HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times, 1885-9-24, Page 3HEALTH.
The Dangers of Nareetie5-
The London Lancet hair delivered Pertain
admonitions with regard to the prevalent
use of narcotic poisons for excitability and
sleeplessneea, in ouch energetic and fitting
terms ae these ;
" The death of a medical man --Dr. John
Middleton, late Surgeon -major in the Mud
Life Gouda, but at the time or his decease a
praotltiener at Stockton -will again drew
attention to the rniechevioue and, as we be-
lieve, wholly indefensible practice of ,giving
and taking such depreseieg narcotics as
chloral and bromide of pot eedel t as a rem-
edy for sleepleeenees, aleeplessneas is al -
wave wakefulnese in one or mere of its
raultitudinou,s forme, and the resource to
narcotic persons for its relief is utterly un-
scientific and deplorable from atherapeutie-
al point of view. It 28 as olumay in theory
-in so far as it: can be slid to have a theory
--as knocking a man down because he needs
rest, What is it that prevents the natural
and physiological rest of the body atrhyth-
micai periods 3 The brain leas truly a
of the body as the stomach, and it is as
much a fault of the organa of the mind to
prevent Sleep by mantel worry or wakeful-
ness as itis a four; of the stomach to render
sleep impossible by bad digestion. No in-
telligent practitioner dreamer of uarcotiziog
the nerve* of the gadtric organs to promote
sleep. Why in the name of common Renee
should any medical man for an instant think
it legitimate to narcotize the brain because
it exhibits tome disturbing irregularity In
its fuuottons
" Steen ie Pet a *peeled prerogative of the
brain. Emery organ deeps, and general
sleep le til r (aggregate of many sleeper, It
is time te`proteet agaivat this clumsy proec-
dure. If we do so warmly, it IS h694004 we
feel that the mistake is of common making.
It le an much easter to write rt preeeription
or hake up a bottle of modickze or a box of
Ulla with ons of the rank potions that retai-
n) steep, and se they do so deprave cerebral
axil nerve tissue, than it would be to search
out the real and active ranee of wakef uluea s.
When will the progress of prof mimed en-
lightenment reaeii that point at wh cin all
thane cloaka for ignorance that depend ace
much for their elgnifaicance on the negative
in are ostracized feorn our nomonaleture?
Dr. Clifford Allbutt baa just pleaded foreib-
ly and eloquently for the diecarding�of that
wondrously silly wordt indigestion. Will
no splrltod relent -leo help to exorcise the
haunting folly that silage to the terrair-
sontuia e an terns with in, negetive,
plyigaoraneeOrt the part'ef those who frame
and use them, and, which is worse, are cote
tont with she stat of knowiedgearrived at,
or aro too indolent to extend and improve
it. Who shell sound the depth* or measure
the range of the stupendous unknown over
which the audacity of e'probity and the
apathy of a profe *los conspire to cast the
✓ ent of " inanity" There are more than a
score made heti of known causes orforme of
aleepleasuess, each one requiring direct and
;Tootle treetmeot, and yet, as by common',
consent, the profeesaion aanctione the abuse
o£euch drags re *Morel and bromide at.
poisoned nisep' producer%. No inedicai'
man is lnetilled in undertaking the trait -
meat of hie own maladie*. It is impossible'
that he should se far step ont of himself ,.a
to be obis to form reasonable judgment of
bin ease efifrrarefy ; and no practitioner hex
the juetida;aa:,ion of sclance for the recourse
to narcotics u remedies for aleepleesncssex-
cept when an cxoaptisnal pain is the aoai-
dental disturborof a sleep function, or a habit
of wakefulness may be broken by an oc•
ca.ianal doze of the stupelier."
We have knewn severed team of young
men, who by/ medical advice have taken
doses of gaiorne or chloral, or of a bromide
compound, and in the course of a y ear haves
broken down with ;battered nerves and a
mental state bordering on insanity. A ra-
tional observance of simple hygienic rule
would have saved them the loss and worry
incident to each a condition.
•
PEOPLE.
Florence, the actor, got into a street care'
the other day. Ile says : "The seats were
all full. A lady had her little boy in
the seat along aide of her. She told him to
get up, and letthe old gentleman, meaning
rhe; eh; dawn. I game home feeling znji 54
year*"
A book called "Wieland and Reinhold,"
which has just appeared in Germany, con-
tains the following extraordinary estimate of
one of thegreatestGermanmusioiana by one
of the greaceet Gerson poste. In 1793 Wie-
land wrote to Reinhold : ahould be
pleased if your vielt could occur on a day
when the operetta. 'Der Baum. der Diana
will be given, the music of which is paid to
be extraordinarily sweet and charming---'
whereas, on the other hand, Maz irt'a'Figaro'
which was rn add to the pleasures of out
celebration day before yesterday, Lathe met'i
disagreeable thing I have ever heard in pay
W.
William M. Evarts felt in love with his
wife when she waa aixteee, and he a green
boy at college. She was the daughter of
Treasurer Wardner, elV ermont, and waa as
pretty as young Erarte was homely. They
became engaged at her home in Vermont;
and Everts west away to New York, prom -
Wog to come back when he had mode enough
to warrant his marrying .11t twenty-five he
had made a name for himself as a lawyer,
and was a member of ono of the chief New
York law €irme, one mekiag,'it ie arid, a to-
tal of $130,000 a year, At thiktime he mar
tied, and hie Wife, after bearing btu* thirteen
children, in (till welland happy.
Once In a while the question is heard i
"What hes become of 14rs. Titterer' The
little woman who was a few goitre age the
most widely -known Amerloau woman in the
world, liver with her aged mother, hire,
Morse, on Pacific street, to Brooklyn, in
°cmfort and quiet, Ever educe one remark-
able scandal trial she: hats lived is the same
way. Tile home of Mra. Tilton with her
mother is ons of taste, rednerent and eleg-
ance. Many of thepictarea that were inade
faruoas by the -repeated yarna len the court-
room, of how Theodore, na hie urghtelxirt,
used to go around the house rehagging them
at all house of the night, aro to be seen on
the walla of her present browa.*tone home,
A good story was told about Mr. Henry
Irving at a reception of Ilarvard alumni at
lluli',tto. «'ben the b aglish actor visited
Boston, Preeldeut and Aire. Eliot were
among the spectators at his brat perform-
ance; and la order to do honor to the!,
stranger, he was invited Out to ifirvard,
;Mown all the college ".tons" sed finally en.'
tertainrel at a lunehren to which a m000t',
party of diatiugui.hed ouoa were bidden.
"By the way, Mr. Irving," said the presi-
dent, with a praise -worthy desire to open!
the convereatian upon a subject of general
interest, "Are you a univoradty mss'
"No, air," wee the actor's answer ; then, an
if he felt that the reply might be taken as
iu some way implying disrespect to the col.
loge and co"lesee in general, he added, "but
my heelaoss manager here fa,"
In a new volume by Ma Reed, the veter-
an roporter, a chapter on "hearing aoc nein-
hearing gives SWIM *miming llluatrationa of
the mistaken sometimes made by report -
era owing to imperfect hearing, coned not
hafregaentiy by the imperfect articulation
of the speakers they were reporting. 'Glue
"overtax" was once written down for "over
sot;" "Wetobiug from the Roman aye" for
"W'atching from their horse on bight" "a
good Sunday cont" for"a goose and a goat;:
and the "Count -as of Ayr' for "county sur-
veyor,' b. speaker in parliament onoe said,
"What do tate Turks want? To he a no-
tion." Thin waa printed "To be in Alta."
" atteedera of oluba," loose of Mr, Bright's
speeches, wan tran.formed. into 'vendors of
gloves' The atter part of the statement
That "all reforms inthis country have been
brought about by pressure," was reported
"brought about by Prussia." "Pew rates
are the greatest anomies of the Church" was
converted into"curates are the greatest en-
emios of the Churoh.
B Air for the Brain.
A physician noted for bis skill in curing
nervous diseases almost invariably separates
the patient from her family, her old nur.ea,
and the familiar, anxious, aympethiztngctr-
ole of friends, and placers her in a_ oh•erfal
atmosphere, among new faces and soenea,
where she no longer can believe herself the
centre of the universe.
" There is a certain healthy, helpful in-
fluence which naturally Domes from human
beings to each other," he said, Iately, while
*peaking to one of his patient*. " Thin wo.
man has drained all which her friends had
to give years ago. We need occasionally a
fresh moral and mental atmosphere, just as
much as fresh material air to breathe."
Another physician, visiting in a country
hoose where the mother a delicate, affection-
ate, self•savrifioing woman, who lived but
for her husband and children) lay ill, with
no disease apparently but extreme weakness
and weariness, ordered her to go to the city
alone ; to spend a month in absolute idle-
ness, mixing as often impossible with crowds
of people who were interested and excited,
at church, at concerts, even in public meet.
Ings. The patient, a shy, diffident woman,
obeyed, and came home with color in her
cheeka and new life in her heart.
" I onoe asked," said a well-known law-
yer, " the famous backwoods preaoher Bas-
com what was the secret of his power as an
orator ; how he contrived to away ,large
numbers of 'nen to his will. ' First,' he an-
swered, ' I bring them close to me and to
each other. Leave no empty benches be-
tween your audience. The electric spark.
will not pass across a gap from one man to
the other,' "
These ideas may seem fanciful, but there
is a solid basis of truth under them all. Phy-
sicians usually brine all their drill to bear in
curing the ailments of the body. There is a
human ma etism which we are all apt to
overlook ' , our materia medicti.
Hard.- ' rking women in the lonely farms
or isolated villages of this oountry often find
themselves growing irritable and nervous,
and even troubled with religious doubts, in
spite of their fervent prayers. They do not
need tonics or moral discipline. They need
friction with unfamiliar minds, new ideas,
novel scenes, just astheir lungs, after using
up all the oxygen in a close room, need the
air out of doors,
Young girls are too apt, voluntarily, to
force themselves into this state ; disappoint•
ed in their natural longings for a congenial
companion, they resolve to live alone, and
shut themselves into their own souls.
The resouroes are not sufficient to keep off
famine. " Only a God or a brute can dwell
in solitude," says the wise old German.
Mme. Adam, who edits the Nouvelle .Re
vue, is pronounced to ,be the bestdressed
woman in Paris, whioh is noted as singular,
since her journal is not a fashion paper.
Signor Luigi Canepa a composer whose
three previous works have had some emcees
in Italy, is writing an opera with the title
" In Carnevale," which represents an episode
of Florentine history ` in the timeof the
Mediot,
The Editor Reid the Ports
A few years ago a lane number of tail
way passenger agoutis were congregated
at Jaoksonville, endeavoring to mare butd-
ness for their respective nada, as the trims
el of Northern tourists happened to be very
Inge that Winter. While the paasenger
agents were infesting the hotels and mak.
nig ithinge lively and having a jolly time
among themselves, the editor of one of the
Jacksonville papers came out In an editori-
al ana called the passenger agents body -
snatcher% and declare& that they were a
nuisance, and stated in positive terms that
they should be kept away from the dephts
by the pollee. The article aroused the we
of the passenger men, and they held a meet-
ing in a hotel to devise ways and means to be
Bean Campbell offered motion which
was adopted, to appoint a committee to be
called the retraction committee, who should
call on the editor and compel him to apolo-
gize. Mr. Campbell, so the joke goes, was
made chairman of the committee. and in
company with several others started in
search of the office of the abusive paper.
After some difficulty the office was found,
and, ascending a couple of flight* of dark,
rickety stairs, Mr. Campbell and his com-
mittee entered a room and discovered a hin,
consumptive -looking little man seated at a
pine table, writing by the light of a dirty
tallow candle.
" Are you the editor and responsible man
of this paper ?" said Campbell, becoming
very bold as he noted the fact that the edi-
tor was a very diminutive man.
" Yes, sir, I am the editor and rem:menet.
ble man."
-,Well, sir, did von write this outrageone
article ?" thundered Campbell, as he put on
a look of terrible rage.
" Yes, I wrote that article," camly re-
plied the small editor.
" Then, sir, we demand that you apolo-
gize and retract what you have said, instant-
ly," said Campbell, in a thundering manner.
" I never apologize," replied the editor
" and I want you to get out of here in very
quick style ;" and he pulled out of a drawer in
the table before him a six.shooter as long as
a cornstalk and covered the °roved with it.
Col. Bob Garrett, who was there to render
moral support to the committee, saya he
reached the bottom of the stairs first, 'with
the rest of the committee galloping dose at
his heels.
When the committee reached the hotel
the other pamenger agents were anxious to
know what success they had met with. Mr.
Campbell. after calming himself, explained
that the intention was laudable, but owing
to circumstances the exeoution was faulty.
He also remarked that his friends would
have to wait until the Gulf was frozen over
before he would content to serve on a re-
traction committee again.
Col. Garrett says the next morning the
editor came out in his paper and ripped the
beim up the back, but no one oared to call
his attention to the matter.
Professor Huxley will be forced by im-
paired healtb. to retire from all his active
London Book Laborers•
In sunshine or shower, fog or fair wee-
ther, thet pproaches tothedockeand Wharves from catarrh. To all such we say • Catarrh
of the metro polis are every . morning can be cured by Dr. • age's Catarrh Remedy.
throngedby crowds of eager, anxious men,
struggiing-nay, in many cases fighting like
wild beasts --to obtain work within the Enclose a stamp to Wor d'a Depository
gates. Medical Asaociacion, Buffalo, N. Y., for
As the hone draws near for the ringing pamphlet on this disease,
of the great bell aonouncing the commence.
went of work, a crowd of often a couple of
thousand men press around the . principal
entrance of the London docks, and, as the
big gates swing slowly open, the mighty
MASS of humanity rushes forward like au
overwhelming flood to the chain -barrier
where the Superietendennt gives out the me-
tal tokens entitling the holder to employ-
ment within,
Of oenrae he shote preference to those
previeualy employed, but there it always
the chance of obtaraiugatrcket, anddthemien
strive to clutair one at the talismans with
intense, passionate eagerness. Tha:y push,
and joetle and str*w le, leaping on each
other's smoulders and lighting and wrestling
in the mad rush like famishing animate,.
rather than human being%
The moetdeaperatedetermination ie writ-
ten on every face, and there is small thought
in the mind of any man of that sarglug
crowd, for anyone but himself.
For work means food --poor and 'scanty,
no doubt, but still something to keep the
terrible wolf from the aoor, Rennie meanie
aemi-starvation, or worse.
But of the crowds who struggle and fight
at the-getes, frequently not more than ons-
third are seleckoa, and the remainder, bear-
ing their sad fate with a* much philosophi-
cal fortitude we they oars muster-perhape it
is stony despair, rather --tarn diecoueolete-
iylaway, somo to took work et other played.
"l Hon't want Relief, But Cure;
is the exclamation of tbouaanda suffering
It has been done in thousands of cases; why
not in yours ? : Y our danger is in delay.
The latest dieooverer among the doctors,
Dr. E L Nichols, clearly demonstrates to
hiaowu satisfaction thatnten'a eyes are more
sensitive than those of women to the color
red, yellow and green.
An Important Airreit
The arrest of a suspicious character upou
his general ai'peeranoe, movement' or cont-
panionehip, without waiting until he has
robbed a traveler, fired a house, or murder.
ed a fellow -man, is an important function of
a shrewd detective. Even more important
is the arrest of a disease which, if not check
ed, will blight and destroy a human life.
The feequenzcough, loss of appetite, genera
languor or debility, pallid skip, and bodily
aches and palate, anuounos the approaen of
pulmonary consumption, which ie promptly
arrested and permanently cured by Dr.
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day and patteth. a good howl me it ia better
than whe drinketh the beer at night and leo- it
wriketh up in the meriting with a good head
en himself.
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Salons buying send al stomp for OW ineignn9 pine*
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phyrildau. Midterm for treatise, with two TX 0 NI "ARIV8
which olv • It beyenci ell doubt that "Myrtle
"collie" which nmy occur at any time ant' sc n f bac • th
Mot a vleitor, etrollieg through the fine
dooke, tied admiring the ahipping and ion
every hund, la suddenly Arreitied by the
etreege eight of a sea of white, armiene
favea, preming wistfnily against the bora on
a eider entrance. Yee, men are Mill waiting
there for auy cell for Motet* teat may
come during the day. Ana presently, all
you wait, the Superintendent Appears, and
cries ;
" One man wanted 1"
Ineteutly all the watchera opting up like
caged solmele when food le brought them
elliog,thouting, eked extendtng their beanie.,
emokere of Canada. They (beam more en-
jots:omit from it than from eny ether tobric-
• meole end those of them who heve aged, it
lorig enough to test ite merite never Aban-
don it for any otheT breush The reason for
thie preference is that the "Myrtle Navy "
is made of the very dwelt leaf vrhich is
grown and that in every preemie of its man-
ufecture tho moat vigilant care le exercited
to preeerve the oeuttine arome of the loaf.
If you with. to pater a whitewashed wall,
bruah it over with etrong alum wirter•
Out. • has full eteff aind complete come in
loap on eiwk 4411061 lack', and obkm., Literature, Music, Fine Atte. and Gortunere
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tat tic.ket,-perimps for One hour worn_ k Auitau. 13, D.
at meet 1
One 014 01 the birge number reeeivere
*kat, appereutly by chime, mbar thou
by eny other manner of ;selection, and then
the noise euboides, end the men welt on,
pliant, dogged, hungry -eyed as Infer%
At auothertime the cell will oome for tsvo
Men, and the mime soene will 000ur &Rein.
and for ou throughout the day. But of the
great: munhere who (lewd the Woe la
ment, * et y few, complwatively, can
over he engaged. Ono in every Omit or
four rippers to he the average number who
obtoin, work.
Enduranoe of the risqltionehT.
The Mime t of eold these northern nomeds
eon endure, however, borders on the phonon:t-
enet I beve Seen the little babies, two and
three years old, play, perfectly naked, for
hours at a thne, on the retadeer robes of the
bed in the igloo, the tompereture as I have
mad, being constantly below freezing ; end
in the fall I have seen them naked, playing
and splaahing in a pond of water, long
mediae's:ft lee forming on the quiet Dittoes.
I once ewer an Erquimatt baby boy taken
/remits motherh hood, and netted, made to
stand on the IOW until she found its rein-
deer skin clothieg from the sledge A feirly
strong wind, sufficient to drift Ithe lower
snow along with it blowirm at the time, the
thermometer minus 3,8 , the only protection
it hed being a sledge loaded about three feet
high, around eud over which the wind
poured. Ito exposure thua was a good mirk.
ute, and to appreciate this one must take a,
watch in hie baud and toe that length of
time drag by, a time that IN not unooneolen-
tious but eenrational writer might readily
jot downas five or ten minutes.
Ana I hews known a naked man eurprie-
ed aaleep in his igloo by a polar bear, heath
ly grasp a gun and pursue his enemy 200 or
300 yards in the anow, the thermometer
15 to 20 ° below zero, and slay him.
These Eequimaux rub slushy snow, dipped
in water on the runners of their sledges with
the open palms of the hands until it freezes
into solid ice the thermometer being from
zelo to SO beilow, when I have known it to
be done. I have seen an &embalm traveller
throw himself on the snow and rest comfort-
ably far halt an hem'. the thertasmeter 71 0
below zero, or 103 °below freezing, and pro-
babty doing some light work with ungloved
hands. The Kinneptoo Esquimau, who sel-
dom build even the small fires of the
native stone lamp in their igloos during the
very coldest weather of winter, are probably
the hardiest of all these boreal tribes in with-
standing low temperatures, and sit around
in their cold, cheerless snow house with on-
ly their undergarments on (the Fequimaux
has two suits of reindeer skims, the outer
with the hair turned outward, and the inner
with the hair turifed to weird and resting
against the body), their arms withdrawn
from their sleeves and resting on their bare
bodies across their breasts ohattipg all the
while pleasantly about various matters, the
thermometer often being below zero; in
fact, the onlwwarmth the snow house has
is that given off by their bodies.
The bthorer tido) is worthy of hie hire la
leo worthy of hie lore.
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impure and Latakia.* matter. Avoid ail
risk hy using Partraersox Laundry Soap,
which is abeolutely pnre, Ask your poor
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A Lawyer's Story.
Speaking about hate reminds me of an in-
cident that happened delvers). years agh,
when I was living at a friehionable-house,
a leading city. It was rather a high-toned
place ana contained among its tnembera as
fine a lot of young ladies and gentlemen as
you would care to meet. Well, one day in
midsummerroind it was a terribly hot day,
too -white we were all down at dinner, a man
entered the hall door, whioh was standing
open, and gathering up the hats on the rack
in a pile --there were about thirty of them,
and some fine ones, too -he started down
the front steps. Before he reached the side-
walk he met a salesman who wee a little late
for dinner, and who asked him wliat he was
doing with aU those hats: " Why," odd
the fellow "I'm a hat dealer just around
the corner, and I m going to clean these hats
while the gentlemen are at dinner." " AU
right, replied the salesman, " take mute a- palette. Also from Daltimore,Tia Halifax and 84.vonir
long, and clean it up, too." There was WOO l'4.igaVet",reallgerlitZWZM'",94,1t.
the biggest crowd of bareheaded olerks in en moons, warm, Pommel, Bowen atio "Tonsael
that house you ever saw. And the one vrho
eaw the rasoal lugging the hats all off, and
helped him, teo, by giving hirable own hat -
well we nearly thumped the life out of him
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eyes ware curable, aa will be ven br the unserelgoed
000,12084a. It aurae me, years mullet
0. /forth; ; it hoe owed mr, occults' would no% try me,
Elle Dufour; 39 years blind and now I see, John
Leon ix. Aek your &mains for Wholentie-94
wan Soaa 0e,, 4.44 Elk Moetreal.
PRINTERS WHO REQUIRE
New or Second-hand itesses,
OR 01/11111 MACHINERY OR MATIZIAL tomer nun;
will get the lowest prices mid best berms from
27 & 20 Adelaide St. East, 'reroute.
Ai in. Rs ViTEITI• BORING
Will bore 5 to 25 Inch hole; hand or horse -power .•
test per hour. Our oombined augur and Rook Drill a
grand moms, worked by Moan or hone -power. Send
ler Catalog ur.
88 Mew Street. Hatatilten. Ont.
Onta io Agricultural College
WI LL P.E.OPON 01211111T 00T011101.
EXAMINATIONS TOR ADMISSION ON 2ND Charossa.
Course of Instruction SPECIALLY ADAPTED to
wants of farmers' sons. For circular giving informa-
tion as to terms of admission, cost, course of study,
eto., apply to
JAMES MILLS, M.A..
(Name fhtspdper.) - President, Guelph.
IX Ruptured, .
ar. Tann cure you In four
monrhs, Infants In t wo months.
Doctors themselves wear and
recommend them as the best
for all classes -Ministers, Pro.
and Laborers. The most per-
ect eyxtem to send by mar.
Send 60. stamp for Book on
Rupture and Human Frame,
8th Edition. Address, CHAS.
OLUTEE, aitiRGICAL MIOUINIST, 118 Zing 'lip Went,
Toronto, rant.
ER UM DISINFECTANT SAGIIIIETS,
plaoed in Drawers, Trunks, Wardrobes, eto.-
They drive away and destroy Moths and otherinsects,
imparting & delightful and delicate perfume to the
clothlog, carried or worn upon the person they are
of disease, giving oft at the eame time a most delight-
ful odor ; mule entirely of eatin in assorted colors,
Tory pretty, unique, and neat. Every one should
have them. Price 10o. each -three for 25o. Thymo•
Cresol Soap the great English dieinfectant toilet
map, awarded the gold medal, London, Eng., 1884.
Large cakes, price 15o., or 250 per box of 3 !take%
postage paid to any address upon receipt of price,
Address TIITMO-CRES01, COMPANY, 'Ms araig St., 1,lan-
Ciroulare and descriptions of our English Thy -
mo -Cresol preparations mailed free on application.
Agemie wanted. Write for terms.
dozing winter from Portland et eni Thumb
Halifax every Saturday to Liverpool, and br seem
tem quabee every Saturday to Liverpool, selling at Pe
lenderes, to land malleand passengers for Seetlauti
Sir Michael Hicks-Berich says frankly
that he favors granting the right of suffrage
to unmarried women.
thin ; and dorms yammer between Glasgow 0091a Mom
tU.141, Wee/II; Oittasow and norkomireetiy: toad Glasgow
md Philadelphia, fortnightly.
"more te CO, Balifex; Shea ft Co.. St stoke":
to• rk ;H. Peurlier, Toronto taunt Pao foal
Portland. Bowen, lelontreal
YRTLE NA°Y
18 MARKED
STA./IDA= SCALES
;r. prolog) vuottmh:
Fil ODIUM!
Adapted to urelutra Work.
team. Working qualities guaranteed Slater •
funded if not eaUsbetery atter fair trial.
withoUt cohere sad bridlee,
1)E.YVVEIC CO.,
teiferl b7 the rite
that WIT* aro more of
our tn IA
Um Dominion Um
of all mbar mate*
combined. Ray.
Stork wad Coal
Sallee. Farmers* -
Scales. *Woo for Derueitlo rue.
Housekeepers, Consult Your
intereote
By purchasing a wale, and In buTioir one be eitaa
to tot the beet, Our males aro fulir warranted la
0'07 Pootirulgr. All gad ilatIroad. Wareham,
and IOW Trucks. Alarm Weary Drawer".
For sale by the ErArdware Trade generally.
luotreted Catalogue and Price List forwarded upon
$10 Reward for the Conviction
F: issi
pet
31141CALC331323EATM OXEN.
Eureka:Cylinder, Bolt
Cuttintok Wool
ONLY $3.00. ONLY $3.11do
The Cheapest lw
the market.
Warranted &st-
funded. Send di-
ved to manufac-
turers, or procure
from your Hard-
ware or ,House -
Furnishing dealer,
Clothee wringer
of All Marti.
Mangles, Two
Roller and Three
Roller. Write for
HAMILTON INDIIHRIAL WORKS 00, MANEFAOTHRERS, HAMILTON, DIN
Goods stamped Merl.
den Silver Plate CO.
re nof our mole. If
7ott want reliable goods
insist on -getting thou
made by the
FINEST
Blectro Plate
Examine Their -Superior Merit1
NEW BARRIS ROT AIR FURNACES
0
0
irt4; moss Effective, Eleast,19rurable itconotertera Neater sin the Market for warming ani
ventilating Churches. !Schools, Public Ptoros and Private Itesidenees, Simple in
construction and eaaily managed, capable of giving more heat with less consumption of fuel than any othes
heating apparatus. Par Absoluseiy Gas Tight. nall Seven sizes are made and can be get either; ha
Briok or Portable Form. Correspondence imbibed. For Catalogues and !tinker information address,