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In various honor- she earns money without resorting to drudgery. Song ] has no place in her vocabulary, She may work with her ix brash, or her voice or her musical touch may be made to to Ber creature comforts; but by far the larger number of all ages and in various walks of life earn their livelihood, (oF in whole, from the skilful employment of their needle. Bow to do it is the great secret, and every lady of or- telligence can learn how to do the "most artistic dnd crocheting, knitting and embroidery by following up the in the Corticelli Home Needlework ine. The r of this admirable quarterly is mow ready for delivery, its predecessors, iy a marvel of usefulness and beauty; and j valuable instructions in the art of French lace embroi lace making, embroidered shirt waists, pew centerpiece heted purses and bags, ete. is profusely illustrated in colored and black prints, for 100. a number or 38¢. per annum. Address. © CORTICELLI SILK €O., Limited, Publishe : LAE 178. Thee eneneessee BOOB DOLBPVVIPOPPVIDDOPODONINSINOGS P0000000000000000000000000000000000 G0000000000000000000000000000000000000000 iE id A iL | i ih Site 5 i iy g g E E i sft: SELF ent, she may be i uietly, facing the ses she loves Courting a girl is like using tobec- co. It sometimes keeps a young man from worse vices. 5 ¥ 7 i i i rok Tie i Bef i ; ; 5 5 Ih i ik 1 wn E i i i Hg fs SH 8 1 £ Li 88 iE i I g 4 ha 13; 5 cards | ton, in WHIG, SATURDAY, 'APRIL if, 7 and nity quesuons about the Umited Siates, prepared by Mr. Gard, were Canada to lity pupils in a public school in the central portion of the caly. 'Ibe same hity questions were asked of pupus in brookiyn, N.X., snd Hackensack, N.J., this week. Mr. Gard said the answers given by the Baltimore pupils were far'®etier and showed a greater degree of taorougn- ness than those given by the pupils of the brooklyn schools. Mr. Gard stated yesterday that thus far in his invesugation he had found that the Canadians knew a great deal more about the United States than the American children did about Lan- ada. 'the nity Balumore pupils he bad examined showed that the school system in vogue here was far in ad- vance of that oi New York. ; HONORS FOR MR. CONLEY. King References to a Former Kingstonian. Patton's Monthly, Miwaukes, Wis . Luring the latter part of January the secretary of the chamber ot com- merce of the city of Auania, Ua., 1s sued a circular letter asking for ideas relative to the advancing of that city's interests. kouowing 'upon a suggestion made by K. I. Comey, lo- cal manager of the Iiutsburg plate glass company's wi opse' ut tuat place, there has been organized in At lanta what is known as the manufuc- turers' association, wiih tue diienuion of making an exit of manufactures sometime during April next. Mr. Con- ley is regarded as the onginater of the idea, and has been suitably snd pleasantly commended therefor by the local papers and business men of At- lanta. At a meeting of the chamber of commerce of the city of Atlanta, hell early in February, Mr. Conle was elected vice-president of or- ganization. 'Lhe south always ap- pears to be ready ac alt tunes to recognize and houor euterprising bus- iness men who locate among them. The U. 8B. National Grange. The dues paid the national grange from the difierent states furnish a index of the of the order. 1898, $8,300; 1599, $5,976, 1900, 374; 1901, ut $10,000. shoWs a healthy, steady increase. Dur- ing tire six months ending March 3ist, forty-four granges were re-org and 144 new granges organized--forty- six in Michigan, sixteen in Ohio, thir teen in New York, twelve each in Maine and Oregon, nine in Wasking- «ight in Penneylvania, five each ew Hampshire and Indiana, four each in Vermont and Maryland, two each in Minnesota, lowa and South " | Carolina, one each in lllinois, Kansas, Colorado and California. During the six months ending March ist, 1901, " }106 new granges were organized, and : thirty-one re-organised. qerege By lena ne| A Terrible Case of Eczema Powley's Liquified Ozone Works Miracles With Vincent . O'Neill of Toronto. He Was Treated in St. Michael's Hospital Without Improvement. Vi 108 Mitchell Pa came: to the attention of our Toronto volving the of te Tove, both eyes and lips. The affected parts were a mass Wy ing profusely, the appearance 7 Lippe it was fora sen Pu hg fo Ne. 1. Taken February 88, 1901. room with him, ere when suffering from as follows: «= The discharge began about the spring of 1899, and steadily became worse. He entered St. Michael's Hospital early in and ined there under treatment three months and a half, until January 27, 1901, without improvement, and was then discharged from the hospital. A month he came to us. « : « Powley's Liquified Ozone was administered internally and as a local dressing strength 1-4, gradually increasing to equal parts. The improvement was observed almost at once; the discharge gradually ed the health improved, and at the end of twelve weeks, his face was perfectly clear. He is now entirely well. The above photo graphs tell the tale better than mere words. We refer you to him. THE. PHOTOGRAPHER'S STATEMENT. That there may be no question that the photos numbered 1 and 2 are genuine and reproduce faithfully O'Neill's features before and after taking Powley's Liquified Ozone we Pirsent herewith the solemn declaration of Mr. Fred Micklethwaite, Photographer, 11 ing Street, W., Toronto, that they are absolutely as he made them. They have not been retouched in any way and represent one and the same person, namely Vincent O'Neill. DoMINION or CANADA, PROVINCE OF To Wit: I'n the matter r of the cure of VINCENT ONRBILL OxTARIO, COUNTY OF YORK, ' Mitchell Ave, Toronto, : I, FRED MICKLETHWAITE, of the City of Toronto, in the swunty of York, Photographer, do sol emnly declare that on or about the 28th day of , 1901, the boy Vincent O'Neill was brought to my and that No. 1 is a correct portrait of the condi an of 1s faces, that photogtaph No.3 wih URES Jue 1901, and is a correct representation of the condition of his face at that time. That both the Nos. 1 and resent 315 Sait boy. and are hot retouched in any way. I understand that his Jucovely due solely to the use of Powley's Liquified ne, and 1 make this solemn Seclanation conscientiously believing it to be true and knowing that it 1s of the same force an effect as if made under oath and by virtue of the Canada Evidence Act. 1808. FRED NICKLT HWAITE Tork, hie FTIn day of dug. tn Tos year oF our Lord, ToL. TA Comratasionsr, it. WHAT HIS FOREMAN SAYS: , Be, Temple Bidg. Jing eipio¥ 454 16 She young mi Sat Xs ured by Powleys W. DD, VArry, Foreman Tin Department, Gumey Foundry Co, Toronto. Powley's Liquified Ozone is stable oxygen. It supplies the body with this element. It is blood food--purifying and healthening that function. It cures all forms of skin trouble, makes a pure clear complexion. 3Its life-giving and invigorating action is simply marvelous. The uses of Ozone are as varied as those Nature makes of it. Itis the greatest discovery of the age Ozone is life. §oc. and $1.00 at all Druggists. THE OZONE CO., OF TORONTO, LIMITED, Ne. 8. Taken June 18, 1901, cured by Powley's Liquified Osene. {a To Waou rr May CONCERN: wl nd ory w every J I 1901. iaided Be THE Y. W. C. A. OUTLOOK. Soon to Move Into Better Adapt- od Quarters. Miss Rutherford, general secretary of the young woman's christian aseo- elation, has. just returned from Toron- to where she has been making obwer- vations of the modus operandi of the associations there preparatory to un- dertaking the work in the new build- ing on Princess street. She states that there are upwards of two D.& A. Straight Front No. 297. The picture shows you the effect. Our reputation assures you that the workmanship, and durability canoot belonging 0 the as be excelled. which were erected at a large 'build sociation, a D.&A. Genuine Straight Front From $1.00 to $2.00 a pair. Dominion Corset Mfg. Co. 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