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Bells of Watee Prinking,
Sir Heuey Thompson,the great English
teetotaler physicien, who refuseto trot
any ene in illness who drinks alcohelie bey-
eroges, says, eevertheless, that the only
weter whieli is - perfectly ietfe to drink, no'
less it has been !toiled and filtered, is oath
-
eel mineral witter, in the shape of a wsig•
gling worm, invisible to the eye, even when
held to the light, and Only to be detected
by the nuoroscepe, a water drinker ,may
have given more permanent lodging to a
enalte than bVer the hospitable whale give
to Jonah. Bet an animalcule will grow and
thrive in the inside of the indiscriminate
water drinker who has swallowed it until it
feeds upon hie vitals and exhausts hislealtit
and strength. The victim weeders why he
or she feeis so mech discornfoet in the stem
-
mei, keep all aypetite for food or else grows
eaveeous, feels nervous, depressed and in-
capable of active duty. The unknow -xi and
uususpeeted reptile stowaway, swallowed
&Ate °reit-lentils before i a less of irn tire
„In rheumatism, especially that of the
ohronie kind, the cures are pimply inarvel,
bus. In reference to one ease, Dr. Krouse,
a physician of excellent standing said
that 1)r. Fisher had done more to etre
it in two days than he had been able to do
in six mouths.
I may Ins exeesed for sayinga few words
in reward to my own rase hod been suf-
fering item rherunatisni for years, and at the
time of commencing treatment with De.
Fisher was greatly debilitated with malaria.
1 had a bad eough and. physician% of high
standing het() and in New stork found my
limes badly diseased. with tuberculosis.
fasted ten deys. I attended to my busiposs
—a government desk — every day, end
walked from two to five miles a day. This
was in January. 1 am now ---April 7th—in
better heelth than I have beta hi ten years.
I have no rheumatism ; my cough is almost
gone, and I believe that the trouble in my
lunge is steadily decreasing,
Another ReOipe for 11,11811MatiSM.
He who gives the publie effectiml cure
w , 0 g P for $c) COr11111011 lend, OriPPling a disease_ as
weber, i the CE41160, el,ncl he who doubts the rheumatism
uumerm s cases 00 record oi inan-'
c'ition, i rueumatism is a 'mnefectorto Ids race. Our
, s correspondent assares us that the following
suspension of life, and apparent death awn
formula, which was obtained from a distin-
this cause alone must be theapable of weigh-
guished physician of extensive practice has
weigh-
ineyidence. I have myself known a youn
I been prescribed by him iiano less 'than,
girl who died apperently and remained col twenty-four eases of aeltee rheumatism, end
and lifeless until put in her coffin., when her in every intance effected a radios,' cure.
mouth opened and a small snake, some few
inches long, appeared, A French doctor, 1
Ferri et QuiniaBill:1,'8 drachms ; Pota,ssa,
who had attended to the case, was, fortun-
Iodide, 4 drachms; Vin Cobh Rad, li
ately present, and drew the reptile out with ounces; Tr. Chnieifuga, 11 euncee; Tr. Hy.
his fingers. ' After a brief interval, the ex- oscyarnia, li ounces; Flnid Ext. Stillingia
hausted girl began to et-Ludt:ler, then opened comp, 1 ouooe. Ave enfliohmt witil fore
her eyes and was thus rescued from being going to fill 8 C/1.111CO bottle. Dose, two tea
buried alive, I heard the story not only
spoonfuls in water three times a day.
from her own lips, but from those of her I Should any of our readers using the above
father aud mailer, and have not the slight. prescription, find it efficacious we should
es t doubt of its truth. Ntunbers of similar very much like to be advised of it.
oases are reported in medical journals, If
the mere swallowing of indigestible food
will almost deprive a dyspeptic of the use
of his limbs and brain, how much more
must a living reptile in the stomach para.
lyze and suspend the functions of the hu.
man body.
Dr. R. 0. Fisher's Tasting Cure.
Of the many innovations, new departures
and reforms in medical science or curative
practice, not any, since the introduction of
iffemeopathy, is so marked as that known
as the “Fasting Cure," discovered and now
practiced with almost miraculously effective
results by Dr. Richard C. Fisher, of Wash-
ington, D. C. His method of treatment
comes near to fulfilling the prophesy that in
the enlightened future, medicine will be dis-
pensed with, and nature be ailowed to make
use of her own processes entirely to rid her-
self of the ills to which, only when her be-
nign laws are transgressed, ) flesh is heir."
It was during the time when Dr, Fisher
was walking the Larzaretto, in San Francis-
co, that be began to seek after some means
of getting the diseased human system into
condition for the effective action of curative
agents. After lengthened studY and close
observation of hospital cases his conclusion
was that the desired end could be attained
only by getting a complete control of the
digestive organs, and under that control eli-
minating from the system the obstructions
lying in tke,way of cure. Further study and
experimenatOnvinced him that this result
could be attained in no other way than by
abstainance from food until the body was
thoroughly oleansed of the gross and effete
matters which clog liver and intestines and
form the body of adipose deposit. To se-
cure this result, however, such a lengthened
'fast would be required that the patient
would be in danger of the fate of the un-
lucky horse whose master attempted to
train to live on au oat per diem. Therefore,
some agent must be found by which to sus-
tain vitality during the eliminating process
• of the fast. •, This agent, the Doctor after a
time happily discovered, and his patients by
taking thra*.teaspoonfuls per diem of an
almost tasteless; and, as he says, exceeding-
ly simple liquid are sustained in such
strength during fasts, of from ten to forty
days, that they are enabled to attend to
their daily avocations and. to walk from
three to ten miles daily.
Dr. Fisher's success in mastering chronic
diseases of long standing, has been almost
unparalleled, and he has made the happy dis-
covery that the fast itself with the accom-
panying steam baths and open-air exercise,
upon which he insists, is usually sufficient,
nature herself taking advantage of improved
conditions and perfectingthe cure.
If, as some think, to cure disease is to
Where formerly the regiments o the
"cast out devils," and. the souls most truly
Prussian Guards had few or no officers,
in prison are those confined in disordered
other's army list shows a marked changein-
most truly holy work is accomplished. then of aristocratic extraction, this
bodies, then in counteracting abnormal con-
,
ditions and undoing the fetters of disease, a
year
asmuch as with the exception of the First
Infantry Regiment, all the others now have
Several persons with whom the writer has
officers taken from the commonalty. The
conversed affirm, and her own experience
contrary is the case with regard to the cav-
confirms the statement, that not only is the
airy of the Guards, where among the officers
body freed from detrimental conditions and
the name of only one commoner appears.
restored to health, but tone and vigor are
In the ranks of the infantry of the line, the
given to the mind, and the spiritual nature
icommoner, in that of the cavalry the mist°,
is clarified and uplifted. cratic element predominates. Among fifty-
Af ter observing the fast and the subse-
quent dietary rules imposed by the Doctor's nine generals there is not one commoner, that
system, it is found that the appetites have
rank having generally the predicate of nobil-
returned to their norma
• • Th ity attached to it; among 75 lieutenant -
senses of smellm
and taste become acute.. The generals, there are 8 commoners; of 117
. is f ti major -generals, 21 are commoners ; of 161
fine flavor of fruits an &nap
enjoyed, highly -seasoned and rich viands colonels of infantry, 48, and of 66 colonels
and spirituous liquors are distasteful and of cavalry only 3 are commoners.
repulsive. Numerous eases could be cited
where patients have been cured of the tobac- 1
co habit and of alcoholism, and One amusing
and singular fact is on reeord of a lady who
from her childhood had been addicted to
biting her nails—even to •the quiok—who,
during the period of a twenty-three days'
fast, discovered that she had relinquished
the bad practice, neither has she, since her
recovery, resumed it. '
Among the many cures effected since the
Doctor came to Washington, since Novem-
ber , last, are three cases of cancer of the• ,
stoni and one of cancer of the tongue.
The ) allowing recent cases of ti satment
are giv n, as fair examples of the i i tette°.
In a pronounted case of diabetes the patient
has not only recovered from that distressing
and dangerous malady, there being now
absolutely no sugar in the urine, and all
other sympfoms of the disease having digits-
,
peered, bu, the sight of one of her eyes, 1
Satan's Maroh.
ET Al. e.
Murrell for a tramp through the world so wide 1
ru listen to none; for none VII bide;
But away 1 away ! while yet I may,
Ere I find I've lost the light of day.
rn jostle the weak as I pass along,
And stiLl their ories with a eareless swig ;
And stifle the thought& that in me rise
When I hear the beggar's pitiful cries.
I'll tread on the toes of the harmless tramp
.As he pauses to count his earnings scant,
And laugh a merry, jovial laugh,
As I watch him fume at my heartless chaff.
III bury the innocent man in crime;
And mock at the skeleton hand of Time;
And on forever on PII go,
Vve thronged the regions of sin below.
Nothing will hinder, none will I heed,
Till rye filled the land with my poison seed,
For under the banner of Satan bold
I'll lay nay traps for thP poorand old.
VII help myself to the widows' mite;
And plunder the rich when they're out of sight,
And leave behind my guilty load,
Ere I join the throng on the sinner's road.
I'll sink the ship as she rides the wave,
And sing o'er the noble sailor's grave,
And choke the prayer he fain would breathe,
And smother his words before I leave.
rn join the postman on his beat,
And. turn his steps to a quiet street,
And there 1,11 stifle his angry shout
As I turn the letters Inside out.
I'll scratch from some their tone of grace;
And ebuff them each in a different ease;
And some will wonder and many weep,
.As the puzzles their anxious hopes will greet.
When the days are dull and the wind is bleak,
And my limbs from the mild are stiff and weak,
VII drop a spark on a mansion fair
And thaw my bones as I mount the stair.
I'll tip from the track the hurrying train,
And bind the brave as they try in vain
To lift the motionless mass from the ground,
And rescue the wounded scattered round.
I'll join the gossiping women's band,
And stir their schemes with a crafty hand,
And rousing their tun* high as the lark,
vanish away in the mist and dark.
VII enter unseen the happy home,
And drop on the shelf contentions bone,
Then gleefully leave when I see they've found
And are sweeping nty friendly gift around.
rn robe myself as a traveller'. guide,
And up through the rugged mountain side,
With s frlendish laugh, and close behind
I'll follow the traveller old and blind,
And clasping his trustful hand in mine,
With feverish strength which gives no sign.
111 guide bis helpless stumbling feet
17p through the paths untrod and steep,
And swiftly adovvn the farther side
I'll watch his feet unhindered slide.
And only my laugh with its mocking ring,
Too late shall a note of warning bring,
rn draw from the trusting maiden's side
A heart a ith its love long true and tried,
And tow at her feet like a heap of dust
I'll shatter the idols of faith and trust.
And out from the world and its passing th-ong
1 must choose me subjects hale and strong;
Those who will help me hand in hand
To wave my flag over every land.
And far and near to crown with shame,
And hurl those down from the heights of fame
Who have struggled long in the pitiless tide
Of merciless fate and a great world's pride.
Blue
Blood
in
the
Prussian
Army.
5on wromrs or CATS,
WlUan Tanner, of Eagle Gomm, Was
aroused from sleep the other Bight by the
loud mewing of hie eat, which had entered
his sieePingd 00m, jumped on his bed and
was clawing the clothing at a great rate. He
dashed the animal to the floor and turned
over for another nap, but at the same mo- ,
merit he noticed an odor of smoke and going
into the hell discovered a vigoroue blaze in
a back closet. He doesn't know how the
fire started, hut he feels sure that it Wein t
been for the cat he would have been cremated I
alive. Tom is now in high favor in the home -
hold and diees on the best at the table. I
During the mild weather of a couple of
weeks ago a Dubuque man let the fire in his
furnace go out, but filled the furnace with
kindling wood mid coal, tea that when the
i next cohl snap came along he could stoat the
fire without trouble. The enap appeared
in due time, and he liehted the fire without
/opening the door. A few minutes after-
wards an unearthly howling was heard at
, the register in the sitting -room, and the
• household cat was pulled out, looking like a
wreek of her former self; her hair singed off,
whiskers gone and her body covered with
bums. Tabby's preseet quarters are beneath
1
, the refrigerator.
Soule six menthe ago Mr, L. Q. White, of
Norfolk, Va., removed to Stanton. He
brought his family by ateamer up James
River to Richmond and thence by rail to
Stenton, a total distance of 276 miles. Hia
wife brought with hems handsome Maltese
eat, whieh disappeared shortly after the ar-
rival of the family in Stanton and could not
be found., although search wM
ee ade for it
everywhere, Later an Mrs. White received
a letter from her sister, who resides in Nor-
folk, informing her that the eat had walked
into her house a few days before. Mrs.
White is very anxious to find out how the
animal accomplished the journey.
The oars which are favorites with Toronto
girls at present are jet black, pure white
and Maltese. One young lady whose father
is a well-known manipulator of pork, keeps
an enormous maltese inst.
alled luxurions
quarters at &mum -Ione, where the summer
residence of the faanily is situated. Tabby
always shows the greatest pleasure when she
sees her mistress in summer, and duringthe
entire season always walks with her night
and morning like a dog. The cat is unusual-
ly intelligent and has been trained to per-
form many tricke, one of which is to mount
a piano stool, bow to the company and pat
out a tune on the key -board.
Joseph Messenger, an Ontario farmer,
has a cat which he always regarded as a ter-
ror to rats and miee, but now he thinks dif-
ferently. One day, some time ago, while
out in the barn, he saw a big rat jump out
from and on barrel, anon looking in beheld a
colony of young rate snugly installed there.
As the quickest means of getting rid of the
• pests the farraer brought out his famous
,
mouser but to his great astonishment the
animaltook the rats under her wing and be-
gan to treat them as if they were her own
offspring. After bringing in some of his
friends to witness the curious spectacle
Messenger slaughtered them without pity,
whereat Grimalkin moaned dolefully.
• which was entirely lost, has returned. Two
minent oculists who examined the diseased
organ, affirmed that the vitrous humor was
Solidified and that no etre was possible.
Persons desiring further authentication of
this statement can secure, it by addressiig
Fred. Fe Brown, Esq., No. 143 Worth
Street, New York City.
Miss Anne Held, a patient now under ,
treatment for catarrh of more than ten
years ttan ing,r000vered th eense of smell
on the fifth day of her fast, it 4haVitg been
totally hist for seven years. Mite Held
lested fifteen days, and is now livieg upon
fruit arid breed for a few weeks while the
cure is being perfected.
Mr. D. A. Cronau, No. 67 Riggs Market,
Washington, D. d., was afflicted for more
than two years with a falling sicknet3a,
Which seize(' him every day and many timess
a day. He was cured by a ten dey's fast.
The Doctor has on his list of cures throe
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the following : tight, and when menet is tight the banks
A sleeper is one who sleeps. A sleeper are very full, as might e exPeeted•
that in whichthe sleeper sleeps. A sleeper Catarrh. Catarrhal liPearness and
is that on which the sleeper which carries ay Fever.
the sleeper while he sleeps runs. Sufferers are not generally aware that these (Himmel)
Therefore while the sleeper sleeps in the are contagious, or that they are due to the presence
sleeper, the 'sleeper carries the sleeper over of NVie idiftapajasitesian ii)n the e. linoinsfona.emrobsreattarec of however, nose
the sleeper under thesleeper, untilthesleeper ;111:ais psuoes`ci ear Ate reenk is Ngrvs-71,,
which carries the sleeper jumps off the sitnpie remedy has been formulated whereby catarrh,
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"How's times ?" asked the Moon. "Oh, I
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oleo
She eats Her Art. manage to keep even." replied the Equinox ;
Dilby—" Help youreelf to a few more of
4'how do you get on this eat?" "Oh, I'm the
'
those mushrooms.
Filtrip--" Thanks; hat how do r know
they're not toad -stools I"
Dilby—" Mesa you, if they were, cook
would already have been as dead as a door-
nail."
Itesults Tell
tame old Rounder ' sai the moon, and she
wdnt on round.—(burdetto,
People who are subject to bad breath, }mil coated
tongue, or any disorder of the Stomach, tan at once
be relieved by using Dr. Carson's Stomach Bitters,
the old tind tried remedy. Asat year Druggist.
A wise man has &fined medicine to be
that art or science of amusing a sick man
with frivolous speculations about his dig.
order, and of temporising ingeniously till
The proof of the pudding is the eating, nature ei
and the proof of the extarorclinary ower A I Olt DItUNii.ENNESS5
over pain of Poison's NEB./LINE it in using it
p CUBE
therIs or cures bun.
I cl 1
poison's i•sissesins nese isms possosm opium morphine, chloral, tobacco, and
50 wondeee in every cases of pain. It cannot kindre'd habits. The medicine may be given
fail, for it le composed of powerful pain in tea or coffee withott the knowledge of
suisang i-emol1tS tgos right to the hot. 1 the person taking it it so desired. Send 6c.
tom, ancl pain isbanished at once, Nerviline in stampt for book and teetimonials from
mires all kind of pain, internal and external, those who have been cured, Addrees M.
Go to any drug store and get a 10 or 25 cent v. Lubon, 47 Wellington St. Vast, TOrolltet ;
bottle, and be delighted by ite pee/nosey:so Ont. Cut ethi e out for future reference,
in doing ite work, When writing mentioh this paper.
.F.RORCENT
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them, Tenant IP:Le:imps, W(10 Want II 1101110
asae,
of their own. Alectraitles, wanting ble Pay, OW*
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who want to strike a. baainea boom, Ambitious
Men, who want a homz ids,art 11 iiln—eend postal
cued with address to .L fl CiliCKINS,
Kin.' Street WcSt, TOrOnte,
Julia 19, 1885.—For two years my
wife's health was run down. She was
greatly emaciated and too weak to do
anything for herself; she was given up
by five doctors, they all passed the
opinion that she could not live. She
commenced using Dr. Jug's Medicine in
December, 1884, and after taking sin
betties she was so much improved that
+he could look after her householdduties.
J. M. Repines, Engineer, 0 P. R., West
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In this paper referred to the Annual Meeting of the AsSocia,
tion, This meeting (being the 15th since the Company
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PREMIUM INCOME INCREASED FOR YEAR/ $91302
6,80949:
INTEREST AND RENTS -
ASSETS, $356,875. SURPLUS, 80,234.
lilrer cated as Profits to Poliey
$260 420 allorrolitg payable on and after
May 1st.
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Use:on your Machinery only the Well-known
PeerlessOil
NINE COLD MEDALS Lf1o1idyuoruibgsgonns
faonucT. r1:7...ab@ciur PUZIESS
Manufactered at QUEEKDITY OIL WORKS, by
•
SAMUEL ROGERS 8z CO., Toronto.
The
'Wo
Cook.
THE MOST PERFECT WORKING STOVE YET INTRODIJ C
055
03
101114
4u
t2
C)
r0
+P
14 $:14
Ce te.
ao LI
..1?:
MADE IN:10 DIFFERENT STYLES AND SIZES. • FOR SALE BY ALL THE LEADINC DEALERS.,
ur.tcrru Ban BY
.:!4:767,Y75PROULIN
41
ETHE E,
Dealers whot9"7.1 not yet 1 PI FrY're s9u9seo,ureEPLe oTt9oRnoco Niro.
.
Blind, Bleeding, and Itching. effectually cured by
the Medical PIWItemedY. Timmiemds of suffer -
ere can testify to the permanent relief front these in-
ternal and external .rernedies, $1.00 per package.
Asir yoiir ,druggisf for it, tie Will be sen t by mail, post.
ago PfLid. ItJO±Z UIDDFIR & CO.,
. „ 107 R ng 1. Last Toronbo.
23.ADEIA111013T. E:,,TORONTO.
Ail classeS of fine 'work. Mfrs. of Printers' Lee&
Slugs and Metal Furniture, Send for prices,
ASSESSMENT SYSTEM
The Mutual Reserve Fund
LIFE ASSOCIATION.
The largeet and meet prospercete open Assessment
Aseoeititien in the World--deeieee Active represeota,
tives hi every Section of Canada ; libofldinducthient8,
It hes full Oovernmeht Deposit, end wider bbs super,
vision of Insuranee Department at Ottawa.
0Mrespondence solicited. Addteee,
WEllarsel,
General Manager,
65 king tiltietset Vtinto Itoironte.
OU L;ST iTIOE
In this paper referred to the Annual Meeting of the AsSocia,
tion, This meeting (being the 15th since the Company
was organized) took place on Tuesday,the 12th
April, when the following gratifying
increases were Announced :
PREMIUM INCOME INCREASED FOR YEAR/ $91302
6,80949:
INTEREST AND RENTS -
ASSETS, $356,875. SURPLUS, 80,234.
lilrer cated as Profits to Poliey
$260 420 allorrolitg payable on and after
May 1st.
11,ilt. MACDONALD Managing Directot