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EAT BRITAIN WILL NOT
, HESITATE. TO USETYL•
'The ,Announcerrientin the Houeof •
Conmaiins of Greee Inn
• portenee.
- One of ifitat mese important all,'
nouncements that, has been made in .•
the British Parliament for tunny 4
year past, says, the Chicago Tribune,. •
VS the -declaration of Colonial Sec-
retary Joseph eibanaberlein, that the
English Ci-ossreMent will not inesie
tate hencefeetieto .eraploy in Europe
or- elsewhere her Indian and African
troope. It is ten annOuncement of
the inost profound interest to the
entire civiUeU worid. bue more es -
nodally to great /lower.% . such ae the
United State% -Russia, France- and
Germany, which have, millions of
.send-barberous races subiect to their
rule. So oeusational, indeed, is the
ammunceneeet. made by the English
Government about the employment
of .dusky warriors in European war-
fare 'that an internationd. congress
is likely to he smarm:seed to dieicuss
the aatter.
REVISED RULES OF' WAR.
Curiously mongen, the peace con-
ference at The Hague two years ago,
when the rule:* of war were subjected
to a revision,. tarefully avoided new
referenee to the. matter, that. b to
ewe,. in the eleales or any etepa to-
wards a. SINN.: af: irlfgitg011107./t
tr0atY to refrain trent the .eauploy-
nuent of Asiatic and Afrietw troops
in civiliz•ea:1 wurfare. end the only
action .takein hy tine delegatee ,ethat
can be ,considered ins in any way
beeriug upon the question was the
declaration of their adhesion to the
"accepted lo.ws of warfare annoing
eivilized natieue," which comprise. a
reetriction "prohibiting the use of
. bediee of troeps coinpaemi of indl-
Vithials• of eavago or send-en:Bizet
races." Neither lengtend nor Russia
nor. yet France was deeirous of bind-
ing itself to abstain from avatlitag
iteelf of the eervices of its dusky
eoldiers in the event of a War in
which its national existeree wine
likely ten be at stake. Mel the matter
therefore was by a Fort of tet
ogreeMent kept out of the diseate
• I last, for she left, the s rietest injunce
A.Te,nhari7Q WAppipg time in her will that no male
UV InA."."`"P should be allowed to take part ia
1 her funeral procession to the church
of Lichtentnal.
FREQUENTLY RESULT IN
BREAKDOWN OF HEALTIL prevent the "mere reales" from 190k-
• •r• • of Vienna
Heada,cheei Backaches, 33izzinesei were densely pa,chee with men and
such a
Oeteorne.-How to Avert These mique procession. Hen: corpse was
Troubles.
But even Alarie's decree could not
•
' tile on and the streets'
•••-•-••••1
-Peer Appetite and lusoranie. the boys, euriones to gaze on
• ,
followed by an enorenius crowd. of
; wemen of all ages and positions, and
From the Revietv, Aliindsor, Ord. ' by deputies from every female sad -
Only those engaged in the teaching ety in Austro-Detugary. But,. alas E
professioe realize how Much care' the banner of the Austrian Jung
-
worry and perplexity is met with
frauen-Yeeeia was so heavy that no.
daily. It is ehereforo little weeder
woman could carry it, and it was
that *there are so mane' health actually borne proudly aloft bY a
breakdowns, especially among, e titese
ADDITIONAL EVIDENCE:.
The Greatest Case in the History of Modern
eine is Com -Dieted by Another Sworn
Statement.
Medi -
on record as the most wonderful
cure ever heard of in this Oty or
province. Every detail of which bee
beea carefully su bstantiated by
sworn evidence.
, To Doddes Kidney Pills is due all
he for baving rescued and re-
stored tide dyinginion and that after
all hope )ad been abandoned and the
cold waters aet the river oi death
were lapping at his Met.
MADE Hat CAREFUL.
. A echoolneaster, after givieg one
of his pupils a earning, ' for epealting
,ungranunatically, sent libia to the
• other me of the room to inform an-
other boy that be wished to %Male
to Wm 'at the eame time promising
to repeat thee punishment if he eleake
to him ungrammatically.
The youngster, being. quite satisfied'
many years in a suburb of Berlin, . • with winet he had got, determined to
no Review', Miss Pare settle ti-'llsor . °Id tiallaen lade.. who lived Tor •very •
sevekal years, whiie teaching sehool, • be exact, and •thus addressed loll
headaches, dizziness. anti. o. weal: taii1,1Y tlia the -Inallshater"" Griit;c11- "A cowmen substantive, of namecue.
back. I tried eeveral doctors and
nedicires, but got rio relief. I he- ' A LOVE 131,SAPPOINTMENT
came so bandy run down that I nearly half e century ago, and took
thought -Possibly a chaniee eif cue- a soteuan vow that she would never
-plop-dent would' give me relief. 1 ' fq.eak to or, if poesible. 400k on a
gave up ray evhooi and tried other lean fir;0311 so long us see lived; and
duties, hue the result was diens es ehe was a womon of settee wealth
pointing as tee troulee seemed to FLQ. was able to keep her vow to tine
dinave taken a fillie hold upon me- leet
,T4 headaches. ii.,4(';. ntin 0 Z" 10. more :else Weight a suttee:4y
• e. retired ..a rinnareabie can bare in tittaeia. . I "Have you. since had the slightest Inked deg hesettit.
, severe.' my appetite failed nee mei 1 koese about helf-a-eozen uniies from A man nagied (icon* 11. Keat. hind isiariptoms of 'your WU kidney trona-
filietneently eon:Felice to Italie a re.• lite mil el:tipped it from bilse- tiene mired of Bright's leitieese aiter Rale or anything like it'?"
reet in order 19 eiverconne elizeinteen ieeet to attic Vieth furniehings epe- :the (lectors iete eieea eau ite to (lie. I -Not the eliehtestee lie saw, -- tetreeriees=
"Ion are sure that liotid'e IhidneY
Piles and nothing etee saved eitier life
and restored you to year present
good health?"
"Absolutely sure. Why. My wife
She surrounded. herself with a ' was given by Mr. Rhea in order to iney Pills that we, Wive (emit:tented C. C. RICHARDS it: Co.
Pear Sire,e-MIN'Altin'S LINIMENT
in was built. by her enemy. t Tee following tavern reatelineet and I are so gratertal to Dodd's' Kid-
c.lar'ilm halal of winnene etilli,tif wIrtrl eubstaittiette the eitinost incredible iour little girl, born in fiecennber. of is ney remedy for NEURALGIA.
Itt-?o&f, a sitentar row of mime agannet• statement "tee by the mer ja 10) 1,89(1, by the name of 'amiesi. This It relieves at once.
h OTT/al-VA Fille PliEqS SUSTAINED
lefties 'wino follow this calling. Miss the tallY male in the Proees-
Chrietine leare, ot Ojibwa,y, Ont.. pi ."1111-
- Le
Fraulein Irriger.g had a rival in
outi who has suliered much in this
respect, Ti a repartee of the wine, Fraulein Gretchen, Aftwie Schultz. an
and wino wits Mown. throughout Ger- A Prominent Ottawa Thu Confirms Und Oath .Every Statement Made fellaw-pupil :-
I was continually troubled with
b this raper it the Original Ste
E.eveu Years Ago.
Pabliabed line gender, singular number, nornin-
ative ease, and in an, angry mood:,
that sits perched. upon tile eminence
at the other end of the room, wishes
to articuiate feet eat0aces to you
(From the Oitawa Eine rem)
call you a
Some seven years ago the Free; "Not a nninute." answered Mr. Puppy? Cholly-Well-er-no, not
Pres published graphic account of ;Kent promptly. exactly. She merely asiced me if I i
, A fruited advent: tete te try tiol- • deity made ;ior ter by woinetes
liented Piiis. I divided to try betide, itica male itemise' she deeiar.
a box. tend leifore they were ell (teed ell, "'should contend:nate meta:bag
I found elude relief. 1 contineed neee touched." quite forgetful, poor
taking tine pills for some them longer woman. that. theevery house she live
thieve due' gainless Sew health end ,
etreugth. and now I feel es veil es
ever 1 did in ilay mul am Lever
bot het ed with t lee troubt is .ti
may say therefere that there is no
Oleg' I can recommend so highly as
Pr. 1Villiatese Viul; Pills."
WIMP. girls who are pole eine
1, weak, who suffer from baelfaches,
headuchee, loss of appetite, paipita-
tion of the heart, and ieher
toms that.. overcome so many in
entity womanhood. will end vertain
end the Free Press reporter. entermost te
ttlii.lewrw.°11a;o3liet
giv-
ing ereilit to Potters ieidney Pills for
tine most winnenlous cure.
liedelock, June 11, 1.$97.
the sex ; und enzilielilY tutenaged
matters that for eeitady fifty 'seam
elle wither S VAT nor epoliti to a Male
of any tiewripti0.14.
On a headstone in a Yorkshire
churtynrd may be eeent this strange
inscription: "Sacred to the memory
of Who died on Infarch
/title 1841. After a more than com-
auct sheedei cure Pr- Williahis. mon einierience of the tfaleeeese and
n limit Ville. neer! pills mine rich. freilty of emu, she spent twenty
yell Wood. Pitrengthen the etirvee. Mel years of iteppy life without holdiug
give um: life eed vigor to the whole any eonmettaieation with any ;Penn -
i body. The neminee liear the felt nee of 11110 she liad end), good
siionne at The Untie. moue. r. anus Pia. i is for realism for deseisiug,"
iPaie Peck ile tin tla sera te,,
t has until now been geuerally , old by a lel e 34 14" iltis good lady. of whom Many
understood, between'. by 'Wein!, threei‘el:f box. rto.at tr''' fl dealers or strange and mune aunisher stories
powers that if native troops were; l°Hti .%•• 51.11 eats Iluirt or are etill current le the district, Lad
employed it would lie only in the ha?a's fOr e )"ritti hy addrCI verhalp9
Wet extreUcb
ndty. and tide view has Vo"
been sirentithened by tee extreme tl
SerleFICIENT REASON
for holdinee men. In low esteem
deanery penes which the (love --4. lis child, One was cruelly treated
Prevent thellimma 7110 HATE 1:1
, mgr abandoned by her father ; as a
emoneut has taleat to
warlike Basuto IriLes. who are un- ,1111111 girl she wins basely deceived by a
tier Britieln )1)10 and most loyal to lover to whom ehe was nrdently
Britith flag. front taking part in
the war againet the Boers. In the
war of 1870 the French at one Moe
enent brought. few native reel- •
meets of hemline from Algeria. But
to great wan the outery raised not
telly in Gerinanny and eleewhere
lietrolie. but even. in France. Lewdest
tie ir employment that they tvere
hastily shipped linen to Africa long
before the close of the war, although
they Were Magni:limit lighters and
front a. ,milittery point of view of in-
finitely greater value than the un-
-•--------treined levies of "mobiots," the 311a-
jority of wleem had never handled a
gun before in their lives.
THF. LAW Or NATIONS."
Tine action of France shows better
than anything else how strong Inas
been the prejudice in the past
against _the nate of semi -civilized
races in ittie wax's of Christian states
with one another, and the extent to
which it has been condemned by that
speeles of inmate:en and undefined
code known as "the law of flattens."
It is a sentiment thet found expres-
sion iu the eighteenth century at
'Westminster, when the great Lord
Chatham denounced with such elo-
quent indignation the employment
by the British commanders of, red
Indian tribes against the revolution-
ary forces, and there are few nee:te-
pee:ors, either in the United Stales
or in Europe, that did not express
their abhorrence of the u.se of Cos-
sacks and of Circassians by Russia.
in suppressing the IItengtuicen insur-
rection of 1848, and of the Sultan's
action in endeavoring to put down
the rising in Bulgaria in 1876 by
means of irregular bashi-bazouks re -
exulted from the most barbarous
portion of his dominions.
A couple of years afterwards, at
- the time when England seemed to be
on the verge of a war with Russia
a small contingent of Indian cavalry
was brought to Malta, which creat-
ed su.eli an outcry and storm of pro-
test even in Great Britain that the
•• men Were quickly shipped back to
Bombay. Their visit to Strata, how-
ever, served to remind Continental
Eterorfe of the fact that the military
resturces of England were not re-
etrieted solely to her standing ,array
at home, and that her forces in In-
'a-miust be taken into account -and
this is probably all thet Lord Bea-
consfield had in vice' when. he
brought the Indian contingent to
• the Mediterranean.
ORIENTAL TROOPS IN WA.RFARE
It is to Japan in a great measure
that must be attributed the recent
removal of • this prejudice against
the employpfent of Oriental troops
err Warfare' among Christian nations
and the determinatien of the British.
-Government to dispense With all re-
strictione which have until now pre-
vented the" use �f its .Indian :and
'. Mean soldiers in „conflicts .with civil-
ized powers. For the objection to
these warriors, has been based alto-
gether on the' belief that when their
paesions had been areesed by the
excitemeat end. turmoil of lehttle it
-would be impossible to prevent them
:from indulging' in savagery and cru-
elty, -which while natured to barbar-
ous races, wcond be repulsive in the
extreme to white people. -But during
tbe recent canapaignin China the Ja-
'peatese distinguishod themselves am_.
ong• an the -other allied troops
by their indignant refusal
to participate in any • of
the rapine, the cruelty, and the
• o geth er inexctts able barbarity
w eh diegraced most of the Euro-
pean contingent engaged in the mili-
tary operations, i u thee Celestial Em-
pire!,
SEVERAL INSTANCES WIIBRE
TVirhY .-a4vE siaowN 1,
The it Champion hran-rtater o
'Europe Died a Few Weeks Ago
in Vienna.
It, in perhaps net unnatural that
601110 women *timid have no great
reaeon for loving the .sterner eon ;
but few happily tarry their prejudito
to the same extend. as Fraulein
Marie Irrgaug, who died in Vienne, a,
few weeks ago.
Fraulein Irrgang claimed the re-
markable distinction of being the
" char:Mien man -hater " of Europe
and no one Inas ventured to dispute
the eight to her title She was loy-
al to her sexual antagortisen to the
B.AITY'S ILLS.
Every Irtether Should be in a Po-
sition to Relieve the Minor
Ailments of Her Little
Ones.
The baby who is always plump al-
ways hes a good appetite, always
hag a dear eye and a rosy theek,
and is always active and playful, is
the choicest treasure this life affords.
The medicine which keeps babies in •
such a condition or which restores
them to it. -when they are all is cer-
tainly a. priceless boon to humanity.
There are many medieines which pro-
duce sleep, but their action upon the
child is similar to that which whisky
or opium has upon a full grown man.
They deaden and stupefy and are the
most injurious things which can be
given to children.
The only safe course is to 'use na-
ture's remedies. Nature has provid-
ed a. vegetable cure for every ill, and
her remedies for children's disorders
are scienthfically ' compounded in
)3aby's Own Tablets. For diarrb.oete
constipation, colic, simple fever,
croup, irritation when teething, indi-
gestion and all the disorders of
children so familiar to mothers, this
remedy is conceded by the medical
profession to be without an equal.
Its etTect, is gentle, soothing, prompt-
ly curative. and never fading. It will
save pain, anxiety, doctor bilis and
perhaps a life. All mothers who
have used Baby's Own, Tablets for
their little odes speak of them in
terms of warmest praise. Mrs. Ben.
Seward, Forear, Ont., says : 'a have
Used Baby's Own Tablets and can
highly recommend them to. all Moth-
ers. My baby was :cutting his teeth,
and was very cross when ,first gave.
them to him. They acted like magic.
he cut his teeth ,elmost without nay
knowing it, and gave Wm Such ease
that they prone(' blessipg both to
the child. and myself. He has not
been sick since I gave them ,ito him,
and I tamale not be without them in
the house." Baby's Own Tablets
can be procured at any druggist's,
or will be sent postpaid on receipt
of 25 cents by addressing the Dr.
Williams' Medicine . Co., Brockehlle,
Ont.
INot ISCie1 for Good Teeth
tiotedont 2.1quir1ase Largq Liqurd and Powder 73c All
uerts or by mail tor the price. Sample tor rotitaga 34:
HALL & RUCKEL, emenetnea
account uf the vest:. shows you betteir than enything I A. S. MCDONALD.
(ewonn Statement. Feb. 16, 1e95.) ican tell you to what, we attribute
le George 'leery Kent, resident inee recovery. I owe my life t
at 111 Canibridgtn Street. (Mania noihre Kidney Pitts."
and employed its a printer in the! "id meld ,you be willing in order to
British Amerieita Bank Note „eonlirin our story published in 1S95
Print:big Company. in the said ,to make another sworn statement?"
City of Ottawin the solemnly dee asked the scribe. About 611
• dare that I consider it a duty to
myrelf and to my fellowmen gen- thie.viei alttowoollitiledetit :i',"o'uanasnieregdoofedirI. :snaiftv,4s are seat yearly 4
erally to maize ileelaration as iKennt. "The Free Pro‘is was certain..
Ville. Istatement they peblished :About any Nittarti s TARIM cot, Cum Colds, etc.
4
1. Thee forand theet in my ease.
terrilele cese of Bright s lbeetese,
from which 1 Sedi'red for (newest
one year, of the greateet Inedival
value. CPU say confidently and
atisure ennyone intereede41. or a
enniferer. that. 1 fiteeitivelei one My
life and preitent excellent health
to the molts brought about by
their use. was taken sick ami
confined to my bell On December
281h. 1893, and was successfully
treated for La Grippe. then Pleur-
isy, followed by Kidney Troubles,
and latterly Bright's Diseinee. I
lost the use of all my limbo; any
entire hotly beeame swollen to a
terrible size, and my skin beeanne
ns bard as and similar to leather
the pores all having closed up.
and I euffered the roost agonizing
pain. I was subject. to periodical
;spells of utter profitration and
insensibility. to a. state of abso-
lute coma. I was alto a. victim
of dangerous convulsions in whith
my facial expression and other
muscles would become severely
contorted and tense.
2. My regular physician at-
tended to me. and, though medical
comealtattions Were held over my
elm by two oily doctors, nothing
coteld be done. lily case grew
gradually worse and iatterly
was given up as hopeless. ety
wife, friends and neighbors were
certain froin what they saw and
were told by the visiting . doctors
tilinmate.I would die in a very short
3. My wife was casually rea.d-
ing a newspaper about this time,
and saw a description of a simi-
lar case, in which a patient gave
testimony of the relief and cure
that had been effected on him by
Dodd's Kidney Pills. I started
to take them right away, and
from the first pill I discovered a.
change for the better. After the
first box I was wonderfully im-
proved, and at the end of the
fourth I was sure I was to • get
well again. I continued taking
then). until the seventeenth box,
and I can now positively declare
that I ann. perfectly cured and
-able to do a. day's work with
any of my comrades in the shop,
and Dodd's Kidney Pills tm-
doubtedly cured me, because from
starting to take them I took no
other medicine whatever.
AND I melee this solemn de-
claration, conscientiously believ-
ing the same to be true, and by
virtue of the ACT RESPECTING
EXTRA JUDICIAL OATHS.
Declared before me at the City
of Ottawa, in the County of.
And I make this soiemn declare
Carleton, this 16th day of Feb-
ation, conscientiously believing
ruary, 1895.
G. II. KENT. it to be true and knowing that
is of the same force and effect
as if made under oeth and by
• virtue of "The Canada Evidence
Act, 1898."
Declared before inc at the City
of Ottawa. in the County of
Carleton, this 8rd day of Octo-
ber, 1900.
• (Sgd.) KENT.
(Sgd.) A. W. FRASER,
A Notary Public in and for
Ontario.
Nothing could be More convincing
than this plain declaration made by
Mr. Kent, and the Free Press is
pleased to be able to present such a
eomplete and emphatic confirnaation
of our article of 1995.
The Kent case, must, therefore, go
0706-1.0n
er
for Bad Teeth
dissipated her fortune and abandon -
voted; nand of her two husbands olle
ed bee ad the second attempted to
take ber life.
An amusing story is told ot a per-
sistent vicar who made severed de-
termined eiTorts to interview this
straege parishioner. She equally re-
solutely refused to admit him ; and
on the last occasion dropped a note
at his feet from an upper window.
On it was written this message: "Go
away You know hate men, and
you parsons are the worst of the
lot." The person never called egain.
Fortunately, perhaps, the majority
of these mom -haters are content to
allow then- antagonism to die with
theen.; but Marie Lenoir, who died
a few months ago in Paris, Was not
of this order. By her will she left.
the whole of her estate, amounting
to 75,000 francs, in trust to tette la-
dy frien.ds "to use the interest there-
of in waging warfare, in .such ways
as may seem. fitting to them, against
the selfishness and tyranny of men."
RECIPES FOR CLEANING.
In cleaning bronzes, brieeses, etc.,
t,here is no better way than to first.
dust carefully with a. soft cloth,
moisten a cloth with sweet, 011, then
rub again. with a. cloth and Polish
la.stly with chaanois skin.
Oxolie acid is the best agent for
cleaning brass. Apply it with a
flannel cloth anct polish briskly with.
a, chamois share
Stale bread crumbs will dean
spots from pictures, etchings, or
photographs, Never use the crumbs
after they are discolored. Always
rub in one direction.
Dark wool can be cleaned teith a.
cloth moistened with oil and tur-
pentine or with kerosene ; but dust
carefuDy first.
Cloths wrung out of salt water are
the best for cleaning matting.
4 feather 'dipped in oil will work
wouders for old hinges, leaks and
door lembs.
, THE KING'S ENGLISH'.
"They say that Edward VII. is
very careful ia his speech and often
correcte an error in language made
by others." -
"Well, he is the natural guardian
of the king's English, you know,"
ELL I
has been pronomaced by conuoisseurs to be the tnost deliciously flavored. mid
economlcal Tea on the market. • Lead packages, 25, 40, 50 end 60 cents.'
The Damrsou Qonannssion 0o.
,
•4,
We' want thousands of barrels
to supply our customers.
Ship yours to us and we will get
you all they are word'.
•tne MOS-
' Brit-
to the oheithey oi /meets Kidney ly well within tine truth in every
Mr. leent, at the request of
Free Pres. Wen given the followe
sworn statignerst:-
SWORN STATEMENT. OCT. 3. 1901.
I. GEORGE I I EN RY le ENT,
reeident at 40,s Gilmour Street. •
n , Tee average Englishman eats
1' f t:reati day. Toe of meat. 2,oe.
Ing enjoyed emendating good tiiiitc1;70141.17i=lifeliiitot412.1grgaii3Atm"
health and heeling worked stead-
ily and without interruption full
Uhl° at nay regular employrneat
es a, printer every working day
from Um day Dodd's 'Kidney Pills
sent me back to tvork toithe date
of this declaration.
5. That in evidence of our gra-
titecle to Dodd's Kidney Pills for
butter, and rioz. sugar.
o eatno3e Cannot 1” Curoa
catarrh cart
be Cured.
jaPallega Catarrh Gua ig t o
only Permanent Ogre over
disoovead for Gatarrit,
SA))1PLE TREATRENT FRE
Ttere ate a thousane ad oae ecreelied runts
for adores, Most of them contain dangerorta
narcotics- iliesie relieve at the time, t it hoot
not lasti Now •hat is just wittere Jelselese
Catarrh Careditrers from all other SO oalfed
Cat ix remeiies. It cures end the pfdient
stays cured. It r erten:es ween other e promise
,Is penes°, Caterrh Cute is absetutely certain le
es effects feed. has uever yet ;Ailed to -cure eni
ease of catarrle wheel persisten'iy usea, ie
a FnathIng, refreshine and beanie; oiretinent,
need) Is 'Inserted tbe wima ie is
geniality breathed ep to tee *eat of :ell 04
tioahle.purifeing, healing and viegizing tha
diseated membrane. mad, the trouble won't re,
terra We do not ask you. to tali our wercl.fon
this. We eine move it ey ineommendatiopt
Irom pliesie'iamsand dieueende et reatfroOrgS1141
We wan; you to prove it by omitting to
eample Lex, WhIell YOU can have abioluiele
free of cleaega. Send 0 ceete ecer poetege, eta.
to Tee Griffiths & edaerabereon Co., Limited*
11IE ehura St-.,, Toronto. s.0 -a. by all drug,
gists. Price5ilemits.
la ehe City of (wawa, elle em..1 bylorel epelleationa medley rennot,reach ,
Dallk Note Compare' in the tioreal r•nweles pettne-i? ceusol
declaret--- • Eustachian 'robe. When this tube is in..,
1. That Oa 1FCbrUary ri feet bearing: arid weer% it le ene rely closed,
reeident at 114 t'ambridge reet, lic,133tracelleini?e, tgr.fcillelil•lin:1.111114417ritlat9e,ileg'rig
thd appear bettor° Char -d, ttreeet itreveri ale° (11;4:1'i Uttar':
les A. Blandest, Connuissioner, owed by e earrh. w latch is notlairei but an ie.
etc., and before him on that date Vongirgtozgtitzugntlitz rine
garding rozovertr from
did matte n. solemn declaration re- ease ot Deafness (caused by reetrrle thetean
, be oared by Cidarrh care. tioce
Toledo, 0,
ployed as a printer tit Ametrie etTlitMh:Vg.tf,Igii
cnn said tiny of moose, tia a -genital, infiameet tepee -ion ofthe mucous Mang o the i
firenctl. yea have arena:Mug sonnet er !roper '
189h.. George llenry Kent, then 1- 41/41 "n1"“"
Bright's Disease use of nor cheularegel.eliEszr
Doddis Kidney rills and setting
forth the facts of my ease and its
cure.
2. That in the declaration I set
forth that I believe that I was
absolutely and permanently cured
by Doild's Kidney Pills after the
doctors had given Inc up to die.
3. nut 1 am now absolutely
certain that Dodd's Kidney Pills
and nothing else saved nty life
and 1 hereby unhesitatingly reaf-
firm every statement made in my
declaration, before Mr. Blanchet
on February 3 title 1895.
4. That I hav never since that
•Fold by Drum:Otte-Ter,
y Plies are the best.
The average farm laborer 20 years
old has 48, years to live.
To (Mire A cots) re mill OAT.
Taike Lesative Brame Quinine Tablets. Al
drucgistat refund the money if it fails to cure.
E. W. Ctrova'a signature is an each box, 2se,
British inhabitants drink 25,000,-
000 beetles yearly of patent. medi-
eines.
, For over euty Years
Kim titnistowe SOOTIMPPSIllur eas been need lay
date ha(1 the Si igilteSt 1111).1,0in Irsillions of mothers for their enema -thee teen:eine
ease or any Kidney Trouble, leave bestromeady for Ilaninna. Ihren(y•Ilre cente a beano
of the return of the Bright's Dis- AtIttline.tilg,,11'1%*13g7,111,tr4VVars,tati tut'i%
Tile largest ship that has ever been
through the Suez Canal is the
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lilinards Liniment Cares Distemper.
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of 1896 by the name of "Dodds." ma et,
117illie-"Is that --what MilaktS the
busy bee so sharp at one end; mam-;
having saved my life, my wife ll'arema.-"Ifeniember. my son, Unit
daughter born to us in December activity sharpens the faculties."
and I have christened a little,
6. That I have recommended
Dodd's Kidney Pills to many
iwur esheativinpe g 1111.0eattird Stop% me eougls
useihave called on me or written Laxative BroMn.Quitine Tablets cure it cold
and works orr the Cold.
people in. this city and dsewhere,
to -me enquiring about them; and
death Y bwy°111,1dieeri; in one day. No Lure, eTo Pay. 'Price 25 cents,
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cases closely, I know of no case Wages for British dockyard labor -
having followed many of these where they bloc been used ac- ars amount to $9,500,000 a year.
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goo crAf too nOvortistononi to tide Paper. St III '01
Yenr intereet to de se, alt Our False aro treated
temente, tine eennet with the east
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„ (Sgd) CHAS. A.. BLANCHET,
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The Free Press in the article pub-
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of having,saved the dying man's life,
and this was most emphatically en-
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statement. The Free Press also said
without qualification that the cure.of
Mr. Kent was an rebsolute and per-
manent one. And while Mr. Kent
could hot make a sworn statement
as to the future, he 'stated that he
bit he was permanently cured.
Notwithstanding this thee° were
many who could not believe that a
ruan with one foot in the grave as
Mr. Kent was could get a lasting
It oceinged to the Free Press the
other day that it would be interest-
ing to enquire now, after the lapse of
nearly seven years, as to how Mr.
Kent was feeling.
He bad removed to 108 Gilmour
Street, and at that address a Free,
Press reporter fo-uncl
After reminding Mr. Kent of the
article and his aflidavit the news-
paper man asked him point blank: -
"Have you Iost any time from
yom•- -regelar ,Work since ,,you were
cured of Bright's Disease by Dodd's
Redne Pills in 1895?"
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