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3E ++++++¢+++r++a "er inhuuw mus FOR WOMEN: v + t A Professional Gives th Few Hints on t t Preserving Your Appearance. t “amuw-i-MHH-uM-tumwMun-0W iv undo all right by tho patient “It! _ . n "A at.- nn‘nn [Io-(1 The Table. The years have sped since [its You to the table. "tttet'. And you Int over there Mon All]. I sat smiling horn. A _ or two HOW [Nu-n uuu No 1oaqer cat alone ; A little one was in your urn" Your darling and my own. Aud then another your or an And tome-rule else was there And "Willie“ mt nem- mp, .T'OI Wttile "Tottio‘ claimed you The years ttave SP? You to the table And m1 looked tlite, And l to“ kingly Thrdrs, " 1 look down at On either side I set- A row of hungry Hum " All gazing up at me. Wet're added loaves. mm M y>u me far awn)” Aye. thrice as tar, my That happy. happy (in But though we an an I You there and I up tt Two rows ot hearts tr heart Stretch down to you. Thank God tor The table no: And - we '" of putting an Ftizatrettt cod ere-sin! “If " ll likely that a lvrouler nun sister rooted in the same cram". rented ln the mum homo. taught in the same school and college wlllbo no oath-ply unlike one another that the“ We work will never coincide'.' Ott the contrary, " has been proved that sons are apt to inherit moth- "ro' tantra and “can, while (laugh tern most rescmbln their fathers ln ttwi- mental ctusrtuetorh"ieI. Ohm-re how otcupatlons haw unsuited from one sex to the other during the past tcw yet have become cooks and w Jere. Girls make rib the“ goods in the factor stand behind the counte them. There is in a technrs' 10mg girl who is one of workers itt tho forging Stands at the anvil, wi apron. forging the rcd-lt to utretul and ornamon She Us an English girl across tho 09mm to 01le “He-gee ot co-education l'oulll not have in Lnglm A Harvard prolczsor on In all sci-mumps: that nor! who taught classes were mentally wr-ukener the lack ot mental vigor i dents. In this statemc nudity of all reasoning rlimax. I agree with Horace _ ma that it only (new Collar and rimming ot u'Art de In THE "ot' Ah " ’I " ' pexaplo com! be cu mould be women. The woman lg th in raee-truiding. A: the men In. A ttn uneducated motlmn u- back into the d. t rut Je “j ', TY), l /e'i, ‘V/Fffpfi‘w/ tit ”in: '/ _t.iltiti(i, A." L " Tum-o is m sox h l‘rnlns nor in par- ental nthctlun. l-Zvvn among tiny hywtrr nttimaiat the mine doom his mare In caring tor tho otttrprltut. lt ha. been obnvrvml tn " the male lion makea the training of tho young cubs m. own particular task, and watched "vex- them taithtully tor threo years. I chould be sorry to think that a man could not have as much love and tender care for his family as a woman can have. Anyone with thy slightest known- "ige (I ordinary ‘lxmm- Illv known that love is n rt " INCH un-ly fé-ni'mlnn virtue, nirl u p0uco at tho list of prize whim-rs in our colleges will show tlnt reason is not a, masculinu monopoly. It is trim that tho tum-age father .1003 not do hi; alum in the child training. His businues duties prevent him. But It would In better for him and better Cor the child it he could 'to Mo. As n great writer he. Bald. the race is in a, oonditim of halt or- phonage Dream» the {nthers are not doing their part in tho home lite. The world needs {nthnrs who are minder-natured and pure, and it will he retarded la its progress until th'Ta in but one moral and inteostual minimal for both sexes. so long an the rather? are in“??? - _ AL--nn--n " q "tr r82 tender-uuuunu ...._. r“, -. he rPtarlezl in Its progress until thhra in but mm moral and 1nteiirctaal standard for Both 5mm. 3) long an the “than are allowed to be an lax as they phase in thnir nor” the race is bound to remain mongrel. Eiiratroth Cady Stanton. trial TA two New tle ”wk [Gila ’we never kno, mg um,- away. he past tcw years. men m ome cooks and women law- 'i; Girls mako ribbons and ot ods in the factory and men m shin“ the counter and cell m in in a tceheri college a (t: irl who is one ot the skilled g tn tho torglng class. She at the anvil, with leather Iorgmg tho red-hot Iron ln- [I and ornamental shapes. Mr ttt English girl wan 22mm * he 01-min to enjoy the prlv- t oo-education whit-ll she tt have in England. I: can! nrolmsor once declared Addy Stanton on the lu- "ttttee"", ot Women. ly that " trrother and N1 in thr- same cradle, he smm‘ hnmp. taught in chool and college willbo unlike one another that york win neFCr coincide '.' and I up ttere-- t hoax-ts from In sped since tir able. dear, unemny at tl tuna Mode H muff in iin'th alightast krtowl- liunry home We know. not " won “My fewipine xii-“Ibo. you know, aimed your can. ~l mince “NO! led u. whim at the Hat of rs in our colleges will mum is not a, mascullnu mat and y run. my dear Home: nly one 3 cant-:1 :m' utter cue +++++++o+++~z~4 wi- the grit extra leaf tar apart C ttrttt. t k dwar able, with new ws and head.-- E, once cumin-ml mt the proleS- [6808 of women y can. 1 women ribbons GIRL greater factor tlie mother is gpnnr tions ot would throw tht r-halt um ed becauseol r in their stu- uent tltrt ab- er rcachnsits W . Men tett law- ns and mm] men and Bell fond who tho It halt ot onion Juice. Bake the union all squeeze out the juice. MIX It with an ounce of bt'.',txe"s onrth, n Mule shreddrd soap and winexluuful ot vinegar. Heat the. mixture until the map is (llsmlvml. Then wait until It, ls cold befor" applying. Rub it weil trVPt' tho soul-rim! pint-r. lvnvv to dry and “In: put thes pwrment in the w gnlat' washing. “no of the nunly (Braces. But (no voice reveals “DOV! things tltts renncmom. of It: ++++i‘+++§++ Fee- """'"t t music. and "ith It carrying poww- greator than any ot the hlgh-pitcll- ml Amnricnn “view. or which we hear an many tn thtvair any» of public wo- men. There on- those who contend that the durum-non between the voices ls hlrg‘Ply attributable to cli- mate: but it would surely be “Pater the truth to admit that the high- pitched, nasal volcns ot the woman nch tho lino urn the inevitable rpm!“ of oareiossmemr--th? happy-go- lucky carelessness to refinement of a nation no engrossed in tho pur- suit of material things that it has B_, , m. .z.... 1n mm] on trinms like, Humility. tlmir comnu many with strangers. Canadian womvn hn Warn from the nmthor m matter of cultivating an the speaking Volt". nm to avoid In the Amorh that lies no much now The Canadian girl has. i vxcoedingly pleasant vol she has boon enrolnlly her teacher» In the tittltd she is sent. her mice In be deslred. But thorn i the tact that, like our " tho line, WP an ton (- this most important 11 pitch and modulation of voice should tw an im of every girl's mlnunlinr (inn-y to lmulnmizz and " Irtt carefully and promptly wiiile tho corn-rt Eueli should be taught from tl glnnlng. It is surprising {Mugs are practivnlly lgu: our many tine prlvuu- HI tare. retinement, balm: our many turn. reti voice and manner, y former w often thn never bee much imp to the cellent gentle Ito J" knots , Too bad it you don't bwuuse French knots you must. have, and it costs a, neat little Hun of money to order them donn. You can do no bent-r thun sll down Hume leisure hour and practise until you learn. or get somuom- who knows You can do no hen sump leisure hour " you learn, or gm sou how to twwn you, You know what th Just dots mad" l tered plong tt cloth lar geometrical pm scattered groups You can roilow any dosign you choose. The onv especial trick in to make a. good French knot-one that stays In unzl is not edition! out of existence when the material is washed. iiuli tln- mullhh mum-n mn- mm.“ thum- liuys tttH' busy with ncrxdli' and~ lhroml making tin-1w knots. Knots ni white thruuti put uh fini", iutnstitvlwri muslin hands may b0: used nu thin hloum-n for the wintpr.1 for there is nu doubt that this winter: will Ham-tin" the fashion of the vari- ous white blouses to be worn under a plain or elaborate Jacket. Loujsine will be the fashionable ta. brie for dressy blouses to be worn with handsome cloth suits. and French knots look irntuemwly wvll on the hands that go to making collar, cuffs and front box Plait. Black knots on white are. charming. Try making some on bandq of white tutfeta and see how stylish the re- sults. Then hematltch these bands and apply them to the white blame you will surely have this winter, with cat-“Itching of b!yrC.trll..t: " they’re All the Style and Ar Made. Do you know hot to umk When baking plea ot fruit that are not extremely Juicy, It Is a goon} idea, after preparing a rich crust and lining tho pan with the same. to add the fruit and sugar without any water. When the m P"t' crust 1spro- perly placed with tlny nlr hobs scat- tered about. the pin h u'd be htll in one hand and a. dippm- u" odd water poured qulr'kly over i'. 'Pl ww Add sufficient wate" to m k tho fruit and wil! muk' F. '.'. ‘ mu 'h more nav. ..-.PhtInde1phia Telegraph. $02000 A SWEEP VOICE. [be Most Charmttt,tt of Wo "" cub"e9brbw0'"h v. .,..-,,_ Bee " your friends fon't admire it and nccnnt 'O'F'n n t yet wrre WI' to r we 5111mm cumc' thnt many young been to 501100] or importation t nnnot , cultivation ot th t thing in woman," t and low. " Improve Pla- Crush- Fit 1ihCH “NUTS nut" like thread cloth nurtuce in tl processions , rlstic _ witl live! ordittl Mully watched by m schools to which {we leaves little to here In no denying our relatives norms too careless nbout ant matter. The inn of the speaking, an important part walla"; every ten- l twang M0 mum to ouutry in the ut controlling d everything In I l "Ire. of pour" thread HUM itty pot' of care Mt :ittnclmd L "mom ex- l voice soft, Are EM”! 1n rt‘pre ‘ETII 25c l tl all rpm. Bridal thorns, gt-nuinv. old-limp nt- lnirs, are tn fur a revival. Collectors long ago discovered their mmsibilltlea in the urtlatic lino, and they are now put to metal put-post's. ll u prospec- tive bride cannot achieve " real sev- enteenth century carved German chest. she content: herswll with one of the modern copies. which are not at all bad; or the has one made by the nearest carpenter. This may be made of oak or any othvr hardwood. and In lieu ot carving has 0“th hinges and lock ot hmsn. in this thin lays away her inn-rousing 51mm of l linen. liberally intrrnporsmi with veal l English Iavrndvr om" up in bag»; of; “'fulr linen." that Innv mm ot her 1 initials "trtbrorivrvrl in u vnrm‘r. i rvgur r In 1M tl bu The only mfa course is to use na- ture'o remedies. Nature hu pro- vided n vegetable cure for every ill. and her remedies for chlldren‘a dia- orera urn scientifically compounded in BattyU Own Tablets. For diar- rhoea. comrtlpntiom colic. almpln fever, croup. irritation when teeth- ing, indigestion and all the alum-den; of children so familiar to mnthors. this remedy ls couecued by the mall- mil prontesion to be without an mluul. l, Its effect is gentle, soothitut,prompt- _ ly curative and never falling. It will save palm anxiety. ductor's bills and perhaps n life. All mothers who have used Baby’s Own Tablets for their little one" apt-nit of them in tc-rms of warmest pruisr‘. Mrs. Ben. Seward. Fortar, Ont., ways: “Ilmvo use! Baby‘s Own 'I‘ahlpts. and can highly rN-umnwnd them to all moth- or". My baby was cutting his teeth, and was very cross when I first gavn them to him. They acted like magic; Inn cut his tenth almost without my knowing: it, and gave him such Ptttu' that “my proved a blessing both to the child and myself. He has not Lwrt sick since Ignvr them to him, 1and I would not trs without them in the how-m." Baby's C ..n Tablets can b) proeured at any druggisthl. hr will tr, sent postpaid on receipt ,‘firuz' Tawiew Min-, Inn-n will: "For h I .M‘Vl‘l'lll years, \vlltl- (rm-lung); titslior LI l I wnH contmuully {rm-ml "l with hmul- _ s,,l.-.c, sf,iztittF'srw :ml " “ml; l’lu'L. " M tricri Hovvrul 1ltr'tors an) tntviiriuras', Inn got no run-f, lbw-amp so badly 10 run down that llhnugllt lus>llny u H. _ rimng‘o ot mnplnynn-nt uuruld gln' un- l-"rvllcl. J gnu- up my svluurl and " l (mud othvr Llutivs, but the rmult was .1 'luirsappoiutinpi, as ths- tumble scorned curltohtiye taken a firm hold upon me. (Tho headaches grow moreaml more a- l Hovvre, my appetite [united up and l rn , was frvqunntly comm-Hui to take a ad l rest in order to own-(mm dizzlm'ss. m l A fl-lond nuvisrd nm to try Dr. Wil- br, l llumh" Pink Pills. I decided to try a ibux. and before thry were all used lg. ', I round much relief. I continued tak- Ae ing the pills for 5mm- time longer, re- every day gaining new health and 1'ilb'0'lhr.iii', and now Her] as well as we ever Idid in my lite, and am never er, I bothered wlth the old troubles. You ‘muy my therefore that there In it. nothing tenn recommend so highly as Dr. Willlams' Pink Pills." Young gm. who are pus and weak Who unite. (rum Winches, vre headaches. loan of appetite, 1taitsttts-l, 03 tion ot the heart. and other symp- ,nd toms that overcome so many ln to early womanhood. will ttttd a certain my and speedy cure in Dr. Wioitune ro- Plnk mils These pills make rich. tst.. red blood, strengthen the nerve! and in give new life and vlgor to the whole ter body. The genuine, bear tho (all ma name, Dr. Williams' Plnk Pitta tor “d l Pale People on the wrapper around " Wen-boa Sold by a.“ dealer. or by mu p‘ost paid at 50 can“ a box or fits tug:- (at $.50 , Adana-Inc In: 'r','. WN' 17mm!- We ot.. 'wmiamo‘ Mum Ont. trYoin tho limil'w. Winus'or. Um.) Only moan (‘ngngmi in the (mu-lung pmfession realiza- huw much carp. worry and rwrplexity is met with daily. It is therefore tittle wonder that there are so many health breakdowns, especially among young [mum who follow this calling. Miss christine Pare, of Ojibway, Ont., is 'ono who has suffered much in this roqmct. IN a reporter of the Wind- SOI" Roelew Miss Pare maid: "For several years', whim tcaching school. i was continually truublml with head- :u-lu-B, dizziness and a weak back. I (mm several doctors and medicines, but got no relief. lbecame so badly run down that [thought losslbly a vltantro of employment would give me relief. I gave up my school and - - ' -* _ __-o. .....- Frequently Result in a Break- down of Health. "evadachen, Buckarhe. Poor Appetite and Ins Outcome? ttow to Av Troubles. Brookvlllo. Man's TEACHER’S WORRIES BABY'S ILLS. Bridal Chests. mum." Baby’s t Iroourcd at an: " sent postpai' nu by whim-sax? the a an Cl is tl Turk. Voice In the Iluroln On t, “hubby the medl- without an equal. soothing, prompt- u-r failing. It will , doctor’s bills and All moths” who Own Tablets for ingest r. manhunt lulu-m t ache. Dizziness, and Insomnia the to Avert These a C ..n Tablets my Uruggitrthn mid on receipt naming the Dr. 1mm has m of thr man ma turd and homily pt to [w 5's : " have a, and can .0 all moth- s: his teeth, I first gave w vil " un Out l GLIPPING mm i,, 1Clii'/ fsu PLATTSVILLE Mil) _r,,l,i.;iiii"iiii"'jii Hrs. J. Barnett Figures In an In- teresting Article In the Local Paper. Interviewed by a Rep the Echo -titory of us "eluted by l Uplnlou of Dodd's I Ptaitaviile, Ont., o". Blair-Tale our of Mn. J this town, WM fmmd important" to tte p longth in the Mutual! tlw rqwmntauvv m Imp" she made the n mum convertt1nit ht with Dudd'u Kimmy I "1 11mm bran ailing but in tho spring- or Krew very much wur toms of my dumm- Krew very ttttMtn toms of my diam new. rlwumatinm pains in the emu they spinal columr head, through ti" the body and (we "I grew weak. tor 1 mm tite, and night ortor nigh‘ not sleep. 1 was a pltytsit l mu treated by doom“. medicinal afforded m" nu (-hnncml to read in “on.” ot tho virtue in "oars Kn and the Wondm-ful cures by them. "The nymptamu as plalnod con-aqmndml and I qtarted taking npy Pills m't-ording Before I had {mum-u was " docidod imprn comlitiott. My amt-1 tho [min war-I Inn-mm twelvt Boddubk. Jum- C. C. RICILARDS & t Dvar tyra,--MrNMU) ig my remedy tor MC It relieves at uncu. " An Amuslng Incident of the Vlnlt to Poplar Point. An amusing iuOlcut owur ine tho stay ot the hukn am who was assembled unmet-d u mm immensely nth-r In his amazement. pxplulnal that “hi have the dlutiuotk pet the tuture King ulna: Free Press. nip OUR SHEEP Captured n Majority of Pt ll. Money at Bath-lo. ,verrU. .-\n b' remains. an Dodd'a Kidne l'iils an: a Tht, rmults of th" judging " the l, ssltr't'It at thr Pan-Amvru-nn lulu-boon l received by {In lmmr‘unt-ut of Agri- '; vulture from Mr. F.. It. liltlvrkin. Can- l adian moorintenueth ot live Mock. I As in the case of tit" cattle and swine, l they are especially gratifying to Can- Indians. as our exhibitor»; carried of! about 60 per cent. more prize money than the Americans "The sale or sheep was not quite perhaps' what we would expect," Mr. Elderk'm adds. “yet there was a, good deal ot busi- ness done, and the way opened, I' think. tor Inereturirtr, buslneas in the future. Otto man sold 3!.400 worth ‘0! sheep to so to New Mexico; This In the kind ot busineu we like to see; tt noun the opening of new market- tor our Canadian nun." _ The tollovlng In a. nanny try breeds ot the remit-2t At Smiths: trty Breed. Arm Southdowul ... ... l Snropbhlrec ... ... Leicester: ... ... ... Uncolna... ... ... ... Hampshlrea ... ... ostord Downs ...... Dorset Born ... ... . Y‘arllng ran , ....‘. Best fitted nock and broad (silver plate) ... ... ... ... sglr Wuvard's I mum M- We no Matt KISSED THE DUKE. med -tis. Ilene" - "er ot Dodd's Kidney Puls. m 'g tiecret Power. v lif.-." am will I (N . ens W 'teprerenttttivr ot v of "or Trouble uiuwn ma LEO THE WAY. Won by Americans. Canadians. ... 3:11 " $247 so ... 173 75 MT 50 ... ---- 400 2G ill publ'mhc a hon 31.390 62 82,162 GO link ‘ur mpar McOON A I Barnett Ike fro hm 552 50 206 25 Fit 246 25 spout“ wetin; Sl h Ch x lr in; wan m woman ill tl M or w 396 25 21000 0000 3mm To 00 Vatotrte III-u by the uclullo- on the k 5000 .1. 'that fodder rounmption. Hm demand tor gnu "ring its pricv. .2. 11ml the on limited guru cw: t G ttutslit “INDEX": i _ G “at the l is not trtcretstii while the N creamer, trttt lug. B. That 1 higher on “I round than quantify. q. That the ma ler u - profit not only in lite I' but In that the ft, mm! are better a prices, In .mpply ot flow of in mmrt should he sible, am tV tt mu k choc-so shun! at a teanprrn' mm": prov"r plums comm beirteitirtrrtu WU]! P503869 ter are at wood. Momma it In ihrst the {arm Lad are better man " That In onlor to ll: Krirat ANI) CHEESE. but ing he in the an cow usa- mg. Ho “HUGO t woods, in mu 11g! the tram any!“ 1nd piles his vocat here about tho rail yet no train ever hack. Boon orpr t fond of 111m wa." be d the prover-bl the has ot more Peon known varie observed. he There in more Catarrh in this sol-lion n coa.ntrr..Ueet all other duea- put luar and until We lost few yo rr wn. puma-m1 incurable. Ewen mun yea-rs donor nounood it I I dim. and runner-lbw remain-Jud by may uly all u g to ure local Wt pronounced n. im m scienoethars mven Catarrh lobe a "r" clonal than. Ind therefore "qua- con Liana tron-om. Inn's (man-h Cure. n matured by F. , Cheney a 00.. Tole-(lo. isthgoulymdluuoml r-ttse- teitutertt anon tomwlf."-Fore Some year. ago His Excellmcy the l, Chine-e Anna-6m. here tn Landau. l brought over iron the had of the l Celsius/In. a native an“. a.“ Alu- I We?! At the meant tune the Gi-l ter unha- on bull-cu In a mutt. I houoe near Russell Square. Thithert Bo . - number of Chilled. and! other Oriental resident- In Loldol I who happen to be in want of new l, attirs u" " [Allen "manually In down from ttt d waspoontul. n ecu directly on the h mucous "when of the an: em. The) hund'od doll." for Any one it kiln Sand for circula- nud 'eatitgtoqtinU. ll with sold b d JG,Ysd" - - _ -. mm: {hmpuu an the but Angry-y. J. CHENEY & CO., TI wt Bum: eitht, w l than Wi WIVES MOTHERS M19911?! Link-neat Cure- f '"e __ T" W llssUE NO. 44, 1iii /lti') y),?ti,ii,ij,li,t' I Burma inc twin London'- I ttto- Razor “at W srsittur nun" PM m n n-mmv ly LII-ml t all I.“ " Note" mum!“ ir, but [mil-yin?" 11 tt rt the Montreal Au- I the Trade. (‘nnndn : n arm-HI mow‘ I wal ttutt"r ann' It My MM at Pl " " HE rt, k Ho my! I???“ orHocii Firm A' m 7 ___ - w- 7----.. v. .'"%B%.M6WFr' . a: (.3101: “quoru- ho rumored sr' ‘n " no“ Imam. b " . ' and or drink. run-n 'dldUiiirl.% H th'lr'a'Pte"tlvtiiiii a. Wn' " I“! I 'qs-chu-, In rk ml “P In) it "tet ll prim ottor " In “N t"All Wt of fun". . report fror of Barnum the kecrw n I lot-u! a w a mUr. " titu. ma It" Flor mg land even (DI Digriv. catte a them req rept cheap " This ttu 1ppt It rm bu Or “K n Eh Inn-hi: m All ----F 7'1" I l rams“? ' has w All Mrs. Wirtttlos Ilia be I-cd It ttrieAiU..attatr “(u-mum In ecu-tho ‘RUIT FARM N that h Use tnonc. Io mun. tr was. 1’ was me: M], M*.. dieuiA ha lot: of i M his“ a l Jan-th- CW!“ Canada por WE "AVE THF. ' n. h' Sttt%S'fe met; wan-o on thy " would: 05".?" ' Your Com plext h - (1 [our - -- P" Kiid "ee" 3?» "km trnttih1- W! I IS“ “this. t Monk.” " It Lurl'ull d rl MILII‘I IN YALE ME ton-1c. l - " H TORON "I appy. mttg f sum Q5135 ifiiiit (t E I I a " tn It be a: " I! "