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Few of them parry a sufficient sto:-k of teas to blend successfully. and large in), orters, knowing this, and seeing the advantage of keeping the tea from ex- ;msure. have intro-'luce'l the package tea. One of the most successful of these is Ludella Ceylon Tea. which seems to be thbroughly appreciated wherever used. A few years ago one clUHill' :l pound) would not he as good a tea as 2.50. Ludeilla. To a great ex- tent this is accounted for by new methods of production; instead ofiroll- ing the lea! by hand. this is now done by machinery. All these apartments have been ly- ing unused for many years since the time of Friedrich Wilhelm 111., in fact. The court life in public resembles that: of most other countries; the dinnm‘ is the most noticeable difference. It lasts barely three-quarters of an hrmr; ('ourses come and go like lightning, and. as at Napoleon's table, a man who gives too much time to talking may find himself extremely hungry when 'it is over. One of the great enter- tainments is the timeohonored ball at. the end of the Carnival, where as many as twelve hundred guests have teen invited. The waltz is the prin- l-ipal dance. and the minuet was lately lntrodured. The Emperor and Em~ pre‘as just join in one quadrille. but the lall is for them more of a big re- c-eptéon, they make their rounds of the guests in the "White Hall" before l dam-lug legins. Do you find sermons in stones, and hooks m the runmng brooks? ”lied the romantic maiden} I never find pocketbooks in them, repiird the matter of fact. 'young man. have 'men made in the same style and point. The walls are in dark olive and gold brocade. Here the inventions are Made, pit-tures painted, dismissal of rabinets signed, and telegrams com- .»(wed. It will be an historic room. 'l'hz- Empresss private rooms are also very fine. Her reception-room has more of the immense mirrors, and the ualls are panelled in greenish-gray marble. Yet she herself is the ordi- nary German Hausfrau. and is what pbe has been from her girlhoodâ€"a no- Mutity. The Emperor's and Empress'e pri- vate-apartments are near the Pillar Hall, which also faces the Palace Square. There is a private entrance and a public one for deputations and 50 on. One gets as good an idea of the general extravagance from the Emperor's workshOp. or study, as any- where else. True, there are the writ- lng«talrles. the leather-covered furni- ture. and the bookshelves, but the cell- ing is in Splendid whiteâ€"and-gold race- to workâ€"done in Frederick the Great's Limeâ€"and Me in the ceiling. But perhaps the most magnificent is the front hall, the Treppen Hallo. which faces the Fal- noe Square. A view can be had with- out opening the doors, for they are each of one immense pane of glass. and even in the day-time the white and gray marble covering the walls is effective. At night it is a marvellous sight. the electric light flooding the hall. the marble balustrades, and the red carpet on the marble steps. You page down these between colossal mir- rors on either hand, and the Star Hall is directly in front. it is here the reg’anental colors are need as orna- ments for the walls on a [rat-.kground of rml damask. 'l‘he panelling is done in rivh rococo work. ECLIPSES IN SPLENDOR almost my other in the world. The 3partments that the present Emper- or uses. axe those between the “Pillar Hall" and the “Star Hall." or “Star Chamber," whichever we would call it in English, only in this case the stars But any one who sees the royal pal« ace knows that the stories of extra- vagance are true. Restoring it was the work of three months, and every- thing that the best. of science and art and the tax-payers money could do was done. Those three months turned out a pelave that mm now. not. French. but the aristo- cracy generally have not followed suit; There are things even a. German Em- poror cannot do. would bring him into native wherever he was. But though we hear so much is. Yet it is afact that agreat deal of the solemn etiquette of the ordinary com-t life has been done away with. the staff redux-ed in several ways, and there have even been economiesin the kitchen. The officers of the guard have to put up with beer instead of champagne. It is true the menu at the Emperor's table must be in Ger- [co-0., In Some [Departments and Ex- travaga-ce In «fliers. Not that the German Emmrm' xm‘ THAT. SORT OF BOOKS CHIC. EHPEROR WILLIAM AT HOME. LATE IMPROVEMENTS AUSAcE 0A8lN03.-â€"New Importations, finest English sheep and Amexican hog cacmgs. Roliubfe goods at right prices. Park, Blackwell a 00., leltod, Toronto. Oar. of West Market and Dolborno It, - TORONTO. The Dawson Commission 00.,“Wm Apples, Poultry, Eggs, Is It Infalllble. Canadians 2,000 Good Men Wanted " -v-v' ‘wvw- "OO‘ Sample 33.50. or stamped envelo o for particn an. '1‘. MOUNCE,10 in: BLW l‘orunta. - -3-\.-'VL We will give One Hundred Dollars for say cm of Deafness (caused by catarrh) that can not be cured by Hall’s Catarrh Cure. Send to: circulars ; free. F. J. CHENEY CO., Toledo. 0. Sold b Dmggiste. 75c. Hall’s amily Pills are the beat. by local applicationsas they cannot reach the diseased portion of the ear. There is only one way to cure d as loose, and that is b! constitu- tional remedies. Deafness is cause by an in- flamed condition of the mucous lining of the Emtachian Tube. When this tube is inflamed l yen have a rumbling sound or imperfect hear- ing. and when it is entirely closed. Deafness is the result, and unless the inflammation can be taken out and this tube restored to its normal condition, homing will be destroyed forever; nine cases out of ten are caused by Catnrrh. which is nothing but an inflamed com ditipn o(_the mugous surfaces. Over I want something in a small check, said young; \Ir. Twitters, as he exam- ined the tailor’s cloths. When there is such agood remedyas Nerviline for all kinds of pain; It cures neuralgia in five minutes; tooth~ ache in one minute; lame back at one application; headache in a few mom~ eats; and all pain just as rapidly. Give it. a trial. Did you bring it with you, sir? asked the tailor. Bring what with me? The small check. Popperâ€"Mabel, you’d better discour- age the attentions of that young shoe dealer; he’s thoroughly unprinc cipled. Mabelâ€"Thoroughly unprincipled? Popperâ€"Yes; he sold‘ me a. pair at patent leather shoes to-day, and said they wouldn’t crack. to give him wholesome advice. One morning the young practitioner was called to visit!- a man who was very sick. On his way he happened to meet his old friend, the doctor, and, as usual, he had something of importance to say. He drew It out 80 long, however, that the. younger man grew." impatient, and finally said, Doctor,, you will have to excuse me; 1 am. on my way to visit a gentleman who is said ’to be dangerous- ly ill. Oh, was the unexpected reply give the man a chance; and the old fellow yesumed the subject. he was discuss- ing Can Kootenay Cure Rheumatism? A now famous physician relates that. early in his career in the city where he was located, there resided an old- 9rly .phy_si.cizm who was always ready DEAFNESS CANNOT BE CURED GIVE HIM A CHANCE. A SUGGESTION. Why Suffer 7 A LIAR. in eve town-hip to "120m C}! U - N. Fastest «new. 'VU‘. " demand. 899 wâ€" -v wv-"v â€"' faint. Hie up ite left him and he grew very week. 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