The Brussels Post, 1907-10-17, Page 3l
HEALTH
sit` Cel 349@(Osse. 00 r 5®4A44,
RESISTANCE TO DISEASE,
11 is a filet of e0110011 ol,gervatinn
that not all per,o110 arc alike in Iheir
p<:\vrr to least discus'. Far example,
when typhoid fever or pueunlunla 0
prevalent, only 11 few. us compared
with the Iola! populal!ou, acquire the
disease, ailltuigh till ugly he living mi.
Ori. 1110 sti100 au01il1. IT and be equally
exposed to iho itlfection, l'hy'sic!funs
say, in general Terms, that those who
(0(((pe have gee:tier resisting pensee,
\vied( means That they have 11(111'O\V.
01' \\'i01111 Thom to ((1elroy Me germs
that get Into the body, and se to ,pre-
vent 111010 multiplication and the luwm-
faclm'e by !hent of the poisons which
0111101 the lesions and symptoms of liar
4:1311110
For n long Ifine it leas unknown how
Mr system was enabled to destroy the
n"eeetwe 0f disease or to neutralize
them' effects. A 1.14111111011 of the problem
Was, however, rots gulzed us 0,0senIiul
i1 Ors/Hails were 00'e going to be able
to treat infeellens diseuses in the oily
ratting way--Iho1 to be say, by dlsireq'-
hie the c' 1'(''; '10 01 prevent wllh crr-
tnluly their aseerime., ill those who hid
1 ern exposed l., Ilse infection. T.lacterio-
logrra Ill 0001 (he world dereled Mein-
sel1es wilh gleu1 ussidtlily to the study
u' this problem, with the a'esult Iliot.
ti,ey 1100 new beginning to understand
the subject, nith' ugh Were are stili oto
settee points w•hicl1 must be cleared up
tolore the fielllnenl of l'usteur0 pro-
phecy that Ow time will come when it
will be possible to exterminate 4111 In-
let Ileus dLseases.
There are Iwo theories regarding the
way in which the l dy .resists an in-
vasion of the bacteria of disease- the
chemical, advnneed by Ehrlich, a Dor-
man bacteriologist, and the mechanical,
(i'seevOu•ecl by the Russian scientist,
Ttelchuikeff, now al the Pastetu' Insti-
tute in furls.
Accord:lig to the first, when (he speci-
e.. poison-OM:mutetl by the bacteria
gets into the blood, this fluid at once
eosins to lmtnufeciurc onetime sub -
shoes. \Vltel acts us a. antidote, coin-
1'inhtg with the texln and forming an
inert, flea -poisonous substance. The
(hseo\0ly of the antitoxin used fn lire
11cnine111 of dtp1'1heria wns the result
of Iles 1 heory.
The 1111.1.11 threry Is (het certain cells
among which lire sane0 of 11111 white.
bind-c„rpu<eies, eel ns an army of (1,,
ft. nee.seizing upon the bacteria and de-
S;r, y'ieg ]heal.
These Iwo theories are not really con-
11lldklo'y, although they oo.'ni so, 1111,1
leaf processes are probably al wont 111
piety eas0of successful resistance to
nn 11(10 k of iilfeeliolis disease. Receul-
I: it has been tumid that the white.
3.o:ul ecasel.-eh'$, called phagocytes „r
"eating cells." teed Assistance to en -
aide tical to 1ies1'oy the bacteria, and
11 this di5cov, ry is bounded the 01pso-
bin theory, which will le discussed. ;n
i future UIllt1 - Yulrlh's Companion.
SCARLET FEVER AND \I11.K.
Hull, I11 the ModicnrIii,cortl in a very
!lilt -westing article. after an exb'nsiV('
review of the lilrr,rfuto, found that
:'while wallet ftwer occurs in si'idennt
4,011 in those rclu(irie.e where 1' '0 0
milk isms a :duple article of food,
rape,tulle among children, it dose net
o ccnt' in countries where 14,\'05' milk is.
stet 11 -ed 1111 11 food. 41' \0 here children
air In s•d em nr1111 is intik only." ".ill,.
is true of Japan. where caw 111110 18
mot tree( 11114 d,anrslie animals are
s••are'. 11 Is hip ill India also (011.0..
tho11411 r,0)'': milk is used 1111' chihtl'en,
tire nursed 1y 1(31(1' menu's 1111111 they
101 Iia•, 0 on' f ,tis' 'Or [Till 11111 pans of
1101''.
\\ 1.il' 11111 immunity fr1 til servlet fev-
er logi 111.‘p vcjlh lire nC-rncr e f coWs
11111k as 1111 to bole of 1,1.may le
simply a rohlcul,nee 4 (h0rwk,' e xl,laill-
al.1'. does it 11411 suggest possibility of
hlecl.iun Ilrrorl4(1 lir' 4110110, -intestinal
true( us perhaps the dile( 0411',0?
A\C1TIIlbi COM CUBE.
If the corn be hard wet a 111110 cob.
Irit with raw linseed oil and put be-
lveeen the toes, Renew this dully and
the corn will soon disappear.
If lite corn be suit apply a drop of
(nolle acid 01111 \n1101 while Eine some-
w hat blislel-like (4011(0 (110 faot in wa'nl
water and with a dull instrument ('(1
cul. the corn,
Or apply in the sumo way a drop of
liquor 1101110811
Ili 'either ease after the 1'em0vnl c[
the cern epply every tiny some vaselinc
o n the cotton between the toes,
Fr'equrlt(ly if the persen persists for
101139 l!11ne in the use of vnseline 4n a
Ville cotton without Iho use of Anything
elite 0 cure will be consummated.
M
1'ILVSW,IAN OUTWEI"I'ED i1O11141R,
leached flim Out of Thr House \\'iih. an
Empty Revolver.
Prat Iiovaevslty, the Czars principal
betty physician, was the Hera of a 'start-
ling end curious adventure li few days
ego nt 1(islev0dsk. Russia, where ee is
spending his holiday. He WES sitting in
the study walling for visitors when a
'sh'unge mat entered and presented hint
with n,pnp01' which made a peremptory
dcnenud for 30,000 roubles, The proles.
ger handed the pepm bees , saying that
money -lee would! 1
' 1
he
thenot
had
even 1
u
give.11 to such a scoundrel,
"We shall see about alta(, said the
robber, cooliy, as ire leveled a revolver
al the professee's bend.
Shull we?" replied 1110 professor,
thawing his pistol in ham.
S0 the pair stood for nt least two min-
utes, 'Then the 101)1)er slowly lowered
101, gun, smiled, and said graciously
01'13 de you no harm," as nue backed out
ea the room mid the house,
"111)1" asked a friend to wlloln the
professor was relating the Story, "why
die: you not accompany trim to the door
and give the einem?"
"I Would probably have One so," he
reidii:rl, nenchnlantly, "had my revel.
ver been loaded!'
Vuleaniscd robber wheels Wer0 1oAi
'fid ler roller 40610 in 1St%
AMBER DREYF US CASE
MAN WRONGLY CONVIC'I'Lp.3rN NEW
410atLAND,.
(thief 1\'hness Convicted 01 Perjury and
Sent 40 Jail--Parllanent De-
lays itedress,
Everybody r01ne11tces the Dreyfus
01450 where- 011 innormll Preteen officer
was rnmtict•d on false evidence in 1804
111111 lwhlsteted tweit'e years later. 111
404111114 there have leen Iwo case,
111111 of Adolf Reck, convicted by 0115-
11,0e. In 18(113 and again is 10(14, and re -
1c -used and compensated in 1005, 1111t1
'he case of tidal)! convected 0l cattle
maiming unit recently released, Now
from New ''Zealand comes a still 111111'1
fxadl0lllg dory of a 111All who WES
wrongly convicted twenty years agog
00(1, who, though proven innocent hl
1a05, has so far failed to get redress.
The core is hurt (11 John James
Wilde who In 1887 was the o\vnet' of
Et well -sleeked sheep farm of eight hun-
dred neves In Soulhlund, new Zealand.
There (:nd been neighbors' quarrels be-
tween him and his adjoining neighbor
011 111e north, which was a mummy,
the New ''/Zealand Aforlgnge and lnvesl-
nnnl. Age -when -at, The company missed
a ]urge number of sheep and were SU -
8(10(4 110 ((1 Mellcle. They set a man
named Lambert,, a roustabout or farm
lel ores. t, watch for the thief, and
promised 11101 :1250 In addition to his
wages if he caught the thief and se-
emed a conviction. There were three
convictions against Lambert himself,
iwn for drunkenness and one for the
(heti of a battle of whiskey, but the
company WETS 11(11 aWnre of this.
Tl1f: EVIDENCE GSVEN.
' hanhcrt after a few weeks clafnted
he had evidence and Made was ar-
rested on a charge of stealing by driv-
ingt them been the company's ]lend Lo
his Own. Lambert testified that on a
certain night he sav Stacie's son driv-
ing twx'11ty-eight sheep oft the com-
pany's land; that he accompanied the
I*'.y 11110 saw him and 1115 father count
the sheep through a narrow gale, pica(
011' a fat one and kill 11 un11 turn tam
mist on to their own land. Lambert,
stria Meikle lanced freely to him and
(•(market tient he could cut out the
brands on the sheepskin so that Lice
skin could not be recognized.
Lambert's story was faulty and con-
tradictory in several important plu'li-
rulel:s upon his different exunlina1ens.
Cher' he 011111 hr never saw the brands
cal 1110 skin and another time he said
le dict and hl' was also 10100lisfuctOry
to dales. But the chief fact which
t,ld ngains! Meekly was that the pollee
114011 mewling Slade found 27 of the
company's sheep on his land and a
skin bearing the OOntpany's brand in a
betiding used as a smithy. These things
were not insurmountable, but Meikle's
defence wits poorly handled. An at-
tempted alibi (which years tiller was
proved a good one) went to pleas and
0"Ir'd as a 1oninerang against Slolicle,
('nil the defence totally flailed to lay.
rmy adequate stress on the fact that on
the nicht. before the nllegc(1 theft Lam -
Is 0, carrying n bag wheel he said een-
Inlned blankets, had visited 'Mendes
smelly where. the skin was afterwards
found. 1.11n4mrl (lilted (ire. smithy for
lie sup.0os 11 purpose of sharpening his
kitil0.
0111 palpably weak parols 111
1.1,11i(.•01,0 evidence seem to hove been
beefell,y 4vorkceked by the defence
law a 1,
\icikle was convicted and sent. l0 jell
for seven years. 11e appealed from the
prisoner's clock 11110 fr0111 the jail
neatest, the .sentence, only to have, a
ropnrl sent by Ilse judge to the Allor-
uev.(lenera vehemently supporting the
vrrdicl,
SEEKS \ iND1C,VrION.
In NovenTher, 1802, .Meikle was dis-
charged and asked the ,\lielsicr of 115-
Itre to have Lambert. "prosecuted for
perjury. This was refused and blench'.
WILL) hal (*on warts .113,0110, but who
was then penniless,. started in ler h(tn-
self. After repealed attempts a true
bill was found against Lambert and
lu i>1)5 he was convicted of perjury aid
110nlencatl it four years i0) icheli 110111,
wllch wns then 1110 maxiurula penally
for Mils offence.
aleihc's vIndlealion now appeared
complete and he npprlached the New
Zealand Perlianent with a petition for
redress, r\ committee of (11e 1 -Souse
recommended that he be eompe1sbled
for iris losses in connection with his
imprisonment and legal, Tho Govern-
rslcut declined to do This, but paid
5feikle's costs 1(1011rred in prosecuting
I ,nlhcrt. The next year the committee
repeated its recommendation and the
sum of ;11700 Wag pill in the estimates
('a1 ' n 1r
1 ik1C'S credit, For over C
Ac1
Mc.tkle refused to touch this, but when
Premier Seddon in reply to a taunt
spirt that this was not compensation,
bet n reward for bringing a perjurer
to justice, \:leihle took the money. 13u1
In se doing he had to sign a receipt
in full for claims against the colony,
and this hos since barred litin from ap-
pealing directly to Parliament.
NOT GUILTY, BUT -
Papular pressure, however, grow 50
silting that 111', Seddon, in 1005, grant,
0,1 a judicial inquiry into the whole
business, which was held in May, 1000.
In This Ivleikte, while unshaken in the
fiefs at issue, became so hopelessly
tangled in a cr'0ss-examinnton on an
irrelevant matter -his relations with a
certain woman -that the Commissioners
said they must threat him as utterly un.
worthy of credence on mutters, affect -
Ig his o\wn interests. AL tile; same time
the other evidence produced was more
strongly than ever before' in Mendes
ommi loners brought,
favor, and the C ,ss n gh
in a report that Wilde was not guilty;
but they did not say a word as to whe-
liter he, wns entitled to compensation,
Thug, alter twenty years And repeated
Trims, Meikle is still without compensa-
tion for his lessee and injuries, but it
is felt public opinion Le so aroused that
he will'not have to Walt mud( tenger
for What he seeks,
"What's that line of ;people in front
of your (louse?" "Oh, they're neighbors
Rhq have heard our cook was going
to lottvp, and they're waiting for a
etlanee to engage her,"
TI1E STOMACH ON STitll(Ii,
•
The 'Ionic '.Treatment for Indigestion Is
(11e dust Successful.
Lass of appetite coaled to l)1nie, had
taste in the ❑14)11111 hcaty, d1111 11e11(1'
oche and a chill sluggish feeling -The e
'1l1'I1'ev(hfemsly'n;lcleplu(t(ti0l0t1hes',uounelahelTl reinsd,t.
strike,
that !1 is iet longer furnishing
In the 111oot1,ihe full 111101a of nourish-
ment that the, body ch'w11ds, bailee
e\ el'y organ suffers, There are twat
1001110,1.8 cif treatment, the old one by
which flue sloulneh LS humored by the
use of preelll;esled heels 111111 urllllclnl
1t. (1110111s, 11111 the new one -'('he Dr.
\'(11(nnla' Pea!( pills 1110lho11-)ly moo,
1bo sb)ulnrh is toned up to do the wort,
11(11'11 intended of it. A recent eller
by the Mole Treatment is titin of 5(rs,
Jce,, W. 1laskcll, fort SIuillrtd, N. 4
She says: "For years 1 enjoyed perfect
health, but suddenly Iendaehes arized
1110. 1 had 11 had task! 111 my 1011(1,:
u,y longue was Mated; 1 grew tired
and oppressed; my appetite left Inc,
and such focal ns 1 did cut only caused
dish'ess, 1 had severe pains in nay
chest, 1 lost 011 Strength and war
offal ,seized with vOmi11iig. At differ-
ent limns 1 ions 11(91(ct by score of
c,ur hest doctors, but althouglh 1 4,F
ke'\ved their treatment carefully 1 did
not get any better. One clay while
muting a paper I cane across cr Ca1P
smelter to mine whteh had been cured
by 1)r, \Vill:anis' Pink fills, 1 hnmedi-
M1h'ly purchased 11 111441y and it Wei
n t long b'14,00 (Trey began to help me.
I grew stongcr day by day 1111 novo I
fn as 41(1(1hy ns I ever was. 1 have n
good nlgr. (i L', 1110 strong and fictive
and c•al attend to my household du-
ties wilhnul fatigue. I have no hesi-
tation it rccomineuding Dr. Williams'
Pink Pills 11 all sufferees from indiges'
ti,•n."
till, un1111isn1, kidney trouble, neu-
ral4in, sl. \'au.; dunce, 11elubirrhO and
backache, palpitation, general weak-
ness, and a host of other troubles, find
their mot in bad blend just as 111 the
case of sl0nllu'h hatuble. That is why
lire Dr. Williams' fink fills treahnelal
s al\vIys a sutrer15--they ere a 401'-
1'fnl blood builder and nerve, (onle.
$o'd by all druggists or direct from
The Dr. Williams' \lediohie Co., Brock-
ville, Ont.. 111 50 cents a 1:ox or six
10 xis for $2.50.
i3.Ut9'li -IS IiorLOW.
Rhode island Professor Saris It Is Also
Inhabited Inside
Dr. Orville. Livingston f.eneh, scien-
tist and investigator, of Auburn, llltode
lslnna1, says the earth is-holl,w.. '1'o got
to this place, which is a land of great
beauty, you have but 10 sail lo one or
the other of lire poles, and quite without
knowing it, 40111. ship may go 11110 1111
opening es if into a gaslight globe and
cultic upon a convex land. (31100 there
It may he that you'll never Colne back.
'rho professor (loosll'', say much about
that
Arctic explorers who have nicer re-
turned from the iand of ire, m0y'Itap, are
now sailing arou11d fn the sea that lines
the inner side of the earth. They may
hove found a port and dropped anchor
and gone ashore,
"'L'lu' possibilities of it land inside the
(91111 was 11rs1 broug:11 to my 01100(1(0
when I picked. Up a 400113 011 11111 s1101.e1
of the great lake. The is 11 spher-
ical and uppetrlilly solid stone, but
vvtien broken is found lo be 110(10w and
mailed \vtllt cryshrly. 'l'bc earth is only
a (111410 form of u geode 1111 the law
that created the geode in its bellow
form, undoubtedly' 'eshloned the earth
111 the 011111' wily.
"Dr, times the .bell( explorer, found
evidence of :mined life Mal could net be
accounted for. '1'th'se, 1 and c0nefn(cil,
03(111 (•um the Unexplored Q0lI(ltly
reached only from Ilse pair's, whence
mew (111 Nnl'llietar lights."
As it matter of fart, Ilei• inner world
theory as exploited by l Poi. Leach Is
11'1 oil ono. It came info particular
promlinenee (fatly in the present century,
when a 11111 Maned Shan or Simms, 0
resident of Cancinunlil, publicly .nave.
(111011 IL ,so persistently 1(1111 II came 10 be
known and ridiculed us "Sims Hole."
PAINi.ESS TIEETHINC.
There is no ,period in boliyes life that
mothers dread n:ore hunt teething
trine. The Mlle guns 1'e tender and
inflamed; the child suffcts 011 is sleep-
less and (roes, and the tnolher is usu-
ally worn out curing for the child. The
use of Rally's Own 'Tnhlets allays the
inflammation, softens the lender swol-
len gums, and brings the teeth through
painlessly. 'Mrs. N. Snu\'e, St. Rose
d( Linea, Qnc„ snys: "When. my baby
was culling (114- teeth he was feverish,
cross and slid not take nourishment,
After giving hint 13nby's Owns Tablets
he cut six teeth without the least lroti-
❑c never used an
!reti-
tle. 1
/ewe 1 \ V medicine
ice ch -101111 1 prize se highly as 111e
Tablets," Solei by all medicine dealers
111 by mail at 25 cents a box from the
Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., Brockville,
Ont.
BRIBERY AN INSULT.
Manager and Buyer of 110011(1 Factory
Sentenced to Ileavy Fines.
The manager and buyer of a large
factory at Berlin, Germany, leave been
Sentenced to heavy (lues for an attempt
to bribe two railwoy officials, The fac-
tory in question made n number of 1' -
beteg used on the Prussian State 1%11-
50f14s, and the ra11Way otleiels had been
entrusted with the dirty of examining
the goods before they were received.
They at once reported the matter to their
superiors, and action \vas taken, the
factory people being charged with in-
sulting Government olilctals,
The railway Minister at once issued
A 0ireular to all railway employes ex-
pressing anis belief tint none of them
would accept presents 1(1 tiny shape,
Acceptance would, of course, bring In -
stent dismissal and imprisonment. and
any firm attempting to bribe officials
would not only bo heavily fined, but
Weyer excluded from supplying the
rallway,S.
"Yes," boosted an overdressed indict.
dual, "1 make my clothes last. Tilts hat
t5 an example of my thrift, Relight it
three years ago, had it blocked twice,
and exchanged it once for a new (orae at
a restaurant."
COAL WILL BE EXHAUSTED
I.,NOI:(111 131'1' MINO'I'S MOAT. TO LAST
200 YEARS,
But Anthracitic Will Give 0111. Seventy
Years Prom Now, So it
is Said.
After 011 there is coal enough in the
&arttt'y, and the trust will he able to
'1'ulhtue to put priers up for many a
."Ing year l(1 conte.
Rcently a number of ndslending art!-
elcs have been given out, apparently on
lie. authority of the United Slates geolo-
gical survey, predicting the early ex-
Irtustion of the fuel supply. The 404).
(1 glonl survey did say the bituminous
'4 a) Melds might be exhausted in an-
o ther century, but the statement was
qualified in such a way it was evident
(hero would be real enoug!'1 for many
long years to come.
Te correct these misleading Impres-
sions, Director Smith of the survey has
given out. an 0uihoritlilh'e statement
prcpare'd by M. R, Campimll, who has
(Marge of the division of economic eeo-
lcgy and furls, and E. W. I'arlter, coal
mining expert and statistician.
The gusts are that the estilnn(e of the
bituminous coal fields prepared by Mr.
Campbell shows the (alai quantity (11
oral stored in the ground at about 0;
d170,ono,ol0,000 short tons. From this
(bare has been extracted, according t0
Sir Porker's statement, about 4.1125,-
0(10,000 short tans. Assuming for every
len of coat )Wined there Is half a ton
lost, Thi, repeesonts an exhaustion ( f
nrarly 7,000,000,000 tons, or only al>aut
orae -third of 1 per cent. of the total sup -
ENOUGH TO LAST 200 YEARS.
We produced and consumed in 1800,
In round numbers, 343,000,000 short
ions, wt11ci1 represented (bout 500,000,-
000 kens of exhaustion, since less coal
!q lost per ton mined than formerly. At
ibis rale, if no increase be allowed for
the bituminous coal supply would last
al'Out 4,000 year's, However, tatting in-
to account the probable rate, first, of
increase and later, decrease in produc-
tion, experts of the gcolagicol bureau
are of opinion the hulk of cheaply ruin-
e d bituminlus coal will he exhausted
within 200 more years. But when the
period of decrease In production sets
n, they say, file need for the fuel will
dmlblless be supplied in a considerable
degree by the utilization of other forces
of nature, thus extending the life Of
the bituminous coal fields still farther.
So far as anthracite coal is concern-
ed, predictions of exhaustion have herrn
based almost entirely on the estimates
by the Pennsylvania geological survey,
strewing that there were originally in
the ground about, :10,500,000,0011 long
Ions of coal. For every ton of coaI
milled one and ono -half tons was lost,
'('his metals only 7,1100.000,000 tons, if
the original supply were recoverable.
ANTHRACITE FOR 70 YitA11S,
Up to the close of 10011 production
amounted uppr0ximaaely to 1.,050,000,-
1110 tons, twlifcli would leave 0.150,000,-
(0.0. At the rale of almost 0ii,000,11170
tons a year this supply would lest about
timely pears,
Later estimates lade by William
Griffith, of Scranton. Pa., placed We
quantity of minable anthracite in the
{1011114 at the close of Jp15 at 5,073,-
86,751) long tons, Since then a trine
over ehn,0n11,11110 tons have been 1lthrt-
nu, leaving about 4.471),01111,001) 10115
available. tinder this estimate, at the
rate of 05,000.0u11 tons a year, the sup-
ply would last only seventy yams.
Against holt these estimates Hurst be
set the filet (hat production will n.0
be maintained at the present rale until
the coal is 4,110,'.
t,
v,d1 ctl,1n 0f atLl 1,10 t . exports
The pt 1 o
say, 11,111 about reechid 11, maximum,
1\ hen 11 does begin to decrease the rate
probably will be slow, kl mover, with
Improved mining methods and the In-
creased price of coal, beds are now hy-
ing worked wtiteh were not included
in 1110 available reserves when the esti-
mates were prepared.
Ll:.`S COAL WASTED NOW,
• 1n addition to ibis, miners now re-
cover about 00 per cent., instead of 40
lies cent., of coal achtelly biokon out.
1.'hLe. sa'i11g alone, IL is explained,
wool' extend the lite of the region one.
half. Furthermore, the utilized 410401 -
hen of shall sizes 01 anthracite for
steaming purposes, which has increased
rapidly within the Inst few years, has
1?: t only reduced the waste (n mining,
but is 1n0khng possible the recovery 01
usable fuel front the great .Oulm banks
that stood as artnnumenls 10 the \resle-
411 methods of former years.
It will be a comfort t0 a great many
people to know flat experts of tho b
e
-
lenient survey say:-
"To
ay:"To what degree these factors will
extend the 11To of the anthracite field
is not possible to soy, lntt the condi
liens now existing indicate no clanger
of exhaustion during the present gen-
eration. A conservative s(ntelnest is
BIM soon the annual production and
cOnsumplion of anthracite will decrease
4ladually so titnt the supply probably
will last 150 or 200 years."
ole
DOUBTFUL.
"flew about this young men who is
paying attention to l;titel 7 Aro his con-
neetions good?"
"I don't know. 110 began lite as n
plumber."
"FREE INFOIRMMATiON,"
This is what one of the most promin-
ent physicimts of to -day seysi
That one ounce of sweet spirits of
nitre. one ounce of compound vhnosa,
and four ounces of syrup of rhubarb
mixed together and taken in dessert-
spoonful doses after meals and at bed-
time 111 water will effect a permanent
Miro for the 1081 severe cases of kti
ley, liver, bladder, ancl' .if'ln0ry tr'ou-
hies, Ile claims that a few doses will
postlively e)Ire the worst enS4S of back.
ache and t'hcumalism arising front dls-
ordered kidneys and impure blood,
These dregs nye of purely vegetable
natureand inexpen.tVe, and, inn be
obtained at any dt'alg store and mixed
together at Home.
A SHORT HISTORY
Serious Case rf Chronic Catarrh
Gradually Overcome By Ps-ru'osa,
A REMARKABLE CASE.
„N.
Mr.ArthurTrembla
NIR. ARTHUR TI EMiILAT, 8 M,
,lames street, 51014 Pleasant,
Quo- Can., writes:
A1:0111 three years ego, catarrh in
lis most serious forma assailed 1(11',
"1 consulted It speciai;t who pre-
scribed medicines ns colls(ilul(onal
beeline/IL and n liquid to use locully.
"This gave me relief for a (hue, but
soon afterwards the disease retueed.
"1 was then suffering very much, my
appetite had left me and 1 was 419150ng
weaker.
"1 had frequently read pamphlets re-
garding Ibe cures made by Peruna,
and although somewhat dubious us to.
its d•,iug me tiny good, I decided lo try
a few bottles.
"1 had not taken Peruna for mare
than two weeks before u intuited im-
provement wits perceptible,
"As I continued tubing the remedy,
1ne disease gradually disappeared nod
in a few months 1 was entirely- rid of
the nauseous malady:'
Among the mishaps of a commercial
career recalled by a retired merchant
is lhls:-"In the eighties, 501100 the
moustache cups were so popular that
they were (1500 in the 1114110311 circles,
1 erder,.'d from Germany a great number
(r gifts good for the Christmas trade,
There were children's mugs, teneups,
co1(0e cups, moustache cups, and so on,
and 1 had them lettered in,sgald with
inscriptions, "Co Fabler,' "To Brother;
're Mother, 'To Sister.' \Vhen 11543 con-
signntent arrived, would you LtOlievo
that 1 had on my hands 500 moustache
cups labelled, 'To Sister'?"
Cholera m,nlnno, er:uups and kindred
eomphlinis lmnunlly aside Iheir impetus
nece a1 the Slone time se the 1,01. wea-
ther, green Crud, cuc11111"r.,, melon,,
etc., awl many persons are debarred
from eating These tempting Iltings, but
(ery ureal it l ulsanin 1f ih(y 1110l0 Dr',
J, 1), 4 11' gg'a Dyserlery Cordia1511,1
lake a few ,h,ps in water. 11 cures
t,ragr 111 cha1yPa in a 0mk-
u1101.e
C untuucru1and fa euro to checrk everyar
drs(urbanec of `llhehowelo.
Tile country grocer w•a.a issuing in-
sretions to h 1100 1 Isam"1f5
,uhrliy by Inukingis r10. ly 111101l ,' t•Ifh•s,
said the ,pro(1I1'lor', "111,11 n Imoran
(e 111,14( !m (h, :0 days of doer' co111111p0(i-
lon." "Y, 111111e 1101,1 Ill' isfy.
"F,.t' example,- continued the gel u•lr,
"W11.111 y+,u fuel( 1110 Hies 011 of ((4' -Volar
(knit Iiu'ow (hum away, Put 'en! 111110114
.
the currants."
The Flagging linergre R wlvod. Cnn-
sla11l npitlil.,lion to bu;lne111 is a lax
10,11 the energies. and 1f Haute be not
relexali,lr. 1as-•itule: and depression ere
sure to iu(r1Veu,, These ,,'1nr iron
M0111a!:I1 Ir nd+les. The want of exer-
'rise brings on nervous irregularities,
and the stomach Ceases to ,is..h hilate
iced properly. In this condi) ton Pnr-
tnelees Vegetable fills will he famed
a rcrnl:erattve
(he organs to 0lfen0l1nt1r1uponwclron1-,011d!1sp1exl4-
ling depression, and reviving the nag-
ging energies.
WORSHIP OF '1113 RIVER.
It is STAT Adhered io by the Orthodox
Ilindus.
The Times of 11101a prints an inter-
esliug stmt' showing h0\mmo. that the worship
0f the river is still imperative to the
orlhdox Hindu, and that the rite Ps
senretinles employed for other than re-
ligious t50posa5,
it is related that some lime ago a
well-known citizen appealed to o "parn-
wellall" to protect an old num who was
laid in the lapping waters of the river,
to ,be washed away ns the fide rose, his
cries meanwhile beim, shined with 111110.
But the policeman objected to interfere,
on the ground Chet it was a religious
custom of the country, The papier goes
on to say tint a short time Nitre the
incident the pileous cries of a suffering
indiml who \vas being borne unwilling-
ly to the water's edge brOtlght himr
European help, the ntnn eventually re-
covering )lenitle in a hospital. Of
course, The Times of India continues,
these Doses a•e exoeptions to nn anci-
ent and sacred belief 11101 death within
sight of the river secures future peace
crud happiness for the passing soul; hill
of a certainty tint unalterable faith
that the sick, once taken to the river,
can never return to their homes is open
to nutlh abuse. The leaders of Bengal,
it is suggested, might surely find lec-
turing space to teach their followers
that It is a berhareus custom \vh(eh ex-
penses those suffering the lungs of
death to the open, and bins them Cry
"t4era holo" and then die,
llewitt. "Don't you believe that a than
should practi10 what he preaches?"
Jowlltt It depends upon what; he
nreacheS,'4 •
INFLUENZA AND DRY FEET,
Recently a correspondent, \(hn staled
1 e s authority
11 n !l, was "something of au n 1 f y
,'
t ' t r � 1C'
n f,up, sent a otumuuiculkul t0 t„1
London ,n 7 hues. relying 111,11 the only suit()
way t' avoid Miceli; 1110 disea50 10118 lu
deep ()Jo fool drv, 111 corroboration of
the. point lie mentioned that since lie
had been careful to do this he had 1101
burl il; 11111„ before obscrciug the pre-
caution he had it ford' 3011••s hi s11Vec'F-
01011 and got it '[.levy tilde through
has feet," Whereupon, another corrl.-
s((iudenll clines out with the staggering
oto(rinettt that he knows a Iran 'Who
has had grip the pars in succession:
and fur has (\011 wooden legs.
ORGANI141"S '1'RJR1'I'E TO ZA:11-131't{,
if, E. Jlnner, overalls(. of Carman,
1\lan.), Writeat--"Stene little lime hg) I
burned my thumb severely. I had some
%o,u-Ruk Mindy rout applietl it, The
41111 -link took !lie lire telt of the wound
tauno01 instantly and eased the pain,
It penetrated lu the very .eat of the
injury and gave quiet: relief. I wn;
v-ny' glad of flus, because I lead an en-
gagement to piny at an organ recital 8
few dav, later, 'Thanks to Lain -114114 1
was able to keep Ifo appotelment.
''/.am -little heals quickly all skill In-
jnriea and 110 •uses, 0101 o-lcies 11d
druggists
fit .ie cents, or from Zuni.
R111e C(1„ Toronto, lir price., 3 boxes for
71.25.
+15
"Slop!" sire cried, when he attempted
to kiss her. "Stop." The youth, being
unmr'lstoteed to codices of lire kind.
(Mew back abashed. "You were ruffl-
ing my Mier," she said. noticing his
tepidity. Then he resumed, but with
nlar'e care.
(lard and seal. corns cannot withstand
Deneway's Corn Cure; 11 is effectual
every line, Get a bottle at 0nee and
Le happy.
T00 LAZY TO \YORK.
Little Willie -"luny, pa, what's ennui?"
Pa -"Ennui, my son, is the feeling
that tomes over It man when he gels
leu lazy to work."
(TCII, Mange, Prairie Scratches and
every corm of contagious lieu on human
cr animals cured in 30 minutes by Wol-
ford's Sanitary kation. It never fella.
Sold by all druggists.
Ethel: "What a finely -01115011M mouth
vcu Have! iI ought() be on a gir'l's face."
,tack: "Well, I seldom miss an oppor-
tunit
y."
One trial of '.Mother Graves' Worm
Externlinrilor will convince you that 11
1111.. no equal as a worm medicine. Buy
a bottle and see if it does not please
you.
Jones -"Thal was a scathing sermon
1111 mein men the. person (3(100 115 las(
Sunday. Wonder \sited 411(11 thought
ghoul f(?" Brtnn-"Singular! 1 nett
Smith y'ester'day. and he said he'd eke
to know your opinion on it."
Attar Wasting Pevers imsten Teanvmy to
l,enith by tha 11ea of "Formyl,,.,' It is tae 11,011
Louie. It muilds, st:esgtheus and gives new
vitality, Try it, it will ntak0 you feel streak
Jar9(s tri- "1T r,0ell bless 1111111 I(e
slowed co1HOenee hh 1ue when the.
rt
tuts were dark and threatening.'
551ls.m--"In what way;" .Jackson -
"Re lent 010 an uunbrrlili.,,,
"511111 is Filled With Misery." -Thus es
11,1 110,1,' elf all mon. '1'1110 i\([t s Bund
or lung. clear of eye, +°U rt and buoy-
ant with health. are pots (1t„raie,
w ieneve • to (10' s, Tial r, n,Ii11,11. ('0
be well is 1•:1 he happy, and w e am ail
be well by 1e. tint and keeping 1,1in
l edit s (n .I healthful iota!", 1)1,, Tis nlad
Deeetris (vii will help 1111 L;, to (tris.
The parson's \wlf, h'I, 'era 1111 -later
get it leg 't mutton and1)511 111 re..
1 iy til'' loll, wing 11,11o: R'01' \hl i un, -
1 lu,ve nal ki11e,1 Ints('(f hits w, , bill
0111',•1 ,1 119 .off (11y' bneiter. if
\vil1 rdo, le:ur unecticu1(o butcher.
Jcfn Sirloin,"
Tiny tubercles on the skin of scrninlnus peo-
ple pmducc the hideous dis('aeo called 101101.
Wearers (brute, need in time, will mime the akin
front doslruclon. Appl • to all ua'ecied parts:
C100,400 the bleed with \Vetiver's Syrup.
--
"Waiter," railed the euslr,ruer in the
1est urrin1 wh.•rc an (10111)11ra 50011 (11'10
in4 "Yes, ars" "leindly let the (ender
of the orchestra l0 play something sad
and low while I dine. I w1111 to se0 if
i; won't have a softening influence on
this steak."
Sleeplcssutrs:-_\\'len_ the 10'005 are
unstrung ,and We 5011010 body given up
to \vr9lchtl n)Ss,1011011 the mind 1s Tilled
with gloom end (180(1al forebodings, the
Tosu1L of derangement of the digestive
organs, sleeplessness comes IO aid to
1111: distress, 1.4 only the stlIgee1 could
steep, there would be 01,1100111 for a
while and temporary t'clioL Parme-
iee's Vegetable hills will 001 only tn.
chiCO sleep, bol, Will net so beneficial-
ly (fiat the subject will wake refreshed
end restored W happiness,
1350101ors who aro looking for trouble
should gel married,
A gallon of writer ran be exactly con-
tained in a rc1Opinele 0 Inches square
end 7$(, inches deep, 1L weighs 10 lbs.
ISSIUC NO, 41-07,
SIand nit-Cwrauall
1 Sand boweldiaolden,
Maker puny b- (ea
CO(r plump and rosy, Proved
by 50 ()ani aueca1ifu1
an' 6 your r ill
u sky rdu
for z•.-
•-250,-6 heels $1,25.
Maimed Deas h Chemical Co,, Lie!
40 Mostrael,
13110UG1IT '1'0 'PERMS.
hl the Drayton household it is Said
Bud the father of the family has a way
of presenting alternatives to Ms chit-
dren that never fails to bring 1110111 rots)
line,
I wish you twould speak to 133obhy'.r
Mrs. Drayton said 1ton One night.. "I've load
f y
(0)51 to take leis medicine and then Pimp
into bed, and he won't do It, lfa,just
hops )round, and says 11e doesn't want to
iulce the nlodieitie and he doesn't want
ro go (o I
Mr. 17roylobedn stepped to the door 0!
/lobby's room, amt stood there, talk
grave and impressive.
"Bobby," he suid,'.firinly, "If you don't
j(akaump yo11110ur edici44311 n1 atwiloncebe put t, ando thenbbedrn, l ed,
do you hear me, put to :bed, without.
Laving your medicine al all I"
t'pon which Bobby, alarmed and Con
fused, swallowed bis 1110110d portion
and meekly retired for the ,night,
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