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113EloT they find how rapidly health
is restored by taking Ayer's Saxe
saparilla. The reason is that this
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and moat powerful alteratives and
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veritable elixir of life.
Mrs. Jos. Lake, Brockway Centre,
Mich., writes : "Liver complaint and
indigestion made my life a burden
and came near ending my existence.
For mora than four years T suffered un-
told agony. 1 was reduced almost to
a skeleton, and hardly had strength to
drag myself about. A-1 kinds of food.
distressed me, and only the moat deli -
crate could be digested at all. Within
the time mentioned several physicians
treated me without giving relief. Noth:
lug that I took seemed to do any per-
manent good until I began the use of
ducesda wonderful which
Soonaro-
fter
commencing to take the Sarsaparilla I
.mild see an
.
,.mprovement
in mcondition, my appetite began to
return and with it cause the ability to
digest all the food taken, my strength
Improved each day, and after a few
months, of faithful attention to your
directions. X found myself a well
woman, able to attend to all household
duties. The medicine has given me a
new lease of life, and I cannot thank
0 7ctWe,mtl a undersigned, citizens of
Brockway Centre, Mete., hereby certify
that the above statement, made by
Mrs. Lake, is true in every particular
and entitled to full credence,' —O. P.
Chamberlain, G. W. Waring, 0. A.
Weds, Armlet.
"My brother. in England. was, for a.
long time, unable to attend to hia ocen-
Patiou by reason ct urea On ills 100..i sent lima Ayer's Almanac and the tes-
timonials it contained induced hint to
lay Ayer's Sarsaparilla, Atter using it
a little while. he was cured, and is now
a well mau, working in a sugar colli
at Brisbane, Queensland, Australia."
A. Attewell, Sherbert Lake, °uteri°.
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ANEODOTES OF STANDBY.
The :dost Nuecessful of Explorers.—Sonne
of the TrattS That have Made Il/m So actor. When Gordon was appointed to To prevent African Slavery—Fears thatthe
—Ills Wonderful Itea(tiuess of Ire- pp
source, relieve Stanley on the Congo he wrote an I tuenea is Again Starting Round the
enthusiastic letter to the explorer, in ev'lfel(
hesoea ig a- north, in the exploration of Victoria Nyanza, g please1 World'slair Befetre the British Farris-
Ment.
The Anti -Slavery Conference at Brussels
made much progress last week. It has agreed
to adopt measures for repressing slave raids,
and will shortly pass the proposition requir.
and bends every resource to its accomplish- LATEST BY CABLE
meat. But he never undertakes more than
•
he has promised to accomplish. An amus-
ing incident shows this trait of bis char.
Col. J. A. Grant, the companion of Speke p k f ush n onw ipd i o tit, scnth World — Stanley's New Book -- The
and cast• " 'o ether, God, we will
exterminate the slave trade at its roots."
" I reckoned." said ,Stanley, " that it
was time for me to git, My orders said
nothing about exte'monating the slave
trade."
During his founding of the Congo State
he made it a point never to push a mile lug all European countries possessing ter.
forward until he had thoroughly organized
the mile behind him. Sometimes he ryas ritories on the African eoast to prevent the'
confronted by difficulties that seemed in passage of firearms through such countries.
superable. Then he would retire to his lleasnres for the creation of armed stations
tent to think the matter over, and the on the slave caravan routes and for the sup -
chances chances were nine in ten that in a few Hours p -
he had hit upon some way out of the situs• pression of maritime slave trafile have been
tion, He was never chummy with his sub- adopted. A proposal will be made to reverse
thinks that England should do something
great for Stanley now that be has retreated
to that country. Ho mentions the fact that
Stanley has never received from the British
Government ally reward .or recognition,
and he thinks it about time that the land of
his birth should handsomely recognize the
services o£ the greatest explorer of the age.
What England may do to honor theexplorer
officially remains to ))e seen, but it is not at
all likely that a title of nobility, for instance,
would give Stanley half as much pleasure
as some of the honors that have for years
been lavisll.ed upon him. In the way of
more honor there seems to be little left for
a man who is heralded all over the civilized ordinates, nor even ordinarily sociable, the free trade provisions of the Berlin Con -
world as one of the greatest of explorers, when his load of care was heavy, though Terence in favor of the Congo Free States
whose records of travel hare been published at rare intervals he would be delightfullyr ,
in every European language, and who has enioriainfn • fuconver'sation hard the on whose behalf power to tax not spirits
wined he highest awards of the leadin • b p
g 6 b confidence and esteem of every loan who only but also all imported goo(ls-villll® ask -
geographical societies. ever served under him, but they did not ee
Probably nothingleas contributed more love him, One of his Lieutenants wrote of
largely to the won erful success of Maniere him : "He lives apart from us, I would
than his mastery of the art of managing that,' i never think of asking him for reasons.
child. man, the untutored savage.. The many Sometimes he would say to me, "Strike
fights that Stanley has had with the natives 1 your tents ; we start in ten minutes,' Had
of Aisles have given rise to the utterly 1 Ibeen foolish enough to say, t Where are
With the announcements of the Austrian
medical experts that the mysterious sleepy
disease "norma,"which followed in the wake
of the Russian iutlue in Italy, is a form
erroneous notion that he is to.
to 1 we going?' he would have answered, t Mind of neurosis, effecting only persons of (lebilit•
human life, and that he has even shot dawn " your own business, not mine.'" ated eonstitutious, comes the statement that
natives in pure wantonness.e11 stagy is d ! Father Soignee, the Vathotlie missionary the more active influenza in an acute form
of his work know that he an verto it { who returned to the coast with Stanley and has reappeared in Poland, and. Loudon idly
shot at a native unless, 1 e . Emil' from the south of 'Victoria Nyamta,
by the dangers that threatened himself and draws this graphic picture of the command- stotans are discussing the question, whether
his expedition. When H, II. Johnston, I er : the international curse is about to start oil
who aerate the first book, after Stanley's, I el: is a leader, a commander. Re a new round of harm while it has not yet
on the Congo, was about to start up the
a native, slap flim if you will with the .open
hand, but never strike him with the clenched
fist, and never shoot until you are first
attacked and escape seems hopeless,"
Stanley's policy from first to last io deal-
ing with the mtives could not bemore terse-
ly stuauned up than in these words. He has
always been willing to waste any amount of
tune in stopping to talk, to argue, to cajole,
to disarm hostility with wheedling words
and humorous tricks, and he !las resorted to
fire -arms only as a last resort.
Herbert Ward tells a story illustrating
Stanley's readiness of resource in dealing;
with a crafty savage tryiug to overreach hint,
When the explorer reached Stanley Pool on
his last expedition the big Bateko chief
Ngalyema, who figured conspicuously in
Stanley's book on the ('eugo State, calve to
him demanding a big present on the ground
that same of his carriers had taken hennas
from his plantation. Stanley had gond
reason to believe the wily ivory trailer was
lying, and he did not propose to fall into
his trap. Almost anyone else would have
told the chief he was a prevaricator, and
there would have been an angry discussion
and bad feeling on ail sides ; but that was mind, then the minutes % a spend while the 4
• •
and that a lv as not unlike that menu-
rivertlle great explorer said to !line.: "Pat
keeps strict order. At sunrise a shrill exhausted its evil wink in England, Second
whistle; sounded h Stanley himself, orders
everybody to take his place in the caravan attacks of the disease leave iteeu frequei',t in
and march. He maintains the strictest die.. London during tlialast two weeks, and there
eiplinc, and his !nen know him. Seareely are feat a few villages in the North that are
has the last sound of the whistle (lied away now leaving their first experiences of influ-
before all stand ready to march, with their
burdens on their shoulders, Stanley lights ' ooze*
his short pipe, and armed with a long cane: Stanley's new book will he issued about
walks at the head of the caravan, followed thesecalad weak in Juno, 'f'hs Pall d(all Ca
byy a boy with a. parasol, his servant with a ;tete points ant that while rho English edi-
Winchester rifle, and a �i <angwana who tion will cost $1O.triO, the French, Which will
leads his ass, Then follows the etaravau..a pear at the same time, will be only $U.
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much increased, but none of Stanley's men `comes 140w an invitation from Lord Hers
lag behind. Even in running, stonley's two ,heli to appear betoro the Royal Commission
companies always keep close order, With ;on Vhecivation and to give his experiences
the Soudanese it is different. They are:with those of Surgeon Parke touching aniall-
forced ahead by the third company in the pox in Africa.
rear, But the great traveller can also be; 'l'he World's Fair' that is to be held in
merry. He sirs under a tree. smoking his'Glaicaaa made its appearance beton Paella.
pp 7ne anti watching the pitching of his tent !mein the other night and had a chilling re
`i hen this is done he disappears into it,
does a appear again 11 til after
sunset. Sir James Fergusson, replying to
1 t not app . ga n n I the question whether Great Britain would
think he spends that pert of the day i .gbe officially represented at Chicago, stated
writing is notes, for whenever I have that the smatter would only be determined
used I have found him sitting by a, large after a review of the probable advantages
book. If Stanley is in a cheerful frame of ea tch might accrue to British interests
not wtan ley's It ay. He at once sutnmane(t tents are being pitched are the mast inter• / y
all his men into line and walked up and eating of the wnole dey, He then tells in•' facttlrers migltt Eo a ;;scat extent be doferl ed
down in front of it with the chief, asking cidcnv after incident foam his adventurous frau: trending their goads for exhibition if the
him to lick ant the culprits. Ngalyema life with such fire►and such vigorous expres;
/American customs duties were =eh as to
said he could not do it. sion that we forget howbrnken his French is. m.
llta lwlo their profitable sale in the United
"Now look here, Ngalyema," said Stan -
unless you give ole proof that my then have I One raised in abig orchard, end who is
stolen them ; and how eau I punish tb a almost as great an admirer of the fruit as
unless I know who they are? Wait a Bronson Alcott, with whom an offered
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minute, ] appple was the sign of highest respect .and
fellowshi modest) suggests the foliowin
ley, how can I pay you or stolen bananas I Favorite Apples.
Stanley withdrew into lois tent and pre• p, y gg
The Domestio Doctor.
A. writer in the eltedical Record cites a
number of eases in whieh borax bas proved
a most effectual remedy in certain forms of
colds. Ho states that in sudden hoarseness,
sently emerged with a piece of chalk, "See list, premising that it would be well to find or loss of voice in public speakers or singers
here, Ngalyema, ' he said, "this little thing out before ordering the trees if any of the from colds, relief for an hour or so, as if by
in my hand makes a white mark on the black sorts named are apt to do poorly in the magic, may be often obtained by slowly dia-
skin. Take it; The next time you catch soil of your locality—yet many failures solving, partially swallowing, a lump of bor-
my men stealing your bananas you mark the caused bye neglect are charged to the ax the size of a garden pea, or about three
thieves an the back with this piece of chalk. variety. Early varieties : Early Harvest, or four grains, hei(lin the mouth for ten min -
Then lien I will know who the thieves aro, and Red Astrachan, August Sweet, Summer nes before speaking or singing. This produe-
can punish thein, raid Twill pay you for the ' pippin, Sour T3ouggh, Early Strawberry es a profuse secretion of saliva, or " water -
bananas they have stolen." I Bemis, Yellow 'Transparent. Autumn ing" of themouth and throat—probably res -
The chlor was not quite empty Landed 'varieties : Fameuse, Gravenstein, l' all Pip- toying the voice or tone to the dried vocal
whet. leo went away, for loo had the chalk. I pin, Spice Sweet, Alexander, Oldenburgh cords ; just as " wetting" brings back the
There are men who have served with Strawberry, Pound Sweet, King. Winter missing notes to a flute when it is too dry.
Stanley who do not like him, for he came to varieties : Northern Spy, Baldwin, New- When great muscular strength or agility
believe them inefficient, and he has no pa- town Pippin, Lady Sweet, Spitzenburg, follows in the wake of physical exercise, The Most Successful Remedy, ever discos
tience with incompetency. But, though Tallman Sweet, Roxbury Russet, Golden these should be regarded as incidental and well, a Llil sem ei its otfeot9and does
they complain of his harsh and supercilious 1 Russet. Of the above the Harvest, Astra- entirely subordinate to the health of body' p`T�flipeiowCURE p
treatment, they one and all bear testimony chan, Summer Pippin, Gravenstein, King, which the exercise has secured. To ex- KENDALL'S SPAVIN CURE,
to his kindness to the natives. "In his Baldwin and the two russets are as likely ercise for strength alone, and to es-
dealingawitll thenatives," writesl3racomliert I as any to be profitable to plant largely for timate it as the chief aim in an in- oyrict or Cam -um A. Simms%,
"he is invariably kind, merciful, and polite. `market. A number of the crab stets will EltkEnao or
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3160earn front 0 t0 60 per week and upwards.
Stinson Co..Bost012. Portittnd.3Iarne.
He palavers with them. He respects their ' come good for preserves or market. It
customs, their religions, and their traditions. I may be added that nurserymen are apt to
There is not an atom of truth in the accuse,- i countenance the planting of too many trees
tions of cruelty against him." i on an acre. Forty feet each way is close
The same policy has guided Stanley in his enough for standard apples.—[Charles H.
dealings with the semi -savages who by hun- Crandall]
ll ungovernablemob than the et
deeds „ate been in his service as porter A
more rascally,
The Charm of Music.
crowd of Zanzibar's who have sometimes fol-
lowed Stanley's leadership could hardly be A new code of calming the nerves was
conceived. It is a fact that on one occasion, one resorted to by a little girl who had to
at least, the jails of Zanzibar were emptied have two large teeth extracted. Theden -
to supply Stanley with the porters he requir- tist who was to pull the teeth has a pane o
ed., But he has always sought to have his in his reception room. His patient came
men regard him as a kind, considerate father. and brought a little friend. Instead of pro-
-They have involved him in many a dilemma, ceeding to.the chair, however, she paused at
en
but in his career he has never executed but for you, doctor ?'said she. On receiving an
four of his followers, all in his last expedi- affirmative answer she executed a gay waltz,
tion: , One man he sentenced to death for and then said: "Perhaps you would like
selling rifles and ammunition to the slave- ! to hear both of us play. Shall we try a
dealing enemy. Here is Stanley's own story duet ?" This accomplished, the young di -
of how he saved this man's life : I plomat offered to sing, and the doctor ex-
" I lay awake thinking all night. The man pressing great delight at the prospect she
was to be hanged at 8. At dawn I sent for did so; then the two little girls sang to -
the chief sheikh of the Zanzibaris. He came. l gether, and then, having either gained cour-
I said, ' What is this thing you have done age enough or recognizing that the evil hour
to me ? You promised me help, and you do could not be further delayed, she arose from
nothing. Look ! I have sworn to take .you I the piano, walked composedly to the chair
cl he can be very severe when necessary ; the piano. ``Would you like me to play
all across Africa; if you help me I can do it, and stood the tooth pulling without a mur-
• if you do not I cannot; if you sell arms to mor.
the enemy I must sail. I must stop it. Do
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you want me to kill these men ? I don't do It
willingly 1 Answer 1" The sheikh replied
that he would be glad if my Excellency could
see the wayto spare the remaining man.
"'T ! N, you 1 You must save him. If
you don't want him to die, tell me so, ask
his life, promise me help, make all your peo-
ple to get
pie promise. And then I told. him
nothing to the eo-
the,other sheikhs, to say i o g p
ple, but when I gave the signal, to let them
ask his life, but to ask it really, as if they
meant it.
"t 3t 8 o'clock we were all there again
round the tree; the poor wretch hadtherope
round his neck., I asked if he had anything
ric I
raised hi hand to
give
tostay. Silence, y
the sign; the sheikhs rushed forward; knelt
m feet and mlorecl mercy. Ilmnedi-
at
ately every man joined in too. yThey wept,
they wailed, they implored me. The cul-
prit burst out. crying. I said: "Good: for
your sakes I give lois life." Then, there was
a shout, and they all rushed forward. They
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pen. li'aetee.eel' fell at my feet; they screamed blessings: they
and inkstand , I swore they would follow me to the world's
all in one.. end. Thatwaxed the spirit I wanted through
the camp, and for two months I had nothing
but absolute obedience."
, Besides being a strict disciplinarian and
r,,, gr• t a master in the art of bending the natives
s,lL o3 ,40 • to his will, Stanley owes his success in
'" ` largepart to his remarkable organizing and
S'OlTNT • i� PEN `•aFa r-: •.o.' ' g g g
Mee any pen or kind of ink, filled by the automatic action of
India -rubber reservoirs{ feeds itself by the ressure of writing; administrative ability. ewe never under-
tLrties in the pocket safety{ will not leak; �n�� tntada sad line
takes a mission in Africa without having it
idled in ntekel-plater su etior toe sty t P per•+
With a rush. sampteeatisteaid,iascents. I clearly understood before he consents to
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Give the Babies Water.
A distinguished children's doctor believes,
from his practice, that infants generally,
whether brought up at the breast or artifici-
ally, are not supplied with sufficient water,
the fluid portion of their food being quickly
taken up and leavingthe solid too thick to
Bather
warmweather,
,
be easily digested.dry
healthy babies will take
water
every r3
hour
with advantage, and their frequent fretful-
ness
and rise of temperature are often dir-
ectly due to their not having it.
A free supply of water and restricting the
frequency of nursing have been found at
the nurseryto be
a most check he
ck in
cases of incipient fever, a diminished rate of
mortality , and, marked : reduction in the
number of gastric and intestinal complaints
being attributed to this cause. ;In teeth -cut-
`ting, water sooths the gums, and frequently
stops the fretting and restlessness universal
in children at this period.'
physiological, - casual relation between Eratwoon, ILL, Nov. 40,1t�8
strength and health. Indeed it is a notorious Dpi g inti eoelwaye parebased yaltr Sen -
fact that professional athletes are often de- dell's Spavin Cure by .the half dozen -bottles, 1
festive in some bodily'organ, and theygen- would like pricesln larger quantity. I think it is
g , - one of the bestltnlments on earth. I bave used It
erally die early ie life from either heart or to myetablesforthree years.
lung trouble. Developing certain sets of Tours trait', Cats. A. Sltrniaa.
muscles to the exclusion of others makes the
muscular system unsymmetrical and 'alter- KENDALL'S SPAWN CURE
a
feres with the equable distribution of the BROOKLYN, N. Y., Novembers, 1388.
general blood supply. Inordinate develop- oDear sits :: 0 dee ire to give Ton testimonial of my
ment of muscular power calls for unnatural good opinion of your Bendall'sSpavin Cure. Ila+,
activity from the central vital or ans and used is for ti.atnrneas,- Stiff Jointa an
y organs, S ovine, and I have found it a sure euro, Icor -
thus it frequently occurs that under the al y recommend n m all horsemen.
strain of some special effort the heart or Tours truly, A.H. ,
hfa>Seger Trop Lnundry.8tab1BWble0.
lungs fail, anddeath results.free KENDALL'S SPAVIN CURE,
Opinions differ as to the effect of the
ingestion of water at meal tunes, but the
view most generally received ie probably
that it dilutes the gastric juice and so re-
tards digestion. Apart from the fact that
a moderate delay in the process is by no
means a disadvantage, as Sir William Rob-
erts has shown in his explanation of the
popularity of tea and coffee, is more than
doubtful whether any such effect is in real-
ity produced. When ingested during meals,
water niay do goocl by washing out the di-
gested food and by exposing the undigested
part mere thoroughly to the action of the
digestive ferments. Pepsin is a catalyptic
body, t n 1 a given quantity will work al -
most indefinitely provided the peptones are
removed as they are formed. The good
effects of water, drunk freely before meals,
has, however, another beneficial result—it
washes away the mucus which is secreted
by the mucus membrane during the inter -
vales of repose, and favors peristalsis of the
whole alimentary tract. The membrane
thus cleansed is in a much better condition
to receive food and convert it into soluble
compounds. According to Dr. Leuf1 .who
has made this subject it special study, cold
water should be given to persons who have
�e
sufficient vitality to react and hot water to
ASK
the others. In chr'onic'gastric catarrh it - is
extremely beneficialto drink warm or hot
water be
fore meals, an
salt is said
In most
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SANT, WISTON COUNTY, On10, Dec. 19,1t$8.
Dn. B. 3. KENDALL Co.
Gents: I feel 'tray duty to say -what I bave dope
with your Kendall's Spavin Cure. I have cured
twenty-five horses that bad Spnvina, ten or
81NStevbdneol and
n of BiJw.laI with aoof your
boots and followed the directions. I hive never
lost e- case f4 any hind.
Yours truly, AhnREw Tanwrtit,
Horse Doctor.
KENDALL'S SPAVIN °'URE.
Price 6iper bottle, or six bottles for 10.. `mg.
gists have It or can get it for you, or it will.. o,. sett
to tors. B. address KENDALL CO ,f Enno burgh the
Fella-Vs
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A most remarkable case of the restor-
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has been practically blind for a great many
years, with no hopes of ever recovering her
sight. Not long ago she took ill and has
been confined to her bed ever since, but
since her prostration she has gradually been
recovering the use of her optics until she
can see aimostas good as in her youth. The
case is smut remarkable one when the fact
that she is pretty wellup in the seventies is
taken into consideration.
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