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The Brussels Post, 1906-11-1, Page 3'j1i'��, +I{polo ,y�1�g��j �t dd7 EAi r� la se. •A ere KING) SOI., M.D. Tho greeles. physk'tan hi the werld Go 1110 stat. 1tern nen at few esiunples of his heeling powers. Cuutunnplien et the lungs has boon stenoesht1ly treated by means of a cnn- ea,o ndNrnr (vrrktid with bine glass. Di -figuring ]upu:a yield, to the chemi- cat rays of the .,uu, )].].dough the elenli lr, light is found uu;ru courclieut in prac- tise., l'vaummntn, dlphtheeia croup, !towel - pea, rhronie rheinlalisnl, rlhelnllalie geld, n. Boon, uun±mia, and 01110rns1e have all Leen limited most successfully by coneenirated sunlight., Even diseases of the kidneys, stomach, brain, and spleen can be nv01oome by :erring sunlight, although it ennnot pene- trate lo these (Itslp parts. IL acts, In these eases, by stinndaliug the sIII1a' e emu drawing away the blond from the congested organs. The sun can -cure eleeplessness, tone !ho nervous system, Improve the appe- tite and the nutrition of 1110 body, 11n114e red blood, slrenglhen oho heart, and brace the whole system. Besides curing disease, the sun pre- vents 11, fur sunlight kills consumption microbes In dust, cholera, and typhoid microbes In drinking water, seaelet fe- ver and measles microbes in infected Moms. HEALING PROPERTIES OF WATER. There is no remedy oo easily obtained es water, and yet nine persons out of len will pass It by in the emergency In seek fur =nelhing of less efficacy. There are but few eases of Illness where wse!ter should not. occupy tine highest place as a remedial agent. A strip of flannel or a napkin folded lengthwise and wrung out of hot water and applied around the tier].( of a child who has croup will usually bring re- lief In (L fere minutes. A towel folded several times, then quickly wrung out of hot wnLer and immediately applied over the seat of the pain In toothache c 1• neuralgia will nffurd prompt relief. This treatment In colic works like ma- gic. Cases on record having resisted other treatment for hours Have yielded Lo this treatment In len minutes. Pieces 'of Colton bolting dipped In hot water, then applied to all sores and new outs, bruises and sprains is the treat- ment new generally adopted in hospi- tals. Het water taken freely half an hour before bedtime is an Pe:client ca- thartic in the case of constipation, while iL has a soothing effect on tee .stomach and bowels. This treatment. continued for a few months, together with proper attention to diet, will alleviate mild cas- es of dyspepsia. DEALT!! NOTES. A Remedy for indigestion. -Take the white of an egg beaten to a s11ff broth and stirred into a wineglass of cold water. It should be taken atter each meal, Put a sprained ankle into hot water far ten minutes as soon ns possible after the accklent. 11 the pain is severe, op, ply a bran beg dipped into bat vhhegar. Nm-er neglect a daily bath it you want a c:ear skin and fresh complexion, and remember that a pleasant taco and cheerful smile will go a long way lo- wards improving the appearance. No woman is really beautiful if her ex- pression is not bright and cheerio). Puffiness under tihe eyes can some- times be helped by the following mils - sage treatment, Use both hands, place the fingertips directly beneath the eyes, press gently around the outer cor- ners and upward, following the eon. tour of the oye. Try Ibis movement fifty times a day. A ,ten minutes nap is a wonderful aid to health. The writer knows a .cleleate woman, Mother of a large faintly, who is enabled to do a groat amount el. work by slipping away once or twice daily for a ton minutes sleep. The habit any be induced and it becomes a veritable dip into tile fountain rf youth. SHARK. PRODUCED EVIDENCE. Story of Stave Suppression on the High Seas. • In the days when slave -traders dealt illegally in slaves, they often carried thele from port to port 111 "slave dhows:' An English naval officer, Captain D., on the lookout for slave traders, sight- ed one morning what he thought was n slave dhow ,and gave chase. On coin- ing up with iter he went on boned, and, finding negroes there, demanded from the captain his papers, showing that lie deait in slaves. The captain declared emphatically that he carried no such pa poi's, therefore oho Englishman had to retire. Pile sante day 50n1e setters on the English ship caught a shark, old on cutting It open, found inside a small •bundle of papa's, which prayed that the olhcr ship had slaVes on lined. Captain D., On discovering this. gave chase again, end came up with the Other ship in a port, whereshe was un- inading her cargo. 1lo demanded In sac the captain, and, wasting few words, produced the bundle o1- papas, When •11)0 slave trader saw thein lie turned +(tenthly 1)010, and, slinking with 1011111, made a full confession, (low he had been enrrying staves to soil at filo port, and, on seeing the English 100i1.0f-hVar •following him, he threw the p0pels over- board, litho thinking that 11 would be swallowed by one o, the sharps follow- ing the 110ssel and Dome to light again. This is confirmed by the fent that the 'original judgtnenl is In a frame, aril it on view in the Royal 11.1useum, King. sloe, Jemeice, and it photograph ol the document is in ilio possession of a To. tonics gentleman. Thi only two great European cnpl- tabs that have lineal• been occupied by e) foreign be 'fealidon and Si. Pclers- Burg. ark. at 'Tells T,a✓rIds( Trade nuked thus in n Variety of nylee,fabrire and Meer (atym e -An, men and children. 101 m Fitted, o authorized to rreplaec ing r ndy and at our cod, any Pen -Angie ear• merit faulty in material or making. 200 Pen -Angie trade: mark (in red) ori every Pen -Angle garment, tells you it will fitandwoa't shrink, --your own dealer so guarantees Underwear thus trade marlced is softer, warmer, more flexible, bettor wearing. it n 'rtY UN DE "r 1E7 RWEA R. CHENILLE CURTAINS rod all kinds of Irmo fleeciese, also LICE CURIPArNS DYED m CLEANED L100 It NAw. Write to un about your. BEM= (10.4501050 Dyalna aa,00o ISO. Montreal LAD 1 ES ! Be our Agent In your locality, ea'n money in your spare time selling our Perfumes, Soaps, Toilet Requisites and Flavoring Extracts, articles that are used every day in every Home; 50 per telt. profit In this for you. \Vette 11S, Tho 7, D. Eager Company, Toronto. Fruit Growers, Attention flaying no eomtnimilon to pay, and selling for cash, 'Iho Eastern Townships Nurseries aro thus able to offer yo" Standard Apple Troog t to 0 foot high growu here, Lardy And thrifty "took for gall and high, delivery, for 015.00 por hundred. LOUIS °BIWAIS Prop„ L aurancoviligriue JBUYS°A 0HOME Fay ream.! Vo-. kaatd ha„ hen ht leu in Donner for 1(00 ,n wit new eaad "area whish al, 0 s.ks,o00 a y"a ora,, Maw, ho • population of 200A00. Ina,. ream sin 10,111,0(05 eta mob ,h. LJf-,nttaon ,nary. Ordinary r"fd.nn late L,d,n,,n,hair Dery and brant from 5717 to 52,)00 tub. WI AR0 LAYING OUT A NEW ADDITION Washington Heights The Maims and most eghtly addttienh Denver, farni.hiny a perk. viva of Pike'. Peak end aha Reeky Mountain. foe a d6vneo or 75 Nilo, Ovolookinr,W+nhinften Park. An idol spot. Lots 25 x 125 Feet for $100 35 CASH 53 PEI( MONTH mete I n D .d 1e Data- "rein rear or .:11:11 ••a2,7u ..1 . i1 ia'&, .nd ki111,a,?.tiw.wll. '• Tilt CENTURY LOAN AND TRUST CO. T1.0..,,, Bolan. u .. „ D,,,,,.cal.,.5. It,,, 1.. ,..aro" 00 in Lama. .ki ,. re Gold Cuff Links, 5.50 Beginning at $4 Diamond Hall has a vast array of solid gold Cuff Links—made by the store's own skilled gold- smiths. Notable value is found in our $5.50 pair of 14k. Gold, dumb• bell shape, suitable for monogram; and our Cat• alogue pages show many others, Articles are sent post free, of course. Amyl its a Aosta card and one 00'11 sendyan free of rdatgr our large illus. droledcalalagae. Alp&� p yay��, raWtta IK.Ir Yu'V 7 ti .•p I... anaanaatmoommalt REMARKABLE WRECK -RAISING. A somewhat unusual operation in wreck: -raising has been 001,11d out In Niel harbor. Some time since the tor- pedo-botit ';S 120" sank In port after collision with another war -vessel, and notwithstanding the known condition of Um sunken boat, the authorities decided to !lave it brought to the airtime. Fur this purpose two foaling Drams of tor. midable dimensions were utilized, and fhc broken and twisted hull NOS fished Up froth the depths and strung through the air like a bale .01 merchandise to n lighter, onwhich it was Ietcl. The boat was of steel, and It is proposed seri- ously to essay and turn the amenity Inextricable mass to some use. A chill of three years old le half rho height that it' will 01101' reach, NEW ELECTRICAL IIOME MAKIN HOUSEKEEPING A SOY AND PLEAS(1111, A Wealthy Alan of Scheurcindy, N. Y., Me the Most Complete Outfit in ilk, House. Time, 7 n.nl. The eleetrinnl aw'alcen- ing 111nr111 Deer linhu's Led hers rd[, 01(11 she r Yens het' 0, a., ]a)gnidly. But, with n emiden realtzutien ILtIthe nlus.or'a 1:1' latosL foist be ready in half Int hour, she becomes 1novo twain., and, reaching cwt hand from the Led, she !ouches a Litten embedded In the wall 11,1111.Y. Tilts bitIbon is ma0ited "Tea Kettle.' Then IMile touches in sureeseion ether hul10ns, hihclled "Porridge," "Oven,' nut! "Bath." Leisurely chr arises, dare her r,141 h. Mg, n11r1 goes downslnb',. in the Miele en the len kettle le 1 rtihlg merrily, Tile perrldge 10 steaming away in its recept- oele, and es she opens the oven the blast n1 heat bulicnles that all is ready for plseing 1110 breakfast rolls, made the slight before, In the oven for quick bak- Upstairs tiro master can be heard splashing in his morning bath, which has been healed to just the right tem- perature. Inni few minutes another maid Comes downstairs, sets the table, and promptly at 7.30, when the wester appeers In the dining room, breakfast. is set upon the table, prepared to per- fection. Who did it? Italie was the "first one up" in all the Crouse. Then who started the keine boiling? Who turned on the fire under the porridge steamer? Who gat the oven ready? One extra servant, an unpaid, ur(ed servant., who never sleeps, but is always at the ea]) of any- one nyono who will touch tho button. And the servant's name is Electricity] Tho house Is the Electric house. It is no fancy dwelling, for with the ad- vance in electricity is has become quite possible. Indeed, one such residence al- ready exists and is quite successful. A Ah'. N. W. ilillman, a wealthy man of Schenectady, N, Y., is lire inventor, and owner, and occuppant of the (louse of Electricity. IN THE BITCHEN. In Itticihen appliances the Hillman house surpasses all others in rho per- fection and up-to-dateness of its elec- trical equipment. And if a eoolc can- not be contented in this house, she can be contented nowhere. Titis is an age when the science of man is bent on saving the precious mo- ments, and in the Hillman home no time I; lost. The electric kitchen equipment Is simplieily itself, H consists of a wooden table equipped with many regu- toling switches for turning the current on and off. Three heats can be given -the maximum, medium and mini- mum. In the morning the girl turns a switch in her room when she gets up, and by the time she 1.s dressed the tea kettle is boiling, the electrical frying pan and coffee pot are as soon ready, and breakfast 0821 be cooked in Less than half Iho lino usually consumed with the gas or coal stove. Tho three heal, switches are used, so that the cooked fond can be kept warm until used. Water eon be heated, and an egg rooked en the stove in the wonderful time of three and three-quarter minutes. 0111er cooking utensils rare equally as fast, and prepare the food in a manner to tickle the poialo of an epicure. The oven can he heated ready for baking in less than fifteen miuubs, 11105E interest- ing about the kitchen utensils is the fact that so ninny combinations have been ar- , ranged. The hot-water healer Is later used to cook the porridge, then to boil the eggs, and later the potatoes are steamed in it. It .the laundry, in the basement, the nine -gallon water boiler keeps a steady supply of het water, all the machinery Is run by electricity and Ibe, clothes are droned by a six -pound eleelric flat iron, which is always ready for work. • T115 'DINING -ROOM is equippedwith a smali'toble wired for the eliding dish and coffee percolator, whore pleasant evening dishes can be trade. All lila rooms of the house are heat- ed with the luminous electric radiators. Tile radiators are instantaneous, and as soon as the switch is turned Ilse fire glows and throws out a strong meal: They give more heat than any gas heat- er, do not use the oxygen In the room, mid are far cheaper, costing less than seven cents nn hour for heat. The bathroom is replete 'With electri- cal inventions and conveniences. Water in the hath tub is heeled quickly with an immense coil. In forty seconds we. ter can he heated in the shaving mug. The miscellaneous 01001.1003 contriv- ances about this hoose aro almost with- out 'number, and aro being added to every day. The sewing is done on a sewing machine run by a 0111ai1 motel', and n little three -pound electrical flat- iron hl 1.110 sewing -room Is 1)1010 (hal useful; It is a necessity. An elech'ieel massage motor is 0nether device, There is also the eleelric (heating pad, which takes the place of the old hot-water hot- tie. ottie. It is as light ns a blanket, and eon be kept 10e hours nt the some tempera- ture. Moieties In 1110 house ere en unknown quart fly. Cigar -lighters on the veran- dah, 111 the rlen-the only places where mnlehes would be used -)'mane every excu-e for n match in 1111. Weise. There elle also telephones upstairs and down, A great maty of the devices men' tinned can he 01801 111 almost any home whore electric hlghle aro 11:(111, such cls the shnving•nnlg, tea and coffee pots, chnflng•dtsh, fiai•irmis, elgnr-lighter, 31L'Wbng Machine motor end laundry Iron, NEW ZEALAND'S P(lOSP13RITY, The general prosperity of New Zee- land is remarkable, Out of a popula- tion. of a )ilio less than 1.000,000 one- third have mm1Py in Iho mines banks. The wealth per load is neatly £300, 1-110 is the florets!, of any 0Olmtr;y in the world, :Relishes show lo' New Zea. land the highest health and the lowest death rate of any country.'• COt1LD s(AnCELY WALK. A ttheumetir Sufferer Cured by Dr. William' Pink Pills. Rheumatism is Milled In llse blood-- tbet1 1+ n feedlot]. fact ev,.ry poor t'he1:- nuhlic sutf,•Prt' ANA /I/ 101111W, 1.fuinN:111s and aliw-nrd npplieulinns cannot pos- sibly curt) 111 111)0liOnl. They are a ornate of I4l3n.'y, and while the sufferer is using Chet: the disease Is steudily (;rowiltg worse -ds ',lowly but stool), Ming u firmer grasp open the entire s}rL;n. biheumntisnl 11111(41. be !reeled llu•'algil the blood. That Is the wily vr+y 111 w4ii:h the pnisnnous acid can 1,, driven nd. Dr. Williams' Pink Pills uclually matte new blued and thus El- m fly's Cure rheumatism, Every dose of these pills helps to make new richt red blood w'llirh swoops 1(10 poisonous nctd from the system, loosens the aching Joints and muscles and gives the rheu- matic new health free been pain. Among lhoee who can bear witness e0 lou truth of these statements Is Miss Docsina Langlois, of St. Jerome, Que., 1,0 vecary months sire suffered 11A7n rheunrntism and had begun to think she was incurable. "1 could not sh'night- en up," says Miss Langlois. "011y limbs were almost useless, so stiff were they. FOP many months I endured such pains as only rbeutrmlle sufferers can under- stand. Although only thirty yenrs of age the suffering I endured actually made me look like an old woman. 1 used ]ininlonts and tried several medi- cines, but got not the slightest help un- lit almost by chance my attention was directed to Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. i began taking them and 1n the course of a fere weeks I could see they were help - Ing me. Little by little the pain began 1,0 go, and the stiffness to leave my joints. I continued lulcing the pills for several *nibs when every symptom of the trouble had disappeared. I have not felt a twinge of rheumatism since, and I bless the day Dr. Williams' Pihk Pills came to my notice." Dr. Williams' Pink Pills never fail to Dore rheumatism because they go right 1» the root of the trouble in the blood. That is wiry these pills cure all the com- mon ailments' due to Poor and watery blood, such es anaemia, headaches and backaches, indigestion, neuralgia, St. Vitus dancegeneral weakness, and the irregularities rregularities that amici wo- men and grooving girls. If you need a medicine you will snve mnnoy by tak- ing Dr. Williams' Pinic Pills at once. See that the full name, Dr. Williams' P11110 Pills for Palo People is printed on the wrapper around every box. Sold by all medicine dealers or by mail nt 510 cents a box or six boxes for $22.50 from The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., Brockville, 01L SCOURGE OF AFRICA. Cure tor Sleeping Sickness said to Have Been Found. Two Europeans aro reported to have teen cured of sleeping sickness in the \Vatermael Hospital. The authorities decline to give details at present, but it is understood that the treatment consisted of the injection of strychnine and atoyrl. British, French old German investi- gations'have been made In Africa to combat this strange disease, which has swept away hundreds of thousands of natives- Ilither'to it has been regarded as a. itshhcurravagesblehave been described by Livingstone, Selous and other pioneers of exploration on the Daric Continent, and Col. David Bruce discovered that it \vas caused by the parasite "trypano- soma," which is carried by the tsetse fly. he disease is at first often put down to laziness, but develops until the vic- tim cannot keep , himself awake, and nay fall asleep at any time, even while eating. Ile wastes to a skeleton, and in tight months at th0 outside is a dead man. A THANKFUL MOTIIEH. "I thank you with all my heart for what Baby's Own Tablets have done for oily little girl," says Mrs. Antoine Charetle, Jr., of St. Boniface, Quo. "When I began giving her the Tablets she seemed to be pining away, but at - lee using Jess than a box site was rap - Idly gaining n w a no alnin and she is .lin e tat healthy iilile one, and I write you this as the acknowledgement of a mother who will never forget what Baby's Own Tablets have dbne for her child.". Let- ters like this must bring hope and com- fort to all mothers who have feeble ar sickly children. Baby's Own Tablets will cure all the minor ailments and can bo given just as safely to a. new born baby as to a well grown child. If you cannot get these Tablets from your dealer write The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont., and get them at 250 a box. IGNORANCE. "Weil. Harry," said (ho hostess to her small guest, "did you rest well last night? '11 don't know," answered Derry. 'You don't know!" echoed the lady. R'o, ma'am,' replied the little .chop, 1 was asleep all the 11010. Made in Canada and Sold b1. all Druggists This minium is good for ono ton mint aria) Trial Bottle Of the celo- brtttod p • Dr. Leonhardt's Anti•Pill a auto afro for Indignation ililiou6- nasa, 3)yapops10, Conattpniion And n11 aliments arising therefrom. Matted mo, in a ,darn mango, on ro0olpt• al namo and address. Trill in your mann and post ofnoo names on dottod linos end send to 'NNE WILSON-) Y15 CO,, Limited, t Niagara Fats, n , FROM BONNIE SCOTLAND NOTES OF INTEREST FROM 11511 WINKS AND BRAES. Mai Is Going On In the 015111ands and Lowlands ol Auld Scotia. Major E. W. Muni, the husband of 1110 Lnunlese of t:reina'lie, has assumed Iho nam) of Biunt-Mackenzie. 11e1' sur - mune, like that of her son, \'icount Timbal., remains -Mckenzie. The largest qurtnlily of fish that hes ev0r been brought to Kirkwall during a peruid of four tiny's, was lnndt.vi there recently, 13 large Grimsby trawlers landing 200 tons of fish. The lop stairs In a house in \Valuer Crescent, Ibrox, a fashionable Glasgow suburb, collapsed the other day, and brought down the Inver staircase. The tenants were rescued by means of a the - escape. The corning of age of Mr. John Peter Grant, Jr., of Rothienmrehus, son of 511001i! Grant of 11olhiemurchus, was celebrated by several functions held al the Douno house, ilothIuuhurolhus, near Aviemore. The death has occurred at Berwick of hir. Thomas George Turner, a well- known 1o,nsmnn. Air. Turner was 74 years of age. Ile had been for the past quarter of a century secretary of the Berwick and Tweedmouth Gas Com- pany. • Win. While is a believer in the turbine for maritime propulsion pur- poses. In a lecture on the 26th ult. in London, on "Modern Warships" he re- fered to the turbine machinery of the Clydebank -built 'Cunarder Carmanta as a marvel of modern engineering. He expressed satisfaction that the turbine '8 lo be adopted in all new British war vessels. Alter six years' wafting, the Victoria cross and donation, together with the usual annuity, has been received by John Ross, who was a trooper in the High- land Mounted Infantry at Paardeberg, and at great personal risk run to a wounded officer's aid and carried lien out of the zone of fire. The incident was seen by General LyLtellon. Ross is now a gardener in the employment of an Elgin nurseryman, He is 33 years of age and a native of Aberdeen. Information has been received at Stornoway of the death at Lucerne of. Mr. William Lees, an old and w'elI- lcnown citizen of Stornoway. The de- ceased, who was 84 years of oge, sous In his early life a shipmaster, having served his apprenticeship with his 'a- ther, who was a well-known master mariner, sailing out of Stornoway in his own vessel, in which he visited nearly all parts of the world. After his retiring from the sea, Mr. Lees was ap pointed harbormaster and collector atl Stornoway. Air. George Ferguson, the oldest mas-. ter joiner in Glasgow, has died at 111s' residence In Lenzie. Born eighty-four years ago at Carstairs, deceased became a joiner on his own account as tar back as 1846, and among his contracts were Coats' Spinning Mills, Paisley; Kelvin- grove Art Galleries, and the Technical College. He was a widely travelled man, and was a keen curler and bowler. The Docks and Pilotage Committee of the Aberdeen Harbor Board reported that they had under consideration the subject of providing an additional pon- toon dock. They recommended that, as suggested by the harbor engineer, rho dock should be 150 feet long, 42 feet wide, with draft on keel blocks 16 feet, and a lifting capacity (deadweight) of 600 tens, to cost 117,850. There has passed away 1n her hun- dredth year Miss Aiacrae, who resided with her nephew, Bailin Macrae, Beech- wood, Nairn. She retained all her faculties up to the last, and could tel many stories relating to stirring times of last century. Miss Macrae was pre- sent in Ferintosh Church when the joy- ful news of Wellington's victory at Waterloo was enn0unoed, and she could recall the rejoicings in Aberdeen on the coronation of Queen Victoria. WISE. Mother -•Now, Ishtar, go and give the new governess a kiss. ].side].' -No, thank you, not me. I know her. She will give me a slap on the face like site did papa. DO NOT ALLOW yourself to become alamled bootee/ you have lost your 01055tit0 and are losing D,eteon tokiog Forrorim" dhe best Softie. It will build you Up gnfskly. Eth01: "I rather like that young Doubleday. He hes a good firm mouth and chin: Myrtle: "Goodness! Mas he been kissing you, too?" There can be difference of opinion .on most subjects, but there is only one 'opinion as to the reliability of A•iather Graves' Worm Exterminator. It is sate, sure and effectual. A gentleman who was on a visit 1.0 Niagara. (when the ear raised and low- end 11' steal" -power WO in use) went into the starting -house 10 W9111ess 1110 descent, being too timid to go down him- self. After the car started, fully im- pressed with the danger; he turned to the marl 1n charge, and said, "Suppose the rope should break?" "0h," replied tiro tnan, (vile hast no eye for anything but business, "they all paid before they went" Dear Metier Four little onesare a combos este it Fall and Winter weather. They will catch coli. Do you know about Shiloh', Consumption Cure, too Lung Tonic, And what it has dons for so Many ? It is said to lye the only reliable remedy for ell distales Of the air passages in etlidren. " It is absolutely harmless and pleasant to taker Itis guaranteed to 0070 00 your money is roma. The pea is 25c. pet bottle, cad all dealers en mcdieiae tell 1,4 ILO `.'iris tomo ly should beta every hausohald.. of the highest medical authority in the land you are earnestly advised to use COLTSFOOTE EXPECTORANT for Colds. Coughs, Croup, Whooping Conggie, Asthma, and all Throre2 and Loom Troubles. This famous remedy is a pen -e vegetable syrup and should be in every home. Yoslr druggist not only keeps it but reeoh:ytllnel'dds l0. £.X PE C T O AN Pelee, 25 cents. " ,HAWA ,y Steel Wind, Water, Sterna and Flro Proof Shh igIes. -Loam! an All Four Sifts Made from Painted or Galvanized Steel, at prices varying from 22.85 to 85.10 per hundred square feet covering measure. This is the most durable cov- ering on the market, and is an idea] covering for Houses, Barns, Stores, Ele- vators, Churches, etc. Any handy man can lay the "OSHAWA" shingles. A hammer and snips aro the only fools required. We are the largest and oldest ceempeny of the kind under the British flag, and have covered thousands of the best buildings throughout Canada. mailing tbom FIRE, WATER AND LIGHTNING -PROOF. Wo also manufacture Corrugated iron in long sheets, Conductor Pipe and EAVESTROUGU, Etc. METAL SIDING, 1n imitation of brick or stone. METAL CEILINGS, In 2,000 designs. Write for Catalogue No. 1411 and free samples of "OSHAWA" Shingles. Write today. 01i'31211aEa 3E67E17051..o. 2E . 7E3`7.,DMI, Moalreal, Oue. Ione, Owl 0111. ioadoa, Om. WIllIC 1111, ].dao. VfHCOIVer,E,G. 615 Ponder et. e Dundee s Lombard s1. n SUS W Craig St. AM Sussex. t. 1X Colborne s1. 69 A 7 5 J 110[0010, Write your Nearest Ottiae.-HEAD 0131100 AND WORKS-OSHAWA, Out NO COLORS IN ACTION. Sonne people may not know that col- ors are now taken into action. Before a regiment proceeds on service, the col- ors are placed in safe custody as suits such honorable insignia, and "when Tommy comes marching home again" they will be all the fresher for nut be- ing carried through dusty lands end trying rivers. The men whose duty it would have been to early them and stand by them to the last aro nowadays employed in less sentimental, if more useful, duties. It Needs no Testimonial.-lt Is a gu- arantee in itself. If testimonials were required they could be furnished in thousands from all sorts and condi- tions of men in widely different places. Many medicines are put 101411 every year which have but an ephemeral ex- istence and then are heard of no more. Dr. Thomas' Ecieclric Oil has grown In reputation every day since 1L first made its appearance. Harry: "Blanche says she has in- superable reasons 'far remaining single." Horace: "Yes, I know what they are." Ilarry: "Then she has told you?" Horace: "No; but I have seen her." MONTIi Arran MON-TE a cold sticks, ane aeras to tear bolos in your throat, Are you aware bat even a stubborn and leng•noglocted Cold is orad with Anion's Lung salaam f Gough and rGary lw longer. Ferdinand: "And do you really love ale?" Penelope: "Love you, Ferdinand? Why, only yesterday papa asked nye if 1 wouldn't sooner have a pug dog, and I refused!" Aro you a sufferer with corns? If you are, get a bottle of Holloway's Corn Cure. It has never been known to fail. "Madam," sail the master of the house, authoritatively, "when 1 put my foot down 11 stays there:" But the little tacit on which he brought. it clown took 011 the point out of his illustration. THE JAYS 010 11. 7710) supplied the Menthol �ieteslin1Eu,1 "1) j �aohsthea4*l s1,,r'which alslgia, ah.umatlem and sctailca. hors. (bastymatcli: "1 had a dozen proposals beforeyours. And from smarter men than you, too" Air. Hasty - match: "They must have been. flow did they manage to crawl out of it?" 13o There a W111 Wisdom Points the Way. -The sick man pines for relief, but 11e =likes sending for the doctor, which means bottles of drugs never consumed. foo has not the resolution to loud his stomach with compounds whibh smell villainously and taste worse. But if he hnvo the will to deal h111180lf \villi his ailment, wisdom will direct his attention to Parmelee's Vege- table. Pills, which, as a specific for hill- gestion and disorders of the ingestive organs, have no 2u01. A CLOUD OF iiAY. At Sprimont,in 13rlgium.on June 71h, on hour hetero 1000, p0oplc at w•nrlc In offices '0'01'0 surpri"t d by a sudden do'kncse which ()levered their rooms. Going outdoors, they saw above the centre 01 the town a dense demi, like a gent mgl(ress, which ihid iho • sun. llero and utero the exh'oordinnry cloud was gathered into thick flocctsent Messes, (ronl which filaments were seen felling to the earth, These filaments turned out to bo sprays of hey, end in a short Bine .they lay 1Uicic in the ma'. ket-plane. The Cloud was composed of n greet quaniily of hey, which (lad been carried up intothe s'ay by a Whirlwind, end filen transporteu 10 it (treat distance by the wind. The c(Oced drove basin Mirth le se11111y and ocenpled nearly 10 minutes in passing over tllo lawn, A SNAP iN A WHEAT FAIIM NEAR WINNIPEG. 1,000 acres of Clean unbroken prairie, the finest wheat land on earth, on the banks of the Red River, 45 miles from W innipeg, few' miles !1'0111 two railway stations. $15 an acre takes it, 85,000 cash, balance easy. No better farm, no better investment. WAUGH R. BEA•ITiE, 12 Merchants Bank Building, 'iVinnipe0, Man, "Ills wife is very accomplished. She can cools or play a piano with equal facility." "That is an accomplishment. I have never before heard 01 anyone cooking a piano." A Clear Healthy Skin. -Eruptions of the skin and the blotches, which blem- ish beauty are the result of impure blood caused by unhealthy action rt Ilse liver and kidneys, In correcting this unhealthy action and restoring the organs to their normal condition, Par. melee's Vegetable Pills will at the scone time cleanse the blood, and the blotches and eruptions will disappear without leaving any trace. Passer-by : "I thought you were blind?" Mendicant: 'Well, "lister, times is so hard and competition is so great, that even a blind man has to keep his eyes open if the wants to do any, business at all." A SKIN TylAT BURNS with miasma, and 11 ,0000,oel with eruptions that dinebatrge a thin made 'may be aro smooth and sightly 'frith Vieaver'1 Omits, But fila external remedy oborld bo 11:,61 an oonynnctle5 with Weaver`o Syrup. Mistress: "Bridget, 1 don't suppose you mind having dear little lido in elle kitchen with you when we go out?" Bridget: "No, mum; OI loik0 t' have him here. race, whin 411(13gs go wrong an' 01 gets ma dander up it's a weighty big relief to have something to kick 'round." Some persons have periodical °Hacks of Canadian cholera, dysentery or diar- rheea, and have to use great prem. tions to avoid the disease. Change of water, cooking, and green fruit, is sure to bring on the attacks. To such per- sons we would recommend Dr. ,1, 1). Kelloggs Dysentery Cordial as being the best mediehhe in the market for all snnlnrtie complaints. It a low ,drops ore taken in water when the symptoms aro noticed no further h•oubie will be experienced. SEEMINGLY. "Life," mornlized the doctor, "is not What it areata " "Perhaps," suggested the professor, "you hero never looked on the scanty, side of it." Mother --"t henr that \t•, Jones toad Iho] inlpurlenee to kiss you at the eta - whet dirt you do?" DAUghler•-•, "01,. 1 lrl•i0d hila loo, sn AS to 1101(0 the people Ihlnlc WO wla'd relatives." isenweessmseezmenceseeismenetesi CAMERON'S Lcae netb5tthatnn oaaoring train is Asthma Cure chronta nr)no:sit It ti U tlydsabma, If 0101(0ted woii- It 0011 Rice SAMPLE, and loE ns 0onrin76 you that wo 11501 a mire --ono that curet to stay on rod, Iownit weenie sent to Any ad,il'Oet, D. A. OAMEItON 00014 sn0n,, 31ot mai; I"s Nit, aa—os,