The Brussels Post, 1908-2-20, Page 6^r^
7'UBERCUI
Wo ase
eilOsis SS
tion," that
the lungs;
terms, all
are accent
or "cement
alnlosL 110
which Ls
berm of
most eomn
the lungs,
Bone a
ally, is of
the young,
children o
who live I
la led Lou
oulosis of
These tv
ink eagle o
ordinarily
enters tlyk i
and the d
that to iho
The star
usually ti
80 slight a
when the t
fished and
cause. Th
tuberculos
and resesli
and so giv
veloprnen L
wise predi
conslitutio
In the
est by the
lumps—or
largement
jeh.ts It b
ling, most
joint, such
celled "wl
most frequ
knee and
The tree
culosls is t
,osis of th
open air—
nourishme
orveoi).
the bones
better at t
with genu
vised 10. g
their case,
senleal thin
With this
ment there
of the offs
Lure may h
dng work.
A fever
Ake magic
of sweet s
To make
Lake one -ha
can with o
tight, put f
boil till it
make a ch
much bene
1fvoual'
cough or
onoc tease
meals. If
orange jut
rubbing w
baby an o
rralse him
beautiful.
Vent!latio
upper sash
bottom of
'the lower s
two of the
of the two
lows a .free
the °coupe
from drafts
Eggs ie,
fresh egg,
,..without bre
stiff, place
Carole yolk
glass with
boiling wa
to taste,
can be eat
injury to
Use, of
while cold,
to abate
on for an
healed whe
A teaspoon
water elle
It Is et
and sores,
pr011d flesh
Oatmeal
at the meet
'Hake two
oatmeal an
little cold
into anothe
cess with
Hess is out
the milky
until it be
taste and
To Dress
noes, when
Lave clean
cut gown u
then gnthe
end slip on
left arm; I
nicely, 1'ai5
left arm, a
can slip et
then sabot
There'll
van better
711 is dull
It was sl
ffartlepsol
270 011110000
go11' witho
She --"Yee
bright my
kvory' word
gat awfully
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OSIS I
7O1NTS.
uccust0lned
synonymous
b ie, ere,
obut there
a sd w!
panted with
nptlon,"
organ or tissue
exempt from
LUbNI'CUl°Sla,
ton seals
v
the joint lax
nd iu frequent
vtey h•equ
male Paz
1 the vele!
n dark, damp
ses, or In plates
the lungs
o forms ore
Ma, as the
involved i
ea faradil
isjoin readily
Dirt structures,
ing point
s train or
1the
s scarcely
rouble becomes
onn. beginsr
a Injury does
ls, hut. it
ng, power of
is an. opportunity
of the germs
s Posed t
n
bone, tuberculosis
Palmation
a general
of the affected
:gins as a
apparent
as the
lite swelling."
ently alncked
minai column,
eient of bone
he same as
lungs,brow
c name—,
Ay and night—and
nt--eggs,
Children with
or joints are
a seashore,
mplion of
o to the
the open-air'
g,
constitutional general
h
should also
cted joint,
am a chance
—Youth's. Conmeanion.
t%
are
oonful
unpleasant
ce.
111
live
Ler
Chare0al.—Charcoal
fol
n
fresh
Own
h
»,'•
I
.TH
TIIE BONES AND
to think of tuba,.
with "eonstram-
disease el
as a n
aro many olltoe'
e an Bila'
may r d ,nsenict
ere Is of dead,
!'here is; indeed,
in fhb body
either lbye the
alt17614gh tho
of the dieeasc are
n the oin
r d i j ts.
• w•• u'o in
occur ileo
de °t.c rGdied
titularly lot the
pool' and those
and 111 -vents•
where tuber-
Is 00t1mmon,
very apt to merge
part of the bone
r which
s the std to
of the jogai,
extends him
for the disease
bruise,sometimes
ie, be remembered
arm, estate-
y
a search for the
not Gauss the
affects the vitelie
the injured purl
for the de-
in one other-
it by weakness
y
is manliest-
of nodules—little
spindle -shaped en-
bone: In the
soft, boggy swel-
in ` a superficial
knee, where it
The joints
are the hip,
and joint Luber-
that of Lubercu-
a life on the
abundant
mills, cream or
tuberculosis
believed to do
whereas .Perseus
,the lungs are art-
mountains. In ea
life is the es'
treat-
be complete rest
in order that na-
to do her heal.
DON'T
Bead
nerve,
tem
cold,
commonlyk
bent.'"
fel
meat
in
the
Cid
this
ell
liy
poser()
on
which
needs
cannot
hot
lot
is deaden
IC
medical
liens'.
new
nerve,
Ing
few
of from
"The
been
cords
and
aid
terrible.
night.
is such
tortured
treated
net
began
loss,
dozen.
quantity
of I:
dozen
gone
disappeared.
improved
will
siege
me
.highly
can't
other
ment
years.
simply
disease
They
thane
Live
]ism,
after
depend
Dr•
for
vere
raigia,
and
the
everywhere
building,
ing
low
leis
boxes
Medicine
Preparations
King
ill
tion
Amsterdam,
detectives
cut
tabllshment
enled
Welton,
the
ing.
The
allow'
the
process
Amsterdam
non
entrance
cepa
worts
now
now
proof
a Put
Plenary,
d+y
regular,
reg
Phe
peeled
copy
First
polite,
always.
deaf
ten
and
SUFFER
ALL WINTER
is
of
the
ex-
in
to
It
a
A
up
the
did
all
1
I
to
I;o
to
be
-
rn
e.
he
ir-
of
be
-
FROM ERIN'S GREEN ISLE
--
NEWS CY MAIL. FROM IRELANDS S
SNORES,
happenings In the Enleraw Isle ut
Interest to Irish-
men.
A olilen oe to and a young Pere-
in'g falcon ave reeentl been Pre'
grille u con ,lr y
to iho Dublin' zoological gai'duns.
The Irish peace believe that the nail-
sing regalia tet the Order of St. Patrick
is still h,dden somewhere in the island
Stens ar beingLaken to improve the
feat schools. this )ul'pose the
1 For!
council Is now endeavoring be 11180
'CAM'
At Cretlynrd, Carlow, recently Lharo
an the Saone clay two twins, ntuuea
Mulhall. `their remains were interred
hl a single grave,
The Irish Nationalists are uneasy over
the rumor that Sir IL Campbell -Banner-
man is to retire and be succeeded by
Mr. Herbert Asquith.
Jealous of Glasgow claiming that Lord
Kelvin. was a .Scotsman, Belfast, his
native ail is elread taking steps to
Y= y 6g
erect a Kelvin memorial. there,
Lord Shaltosbury, the late Lord Mayor
of Belfast, was recently ,presented with
freedom of the city by the council
0i the C<irpolalion.
The Alexandra graving dock at Bel-
fast which has been closed to traffic
+
for more than two years, is now ready
to receive vessels of the largest class.
. The Dublin Exposition closed with
heavy losses to the promoters. The
tlenelt already exceeds' £100,000. The
full loss will fell upon the guarantors.
As a result of the American financial
stringency; the Belfast linen merchants
are experiencing hard limas. Already
the failure of one big firm ls rumored,
The Belfast council will shortly in
troduce a bill into Parliament for the
purchase of the Comehill and White-
well iremway system. The price to be
paid is teG0,000.
Because he issued base florins Henry
Holland was recently sentenced to three
years' imprisonment et the Dublin quar-
ter.sessions. The coins were made of
Britannia metal.
A man named Igor was committed
at the Longford, Assizes, charged with
havb.g almost beaten one Thompson
tc death with a pair of tongs. Igor
had previously stained notoriety as a
caths; driver.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Young, of Bally-
.mather, aged respectively 85 and 75,
died recently within six hours of each
other, They had lived without a single
parting of more than a few hours for
fifty years-
At the. Dublin quarter sessions Jos.
Golden, en inmate of the South Dublin
Workhouse, was sentenced to three
years' imprisonment on a charge of
having, while drtn k, slashed another
inmate with a razom
Because her husband died from a
heat sLroise- while working his way
home from -America as a stoker, Cath-
erine Williamson, of Belfast, was al-
lowed ,£G2 compensation, under • the
Workmen's Compensation .Act.
The tenants of Sir N. P. O'Connor,
British Ambassador to Constantinople,
have at last come to terms with their
landlord over the purchase of their
holdings- A satisfactory agreement
was signed last week.
In Belfast City Hall last week the
Lord Mayor presented Constable Jas,
,Fadden with a medal awarded by the
Society for. the Protection of Life from
Fire. The constable rescued four pee-
ale, three of them over 70 years of age,
from a burning house.
A shooting accident is reported from
lhaagh. County Antrim, restating, in
the death of a man named Andrew Rob-
insole.He was in the company of n'
gamekeeper named Gault, whose gun
accidentally went off, the charge pane-
tratbmg' the unfortunate man's bjngs,
The Kingston Urban Council has en-
fared a pretest against the present
mode of assessing Income taxes as be
ing `both vexatious to the taxpayer
and injurious to business in general,
but exposing the private balance sheets
of individuals and concerns hitherto
strictly private" .
STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL
_..
BOW 1110 DIMMED OFFICEtt TAKES
WS "GitUEL,"
Peculiar PunishmentsnMeted Out In the
Army — The Most
Dreaded,
Not a of several friends among
on u the writer hes con-
Array officers whom
'salted an the subject cute throw any
light on the mysterious measures Laken
l;y the War Office In a°nneeUan with
the officers of a certain . fatuous light
caval regiment which have caused
u greatdeal of dlscusslell both ill .and
0111 01 Service circles, five officers,
have been sudelenl placed on 1x.011-
y
pity without any reason being assigned,
though, at the same time, ,'hose holding
6t ointments have
extra -regimental app
ham permitted to retain them, says
London Answers.
MYSTERIOUS METHODS.
Truly the War Office moves in a my -
slerious way in its disciplinary me-
thods with'Lhe commissional ranks.
One of the duties devolving on an ofil-
ser commanding any unit is the pre -
paratIon at certain periods of that bug-
I: ear of the regimental officer—the con-'.
fldential report. In this document elle
coldne1 puts on record his own opinion i
of the officers serving under him cot
only in their military capacity, but also
in their private character.
Whereas, according to the spirit of
English justice, every, citizen is assumed
to . bo innocent bit he has been proves
guilty, the British officer not only had
r,e opportunity of defending himself
against any unfavorable remarks in
the confidential report, but he is even
deniedcs thamounted a f whatthesaid
nLial
report passes straight from the com-
mending officer to the War Office. The
commanding officer is but human, end
any errors and omissions on his part
may be very detrimental to the pros-
pacts of his subordinate, who is per-
featly >helpless An the matter,
Placing upon milt -pay is a very or-
dinary disciplinary measure; and may
be applied to all commissioned ranks.
it will be remembered that a short time
ago a world-famous general was placed
on half -pay -as a result of an indiscreet
after -luncheon speech. An officer on
bolt pay may be brought back to the
Active List at any time; but if places,
on retired pay the Army has done with
himfor good.
The: dlffence between the two is
rn
not always understood by the general
public. Half -pay Is what its name Im-
plies; whereas an officer en retired pay
draws the full emoluments attaching
to his rank, provided he has put in the
necessary years of service. Thus: A
colonel's .pay is Al. a day. On half-
pay he would draw 10s, a day; where-
as on retired pay, always provided that
he had qualified by length of service
(thirty years), he would receive his
£365 a year:
LOSING A YEAR.
To the civilian mind, when an (111-
ce'r is sentenced to lose one year's seni-
ority but little is implied; but this men-
islrment is far more than it looks. For
'example, a lieutenant is ordered to
one seni
lase year'sy This most
probably means that three or four of
his juniors will pass over his head, and
he is four steps lower on the road to
iris captaincy. Thus his lass of sent-
citify will work out at - more like three
years than one bythe time ho receives
the runts of captain. When the date
comes for his major's commission he
will probably have suffered the loss or
equivalent of six or seven ears'
q Y
service as his Army rants stands; and
while bsjsgrowing old as a senior
Captain or, junior major, those who
passed over his head when he lost that
original one yea's seniority are already
high in promotion•
elle cause of this Increasing loss of
seniority will be more easily and i-
stood when it is recollected that n
military- life the higher one goes the
.fewer are the billets; and so our young
subaltern may be shelved as a capteln
under the age unlit, instead of remain -
ing in the :Service for the greater ;part
of its life. Observe; ln.an ordinary re -
giment of eight companies there are
one colonel, two majors, eight captains
lieutenants. So t
and sixteen u that the
less of only one years' seniority at )Fie
slnrt maybe a most serious matter.
me ears .a o a rather common
S0 y g
fo'mof mater punishment was to trans -
Per offending ouccrs to regiments on
foreign service, but) 1110 custom has
largely died out. Foreign service, with
it. hicrens00 con -irons Is and easy and
hrxuriouts transit, has ceased to be
looked upon as a hardship.
• CASHIERED!
Other modes of punishing officers are
0f a more serious nature, Sometimes
the deeinquent 15 curtly advised to
"send in his papers," which is equiva-
lent to •meowing him to resign. The
most dreaded of punishments is that
aF being cashier°d, This to an officerm.
is tantamount to "dismissal with ignore
My" in the case of a private-: The
cashiered officer is cut off from all civil
and military employment under Gov -
end l1y1 a lsoymnted by all his
friends, his name. Is tabooed in his old
regiment, and is erased from the books
of his clubs. Inshort, he is dead to
his own World. Sometimes the•pariah
goats abroad, and offers his tarnished
sword to some minor State.
A peculiar punishment -if such it
may be called -was meted out a few.
years ago to 'some young Officers in a
gair1son in tli0 South of England.1g
They had been reported for ragging
a brother -subaltern. "'t, passing, it may
be observed that AILS particular . form
of ragging showed a certain amount
of originality, for the wags had care.
fully .brought Ina ` ad of earth, and
planted cabbages alit ver Lhe unpopular
'officers sitting -room
, - BADGE OR BiflyD?
Well, 'these 'egriellItU"ai operators
were duly repdrtdd to tIkeeommanding
This Evidenvo aiii Begin To-
day to (Jura Y1lnrsolf With
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills.
Sciatica is neuralgia of the selatte
g
its origin is generally rheum
and is the direct result e,1 taking
For this tx a s the disease
n ower as "soialiu rheums-
h lorapain-
There is only one thing n
plan SCiet1C0. and that is the treat.
of it, as practised. Tito sicken_
buratto r of the ileeb is only one
g b
forme of cruelly nd all ,t by
scia6ol tloct0rs, and all :foo often
is but temp vain for the relief gain.
Is but temporary,
It a scieulille, fact that the major-
of sciatica eases result from
to cold when the patient is
anaemic or bloodless condition,
time nerve is literally starved.
n0 ar urneni 10 show any res-
arson by a plicatio nerve
p g
it be fed the application of
frau to the outer flesh.' IL may
the sciatic pain ter a bine, but
will not: cure sciatica.
Asolute rest Is the Lest to proper
treatment- Rest and Dr. Wti-
Pink Pills which actuallymake
blood and Pills,
feed .the starved
will cure Inert cases,
Mr. FL W. Await is one of the lead-
merchants of Hemford, N, se
years ago he was a great sufferer
this excruciating trouble. 1 -lo says:
attack was so severe that I had
off work for some time. The
of my legs were all drawn
1 could only limp along with
of a stick. The pain f suffered was
I was in misery both day and
Every movement caused foie
,pain as only those who havebeen
with sciatica know, 1 was
by several doctors, but they
help me 'a bit. In face I almost
to think lily condition was hope-
when Dr. Williams' Pink Pills were
/ht tom notice. I L' a half
6Y bro
boxes. I had .usedthe enure
before i found any benefit, But
was encouraged and got a. sculled hall
boxes, and before these were
every vestige of the trouble had
Not only this, but I was
in health in every way, ascii
bo readily understood that the long
of pain I had suffered had lel
badly run down. I can't speck too
of Dr. Williams' .Pink Pills.
recommend them loo strongly
sufferers-"
Sciatica is stubborn in resisting treat-
and the patient often suffers for
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills do not
relieve the pain. They euro the
caused by. poor watery blood,
actually make new blend and have
-fore a direct and powerful cora-
effect on such diseases as aheumre
anaemia, general debility and
effects ofthe grip. As the nerves
upon the blood for nourishment,
Williams' Pink Pills are unequalled
the treatment of even the most se-
nerveus d!serders, such as neo-
partial paralysis, St- Vitus dance
locomotor ataxia. As a tonic for
blood and nerves they are'used
with the greatest success,
up 'wasted' bodies and bring-
the glow of health to pale and sal-
cheeks. Sold by all medicine deo.
or by mail at 50c. a box or six
for 82.50 from The Dr. Williams'
Co,, Brockville, 'Ont.:
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HEALTH HINTS.
aisier will disappear almost
if touched with a few drops
&Its of nitre.
chicken broth for invalids
if chicken and put to a quart
ne-halt cup water,` Seal up
n a kettle of Cold water and
extracts the jtuce. It will
ange from beef tea and is
d sufferingfrom a Persistent
p
extremely nervous, takeseniority.
of olive oil before
take with a little
Also apply externally,
ince the. skin.. Give the
oil hath often, n will
strongand keep hist skin
p
n Without Drafts.—Push the
down until 11 reaches Lhe
the window, then push up
ash until within an iioh or
top. The imperfect nitmg
sashes la ibis osltion 1-
a
circulation of the air, while
it of the poem is rotecled1'
p
r Invalid—Take a strictly
separate yolk from white
eking. Beal 1110 white until
on a deep glass, drop the.
in the centre and place the
egg contents 11 a .pen of
for threeminutes;
cooked In this style
egg u s, sestyle
en
en with relish end without
tae weakest stomach,
laid fiat,
on a burn causes the pain
=rebate -1y. By leaving it
hour the burn seems almost
n the wound is superficial,
of charcoal in a glass of
relieves a sick headache.
cellenL' poultice for wounds
especially where there is
•
Gruel—Oatmeal girt is one
valuable dishes for the sick.
tablespoonfuls of
or nab
;i rut IL in a basi�t with
water, Turn off the water
r dish and repeat IIIc pre-
water anal. all mills,-
°f the oatmeal Now pill
walor into a pan and toil
comes thlcls, Sweeten L0
add milk if preferred.
Invalid,—hr case of sick-
patient cannot .bo raised to
gown or underwear changed,
p the bads to Ile neekhend,
r the right •sleeve together
to right arm first, then onto
rave gown straightened out
0 ,patient's ]read with your
tit with your right hand you
nicely over the head,
gown along sides or back.
1'
, D' 'B1the
K11�GED'<°trAR S G GEM.
at Amsterdam for Cutting
the Diamond.
an diamond Presented
The Cu lin p se ted
Edward by the loyal Transvaalers
recognition of the liberal constilu-
granted them, will be taken
Holland by Scotland yard
on the first of :,March io
at the 'leading diamond cutting es-
there, •
Special machinery for the rushed to c
to coo-
task is now beingengaged
while' the men engaged for
work are undergoing special train-
Dutch Government te has sgreed'10
Scotland Yard detectives to watch
buildings and employees during the
of the work. in conjunction with
notice officers. Time Culli-
gem will he cutin a separate room,
to which is denied toallex-
Lha mon actually engaged in the
and the chefs of London 'and.
being detectives. Into The roan
being turnedIntov a liotnb and fire,
vault; special ventilators will
in, bol windows will be made sic-
and in addition barred outside
steel netting;
A says t r of the diamond -cutting'
says the Cullinfm resembles an
dry piece of Arabian gum'
size of Awe cienched fists. It Is ex-
Ihat thG worts aP cutting 28)11 oa•
two years.
' '
BABY'S OWN TABLETS
A LITTLE LIFE SAYER.
Baby's Own Tablets have saved many
a precious -little life. There is no other
niedicfne for cbildr rm so sate and sure
In its.effocis. The Tablets cure stomach
and bowel troubles, teething troubles,
desl.loy worms, break up colds .and
prevent deadly ceoup. And you have
the guarantee of a government analyst
(hat this medicine' does net contain a
particle, oP opiate or narcotIe. 1,'irs. ,i.
Uremia, Log Valley, Sash., says:-
"1 am. ,a great believer in Baby's Own
Tablets. I have used then. on many
occasions and ,know of no medicine
equal to them in curing the common
'ailments of babies and young children.''
Sold by medicine `de¢lers or by mail a6
25 cents a box from The Dr,. Williams'
Medicine Co,, Brockville, Ont,
— -"
Tramp—"Ailey all, it pays to
pardner," Se1ond Tramp—Not
The other_ ,day I was actin'
and dumb when amenave me
•Genie. I says, 'Thank you,sir'
ire had me arrested."
BUNGLE'S BAD BREAK.
Mr, Bun.glo always tales a deep and
eyrnpa Ilene interest in the welfare of
his fellow man. ;,While out -for a stroll
one cloy, he met a: friend Who seemed
Ina great hurry,
"hold en, Jonrs," said Bungle, grab.
bing his friend's arm, "why this rush?"
"Bungle," said Jones, removing hls
hat and wiping his brow, "Iho heatool•
in it to a s ootallst• I believe mybrain
ing it '
is
Mr. Bungle, to allay the fears of his
friend and show the customary 0ominis.
citation, said jovially:
1 Y
"Pshaw, Jonas, you shouldn't Worry
about such a little thing as that,"
"Wh-hat?" , .
"I mean y611 shouldn't Let such a I1G
tie thing as your brain—that 15, lar.
Jones, you shouldn't get No excited over
nothing—of tours:—ah, good Oar.. Mr,
Jonosi" -
y
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rr 1 a C
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Watch
Chewing Tobacco'
'
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The big black plug.
1 Lstls.
.reliably be no one in hes'
Lan lee averse man thinks
g
the coming year.
aced at a meeting Of the
Education Committee
m fisc that
of the locality g o L6 school
ut breakfast,
i days fora tid ide9, haw
little girl is! She repeats
ante) )Ste." lie—"She must
LipAriif,
:.
HEALING
POWER OF PINE
11 you have ever taken a walk through
a nine forest, you will remember hew, 51.
most uneonealously, the head was thrown
back and lungs eseanded as you draw in,
With ions deep breaths, the Pine -laden a11',
IOW invigorating it was—how healing,
Thousands Of men and Women suffering
from lung and bronchial af.eeti011e, but
whose eiroumstanees prevent them from
810121ng renewed health, In tho Pine forests,
San be relieved and cured iu their Own
home by using Virgin 011 of Pine Inure).
This preparation contains all the health.
giving preportioe of the forest trees, and
will break np a cold In 04 hours and sure
any cough that is Durable, It is also a Per.
feet nelltraliziug agent for nrio *told, and
affords speedy relief in goose of rheuma.
tism, lamo,baek, or other affections result,
ing from disordered kidney's.
Put up only in half -ounce vials, oneln se.
=rely sealed In a round wooden case, tho
genuine always shows the name—Virgin
011 of Pine compound pure, prepared only
by Loath Ohamieal Go., Cincinnati, 0.
office, and the jocular "subs.' received
what is called "a telling -'oil" in Army
circles. In addition, they were, eon
STILL 'l'11EASUlt13p,
An army officer in charge of a native
diste'loi) hl South Alrloa presented to
1110 Kafir boy who noted as his pard•
cuter servant it pair of strong, lietivily
nailed army boots,
The boy wits delightedwatt the gift,
and al once sat down and put the loots
on They ,201'0 the very first pair he
had ever bqd 1n his life, and for sec -
oval days afterward Ile strutted proud-
ly about tho camp with thein."
But at the and of the week he appear-
ed as usual with baro feet, and the
loots tied round his neck.'
"Hello)" said his funder. "Wily don't
you wear your . boots? : Aro they leo
email for you?"
"Oh, to sal," replied the Kafir, "they
plenty big, Berry nice hoots, salt, but
no good for walking or running,. Make
'um Iellalt too much slow, silt: Kc'ep
boots now for weer In bed,"
TAKE ALL THE CREDIT,
First Voter -Some political candidates
are very ungrateful after being •sleeted
1.' ofilce.
Seemed Voter-Tllntie right. They
dHemnecl to wexcept earat thsueirch
Illnierms can, no sooner laird than they begin le think
were in n tines as they they did 11 themselves,
bed, for a stated period, Such
an order very rightly caused an out,
cry from naval and military men, who
hove always looked upon his Majesty's
uniform as a badge of honor, and not
a brand et disgrace.
WEST AFRICAN BETROTHALS.
1n some parts of West Africa the girls
have long engagements. On the day
of their birth they are betrothed to u
baby bay h trifle older' than themselves,
and al, the age of twenty they aro mar-
ried. The girls know of no other way
of getting a husband, and so they are
quite happy and satisfied. As wives
they are patterns of obedience, and the
marriages usually turn out successes.
ULCERATED LEG AND ANKLE.
Heated by Zanl-Buk.
A cominol result of an injury some-
times of even a tiny scratch is chronic
ulceration, the skin disease that eats
deepest into the tissue and Js most
painful, weakening and obstinate. Ul-
cerations are brought on often (especi-
ally in time case of women) by excessive
standing or kneeling. Mrs. J. E. Berry -
men of 91 Catharine St. N„ Hamilton,
Ant., says: "I suffered with a badly in-
flem-ed and ulecrated leg and ankle and
used one remedy after another with no
material benefit. My leg was swollen
in some places to bursting and day and
night 1 suffered severe pains. At this
stage my husband prevailed upon mo
to leave' off ell other preparations and
Use Zam-Buk. This I did. Altera few ap-
plicatlons the swelling in the leg was
greatly reduced and the ulcer looked
healthier. I persevered with Zam-Buis
until the swelling was banished and
the pain and inflammation entirely re-
moved. Zam-Buk has effected a cure
when outer remedies failed."
'Lam -Duk aim heaps chits, brufsle_o,
burns, running sores„ eczema, boils,
eruptions, scalp sores, itch, piles, chap-
ped hands and all diseases of the skin.
Of all druggists and stores, 50c hex,
He—"See the ring round the moon?"
She—"Yes." (After a moment of si-
Lenoe). "George, can you tell me what
is the difference between the moon and
my finger?"
There are few people who ore not
willing 10 subject themselves to much
trouble and expense to have their own
way.
Aro your corns harder t0 remove than
those that others have had? Have they
not had the same kind? Have they not
teen cured by using Iiolloway's Cern
Cure? Try .a bottle.
"ILow did Jones maim his pile?" "Ju-
diolous speculation" "And how did
Brown lose his fortune?" "Dabbling fn
stocks."
ITCH, Mange Prairie Scratches .and
every form of contagious Itch on human
ur animals cured in 30 minutes by Wel-
ford's Sanitary Lction. 11 never 'falls,
Sold by all druggists.
"So' Galley really had Lo pay Mesa
Yonder five thousand <tellers for breach
of promise?" "Yes, and now ho .wants
to marry her for her money."
A Pew People tan "wear out a cough," but it
le about the moot dangerous export Bent imagin-
able. The other 991 of us weak ones had bettor
take Allen's Lang Balsam at once and, be on the
safe side -
A certain judge, while passing through
the scone of the recent' Irish -riots, had
a largo s10ne thrown at his imead, but,
as he happened 10 be in a stooping p0-
sitio.n at Ilse time, it passed over him,
"Yon see," said be, addressing hes
friends afterwards, "how forta.nale it
is that upon occasions l am not an, up-
right judge!"
BADLY DRESSED,
Blobbs—Goodleigh is Oslo of those men
who are clothed in their own righteous-
ness,
Slobbts—Well, in Goodlight's'.case it's
a mighty poor At. . •
Known to Thousands. Parnmelee's
Vegetable Pills regulate the ,action of
the secretions, purity the blood and keep
the slotnaeh and bowels free from de-
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direction they will overcome dyspepsia,
eradicate biliousness, and leave the di-
gestive organs healthy and strong to
perforin their functions. Their merits
ole well-known to thousands with lnsow
iy experience itow beneficial they ere
in giving tone to the system.
"The French: are awfully stupid."
"Wily, I always heard they were very
clever people," "Well, they aren't. 1
was the best French scholar in our
class, and yet when 1 went to Paris
they couldn't understand a word I
said."
If you aro a sufferer from colds get
Lingering, stubborn old sores are erased from a bottle of.. Bicido's Anti -Consumptive
the skin by Weaver's Carat,, The .good work o' Syrup and ,neo: its qualities. It wthi be
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"It is easter to be good Limn great,
remarked the moraliser.
"Yes," remarked ' the denierallzer,
Hone has less opposition."
THE STRENUOUS LIFE,
Nature will have her oumponeations. Our
overworked bodies and nerves 0081111‘e re.
ouporatlon and root. The longer the"delay
the greater ilio price. Jleforo too late boy
the tonin influence of the Mineral Salt
Springs.. The "St, Catharines Well" for
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Grand Trunk Railway System, 'Potent%
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DECEPTIVE.
"Dear' nee, Tom, you cat a good deal
for a little fellow," rem :Detect Uncle
John 10 ills nephew.
"1 s'poct I ain't so little inside as 1
look outside,'." was Tom's -ingenious ex-
planation.
found that, 310 praise bestowed on It is
She -"011, deer! Just as I ex1eet011. too high. It dons all that is claimed
That stuck-up Mrs. Wagslaff's husband for it, and does 11 the -roughly. Do not
has got $800 damages out of the rail-
way company, and you didn't get a
farthing, although you were in the same
occident." Ile—"But/ 1 was not hurt
at a11, while Wagstaff has lost a leg
end an arm, and will never again be
able to work." Shc-"Ah the sante,
Mrs. Wagstaff will be flouting a new.
sealskin jacket In my fl es next.. Some
people are born lucky." '
A Sound Stomach Means a. Clear
Head. --Tho' high pressure of a nervous
life which business men of the present
day are constrained to live make
draughts upon their vitality highly det-
rimental to their health. It is only by
the most careful treatment that they
are able to keep themselves alert and
active In their various callings,, many
of them know the yahoo of Parmelee•s
Vegetable Pills in regulating the stom-
ach and consequently !seeping the head
clear.
Mabe( -"Marry you? Wily, you
couldn't dress me." George—"I wasn't
asking for a position as lady's maid."
Children who are Pole and peevish want some•
thing that will make gooil. rich blood; there s
.nottung to equal "Potteries ' for this purpose.
Slathers, be sure to get a bottle
First Visl1or—"Most interesting coun-
try round
oun-tryround about here. slave you seen
the ruins?" Second Visitor (who has
just paid his hie)—"Yes; I suppose you
Mean the guests leaving this hole(,"
The health glow disappearing Prem
the cheek and moaning and restless-
ness at night are sure symptoms of
worms In children. Do not fail to get
a bottle of :Mother Graves' Worm Ex-
terminator; it is an effectual medicine.
THOUGHTFUL MAN.
Mr. Stubbs (reading)—Maria, here
I's en account of a man who jumped
off .a high building with an open um-
brella.
Mrs. Stubbs—Gracious! Ilow thought-
ful of „him to take his umbrella along
"Johnnie," said bis father, "I, am sur-
prised to hear that you have dared to
dispute with your mol'her" 'Milt she
was wrong, pa," replied Johnnie. "That
has nothing to do with d,", said the
boy's father; "you might just es well
profit by my experience, and learn once
for all that when a woman says a thing
Is se, it is so, whether it is so ornot."
To -morrow is the happiest day in. a
man's -life. -
lake any substitute for Amides Syrup,.
Because it is the best, having steed the
test of year's. All the best dealers sell
1t,
NOT FOR IhIM.
ilousewife—'My good man, did you
ever talce 'a bath?"
Unwashed Tramp—"No, mum; I've
never look nothing biggol'n a silver
spoon." ---
There l0 no turning a windmill with n pair of
bellows and theca is no turning in your chair if
you have lumbago 00 lame back, but it would bo
quite easy If you had 'The DSL" Menthol
'limiter onyour baolt-
Young Lady- "0h, 1 don't see your
argument at all, But Hien, you know
(with intention), 1 am next <'.00r to a
kelt" The Poet—"Oh, not. You must
be beside yourself to say sob"
Pain le a Punishment. -Pain is a pro-
test of nature against neglect of the
bodily health, against carelessness re-
gerd'umg thephysical condition. It steals
in at the 11rst oportunity and takes up
its abode in a man and it is sometimes
difficult to eject It. Dr, -Thomas' I3clec-
trio Oil will drive ll out in short order.
Pain cannot stay where it is used, but
immediately flees away.
"Don't you thing it Is wrong /or your
husband to bet on horse races?" said
the prudent woman. "It is, very fre-
quently," answered young Mrs.. 'lir.
Tens, "The trouble Is that :you can't
telt when until after Ills race is run,
and then it's too kite.'"
"Yes, sir. Bleeker would make Honey
out of anything." Is 110 so lucky?
"I should say s0. - Why, he married a
penniless girl two years ego and he
got her •a situation that brings him
81,500-a year."
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