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Seerereray Grateful ~ Comlorting.

fe vents

DAILY EXNAM

WHAT WOMEN WEAR.

THE PRINCESS AND THE REDINGOTE WILL DIVIDE THE HONORS

During the Sammer—Gowns Are BReund

Waisted—A House Dres: of Navy Blee

Bengaline With Suppie »kirt.

The old French days still hold a com- pelling spell over our fashion-makers. A while ago Victoria apparently had it all her own way, but Marie Antoinette has shaken off the weight of years, and each and every defunct Louis is contributing

something to the pot-pourri of our sum- mer styies Here for instance is a gown which is

Inany

imperial among the empire de-

/ ¢ signs. The skirt is of biscuit cloth and comes away up under the arms. The seams are outlined with dark green braid, as is also the waist. The short

bodice is of the cloth, with wide revers of green velvet. Inside the waist is worn a tucker or guimpe of white French batiste with a jabot of lace.

Almost every gown is round waisted, but princess and redingote gowns divide the Feld. In sleeves the Russian model, having a puff falling to the elbow, while a tight leeve is underneath, is very a. Some of the latest designs,

owever, contain a horrible suggestion of the lengthening of the shoulder seam, from which fashion may the fates pre- serve us!

Such a gown is shown in the cut. | where the shirred yolk with its rows of | Narrow velvet ribbon extends, apparent- | ly, straight across the arms. Below this at shoulder the sleeve bursts out into two large puffs, which are again con- fined at the elbows. The skirt of this gown is a very popular one. It is com-

ratively tight-titting to the knees, be- ow which point a widely gored piece is set on, giving a very decided flare.

A Navy Blue House Dress. The European edition of The New York Herald gives the following as one of its ‘Daily Hints from Paris.”

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with old gold and edged with dark green silk ruching, bouffant short sleeves and ceinture of green velvet with gold orna- ment. The skirt is wide at the bottom, but supple and not stiffened with horse- hair.

BLACK SERGE FOR OUTING GOWNS.

Serviceable and Fashionable Material for Hard Use and Bad Weather Black serge, which used to be looked | | upon as sacred to the cause of mourn- ing, has proved itself to be useful and trustworthy in almost any lime of ser- | vice. Itis now a rival of dark blue} flannels and serges for outing gowns | and will bear harder use than those | well-tried favorites. A good black | “storm serge” dress does not tear, does | not crease, does not fade, and—not the | least of its virtues—never turns of that | tell-tail vivid azure at the edge of the skirt even the best navy blue serge per- | sists in showing when badly wet. A black serge tennis gown which is intended to do duty for other cutings

has its wide revers faved with Hol nd linen. There is a removable vest of white lace over black silk, instead of | which may be worn a plainer on>* of | serge or linen. The rather full-g red skirt bears the appearance ot b ing

impossib lity case their | stitched

tucked, but tucks are an on gored skirts, and in this counterfeit presentments are into place. — ous wie

Found a Rich Gold Mine, Lower Jorpon Bay, N.S8.. Samuel Locke, of this price,

disecove

July 3 has just

red a vold mine here that pans cut

100 per cent. of pure metal to the ton. Ih | Was a rich vein of sound health to which he was restored, by the use of Dodd’s

' ;

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kidney pills, and which he would not ex

change for any other mine in America

| Al t winter he suffered from kidnev tronble which would not vield to the prescriptions of several doctors, A _ few months ago Mr. Lox ke heard of the good work done by Dodd’s kidney pills and tried them with the invariable result

To-day he is well and thinks no praise too

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Take time by the forelock, and Putt

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cough

vour

STAMINAL _

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It Supplies the vital principles of .BEEF and WHEAT

twith HY POPHOSPHITES.

Ch’town,

| that this picture was really

INER

A KENTUCKY VETERAN,

He Bided His Time acd Got Even Wich the Lawyer. a Kentucky

somewhat

A case was on trial in courtroom. An old man of disreputabie ippearance had just given important testimony, and tne lawyer whose cause suffered by his statements strove in every way to confuse and crip him, but in vain. The witness stuck to his story and did not lose his temper in spite of the irritating manner in which the cross examination was conducted.

Finally, in the hope of breaking down the credibility of the witness, the lawyer at a venture asked :

“Have you ever been in prison 7”

“I have,” replied the witness.

“Ah,” exclaimed the attorney, with a triumphant glance at the jury, “I thought as much. May I inquire how long you were there ?”

‘Two years and three months,” an- swered the witness quietly, with a man- ner that was interpreted by the lawyer as indicating chagrin at an unexpected exposure

“Indeed,” said the delighted lawyer, feeling his case already won. ‘‘That was a heavy sentence. I trust the jury will note the significance of the fact. Now, sir, tell the jury where you were con- fined.”

“In Andersonville,” rephed the old man, drawing himself up proudly.

There was a moment of sile: ce, the jurors looked at each other, and then

the courtroom rang with cheers which the court officers were powerle:s to check, andin which some of the jury joined.

The too inquisitive lawyer hardly

waited to hear the verdict against him. Youth’s Companion. A Sure Sign,

Mrs. Laer—Do know that lady ?

Mrs. De Mit—Yes.

Mrs. Von Leer—Kindly present me. 1! know by her vacant stare that she must be a lady of high breeding.

Von you

Proper Qualifications. Hicks—W hat do you think—will a match ? Wicks—It ought to be.

it be

He is a regu-

lar stick and she’s all fire and brim- stone. A Black Sheep Elder Feather—I see dat Pro*essor

Slippah, de prestigiator, is on de back seat, an he will "blige me by steppin out on de porch while de gollecshun is tuck up.

Of Course Not.

‘*You don’t mean to say that in Chicago ladies wear gloves at dinner ?”

“Why, of course they do. Would you have them eat asparagus without?’

Experience Taught Him.

‘‘Dobson must have an extensive ex- perience of bachelor life. You ought to hear him at the club dilate on the joys of being single.”

“No wonder. sixteen years.”

Obedient Child.

Teacher—I gave you three examples in arithmetic, and you have not done one of them.

Pupil—Nv ; my father told me always to shun bad examples.

Dobby’s been married

No Time to Lose

She—Isn’t your determination to get merried rather sudden? ‘I didn’t know that you even thought of it.

He—I didn’t. But Ihave just heard of an excellent cook that I can get.

Weighty Enough.

“What do you think would make a handsome paper-weight for the professor on his birthday?’

“One of his own sentences,” sarcastic answer.

An Eyewitness, Mrs. Newman—Will you guarantee painted by

was the

Holbein ?

Ikenstein—Madam, I saw him paint it meinself ven I vos ein boy in Cher- many.

Scliiiniciaiataiy It Fell on His Nose.

‘In the case ot the word onion,” in- quired the teacher, ‘‘where does the accent fall?’

And the sad-eyed, thoughtful boy with the freckled face said the accent fell mostly on the nose,

| Making It Pleasant for Their Saceessors.

“You understand, Betty,” said the mistress, ‘‘that we are to move out of this house the first of next month?’

‘*Yes'm,” answered Betty. ‘‘I've been aweepin’ all the dirt into the registers for the last three weeks, mum.”

A Feasible Plan.

Neighbor—Every time you feed your dog, he brings the bones over and gnaws them on my premises, Isn’t there some way to stop it?

Owner—Suppose you feed him, here- after; then hell probably bring them

over and gnaw them on my premises.

The Dernier Ressort.

**Yes,” said the Marchioness of Begad- zir, as she furtively dried a tear, *‘my son, Lord Da Massy, has ran through his entire fortune; m fact, there is left t him only one loophole of escape from absolute ruin, and of that he must at once avail himself.”

“What is it?’ asked Lord Zavus, t whom she was detailing her woes.

“That is to cross the Atlantic and marry an American heiress.”

Enforced Abstinence,

She-—-Now promise me, that you won’t go to drinking just because I have refus-

| ed you.

He (despondently)—Decidedly not.

| Ul have to swear off for three months to

get even on the flowers and theatre- uckets I've wasted on you, —Judge.

Fashion Notes

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Do the words of friends and the experience of others influ- ence you? There is reason why they should. They are constituted as you are. Relief to them is relief to you.

The case of Mrs. Elizabeth Hamilton, of Milford, St. Joha, has many a parallel.

Consider it.

This lady, whose portrait ap- pears above these lines, suffer ed four years from that com-

ee

of course, by its

pation, nervousness, floss of

And she tried civht phy- sicans during that time.

Last autuunn she was induc- ed to ‘“experinent” with a popular local remedy —‘‘Groder Syrup.” Of this medicine she “It has helped me as nothing else ever did; it made my work ligh cr and easier be- cause it regulated my stomach NEW LIFE.

Does such evidence appeal te you? Itshould. There is

Says :

and G AVE MI

health and healing in this remedy for Dyspepsia. Dis- ordered stomachs are the

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AL DEArh

HERVOUS PROSTRATION, EXTREME AFTER 7

Mr. Peter Lingley, C uncillor Peters.

vile, Queens Co., N. B.. says

3 =

“Oct. 31, 1892.—-T_act winter I

very vere & x of t ty _ 1 i ne Ga peoeble ud reduced in flesh. 1 bas a am Ps tite, and Wes se nervous J could not sleep was uader Dorte reatm: nt for mouths . My ton

received no benefit iriends thought I hag consuinrtion and . got so iow that the y expecting mu drach at any day. resort they deviled to : ‘

HAWZER'S NERVE AND STOMACH TOME,

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were

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JUST OUTI

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PAIN-KILLER

> LIVER PRLS «

es rc all Stomach lls.) tc. sar

Farin sor sale.

THE sabsorther offers

le his farm

om the Vta tt Edward Roa 1, Aline one mile and a hail rom the « v, well and favorably known as the “Welsh Parm” The farm consists « f sixty acres, and con tains a voarnl |} He uml five Outhuild. ve , wt Phere jja also a ” y onnectoh Terme « : { BENOTT, \\ Sirect duly 3. itd ip « - . Y SDAA f A is the solids «it pure Cow's Mi treated hat when ‘ ee ine tity of water it vielde a product that t

The perfect equivalent of MOTHER'S MILK

Look Cut for Grand Time

Tea will he held at Wineloe oi

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A Saloon we tipplied vit} coun drink® and fruits will | Live

Tea on the tables at

Dye it fo ret the | fen «f Uf ‘ oti will he held at Wins] Hall, emht mike from Cha

Shoow'd lay » ; e, the Tea w be | th WV edie day

BY ORDER OF THE reES Wins I

Carr, PITTSFIELD, Me.

LIVER and . KIDNEYS. . Badly Affected. .

Bottles Groder’s Syrup Cured Him.

FOOD WOULD SOUR IN 30 MINUTES

AFTER EATING IT.

an?

Gentlemen: Your DYSPEPSIA CURE is a val. wable remedy. I have been afflicted with this inful disease for more than 12 YEARS. For a IT was unable to take but very little food. MY FOOD DISTKESSED ME’ and would SOUR in 30 MINUTES after eating it. My stomach was weak, my LIVER and KiPNEYS BADLY AFFECTED. CONSTIPATION came on, I was very NERVOUS and could not SLEEP, and at last my courage gave out and I was unable to at- tend to my min labors. 2 BOTTLES of your SYRUP has cured me. Such a rem- edy is invaluable in nearly every family. You are at liberty to make public this statement for

others eMected sD

> this Respectfully,

Co Senet aT. CARR. GRODER DYSPEPSIA CURE COMPANY, Ltd. Be Jobo, N.b.

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