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TE FUMES*
tattle Whooping,Cough Patients :Treated
at the Cas Works. •
• INHALING, AllUiloONIA, AND SULFEEVR.
An ininnee :Experience over the Pan-
• What. pktoinane- OAT of Ake
Treatniettt..
A. tired-looiting women, carrying_ a 3-
-year -old -child said' folloeted by sprightly
Little ' bey, enteeed the Schuylkill Gas
Workieseye .the. Philadelphia Press, „and
„74;upiieci for Chief-EngineerParkeTheohler
was not about the place, and with a sigh
the woman rose to go.
" so sorry," . said ohe, " for I. heard
that he could cilia Jimmy of the
• whooping•coiigh, have to come again,
- Said its so far." ' •
• The_ superintendent smiled. "You ram -
•take. Mr.. Perlea calling," said he, "but
you needn't go, home With the child Until
you haiee tested_ the gas worke. cure., We
don't guarantee to cure all diseases, for you.
know this is not a patent•medicine estab-
liehrneut, but I think we can help the child:
with the cough if you'll come with nth."
Carrying the sick occasion.'
ally made know -4 tha nature of ita disease
• by welbdeveioped "Whoops," the superin-
• tendon% led the way through the grimy:
yard out -to the. banks of the Schuylkill
where women -in bringing their children
to the hospital!, had stated that they had
tried the annnollia Cure for their children,.
and thate. greet amount of relief had been
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gained.. Dr. Horatio C. Wied, of NO. 1,935
Chestnut street, .Raid that he had known
physicians who prescribed the stimuli%
_curie but he he'd =Ty of. slight knowledge of
it hie:melt. Heethought that in the ordinary
cases- of whooping cough relief might be
experienced by the inhalation of ammonie
and, sulphur fumes. -
, s LAGER; BEM&
Seek Billings' Dissestation nit Its "lady
- Qualitiess
hav finally come to the conclusion that
lager beer aft a beverage- is .not,- intoxicatiog.
• hem been told, so -by a German who
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drank it all nite long;just totry the experie
merit, and was obliged to go home ember in
the morning. I hay seen, thin sa,me.man
drink eighteen gIasses, an if he was drank
it was be German, and -nobody, could under -
italic' it: . •
It is proper. snuff tiestate that thia man
kept a lager beerealoon, and, could have no
object install* what wasnot strietlythus.
I believed- him to the full extent ot. my
ability._ I never drank but three &sees of
lager in n2y life, and thet made my head
entwist as tho it was hung on the end. of a
string, bat I was told it was owing t� my
bile- being out of place ; and I thot it was
so,. for never biled over wus than I did
when I got home that nite. My wife thot
was - goin to die, and was afraid I
Itiver„. passing ander the Market street
-Eridge„ and finally -stopping before -along, ,shothluleforiteseemed as tho everything
'one storey brick building; from, which was -had ever eaten he thy life Wail corning to WI
wafted a smolt suggestive of a bent.' 'surface r and I believe that if • my Wife
iug sulphur mine. This building hadn't paned off my boots just as she Aid,
'the superietendent explained to .the. they would hav come thuncleritig'up too.
,wome,n and. to a reperter, who by , ()thole vnial routteen yeare ago,
-•-chance was at the gaseworks at the time, an& l'oari taste it nate! • .
was ,the -purifying house. It bore no never had soemuelt --exPerience in. so -
resemblance to a dispensary, nor did the short a time •
brawily fellows seen About the doors: look If any men shed Me that. lager beer
- like attending physicians. Yet the' piece was not intoithating; I thud" believe him,
has worked cures •whooping =ugh for but if he shud :Wilma that .weisn't drunk
-of order, I shuld ask him to state in a few
OCEAN PERILS.
'First Arrival of the Season- at Quebec--
- T Itandeed •and Thini Miles of
A espatch from Quebec- last (Friday)
night says : The steamship Polynesian,
arrived at Ilabfax. last night, has
ed orders to come immediately to
ort. The first arrival from sea,- the
line steamship Lake Manitoba,
cl.• in port about 6 a. in. She sailed
Liverpool on April i9th, passed
whiff
ream
this
Bea„v
arriv
from
Fath
eight
a,nd
r Point at 2.45 p. M. yesterday, with
cabin and 2/8 steerage passengers
a general , cargo for Quebec an
31o4real. She was detained four days by
outside and 100 miles inside of Clove Ray.
•
°•heavily on the souls and shelves
the lee, and pe.ssed about 130 miles ofice
•• The Captain reports seeing twill steamers
and ne ship in the ice to the •sou
_
TAIIVOITILIC OF- SOINBILMOS.
Itotal UIghneSSna YIOIInPIaYer
and :AtatileintLitthiNolki - ,
pleasant to turn, alide.frout the heat
and .oltist of- the- .politioal. arena.- .to the
interior ofetlie --Royal- Fondly, ...who -are,
perhaps, more attached to eeeh other than
_any -other -regal -race iu Peeve; The Duke
of endinbiirgh is, as. everybody -knowee a
fiddler of no .neafini. PeetenifiOns. , Not -beg-
ago he -was- entertaining .the daughters. of
the _Prince of Wales -Witheeinne niesie of
perhaps too lofty ft eharacter ,for juyeuUe
Comprehension. 7 -With one actscird. they
cried out, "Play -us 'Beautiful- Star,* Thiele:
Alfred 1 Do- play ns 6 Pegiutifili Star.'-"
The told melody is potethigh art stroke of.
musieby great deal. It was, in 'fact for -
-many - yeses - deadand-gope
UW =Bold copies *hetecif -weighed
Cap Ilene, but could not make -them out.. ea the eeee,c
"-""e '•"" publishers• -•Cramer,
Peale Chappell -4f Memory. serve.
.When " Pettutiful -Star" Wee. quite
forgotten _ by the -public of :this cOuntry, it
was •diiiinterred bY.- a bend of Ethiopian
sereneders at the beginning of the rage for
" harmOnies in burnt . cork," as 1,/kr.
Jiiirrty." Whietler possibly deeig•
nate them. Introduced by negro thihstrelo,
Beeutiful Star" bece.nie one -of the meet
• .. • .
popular songs in England, and was shrieked-
:gen& -and thumped on the - piano by that
Musical young lady -!wheiie nathe islegion
and whose performenceis a thing of terror.
One's . blood, niirdiel at the recolleetion_of.
Steh-alicale•lifehie: Stith of the evenin',"
and so on Still the . song is alive and
VilleDominion Litre steamer Texas,from
Liverpool, April 16th, bound to Quebee;
ladtand beep for weetern reechesearrived at
with thoroughbred horses and cattle
Hahfax on Friday morning, after imam-
cessfully attempting to reach, her amities:
tion through Gulf ice. The- repoet ef her
end
sire
Th
lia
the
We
lea
gal
ete
Th
Ne
den
tur in latitude 47 and siteam Booth to 48
b4re it could be ()leered. - fleeing. eafely
paTed this danger the steamer was headed
ter Quebec, but whep. thirty miles north-
weet-of Ceineliey, on lost May; gulf. ice was
met in immense quantities, and. Whicii it
wali impossible to enter. Monday and part
of lbesday were spent in fruitlemeefforte
to rid a passage. During that time the
fi t officer. landed: at Port Basque and
Cao Ray, Newfoundland, to -telegraph to
Ca ada for instruetions, but the telegraph
lin was found to be down, and ,he then
returned to the ship and she was. headed
fo Halifax, reaching there after &long sail
ar mid an immense . quantity of ice onthe
C4ie Breton coeet.. Oli APril 28th, while.
th
ui many years. To the outsi p_ . that nite, aud that my stunemuck wee out
-words, just how a man felt and acted when
-he Was set up. . -
If wariet drunk that nite, I had some
ofthe most natural simtums that men
ever heel and kept sober. - • -
• the first place it was about eighty -rode.
trora where I drank -the lager -beer to mi -
house andlwas just. two hours ontheeroad,
and s'hole busted -through each one of my.
pantelorrit neeze and I didn't hav any hat,
and tried to open the door by the bell -Pull,
house givesosech relief that IHICOIld vial's and hiccoughed awfully,: emit saw every-
th
- building is known as the. arameme house,
and under that name have the cures gener-
ally been made. •
The mariner of cure is not at all own-
" plex. The sick child is held over the
purifying -pans, and breathes the mingled
tunes at ammonia and sulphur untii water
runs from eyes and nese and mouth. The
operation is repeated as Often ati the con-
dition of the child. will achnite the worst
oases being relieved in, from four to eleven_
days. Son:lath:flee one -visit to theammorria
avorgi to get through is somewhat
lar to that given by the Polynesian.
whole stretch from Cape North. to Ca.pe
was foundwithout a bresk into which
ship might go without danger. The.
her duringelmost the whole time from
ing I.,iverpool Was stormy, westerly
s prevailing and heavy s.easwashing.the
mee'sdecks, but no damage was received.
in
first ice was seen on the 25th ult. on .
sly packed that the -ship had: to Alfre.d was fain to play it to hie littie,
• .iiieces'. Juit as _ he . had. niade an mad.
-of' playing, Charles, the favorite attendant.
On :the, Prinaesses; ,.brought a' tray
with :food; .when the little :girls began_ at
once: Oh, ' Miele Alfred-, do play
1
Beautiful Star 'llor Charles. - To, 'Uncle
Alfred," .Tibleau-eThe Duke Of
_
burgh in the ant of.shuttingelplabeviolie in
„ite case; the Vrineeeees de,ncing round him.
and clapping their ; -Cherie% •like a
well.trainedeervant,-: !tending _still ai
statue,. holding the :tray before ltirn :Nvith
bcith hands. There was only: one course
apperent to the good-natiired Duke; Who -
took his fiddle Out of lie cite° again - and.
played- .66 Peentiful Star for • .Charles,
who still reineened motionless. .Wlieti the
Net One et Oar Pecallaritleel
„ .
Steeelled respectable people Weula hesi-
tate considerably: before • pilfering! • your -
poeketsin a -crowded thoroughfere. That
would be :too too. The same duiontmins-
'don . is net - indicated :by the itialled
respectable' .druggist when thet WO dello' .
corn Cure, PUTNAles , COPS- EXTE‘CiOrg•
asked for: -He will -pilfer your pockets in
the most -.genteel meaner by -substituting
Ohm_ and dangerous substitutes for the -
genuine Putnam's Corn Extractor. Witch "
foe these gentlemen, and take pone- other
than Ptitaane's Corn Extractor. gold by
_
..druggists everywhere. .
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The first English • bishop decant With
a war medal is. the Right Rev. 7:ikon:las
-Veiny French, D.D., Bishop:et Lahore,
who has just received the Afghan medal in
recognition of his sekviiiei with -the- esha-
wur Valley field foreee, previous the
.Bigning of the treaty of Gundernalt.
fouda lab& Beliks, and it -appeared so- _ ef_sm with theroeyel childrea, and "" Uncle
CANADA PERMANENIT -
LOAN It -SAVINGS COM ANY
. •
not thought .neeeseery. .
"Oh, yest madam,' OM& the pin in
charge. of the buildings, speaking assuredly
to the woman,: " We haveae: many AS six
families here in. one. dey, sernetimes, and
they all sae4 that they are benefited. After
-breathing the ammouiet fumes the children
. • breathe (meter. The threat end, breathing
passages seemto be cleared of all obnoxious
. matter:. The children: come to use from
•• , Gerroantewn and from Frankford and:froth,
• all parts of Abe city. They -need to go
meetly to the- Point Breeze- Works, but
• • since- the reads, have -been so bad. that a.
Load. Of coke can't be- re.wn away Ma cart.
the most. of them; come here. Oh, no , they
don't COMe here of their, own accord; the.
dootorie: send thane. The remedy has been
known for. a great many , years, but sozna
people- thinkit old-fashioned and old-
fogyesh. So -long es it cures the. children
whet's the difference?' •
:: White hawee speakingan employee gave.
notice that the men were waiting for
•
orders.. Withoet a .woid he led the way
into the i.mrponia, house, where a_ halfdozennen were standing -around, an iron_
pan three feet deep .a,nct twenty-fiee feet
thingin the roma trying -to get round on
the back side Of nee, and sitting down on a
,ehair, I did not wait long enough for it to
get 'Gelidly -under me. when I was going
roiled, and I set 'down a little too soon and
missed the chair' about twelVe inches and
couldn't get np-- soon enough to take the
. next one that dame along; and that' ain't
• awl, my wife wadi was drunk as a beast,
and at I said before, I began to fipin Up
things freely.
It lager heier is not. intoxicating, it`used
me most almighty 'Mean—that I know.
- 'Still hardly think that lager beer iz
intoxidating, for have been told so, and I
.azaprebably. the only man who ever drunk
tiny when his liver was not plumb.
1 don't want to say anything against a
barniless temperance beverage but ever
I drink eny more it w•ill be with my hand• e
tied behind and my Mouth pried open: -
I don't think lager beer is intoxicating,
bat if 1 remember rite I think it tasted to
melike a glass of soap suds that I pickle
had been put tew soak
square. The men looked at him and
waited. He nodded his head, and, after
:
Iii.coreomeatad A.. D.1851.
. PAID-UP caPiTAI, en, .00
repayable ondemsod or.= short notic
THPUEN.DCOosp'Apfy. - ' irA9
--TOTAL ASSETS.... , 000
RESERVE
Iteceives "Coney on Deposifat *eurren
interest, payable hat-yec.riy, the.princi
• _ .4.1480
.of
al being
.iteneiveamoney for inore perinanent.inrearient
for which Debentures -ate issued with- in eriat
coupons a.ttezhed. . .
The laws of Ontario SAithOris'e the InvestMent
of Trust Pim& in tile Debentures of this Com-
paay. -
For further intonnation apply to
steamer was tryhig to pass the toe inna° °eased,. Charles, still holding the
permitted himself the observation,
ton the Banks, a bovine was sighted, teed,
t outside the field in lat. 45, long.
Wing the letters IL B. P. T. Several
ps and one sealing vessel were seen on
edge of the gulf ice, and an Engliph
que, showing M. N. S., between two
ldgefielde 111 lat. 46, long. 57.25.
'rman &Lid an English beeque.both bound -
to Quebed were- found at Pert Bascitte,
- 81
he
fr
an
of
ati
V
Ye
looking critically at than for a moment,
made an upward motion with his right
hand.
In & moment the Ponderous iron covers
of the pan were removed, and a cloud of
sulphur -smoke and ammonite fumee. puffed
Kept KU Wife_ in Leading Fittings:
The wife .of BenjaminR. Davenport, "--e.
St. Loins litivyer, ifs suing for a :divorce.
Sbe foliages cruel tyranny on his part, and
recites in her complaint how he compelled'
her, when she was -about to visit New York.
to swear implicit obedience to a ietof rules:
These were that She should join her mother
at a certain boarding heath ; heve a separ-
ate table in the dining room, and make no
into, the great room. . acquaintance among theboarders never
-66 Here, quick P' exclaimed the house sit in the parlor; notto be absent' from her
. manager, catching the obildfrom the mother for more than five minutes at a
woman's arrnfl, 4‘ NOW is the tin2e." time, day or night ;receive no milli except
In an instant the frail little bit of hu.- from relatives and perrnitno introductions;
inanity and the robust- man were enveloped: and write a daily letter, giving an implicit.
h titin cloud. • The child coughed, .account of all her doings. She complied
:with theta rules, but now uses them as
part of her groends for diverce. -"•-es '
• Precept and practice. .
The goed story - is teld of an excellent
tr
01
le
d„ where they had put in, the former
r spending some days in the ice and
ing a large quantity of copperteen fir=
sides. Live stocker° heingtratniferred
m the , Texas to the Oars at Richmond',
be lauded by to -night.. Three
he eleven horses shipped, and one hull
one Mew died on the. Passage. The
liner will probably matt at Halifax . till
rd is receited•that -there is a prolpeot Of
hing Quebec.
Very well played ; think Your __Royal
Highness." Charles then set down his tray
and proceeded to arrange thee table. --Low
!len Lit* to the Neto'York
Eitect•ot Ennabine..
Physic. _
Beelecvlrelas *me-
'
- J. HERBERT biAlloN,-Iiansger.
-thlion-Oompany's Buildings, Toronto.
• I -
66 Throw phyona tothedogs ;- l'il: rione e.1 -
it," said Macbeth, and eve -weeder, when -
We coesider -‘- the -Moiety, sickening, ill-
-smelling compothide whichare peirethie
tered under Latin peeing to hide: their
coonamennees• and: °Mimes ,unwholesonie-
nee% "Water as water is cee.ap. but as
aqua it lis Worth a guinea a -gallon,Afid so
Cu all throe*. ..But ofe. .different nature
is Dr. Wile n'aPulmorutry_ Cherry Belfiaine
It is a plea. ant bat Etre remedy for coughs,
colds, bro ehitis, • Whoopirg cough and
all pnlm ery - diseases i It ',is • A
gratifying compound; of ivorlderenOwned
healing b same • whiCh -flow from -cer-
tain ' trees in -Southern 'enrolee. These, ,
being indiothuillyecornbined eo. as to pre -
their health -giving qualities, while
_ g of their natural _fragrance,
tothe _use of tbe most -delicate,
acceptable -to the most fas-
t.e_aPd the weakest stomich.
. . , .
ones ow -Snow shoes: -
gtages-bege,n running regtilarly into the
.-
Yoseniite -alley by Way of Milton yeste_r-
c
day. Slee drewn by horses are Used in
-travelling iter the snow. The animala are
provided with 'snow shoes, consisting of
a ut thirteen inches _square and
;(1
one ;inch in thicknesis, to Which suitable
ittaohine tie are fixed on the upper aide
for the p pose of securing. the 'fciot. The
horses is . ily learn to MainpUlate them
apparently enemy appendagesoind make
etoellent progress over . the 'snow. -San
Francisco Chronicle. .
roni an acorn, vieighing a few grains, -a
9 will grow for a hundred years dr more,
t only: throwing. off many .porinds ot
vas every year, but itself weighing: Bev-
- tons. If an orange - twig is put in a
ge box of eatth, • and thet earth is
vi ighed when the twig' becomes a tree,
&ring -luscious fruit, there will be very
ii arly the same lantituit of earth:. From
refulexpeeiments madebydiffererit irineie
o Men it is an asoertailiedfaetthat Avery
ge part of the growth Of a tieeis derived
m the sun, from the air,'and frOni the
1
W ter, and a very -little frith:be earth ; and
n tably-all vegetation becomes siCkly =lees
ir ely exposedto minshine. -.Wood and coal
eioe but bondensedsenshine,which contains
t rbeoethilregittt,titlititoi9irtn;neteulmeclalimalilfie-esamealltniale-
si , lime and iron. - It is the - Iron in the
li d whieli gives it its sparkling red color
d its strength. It is the lime in thebones
w Ieh gives them the durability necessary
t liodily-vigor, whilethe • me.gnesia
p rtant tO all -of the tisanes. Thin; it is,.
ti at the More persons are Mit of doors ths.
ore healthy and vigorouti they are, and
t 'rlonger- Will they live. Every -hamen
ing ought to have an hour or twoof
' shine Idiom in winter and in the early
renoon in suilemer. •
. •
and choked, and struggled,. but the man
held it fast- With a hoWl of mingled
fright and pain thehayi his eyes Weeping
like two littlehydrants, made- a' rush -for
the door- and once in tae. open air all the
ti1
persuasis oe lauhterof the men could- -
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not induce to turn. The wo
A. -would have followed the bay had it. not
. hese for her great anxiety; regarding, the
:child. The arstfew seconds of -the
. • .
alinost unbearable. The ammo
• with the charactgr of their neighbors, and
American mummer who, happening one
day to pass by the open door of a•room
-where hisd-aughters and some youngfriencls
were assembled, thought, from . what he
overheard that. they were making toofree
fumes penetrated:to every _nook and, corner
- of the room, and before the first n2inute
rinsed away: the little group ;looked as
though a greet grief had come upon them
suddenly and, unawares. -
• • The little child'was hurriedly carried to
the open air for mon:ientary relief. Its
-pinched face was scarlet. Its strugglefi for
free breathing were mdet rad, and:
moved the mother to such, an extent that
• she declared ohe would rathereee it whoop
• for two months than" subjeoted, to such
•Ageill the house superintendent
serve all
losing not
e.d t
are ap e
being alike
tidious pal
after their visitors. had depute he gave his
,
children' a -lecture on the sinfulness of
scandal. They ansviered: But, father,
what shall we talk about?". If you can't
do anything else," replied he, "get a pump-
-kin and roll it about ; that will at least be
innocent diversion." A short tine after
an association of ministers met at his house
and during the evening some discussions on
points of doctrine were earnest, and their
voices:Were so loud asto indicate the don-
or of losing their Christian temper, When
is eldefit daughter, overhearing them, pro- •
The SliqRTEST, QUI KEST and-
I3EST line to SL Josephi.
Atchison, Topeka,-peid-
'so , Dallas, Gal-• - _
And till
points in 'own, 0 P4
Nehraska,Missourl,Kau-
sant New Mexico Atizona,-Mu
,
tana.and Texas•
CD,
This Route has no supe or for Albert
P aim. h.. Len, Minneapoli and St. Fat&
UniVerSat- ----Alto-, - National y reputed as -
ly conceded to ‘....a bel g the Great
. .
be the -best equiCped ThroughCar
Railroad in the World fof Line
Alt classes of travel.- .
_ .
KAS $
. held ther; child Over' the. ammonia filmes, .
.
and once more. did the:. mother f011ovr .cureda putaphie., en.te„ring the- room,
tearful, silence. a few seconds little gave itteeher father, and said : "There,
4 jimmy -was hreathing easier,and, when he tather,"roll it about." The minieter was
was linallykanded to his mother, he was -obliged to explain to his brethren -end -geed
Able to grata the sir With more freedoto huranr -Was instantly lestored.e-Methodiit.
than he done for two weelis. Noticing
--• .announcsed her intentiOn of coming again SE - A curious insochinit, which cleans- )1 ses
this the Mather Was greetly pleased. She Cerreleg •florees. by steam.
soon as she could get *way, . ' by steain, is in daily Use. at the T ird
• The boy, who - afterward found that he -avenue :railroad stablegs, . New York,. re-
ins. more frightened than- hurt, =me clown placing the 911r*COMb. 7 Its standard tete
. from . his perch, • On the Op of a_tioal.-oart- iiii. 100 horses Wheats'. The horse is led
and surveyed ." the baby" . With a great under a bar, froni Which depend from each
show of cariositY. The woman was Mrs. side of him arms with unieereel joints.
_Emma Morgan the wife of a loom boss Tenting on the arms -are brushesa foot in
who jives on Columbia. avenue-, a f °! doors deors Circumference. Those are reVOlVed by
- Mean' through the arnis and cross: her at
&Wee gaventh etreet. ,
The ammonia- cure has beet kaolin to an ordinary rate of 800. . revolutions A
b sicians for 3rears, and: many of them Minute, which- oan be increased to 1,000. A
man on each side :takes hold of the gm
. ,
to
„cennectiOns made .„
4,441 In lJnion
- Depois,_ . -
Ttifoqgh. '7741-4.
Tickets via-thts r
Celebrated line pr
sale at. all oflicesla
:the US;and
Canada.
A Word from a .I.nmber Cramp. _
• "1 have been amipainted with Dr: DOW'S
Sturgeon Oil Liniment forthe last seven
years. and no better liniment tan be -taken
into the wooda by teamsters. For scratches,
'etcaer it in invaluable." Thia
Mr. Pickard, s; large lufnber operator, and.
in conneetion, herewith- it may not
Twenty *ears Igniferer. be out 1! Plane to remark, .-, that this
remedy- e- was first put in its
'shape • in order to meet -
tit• Buffalo, /C"Y.: Dear present shape •
lr_Twentyyeszs ago I was shipwrecked thidemends of lunibermen who were at.
o the Atlantic Ocean, and the cold and that ti n.piercing into the centre of New
e posure 08.nel:a le.rge. abscess to form on
-
e ch leg, Which kept continindly difeihatg-
i g. After spending hundreds of dollars,
'th no benefit, I tried your" Gold,* MediiDificovery," and now, in less than three
°lithe after taking ;the first bottle,. I am
t ankful to say, am .completely cured,
a!nd for the first time in ten years can put
y leftheel to the ground. I !kin youth,
1LLIAM RYDER, 87 Jefferson -Bt., Buffalo,
-1;tY.
prescribe it instead of medicine. Dr. D.
. Murray Cheoton, of No. 1,835- Chestnut
• street, who has had. 1, large experieneewith
the disease% of children, both in, his: private
Practice and While conneote-d with the
Childrenl Hospital, . said yesterday.
afternoon ' that although - had
made no examination of: the work-
. ings- of -.. the aroMonia Mire, ' yet
he waiconeinced that the- restataattained
were fully aftgocid as those- a. Many other
natural reniedieti. Ile had knoewn of bases
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close tothe brush, and apphes the brush to
the horse.
Aimee Ourioutitaets apperteining.telarge
tondeetries are the attempts oacesionally
Made to 'keep. whet arecalled;" trade
fiords."' A ' number of -theeo. :are well
known. The reason that partiffular proe
esses itianufaciture are sometimes 7kept
octet, hi,: preference: - relying_ 'UpOla
itentreau be eatillynnderiitoOd. - Any =0 -
mi -obtain a copy of the specificatientent a
Omit, .aed thus .the Way is Open to an
'riffingement. Perhaps the Mott- theted
hietretion of the -Successful keeping -of "a.
li ade seeret is that of the manufacture Of
ronze powder, by -Sir Henry DeSSeiner, in
ugland, whicklies- been kept- for neatly
eety years. 'Mr. Bessemer prepared *fate'
ng plans f nieohinety to nientifeetute
his produot„.thid, had., it • made,- piffee .by
iece, at different establishments,
wo :trueted: assistants he put the works
ato condition todo the Werk, and they are
till hi lisoN In this case Mr. Bessetner
Brunswick. *.Pecereing well known through
the lumbermen Who would use. it both....on
their horses and themselves its repUtati
spread 10 rapidly special agencies lied
to be instituted to meet the demand for it
Amongst other diseases in horses cures
windgalls, founder, ringbone, scratches;
iiourvy, .hardhciofe Cracked._ heels,. grease,
p�lleviVnd fiStula and others.
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A taunt Irpors Periernsence: - •
An Atlanta, alt. telegram says' .Wilter
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:-Tritit.
and you wL
trateling: a
uxury, instead
of a dts
,tomfort.
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. -information
about Rates of
Fare, Steeping Cars, t
'etc., cheerfully given by
.:_POTTER: -PERC AL LOWELL,. -
3d Irice•Pres'eA Gete.12fan4gert 'p Pass: Aut. - •
Chicago . 1.ileauo,111.
. EIMIPS011,-, gent.
.28- Front- street East, Toronto'
- Dr.: George Seymour sayi: "1 have used
Dr. Wheelees .Compound Elixir of Phos-
pheefis. and Calisays quite extensiyely in
my practice &large number of cases for
Which itiarecommended, and lam happy
to state that, I find. it a remedy of great
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value and. efficithey as a tonic in the treat-
inent of chronic dioesses."
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_.IVE FOXESVANTE APPIAT
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(stating price), either oy letter or person -
ally, to H. L., TrT.,•-s :office, las.tni)ton. * •
YOUNG- N yon.went to le Telegraph'''.
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-of a situitien1 adindreseafewVmal°ennttinh 841Bdi01311 aJertainatte
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Hollidaaged shot and mortally
wounded 'himself best night- at _ ft "ball
because hil sweetheart, Nand -Iiiener, aged
15, rehised to promise not'to dance with
other Youthe ftftershe Was -exhausted.'
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Thousand o! WOMen bless the day on
which Dr. Pierce's "Favorite Prescription "
was inade .known to them.- In all those
derangement's causing backache, dragging-
4own Sensations, nervous. and general de -
iii a sovereign remedy.: Its Booth-
ing and healing properties render it of the
utmoet vale to ladies suffering from,
" hiternal fever," Congestion, inflammation;
'oi tliceretion. By druggists.
THE proposal of the British Government
to introduce a parcel post has received the
adheeion' of the railway, companies by an
agreeFnent for it mutual division of income
b tween the ,Government . and . the 00M-_
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-.'n'lerofferior sale -a
ORW:::13.AR At
ONLY IN till A FE
,
nd- *ell adapted for_printin
R°4theetil C1.13
'three rollers over form and
rollers with Press. The Press
new. • _
OF& particulars i,ddress
TIMMS PRINT' G CO.,'
. HA. ILTON ONT.
" was afraid to patent his invention, -The tradesmen of the cities are
"neemuch as a pound package being eo
small it could'easily be smuggled into tuie,
and its • illicit manufacture- • would be
certain: • -
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A missionary wilt% was shipped to japan
ata cost of 0750 is said to have shippe&to
America enough idols to bring 37 000.
Mr. Pink, of the 'is appointed
master meoheni ` the Cheadach.P.R. at Winni irnpreve the blood, and thus ogre
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' - e and -depression of spirits.
pie* d at the prospect, but the countr
storekisep,er feeledismalthereon,andeount
his belling as good ae gone. • -
The only wise treatment of disease is to
remeve the cause. .1.1atiguor and debility
e,risefrern poor- blood, induced by indigos-
tion.i Dr: Wilson's Anti-liilious and " Pre-
serting Pills strengthen thedigestion and
PEARS
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newapapere _
hes. There are
ox distributing
oat $11200 when
AONETIC
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ge otos -BEI AIN &NERVE 00-D)PI:::EN'vi• _
It le a sure, prompt - and Effdetnal remedy for
Nervousness in ALL -Its ,EitageseWeitk. Memory -• ,
Less cif -Brain Power-, :Sexual ProstratiOn, Night . .
Sweata•Spermatorrhtei, . senilnie Weakness and !
General Loss of • Power. 14 repairs NervOnfl-
Vi!aste,'Eelnvenates the Jaded Intellect;Strength
ns the Enfeebled Brain d Restores Sur
:i
witting Tope and Vigor t .the Exhanited 1.
Generative meows." The- eeri muse. of thou
sands- proves it- an Tuve-teal e Remedy: The
medidine is pleasant to „the tate, And eaehbos
-containi-tuffibient,for two edits' Medication
and 'alba cheapest and best. 1-- .
Full ' pert -Iodine in our pa - phlet, Which _
.desire to mall free to any address. - '. - •
ifasiek'ss- Magnetic_ 'Medicine is sold
drugg18t8pti50 chi. per box, etr 1.E boxes kir lib
or will be mailed -free of pottage On receip
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the niencY, 14 addressing 4 - -. ..
maw* isi_ lignWedintdtioredi, Ocint.s,a(1113-e''' '
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aold'bly fill druggio4 el' her' -
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