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BRUSSELS POSE.
NEWS IN R NUTSHEIL
VIE VERY LATEST PROM ALL TUE
WORLD OVER.
(otereeting Items Shoot Our Own Country,
Great leriteln, the United. States, end
ALI Parte of the Globe. Condensed acid
A,ewrtsd I,r filmy Reading.
CANADA. ,
It is announced Mat Mr. Hague., the
.{/entre! Manager of OW Merehouts'
Bank, le to xetiro in June,
A carload of machinery had been sent
:prom the el, T. R, Gtr shops at Brent-
ford to the new shops at London.
Sir Donald Smith has expressed Him
self hopeful that fast steamers wilt be
running between Canada and England
within two years. •
General orders have been Issued by
the Militia Department for Lhe consti-
tution of the camps of instruction
throughout (Minnie.
The British Colombia Covero hent
Ise forwarded to the Federal authori-
ties a strong protest against any
change to the sealing regulations to
impose further restriottons,
,Alex. Athos was visiting his sweet-
heart near Little Current, on his re-
turn from u hunting expedition, when
his rifle went eff, killing him before
the yuung lady's eyes.
The
Montreal City Council has voted
*111,000 towards the expenses of the
queen's jubilee celebration, and '$3,000
-towards entertaining the members of
the British Medical Association.
The steamers Ruth and Gwendolone,
plying between Jennings, Mont„ and
hurt dceele, B.C., have been complete-
ly wrecked in the Kootenay :River. This
will greatly impede Macau 112 that dis-
trict.
Mr. William Ogilvie, the Government
surveyor In the Yukon district, in u re
,port brought down in the Dominion
'Nouse of Commons, the other day, re -
,ports a richness of gold deposits that
seems fabulous.
McEachran, Dominion veterinary
surgeon,, has been confiscating a numb-
er of animals which arrived. in Ottawa
from the West, designed for shipment
abroad. They were found to be suffer-
ing from lunlprjaw.
The officials oC the Geological Depar
.went in Ottawa have received a stuffe
sea lion from Behring Sea. it is u
'fortunately too big to be got into t1
mueeum, and the officials are in a qua
dory as to its disposal.
Three departmental stores in efo
treat were on friday each fined tw'e
ty-fisc dollars on a complaint whin
vivivaily eameged the delendants wit
conducting a drew business withou
5. license, and thereby endangering' th
.public•,
The Hamilton homestead Loan
.Savings Society is insolvent, ;aid a
investigation shows (that Col. Stud
deer, the late Secretary, systematicall
anisrepresented the affturs of the cam
patty. It is, now said that the Colon
en's death recently was due to his ow
.ant.
Mr. Cleveland, who has been enlarg
ing the Galops Canal, has boenawarde
the conerwt for the north channe
itaprovements on the St, Lawrenc
River between Prescott and the GalGahmRapids. The work consists of dredg
ing and sub -marine rock excavation fo
a distance Of three miles and will cos
about throe -quarters of a million.
GREAT BRITAL .
Itis estimated that ,there will be 0
000,000 people in London during th
Jubilee demonstration next month,
`Mae original manuscript of. Nelson'
autiobiugrttp;ho' wilt be shortly offers
for sale in London.
The Right Hon, Charles Reber
/leery, Loral Chief Justice oC Appeals
Ireland, since 1883, is dead.
The London Liberal papers are fur-
ious because the Sultan of Turkey has
, nnonneed his intention of sending a
representative to the diamond jubilee.
The Cunard Liner Lueankle which ar-
rived at Queenstown on Friday, made
the run from New York in five days
fourteen hours and fifty-four minutes,
making the best time on record.
It is reported that the. British cruiser
Powerful, said to be the, largest cruiser
in the world, will shortly be sent on a
full (Sower run to New York and. back
to emulate the run of tbe United States
cruiser Columbia.
teststestsa memortei of the Queen's dia-
mond juletilee, the Amerinans residing
In England have decided to endow a
bed in perpetuity in each of tbe five
feeding London }lotepitals with tbesuni
of ane thousand pounds,
• 'UNITED STATES.
Mess. Langtry has been granted a
no
dinoe in California,
Aro negro girls suspected of poison-
ing a gamily were Lynched near Hunts-
ville, Ala.
A magnificent equestrian statue of.
George Washington was unveiled in
Philadelphia on Saturday by President
i10 Rinley.
The Saratoga Citizens' Corps will pro-
bably
tti accept the invitation to attend
the Queen's jubilee celebrations in Moue
treat on June 20th,
Governor Pingree, of Michigan, has
vetoed the Cigarette bill, holding that
it is the duty of parents and not the
State to correct the bad habits of chil-
dren,
it is reported et Cortland. N.Y., that
the Cortland. Witggon Company has
teemed a contract with the British Gov,-
moment for a large supply of farm
waggons,
Harry Flynn, aged. 10, was drowned
in a lake in Lincoln Park, Chicago, be -
fare hundreds of spectators. One of the
latter, Algert ]lJ•attarl, fell dead from
{ the excitement.
[%;l Capt. Edward W. Reed of the ship
7`. F. Oakes, has been indicted at New
Tdrkefor withholding food from the
drew of his Vessel on the 'voyage from
Hong Kang to New York,
Assistant.' Soor'etary Howell, or the
th
United States Treasury Department,cel-
eulates at the tariff bill as report-
ed front the Senate will yield suffl-
etent revenge for the needle Gov-
ernment.of the Gov-
ernment. •
The Bell Telephone Coin hasty n
the case brought again/ it by the
UnitiseUnitiseStates Government to annul the
ts&t Berliner patent. By the decision
the company has control of the tale -
phone from the date of the last patent
granted in 1891. '
Mho Bev. S. Wdibpl' Chs,Cpman,
of Phi,laclelihia, dials *calved a call to
dnceena the dtpv, Geotigje Ti. I'iente-
to„st, D. 31, in the die itolttette of the
elanylebone I?rebbytertan church, Lon-
don, one of the lamest and moat Taah-
ionable cdlteetheis in the weet
' 'nnd„
Set rt Wayne, Thee Carl Stialkfr,
aline Louie Mel, ryas alreeetdc. (lathe
i
ohterig,e bf fok'gehy anal etrnllezzlement,
731e in witnten et Toronto for raining
t;G cheokb to 41500, 'leen) affidavits efile
made by the Bank of Hanilfon and
the Imperial Bank of Canada,
frelegraphio suknmariesteem the New.
'Pork commercial a enoies of Masers,
Than and Bradstreet indicate no per-
tioular change in the general business
situation throughout the United
Staten, and the movement of trade is
not 091 to expectations. In many
quarters trade appears mainly.to con-
sist of filling In orders; there Is little
speculation of any kind, and prieee
usually keep low, There has been a
slight advanop in wheat, cotton, and
corn, Wool is weaker, print; cloths are
lower, and also pig iron and steel bil-
lets, Tea is selling higher, owing to
changes in duty; sugar 1d weaker.
There is nothing to note in the move-
ments of traffic.
GENERAL,
It ids saikl that °eva es' homes are
being bought, in Buenos Aygres by Bri-
tish agents.
Eighty-four bodies have been recov-
ered Orton the wreck of the JIuesian
military train on Thursday,
One result of the Perls bazaar fire is
the closing of a number of small the-
atres and oafs-ellantants, which are
oonselered unsafe.
It is announced that President
Future's proposed visit to St . Peters-
Flaure's proposed visit to tat. Peters-
burg ban been abandoned.
Plror. J'olutntieee, of Copenhagen, bas
discovered that. the effect of ether or
ehle ro1orm on ,plants is to make thorn
grow with extraordinary rapidity.
There are indications of the possibil-
ity of serious trouble between France
and 1\lorocco, owing to the int/anions
of Moorish tribesmen into Algerianter-
ritory.
FSmperor William has contributed ten
thousand frame 10 l.he committee of the
Ohuri;table Bazaar, whose world is
r:amewhat erlppled by the terxible fire
in Paris.
A serious engagement hoe taken
place in BeebIlaneland. Chief Toto
has been captured and (3 volunteers
and 70 natives were kilted and many
wore wounded.
The Queen -Regent of Spain has au-
thorized the calling of en eight -mil-
lion pound loan to meet the cost of
military operations in Cuba and the
Phillippine islands.
The Madrid Eleraldo says the Span-
ish Government will have universal
opinion on its side if it acts with en-
ergy in repelling American interfer-
ence in Cuban affairs, '
Turkey's expenses in the weir with
Greece are estimated at £5,000,000,
which Greece will pay ae an indemnity
in annual instalments guaranteed by
the Thessalian revenues.
The secret struggle at the Russian'
Come; still can,tinnes• Count D'Iuravieff,
the Foreign Minivter, who has abso-
lute influence over the Czar, resists.
the influence of the Dowager Empress.
It is stated in Berlin that an entente
has been established between Germany,
Prance, and Russia, and that the Cab-
inets of those mowers intend regulating
British policy in Egypt and the Trans-
vaal,
Mr. Tom Mann, the English labour
leader and agitator, who was to have
delivered a lecture in Paris on Fri-
day night, was forbidden to do so by
the police, and was given twenty-four
hours 1n which to leave France.
Ninety earthquake shooks have been
experienced in South Australia during
tree days. The disturbances were par-
ticularly severe at Kingston, where
buildings were damaged and the inhab-
itants are 'living in tents for safety.
While Emperor William's telegram to
President Faure expressing sympathy
with the families of the victims of the
Paris fire made an excellent impression,
he shade a false step in contributing ten
thousand francs to the relief fund, as his
so-called patronage is greatly resented.
Premier Count Ito, Japan's most
fatuous statesman, who elontrolled the
recent war with C11ina, is a passenger
on the lent/wens of China, which bas
jut left Yokohama. He is cin his way
to England to reptrosent Japan at the
diamond jubilee.,
It is stated in Cape own that Pre-
sident Kreger's reply to Mr, Jloseph
Chamberlain's note is defiant in tone,
and that instead of repealing the Im-
migration AM he wants to submit bo
arbitration whether the measure is
ultra. vires of the Londbn convention.
A dest'tatch font Auxerre, the ()en-
tre of the wins' -growing district in
France, says there was a sudden and
general frost on Wednesday evening
and the night before, w-hich destroyed
the moo of vines, fruits and vegeta,
blas. The amount of damage is esti-
mated at twenty minion francs,
CYCLISTS CAN'T DANCE.
At Lens., tut Englishman says They Can't
De It Gracefully.
A new terror threatens the cyclist,
It is asserted that bioyoling injures
tbo power et dancing. People who oy-
ole a lot, according to a rrtedieal man,
find it aimed imposeible to perform
the graceful movements required by
waltzing.
"Wheeling," says the doctor, "causes
the muscular portion of the calf of the
leg to bulge out considerably beyond
its natural line, and any eyci:ist trill
admit that after a ride of ten or fifteen
miles walking is irksome.
"The muscles that are brought into
play by dancing are deadened by riding
a wheel. The lightness of toe so ne-
cessary in a waltz becomes impossible
to the man or woman Waho is c'ontinu-
ally pedaling, as the one set action con-
tracts the mUsoles, anti the whirling
twirling motion of a dance can only
be performed in a olumsy faebion,
"Tho joints should be free for danc-
ing, Atter a spin on a bicycle .010
are stiff and clogged. The, continual
bending. Over the handles, too, makes
the upright posture used in claming
painful. A cyclist who ttsSS the wheel
in moderation would be very little ee-
feoted; ib is thane Persons who cyclo
from morning 1111 night that are the
sufferer's."
, . BM INTENTION. •
Weary Willie, yawning—Aw, me—
after de first uv July I'm( gain' ter nit
upFlowe y Fields—Aw—rats t }
Weary Willis -On me back nights,
it makes me dream uv work,
41 PAVOORPTE OP 1'ORTUNIL
,To always did have geed luck,
What has happenednow9
Sae died 'ups 10 time to get thee free
funeral offered by a new undertaking
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THE SUNDAY SCHOOL
INTERNATIONAL LESSON, MAY S0.
"celestine Seim Lends 10 hood worts."
James ;, LL 50t, Gallen Tesl Jame! 111N,
P11AC'I'iCAL NOTES,
Verse 14. Went. dot It it profit.? "Whitt
is the use?" This verse is a summary of
the entire lesson, "What doll) it pro-
1111" is enlarged upon in verses 15-17;
"though a lass say," in verses 18, 19.
"Can that fat'th sn.ve hila?" in verse 20.
—Wesley. Though a man say he hath
faith. This does not mean that he says
helms it without really having it; 11e
Le expressly credited with faith In verse
19, Mee entire argument which now
Tpegiaetproceeds on the supposition that
"a man " pbssesses faith. Rut his faith
is not much more I hon 1becreticaii bee
lief, foe 11 is ascribed also to devils.
See verse itJ, Paul use's the term "faith"
in a Jarger and more comprehensive
sense than Janles does hers, Dave not
works. Merely cerementnJ works are
not alluded to; it le not merely the
keeping of tee la el; but those holy
and benevolent aide wheel are proofs
and fruits in God; an active life of
practical sno'aldtye' Cair fhlIli save
hien? The bensee is, "Can his faith save
him ?" The tlutwl ion is not naked con-
cerning all mankind, but concerning
.'his particular elan, who hes a cer-
tain part of faith, which; does not pro-
duce ,holy living. \fill his corree•tness
of doctrine, wit Med holy living, 'cava
!his Soule ;
15. If a brother or stater be naked.
Suffering from' 'cold and chagrin. Des-
titute oC dally food. 71•ungry; under-
fed.. (Rad as etre the conditions of
modern Poverty, and awful ray is its
prevalence, nakedness and starvation
we're more frequently found in ancient
time, than, now. Notice that it is a
heather br hider" who is mention: -
tinned, not a "elan or woman;" a5 if
a felJcm:Chtristian would present the
str0 geet ,possible appeal to ttn sy,m-
prtby of' one. who .had any morsel of
Christian faith.
1(1. One of you say unto them.
„Soma one from among you shall
Mee said unto them," Go in peace.
A' .Hebrew^ expression of gracious
farewells implying *hut the desires of
the visitor are sa.tie!ied. See ,fudges
18, 0; 2 Sayre: 15.0. {IBe ye wa.rmect and
filled... feWttren lt" ;iklstead of naked -
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Adam Outlets ;lyses, , bl not the
conflate; of. ARvrttf rn in offering web et
senletuto on the altar suificiont•f 'cave
that he btelioved in God, and thin; web
his faith 3n God, that Led Ilium to this
extraordinary tel of ohedioo'e.?" Ab-
raham is descridled 1155 our father " be-
cause both the wraler and thaw td
w<hthl he wrote write Jews. "justified "
menus accoutdted righteous before God,
Compare lee weed "save" in verse 14.
Al's a matter of. fact elle offering I'sanc,
nipo11 the altar, was sen act, a deed, not
nn neteel0 of greed; but it sprang from
preeminent faith,
22 Seest 1ltou? mile Hest authorities
change this sendenoe fermi the form of
'question, to that of direct assertion,
Chou hetet," wIkili monde; that the
feat about: to be Stated ie en iepjtta.hla,
Faith wrought with his wor'lrs and by'
ors; "Mink.," instead of hunger. NoJ:-
lthatalnrbnlr, pe ;gave him not those
things whibh .are needful for the booty.
e glive Ellen only Weeds, weed's,
meas." "11lin,t,,dbth it Jurofit? .1't pro-
rts quite as niup1I tis any ,professdon
f ftitdl unpcpbmdparti.ecl, by fruits brill
refit do the day of irdgmeutl Pro-
essions without performances never
rent,
17. Fail hs if it hall not works, is
end. ,Ah is n fruit., tree that beers no
roil:, ;Being alone. r''In iLcelfs" as the
settee:1. Version coiz•is,stiy has it;dead
n ,itsellf; ahsola!tely dead, :
18. Tee, '.flat," A man may say.
\fen actually have said such things
hrough all the centuries of Christian -
y. : And it is right so to sn.y. 11 is
npossible, it would be even unfair,
t• one to look inion a professed Chris -
nn without noticing his "weeks," 02'
ek of them, bous-ever kindly the no-
ck may be; for the Ohrietbin is the
nen who bus publirsly taken the per -
eat Pattern on which to model his
n life; and his profession is a sore
humble cumpps�rison of himself with
s Lord, . Than hest. faith and 1;
we words. 'Yom make a profession
of faith; .1 make no profession at all,
t I do good things,' ,Very often,
waver, the man Who says' this is not
oil in his own life. If's eritioism is
ell .basad, Mut is a paltry apology for
own spirituel and moral shortcom-
gs. 'Inc the close oC this paragraph.
env me. '1 Not prove to me, but ex -
bit to me. Thy faith without thy
arks. Or the works" which shoal$
company it, Of course, such an ex-
bition would ale impossible. One
nnot see faith, or bean filth, or taste
itb, or feel faith; the only trust-
orthy indication of faith is the good
arks it produces. Therefore the critic
eeS 010 .tp sag, r0 )tv 11, show 'you any
aLth by any Ivoaclydst Cdlhe trbsurd4by
hitch James', heirs so elear,11'pedenoun fes
any prat'essed, Clhrieteans a,ve ,dotubt-
.flall'len into; end St is well I ell-ni je
its wholesome ,leiseen iimpltessively
aught to schollues. Bite lest ;tl Muir -
firmly fix in his mind; .the oonvple-
entar3• teeth, pireao1)ea1 dao powerful
by .Pant, and wptl15 'ince li this • emi-
nence tenet ;heat bah vn lChrdst and
ads for Chrl>Yts are, necessary to'eats
tion)
119. ;T,b8e verse Js is direct atddress to
e ad,vppaks of lot us fai,,tlt. Thou be -
vent that there ie o11(0, God �Rlevis-
Vetteiony ' flint bellievest ilmeGctc3,,
one.,, Tette needle, them is utmost,
hie devils also believe and tremble.
lie ,1levised Vrst'.sdo» is more: forcdble
t,liudder," flee I:u,lae 4.41, Belief of
m sore: ttepsnris nip. fartaiLyy ,told cap-
t,y for knowledge, The devils 111150
ad rippoytunl li es to ltnow'tund'1:J1ere-
e (•tear a,p;preloen4V`n'n elf truth; but
i -r fai1lr (loeti net nlake them cdtbor
od. nt' nappy. Tei;s 11Lentifiettion of
faith in quesd:ion with the faith
demonls cram+ly shows at (ince its
nee sail. itts insufficiency.
0. But 111:11 'tletu .knees Art thou
oily Ifo be inslr,tip%eil? 0 vain ratan.
e.rpty man—empty of. k,nowiledge end
'ly pf splgvilfuol idle: (JIA faith.
hoot wookn 1M detttl, "heath metre
111 avert,* le idle,,' "bzy4•ra 1 as the
Iles
Vterston ,111.5 it; Useless, fruit-
. The yeeee its ng'tdressed to amttn
Jevity, a t ngrenter hvithout deter
iousnesse
1, Wan not Alvralitatu our father
wont wee faith made perfect:, A4trn,-
iiatlt`s bath in (loci, included belief in
God and Ir511 in and, and loyal obecl-
lems, to God end 1000 for God. and
lin•. iii IsansulnmaLiort 111 an act of ale
entree. sola issiain, Therefore his rigfiht-
esmenees was the righteousness which
itt by faith, not legal rigllt.eousuess,'
rurtunIThe
y ntlllweiilIhpfuyall realized,
believed Oo,l Heti noLs oa previous
venae, imputed beckoned." The
friend of God 11 is a sing�ular face
that this plume °ones neither in the
Hebrew text nor in the Septuagintver-
Sian of t'hrtl. text, IC Is, however, the
favorite tills of Abraham among bout
Jews an Mbhrtnneedtaes, ind was very
probably a papule.). Title for the paLrl-
ar'elt :in the time of Janine."The anis-
stance of it is to be found to fisc, sev-
eral ?passages of the Old Testament.
No man ever had a repulal,lore higher
than 1his, to be called the " Fettered iof
(nod." The nerrie passage carries the
111o;tuht of lining loved by God, rattl-
er than of merely loving God..
ITEMS OP INTEI'EST.
A Pew Items 6'hieb :lay Provo Worth
sending,
Dr. Nacsen has received frnni the
13ritisit Government a complete set of
the reports of the Challenger expedi-
tion In fifty large quarto volu'mss. It
is asserted that he is the first private
individual to whom a set bas been Pre-
sented.
J.nglund offers for sale as old and ob-
solete Cho following warships: The
four -decked 'wooden battle ship Con-
qu,tsla(tor, the wooden battle ship Ven-
geance, lho peon battle ships, Grampus
ancl'I'rircoanalee, iliac cruisers Bacchants
and Canada, and three eighteen -year-
old torpedo boats.
Tolnasso Salvini has been louring late-
ly its Itungary awarding to the Pall
Niall Gazette. At the town of liecske-
cuet he applied to the Town Council for
permission td act sett they replied that
the town was tired of dramatic shows
and that teeie local talent was en-
ough and must. be protected.
A monster which resembles a hare.
clown to the waist and is a normal baby -
teem the waist down was born alive re-
venl • 1n Leghorn, aeeurding to the
Lancet, The mother, I be w'i.fe of a
water carrier, was strongly impressed
by the sight of a Mare cutup on a kit-
chen 'table before the birth of her otf-
spring,
Viennese bicyclers are now allowed to
appear in public without having passed
an exanp:ination in skill in handling
their machines before police officials.
Countess ICilmaoisegg, wile of the Gov-
ernor of Lower Austria, is an ardent
cyclist, and. is believed to have brought
aionst the repeal of the police regula-
The session of the British Parliament
suspended by th:e Easter recess has
broken the record for the number of
votes taken in the House of Commons.
re three months the blouse divided 1855
times, 87 times before closure had been
enforced. The number of votes taken
last year during the same interval was
only 85.
Sir George Grey, the Australian ex-
plorer and administrator, recently cele-
brated his eighty -rowel birthday. Fif-
ty-eight years ago he was given up for
dead, whale exploring' the west coast of
Australia. lie lived to be Governor of
South Australia, of Caps Colony, nnd of
New Zealand, which he administered
during the Maori rebellion.
Parris doctors declare that X-rays pro-
duce violent palpitations of the heart.
Drs. Segue and Quenisset have experi-
mented on their students and on them-
selves, and declare that when continued
the palpitations ars unendurable. They
stopped theme by placing a natal plate
between the heart and the rays. They
advise people who are not in pertnot
health to keep out of the way of the
X rays, or, at any rate, to protect their
vital organs against thean.
Paris theatres tried to get around the
preju:dioes against plays on Good Fri-
day by presenting sacred plays. At the
Aibigu they had "L'Enfant Jesus," a
mystery in five acts with music; ab the
Bodimere, "The Way of the Cross,"
Sarah Bernhardt gave the "Woman of
Samaria" at the Reaiaissanoe;. a Ciiohy
theatre offered "The Socialist's Easter
Communion,"- the Porte St. Martin a
Passion Play, and several music halls
the "Stabtt Mater."
PlLttpi CULLED J:1' i1 TO 31 N551115.
Dr, Agnew's Ointment will cure all
cases of itching piles in from three to
six nights. One application brings
oomfort. For blind and bleeding piles
it is peerless. Also cares Tatter, Salt
Rheum, Eczema, Barber's Itch and all
eruptions of the skin. 35 cents.
Sold by G. A. Deadman.
COAL FROM TURF.
Another pian for turning to account
forces of nature as vet dimly understood
is reported from Scant navla, 'Where a
savant hoe discovered a method of con,
vesting turf into coal. The turf is
placed in retorts and gradually heated
to 250 degrees, The retorts are then
closed and the temperature kept up for
seven hours. The tar and gas products
are time regained in the coal mass to
the extent et 80 per cent, and the re•
sultant is said to contain 05 per oent,
of carbon. 6 per cant. of 'bydrogen, 3.7
water and 5 pea' cent, of ashes. Turf
coal gives about the same amount of
heat as seconds, and has been tested
both in Krupp's Iron foundry and for
domesLiu purposes, One thousand kilos
are sold. for Berta shillings, the cost of
preparing it being aberet three shillings.
iter S'E11N LIME ANI) (RATA
For 25 years, says Mrs. T. D. Sted-
ard, ofAsbury Park, N.J., and two
o o los Dr. Agnew's Cute for the
Heart restored the lost treasure. For
twenty-five years I have been a great,
sufferer from heart disease, palpitation,
dizziness, and severe headaches, 1 saw
Dr, Agnew's Care for the Heart ad-
vertised, and determined to try it, Two
bottles have done 'wonders for me, The
dtzzinees and palpitation are gone, the
headaches have c1iaappet' ed, I never
cease telling my friends the wonderful
benolitthae great curs has been to tae.
I cheerfully recommend it any and ev-
erywhere.
Sold by G. A'. Deadca.n.
A NISW AUTHOR.
How is it we never sen anything from
hie bTey's pan. 111 used to be a favorite
(r1e'e married noir, and his wife signs
all his stuff. 1 I I I 1 1
DBC1SION iiRSEI VED,
die -•-What do yen think of the horne-
t carciage0
Stile --Can you --that is, arts both hands
requit'ed in Managing them ?
7
TEN YEARS TROUBLED
With Liver Complaint and Dyspepsia ---Suffered.
Greatly and Found No Relief in the Scores
of Medicines Prescribed.
South American Nervine Was Recommended, and Before)
Half a Bottle Was Taken Relief Came.
Have Since Improved Rapidly, and AntNow Completely Cured
So crnysl 311'. David Reid, of Clres'ley, Ont.
What ills dome to humanity from a
disordered lived Idem•, Ward Beecher
has said that it was Impossible for a
man to hold e'nrrect spiritual views if
his liver was out or order. The liver
is so Important a part of the mechan-
ism of man that when it ceases to work
with ease the whole man is unable to
do his work aright. Can we not appeal
to thousands, nay, tens of thousands,
for a verification Of this fact? Cer-
tainly it Is, that Mr, David Reid, of
Chesley, Ont., felt That the enjoyment
of life had been taken from film,
through the unhealthy condition of his
liver. For ten years he says 11e wars
troubl:nd with liver complaint and dys-
pepsia. Etnploytng his own language:
"At times my liver was so tender I
could odd boar It pressed or touched
fmm the outside. Rad tried a great
many remedies without any benefit.
Was compelled to drop my work, and
being worse than usual, I decided as
a final resort to try South American
Nervine, which had been recommended
to me by friends who had been cured
by it, 1 got a bottle from A. S. Good -
eve, looal druggist, and commenced
tatting aeoording to directions. Before
f had taken hall a bottle 7 was able
to go to work again, and I 'have Im-
proved stea.d;ly since. .7 can conaolen-
tiously recommend South American
Nervine to any suffering from dyspep-
sia or liver complaint," Tl•115 is Mr.
Reid's story as he tells it in his owre
words. Were it thought necessary in
could be corroborated by a host of wit-
nesses. Dir. Reid has lived a long tints
in Chesney, and his case was known to
be a very bad one. But that makes 0e,
difference to Narvine. This great dis-
covery risen equal to the most trying.
occasions. Let it be indigestion, the
most chronic liver trouble, as with Mr.
Reid, nervous prostration, that make*
life miserable with so many, sick
headaches, that sap all the effort out
of man or woman, Nervine measures to
the necessities of the case. It is at
great medicine and thousands to -day in
Canada are happier and healthier men
and women, because of its discovery..
There is no great secret about it, ane
yet there is an important secret, et
operates on the nerve centers of the
system from which emanate all life and
healthfulness, or if disordered, sicknes..
even death. Nervine strikes promptly at
the nerve centers, hence, as with Mr.
Reid, where ten years' use of ether m. -
Moines had done no good, less than r
bottle of Nervine brought about en.
couraging result.. and a taw bottles
cured. ,
Sold by Deadman & McColl
HISTORIC TREE BLOWN DOWN.
morsel'., Spanish nominal. 1,0011 ]ears
old Nneeuliths,
The Mommouth tree has fallen, for
the grand old Spanish chestnut, after
standing for thousand years, was
blown down by a recent gale. What
the Royal oak of Boecobel wee to Eng-
land at large, the Monmouth tree was
to Somerset, according to Black and
Whtto,
Itst
b story is familiar, .in Novem-
ber, 1881, the Dupre of Monmouth, on
his progress through the west, arrived
at Whitelackington house, welch is one
retie distant from Ilminster, then the
seat of George Spoke. When the
duke came within tan miles of the pleco,
he wee met by 2,000 people on horse -
beck, a company that swelled into 20,-
000 ere 'Wbitelarkington Rouse was
reached. To admit so large a multi-
tude several perches of the park 3)11-
(0118 were taken down, and the duke,
with his 1noblsy retinue, dined
beneath the spreading chestnut tree.
Its dimensions were as follows: Girth
of right arm at spring, 15 feet; girth
of left arm, 14 feet; girth of whole
tree at top of stem, 25 feet; mid -girth
of stem, 25 feet; diameter at foot, 12
feet; total height, 49 feet.
7 F1i WHEEL IN EUROPE.
An exhaustive report hes 'just: been
issued by Consul Chancellor at Havre
giving a detailed statement of the
bicycle solos and regulations now pre-
vailing in the venous European coun-
tries regarding cycles and cyo.iste. In
France there is an annual tax at el2 for
avert' wheel, Bicycles go as baggage on
railways, .l.n Austria a deposit of $10
must be made, In Belgium 12 per cont,
ad valorem duly must be deposited. No
deposit Le required in Germany, Eng-
land charges no dotty, but compels a
deposit to guarantee) 'against sale of
bicycles. In nearly all the eeannlning
countries deposits are required, and in
Spain a six -months' license, costing 20
cents is requtred. Consul Chancellor
points out that membership in cycling
organizations misread., ne at home, car-
ries great advantages, rednced hotel
rates and repairs, with caneteons treat-
ment generally,
EXOLUSiMB, ' '
The Van Swells are very exclusive,
are they net?
"Fes, indeed. !they've even had their
noble copyrighted,
P031. TWEN,rsb.G4EN YEARS.
DUNN'S
BA. "::,
1
THE COOK'S BEST FRIEND
LAktr•-EsT SALE IN CANAIIA.
G00D COFFEE,
The Proper Wily IN to Stake Il Without
IlIlUln
So Many people have an idea tbat
coffee has to be boiled p:o get the.
strength out of the crushed berry. On
the contrary, boiling gives the liquid
a peculiar bitter taste that is foreign
to really good coffee, Besilos tlmt, it
ruins the flavor. "Drip" coffee is sup-
posed to be the very best coffee that
is made, but even Shat is spoiled
somattmos uy letting the liquid boil
up over the strainer, thus loosening the
oil that makes the cdoffee bitter, If you
have not a regular coffee strainer make
three or four cheeseeloth bags, of &size
largo enough to aceommodals the
amount of coffee that you use, allow-
ing for swelling of the grain and for
a drawstring to tie. Wash had boil
the bags after making, so that not a
taste of the cloth remains in them. Fill
the bag with the coffee, and have in a
teakettle, boiling hut, exactly the am-
ount of water you want to use for your
coffee. Rinse the coffee pot out; with
hot water, and put the bagin the pot
and pour over 1t the boding water.
].'lace the pot on the back of the stove,
where it will remain just below the
bubbling period, for at least ten min-
utes, The resuit will give you. clear,
strong coffee', youeedi not use e,,
grain more than for the Old way --and
it will not hurt the weakest digestion -
Neither is egg necessary, Tlrupty the
bag es soon as the .moa} is over, as
there will be ho more good in the cof-
fee, and wash the bag in hot waterW
shake free of all thestoundn and hang'
to the air to dry, Bove at least tonic,
ana}k lags, and keep them and the c6I4'
fee pot se1tlplousty Glean'• t it ,, t