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T1a0 000aille /fait.
There ie no cloak of the Yalu: of moil",
vrhen Kipropriately end guardedly need by
rVAPIAA$ °MI siirgeensa Dr. Hammond, of
New.York, lately read A pallet' (Al the sills -
feet ISefere,the New r ork Neurologicel So-
ciety, in whieh lie 'expressed doubte ti,S to the
existence of a coceine habit which could not
be readily controlled. by the wil.L . ..
He had Wer4e0Oldne on Um:elf, and the
effects exhibited are a interest, though we
titke exception to his conclusioe. He first
injeetedoee greixt beneath the skin, It ex-
hilare bed /din itud make him feel el nitell4PPYi
but he was sleepless after it almost eutil
morning, and arose with a swore headeekie.
This headache followed each trial.
Ilie next night he injeoted two grains, And
the sv.ine pleasant feelieg followed accom-
panied by aniaordinate desire to write. He
wrote much, and thought At the time his
work the best he had ever dune, but found it
in the, morning to be disconnected nonsense,
i
eachate entetese being complete in itself, but
hay tug no relation to the others.
'fi next iujected three grains, and felt
the same inclination to write, but restrained
himself, and indulged in speech -making.
Having at different.intervals injected succes-
sively six or eight grains, he then injected
eighteen. The effect was intense exhilara-
tion, and inability for some hours to recall
what he did. Next Morning he found he
had thrown his office into more or less dis-
order. There had, in each instance, been
much palpitation of the heart, but tisas time
it was greatly increased. His heali ache
lasted two days. But he felt no disposition
to commit acts of violence, and was not con-
scious of any habit.
It seems to us, however, that Dr. Ham-
mond overlooked two important facts :
First, that all such habits are formed gradu-
ally ; and s000ndly, that temperament is an
important consideration in the ease, persons
of a nervous temperanient being specially
suaceptible.
In the discussion which followed the read-
ing of the paper, Dr • Mattison said he had
had within a few months seven eases of the
habit under his care, five of which were
physicians. A physician, in attempting to
write a prescription, wrote for a sheriff to
come and take the patient to jail.
He had also himself noticeclhallueinations
and delusions. He thought the Continued
use of the drug more injurious than that of
the morphine. His patients had gradually
acquired their habits.
The s President of the society referred to
thirteen cases reported by a single German
physician. In Pittsburg a prominent phy-
sician'who had formed the habit, became
violent, and, under the delusion that he was
being attacked by burglars, began firing
right and left.
Insomnia.
On retiring for the night we are apt to
carry our business with us, or we have some
pet theory to further develop; it is wrong to
permit any subject to take possession of us
at such a time. Yet the surroundings are
most favorable to mental activity. It be-
comes easy to think ; it is a real pleasure. It
is only to begin a train of ideas, or to find
ourselvs urged on as if by some unseent
stimulthere is an unaccountable vigor
with ourtimenta.1 pewers, not often present
through the day. By and by we begin to
realize that this ought not to be encouraged;
so we desire sleep, but sleep is farthest from
us. What is the remedy?
I have often risen and taken a bit of plain
food, then fixed my attention on some other
subject, and always with good results. But
this remedy I feel is not a proper one; it is
only directing the determination of blood
from one set of organs to another ; the whole
body wants quiet rest.
Thus far my best means of relief is to ab-
solutely so:n my mind down to some single
trivial ob , as a view of running water,
or countin a half dozen figures, over and
over till al is forgettAu.
Hygiene.
No chemist, however able, can analyze a
taste. It has been proved over and over
again that people are healthiest when they
eat moderate quantities cf what "tastes
good."
The customrry privy of country and vil-
lage houses is a plague spot, and a blot upon
civilization. It is a retrogression from bar-
barism. It is a method worse than that of
any beast of the earth. Its existence among
civilized people is utterly inconceivable, al-
though familiar as a fact. It is without the
smallest excuse of necessity, of convenience,
or of ignorance, wherever there is soil, and
a cat to give lessons ort the first principle of
sanitary prudence an& decency.
The multiplied appliances and complex
ways of highly civilized life do not makefor
health and long life. The comparatively
uncivilized do not suffer much from disease,
and their offspring are not doomed to die in
great part in their infancy. The simple
habits of those who live close to nature are
most favorable to real human welfare. To
live close to nature, which in general means
in accord with nature -that is the cardinal
axiom which the doctor of hygiene would do
well to specially inculcate.
Life is best sustained amid alternations of
dryness and moisture. It is common to
look on damp or rainy days as those of
greatest exposure as to health. But the dry,
arid, dusty atmosphere is in many respects
more trying. On our ploaaent days we are
less on guard against the unseen and insidi-
ous forces of disease. We therefore believe
that the attention of most persons, and es-
pecially of invalids, needs to be drawn to
the perils of very dry weather both as they
relate to the person, the ground, the water
supply, and the effect of the dry air on con-
ditions of health.
Surgeon Major Warburton says that in
caseof ague, where quinine and arsenic,
either eparate or combined, exert little or
n.
no insei he has found a grain or two of
esti4x
opium With ten or fifteen grains of quinine
exhibited an hour or two before the expect.
ed paroxysm to act like a charm. If possible
the patient should go to bed hi a darkened
room, he falls asleep or dozes, and the attack
either does not come on at all or is greatly
lessened in severity. The opium acting as
a sedative on the vaso -motor system would
thu s appear to allow the quinine to exert its
antiaperiodic power unopposed.
It is a well-known faot that country peo-
ple do not look to be and really are not so
generally healthy as city people of the same
rank in life, so far as material things go.
And there is no doubt that this arises from
their uusanitary modes of living, which are
forced upon them by the conditions surround-
ing them and a leak of that knowledge and
experience of other war of life which would
teach them to bend their condition to their
ileeds. It is only Mummery to use a little
energy or better still, a little brains, to
count the netning disedveiitages of country
life into positive blessings, or at the most
not disagreeable eircurnstancea.
The bite a a dog in health is no more
poisonous than the Eierateh cif a pin. It will
be well however, for those who have been•
bitten by a strange animal to have the
r
wound at once cauterized,. This: while. U
neeessary in the ,vast majority '0 elftees, will
have a salutary ;mutat eft'fmtat least, and'
can; do no harm 0 no good results. If a dog
bites a person, under no condition amid lio
bc killed, Let the owner elielu or isolate
hitn,. as he cheeses, and permit tii„e injured
one tO visit hiin from time to time for, at
least a week or more, and thereby be con-
vinced that the dog is healthy, Thus will
fear, the most prominent element in silica
Peen, be eliminated, ,
Cold bathstrain the Ciiteeibou'e vessels to
contact aod thua lessenthe loss of beet
when the body is suddenly exposed to cold ;
thepersone who have thus hardened"
mselves are less liable to "take cold,"
but are oleo able to endere greater degrees
of °old then are these whe have not so train-
ed their auteneous vessels. The time of tak-
ing a cold bath is a matter of importanee ;
before breakfast being ths: usual time, This
call be well borne only by the most robust ;
the best hour being midway betyeen break-
fast and dinner. When the system is felly,
braced to throw off the depressant effect of
the cold water, and to rouse to that reaotion
which has to be inaisted upon as A nille qua
non, if the bath be not absolutely hurtful.
A popular idea that the water should not be
entered while the ourface is warm needs to
be exploded. The surface and extremities
sitoic/c/ be warm wnen e cold bath is taken,
and exercise should be taken juist previously,
if necessary to effect this purpose.
----sesse-eues.eue.-ae
What She Did.
• Many stories are told of the courage of
the ,women of that early generatiou who
first broke ground in the forests of this coun-
try. They were in constant peril from wild
beasts aud from hostile Indians, but with
heroic patience endured hardships, labor and
disease.,
An example of another kind of courage is
preserved by the descendants of Christiana
Dickson, the wife of one of the first settlers
of Ontario. She was a small, blue-eyed,
low -voiced woman, extremely timM by na-
ture; on only one point was she resolute : she
had a horror of drunkenness.
She lived in the days when the use of
liquor was universal. Whisky was as com-
mon a drink as water among these hardy,
hard-working pioneers A -temperance or
abstinence society was unheard of.
But when her sons were born, she resolv-
ed, as far as she could, to put a stop to whfs-
key-driuking he her home. Her husband
being absent from home, her brothers called
for the help of the neighbors, according to
the custom of the time, to put up a barn
needed on her farm. They all assembled
and went to work, while she prepared a
great dinner. After an hour or two, whis-
key was asked for. One of her brothers
came to the house for it; she refused to pro-
vide it, to make her Mends drunk.
Her other brothers, and at last an elder
in the church, came to reason with her ; to
tell her that she would be accused of mean-
ness. Without a word, the little woman
went out to the barn, and baring her head,
stepped upon a log and spoke to them in a
faltering Voice:
"My neighbors," she said, " this is a
strange thing. Three of you are my broth-
ers, three of you are elders in the church,
all of you are my friends. I have prepared
for you the best dinner in my power. It
you refuse to raise the barn without liquor,
so be it. But before I provide whiskey to
give to you, these timbers shall rot where
they lie."
The men angrily left the work and went
home; the little woman returned to the
house, and for some hours cried as though
her heart would break. But the next day
every man came back, went heartily to
work, enjoyed her good dinner, and said not
a word about whiskey.
Afterwards the use of whiskey at barn -
raisings was discontinued in the county.
Her sons grew up strong, vigorous men, who
did good work in helping to civilize and
Christianize the world; their descendants
are all of a high type of intellectual and
moral meu and women. If she had yielded
this little point, they might have degenerat-
ed, like many of their neighbors, into drunk-
ards and spendthrifts.
Our stout-hearted pioneer forefathers re-
deemed the land, and drove out the wild
beasts and serpents : but there are still vices
and malignant customs to be conquered, and
for the work we need women of high souls
and gentle spirits, like Christiana Dickson.
An Lidefatigable Liar.
As an illustration of the "colossal liars"
of the West, General McCook relates the
following: He was travelling among the
Rocky Mountains, and straying out one
morning from the trail, stood for a moment
entranced by the magnificent landscape
spread before him, when he was aroused
from his meditations by the footsteps of one
of the guides, who had followed him, lest he
should lose Ills way.
" Is not this magnificent, Bill ?" exclaim-
ed the General, anxious to share in his de-
light.
" It's mighty purty, General," said the
guide, "but I kin show you bigger sights
nor this. Why one time, Kansas Jim and
me had been trampin' three days and nights,
and we came to a plain, and right in the
midst of it was a forest all turned to solid
stun 1"
The General smiled and remarked : "1
have heard of petrified trees before, 13111."
The guide expectorated without changing
countenance and continued : "But that
warn't all, General. Thar war a buffalo on
that plain, andhe war petrified on the clean
jump, and his huffs had kicked up a bit of
sod, and I'm blamed ef that warn't petrified
in the air 1"
The General turned an amused counten-
ance on the narrator and said " Why,
Bill, the sod would have fallen to the ground
by force of gravity."
Without any hesitation Bill answered ;
"Well, by gosh, General, the gravity war
petrified, too 1"
Wasn't °aught Napping.
"Well, Mr Brown, how is your amide -
tion to -day ?" inquired the physician of an
editor whom he had been visiting for some
time.
The sick man raised his head cautiously,
and asked :
"Doctor, am I very sick ?"
"Oh, not so very."
"This isn't likely to be my last illness is
t ?"
"Not at all ; not at all."
"Fifty thousand copies daily," replied the
editor firmly, as he laid his head back on
the pillow.
Poison's Nervilinc.
linnareds who have experienced the won.
derftil power of Nerviline in subduing paiii
have testified that it is the most potent
remedy hi existence. Nerviline is equally
efficacious as an internal or an external rem,
edy. Poison's Xerviline cureti flatulence,
spasnua cholera, erasers, headache,
sea Sickness, summer oomplaints, &so &c.
Nervilineis sold by all drtiggists and eouutry
dealers. Only 25 oents a bottle, Try it.
4,1
Tile 1404it0ot awl 04 Deltil.
AU over the north 0 Europe the greatest
aVersion is felt to be the firat to enter a new
building or go over a newly built bridge,
If to de this IS not thought everywhere end
in all Ot/AOS tc) entail death, it is eonsidered
supremely urfluelcy. Several German legends
are vonneeted with this superstition. The
reader, if he has been. to Aix-lit-Ohapelle,
has doubtless had the rift in the great door
pointed out to him, and has been told bow it
came there. The devil and the &voluted
made a Copped that the first should supply
the plans and the second gain the kudos;
and the devil's pay was to be the first who
°reseed the threshold when the church was
built, When the building was nearly corn.
plete the arehitect's conscienee emote him,
and he coufessed the compact to the Biahop.
"Well do him," said the prelate; that isto
say, he said something to this effect in terms
more apprqpriate to the century in whiela he
lived, ancl to his high ecelesiestical office.
When the proeession formed to enter the
minster for the coneeeration the devil lurked
in ambush behind a pillar, and fixed his
wicked eye on a fine fat and succulent little
chorister as his destined .prey. But alas for
his hopes! this fat little boy had been given
his instructions, ana, as he neared the great
door, loosed the chain of a wolf and sent it
through. The evil one uttered a howl of
rage, snatched up the wolf, and rushed
away, giving the door a kick aft he paned it
that split the solid oak.
ronner Times and These.
There are some people continually crying
out that everything is going to the dogs,
and that the former times were better than
these. Everything is not going to the dogs,
and the former times, if they actually came
back, would have a very poor welcome.
The Queen celebrates her Jubilee under far
better auspices and with a far more pros-
perous country than what she could rejoice
in fifty years ago. A paper read lately in
London by an able and reliable official of
the Board of Trade tells how this is the
ease so far as British ships and sailors are
concerned. In 1837, when the Queen came
to the throne, there were, we are told, 25,820
registered British ships, including 60%
steamers. That number has in fifty years
grown to 38,335, of which 8013 are steamers.
The registered tonnage fifty years ago was
2:1 millions. It is now 9a millions, and
though there are still faulty "coffin" ships
there are fewer now than then, for the pro-
tection then given to British' vessels put a
premium on faulty construction. Drunken-
ness and incompetency anions.- officers and
men have greatly diminished. The hor-
rible press gang is a thing of the past.
Sailors are greatly better cared for and pro-
tected. Tiey are becoming steady and pru
dent. Th e& deposit every year in the Sav-
ing's Bank about £70,000. A good deal
still requires to be done, but things are bet-
ter now than they were then.
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A Perplexed Dude.
"Say, Awthur."
"Yes, chappie."
"Do you know, I've been pondehwing a
gweat deal."
What about, deah boy ?"
"Why, I was standing down on the dwug
store cohner, and oue of those hohwid
stweet boys came and stood on the curbstone
and just stared at me with all his might for
a longtime.'
"Oh, hohwors
"Yes. It got tehwibly annoying, don -
cher know; and so, when I had stood it as
long as I could, I said to him: "Little boy,
what are you looking at?" so as to soht of
embaowass him and make him go away, you
know."
"And did he go?"
" No ; he just stood still and said, I'm
hanged if I know 1' I wonder what he
meant, Ahthur ?"
Bang Away.
First be sure you're in the right,
In vrhate'er you wish to do,
Even though you have to fight
All the world to push it thro'-
Then bang away.
Let no feeling of dismay
Overpower your single aim,
Lest the world may truly say
To success you have no claim.
So bang away.
Fate disdains a coward heart,
So do you, I dare to say;
Let that never be your part;
Whether work or whether play,
Bang away.
A Sailor's Duty.
An old North Sea skipper who was asked
to buy a number of life -belts for his vessel's
use waxed eloquent in the sublimity of his
contempt. "Take 'em away 1" said the old
"salt." "Don't let me see such long -shore
rubbish on my decks. I don't want no life -
belts, nor no smelling -salts, nor no eau -de -
Cologne, nor no feeding -bottles or fans aboard
of me. Them as sails in my ship has got to
stick to her as I do; and, if she goes down,
why, I expect them in duty bound to go
along with her 1"
Bad Signs.
lt is a. bad sign to dream about money.
It is the sign you want some.
It is a bad sign to believe you are a great
man. It is a sign the furnace needs coaling.
It is a bad sign to dream about music. It
is a sign your back yard is infested with oats.
It is a bad sign to dream you are in hest.
ven. It is a sign that you are dying to be-
come an editor.
raoe of Woman.
There are few women who, if they have
exhibited the judgment and tact which
generally command a certain measure of
happiness in life, arrive at middle life with-
out acquiring an expression of face which is
often no bad substitute for actual beauty.
Character and experience leave their mark
upon the feminine countenance more con-
spicuously than time iteelf, and when a
woman has passed the age of thirty her face
proclaims, with increasing distinction, whe-
ther she is a daughter of wisdom or folly.
LOOK TO YOUR FLOCKS.
For destroying ticks and vermin on sheep, cattle
and homes, Leicestershire Tick and Vermin Destroy,
er is well worth the price, yea, double the price. It
was first used in E»gland with wonderful success, and
hes now been introduced into Canada, and is sold at
80 and 00 cents a box ; ono ernall box is sufficient to
treat 20 sheep. Ibis used as a wash. Full direotione
aecompany each box, Sold by Druggists. G. 0,
llama & Son, Ifathilton, 014,, and 0. M. Barons 86
13tto., Buffalo, Y., agents.
There are three little wicks to the lamp
of a man's life -brain, blood and breath.
Press the brain a little, it light goes out
followed by both the others. Stop the heart
a minute and out gen all three of the wicks.
Choke the air out of the lungs and presently
the fluid ceases to supply the other centers
of flame, and all is soon stagnation, cold and
darkness.
People who are subject to bad breath, font coated
tongue, or any disorder Of the Stomach, can at once
be relieved by using Dr, Oarson'S Stomach Bittern,
the Old end tried remedy. Atfit your Druggist.
The rederai
(Hamilton Spectater, Mareli lid, 1847,)
The annual report of the Federal Life As-
surance company has been published, and
should be read by every persos interested,
directly or indireetly, in life insurance,
kfairifiton people will be gratified to know
that the two life assurance companies
having their head °Moos in this nay" are
the two vompanies wide]) have lead all
others doleg besiness ip ()amide, in respect
of the amount of new business put in force
during each of the years 1885 and 1880.
The report iodicetee thet tile SPECTATOS
vvas oorrecb a year ago, wheu it said that
reagnificen t es has beet, its record for 1885,
it has strength and energy for even betters
results duringthe present year." The busi-
ness written in 1885 was $2,30e,500, while
the applications received in 1886, were for
$3,538,300 of insorance, and the pew in-
surance granted, was $3,258,000. The
Company's aggregate insurance in force
jumped up from $2,696,450 at the end
of 1885, to $'5,241,677 at the end of 1880.
This was truly a magnificent inerease, and
betokens a degree of public confidence that
might well inspire the congratulatory re-
marks that were made by the stockholders
at the annual meeting. 'Tile new business
of the Company is again far ahead of what
it has ever previously been for a oorrespond-
fug period of the year, and the prospeets
are, that much better results will be attain-
ed during the current year than ever before.
A good. many rich Americans do not re-
ceive their military titles until they reach
Europe.r
crh, Catarrhal isealhess and
ata
May Fever.
Saerers are not generally aware that these diseases
ere contagious, or that they are due to the presence
of living paresites in the lining membrane of the nose
and eustachian tubes. Microscopic research, however,
has proved this to be a fact, and tho result le that a
simple remedy has been formulated whereby catarrh,
catarrhal deafness and hay fever are mired in rom
one to three simple applicatione made at home. A
pamphlet explaining this new treatment Is sent free
on receipt of stamp by A. H. Dixon & Son, 308 King
Street West Toronto Canada
Many upper crust families would like to
hire French maids who are deaf and dumb.
YOUNG DEN suffering from the effects of early
evil habits, the result of ignorance and folly, whofind
themselves weak, nervous and exhausted; also MD-
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effects of abuse or ovekwork, and in advanced life
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READ LV. Lubon's Treatise on Diseases of Men. The
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Some young men wear white ottoman silk
vests fastened with gold or silver buttons.
Whenever your Stomach or Bowels get out of or.
der, causing Biliousness, Dyspepsia, or Indigestion.
and their attendant evils, take at once a dose of Dr,
Carson's Stomach Bitters. Best family medicine.
All Druggists, 60 cents.
Some photographs of a recent thunder-
storm in France are said t® indicate that the
normal form of lightning discharges between
the clouds and the earth is that of an irreg-
ular spiral.
Heart Disease,
The symptoms of which are "faint spells,
purple lips, numbness, palpitation, skip
beats, hot flashes, rush of blood to the head,
dull pain in the heart with beats strong, ra-
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