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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1895-8-16, Page 7TIE NIM J AIIJT HELL °IHR VRRX LATE$! IrRQM ALL OVER THE WORLU, Mkt eroding Bahia About our Oliva Uoatntnr, /treat Britain, the Unite+t etetee,. aUd All rarteof the Glebe, Condone,* sad Aseerred for Bag Reeding. OAir41M. Cfuebeo is tacking of. a winter carnival, The new elation of the H., G. St, B, at Hamilton is completed. The body of Oeptafn pox, drowned a Ottawa, has been recovered. A two-year•old sen of Mr, Robert Smith of Tweed was burned to death. MMontagueOhrloetown, P. L, gave ito five g Charlottetown, li The Oily of Chatham has purchased the waterworks plant at $145,000. Mr, R, 0. Stewart of Burlington, heti a foot taken off by a Grand Trunk train, The Hamilton Smelting worke Minding and plans will be rushed to completion, Thil'ty auporannuationa have been made lost month in the outside oustome eervice. The will of the late Mr. Joseph good leoe of Hamilton diepogee of an estate of $75,000. Hamilton le threatened with a law suit if the purchase of the County Jail is per. eieted tn. Mr. John Little, a Winnipeg teamster, Is alive, although his neck was broken on Saturday, Benj. MoNeil,' alias John Kelly, to non. viotfrom Woodstook,escaped' from Binge. tout Penitentiary, Ald. John Skinner says he, will be a mayoralty oendidato for Kingston next year to oppose A1d. Robert Elliott. Mrs. Cannom, an old lady living near Landon, deliberately walked into the river and drowned herself in eight of her daugh- ter. Rail last week seriously damaged the growing crops in the vicinity of Indian Bead, Been. About 2,000 acres of wheat suffered. ' Some stables and outbuildings on the Governor.General's ranch in British Col. cambia were destroyed by fire, and two horses, were burned. The H., G. & B. eleetrio road le experi• eneing much dlffieulty in securing a right of way upon the highways from Grimbey to Beachville. A. T. Barlow, a Montreal coal merchant who defrauded hie patrons out of a portion of every load delivered, was fined five hundred dollars. The owners of the passenger steamere Majestic and Alberta have issued positive orders to their captains to discontinue racing on the Ontario lakes. A injunction bas been served on Mayor Little of London to restrain him from signing a paving contract with the 'Barber Asphalt Company of Buffalo. The Agricultural Department has received a:letter from a gentleman doing business in Conetantinoplepointing out saveralchances of profitable trade with Turkey. Mra. Prince, the viatim of the Aneaster mystery, has lost her memory, and cannot recollect anything /hat immediately pre. ceded the accidant nor the cause of it. It is understoodthat the Kansas City Consolidated Smelting and refining Com. pany have decided' to erect 0 large smelt- ing plant at Kakuep in West Kootenay. Thera ia no truth in the rumour that the resignation of Mr. L. J. Seargeant, General Manager of the Grand Trunk railway, has been placed in the bands of the new management. James Nealon, the young Hamilton man euppoeed to have been, fatally shot by Botelkeeper Wall, is able to walk about, and Wall will be released on bail if he ran. find the sureties. The T., H. & R line between Toronto end Hamilton will be double -tracked, and trains will make the run in 40 minutes. One of the directors promises that the line will be completed this year. The . Minister of Justine accepts full responsibility for the release of T. W. Watters from jail, where he was nerving a, year's sentence for retaining money belong- ing elonging to the Customs Department. At a meeting of the Wentworth County Council, they decided to accept the city's offer of $35,000 for the Barton street goal, the oityto maintain the county's prisoners for five years at 37ta per prisoner. Tobacno smuggling hae been oarried nn for some time between Montreal, Boston, and New York. It is eaid that the au- thorities have now a strong ease, and that some important arrests will be made alertly. Mr. Jules Helbronner, editor of the Montreal Presse, has taken an action for ten thousand dollars damages against the Monde on acaeunt of an article in, which, the plaintiff alleges, he was referred to ae the " Judas" of the Presse. The commission whioh was appointed to take evidence in Ireland regarding the mental condition of ,Shortie, establishes that Shortie was reckless in his use of fire, arms, and that his grandfather and other members of his family were mettle. Mr, George E. Jaoquee, the weIl•known forwarder and manager of the Merchants' line of steamers, and one of Montreal's' 'best.known citizens, died very suddenly In that cityon Saturday night, aged 32, He leaves a widow and family, of four ohildten, Thursday morning Capt, Chao. F. Cox, assistant engineer in the Department of /Je hie and Fieheriea, was drowned at Gatinepu Point, three milea below Ottawa. He went for his customary ewim,'was seized with cramps, and wee drowned in the presence of him wife and daughter. The Department of Agriculture in Ot- tawa received a telegram from Prof. Saunders, director of the Exper1meutal farme, with reference to the grope in British Columbia, in whioh ft le stated that the grain crepe are well advanced and promise an abundant harvest ; the hay mop ie heavy, and the yield of fruit 'above the average. Mr. Coulson, South , London, Ont„ on Wednesday evening snatched from the stove in hie house it vaeoeI containing rt liquid that had °aught fire and threw the contents outaido the door. ilia infant eon, aged eighteen months, waa sitting un- observed in front 0f the door, and the father unteittingly'tbrew the blazing fluid over hie boy, who, was terribly burned. The deafer gives little hope thee the child will recover, Oman 031TA1N. The apple °rep in Englaztd is the largest for many years. The Prince of Wales' hero, Florizel 11., Won the rano for the Goodwood Opp. '1'be wages in. the Well tin plate trade have been lnoreased '0 to 22 1.2 percent, Ida. GullY's re.eleettou as Speaker will not be opnaced by the Government, the Pail Melt te0.zette says. The London Daily Newe prints en ertiole prei0ing Stent{ Seliebnry s loreigb poppy. A lugger with g pleaaure party go board Was burned near Glueenetewn, and nine Remota are Joining, The Hritish Government bee aocepted ththee nemilieneenattofonCop1 Idaons, G, u11y as Speaker of mm Three torpeda•dosbroqors, capable of moving 24 miles an hour,have been ordered by the Britieh Government. Mr. John Morley may oonteet Plymouth in ease Sir Edwerd Clarke, the present member, le appointed blaster of the Rolla, At tb° meeting of the Supreme Court of Independent b'orestere inLondon, Epg„ yesterday, it was decided to hold the next meeting in Toronto in 1893. The Prinee and Primrose of Wales on Saturday opened at Soutbampt011 the new graving dook, whioh is said to be the *,goat dry-dock in the world, In the English Ohenoery Court Lady Henry Somerset was informed that she must not prevent the renewal of a liquor itemise in a hotel upon her estate in Rel gate. A verdict of wilful' murder hoe been found by the Coroner's jury against Robert Coombes, the London bay, who murdered hie mother. Nathaniel, the younger, is hold as aoceesory. Trades unions in Northumberland and Durham blame the Sooialiatio policy of the Trades Union Oongrees for contributing to the Liberal defeat in England, and reuse to send delegatee to the congress. .41r. James E. Huddart, the promoter, -of the new Canadian eteamehip line to Aua tralfa via England, has become Sanguine o sucoees. He believes that 2Ir, Joseph Chamberlain will look favourably upon tho soheme.. Dr. Cornelius Herz, who is dying at Bournemouth, claims that he hae an inven. Lion by whioh one huudred thousand words oan be transmitted by long submarine cables in the same timethat twentyworde can be out now. According to good authority the marriage of Prince Christian of Denmark, the eldest 0011 of Prince Frederick of Denmaik, who is heir apparent to the throne, with one of the daughters of the Prince of 4Valee will shortly be arranged. Lord Wodebouse, the eldest son of the Earl of Kimberley, who Ied the mob that uttaoked H. Rider Haggard, the novelist,' and his party at Statham, while he wagon his elecbloneering tour of the. Fast Norfolk district, was fined for his participation fn that affair. ' Dr. John McConnell, of Toronto, a dale. gate to the Foresters' Convention, fell dead in St. Martin's .Town hall, London, at five o'olook on Thursday afternoon. A few minutes previous he was chatting with other delegates, and made no complaint as he walked into the corridor,. where he was found dead. It is supposed that apoplexy' was the cause. Mr. ,Joseph Chamberlain, Secretary of State for the Colonies, hae written an im• portant letter, in whioh he says he has taken office with the object of seeing whether something cannot be done tobriug the self-governing colonies and Great Bri- tain closer together, and to attempt to develop the resources of the Crown in the colonies, and especially to increase trade between them and the Mother Country. 110100» MTATae. Bishop Howe of Pennsylvania ie dead. Parte of Michigan were visited with a July £coat. Assaf Sadullah, Secretary of the Turkish Embaaey`atBerlin, committed -suicide. Prince Bismarck is en excellent health a present, andtakes drives and walks every day. Mr. Cleveland will not, be a candidate for a third term, according to the New York Herald. :lr. John Quincy Adams of Niagara Falls N. Y., took a"header" from his bicycle and was killed, King Christian of Denmark is suffering from catarrh, of the bladder, and his illuees isconsidered serious. The Rev. Dr. George Washburn, presi- dent of Robert College, Constantinuple,and hie wife are 'upending the summer et Manchester -by -the -Sea, Maes. George Allen, one of the men who recent, IS' abducted Lawyer Cottle, of Buffalo, and held him for ransom, was arrested oe Friday at the Mansion house,•Buffalo, Forest fires in the vicinity of Gladstone, Mich., are still raging. .{!Maywood, a plea. sure resort east of the oily, has been accept by flames, and" other places are in great peril. Wall street stooks are still being boomed on good crop prospects. If. the *torn crop antlers no damage before it is harvested it will be the largest in the history of the country. Advices received ' at Shanghai from Foo- Chow state that a fearful massacre of Christians has taken pphtoeatKu-Chang and that five foreign lades are amongst the murdered. The organ of the Russian sympathizers in Soso suggests that in view of the possible abdication of Prince d'ardinand of Bulgaria, Prince George of Greene may be invited to the throne. The Rev. Dr. Geo. F. Pentecost, of the Marylebone Presbyterian church, London, is visiting New York, and will preach in the Fifth avenue Presbyterian churoh for a few Sundays, A telegram' has been received iu New York announoing the sudden death in 'a hospital at Victoria, B. 0., of Col. E. K. Sibley, jlrornbient,an New York as it sail. way man and haultar, At ameeting of Cuban eympathieern in Philadelphia .on Wednesday night,the daring proposition was made to steal. the United States dynamite cruiser Veeuvi0s, prooeed to lievana, and lay ,{oro castle in ruins, United States Cougreeaman Hilborn,who hae returned to San Francisco from Hawaii,' gays he 10 decidedly opposed to the annexation of that !eland, ae it;tvouid be sure to prove a source of aontioaal trouble to the United Statee. He advocates oommereial treaty. Pierre Bottinoaa, an old•tinle noted ,cont and guide of the North -Went died the other day at Bed Lake, N, D. In a great many of the early expeditions ho wile employed as a scout and guide by the Gov moment, and was euoh in the noted Sibley expedition aerobe the plains. The new Irish movement in the United Statee, the object of whioh ie to form an open organization opposed to all parlianaen. as, tory attempts to retinae Irish grieveaooa, end edvpoattng revolutienery rnaaauree, it slagvrtaeru0toaandaaneiivntegi ewillbe shortly Held, Devito some advanpee in Motet for a. few leading staples, huelnosn tbrong1zaat the United States hoe slaokonad off per- ceptibly during the week... The eetleity notioeeble for the greeter part of July has !mimed, and the Mal midaummerdolneee is being expeeleneed, Crop ostimatoe ere more moderate, and, excerpt for corn, afull yield ie not now exported, The reeeut rine in priori has to a certain extent etiini,lated prod nation, while it hue on the other hand, also oboolaed porohaeoe somewhat, Still, more regular employment and higher wages have added to the spending power of the people, and fear of monetary disturbance has subsided. Strikes on rather a large scale continue, and trouble with the coal miners ie again feared. Generally, km - ever, io all linee a hopeful feeling is the predominant one. 02xliRAL, Yellow fever ie very bed in Cuba. Seals are very norm in Behring Sea, Cuban ineurgente have captured and burned Sabana. Spain had another colonial battle on hand in the Inland of Luzon. A big gin factory onau island in Ham- burg harbor/was burned, The persecution and annoyance of Mme, Stambuloff• by the Soda police continue,, The Khedive of Egypt hoe taken a presenb of $600,000 to the Sultan to aeoure his good will, Grand Duke George of Russia will epend the winter in Algiers. One of his lunge is entirely gone. The negro colonists who went to Mexico from Georgia and Alabama, are sufferings great hardships, The schooner Feta sailed from Hawaii in May with a large number of natives on board and has not been heard of sinus, Republioans were viotoriout in the elecfion of members' of the Oqunail-General of France, and riots ocourred.in several districts, At Cabinet Council just held in Con- stantinople a eoheme of reform, not, only for Armenia, but for the whole Turkish Empire, was decided upon. For the rapid progress cholera is making in Japan it is evident that this most pro- gressive of ro.gressiveof Asiaticnations has not yet arrived at an advanced etage in,gfenee of sanitation. Italyfor more than two years has been prautically bankrupt. So .sertously be the Government crippled financially that the King's advisers have suggested the with. drowal of the kingdom fromthe eoetly triple alliance, and urged disarmament. ANTI -CHRISTIAN RIOTS. Chapels. anti Reuses Destroyed at ring Yana lteeult or a Bout !then-Cholora In Japan. A despatch from Tokio, Japan, says :- Cholera continues in Japan. Returns show that 27 places are infected. Up to July 17 the total number of cases was 7,305, of whioh 4,376 had proved fatal, a death rate of OQ per cent. There Dan be no doubt that the type of the disease, is very virulent, and in view 01 bhab foot the aeocese,attained up to the present time io. preventing the spread of the epidemic and curbing its ravages reflects high credit on the sanitary precautions of the Japanese authorities, Another enti•Ohrietian riot hae occurred et. Ping Yang, a China inland mission sta- tion, 33 miles south of Wen Chow. Dur- ing the dragon festival two boats ran .a race. The defeated Drew invited the Taoist priest to explain the cause of their disnomfiture, and he discovered an eyeless idol onboard the boat. He said the effigy's eyes meet have been gouged ont by the Christians. A band of roughs proceeded to the residence of a prominentnative Chris- tian and warned lam that if the boat was again defeated hie house would be de- stroyed. The boat again failed to aeoure first place, and on the 29th the razing of the Ctiristian houtes and chapels gammen- oed.- Throughautthe week the work went on in a leieerely kind of fashion, until* twenty buildings were in ruins and ashes. Whenever a'houee stood alone it was burned ; when it adjoined others it was pulled down. News of these .doings has caused some excitement iu Wen Chow, and thereare fears that the city also may be- come the scene of further outrages, Shu, the Chinese :Minister at St. Patera - burg, has been appointed Vioe•President of the Ministry of Public Works at Pekin. This is an influential position, and carries with it promotion to the sane rank as the late Teeing. Shu is an ardent progreeeist,' and his elevation is regarded as proof of China's intention to effect reforms. Death from a Strange Aeeldent. A fatal accident has 000nrred to Mme. Gerson, the wife of a banker, residing in Rue de Monsey, Paris. While the coiffeur was dreraing her 'hair, into whioh she rubbed a lotion °entatning a quantity of alcohol, it suddenly ignited. Mme. Gerson rushed into her bedroom and, rolling on the bed, at last auoaeeded in nutting out the flames, whioh were burning Ser terribly and then she hurried off to the chop of a neighboring druggist, who did all that he could for her, but in spite ofevery effort that could he made to save her life, she expired within twenty-four hours after the aaeident happened. How her locket whioh, as her head was resting ou the batik of the chair, nearly teeed the ground, chine to catch fire to not even new' explained, me the hairdresser lost all his presence of mind and, instead of helping the poor lady, took 'up his lamp and purling irons and hastened from the room. A Mexicanragedy, A des atoh fromillausiogo , Mexico, sayer -A terrible tragedy is reported from the village of (Napa, weet of here. A ball was to progress at the home of.J 00e Ferrate, a prominent citizen of the plane. Louis Martinez, a young Spaniard, became en. raged at being refused a dance by a young lady, and drew a pistol, and began firing indiscriminately into blip crowd of deneers. He fired a dozen or more shots, and killed three men and one woman, Ho then left the plane, and has not yet been captured. ffolden Wedding. Dibbius-••Ooming around to my golden wedding next week 7 lIrokit (indignantly) -Your golden wed- ding 2 Why, man, you're not 35. Dibbine--1Yo i but I've bagged an heir- WAR 511JP SCOT TO PJE JES 11WER$ DISQLQSR T1ig;IRR 1VQI.lf QP JAPANISE QRUISFIt$. Tha $nnitooTransport ICow-$k414 SPA A4 ltailltng hiijbt-„AwruL work of Teeltotlo Shot and $h011, -The !tonna 'Twren Docks !tucked 1111th Hundreris ed !Pend, Advises from Chefoo eay divers have been at work on the Uhlneee transport Kow-Shing, Ronk by the Japanese aruieora off the YAM, They report that the vessel ie An appalling Sight, ae she be literally torn to pieces with shot and abell, There le no doubt of her haying been Sunk by a torpedo, as there is a large, ragged opening in bee port, bilge into and through one 01 the bunkere. She is riddled all about the water line with big ehot holes, and from the top of her foremast down to the water Una there ere marks of the machine -fire gun, About half way up the meat, where the rigging joins, be badly torn by small projeo• Wee. Probably many poorwretehee climbed up there to be slaughtered. The mainmast is gone, possibly injured by the Erring. Her decks ere torn up and oplluter- throughout, and marks of mechine•gun and shell Are cover the ship from end to end, pertioularly about the funnel ageing,' which le badly riddled. The 'tween decks are full of dead, many of the rooms being packed, especially on the starboard side, where hundreds of poor wretches had crawled to mope, if possible the pitiless storm of projectile. The North China News comments on this as 10110ws : Any unoeceeeary eacrifice of life or property is not Iegittmate warfare. It is barbarous, and there was not the slightest excuse for sinking this ship. She was a good, eafe prize, and eoiild not poeaibly escape. At the worst, her rudder might have been shot away ; but' to fire torpedoes, to pound away with shot and shell from two, eight and six-inoh guns, to haul down a shower of nitrate from machine guns on a small steamer crowded , with human beings, was an act whioh we need not now characterize., FLYING FISH CAUSES A FIGHT.. Cowen- Abroad a Steamer, Striking a Man in 11s Flight. The captain of a steamship plying between Jamaica and Barbadoee arrived in New York recently from Havana. Some of hi sea storiea.were 50 salty that theywill keep for a long time. Here to one: Among his passengers on a regent voyage were two old, quartermasters of the British navy, the beat of friends, on their way to Demerara Sometimes they got into heated arguments, but invariably wound up with a sip from each other's flask. One afternoon as they were walking up and down the deck, quar- reling oven the question of disestablishment. the captain, who happened to be looking straight at them from' the bridge, caw a flyingfieh come over the bows and strike the quartermaster, who was doing most of the talking at that particular moment, square in the jaw. It was a terriflo blow. The fish weighed about three quarters of a pound and, coming with a lively wind, was almost like a Minis ball. Itneerly knocked the quartermaster down. He, heated with his argument., because on the losing side, supposed that hie friend had taken offence at acme remark and etr,ok him with his fiat, 411 the British balking blood wile boiling hot ou the instant, and, hauling off, he delivered a righthand awing that sent quartermaster No. 2 to the .deck. 'Then at it they went, hammer and tongs. The captain hurried down to separate them, which he did only by the hardest sort of work. Holding them apart as well as he could, be ran his eye over their bruised and pattered faces, their disheve .all hair, their disordered clothes, and ask- 1 what they were fighting about. "Ha .dt me in the jaw,” said No. 1. ''He bit me drat," said No. 2, "It's a lie," said No. 1. "lie hit me first, and I allow no man, friend or enemy, tobit me like that." They kept it up for some time, each trying to got at the other, till the captain pointed at the poor little fish lying in the lee scuppers, and explained the nature of the first blow. After glaring at each other for a moment they &hook hands without a word and wend, ed their way below dente arm in arm, and a cold bottle settled the rest. Paying a Hotel Bill in Japan. Canon Tristram, in the Leisure Hour, gives an amusing account of settling hie. hotel bill in Japan. "The final reckoning with our hoot," ,aye the Canon, "was to me a most amusing illustration of the national courtesies. Mr. Kanaya acted as though the produotion'of his bill were the moatpaiuful effort, and at length reluet- antly brought it forth, consisting of a number of Chinese sorawle on atrtps of tieeue paper. On bended knees and for head touching the mat, did my friend push it forward, I, bowing as well as my stiff Western bank would permit me, pieced the proper sum, wrapped in thin white paper, before him, for nothing is more illbred than to hand coin `without its being wrapped in paper. Again it was received with bowing, low, lower, lowest ; but it is always the rule of politeness to pay some- thing niore than the bill -in fact, to pay a Hotel bill not would be considered an insult, or, at !oast, a mark 0131000 diesatibfaotion. Therefore, wrapping a yen (dollar) in white paper, 1 added 11 with low bows, It was, rammed with lower, and finally pressed upon the host with still more profound inclinations, and was at length duly and gratefully rcoeived. The bright' little waiting maid received her yen with, the Immo show of mallet reluctance." Scotch Colliery Flooded, A despatch from Seltaeate, a town on the Bay of Ayr, Scotland, says that the Auoh. enharvie colliery, near that place, wee flooded on Friday, and thee ibts feared that a score of pereous, have perished. No de• toile are given. A later diepatoh says that the dieaeter was doused by water breaking out front old disused warkinga. At the time the diepatoh WAS emit the water was still 'rising in the mins. About 90 miners were at work when the acdidenb occurred, Moat of them scraped, but 14 were known to be still fn the mite mei it is fated that all have portehed, The patience of France is to be put to a severe Wel by the oolebeettone of (Armen viotoriee whioh are to take pleat) during the next few wanks, There will be ahem.) ox, 00101000 to paints of interest, inelodiug euoh battlefields so lie within the territory whioh was transferred from Frenoe to Ger' many as a result of the war, A Penrose of veterans' 11niane will ba bold at Strasbourg.. The fall of the city will be oolnnieinorated, and the vetrans will receive medals atrnpk from the captured cannon. It would be generoue for the victor& to refrain from times domonstratipne, but the truth le that the value on war as a breeder of noble and ohivarlous sentiment has bean mnah pver•estimated. 29l4, In the " Debaole," bee done a service to humanity by stripping war of its illusion,/ and ehowlug ite ugly and repulsive features. Shot for Steaiing Eraft, A deepatoh from Washington, D. C„ says;• -'Just about noon on Friday a bay ran from the garden surrounding General Flegler's residence here,aud as the report of a rifle rang out he fell to the ground. When he was poked up he WAS dying and in an hour was dead. His murderer was Mies Hagler, ayoung daughter of the Chief of Or eanee of the United States army. Her excuse was that the bey was one of a crowd who had lien robbing fruit from the gar- den, and that he was in the sot of stealing when she shot him. The girl was fume- diately arrested. The boy's name was Ernest Groan, and he was colored, Gen- eral Flagler is in Toronto, Canada. Two Dollars a Day Up. Mr. Slimpurse-I see you advertise your rate, atS2 a day up. Hotel Clerk -Yee, sir ; you can get avoommodations at 32 up, but you'll; have to go up pretty high, Front, show the gentleman to the roof, For Twenty-five Years D N �ryry�� 7 ? ' ra. .n N S B K NG POWDER THECOOK'S BEST FRIEND LARGEST SALE IN GANADA. )1f1.aro, i,gRRl ll. Toronto, OMarlp. As Well as Ever After Taking Hood's Sarsaparilla ClAred of a Serious D1se8Se. "1' was suffering iron what is known a9 Bright's disease for Ave years, and for days at a time I have been unable to straighten myself n4. l was In bed for three weeks; during ictal time I had leeches applied and derived no bene. At. Seeing hood's Sarsaparilla advertised fn the papers I decided to try a bottle. X found ar all rzia RESk lin relief before Iliad meshed taking half eta bot- tle. I got so much help from taking the first bottle that I deeioed to t y another, and sine taking tie second bottle I fee. as well as ever Itlldlamylife." GEO. 7dnrtionr' ,TOronto,tint. Mood's Pills are prompt and efficient, set easyotaction. 'Sold 01-011druggists. 2110. A New Destroyer. 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J 131U MAP? force le diminished, and ae a result the stomach will not digest the food, a theliverbecomes torpid, the kidneys will not ant properly, the heart and lungs suffer, and in fact the whole' system becomes weakened and sinks on account of the leak of nerve force, South American Nervine is based on the foregoing scientific discovery1, and is so prepared that it acts directly on the nerve centres. It immediately increases the nervous energy of the whole system, thereby enabling the different organs of the body to perform their work perfectly, when disease at once disappears. It greatly benefits in one day. f Mr. Solomon Bond, a member of the Society of Friends, of Darlington, Ind., writes: "I have used six bottles of South American Nervine and I consider that every bottle did for me one hundred dollars worth of'good,' because I. have not had a goats night's sleep for twenty years on a000unt of irritation, pain, horrible' dreams, and general nervous pros-? tration, which has been caused by' chronic: indigestion and dyspepsia of the stomach, and by a broken down condition of my nervous system. But now 1 can lie down and sleep all el night as sweetly as a baby, and $ feel like 'a sound man. I do not'{ think there has ever been a medicine introduced into this- oanntry, Wltiok. will at all ampere with thio aN d O acre for the ooh and necliMi Wholesale and Retail Agent fol^ Ilrusllelg