HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Advocate, 1901-6-20, Page 7a subetituto for iaxercise, and. there_
eak from to kee the patient clod
beelth, Tama, geaduallye the tissues.
whieh are wasted by the ProceSs of
rubbing, acquire, /Strength, just as the
muacles acquire strength by dum-
bells1 ankl other exercises, and the Ime
tnt puts on flesh.
To the question of food and fecdimg
the gwenteet care is to be given. At
firet the patient is fed entirely up-
on (milk. A tquartor of a phat is given
every two houra, and nothing else.
The mi1 may be hot or cold, but no
bread, meat or vegetables must be
taken—only millr.
After a day or two the quantity
of milk ia increased. Half a pint is
the usual allowance, and regularly
seeming, noon and through the night
tho patient snut be rnaale every two
hours to swallow his half pint of milk.
Tho onlly meals of the 21 which may
be ,diapaneed with are those at 1 and
3 o'clock fti the morning, so as not
to disturb the night's rest unduly,
for Such pafienta frequently suffer
from ale.oplessness.
After about a week or 10 days of
this pure Milk feeding the patient'a
eyes bogie to get brighter, the cheeks
loee, their hollowness, the complexion
ite sallowness anal begins to take on
color. Then more food is added, say a
little
BROWN BREAD AND AN EGG.
After two ice: three daymore some
chicken with green vegetables and a
potato, and a little drink pudding aro
given for dinner, but thia does not
mean that there must be any let up
in the milk, for t,he half pint ha e to
be drunk with the meal. After a few
daye more, o.s.the digestive organs ac-
custom themselves to cleating with the
increased quantity of food, a chop or
a. cut from a. joint is substituted for
:he chicken at t,he midday meal, and
that le relegated to the evening re-
peat.
Then, two egg e are added for break-
fast, and the, patient is at the end of
three or four weeks, eating three
square meals, in addition to taking
fire or six pinta of milk a day, and
in some cases, even more than that.
Little, by little the Muacles, under
the influence af the maasage, which
beginning by half an hour a day, iS
increased to half an hour twice a day,
and then to an hour, morning and
afternoon, and in Florae cases to an
hour three times a day—gain
strength, and the hollows take on a
r oundnese.
The depression of the spirits van-
ishes, brightness takes the place of
gloo(rn, and the tired 'brain, which, be-
fore the treatment, seemed unable
to concentrate itself on any work at
all, becomes alert and full of vitality,
and the patient ia able to go out
and take .0aia place, once more in the
world and it work, to his own de-
light and the joy of his friends.
Infancy
THE UNEORTUNATE cONDITION OF
MISS ERNE5TINE CLOUTIER.
As She Crow Older Der Trotenes Became Mere
Pronoulleed—Doctors Dsid He ease We One
of do neral Debility, and Held Out Small Hoprl
of lieeevery--She le Now iffell and etroeff—
A Lesson for Patents.
Vrona the Telegraph, Quebec,
No discovery in medicine in mod-
ern times has done so much to bring
back the rich glow of health and the
natural activity of healthy young
womanhood to weak and ailing girls
as has Dr. Williams' Pink Pills.
Girls delicate from childhood I •
"lave
used' these pills with remarkably
beneficial effects, and • the cherished
daughter„ of many a household has
been transformed from a pale and
sickly girl into a, happy and robust
condition by their use.
Among the many who have regain-
ed health and strength through the
ose of Dr. William' Pink Pills is
Miss .Ernestine Cloutier, the fifteen
year old daughter of Mr. G. A. Clou-
tier,- residing at No, 8 Lallemand
street, Quebec city. Mr, Cloutier in
an interview with a representative
of the Telegraph gave the lc:Mowing
account of his daughter's illness and
recovery: "Almost from infancy my
daughter had not enjoyed good
health, her constitution being of a
frail character. We did not pay
,rmich attention to her weakness as
we thought that she would outgrow
it. linfortunately this was not the
case, and as she grew older she be-
came so weak that I got alarmed at
her condition. For days at a time
she was unable to take out of doors
exercise; she became listless, her ap-
petite failed her, and as time went
on she could not stand without sup-
porting herself against something
and at times she would fall in a
faint. I called in a doctor; but his
inedicine did not help her and she
was growing weaker than ever.- An-
other physician -was then consulted
who Pronounced her case one of gen-
eral debility, and gave me very little
hope for her recovery. Some months
ago while reading one of the daily
papers I came across the case of a
young woman cured by the use of
Williams' Pink Pills, so I deter -
=hied to give them a trial. After
she had used about three boxes the
color begun to come back to her
cheeks and • she began to grow
'strond
ger. Greatly encourageby
this, she continued to use the pills
for several reonths and now she is
as well as any girl of her age. Her
appetite is good and she has gained
thirty --five pounds in weight. Dr.
Williams' Pink Pills have built up
her system and have made her
;healthy and active after doctors fail-
ed to "benefit her. I believe that Dr.
Williams' Pink Pills are the greatest
known medicine for growing girls
and I would advise their use in all
cases -similar to that of my daugh-
ter's."
Miss Cloutier's story should bring
hope to many thousands of other
"young girls who suffer as she did.
Those, who are pale, lack appetite,
['suffer from headaches and palpita-
tion of the heart, dizziness, or a
feeling ofconstant weariness, will
find renewed health and strength in
the use of a few boxes of Dr. Wil-
liams' Pink Pills. Sold by all deal-
ers or senteby mail, post paid, at
50 cents a box or six boxes for
$2.50, by addressing the Dr. Wil-
liams' Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont.
GLUTTONY A CURE.
byspoptics to Spend traintions in Bed
and Be Stuffed Day and Night.
Overeating, almost gluttony, in fact,
1...s urged as, the newest, and conse-
quently the best cure, for.thatdeep
gloom that Betties over the man that
.1alaS gained business at the price of
dySpepala and lathlea- ailments. The
cure really consists of three parts—
coraplete, rest, massage and over-
feeding.
'Perhapa the most important of these
Le overfeeding, although etreSe- is laid
, by the physicians' on both the other
two portions of the treatment, and it
as Said by some that if any part is
ignored, the reault IS unsatisfactory.
It is twell, therefore, that they should
be described—completely; the system
" can be carried out 'simply at home.
fl'he Teat is Insured by putting the
sufferer to bed and keeping him there
sroanatte,r how objectionable hc finds
t. Indeed, it IS declared by ManY,
people, that the Teat should be so
'thorough that the -patlieuat should
' DO NOXIIING FOR HIMSELF,
and should even be fed rather than
be allowed to feed himself.
The maspnge is given because it is
Corrigiiission.
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KNEW THE KING AS "TEDDY."
A Characteristic Story About Edward
VZIJn His Younger Days
Some sixteen Fears ago,a small boy
was trudging up the Sands at Cannes,
dragging behind. him a s toy yacht,
which had failed to sail on the ruf-
fled water, says the London Express.
Sarnewhere.in the distance the little
- •
cla,ap'a nurse was busily engaged in
talking to a gentleman's valet. So
th'e boy at down on the sand and
proceeded to make him.aelf thorough-
ly miserable. As the was engaged in
.doing so a shadow felf across the sand
at his feet, someone to talk to the
boy. He started avith the tinac-worn
phraae of, "What's your name, my
boy ?"
The by looked up and recited hiS
name. The word "recited" is used ad-
visedly, ae be was blessed with eight
pandas, being the eldest son of his
family. After the eight names were
enumerated, each checked off on a
,chubby finger, the. by asked, "Well,
what's your name?"
The gentleman laughed, 'Oh, they
call me 'Teddy.' in London."
" Why, my second name's Theodore,
and they call me' Teddy,' sometimes,"
exclaimed the boy." ' -
" Then we'll be the. two Teddies at
Cannes," said the gentleman, and
paased on. '
Of course, the nurse, duty excited,
informed the small boy that the gen-
tleman wee' the Prince of Wales.
This did not apparently impress the
by, for when he saw, the 'gentleman
passing down to a yacht's gig a day
later he called out to "Teddy," and
as answered by a snail° 'and a little
chat, while an impatient yacht own-
er waited for the coming of his royal
guest.
,That evening a emiiing and .olase-
quioue landlord mounted to the door
of the, s,aite occupiedby the boy's
mother. He bore a salver, and on that
aalve.r was a largo box Of bon -bons,
in which a simple. card said that
"Teddy sencls little Teddy same bon -
bona." Shortly eller this the boy and
his mothe.r passed on down the
Riviera to Nice, and the little boy
quite forgot "Teddy."
But four years later, in the com-
pany of' a tutor, the boy, who now
considered himeelf quite grown up,
was passing through the corridors of
the Hotel de Betz, in Paris. As he
did ea he. passed a large group of
people who were laughing and chat-
ting gaily j,vith a gentleman in their
midst. A face from out the past
sprang' up in the boy's. mind, as he
swiftly crossed from his tutor's side
over to the. group'.
" Hello, Teddy!" he said, looking up
at the gentleman. For a second the
rows were knitted, a,nd then the
older, Tedd'y an,awered
"Weil of all people! Here'e little
Te,ddy from Cannea," and forthwith
hi natiat be told ail about the four
yearbetween."
He laughed to the group that here
wail a youth VOLD had name S enough
to gain him admittance into the
"Altnatach de Gotha," and begged
the by to, repeat thein.
The two Elledd•iea saw, each other
quite frequently during that year,
for both were in England then, and
the country houge where the Smaller
Teddy stayed With his folks was but
a little. iwayj acroas country from
perfeet ikud ifentlfriee for the
Tooth slid Mouth
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ALL 84UOKEL,MntreaI,
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Sand rin g ha xn, and grooms fr e q uen cc
ly found their way across the country
with little. preaentki of game, and now
and then, a box of French bon -bona
for Teddy.
There ehbuld 'be an interesting se-
auel to tlaie unique aequaintance-
_
Ship ; for Teddy, the' younger, who is
getting quite manly in appearance, is
coming over with histutor to stay, it
is said, near Sandringham, this sum-
mer. It will be interesting to learn
if he again encounterg the King in
Iii s leisure hours. He has outgrown
sweets by this time, probably, and will
find cigarettes more to his liking.
Our authority for this' interesting
and characteri,atio Story of mar good-
natured King is a foreign journal
which declarethat the anecdote is
absolutely authentic.
ELECTRICITY IN I-IORTI-
, CULTURE.
The useS of electricity are daily
enlarging. It seems some Russian
scientists have been making interest -
"big experiments in the effect of elec-
-tricity in horticulture, or, as they
term it, ''electroculture." It has
been proved that electrified seed ger-
minates more rapidly than others,
and also by burying in the soil one
zinc plate and one, copper plate,
placed vertically and connected by a
wire, that potatoes and other roots
grown in the electrified space thus
secured produce about three. times
the crop that others do in similar
soil close by, but without the elec-
tricity. It is also applied to the rip-
ening process and found to be suc-
cessful.
New South Wales remunerates its
prisoners employed on the new
breakwater both in money and also
with rations and clothes, the latter
two not according to prison regula-
tions.
PITIFUL CASE OF
k LITTLE GiPiri,
Child at the Age of two a Crip
pled Victim of Disease.
Edna Ratliburn, or liampitead, N. n,, fei
and broke two rtbs—Injwired the kW
noya emu Diabetes Developtd--Dedir •
kidney Pills la curing the lildney
straightened Injured spine.
Hampstead, N.B., jon'e
—Little Edna R.athburn of this place
has had a sad experience for a child
so young. She. is now nearly eleven
years old. Eight of her few short
years have been passed 'under the sad-
dest cloud possible in life.
At ttie age of two the child met
with' an accident which' left her with
two ribs broken, split off at the hack
bane. Though they were aet and heal-
ed her little b,ody did not straighten.
For eight years she could hardly walk,
being almoat doubled up. The accid-
ent affected her 'Kidn.eye and Dia-
betes set in. Diabetes is a particu-
larly dangerous form of Kidney
trouble, in.this case particularly sev-
ere by nature of injuries to the spine.
,The family doctor war, of course,
consulted. He, diagnosed her case
correctly-, but couldn't cure ,it. She
wee seaa.t to the Public Hospital at
St. John, in the hopeal that the great-
er skill and facilities there would
avail. They could do nothing for her.
The authorities aclvieed the another to
take the child home to nuree her and
give, her good care while she lived
w.hich would not be very 'long.
The suffering of the little one was
heart-rending to the mother and
friends. She cried with pain night
and day. The mother grew desperate
and determined she would find a cure
for her child if it took every cent
she possessed.
She saw Dodd's Kidney Pills adver-
tised and immediately purchased some.,
From the first they were beneficial.
The little girl commenced to get bet-
ter. Every day saw afn itnproverne.nt.
Dedd'a Kidney Pills were doing the
work. Six boxes in all were used and
once, more Diabetes was conquered.
Not only that but with the return
of health the spine conimerseed to
straighten. The little girl is now
a Im t ph ye ic.a 11 y perfect. Says the
grateful another lin her own words:
"Them is nothing to be compared
to Dod,d's Kidney Pills. We thank God.
we heard of them. Edna is now full
of color; runs and Playa about as
smart as a whip, where once she was
a puny little thing aa pale as a ghost."
MOTHER AND' QUEEN.
The queen always made it a point
to Ise,ep the religious instruction of
her children aa much as` possible in
hea- own hancle'. Once when the Arch-
deacon of London waa catechizing the
young prince, ja& ertid .
"Your governess deserves great cre-
dit for instructing you so thorough-
ly.
A t wh lab y ounga t era piped up:
"It's mamma who teaches us our
catechism!"
It la riot perhaps', generally known
that the queen occasionally taught a
Bible class for the children of those
in attendance at Windsor Palace.
TOOTH POWDER
WELL. TIIA.T WAS COOL 1 1
A anerchaat, living in a seaside Vil-
lage which imports largo quantities
of wood discovered tha,t the timber
in hia ;yard grew less each night. He
therefore resolved to lie awake one
night, in order, i possible, to find
out the :reason.
At an 'hour, when all honeist folk
should be in bed, hearing a noise in
the yard, he gently raised his bed-
room window and aaw ip the moon-.
light a, neighbour trying to get a
la ge plank into hie wheelbarrow,
Now, you're it. pielty nilee fellow,
Said the owner, to come here and steal
nay wood while I sleep.
Yes, replied the thief; and Isupa
pose you would stay up there and
see me break my bacIE with lifting
before you would COnle dOW11 and bell'
mei , •
Queensland does not enforce the
compulsory clause in its education
laws, because of the difficulty in en-
forcing its provisions in the scatter-
ed, sparsely -Populated districts of
the interior.
A Life Saved.—Mr. Jarnes _Bryson
Cameron, states: "I was confined to my
lied with Liftman -nation of the lungs, and
MIS given up by the physicians. A neigh-
bor advised mete try Dr. l'honias' Enloe -
Irk: Oil, stating that his wife had used it
for a throat trouble with the best results.
Acting on his advice, I procured the medi-
cine, and less than a half bottle cured me;
I certainly believe -it saved my life. It
was with reluctance that I consented to a
trial, as I was 'reduced to such a state
that I doubted the power of any remedy
to do me any good."
Lord Edward Cecil, gen' of Lord
Salisbury, is a brevet lieutenant-
caotfloivnafelteaktth3g1., thankis to his good work
Thin Big -eaters is on evory boz of the -carmine
Laxative Brorso-Quisine Tablets
the remedy that eureis a cold int one clet7
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Orders have been jested directing
the cruiser Thetis, lately employed in
guarding the Boer prisoners at St.
Helena, to return to Eaagland to ,pay
off.
For Over Fifty Years
hIng. W/NST,OW'S SOOTHING SYBUr haa been used by
millions of mothers for their children while teething.
Itsoothes the child, softens the gums, allays pain, cures
wind colic, regulates the stomach and bowels, and is the
best remedy for Diarrhcea. Twenty -Bre cents a bottle.
Sold bs: druggists throughout the world. Be sure and
ask for ' Mita. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP."
Dr. Barton, of Beckenham:, has in-
vented a military balloon, which the
Wax Office offers to purchase under
certain conditions.
• • 1 •
s Liniment Relieves Neuralgia
--
Lord Lovat i returning froreSouth
Africa to raise two companies to re-
place Lovat's Scouts now at the front,
whose term of seryice has expired.
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1315Ware oT -Ointments Tor TIMM
that contain Mercury
as mercury will surely destroy the sense of
smell and completely derange the whole system
when entering it through the mucous surface-,,
Such articles should never be used except on
prescriptions from reputable physicians, as the
damage they will do is ten feld to the good you
can possibly dorive from them. Ha l's Catarrh
Cure, manufactured by F.J. Cheney 8z Co,, To-
ledo, 0., contains no mercury, and is taken in.
ternally, acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces of the system. In buying
Fall's Catarrh Cure be sure you get the genii-
ine. It is takeeinternally,and made in Toledo,
Ohio, by F. J. Cheney Sz Co. Testimonials
tree.
Sold by Drnggists, price 75e per bottle.
Heirs Fimuy Pills are the beet,
A JURY OF JONESES.
The Joneses are confusingly plenti-
ful in Wales. A recent jury compris-
ed one than named Hughes and eleven
named Jones, Seven of the latter
bore the Christian name of John.
The prisoner's name was the same as
that of seven of the jurors—John
Jones.
There never was, and never 'will be, a
nniversal panacea., in one •remedy, for all
ills to which flesh is heir—the very nature
of many euratives being such that were
tee germs of other 'and differently, seated
diseases rooted in the system of the
patient—what would relieve one ill in
cure would aggravate the other. We
have, however, in Qainine Wine, when
obtainablein a sound unadulterated
state, a remedy for many and g,revious ills.
By its gradual and judicious use, the
frailest systems are led into 'convalescence
and strength, by the influence which Qui-
nine exerts on Nature's own restoratives.
11 relieves the drooping spirits of those
with whom a •chronic state of morbid des-
pondency and lack of interest in life is a
disease, and, by tranquilizing the nerves,
disposes to sound and refreshing, sleep—
imparts vigor to the action of the blood,
ivhich, being stimulated, courses through-
out the veins, strengthening the healthy
animal functions of the system, thereby
making activity a necessary: result,
strengthening the frame, and giving life
to the digestive organs, which naturally
demand increased subscance—result, im-
proved appetite. Northrop & Lyman of
l'oronto, have given to the public their
-superior Quinine Wine at the nsital rate,
and, gauged by the opinion of scientists,
this wine approaches nearest perfectioa of
any in the market. All druggists sell it.
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WHAT IS A STEREOSCOPE ? '
A eorresPondent twaites : 1 recent-
ly told a friend of mine that I was ,
i
going n for aurae- of your competi-'
tiont,.. He seemed !rather sceptical.
What dr, &..fou get for prizes ? he
inquired.
Oh, pentnive, latereoscoposi, and so
on 1 answered
What would be. the kood of a stereo-
,
scope to 'you 1 was the reply. You're
not going to be a doctor, are you?
Ho thought I meant a -stethoscope.
•GREEN OR BLACK.
A Qanflty of Quality
is what all drinkers of Machine -Made Tea get. No to as,
pure, wholesome or economical, Superlative la actual"
merit, To suit all varieties of tastes.
_
Ceylon Teas are sold in Sealed Lead
Packets only. Black, tlixed, Uncolored
Ceylon Crean. Free samples sent.
Address ,0SALADA," Toronto.
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I HE WAS EXCUSED.
A young Man at a social party wag
vehemently =zed to sing a eortg. He
reptied that he would first tell a story
and then ,if they still peraisted 15
their demand, he would endeavour to
execute a song. When a bay, he said,
hP., took lessons in singing,
and one Sunday meaning he event up
into the garret to practice alone.
While in full cry he was suddenly
seat for by the paid gentleman.
This is pretty conduct!. said tho
father; pretty employment for the
son of pious parents to bo sawing
boaras Id2 the garret on a Sunday
morning, loud enough to be. heard by
all the neighbours. Sit dawn and take
your book."
The young man was unanimously
(nausea' from singing the te opeeed
g.
Kinard's Liniment Cares Dandruff,
Wha.t have you decided to give Tom
for hie birthday? Mrs. Torn—A
nic.e collar and euff box. It will be
so convenient to keep my buttons,
thread, anti scisegors in.
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Brewn-1,Vhy del the letter -box?
lones--Dunno. Brown— Why, be-
i
cause the pianoforte. - This s 'why
BrOwn now walk's with a limp and
asks na more riddles'.
They Drove Pimples .Away .—A face
covered with pimples is Unsightly. It
tells of internal irregularities which
should long since have been corrected.
The liver and the kidneys are not per-
forming their functions in the healthy
way they should, and these pimples are
to let you know that the' blood protests.
Parmelee's Vegetable Pills will drive
them all away, and will leave the skin
clear and clean. Try them, and there
will be another witness to their excel-
lence.
He hai no lack, however small,
And therefore he was g/ad.
e'Tis best," said he, "no luck at all
Than allways have it bad."
Inflammatory lehentnatism.—Mr. Wm.
Ackerman, commercial traveler, Belle-
ville, writes: "Some yaars ago I used Dr
Thomas' Eclectric Oil for Inflammation
rheumatism, and three bottles ()fleeted a
complete cure. I was the whole of one
summer linable, to move without crutches,
and every moven-lent caused excruciating
pains, I am now out on the roed and ex-
posed to all kinds of weather, but have
neyer been trouleed iyitbt rhenniatisia
since. L however, keep a, bottle of Dr.
Thoinfis!Ectectric Oil on hand, and I
always recommend it to others, as it did
so much for
Pa, madiL LI Willie, can't you
,spare enough' money to bray ane a
gun? kUy ran, I am going to get
you a gun when .1 can ,sparo a boy—
not before.
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1 colt ego Avenws4f
am Nobel -rata $1.11'
VW? SALR.—A fine hundred acre farm ii.
building,Jdgclod fences, well watered and u4,'
_v Huron county, nieearr d:o.clerich.' Goo
,e0arcshonased.
parowimpftli,onG,elott; toillfcheL.
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' nr owaste .eP. land,
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ALP NTS WANTED—TWENTY DOLL-A.P.8-4
week—liegular customers; freight chargq
prepaid; outfit free or returnabie no cepa.
fel required; exclusive territory. Ci,karenall
8: Co, tea importers, Lon 'on, Ont.
A STRANGE FLOWER.
One of the strangest botanical cur-
iosities in the world is the "Wonder -
Wonder" flower found in. the Malay,
Peninsula. It is simply a blossom,
without leaves, vine, or stem, and
grows as a parasite oti decayed
wood. This extraordinary flower is
something like a yard in diameter,
and has a globular cup in the middle
with a capacity of five or six quarts.;
Minard's Liniment Cures Darns, etc.
—.—
Haw do you Efka your new Chinese
servant? So ranch ! Why, he can
do almost anything. Did you notice
how sharp the carving laiilfe was at
dinner? Yes. Well, lie rased to
sihaapen the sworda of the public exe-
cutioner!
!Nerd's Liniment sold everywhere.'
,sir! How is it 1 catch you
kissing my 'daughter? By smeakinra
in upon us, sir!
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Cheap Round -Trip Rate Between
St. Paail, Minn., and the
Pacific Coast.
On July Oth the Northern' Pacific
Ry. 'will place in effect a low first-
class round trip rate of $45,0i) from
eastern teiuninals to Seattle, Ta-
coma and Portland. Dates of sale
at eastern terminals will be from.
July 6th to July 13th inclusive, and
the final limit for return will be Aug.;
31st, 1901. Destination must be
reached not later than July 1Sthe
stopovers being allowed IN 'ZITHER
DIRECTION within , the transi-
limits.
This offers • an unsurpassed oppor-
tunity for those desiring to hunt,
new homes and farms to go into the.
northwest and look over the coun-
try, or for those wishing to visit!
relatives or friends or to make pleas,
sure trips, to do so.
The barotriete,r drops almost ex-
actly an inch for -1,0.00f t. of ascent;
900,000 of Loindoif.s population aro
living nione than !Iwo in a room.
I believe MINAR.D'S LINIMENT
mill cure every caso of Diphtheria.
MRS. REUBEN BAKER.
I believe MINARD'S LINIMENZ
will produce growth, of hair.
IVIES. CHAS. ANDERSON
Stanley
I believe 1VIINARD'S LtrilmENT
is the best household retnecly on earth.
MATTHIAS D'OLEY.
Rivmelale, Oil City, Ont.
SUBSCRIPTIONS IN INDIA.
There is no country in the wide
world like India for collecting huge
subscriptions in a short space of
them. The Mansion House is cons
sidered hard le) beat in this respect;
but to no London fund have such
huge individual sums been presented
as were given by the Indian princes
for the purpose of erecting a memor-
151
hall to the late Queen in Calcut-
ta. The Maharajah of Kashmir gave,
A:100,000f, the Maharajah of Scindia, ,
Z66,6(36; the Maharajah Of Jaipur,
Z33,333; and many °Mate ' gave
smaller amounts. • Tho stenri largest
donations total 9216,029. Truly a
magnificent reCora. :far e. trat. HAI