
age was 32.44 in 4897, as 'against $2.5'
in 1896 and $2.69 in 1895, and $2.71 a
CURIOUS THINGS, PREA,150.
mom
Mr. eleenegtat wood by yotkonA Tee
of WIttistmaree.
"As a genera thIng,"' said Ma. Goa.
lington, "nightmares COMe alley, And
wall° they may keep ue in terror for a
time tbey trample upon, ue, yet we
are inmate sure fb wake up before they
go, and then as they Scurry a:Way. we
forget vviret it Watt all about almost as
won ea we lese the eiound of their
hots. That' s one geod° 'Shins about
nightmaree, that, terrible cm they are
their irapreesion
fades.• kly moment,
dr the
(11.1'433ut tnight I had a very
Curious experience. Before One night-
raare that was sesAispering aoroes the
field of my unconscious conecionenees.
..exae got out of the way another came
, along. Thet did wake me up, quiekles
- but the two together left no more
lasting impression flpost me than a sin-
. gle one would have made."
EYES OF 'THE. GREAT.
Sir Walter Scott said that the eyes
of Robert Burns Were the finest he
ever saw, and al/ accounts agree that
they formed the mast remarkable fate
ture of a striking Rao. Scott's son
and biographer Lockhart remarks that
• Buena' eye was large alla• dark "and
glowed, i say liteirealy glowed, when
-' he spoke with feeling or interest. I
never saw eueh another eye in a hu,raari
head though I have atien the moat die-.
tingaished men in my time." Other
writers bear similar testimony. Scott's
OWIL ,eYea. were noticeable. Carlyle!
whati 'a youth, as he watched hint hob-
bling along the etreets of Edinburgh,
tnoted the pale, 'shear face, and the
fine deep-browea grey eyes of the
- great poet and novetise. LocIthart says -
that his father -in -taw's eyes- were
•"olear alien arid well set, with a
'ehangeful radiance."
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LONG- LIFE AND LOSS OF LIMBS:
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kmanufacturee ot artinclal liinha is
°retitled with 'the ,statement that am-
putations tend to enhance. .,vitalstee
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those who have Lola an arm -or a leg
frequently baying thetr lived • pro-
longed. and. their 'health iniproved as
e result of the loss. Even the nseutal
forces. are represented as being streng-
;thened in cases of amputation. The
alleged , explanation la that the re
Moyal•of unpertent part of the body
decree/set the demand • On this vital
foresi, and enables them to zoncen •
trate more effectually upon what: Xe
_plains. It is not likely, however; that
anybody will' voluntarily eacri
theeaverage of the past twelve, years.
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\ TEMPERANCE IN PICTURES ,
then will be /sufficient until the pot
tarotheleadincities and tovens of duringOn-
hi , .
service in Salvation Army werk he
,fices a leg or 'an arm for the sake et
brightening the wit, or adding a year
or two to the iength of lile.
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.114111I.L.TON • P110..VE S
That Dodd's Ittdney Pills Cure
Bright's Disea.eta
though all Caner means easteser. o.
Clalm That ILidner Pilla eire Tbi
Athens' Case Shownsisethaleie•:reeth.of th.
are, set away for the bulbs to undergo.' bo r of people. Be has been Stationed The Belgian Secretary of the Interice Only Care for this
insures drainage if accidentatIc over- ah at one 'tune was mereeef' e" signs to repreti nt the horrors of• inc popo. ar a
to -net Cara -01i-earders. This n tn. •
on y a rr burg an spina; loi aces • 1 H. mattes's hotel clerks .
• watered or soaked in some way, but travelling S. ' A.• string 'band. The briety. The co talon is open •'di OE Aikens,o .• meow aelms Siert Trade itellding,
Imitation Is the boot !lottery. Don't buy eomethlog
justsao good, insist on
LUDELLA •vro
PACRACES4' •-• Who you ore buylna
25. no 40,50 & Goo.
50 Given Away Free Last Week
and probably more than that number will be
given this week. ,Remember we are 'giving
free only 500 Graphophones irl all for the
purpose of introducing our medicine's
throughout this country.
These are tins la•test improved Edison king Mite
chines fit for concert hall at Weil as r1 r, giving
you all the latest songs (comics sacra and secus
lar) greatest bands and orchestras, most noted
singers, pianists, violinists, recitere and orator*
If you want one of these machines you win
wnta letterenclosing thie advertisement
' Chemist* Co. '
TOVINItta, Cag,
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.;F ear APPLES, SUTTER, 8005 01 POULTRY'
to ship, dila Mem to
The Bowan COMMISSIOR 'Co-, United,
Printing, botind. Bill kte de, te in ri .
a°°t, lookt‘ g00 end rodeive post.od 001•Iter daybook
DookkIndingilSend row magnsinep hrie nags reeialegr
. d . at ok sadly) order. Seed
518141.110Pasearaled. O.ILLaulgau,S2Kins-st floetIlloa,
AUSACIE OASINDS-New hinottstions fined English
ShestrasstrAmerican-Rog Casten -reliable good's.
debt rims. PAUL BLACKWELL is 00. Toronto.
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EALS TEST'ED tie.'"' 30`.1. 'prre,:.:
i MILTON IIERAEY, B. A. Sc., ...„._ '
i 15 St. Samantenis fit., Montreal, Quo; ..
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, Jonilmitai;i1.11.1rse StearnshiPs.
• Moneta and (plebes) tti• Liverpool in eummio. Large
ad fost twin wen eteitinshipit • lobeador: Van.
°neer," Dominion,' 'Scotsman.' ' Yorkshire.'
• 4uperior aottornmedationior First Cabin, Sem
tad Cabin and Steerage Passengers. Mateo of
.ntestage-First Cabin
'560.00;adl"nonodo-rcilegto
irir.
-15; Steerage 522.50 and nwr
teamer and berth. For all information apply
o Local Agents, or Davzo' ToltitaNCIE & (10.,
• aon'l Agoutis, 11 814Saoranseat' kit. Montreal.
L. COFFEE & CO. &albinism Kg,
CRAUI AND coMMissunt
rAtauHARTIF-
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prevents the liability of earthworms following • is Capt; Brokenshirees everybody, four . °tures being re ' Mr. Aflame' duties are- onerous ass;
rebruar/. s. CORRIGAN, it3 lenge Se,
TORONTO CUTTING S.C.11....4,00L.
Write for'sseciam
l terms duringsaantosty and
Bpeeehimpedimente
'kends& Consult • qualified practitioner, oho '4•14
reins painful stammerer, and battened many who ta
s!sl elsewhere Writs to W..1. Amen, MD„ Belie, crag,
Wm. Millar& Co.
.camx.oltfutur sertsoroet. Show
: ealne:1711_,..°Dite'Ygerere, es'njaw.
rItish....rate Minato,. to, 19 tkoildalsAitioinistet);°TroVroltoln.gg.
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Mills, MID. St-thelets,
Barristere,ete..removett
to Wesley Ridge.,
nsandtit. W., Toro
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For Sale .1;filtriTivgg
31.000 and upwards, on easto
ern ehoreof Maryland. Send
f or description. a P. WOOD.
COOK Zt. O., SALISSURYI,
WIcomleo Co., my.
Metallic) Telephone
Tablet grY. 11=7' r'rpg 404
The OFFICESPEOIALTT
.•• LIMITED, ,
. Toronto and Newmarket. Ont.
FOR SALE -E gine, one heavy MAY. "-
high speed. Arrnitigton fit Simms pet-
---toyarnutorriatio etit•otr engine. cylln-
der liSt diameter, etroke SO. 5" steam
connection; this engine is caps.ble of .
2f0 horse gower at 120 revolutions per .
• -order and has been replaced by a
heavier engine of greater oapaolty. For
Rubber MIS.
L/Ifme.sratIro(rilie'11111114
VhrethatLartiou'ars ap iy ab onco to
minutes ; t Is engine is in good working
*mono. ONT. •
the ow14, comm
Workingtheir wey up
hole in the bottom of the pot. slightly troubled with rheahad bee
snatic pains quired, en -these subje te:-A scene heavY throughout the year, and a man Twain "Yawls, jr(wir a
-•ethrotigli n.. statement .: "Tts •
g p he Army work on different showing
• who was not possessod. of more than
7.irdinary shrewdness ' and capability ,
--- • for several years, and had . to a drunkard's borne,in detail
ive t unhappy aria broken family life; th mind not pOssibly fill his position.
ppy ome of a tt5tal abstainer; This being, the case, it will be read-
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EICIEL RECEPTION MANAGERESS •• 51
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1 ars ago X became oomple ely un- .v.vrecked nerves and phystologice . i. Y Illa ers oo a
..hree years• ago, he was attacked by
• occasions ,on, acsount of my trouble i ha. • h ' th • '
please herself, allows her daughter'a A• reception manageress the botel When stationea in Morrisbur four ' • • d t dthtMr Ak
t a for work, as I suffered terribly chart of a drunkard's _system, aua r
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faints to grovr up 'unchecked. She circulars are authority for the title, isent
. ens was
• • very heavily' handicapped when, soms
testae to be item, eest eghe ehoule lose She latest addition to the forces of the wttie pains' in the back of lay neck, sinillar chart of a temperate man. 13right's Disease -a. disease vvhich mitny
Bottle of
she
he affection she prises. Could. ewell Loadon hotels. She must be a down my shoulders and arms • and
that the child at.a very Wonsan of reffinentent
and .eharining through my body.,Tn fact I had. pains
know
rly age -1s distinctly aware of this manner and must.be able to cosivp
For each picture a •prie,e of 't Thysicians claim is 'incurable. •
thousand francs is announced, th'. Mr. Aikens found a -cure, however.
meritorious pictures to pass into tb
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Orosession of the government, .4) be s's'eno. so important does he riglitly deem
his irecovery, that he has given the -
eakness, . and despises it, she soul& fluen117 in at least four or
gu. women
plainly •see the awful. Mistake-shlanagesWhen foreign
e Is guests at' the hotel, the ;manage
eking. - • ., • places herself at their, disposal, att
children love hest the mothers •th9 to all their wants, initiateethem
are both firm and gentle, ;By a sort Englieh customs, is ready with -ad
ct fr stb f
of &stinging' muscular nature from
e the back of my head to ' se. t •
,m toes.
could feat bend my head forward if I
got the whole of Canada to do o, and '
edsse when in bedtime only slight rest I got
was with a large pillow under mY
It: shoulders, thin letting my head hang
backward. 1 could not get up, but
• P ° had to roll or twist myself out of bed,
_ court etiquette; ails tbera where t `b.s trie spine seemed to be effected. My
of instinct the young ones seem to be
aware of the true eelfishness that ao- buy whetever they hap,psn to want and medical adviser pronounced my trouble
tua,tes the parents who battle' with goes • with them whenever they need neuralgia. and rheumatism combined,
their early faults. It ie not the fool- her services. he has proved a vaius Which he said had gone through y
ishiy indulgent mothers who win' the able Innovation and Ilim
a added to the whole system. He prescribed for me,
Warmest love from their giiis. It is continental popularity of the hotels but the medicine gave me to relief. I
those who can temper justice with love. that employ:her. • . . tried various Other remedies but they
Girls soon know whether the mother is . --,- - were of no avail. Believing my case
swayed by selfishness or actuated by QUEEN'S MAIDS or nowon. 'to be hopeless I determined to start
principles, and, with very few excep- for my home in Reeedale„, but the ;em-
balm,. they follow in her steps. To be maid of honor to the queen is
Could some of • the happy lovers and no very hard task; the dallei last for ringagoseI was compelled to abandon the
a the train caused such terrible
heppy husbands look batik through the
three months-, , and' the emoluments trip at•Peterboroe where 1 -was laid
years at the long and patient train-
ing,. th loving 'sere, that has resat- amOu• t to Zi01) a year. Her majesty PP for three weeks, when X' _finally
made a herculean effort and reached
ed • m the complete realization of.their its 31 kind to her maids of honor', and.
1.1°n1e
brightest dreams they would find in akessthe greatest Tinterest in their . As my mother Says, 1.1 looked
like an ,old man of 90 years of age
i them a guarantee for the futare. rairriage arrangements, furthaing when she saw Me struggling evIth the
Girls who have not been spoiled
, for oho aid of two heavy omits AO walk from
over-indulge:flee and W110 hav een them to the best of her power ,
, rational holds the no* somewhat old-fashioned the eermage to the home.. At home X
°es, are the idea that no winnan has c " , received every Possible attention and All those, suffering front Catarrl)
•°L"P'Aueu and all the treatments that kind friends- 0 h'ai 't bl &
can ba•ie.
taught -to-'-take- sane, cal
view of all lifeWcircumsta
test lielpmeets that man
Such a wee. is a delightral
with her cultivated
photo-lithagraphea una. '0°Ples-to" following statement regarding it, for
'placed in alt,. publ•c places and hails. sublictation, in the hope that other sta-
tism ego, Sir John Burk, the famou
A Belgtan newepapsr says that sonar te"reesuedfr. om Bright's -Disease will be
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English professor, was lecturing te r "X could get no relief, no matter
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London audience on tbe evils of- aleo what I used, nor which of our doctors
holism. To imprese his hearers with treated me. I had suffered, with
the consequences of too much indul Bright's Disease, for two years, and
pence bi liquor. the' professor illum• had tried many remedies and wasted
tnated two hugh charts showing at, many dollars in iiiy endeavors to re -
outrage between the temperate mane . gain ray health,. When 1 was advised
Osts isetientioti in,Clanede ter the ewe 01
einvegroohneszne ilipeteb defect. SA011611641
our, wrantged.
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Superior To all otherm.
Genn -proof olOth
Four Dollars - •
Coinplete. To be had only from .111;
IROBRETS, 31 Queen 811, 15., Toront 0,
Send Mame ter edronlar•and sample
oioth before buying eleevrhers. • •
stomach and the inehriate's. • 'o trY Dodes Kidney Pills,' I had no —
A man 'with a decided abtossom" or. Axpeetation of receiving any benefit
his nose etooa up‘and with the lectur __
rrom them.
Ws permisatem walked. over •t -lite two sI tried them, howeyer, and soon
charts, He regarded the dru-i-Fi ard'e had reason to be thankful that I did.
stomach intently for a. mornerit, tine Before I had taken • a dozen" dose's I
exclaimed, "Is that stipnosed to 100Is felt a change. for the better, and the
like, my etornach it Ugh 1 How Ugly ' icontinued steadily 'until
neprovement
Goodnese t I can't stand this., without
now I am as strong and healthy as
a. drink," and be calmly . took tl, flasa war. Six boxes of Dodd's Kidney Pills
from his pocket and drank its content lid this for me."
hefOse., the amazed audience. Dodd's 'Sidney Pills, the only unfail-
SA.LVATION TO SIMPERERS FROs .
48aellir(Trifit)grgiEsCagtillniPtlyse:e7istkraelli3:11
• • ' CATARRH. six boxes $2.50 or sent, on reecipt of
price, by The Dodds Medieine CO.,
,Limited,'Toronto. e
Br nc s. a e Throat, e., an
empetheet rounded her iife until she be married, suggested, but X was constantly goinri who wish 'for an absolute mire, Sent'
d and her The wedding presente atways include from had to, Woree. In Januclay, to"the undersigned for maniple bottle
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ready syrnpathtes. She an enter into an Indian shawl Slut 4100 from the after 50!1Yy months of untold agony', their fannies preparation and n a er
his outsidtroubles in t e battle of queee, and in •the future slie general' I deferminea to try Dr. Williama' Pink pre-naid. It le neither a snuff tor P
life, and there is a fiber of strength e
Y Pilla having tend so much in the news- wash. nor on ointinent, but a playsuit
in
her On which. he may safely lean tnthe gratnouele stand e as godmother to the papers of the great benefits received' remedy whiebt is carried by einem
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day of distress, shauldsit come. first child; while no birthday is ever by' others from their use. To make aura aerie air to every part of the tbrott.
allowed to pass by without sorneslittle of getting the genuine article T sent lungs 'and' nasal passages and fully
• ' airect to the,Dr. Williams' Medicine Co. evarrented to tura. 'Address. N. C't
Each maid of honor has her turn to at Brockville, for the Fills, hater tak- *Poison & Oo., kingston.eant.
CHILDREN AND' COLDS. , •' go on duty. The mot trying part of flag f.Wo boxes I aotited it -slight im-
judgment hes to be displayed in reads until r had faked twelve boxes al tee DEC'EXVED GIRL.
In some households it id taken as a her work is reading theadaikeeteertere .proyement in my tondition whieh gave
matter of course that during the Win- to the queen each morning. Great me emus encouragement and T kept on
unremitting succession Of colds, win& h
ing just what her Majesty Wants to though before I got through with the ed when else metaled old Gr itrox
Poor Maud! She was cruelly cleceia
tee months the children shall have an
ear, and a clear, resonant ' '-
voice end ,sixth t could go to, bed and enjoy a • Didn't he have any money? .
render the littIe ones uncorafortable educated style of r' eading i a good night's rest, such as / heel not Plenty. of it; but sate has learned
and exeeseively disagreeable to the non. Then U is very necesssaarneo (lb°. done for years. I never et any time that he is ten years younger than he
ready waiting the que, ns pleasure fax njoyed better health than 1 nm doing seld he. we6''
epersons with whom they cense in con- her drive, aims as through force of air- :Cpreseint.. S'
tact. nut this, state of affairs ill due '
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cumstances she is very unpunctual, 'educed several friends tli take Pink ITS NAME IS morort:
tee ignore/ice. The educated mother the meld in atteridanee may be caught pins for various troubles, and in each " local applications ars I heir &tenet mach the
"The Penistone, Stockbridge. Hoy ,tiseased portion of the ear. There is only elle
ince iny recovery a
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We bave good tines at otte house
along, before Christmas.
Yon dol •
Yeas the children try to please their
:bother, and she trial to please ,,me.
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• Custerner-lieally, now, are these
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Grocer -Medea, if you will kindly
-step uts to the telephone and tall up
:dr farm, you Can hear the hens that
laid those eggs still eackling.
Deaftlese Cannot be cured •
now. appreciatee that an influenza triPPing, which is an unpardonable case they have effected Dives. •
an unnecessa4 adjlinet to her child s lend and Capeltown Expressi," and way to Cure deafness, and that la hY
hid been kept waiting var. half asi dater:sent et tha. facts of my case end t I) e <arena Theristoeie Advertiser" of Vane. otV!'tirdigz4Vagtflat
T ove is a vo un ery an or ,•wsaslsy, EceIetfe la, Oughtibridge, e
, retie e que •
persoilality, and that a chronio catarrh hour, but On the next d the qtteee trust that meta, others may fly reading e P e la
is to fie avoided dil is any Other disease. : was. quite putietual, an a meseage this,, receive the bysesing that r have, the lath August last, in their reports on have a. rnMbling :rend or Imperfect hous - -
of the Peniatorte Show speak of the et- mt. and when (Ole entireiLciceed, Deafness ie
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Fire only required tBacti .110 weeks.
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trninrestlyindurted sod highly tecommeaded by
the M Mica) Prat elision. Friona ottable o,riatroct.
cd of steel Tubing, finished either is Black or Whitt,
Behind, Nickel or Antkine Copper Plate Led is or
Selected Oak nicely polite est Clothe need over bed,
Mange., chair, eta A household tenets of treat,
smelt Nd uti BeeoriptWo "fends*. end price list
sent free upon application. Cionemondenee Limed,
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She takes precautions to prevent colds, ammo to her to that effect. The„fralltle 1,TAopura ilneeta run& kres.genen JT
, and, if by some mischance, they come, t° get her walking clothesi to the above facts at Any time. ream& with Alberts' Tlsornas-e ,es reitult, and mikes the flammatipa enlo
partly d
hihit ofs swards brought from fiddle be
N.. quickie -was one of the worst ten Mill* etoilittednitioount,athedarthintres twdin breverlirdoitren Ateartervinerl
knows how to care for theiPatieet in ntes of the meld's Iler apologies . Phosphate POWder AS the moet•inter- lone cases mad ton are caused, by gitarrhi
theee,arlie.r stages ,of the complaint, or were received in dead Silence, bur no • TWO BRIGHT GERMAN GIRLS. estingly attractiv• e thing on the show which le nothing but an inflamed con Olt 0
• and the dressed Portions show- " TV*" ei°1 illigievu:Oranceeslitindred Dollars for any
tuitil Mich a tibia as she finds it tide fttrther mark of displeantire was vouca- The Stridee that the PictUre goat eard ed an astonishing development of clove rase of n,ittnestt (can-1,ed by catarrh) that ran-
Erpeeeth atlendenee is ix: go to thee nanlia n'aking Europe is ar°fis
visable to censult a: physician. But,
above all, she believss in the precon- nueenat bedroom door at ties deaneta dertul, to slaY the least of it, and. a
era, against ill -developed plants °utile not be mired by
foreiren'Ars; free.
t Catarrb 0810. scan
undressed, portions. re. CIIENNY 14 CO., Tobille, 0.
cure. ... ... , wait her arrival to attend her' to the erase has taken on the younger gen-
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. _ COSTLY CARPETseed by tiraggiste. Sec.
tion that is 0 estranger weapon then %our with a bouquet of flowers and I. funny instance of the hold this lieW
tration in particular comes from the , In the treasure roam of the Maltara- Mall'a Faintly PHIS arethe befit, .
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manettver district. Two young girls jah of Bernell is said to repose a car-
•' LONGEVUX OF BALLET taxerns, were fortunate enough to have an opt. pet whieh COAL aloft -upon $1,000,0140. Xt ... A SUSPECTED MAN.
must wear woolen net to his skin
wrists, and ankles.. At night his is.'° etatuctician hats ban devoting • •
with bouquets of Wild flowers, which Is ant); 10 feet by 4 feet in:sizes hut .' "When a married woman goes away
and this weolenntust extend to neck, poittinity of presenting , the kaiser
on a visit. end Comes horde earlier than
sleeping. garments are aanam:eians hinitalf to a etude of .the eminent in hie irtajesty gracitnisleaccepted, saying is %%oven frorn strings of pure pearle, ehe intended, it is usuelly a sign that
In the firet piaci, the small child. draWingeroom.
iimi••••••11.1
this particular art. and his itive.stigae that they: would grace his dinner ta- with center and•conter articlea of dia. -.she loves her huskaid,. though some.,
— I r "th.feht • or tactical 'still,ble, evil* them forthwith into the monde. it required three years to times. she comas back to see if 8135 038
they aro Of knit. or woven material, Was seera to establish the fact that
keeping of his adjutattt•oe duty, wile,' tn rhufacture this jewel of It carpet, Catch him at anythig.
time -quarters wool and oneequarta, they are an ueu.sually long lived lot,
in accords/me with etiquette. asked the which was intended as a gift to b. •
The. famoas Carlotta, Grist ts living demoiselles what tavor thee Would' eke beautiful Mohatranedart belle.
• cetton, These are to be brought ready
. • Made, - and already shrunk, with now at the age of teventy-seven, and of hie majesty in tettirn for the balms
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Mena improvements that they a 8 ne. of the ballet dancers at the Opera tiful fleereasa Their request' WW1 aa
very nearly perfect. Under the nig t- Paris ' 88venty; but he isa mart, amusing as it wee modest, nameite,
drawers goat a shirt which cli ge Amelia, Ferraris itt still teaching dt the that the kaiser should
More closer than does the larger out. age of seventy-eight in Paris, and seems them each a piettiett pont card lama
Elide garment. 'Of eouree this shirt likely to continue that work Or tiOnati Jerusalem on the day of his entry
is chanted for another in the days time to COMC, Fenny Essler was sere bite the 101, city.
Woe. It •kitte be %veil to reniars in enty-foar when the dial, and Te.glioni
Tomb*, that tliliOri ailltao, eh rt and
- hes paese,d her eightieth year. Rotate
drawers in one piece, are now made for 3/lattri, tha popular premiere at the ROYAL BACON AND UGGg.
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children, and are vary conveniente . opera Ili retie, le over oar and hasWoolen stocking:5 are not 0, neceeszty. 1 member Of Queen Victoria's houses
to talk of retiring
Indeed,. Many mothers lied beg= they keep . hold says that bratletaat proper, as far
the feet too moistao.nd (has tender the . POND OP trot/on. : , as the queen herself is cotesereetl, is
Wearer eenlative toecola. •
Milani he le not welly the properly Ragged Reubee-atrot would eer like nearly' the attees the year round, /t
etniclueted Child will 01 out e'er? day ter be, Willie, if you wassn't a Matt consists of fried hassen, eggs, thin
that tho weather is not netually In.. Weary Williee-One, of dose rare In. bread *ad butter and tea. Oceatsions
elaxient, Theta, Catitinge lima not be mete wot de eoleralste preserve* in ally perridge finds a place on the
a a length) thisetteter if the therrno •hol,
Melte, but net eVerY day.
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