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Ilest très mauvais pour les, chsvaux de les moniiler chaque! jour à l'eau froide, ou même de les humecter souvent. Il faut, au contraire, envelopper sei- gneusement la chevelure dans un bonnet de teile cirée, quand on se met au bain.

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Si vous voulez, Mesdames, gerder longtemps vos lèvres roses, ne vous asseyez pas trop souvent nrès du feu et sortez au grand air, librement. Ne: les mordez pas, même lorsque votre mari s’oublie à dire que la voi- sine a le pied mignon ou la taille bien faite : ne passez pas | dessus nne langue de chatte gourmande, quand rous humez, l'arôme d'un mets délicat et n'y appliquez jamais de substances | irritantes telles que eau de Co-| logne ou vinaigre de teilette quelconque.

Toute friction est d’ailleurs très mauvaise pour les lèvres.

Pour réparer les chaussures de caoutchouc trouées pour une cause quelconque, prendre de la gomme de Para, la faire fondre ct l'appliquer fondue sur la partie endommagée ea quantité juste du besoin. 11 va sans dire que la forme doit entièrement remplir la chaussure à réparer Il faut aussi avoir le soin de bién placer entre la forme et le trou un morceau Je bon ccutil pour isoler complètement ja gomme de la forme.

On trouve la gomme de Para chez tous les droguistes.

Ilest dans la vie certains jours qui nous paraissent éter- nels, seit qu’ils ne présentent qu'une succession d'angoisses physiques ou morales, soit qu'ils aous séparent d’an but long- temps désiré et qui pourrait Bons échapper encore.

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Rien ne prépare deux âmes à l'amitié comme la ressemblance des destinées, surtout quand ces destinées sont malheureuses.

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terior and interior views and details of the frescoes illustrate the paper.

Rev. D. A. Merrick concludes his interesting study of the car- eer of Owen Roe O'Neiil, and Rev. J.J. Kennedy furnishes some notes on Parish School work.

“The fignor Brutti’s Guest.” by Mary F Nixon, is a pleasing

Easter story of the good St. An-

Some familiar scenes from the

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People in Print contains a number of interesting portraits and biographical sketches.

The other departments are well suppiied with instructive

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Donahoe's Magazine for April being the Easter number, con tains many features, richly :il-| lustrated, relative to the paschal time. The special Easter feature | “The Eternal Easter” by Rev. Thomas 1. Gasson, S. J., is a beautiful essay on the joys ot Heaven and the rewards of the just.

There is the freshness of spring in Herbert M. Sylvester’s nature sketch ‘41 Mess O Greens,” and the illustrations help to bring the conntry very, near to nature lovers. |

À question of bread interest | “Has America a National Litera-| ture ?” is aply discussed by} Brother Pascal, O. F. M. profes: | sor of English Literature in St. | Bonaveuture’s College.

The Rev. Mortimer E. Two-| mey writes ef the work accom- plished by His Holiness, Leo! X111, and dwells upon the scho- | larly attainments of the pontiff. |

“A Miracie in Stone.” by Ma-| rie Donegan Walsh, is a finished | piece of work painting present- | ing the cathedral of Orvieto and |

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