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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Times, 1902-3-6, Page 2IN 1111UU OLD ENGLAND 41.0•••••1 NEWS BY NAIL ABOUT 3o7n1 BULL AND HIS PEOPLE. Oceurrences in the Land That Reigate Supreme in the Com- mercial World.. A new public park is proposed on • tile bank of the Tjuie at Welt- . mond.. There is rnuett distress among the mining population of Dunkin field, Cheshire. Tae Welsh Calvinistic Methodists are raising a Thanksgiving fund of Z100,000. The • simultaneous collection on a recent Sunday for the Methodist Twentieth Century Fund realized about £65000. In two instances in London receat- ly fires resulted from the foolish practice of seeking with a naked light for an escape of gas. Six hundred pounds a year is to be saved by a slight alteratiori in the printing of the, agendaof the Lon- don School Board. Experiments in the growing of sa- ger beet roots on the Liverpool cor- poration sewage farms at Walton show most satisfactory results. ,oung whale, measuring hing about one toWtas Ouse, at are to is esti- units per d for re- ex-sol- ce forces ve a din- t the par - his birth- Scarbor- trike, as a poration uses. ho died at f 90, and has he evangelical England, de-. cteristics as a. notifies that new explosives, No. 1, and vie - "permitted ex - Coal Mines -Re- d, formerly secre- homes' Lodge of ized Independent ciety at Whitting - k imprisoned for new town which d Maxim, have nce on Walney Is - auk as the most of 1901 from an iew. t Court that this ooms will be ex - and it is a mat - possibility for the n to receive half of erly qualified appli- tood, state's the Li -Ar - that one of the Welsh es at the coming corona - the Archdruid of Wales, ble "Havre 'Mon," who is °aching his SOth year. elward R. Evans, a gentle - from. Worcester, who suffered gout, went to Exmouth for his lth. Whilst lighting a cigar the tton wool which enveloped his ands caught fire, inflicting such se- vere burns that he died. The Manchester War Fund Commit- tee last week distributed £199, and received only £25. Of the total in- come of £76,552 no more than £4,- Sal8 remains. The committee decid- ed to ask parliament to allow them to pension the widows and orphans of soldiers killed on duty by accident or drowned. After two years' operations, involv- ing an expenditure of some £6,000, the Trinity House authorities have sufficiently dispersed the wreck of the Bamberg -American liner Petrie, off Deal, to justify the removal of the lightship. The Prince and Princess of Walee have given their consent to the ap- pearance of their most recent por- traits as a frontispiece to the pam- phlet which the London corporation is publishing as a souvenir of the visit of their Royal Highnesses to the Cluild Eastbourne has a teetotal mayor, and a recent civic banquet the fol- lowing was the wine list: —Orange champagne, ginger champagne, kola champagne, dry ginger ale, home brewed ginger beer, natural lemon- ade, Kop's ale, soda water, seltzer water, Rosbach water, Apollinaris water. The visit just paid by Sir William Buller to Sir Redvers Buller at Cred- iton bas afforded full opportunity for an exchange of views between two old friends and campaigners. They have shared niantt an adventure, says the Daily Chronicle, from the time when, thirty years ago they went to- gether, under Wolseley, to the Red River, and did not get -very fat upon pemmican, "rapk what is a conflagration ?" "A great fire, ney boy." And. what naMe would you give to a small fire, then ?" "A small fire '2 I caps, not think just now of anY special word. You might cafl it an incip- ient tre, or a Are of little mo- meut." "Well, papa, I have just noticed that your coat was burning at the back, an.d I was wondering whether it was a conflagration or au incipient fire I" FEVER'S VEERS. THE AFTER EFFECTS OFTEN WORSE THAN THE DISEASE ITSELF. A Serer From. the After Effects of Typhoid. Tells of Ilis De- plorable C onditi on—Appear- ed to be in a Rapid. De - The after effects of some troubles, such as fevers, la grippe, Ste., are frequently more serious in their re- sults than the original illness, awl the patient is loft an almost physi- cal wreck. In such cases as these what is needed is a tonic medieine. to enrich the blood, strengthen the nerves, and put the system right. Mr. L. Barnhardt, a prosperous young farmer living near Welland, Ont., offers proof of the truth of these statements. Mr. Barnhardt says :—"Some years ago while liv- ing in the 'United States, I was at- tacked by typhoid fever, the after effects of which proved more disas- trous to my constitution than the fever itself, and for months I was an almost total wreck. I had no appe- tite, was haggard and emaciated, and apparently bloodless. I had violent and distressing headaches, and my whole appearance was sug- gestive of a rapid decline. I tried no less than tbreo doctors, but they failed to benefit me. At this junc- ture a friend of mine mentioned my case to auother physician, end he suggested that I should tate a, course of Dr. Williams' Pink Dills. I took this advice and found it most satisfactory. Almost from the out- set the pills helped me, and I con- tinued their use until I had taken about a, dozen boxes, when. I bet myself fully restored to my former health, and my weight increased to 165 pounds. I have enjoyed the best of health ever since, and I will al- ways give Dr. Willierns• intik Pills the praise they so richly deserve." These pills are a certain cure for the after effects of fever, la grippe and pneumonia. They make new, rich, red blood and strengthen -the nerves from first dose to last ; and in this way they cure such troubles as anaemia, neuralgia, rheumatism, heart weakness, kidney and liver ail- ments, pattial paralysis, St. Vitus' dance, etc. They also cure the functional ailments that make the lives of so many woraen a source of constant misery, and bring the glow of health to pale and sallow cheeks. Other alleged tonic pills are mere imitations of this great medicine, and the buyer should see that the full name "Dr. Williams' Pink Pills for Pale People," is On every box. Sold by all dealers in medicine or sent postpaid at 50c. a box, or six boxes for $2.50, by addressing the Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., Brock- ville, Ont. • DUST AND CONSUMPTION. That dust is a cause or consump- tion. is clearly shown in the statis- tics of the .patients treated at the Sixty institutions of the German Em- pire for the cure of tuberculosis. „In, • 1,095 cases, er more than one-half • of the 2,161 persons under consider- ation, the origin of the disease was alleged to be due to the continuous inhalation of dust involved by their • .ereploymeet, as follows: Four hun- dred and thirty-one cases from the effect of dust without more exact. de- signation; 182 cases from the effect of metal dust; 129 cases from. the ef- fect of stone, coal or glass dust, 110 eases from the effect le wood dust, 111 cases from the effect of wool dust and 126 cases frora the effect of various kinds of dust. These facts • euggest to hygienists and inventors the necessity of devising dust cone sinners and dust preventers for fee- toriee, werkslittas, ete. Thiel is a fat that leginIeteres should bear in Mind, 'WONDERFUL IIIIIUATURES One ounce of:Sunlight Soaris worth rnorelhan REDUCES Two ounces of impure soap. E7CPENSE Ask for the Octagon fist, If your grocer COSMO Supply, write to LEY= =MMUS, iffilITED, Toronto, sending his *name and address, sad a trial ;sample of Sunlight Soap will be sent ,on free of east. It witb, a powerful electric light felt- ed to find it. Next day he discovered the missing article under his finger nniagihl,t. where it had remained all •The collection is exceedingly com- plete, almost every article in daily use being included in it. There are a gold and a silver. bicycle 1t in. high. Each contains 102 pieces. There are also a gold and •a silver tricycle, each machine boasting of 343 pieces. There is an umbrella, frame in 43 pieces. The two carriages wrought In gold deserve a passing reference. The largest, which weighs 17 grains, is made of eighty-five pieces. It could easily be drawn by a fly. There are guns and. pistols so sumil that you could place a score of them. in your waistcoat -pocket and not no- tice their weight, the smallest arti- cle, probably, being a lock and key, the weight of which is ,under three quarters of a grain. HOUSEFUL OF FURNITURE IN A NUT-Si:I-PILL. An Englishman. Has Made the Most Unique Set of Models in the World.. Mr. G. M. Sibbalcl, of Leeds, Eng- land, has made what is undoubtedly the most unique set of working mo- dels in the world. These won.cterful miniatares, which are fashioned in silver and gold, are made to work, and have been produced after years of patient labor, says London Tit - Bits. That the models have attracted more than ordinazy attention. may be gauged from the fact that not many months ago the owner exhibit- ed them before the King and a dis- tinguished party at Sandringham. The late Queen. Victorirx was also much interested in the models. They were exhibited, at her special desire, at Windsor Castle. There are twenty-six distinct sets, many of these sets containing ki dozen or more separate pieces. As already stated, they are wrought in either gold or silver and, wonderful as it may seem, are all made by hand, without casting or aid of a glass. There is a miniature loco- motive containing 220 pieces. Al- though it is so small you can place it in the palm of your hand and close it without the least inconven- ience, it is an exact model in every particular of a fully equipped en- gine. There are also' a Liliputian lawn- mower and two horizontal • enslave. There are no fewer than 381 pieces in the former. The collection also comPrises a TEA -SERVICE AND TRAY made from two threo-penny pieces. From the same quantity of silver e. toast rack, cruet, jug, stand, and tray have been evolved. Monti on ma.y also be made of the three -pen- ny piece in which a, hole has been bored sideways right through it. As an instance of what can. he made from ono three -penny piece there is a coxnplete coffee -service and tray, all fashioned out of the smal- lest coin of the realm, while out nf three such coins a, tea service and tray has been naa,cle. On one occa- sion Mr. Sibbald lost one of his spoons, and although he searched for IT IS IN TWELVE PIECES. When Mr. Sibbald exhibits his mo- dels he appropriately refers to the display as the "smallest show on earth. Some of his- items, which boast or quite a number of pieces, are kept in such curious and minute receptacles as nuts and cherry ston- es. For instance, in one cherry stone there are a tea -service, and twenty-one spoons, and. in another a horizontal engine made of twenty- six pieces. In an almond shell a six - chambered gold revolver is comfort- ably ensconced, while the interior of a plum stone affords sufficient ac- commodation for a pair of breech - loading pistols. But the most wonderful item, and one which has evoked the praise of not only thousands of astonished spectators, but of the King and se- veral members of the Royal Family is a Barcelona nut, zontaining drawing -room suite of eight chairs, rocking and arm chairs, sideboard and three ornaments, piano and stool with lady playing, couch with lady sitting upon it, gentleman on a chair reading a book, lady on chair witit tumbler in hand, waiter with tray and three tumblers, table with nine tumblers and decanter, table with tea -service and foot -stool, bed- room suite, bed and pillow, dressing table with two ' ornaments, lady dressing, washstand, jug and basin, small table, with tumbler and glass, six trays, towel -rail, small table with bottle, fourteen, table -spoons, fourteen teaspoons, knife and steel, and gravy •spoon. 'AU these numer- ous items go in one 1the nut! - OSHAAIHRAGLE INVESTIGATED. A SWORN STATEMENT OF FACTS ALMOST BEYOND BELIEF. • ary, 1898, and remained under treat- ment in that institution. for a little over four weeks. All was in vain, I got woree. Twelve doctors told me I weld not recover, and that noth- ing could •bo done for me, so as I was getting worse every day, and there was • no hope of their being able to help me in the least, I was removed to my home here, I was like a 'baby, unable to move. At this extremity someone advised me to use Dodd's Kidney Pills, and my wife bought a box. We ha,d not the slightest idea that they would help me, but like a drowning man I grasped at every straw. After I had used the first box,- the numbness be- gan to leave my finger tips, and I 'felt a little better and kept on using the pills. By two months' time I could walk a little, and shortly af- terwards was able to go short dis- tances without assistance. The -first time I wont down town, one of the doctors who had given me up saw me across the street, and not being able to believe his eyes, went to my brother Robert and asked: "Is that your brother Joe?" Robert told him that it was I. and he said in astonishment: 'Well. I never ex- pected to see him around again." I used. altogether, twelve boxes of Dodd's Kidney Pills, and by the first of May I was able to start to work again in the shop here. and I have never 'been sick or off work a day since and that is over three , and a half years ago. arn glad of the opportunity to make this statement, for I am sure I owe my life, health and strength to work to that great remedy, Dodd's Kidney Pills. •(Signed), JOSEPEE BROWN. • SWORN CONFIRATION. The Toronto Mail and Empire Sends a Reporter to Oshawa— His Inquiries Result in Com- plete Verification of Original Story. • Very many startling stories of wonderful cures by Dodd's Kidney Pills have been published in these columns and in other newspapers all over the country from time to time. Every case has been so well au- thenticated as to leave little remit for doubt, and yet the statements made and the cures reported, have in many cases, been so nearly mirac- ulous as to be almost beyond belief. Recently, The Mail and Empire oi Toronto, and other newspapers, pub- lished a despatch from Oshawa, in which it was said that a, mechanic in the Oshawa Malleable Iron Works, had been cured of paralysis by Dodd's Kidney Pills, and that after he had been absolutely helpless for four months, and had been given up by the physicians at the Hospital in Toronto. This was too much for many peo- ple to believe, and nuirierous demands were made on the paper in question for a verification or correction. One correspondent signing himself "Medicus" itt a letter to the Mail and Empire openly disputed the pos- sibility of such a cure. To get at the real facts a, reporter was sent to Oshawa, and the result was a complete, and very satisfac- tory confirmation of the original des - ,patch. To put ahe matter absolute- ly beyond question the following sworn statement was secured: THE STATEMENT OF MR. BROWN In the fall of 1897 I was taken ill with. what most of the doctors called paralysis, and' others nervous pros- tration. It commenced with a stiff- 21eSS an.d soreness in the calves of my legs and gradually increased till I could not move either of iny arms or legs, having lost all power in them. I could not have raised my arms to my head to save my life. For over four months I could not stand or walk alone a single step. I doctored with all the local ,doctors, and then with a liowmanville doctor. Each one gave me some different imedieine; but the • more I 'took the worse I got. • At last the Bowmanville doctor told me that nothbag could be dem for me unless I went to the hospital irt Toronto where they might perhaps have some later treatment for par- alysis which would fit itty ease. I went there toward the end of jaritt- sr 04§9914,.,, t ...14 • A "Pint" Tooter Page Woven Wire Fence Is the only reliable fence for holding stock etving 1,0 the continuous coil Or Spiral Opting. No. 7 "Page" wi re will withstan d a strain of -8,000pounds; Ordinary No. 7 wito will only stand a strain 01 1700 pounds Commoti wire whon coiled or bent will straighten out with the first strain andretnain so. Fege feneeti aro noW very cheap, and yott know they bane always been the best. Page 100005 aro • used basil Canadian railway. tasti Feets&jt,seasete, Fenn etlitakeinailtgenteigilie ptettj CANADA: I JOSEPH Province -'of Ontario, BROWN of the County of Ontario, Town of Osh- awa, in. the County of On- tario, Pro- • vince of On - To Wit: a tario, Do Solemnly Dec are. That the above statement, signed by me, is absolutely true, and I make this sol- emn declaration, believing it to be true, and knowing that it is of the same force and effect as if made un- der oath and by virtue of the Can- ada Evidence Act, 1893. ' Signed), JOSEPH BROWN. Declared before me at the TOW11 of Oshawa, in the County ol Ontario, this 15th day of January, A D., 1902. J. F. GRIERSON, {SE AL). a Notary Public. • This, therefore, is the true story itt detail of this most remarkable case. No room is left for doubt or dispute and the original 'Oshawa 'despatch is confirmed in all its particulars. If this is possible—and no one can now doubt it—then one can easily understand how any of the many wonderful cures reported have been accomplished by the same means, Dodd's Kidney Pills. The City of Metz is the only large town in Europe which not only has no debt, .but has a surplus in hand of some $200,000. THE MOST NUTRITIOUS. GRATEFUL.-OONIFORTING. BREAKFAST -SUPPER, Britain's total trade with Africa last year was over 52 millions, an increase of two millions on the year before. MInard's Liniment Cures Diphtteria -- French people use only one-third as much segos, per head, as they do in the United Kingdom. • Willie, aged five, had been warned not to eat anince-ple for sapper, but insiated on having a piece, neverthe- lees. The next naorning he related a wonderful dream, in which heara had chased him, snakes crawled down his back, a camel turned 0, soraersaulti over his head, and a big elephant rolled on him. "There 1' exela,imed hist mother. "I, told. you if you ate Mince -pie for supper you would have bad. dreams. "Well, I • don't care," replied • the yotuigster. "It was better than e. circus, any- how ; and I didn't have to pay to get in," • The Publisher of the •Best Farmer's paper in the Maritime Provinces in writing to us states: I would say that I de not know of a medicine that ha,s stood the test of time like MINARD'S LINIMENT. It has been an. unfailing remedy in ou: household ever since I can remember, and has •outlived dozens of would bo caTtipetitors a.nd imitations. X11.191A.P.T.T..."3 Ceylon Tea Is the finest Tea the world producesp and Is sok only in lead packets. Slack, Mixed and Gr6en. 'apan tee drinkers try "Wade" Green tea. The Jordan, during its course, falls 1,200 feet, and is unnavigable, except ,for very short stretches. Ellinard's Liniment Lies Distemper Wedding 'cake is replaced in Hol- land by sweets called "brindzuikers." Communication has just been es- tablished by wireless telegraphy with the meteorological station on the Lugspitze, itt Germany, which, lying at 9,870 feet above the sea,is the highest in the world. • For Over Sixty Years Wixstow's Somliga El gnus has bean used by millions of mothers for their children while teething. Itsoothes the obild, Softens the gums, allays pain, cures wind collo regulates the Stomach and bowels, and is the beet remedy for mimeo= Teentativii omits a bottle. Sold by, drUggIste throughout the world. Be pure and tisk for 'Sins. Wrenuow'm Somas° kiYATIP.' The newest automobile grass - Mower uees a five-foot scythe, and will cut 22 acres of grams in nine hours. TO CURE A COLD IIN ONE DAT, Take Laxative Brom° Quinine Tablets. All druggists refund the money it it fails to cure. W. Grove's signature is on each box. 250. No less than 7.25 castles, more or less ancient, stand upon the hills overlooking the Bbine. Stops tho cause and works nor the Cold. - Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tablets cure a oold hi one day. No Cure, No Pay. Price 25 ciente Of the 6,700 Britons killed at their work during the year 1900, no less than 3,899 were seamen. 1111(11(1'S LIMMOM CMS 001001 111 CO. There are in the United Kingdom for each 100 people 71.Ve horses, 28 cattle, 76 sheep, and 10 pigs. elr Beware of Ointments for Catarrh that eontain Mercury • 'as mercury will surely destroy the sense of smell and completelyderange the whole system when entering it through the mucous surfaces. Such articles ehould never be used except on preseenaens from reputable physician s, as the da-agie they will do is tenfold to the good you can possibly derivefrom them. Hail's Catarrh ItLe, manufactured by F.J. Cheney 8c Co.. To. se 0., contains no mercury, and ts taken in. ternally, acting directly upon. the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. In buying Hall's Catarrh Cure be sure you get the genu hie. It is taken intenialiy,and made in Toledo Ohio, by F, J. Cheney & Co. Testimonials id by Druggists, price 750 per bottle. Hall's Family Pills are the best. There is one wood rauch lighter than cork. This is the marsh anoua found in Brazil. W P 11,10 iteneT POPULAR DENTIFRICE. 60,21..X.:77M3M5I.E":"Z gi° CV230 2E2',131-telirXD MM. " V .1 Preserves the teeth. Sweetens the breath. Strengthens the gums. WANTED ALMA EN Fort " All TO SPR AY " Best compressed•air sprayer made. Samplo machine free.-CAVERS BROS., Gait, Ont. When washing greasy dishes •or pots' and pans, Lever's Dry Soap (a pow- der), will remove the grease with the sreatest ease, The Einperor William Of Gerinany Owns 260 farms. • Micard's Lloirpeot Cures Coldel etc ARPET DYEitin, and C:eaning. This is a specialty with the BRITISH AMERICAN DYEING 0Q, Send particulars by posL and wo are sure to satisfy. Address Box 158, Montreal. _ ras IF You WANT GOOD PRICES FOR youR Butt9 er Eggs Per!/, Apples olr Produe6 CONSIGN TI-INDI TO THIS DAWSON COMMISSION 00., Limited, TORONTO Correspondence Solicited. TWENTY-FIRST ANNUAL STATE ENT OF THE tUath A erican Life Aasur- ' anus Company. HEAD OFFICE: . H2=118 King Street West, TORONTO, For the Year Ended December 31st, 1901. fee 30,1900. To net Ledger assets.. $3,773,508.03 Dec. 31, 1901. RECEIPTS. To cash for premiums $922,935.02 To Cash income on Investments... ... 176,461.56 1,099,396.58 • $4,872,904.66 Dee. 31, 1901. • DISBURSEMENTS. By Payment for Death Claims, Profits, etc -4386,688.85 13yall other Payments 291,906.70 Doc. 31, 1901. ASSETS. 678,595.05 $a,191,309.61 By Mortgages, etc ... . ... ..•• $1,200,489.65' "-- Debentures (market value $747,205.99).. ... 737,848.51 " Stocks and Bonds (market value, $1,371,315.70) 1,322,168.92 " Real Estate, including Company's building... ... ... 416,986.41 " Loans on Policies, etc •278,827.44 " Loans on Stocks (nearly all on call)... ... • 215,170.00 " Cash in Bank and on hand 22,868.65 $4,194,309.61- " Premiums outstanding, ete. (less cost of collection)„.. 178,581.85 " Interest and Meats due and accrued................... 47,881.92 $1,420,773.38 Dec. 31, 1901. LIABILITIES. To Guarantee Fund . .. $60,000.00 " Assurance and Annuity Reserve Fund ... 3,808,229.00 7? Death Losses awaiting proofs, etc.... 45,103.01 • • 0,913,332.01 Net Surplus • .. 4507,441.37 Audited and found we-rect. J. N. LAKE, Auditor. The financial position of the Coinpamy is unexcelled—its pre-' centage ,of net surplus to liabilities exceeds that of any other home company. ,. New insurance issued during 1901 Exceeding- the best previous year in the historneof---fhe Company by over half a million. Insurance in force at end of 1901 (net) . $5,520,067.00 ' $27,977,794.00 PRESIDENT : arCnISEMT X.. 7-...a..XXSCX3IES V10E-PRE SIDENTS : JAS. THORBURN, M.D., HON. SIR WILLIAM R. MEREDITH, K.O. • DIRECTORS : BON. SENATOR GOWAN, ICC., LL.D., C.M.G. E. GURNEY, Esq. L. W. SMITH, Esq., ICC., D.C.L. J. K. OSBORNE, Esq., D. McCRAE,Esq., Guelph. MANAGING DIRECTOR: WINC. XVX4DCL,DOMITS, 3E0.1ELSI. SECRETARY: MEDICAL DIRECTOR : L. GOLDMAN, A.I.A. • J. THORBURN, M.D., (Edin.) The report Containing the proceedings of the Annual Meeting, held on January 29th last, showing marked proofs of the continued progress and solid position of the Company will be sent to policyholders. Pamphlets explanatory of the attractive investment -plans of the Company, and a copy of the Annual Report, showing its unexcelled financial position, will be furnished on applicaaiontto the Head Office or any of the Com- pany's agencies. Sas tru yin ents, Dm maw, Siniforms, ate, EVERY TOWN CAM HAVE A RAND Lowest prices ever quoted. Fir e catalogue. MO illustrations, mailed free. Write us for any, thing in Haste or Musical Instrument.. WHALEY ROYCE 86 CO. Limited, Toronto, Ont., and Winnipeg, Man Ulcers and Rulluip g Sores elieadlne cures long sta,nd, ing, sores. Try It. Large BOX83 250. Druggists, or Gileadine Go" Toronto. riemiraen Line Stearnsilips Monti Dal to Liverpool. Poston to Liver. pool. Portland to LiverpooL Via Queens. town. Large and Pact Steamship. Superior accommodation tor all claws ol pataengora. Saloons and Staterooms sre amidships. Special attention hae been given to the Second Saloon and illhird•Cless accommodation. 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Send at Ono°, The Dr. McLaughlin Electric Belt is the only never -failing cure for Rhetnnatism, Lazne Back, Nervousness, General Debility, Loss of Power in Young, Middle-aged and Old Men, Varicocele, Weak Back and Kid- neys, Drains of Vitality, Wasted Energy, Sleeplessness, Pains in Head, Back, Chest, Shoulders and Limbs, Female Weakness, Bearing Down Pains and all those ailments from -Which women suffer. It cures after all other remedies have failed. Iguarantee a cure if a say can Mire, a don't ask anyone to take chances on nay invention. It doesn't cost you anything if fail. I don't ask any man to buy my appli-' auce on a speculation. 1 know that it will cure these troubles and I want my pay only when the euro is complete. I clornt ask you • to try it one month, nor two months, but long enough to cure you, end when I have oared you you can pay me. If I fail in my task it's my loss, not yours, All you lose is your time, and if my Belt fails to cure you you will have the satisfaction of knowing- that Mae best, strongest and finest , electric body appliance in the world-onte with 50,000 oureS to its credi t—has failed, and that there is no cure for you in electricity. Rememberg my terms are PAY WHEN CURED. 63 Beware of eoricerns offering a thin piece of felt AUTI AV 17 as a substitute for my cushion electrodes. These cheep co veeings are used billy to disguise their bare metal blistering electrodes. They haat° to be smelted in water, which quickly dries and leaves them Without current. My cushion electrodes are zny eXclusiee in- vention and cannot be imitated. If you have one of these old-style, blistering belts I will take it in trade for one of Mine, do this not that the old belt is of any use, for it is nob, but to establish the value of my goods with people wcto have been misled by the false elaime of coneerns selling a eheap, worthless article. If you. cannot call and test the.current write for rily beautiful Illustrated 13ook, sent sealed 'F111:111. - MoLAUGHLIP3,1; 130 Ycnge St et Toronto; atiltj ogle° nours.-oadn, to 6.p. in. Wednesdays and Saturdays, to 1.50 p.m.