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A Word to the People.
"Truth is Mighty, and will
prevail."
HE remarkable effects and most satisfactory results, in every variety Af tTt!
disease arisin from isePOn TIES of THE BLOOD, which are experienced
and made manifest from day today, by those 1.030faints taken
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apparently the whole body was one mass of corruption. .
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rem_tlies, and having suffered, for years. is it not conclusive proof that if you are
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It works in the BLOOD, the Circulating Fluid. It eau truly be called the
Thegreatsourceof disease originates in the sLOorn and no medicine that does
not act directly upon it, to purify and renovate, has any just claim upon public
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iN IT$ WOc ST FORM--bMiss r' raa A. Puswonen, Toronto, writes .--
"1 had Dyspepsia in its worst term for over a year, but after taping three bottles
of Northrop & Ly man s Vegetable Discovery, aperfeetcure followed, 1 takragreat
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Mit, W. Mayen, Wright, P.Q , lead DYSPEPSIA .Fart TWENTY YEARS. Tried
many remedies and doctors, but got no relief. Ilia appetite was very poor, bad a
distressing pain in his side and stomach, and gradual wasting away of flesh, when
he Beard of and immediately commenced taking Northrop at L.y man's Vegetable
Disecvery. The pains have left, and he rejoices in the eujeymeet of excellent
health ; in fact be is quite a new man.
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LATE BRITISH NEWS
A CURIOUS RELIC,
funny Incident at Cambridge,
" Pink eye" has broken out among the
horses of the loth Hussars at York.
At the recent literary ladies' dinner in
Leedom, tbe toasts were drunk in coffee.
A trout caught the other day in a Suther-
land loch had made a meal off an adder.
An anebovy was eaanatt in the Solway
nets recently by one of the Annals fisher-
men.
A little terrier dog tried to commit suicide
in Forfar Looli recently because a boy
whipped it.
The N eweastle City Council are to confer the
freedom of the eity on Mr. Gladstone en the
oceasion of his visit to the Tyne in October.
It is expected that Mr. Parnell will pay
his Glasgow supportersan official visit at Iii)tts to Those 'Who Travel,
""Travellers mustbe content," says Shake-
speare, and so they must, but not too con-
tent, One cannot expect to take home-
comforts with him everywhere ; but, on the
other hand, one must not consider all dis-
comforts inevitable merely because they are
so univesal. Very often the remedies are
simple and easily applied. For instance,
the worat of these ills, whish, by common
consent, is nausea, from the the motion of
prevented inthe..
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Aa rule the Indian women of Bantle
Take a sheet of writing -paper large eeengli are superior to their lords is intelligence
bra stomach, and
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to cover both the cheat and na ,
put it on under the clothing, next to the and earn the larger share of t"neer mutual
honors, a Lord 'Mayoralty, and ppoosssessing a
Welsh university and .a national museum.
It is rumored that the Britishgovernment
has given apromiseto the Newfoundlandde-
legates, who have been two months in Lon-
don prosecuting their mission, that no more
shall be done with France unless the eoleny
consent ; that in the future no other issues
than the lobster question will be referred to
arbitration without Colonial consent; that
all the lobster factory owners will be corn.
peraseted in case the decision of the pending
arbitration shall go against thein ; and that
there shall be established on the French
shore at once a court- composed of English
and colonial judges to pass upon all issues
arising under the treaty. Should the report
be confirmed we may expect too see aspeedy
termination of the dispute between, the col-
ony and the motherland. Meanwhile the
French war vessels are acting with a, high
hand along the French shore, driving the
colonists from the fishing grounds and seiz,
ing their nets. When this side of the diffi-
culty, which appears es acute as ever, will
be settled remains a question.
the end of August or the beginning of Sep-
tember.
A stone cannon ball bas been discovered
near Roxburgh Castle. in the bed of the
Teviot. It. measures 4? inches in eircum-
feren:e and weighs 95 lbs.
The natural ca'•e recently discovered near
Rumbling Brig, Dollar, was formally "open-
ed" to the public a few days ago by the
?coyest s of Dunfermline.
Sir William amitl I
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The authoritlea of the tower o. x,ondon
have forwarded to Edinburgh several boxes
of old armor, etc„ to be place -1 in the re.
stored hall at Edinburgh Castle.
Of4,100,1L2 porgies enumerated in the
Irl h census only 1703 ileelined to state
their religious persuasion..
The potato blight has already made its
appearance in several places along the aea-
coast in West Cork.
A gold watch stolen at the time of the
murder of an innkeeper at Glenluce and hie
housekeeper eleven years ago. has just been
found concealed in a tori wall near Strau-
raer.
The origin of the are which took place
some timeaga at the farm of Raesmill. In-
verkeiler, near Arbroath, is stated to have
heels the rays of the aura shining on the
straw in tete born being (itemised through a
flaw in the glass of one of the skylights.
A yaehttng innovation was inaugurated
the other day, when the Clyde Corinthian
Club started races from Hunter's Quay for
yachts to be steered by lady member&. Al.
though the practice is new to the Clyde, it
has beep In vogue for some time in English
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4'rcratrsres—W ruetf'lake ietr Place*.
person- If one sheet is not large enough
paste the edges of two or three together, for
the chest and stomach must be well -cover.
ell. Wear the paper thus as lenges yoe ore
traveling, and change it every day if your
journey is a long one. Those who have
tried it sty that it is a perfect defense.
In spite of deelaratious to the contrary, it
is possible to both lead and write with coin -
fort while traveling, if one knows how.
Pains lathe head after reading on the care
are due to an unusual strain upon the
rnuseles of the eye, its fooue being clr.n ;eil
almost incessantly ; but with an oceasioual
rest the saueclet will not find the work too
hard, So try the plan of readinSfor two
minutes, and, thea, for five mintues, review-
ing what you have read. Butif, meanwhile,
you ,viae to look out of the window, let in
be the one on the other aide of the ear for to
look out of the one next you will require
quick local changes as tiring to the eye as;
reading.
There are two ways of writing on a train.
The firat requirea that the paper be laid
upon a light board, perhaps eighteen inches
square ; one end of this will restin your lap,
and the end furthest from you will bo raised
a few inches by a cord svhielt passes around
the neck. The whole affords a sloping desk
which moves with the body and is fairly
satisfactory. The simpler and perhaps the
better plan is to plata your tablet upon a
feather pillow in your lop, when yen will.
find that the elasticity of the feathers re-
duces the motion to a inlultnttm, anti snakes
writing easy.
Ono of the lesser discomforts of traveling
is the difficulty of standing or svalkiug in a
moving train ; yet railroad mon run or walk
with porfect ease. The secret lies in allow-
ing the body to away with the motion of the
extra, the knees being slightly bent, while
the feet are at the timo held ready to be
braced firmly, if necessary.
Those to whom the term " sleeper" is a
hollow mockery may profit by the experience
of salesmen and others who travel frequently
and have the bed made up with the pillow
toward the locomotive. Just why this
should make sleep easier is not explained,
but the plan is highly recommended.
If you aro over ru straits for a clean hand.
kerchief or two when no 'washerwoman is
within easy Call, try this plan. Upon reach -
ins your hotel take all your soiled handker-
chiefs, wash and rinse them, and spread
them out smoothly on the window -panes.
Be sure that there are no creases, and that
the corners form right angles. When dry
and careiully folded no ono could tell that
they had notbeen ironed. Heavily embroid-
eredhandkerchiefswill not look asamooth as
plain ones, but will certainly defy detection
across a car aisle. Wether at home or abroad
it is always better to treat mourning hand-
kerchiefs in this way, as their black borders
will not fade so rapidly as when washed as
usual.
While some workmen were engaged in
digging the foundations of some houses
wliiolt are being built on the High Street,
Dunbar, on the alto of an old house, they
discovered . at earthenware pot containing
coins. Up examination these proved to
be of tato till, of Queen Mary, and are all in
perfect concis n.
An Engliah gardoncr has (Recovered a way
of making edelweiss grow in an ordinary
flower pot as well anon the Alpine slopes.
Queen Victoria is to have a statue erected
to her in Hyde Park while she still lives, if
the subscription started by Prince Edward
of Saxe Weimar succeeds.
While six years ago there wasn t an elec-
tric launch on the Thames, sixteen wore
counted at the Henley regatta this year, and
there aro niflo stations between Kingston
and Oxford at which the storage batteries
can be replenished.
Mr. Butt of Manchester has invented a
pneumatic dynamite gun on a different prin.
ciple from that of Capt. Zaliasky. Instead
of having compressed air in the gun, he fills
the rear portion of the projector with com-
pressed air and fires it out by its own inter
nal force.
Sir Willian Gordon -Cumming purchased
his lieutenancy and captaincy in the Scots
Guards. The money value of these com-
missions and the recognized over -regulation
price he forfeits on his removal from the
Army. -
The Queen has for the first time officially
sanctioned the use of the words, " May it
please your Imperial Majesty," in address
ing Her Majesty. Henceforth, therefore, this
will be the correct form of addressing the
Sovereign.
Twenty years ago the road opposite
Southampton Municipal Offices was as-
phalted to the depth of two inches. ]i'or
the first time repairs are now being made
upon it. The asphalt has been worn away
in the interval to the depth of one inch.
According to the -returns of the British
Board of Trade for the first six months of
this year the exports from Britain to Canals
have increased 1Ot per cent. as compared
with last year, and 1,he imports in Britain
from Canada have increased 14 per cent.
A Jew in Loddon is said to be ma:ung 1
lot of money lay lending out a £1000 Bank
of England note for s'Vcll weddings, to be
exhibited as the gift of the bride's father.
A man is sent along to watch the nota, and
can bo made very useful at .,the presents
table exhibiting the articles.
support• lh-ing the older of the two, elle is
naturally the head of the house, and is more
'ikal} to thrash her dutiful name than be
is to rniense ller,
ail the markets where farm products are '
disposed of, she can drive a better bargain
than he ; site ca -. tn e<rry as heavy burdeu
endure as nutelt manual labor, chess: as ffi:lelt 1
eocoa, and drink as much alcohol. The In -
diens have little or no mosey, their itieili-
ums of exchange being whatever they may ft
raise, or the labor of their hands. They
eat when not hungry, drunk when not I
thirsty, sleep when not cepy , anywhere
and any time when oppartentty o«t'ees,
a net the tines of need,' ag they sal".
Til majority are Ina state of sel:ii-in-
toxication from babyhood to the grave, al-
cohol being used on ever* pretext, freely a4
their means will allow, on arasloua of
t s t d � latter
births, dca li ,ane fess ay+t--flu, l to
occUrrieg nearly every day in the year.
They are &aria' creatures, and not :at all in•
dined to live alone ; hence their houses are
u � mid hem
als+raya lusts pa, •tat community of t ,
though numbering not more than half a!
dozen, is called an Wanda.
In the interior of Bolivia, if an Indian,
desire so change his place of residence, he
is not allowed to settle in another village
until the authorities thereof have looked
into his private history, whoa, if the record.
is not satisfactory, he nc ordered to maroon,
But that seldom happen&, for they are like
eats in their attachment to Orme, and will
cultivate the Mame bit of poor hand front
generation to generation, though barely
able to keep body and soul together.
' Free Education in England.
The English Free Education bill has pass-
ed its third reading in the House cf Lords
and now only a -r urs the signature of her
Majesty to make it the law of the land. In
order to clearly understand the nature of
this important measure it is necessary to
bear in mind that in England there are two
kinds of primary schools voluntary, or those
supported and controlled by one or other of
the denominations, and board schools which
are under the care of the Government. Both
kinds are considered by the new law, a fee
o; ten shillings per scholar for all children
between the ages of five and fourteen being
given to each. Practically though not ab-
solutely this grant relieves the supporters of
voluntary schools from the burden of fee -
paying. The annual receipts at present
under the system of school pence aggregate
about R1,900,000 from an average school at-
tendance of 3,63.3,000 while the government
B church parade of the Cyclists from all I grant as provided for by the new law spread
parts of the surrounding country was held i ores' the average attendan'peof scholars be -
one Sundae afternoon recently in 11' inches,; tween the age of five and fourteen will be
ter Cathedral. The cyclists, who numbered about £1,600,000; that 1st. instead of being
about 700, fuel outside the city, snit pre- called upon to raise £1,900,000 by fees, the
seeded in double file to the C.utl.•:,lr:a, I supporters of voluntary schools will need to
raise only about £300,000, or not (pito ene-
mata' of the former amount. This so nearly
realizes the boon of free education for the
working classes -tint it is no exaggeration
to speak of the schools as being free. 'That
the gaestion was a difficult and intricate one
to deal with is generally conceded. The
promoters of the bill showed their good
judgment in not seeking to do away with
the voluntary schools. Had they attempted
to do so they must have met with opposition
not only from those who think that religion.
should form an integral part of a child's
ordinary daily instruction, ant rat,,., c_,_
headed by Colonel Saville and tee '3th
Middlesex, and, after piiirg the machines in
the churchyard, walked in pro.:essiou into
the' Cathedral, where a special service was
held. -
A very interesting review of cricket as it is
played in English novels has been prepared
by a Mr. Christian. Dickens, it seems, niaele
absurd errors when he Wrote of cricket. Miss
Milford knew a little more. Even the
author of " Tom Brown " showed a lack of
cricket knowledge, but George Meredith
knows all about it,
Our esteemed Welsh contdmporary the
Westerdi. Mail publishes this interesting
announcement regarding the future political
development of its own beautiful country.
" A movement has recently been set on foot
which not improbablywill eventuate on the
part of the present Government in a recog-
nition of Welsh nationality greater than has
ever been .known. Negotiations were opehed
with various noblemen and gentlemen, not
only of great local influence, but in close
touch with the heads of the Government
with whom it was found a feeling existed
strongly in favor of a scheme which should
recognize Wales as definitely as have been
ScotlandandIrelandand which would in.
volve the raising of a Welsh town: to the
rank of a capital town and to thelevel of
Edinburgh and Dublin, with fullest civic
distress (benevolently to her maid in au-
ticipation of a compliment)—" What would
yen de if von eould play the piano as well
fes I cant'} :laid—" I should take lessons,"
the thousands who would object to the ex -
pease necessary to provide'sohool accommo-
dation for the nearly four million scholars, in
case the voluntary schools were done away.
This, however, was not the object of the
government which was to combine the
abolition of school fees with the continu-
ance of voluntary schools which at present
provide nearly two thirds of the school ac-
commodation and have cost on an average
£5, 7s. per scholar; Ali things considered
the government is to be congratulated on
the wisdom displayed in the bill and the
skill with which. it was carried through.
Asker—" I see young Shallerboy wears a
mustache now, Did he raise that during his
late ocean voyage?" Tasker—" No, but he
raised about everthing else,"
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