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zit 13, 1835
NEWS
NUTSHaL.
THE; VERY LATEST I 1 Q14 ALL THE
WORLD OVER.
interesting Items About Our Own Country,
Great nr)t4fn, the United States, and
Ail Parts of the Glebe, Condensed and
Assorteed for Easy Reading.
Two women were ernothered in a
fire at St. Hyacinthe, Que,
The , People'o , Heat b Light Com-
pany is organizing an extensive plant
in. Halifax.
Mrs, Roger of Montreal, died with
symptoms of poisoning after a Supper
of oannea salmon,
The Ottawd•Field Battery lathe win-
ner of the Governor-Genera/Ai OUP for
general efficiency.
Mr. 0, H. Kitchen of Copetown, was
thrown out of his waggon at Hamilton
and very seriously injured.
The Oliio tug Telephone, seized in
Lake Erie by the Canadian auhori-
ties for poaching, will be sold.
The question of a public library will
in all probability be submitted to the
citizens of Ottawa at the municipal el-
ections,
A throe -year-old daughter of Mr.
George F. Gibson of London fell ipto
a pail of hot water' and was scalded to
death .
Miss Maggie Symington of Napanee
ishas the first time this an degreee has been
conferred on a woman,
A young man named McTaggart, liv-
ing in London South,, knocked. bis eye-
ball out with a whip that ho was
striking a horse with.
Miss Sarah Sleetb, a well-connected
young woman of St. John,, N. B., coin-
mitred suicide by shooting herself
through the heart.
A. company is , being formed by the
citizens of Leamington to establish a
beet sugar factory, with a capacity. of
1,000 tons of beets per day.
The city of Toronto has contracted
for the winter coal supply with a Buf-
falo firm at a much lower rate than
that tendered by the local dealers.
ommadetion of the 0m411 detaelimonts ban, ilolieinia, ,Ile waa Slatyyear§
f mounted peliee sent to the frontier, of 400,
„ �� D•,F t
Blandin, the rope w.afor thettblieation of
tied et Landon. - en artiole in /ale paper.
Sir, Charles Di1'ke is opposed to the Word has been received in Berlin a
division oP Turkey, the death of Otto Ehlers the explorer,
The Duk of Weata�liileter owoe Lon- and peroonal friend of Emperor' Wil*
don' peeper'y worth mere than 400,000,- 1ntm in Brit1sh Guinea.
000, Rvor seventy, mon and women were
Third-class dining care are to be tried killed
il seddoby a. rear a aoaion the the If
on the Great Northern railway between a
being blown into atoms,
The British Admiralty, is acid tohavo
obtained cpm late soundings from Bri-
tisk merebano vessels whieh have re -
Wales and Prince Karl of Sweden will, It is reported that six thousand Span -
a is understood, take place in London lards residing in Algeria have '''olune
in June next, teered their services to the Government
A London society paper nays that the for active duty wit'a the troops in Cuba,
GREAT BRITAIN, i or08'or, of Menthe'
baa been
Oen-
thawed
Dr, to tlireo months imprSsonmOnt
lker, was mar fol lase nia.lcsto o p
1..,ondon and Leeds,
There is rospeat of a settlement of
the Belfastp and Clyde shipbuilders
trouble by arbitration,
The marriage of Princess Mand of
Max Bachmann of Montreal bas been
arrested on a charge of burning two
or three houses for the sake of the.in-
surance money on his furniture.
The judgment disqualifying, ex -Mayor„
Aubry of Hull from public office for life
and fining him 5994 has been confirmed
by the Court of Appeal in Montreal.
,Samuel Davis founder of the.
great cigar -manufacturing firm'„ of S.
Davis & Sons, of Montreal, died in that
city on Saturday afternoon, in his six-
ty-first year.
Mr. Andrew Gregory, Hill, Police
Magistrate of the Counties of Welland
and Lincoln, died at his home in Ni-
agara Falls, Ont., on Saturday night,
aged sixty-one.
It is understood that the Donaldson
line will put_ on a steamer between St.
John, N.B.,' and Glasgow, and will make
runs during. he winter as frequently as
traffic demands.
William Smith, a carpenter, aged 50,
fell from the roof of a two-storey frame
house at Niagara Falls, Ont., twenty
feet to the ground. He fell on bis head,
and was instantly killed.
Duchess of York is a very dutiful wife,
and always .consults her husband on
matters of dress.
A purse was presented to Dr.Berner,
do in ,Condon on Tuesday last, in recag-
nition of bis good work in founding
homes for destitute children in London
and Caned',
From 'I'nt'ro eighty-nine brothers of
the Order of St, Frame's de Sales, and
twenty sisters, were sent out in Oeto-
her as missionaries to South America,
Jules Barthelemy -Saint -Hilaire, the
well-known French classie scholar, was
found dead in his study in Paris on
Sunday evening he was ninety years
Arthur Arnold, the well-known EnEK- of age ,
lisp traveller and writer, is dead. He Coataki, Anthoponlos Effendi, for-
ted an extremely active life, bath as a marl Gverncr of the Island of Crete,
klip Disoaso.
ILO dlaaaso oscura moat frequently
in childhood and.sarly youth, Its causes
are often apparently very slight, local
injuries and exposure to cold being
among the more eommop, In children
the prodispasing cause may be earefule,
and among older persons rheumatism•
Disease of the hip -joint is easily reeog-
nized, Before the signs of actual hi'
flammation can be distinguished, there
le apparent a degree of stiffness of the
joint. When the person 1108 00 his back
the knee is bunt upward, and any at-
tempt to straighten it only results in
hollowing in the small of the book, be-
cause the hip -bone mane with the leg.
Wasting of the limb on the affected
side, sometimes to a marked degree, i8
usually an early manifestation of trou-
ble in the hip -joint. The pain, however,
by a trick wbich the nerves sometimes
play, is often referred to the inner side
of the knee, 8o that the trouble seems
to originate at that point. The pain is
most severe when the disease begins in
the bone instead of in the, jaoint,
As the disease advances, ovidenc0 of an
active disturbance is more plainly recog-
nizable. Abscesses form, which may
open at almost any Point on the surface
of the thigh. The destructive process
may go on until the entire upper end
of the tbigb-bone is eaten away., Re-
covery usually results in a stiffened
joint, with the leg slightly flexed on the
abdomen.
It is difficult exactly: to forecast the
outcome of hip disease, If taken` in
band in its earliest stages, and if the
natural resistance of the person is good,
the disease may succumb to persistent
treatment. Not many constitutions will
stand the steady drain of a chronic bone
politician and author. He was sixty-two has been appointed Turkish Ainbass
years of age, dor to Great Britain, in succession to
Mails by the steamer Fuerst Bie- the late Rustemi Pasha.
marek landed at Plymouth were de -The Berlin Tageblatt asserts that
livered in London six hours earlier I Germany, Russia, and France have con -
than mails from the same boat landedeluded an alliance committing them
at Southampton.to common action upon all questions
It Is announced in London that instruc- concerning Turkey.
tibns have been sent to the British Min- A history of the Armenian massacres
Ester at Rio uestion to invite Brazil ofto Published lately shows that 13,150 lives
submit the question of the ownership . ere sacrificed, and most of the sur -
the Island of Trinidad to arbitration. vivors, whose property was looted, are
Social London is very gay this season. in a starving condition,
The drawing -rooms of the West end pp
were and
as wellugilled asofhamuae-- :saderare Sir toi1Turkey,1 has backedBritish
down in
now, and the many places mi
meat are so many gold mines to the his demand, for :permission for a gun -
happy managers who preside. boat to pass through the Bosphorus,
and the Turkish palace party is very
In receiving a Wesleyan deputation.
Lord Salisbury said that he did not care triumphant.
to conceal his strong animus in favor A special despatch froom St LniEai saysu
O the Episcopal and Romansee Catholic that
been destroyed by the natives of
Churches m the matter of oh fai
tation. This hes given much offence to the
gunyboat thattiseusually station-
the dissenting element, d those iters
Joseph Creasman, tailor, of Leth-
bridge. was sentenced to five years' im-
prisonment for burning his store, and
Miss Ruble Clifton, his accomplice, re-
ceived a three-year sentence.
A son of Mr. Napoleon Belanger of
the Public Works Department at Otta-
wa
tb -
wa was drowned while skating,
the boy's brother and a companion were
rescued by aid arriving promptly.
Shortis, who is in the Beauharnois
gaol under sentence of death for the
Valleyfield murder, is as indifferent as
ever. He eats and sleeps well, and
never. says a: word to the guards about.
bis fate.
A delegation, representing the Ot-
tawa and Georgian 13ay Canal, waited
on the Government of Quebec to ask
aid for the scheme. Premier Tallinn
promised to give it early considera-
tion.
The directors of the Ottawa and Gati-
neau railway want to lease every un-
claimed lake between Wakefield and
Desert, some forty in number, and to
make the Gatineau district a sports-
man's resort.
A report on the inspection of foods,
drugs, and fertilizers during the past
fiscal year has been presented to the
Controller of Inland Revenue by Com-
missioner Miall, and will shortly be
issued to the public.
Cardinal Logue, Primate of Ireland,
has issued a pastoral letter censuring
the British Ambassador to Italy for.
having raised the British flag over the
Embassy in. Rome duringthe recent
national celebrations, whicact the Car-
dinal regards as an insult to the head
of,the Church.
UNITED STATES.
A case of leprosy has been• discovered
in. New York.
A sale of 10,000 tons of Eng]is k steel
rails has been made in New
e in w .
In the Italian Chamber of Deputies child is too young or too weak to be con-
Si nor Sonnino, in presenting the bud- wild admit splint f some movement of be
vewhichusted the
body.
o
No of hip disease should remain
at any time during its course out of the
hands of a competent physician, who
will be able to judge wben the patient
is out of danger, or when the disease
sore.
At any rate the expectant form of
treatment, as it is called, rest and gen-
eral tonins, is conducive to the best re-
sults,
Absolute rest in bed is demanded in
the first stages of the disease. If the
kfl1Stetlen Of the Heart Degna ,
Palpitation of the heart to perhaps the
mase (imago= synpt0m of Wert disoa
n
e
w
and le defined ee puleetiees that are per-
valved the patient, It comae on in.
pparoxysma, with intervals of more or less
freedoin from attack, The heart may
begin to beat violently' it may pound
against the walla of the cheat; the veeeele
may throb m the neck; the sloe become
outlined, alta the bead ache; or on the
other hand, the boart may be very rapid
and very feeble, ao the pulse may cermet
only of a eeriee of rapid and almost fmpai.
peteewavee.
Those suffering from palpitation or Out,
tering of the heart should net delay treat•
meat a single hour. Dr. ,Agnew's Cure for
the Heart will always relieve this trouble
within the first half hour and for this
canon is regarded by phytoiana generally
es the greatest known remedy for the
heart. Sold by druggists,,
There were 11,890 persons in penal ser-
vitude in Great Britain and Australia
in 1870 and only 4,840 in 1895.
set, announced that the surplus won
he 1,270,000 lire this year, and that be
expected a surplus next year of 5,020,-
000 Alm without a new loan.
A dertch from Shanghai says it is
rep
sorted there that no railway cences-
siwis have been gran
t
oredtof g
ment intends henceforth to keep railway
bonding in its own hands.
A despatch from Eeyrout confirms the
a
r nets 1 assumes a more serious aspect.
M China, and that the Chinese Govern-
Bishop Alexander W. Wayman of the report of the grave situation of affairs
African M.E. Church dropped dead at existing in Syria and Palestine,
Baltimore. wbich places are flooded with Turkish
New York police commissioners have soldiers, bearing the significant green
deoided to try the experiment of mount- flag of the Prophet, instead of the Turk-
ing patrolmen on bicycles. ish flag.
Mayor Swift . presented a black plc- The Berlin police the other morning
ture of Chicago's municipal debts and raided the Louses of the Socialist
difficulties at a reform meeting heltlin members of the Reichstag and
:t
that city. leaders of the Socialist• party,nd al
The Rev. Peter. Trimble Rowe, who their letters and paperswere impound
was educated at Toronto Universityy, ed and taken to the office of the Chief
was consecrated in New York, on Sat- of Pollee.
urday, Bishop of Alaska.
Mr, E. 0. Benedict, a close friend of
President Cleveland, says that he be-
lieves Mr. Cleveland does not want the
nomination for a third term.
A penniless tramp named Maurice
Barker, who slept m a Hamilton police
station on Sunday night, Monday morn-
ing received a, draft for fifteen bun
dredsterlingfrom England, being
his share of his father's estate.
James. H. Ford, alias Wood, of Win-
nipeg was sentenced to 23 months in
jail. at Montreal for forging a C. P.R.
passenger ticket. Ford deserted his
wife and family at St. Phillippe and
eloped with a young woman.
A convict in the St. Vincent de Paul
penitentiary bas notified the warden
that he knows the man who killed Ma-
dame Definers, at St. Henri, last June, for
which crime Napoleon Demers, the wo-
man's husband, will shortly be tried.
A deputation from the Chamber of
Commerce of Montreal asked the Gov-
ernment to send a delegation of busi-
ness men to France to ascertain upon'
what basis trade could be encouraged
and developed. Mr. Ives promisedto
consider the request.
The wife of Mr. Frederick Griffith,
moulder, of London, Ont., gave birth to
tripplets on Thursday, two boys and a
girl. All are healthy and well formed.
The couple have been married fifteen
years, and have had eleven ohildren.
On the first occasion Mrs. Griffith pre-
stinted her husband with twins.
The estimates of the hundred or more
agents of the Bankers' Association,'
stationed throughout Manitoba, regard-
ing this year's crop, which are absolut-
ely reliable, are as follows :—Wheat,
total acreage, 1,140,2761 total yield,
• 83,843,392 bushes. ar'rley—Acreage,
153,839: total yield, 5,993,5 ,17 bushels.
Oats—Acreage, 482,858; total yield,
. 25,855,080 bushels,
James F. Eagan, the Irish political
prisoner, was welcomed on arriving in
New York by a large crowd of his fel-
1 t men
FIFTEEN MINERS KILLED.
A 11 lied Tons or nock Falls into the
Tilly Foster Mine 'Where the sten `'fere
at work.ow-cowry
Virginia, negroes own $11,000,000 of A despatch from Brewster, N.Y., says:
the 003,000,000 worth of real estate and —Nineteen years ago 50 tons of rock
improveetsin the State reported by fell into the open pit at the Tilly Fos -
the assessor for the. year. Iter iron mine here, killing six miners
"Baltimore White," a burglar, who is and maiming three others for life.
wanted in many towns along the Inter-
colonial railway for bur lary, has been From that time until Friday the hang -
THE OLD, MIDDLEADED, AND CIUI
DREN
are one and all Cured or Kidney Trouble
by South. American Kidney Cure.
Kidney troubles are not confined .to those
of any age. The grey.haired suffer, and
keenly sometimes. The mon in the vigour
of life hashis happinees, marred by dia.'
treesing,disease of these parts. Much of
the trouble of children is due to disordered
kidneys. South American Kidney Cure
treats effectively thoae of any age. And:
with all alike relief is seoured quickly. In
the most distressing oases relief comes la
not lase than six hours. It is a wonderful
medicine for this one specific and import-
ant purpose. Sold by druggists..
Vis.
For Twenty-five Year
Hints for the Table.
Rapid eating is slow suicide.
Plenty of time should be taken.
Fish and oysters are easily digested.
An hour or two of rest should be tak-
en after the meal.
Dfere gratification of the appetite is
very likely to shorten life.
Dinner should be of a lighter nature
in summer than in winter.
A quert of wheat contains more nutri-
ment than a bushel of cucumbers.
There is a happy mean between eat-
ing everything and being squeamish.
It is not good to dine when in a state
of mental or physical weakness.
Two pounds of potatoes contain as
mirth nutriment as thirteen pounds of
turnips.
Light soups, light desserts and light
meats should have the preference in
warm weather.
Abuse of the stomach at dinner will
be isbmentt hataid ner or comes later
to theythat glutton un
captured in Boston and will be held ing walls which rise 400 feet above the.
For Dyspeptics.
" Never eat a meal when you are
tired. Either sit dn owor lie down ten
awaiting extradition proceedings. working level of the pit, Lave under- 1 or fifteen minutes to rest before eating,
H. H. Holmes was sentenced to death gone daily inspection. If this inspee-
at Philadelphia for the murder of Benj.
Pietzel, the application foranety trial tion revealed any crevice or other sign
being refused The date of the execs- of danger work below was abandoned
tion will be fixed by the Governor, and
peale
been dislodged. The' extreme caution
lecture ha Washington on. Saturday The ore is taken from an open pit- The
d-
itpr
is obable that the case will be ap-
tti
until the threatening overhang had
Prof. Marcus Baker, in a scientific exercised prevented many accidents,
evening referring to the Alaskan beim opening at the surface is about 600 feet
ary dispute, said the only arbitration in its
admissible was thegreatest length and 400 in its
arbitration of battle
if the British claim should be insisted greatest width. Years ago the method
Azarie Gauthier, the murderer of Cel-
ina Consigny, confined in jail at Mont-
real, has been handcuffed for the last
two days, except at meals, and then
two guards have to watch him, He is
a terror to all the inmates in the in-
fireary. He made a deliberate attempt
to kill a guard, and would likely have
succeeded had it not been for the watch-
fulness of the other patients,
Capt. A. E. Cuthbert, of the Canadian
mounted police, who Ss at present in
San Francisco, in an interview on the
Alaskan boundary, said that Canada is
not establishing posts on the frontier
in connection with the dispute, but sim-
ply to maintain order. The imaginary
forts are simply barracks for the ac -
on of mining was in the usual way by
The Rev. Dr. Parkhurst, on Thanks- shafts • and drifts opening into rooms
giving day, preached a sermon on taw- about 25 by 100 feet, and 75 feet high.
k H id that the
lessneea in New Yoe a said.
The pillars left to sustain the roofs were
Rome boy train -wreckers shouldbe tried of solid ore, and of about the same and convlctell within a week, and hang- mansions as rho rooms. When this
di-
ed within a mouth. He also referred method of mining had continued down
scathingly to the evil wrought bi son- to he 400 -foot level it was decided to
saThe Ree Dr. or son, Baptistts pf crime. lift to the surface the rich pillars and
T , of Je ars n City, , a., haclergy- floors, which were formed entirely of
tan, d Jefferson threeeMo., whoI re- ore, carrying not less then 62 ,per cent.
turned from a - months' tour of of are iron. This work had progressed
Turkey and the Holy Land, says thbe down to the 400 -foot level. Huge der -
hanged. He
MinisterdeclaresTerrell should edbe ricks with long booms supported the
the gM�o. In nh that hehas aiding heavy cable with car attached, which
ins Mohammedan Church, and is aiding was dropped to the working level, load -
ns, matead fn and killing of Chris- ed and hoisted to the surtace. Friday
tions, instead of protecting them_.. afternoon about 30 men were at work
Reports of business in the United on the 400 -foot level breaking ore and
States this week are not entirely. satis- loading the cars sent down by the
factory ; general dulness is experienced, cable. • About 3.30 o'clock the entire
prices are shrinking, stocks are usually northwest wall, containing they
large and the demand weak, while die- 100 TONS OP ROC7iS,
tribution . is delayed by unfavorable
weather. The movement of orops is only fell into the pit, killing not less than
fair, and wheat and cotton are being eleven men, and inflicting serious injury
held beak in the hope of higher prices. upon nine others. William Aspell and
Bides have s again declined, ase, a rule . four others ran they knew not whither,
changeforrers are doing (hila, and no and escaped. Five Italians also got out
change for r. better courses the probable until alive. The cable and its ear were not
the Statesthas
had adepressing
es holidayff b, injured. Aspell and his companions, as
the h ihas a d weather effect, soon as the boulders stopped rolling
which mild and storm weather line m down the slope, looked over the wreck.
ca et o incresase stooks near the buyers never
TheY saw
Patrick
e g aMurtha triigg -
the year also helps to explain the gen- anrrock.o g'1'hey assisted him. The cable
oral slackness.
GENERAL. • car brought clown three Italians, who
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OWDER
THECOOKSBEST FRIEND
LARtEST SALE' 1H CANADA.
Mr, MJacob -Wilcox of St, Thomas,
Ontario, is one of the best ]nfovtn leen
in that vicinity. He is now, be ear,
an old man, but Hood's Sarsaparilla
has made him feel young again.
"About it year ago I had a very severe
%ttevk of the grip, which resulted -in niy
not. having a well day for several months
afterwards. i was completely run down
sad my system was in a
Terrible Condition.
I lost flesh and became :depressed
In spirits. Finally afrlend who had been
benefited by Boodle Sarsaparilla advised
me to try it and I did so. I continued take
it until I used twelve bottles and
today I can honestly say Hoods Sun-
ni has restored me to my former
health." JAOon •Wmoox, 51. Thomas,
Ontario.
Hood's Sarsaparilla
Is the Only
True Blood Purifier
Prominently In the public eye today. It
cures when all other preparations fail,
Hood's pies the altecatharticr-dinner . p1126a •1 ant
family -
•
Homeopathie.
Mowler—I see some philosopher says
that the way to cure yourself of a love
affair is to run away. Do you believe
Cynics's-Certainly, if you run away,
with the girl.
if you have been walking or doing' any-
thing of an exciting nature. Half of
the cases of dyspepsia aro due to nerv-
ous debility. Eggs, if eaten three times
a day for any length of time, will pro-
duce biliousness and often dyspepsia.
Never go to bed with cold feet. Gentle
exercise before retiring is conducive to
sweet slumber and a healthy digestion.
Exercise a little before breakfast and
never eat oatmeal with sour cream.
Avoid stimulants, for they only give .a
false appetite and no relief. Do not
swallow hastily ice water. Better not
use ice water at all. Never eat in a
hurry. Avoid quick lunches. Exercise
moderately every day in the open air
and healthy digestion will drive away
dyspepsia.
REV. MUNGO FRASER, D. D.,
Recent storms and floods fn Russia
drowned 500 persons, 30 minutes later. Just as the rescuing
The discovery of an effectual cure car started on the return trip more rook
for leprosy is reported from Bogota., fell, and it is reported that one,of the
Forty-six Armenian villages have three Italians mentioned above was
been destroyed by the llemidieh cav- killed. The second downward . trip
airy. brought Patrick H. Kelley and James
Two English missionaries were re- McGinn. in thes They
scoured organized the aminere
cngtly murdered in Madagascar aur- gan to take out the bodies. Rocks
be-
ing a riot. wore i:hrown nff the bodies of Michael
The `recent illness of the Pope was Gannon Thomas. Dennis, John Fagan,
due to the lack of vitality, which condi- an Ans�rfan known as No. 234, and two
tion is increasing. Italians, Nos. 310 and 304. All were
It is reported from Havana that the dead •and horribly mangled. Mark
Cuban insurgents are using dynamite Oritchlev, who seemed to be suffering
in blowing up railway trains. Ifroni a traoture of the spine, probably
Sir Herbert Mtti'rey, the new Goveral fatal, was taken home, as also was
nor of Newfoundland, has arrived, and Patrick Burns, who will recover. Supt.
received an enthusiastic welcome. Tompkins and Foreman Lynch received
Thedeath is announced at Honiton
of General Colborne, who first saw ser-
vice in the Canadian rebellion of 1838,
The name of Emperor William has
been suggested as an arbitrator of the
British -Venezuelan boundary dispute.
The "on -man -one -vote" and •r4omen's
suffrage measures Passed. a second
reading rne i Le
rendered further assistance. Murtha
was placed' on the car, hoisted to the
surface and taken home, where he died
the odies upon the 9urfate, and sir
Milted them to the view of Coroner
Penny and a jury, Then undertakers
cared for - hem as the relatives and
friends directed. Darkness came. on
rapidly, anti the falling rooks continued
to threaten rescuing parties, when Mr.
Tompkins ordered all hands to the
surface. The bodies believed to ben the
EX -MEM
Or Hamilton. Out. this Well -Known
rrrobytorlan 22101110, i'neter of Irons
Church, llautilton, Ont.. hoe Used Dr.
Agnew's Catae'
rrhal. awder, 111111 Tel1e
Its Virtues.
Few ministers in the Presbyterian Chitral'
of Canada are better known that the Rev.
hiuugo Fraser, D. D., of Hamilton. Hie
great talents have been over and over agei t
recognized in the church courts. Aa a
preacher he hae.few equals, and the people
of Knox Church, one of the largest Presby,
terian churches in Canada, believe he
stands at the head of the lilt. He had
antlered, as se many in his profession Buffer
from oold in the head—a serious hindrance
to those who have mental work to do. Dr,
denew'e Catarrhal Powder was brought
under his notice, and over hie own elgua.
tura he has told of the great benefits it has
conferred on him, as it does on all who use
it.
One short puff of the breath through the
Blower, supplied with eaoh bottle of Dr.
Agnew's Catarrhal Powder, diffuses this
Powder over the surface of the nasal
passages, Painless and delightful to use,
it relieves in ten minutes. and permanently
cures Catarrh, Hay Fever, Colds, Head-
ache, Sore Throat, fonsilitis and Deafness,
60 cents. Sold by drdndiste. Sample
bottle and blower sent on receipt of two 3
cent stamps. S. G. Detwion, 44 Church
street, Toronto.
Easy Enough.
George (nervously) -I'd like the best
in .the world, Kitty, to marry you, but
I don't know how to propose.
Kitty (promptly and practically)--
That's all right, George. You've fin-
ished with me; now go to papa.
Another Hamilton Citizen Cured of
Rheumatism In Three Days.
Mr. I. McFarlane, 246 Wellington street
Hamilton : "For many weeks 1 have
puttered intense pain from rheumatism ;
was ee bad that I could not. attend' to
business, I procured South American
Rheumatic Cure on the recommendation
of my druggist, and was oompletely oared
thi Victoria Legislature. pit are those of James Fox, Jam0
es lark, in three or four days by the use of this
e the Austrian states- a stranger, who began work on Nevem- remedy onh4 'It is the beet remedy I aver
Count von ester ,i saw." Sold b druggists.
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E PARLAML [
ETRUAX.
Hon. Reuben 15. Truax, one of
lJanada's ablest thiukers, and states-
men, a man so highly esteemed by
the people of his district that he WaB
bonored with a seat in Parliament,
kindly furnishes us for publication
the following statement, which will
be most welcome to the public,
inaemnch as it is one in which all
will place implicit confidence. Mr.
Truax says:
" I have been for about ten years
very much troubled with Indigestion
and Dyspepsia, have tried a great
many oiflorent kinds of patent
medicines, and have been treated by
a number of physicians and found
no benefit from them. I was recom-
mended to try the Great South
American Nervine Tonic. I obtained
a bottle, and I must say I found very
groat relief, and have since taken two
more bottles, and now feel that I am
entirely free from Indigestion, and.
would strongly recommend all my
fellow -sufferers from the disease to
give South American Nervine an
immediate trial, It will cure you.
"REUBEN E. TRUAX,'
" Walkerton, Ont,"
It has lately been discovered that
certain Nerve Centres, located near
the base of the brain, control and
supply the sternal with the none -
Gary nerve force to properly digest
the food., 3Vhen these Nerve Oen-
tree are in any way deranged th.
supply of nerve force is at once
diminished, and as a result the food
taken into the stomach is only
partially digested, and Chronic Indi-
gestion and Dyspepsia soon make
their appearance.
South American Nervine is eat
prepared that it acts directlyon the
nerves. It will absolutely cure every
case of Indigestion and Dyspepsia,
and is an absolute specific for all
nervous diseases and ailments.
It usually gives relief in one day.
Its powers to build up the whole
system are wonderful in the extreme.
It cures the old, the young, and the
middle-aged. It is a'great friend to
the aged and infirm, Do not neglect
to ass this precious boon ; if you do,
yon may neglect the only remedy
which will restore you to health.
South American Nervine is perfectly
safe, and very pieasent to the taste.
Delicate ladies, do not fail to use this
great cure, because it will put the
bloom of freshness and beauty upon
your lips and in your cheeks, and
quickly drive away your disabilities
and weaknesses.
Dr, W. Washburn, of New
Richmond, Indiana, writes s "I have
used South Amerioan Nervine in
my family and prescribed it is
my practice. Itis' a moat excellent
remedy."
A. ARAIINIAN Wholesale and Retail Agent for IlrussoIS