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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1896-12-18, Page 7'k a3H, VARYTg ' FRoly AU4'I"kita WD IRf•0111MM Marlborough east tweeity thousand. pounds, A eyed wave of extreme severtY is providing throughout , England: anti several deaths oe tramps and others from exposure tp the weather are re- ported, Skating is freeC-Y indelgod le, d t h s that the Can- adian , Gazette asserts that enquiries Made in the hi hest quarters failed T B T. $ $ E L 1.1.x. �tw WEAN A CHASED BY DOES SCJIU TATE CABLE TU "S, OFFICERS USE BLOODHOUNDS TQ A GOOD SYSTEM MAY IDE INTRO - CAPTURE HER, DUCED INTO BRITISH SCHOOLS, giPI •eat,Acar•91a l 1,1r1 tlespeeede^ Prot) , , Great ll. A London cepa o says A t b uuulte i t 1 e 4k Miniver etrttte-. tUN'QI a 14'hi4r a P141id or the �leilii u led to ' extensive It r •ilie:et 1 prpc lttaIn about Vetted Own teuntry, disclose ally • l pocleeoaten on t11d part• of teen, and in Vbiliteti or nevhlry-,IteS 1Pei"iee alba the Chttiese-An Aneblenl (311410 ltrltala, the Wilted State(, and tee Duke and Anahea6 -of Yi ark ftp yea eon TIole in a Vhsiu none. i41..51Rrn4•ie, i,L`U„ the All Parts of the Gine, Gondeased and Canada Next year, For the first time in the bistory of- A des at h front Lyndon A ,assorted PAO Wetting, The anyiea ei Lora i an has p u o on on says:. - for ca nal Th 1r t t Guardian nays a the state of Geozgiaa'" to won hundred constables raided the Batten, CANADA' Stan ubona\iu1 ,no11epauishsGovernment been lruntoc1 and chased down by brood- l,ezg C'ub, on Casnvell road at an early Part Arthw haxllor is frozenove1• with reference to the detention in,Ouba mounds, hour on Sunda mornin and arrested of Richard and John Beatty. residents This woman is known as Mattie one hundred and' fitly 'mesons, arrested her Belleville Mid 10,uirt'hs,• 1 nae' •ia o and 1 deaths during Novomher, A gain elevator, to cost §500,000,18 to bo ereetod at l�ingston, has The Montreal Cotton Company deolared a quarterly dividend of 2 per cent. Dr, It, J, Woods, late of Toronto, died en Tuesday at Vancouver, B.C., of pneumonia, John Mills,, a keeper in the Kingston PienitentierY has, fallen beir to an es- tate of $140,000 lu Scotland, Moway andthefinances l e is conn a e rather bad play consider- ing plans to relieve the pressure, Mr. John McKeown County Crown Attorney of Lineoin, died at the Hotel Dieu hospital, Kingston, yesterday,' The Ottawa Free Preis advocates the. abolition of the Aot exemptincivil servants from the process o garnishee, The medical staff of the Ottawa Gen eral Hospital ]las resigned Ln a body, accusing the directors of not keeping faith. The young Galician girl who v,•as stricken with smallpox in Winnipeg died on Tuesday night. There are no • uew cases. A number of the employees of thh bC. een discht shopsrgedr there is tno work for, them. The Keewatin tris Power supplyelectric reeking transmuted a dist- anceIn 'Vinnipe�g, ance of 130 miles, Mr. Harry foster, a brother of the ex -Minister of finance, fractured his skull by falling down stairs atMoncton and diad in a few hours. The threatened split of the High Court of Quebeo Independent Order of Foresters into French and ' L'nglish seems to have been averted. A young mom named T was 00- ' oP h an ' cidentally killed a law days ago m the Lake Dauphin country by his two bro- thers, who mistook him tor a wolf and shot him. Mr. A. D. flint, assistant post- master at Breland,Man., shot himself through the headwhile handling a Medea revolver in kis office, dying in a few minutes. Miss Pennock, telegraph operator at Langdon, N.W.T., had her ',legs crush- ed under a train. One was amputat- ed, and the young lady is in a very critical condition: The Dominion fisheries Department has promised a supply of salmon eggs to the Hawaiian republic, to see rf the Canadian fish will thrive in the waters of that vicinity. of Ii1Itlsh Columbia, '\ bite, end 0118 immediate cause Int!: ng many \roman: NnLhing is known in London offlojal arrest teas the attempted murder of a :Phare is much interest around aot- eircles of the rumoured intention of keightiag Mr; Laurier on New. Year's white man named William Afasoa a ter Lr the London Times, sinned h 1 ld you h tin the suburbs oS visit cials. was r olio instruction given to meriese Ata meetlegg of the British Tmeile I I ne introe t it was soon f e 'r'ila 0118 Duke of Devon- g • •e day; but those;.ia a desire that e t lou re, mato an Fashioned Patriot," explaining ;he pat - vi t Dnglanil and become acquainted home Georgia i A The with too Brutish Minister, and aM immediate 088805in of Mason youths, IIs tells chow not only the • i'n d that hit 4 bay,, but the air's, in the United shire said that he believed the Imperial he was only a tool of Federation sentiment was growing, bat that tee idea of free trade wilbie the Empire 'bad not yet ince with a hearty response, UNITED STATES. League on Fri Y Mettle 'V and the object of Mason's atoms) e murder was revenge. Mason's brother bad, testified against Mattie 'White in a criminal proceeding against her, and it was the brother who was marked out for assassination. The negro made a mistake in the dark- ness and shot the wrong man, Mattle White is simply an exaggeTat- ' ds giving a Christmas dinner to ad type of the depraved white peep The Mfssopri National Bank, Herten City, has collapsed, Mrs, Henry 'yard Beecher is bed -rid- den from. the effect' of a tall. The Salvation Army, in St. Louis in - At St. John the Pullman Car. Cora - piny. won a suit brought against it for injuries alleged to have been a sus- tained by a passenger owing coldness of a car. At Rat. Portage a Pagan Indian who shot his foster Lather, Chinking hirci a wendigo or evil spirit, was found guilty of. manslaughter. Judge Bose sentenc- ed him Le six months' bard labor. Mr. Sllaug neesy, vice-president of the Canadian Pacific railway, denies the truth of the report that his eine was endeavoring to '-ease the Buffalo and Lake Huron Branch from the Grand Trunk railway. Mr. James Crawford, an elderly Eng- lishman who went to Manitou; Man., from the United States recently, was frozen to death on Monday night, while walking to 1118 son's farm, Lour miles from Manitou. t d States are drilled In giving a militagy salute in the sthoals to the Stars and Stripes, and suggests thee the same system be introduced into British schwas, The letter has been produced everywhere, and tbe Geobe warmly supports the idea adding:—"The Union Jack stands for more than the Star Spangled Benner, recalling a long and glorious past," England may soon see a great rail- way strike, The Amalgamated Socie- ty of Raifavay Servants has beenpress- ingthe companies to reduce the hours of work in certain grades ot ;labor, sudh as those of the signalmen, who work 00 hours a week, ind;uding every third Sunday, for 27 shillings. The London and North-Western Company replies by sending inspectors in plain clothes among the men asking for pledges not to strike or to support the 'three thousand pergons, who lino in the hills about Rome, Ga., The window glass manufacturers of called the Lavender Mountains, She is the United States have r of the exposure she has incurredin. SLC h reorganized about rlmeLeen years old, yet and in spite both the old associations, By ea escape of .gas intwo houses In Rebury, a suburb of Boston, on Sat- urday, three persons lost their lives. A strong effort is being made in Buf falo to prevent the contractors for pub- tic works employing Canadian labor. President Cleveland has purchaseda house on 00tr 00th sheep, New York, in addition to a home in Princetown, N.J. So far the Southern Pacific has had no trouble. from snow, but Northern Pacific trains have been delayed some- what. Floods are doing grew, damage in Wisconsin, and causing intense bard - ship to the people living in the river valleys. Luther Greenman, his wife and four children are reported to have bean burned to death in the destruction of their home fire rat e Perry, The United States & Hayti Telegraph Company have laid a cable direct from New York to Hayti, which is now open for business to 811 South American points. t The comparative statement of the re- ceipts and expendituxes of the lTnited States duringthe month of November shows a deficit of more than seven mil- lion dollars. About six hundred persons living in Milwaukee were poisoned, some serious- ly, by bread obtained from a baker. It contained anemic, and it is supposed the poison was put in the bread. by some enemy of the baker. 'It is stated that the federal Gov2 eminent has decided to follow the ex- ample of the Grand Trunk railway, and henceforth purchase all the goods re- quired o thInterc onial railway in 0. Arrangements have now been perfect- ed by which cattle anti sheep from the Dominion of Canada, for export from Boston, may be entered and examined at the frontier ports of St. Aebeeesand, Island. Pond, Vermont. Burglaries of •country postoffices are so frequent and daring that Major Sherwood, Commissioner of Dominion Peelce, has suggested eo the Postmast- er -Genera: the advisability of adopt - Mg the reward system in vogue in the United States. The Railway Committee of the Privy Council has issued a final order for payment of $CO,0110 to the Hamilton & teli:ton RoadCompany, inextinction of all its rights. Hamilton, the county and to pay eequ1. p ofortionswof theuny e l GREAT BRITAIN, Ex -Empress Eugenie is visiting Wind - sot castle as the guest of the Queen. A Christmas gift from the English people to U • Si Ambassador Bayard is being mooted in London. It is rumored that the Queen may visit Ireland next year, daring the cele- bration of her long reign. Chas. Cushman, the only brother of Charlotte Cushman, t e e e t Ameri- can actress, tiled half savage life, she has a certain kind of wild beauty. Der complexion is fair, her eye clear and keen, and she has re- markably beautiful hair. She is the daughter of. an old county officer who died several year's ago,leav- ing a widow and six young children Mattie being the oldest and about twelve years of age at the time. Her mother bore a very UNSAVORY REPUTATION, and finally became insane from the ef- fects of evil life, and was soot to an asylum, Mattie got a home in a respectable family by the name of Harbour, hue she showed her vicious les run- ning by ten ning away and taking up with . well - to do farmer, wh ohad a wife and chit- dreat of his own. She was only about Telegraph advices from the com- mercial agencies of Messrs. Bradstreet and Dun in New York are ot the kind usual at this dull season. The recent spurt of orders has been filled, and trade generally is quiet, while there is an under -current of activity cones quant on the usual Christmas require- ments. The failures are small for November by comparison with those for the month of October. What is b O5been sbroben up,aandsloweel combine mli Hees are expected to prevail. The general volume of trade is only moderate, and no special activity is expected in any part of the country this year, Stormy "weather has to a certain extent inter- fered with the distribution of goods The dry goods trade is dull for this time of year. Dr. Jameson was removed from Hol- loway o: loway Jail in an ambulance and taken to a private sanitarium in one of the suburbs of London. It is expected that those who were sentenced whiz Dr. Jameson for the Transvaal raid will be liberated from prison before Christmas. It is stated in London that U. S. Ambassador Bayard has decided to de- cline the proposed Christmas giftsug- • gested by the Daily Telegraph. It is understood on high, authority in London that the Laurier Govern- ment will cordially co-operate, in the scheme of I1nperia+l defence outlined re - the Duke of Devonshire. Nolwithslanding the enormous sums the African nuaidnalres arespcndiug on stately residences '[n London, they cannot get admission into clubs and tectal circles where poorer people are wcloomed. The exporters and manufacturers • in London say that their trade with Canadian firms 'who import dry goods from the Ctd Cduntry is not nearly tip to that of termer years. ,Ambassador Ilayard stated leis belief that before his departure from England some permanent .arrangement of arbi- tration will be arranged between Eng- land and the United States, thirteen years old at that time, but she soon acquired a name that made her a terror to the community. The old W001041 regained her reason after a year or two and was set at lib- erty. She came back and took up her abode with Mattie in a one -roomed log- cabin in the Lavender Mountains. There the two held high revel. The place be- came the headquarters for a number of tough characters until the people could stand it no longer, and both women Were placed under arrest. The mother was released and died soon after, but Mottle was sentenced to the chant -gang. Out of pity for bar youth and friendless condition she was allowed to remain in the common jail, and was afterwards released 011 8 Prom ise to reform. Soon after her release she took up bar old habits and was again arrested, and after being con- fined injail for some time was tried, convicted find sentenced to one year IN THE CHAIN -GANG. The man in the case paid his fine and escaped the chain and stripes. Mottle had a big time while in the chain-gang.Her associates were the toughest white men and the lowest class of negroes in all this mountain region, she being the only white woman in the prison at the time. She found mean= of escape from her cell at night by rata ing Ti plank on the flour, and would 50 out and attend the mountain ,franca that are of frequent occurrence ea that region. She would Bens all ni ht,anll, just before day where she would be found next morn- ing sleeping as innocently as if nothing had happened. At last she was detected, and when the superintendent asked her why she came back she laughed at hire. i' Why, Yon must be crazy l" she said• "I have a better bedhere, and more to eat, would • not come bank." cabin. 1'd be a fool Along m September some benevolent people learned that she was the only white woman in the chaiu gang and they interested themselves in her be- half and scoured a pardon on her pro- mise to reform. In a week after her release. She was back at her old tricks and was surrounded by a gang of the worst characters in that section of the country. The suburbs of the city began to be infested with HIGHWAYMEN AND THUGS, and the police and county officers were unable to do anything with them. Hold- ups became frequent, and the same ne- gro that shot Mason answers to the de- scription of the principal in many of the highway robberies. He and Mattie are believed to Nava been the ring- leaders of the gang, and the officers think that since the arrest of Mattie he has been hiding iu the hill Several of the gang have been arrested sine, GENERAL. Spain is fitting out a flying squa- dron. There are now thirteen thousand men on strike in Homburg. Princess Elizabeth of Lippe is dead. She was sixty-three years of age. The Porte denies the reports of re- cent massacres at Diarbekir and Khar- put. Cuban rebels attacked the town of Guanabacoa, near Havana, on Tuesday and burned a part of the town. Arrests of persons suspected of being concerned in plots against the Govern- ment continue in Constantinople. A cyclone, accompanied by heavy floods, has swept the eastern West Indies, causing great loss of life. Sir E. J. Monson, the newly appoint- ed British Ambassador to succeed the Marquis of Dufferin, has arrived in Paris. The Paris police have seized at the Gars du Nord large packages of a manifesto by Prince Victor Napoleon. The Hamburg employers have refus- ed to aabmlt their difference with the striking dock laborers to arbitration. A11 the harbor laborers at Hamburg Committee, and throughout i s aidto b general strike bnoougouEurope im- minent. Gen. Porfirio Diaz, who was first• elected to the Presidency of Mexico in 1870, has just been inaugurated for Lord Rosemead, Governor of Cape h the fifth time. Colony who has been suffering from her apprehusion, and the Lfuxrs that there p a regularly o o[fie edgang of mountain banditti, with Matti° at the hent, 10111th has been causing all the trouble in the neighborhood.. When young Mason was shot down all that saved his life was the fact that the bullet struck his suspender buckle. He was badly wounded, but was able to give a general description o•f the u d Aro. Fixed, p . South cr-- can Nervine. neyoncl Doubt the Greatest Medic;.! Discovery of the Age. -Ti # Ela EVERY. QTRER RAS CURS A Discovery, Based on Scientific Principles. that Renders Failure Impossible. union. Refusal to give the pledge has :ed to several dismissals, Another bit- ter struggva is feared. The poen state that burglaries have been so extensive in the west of Lon- don during the past few months that the thieves gut away with no less than £00,000 of prunder. The year 18110 has proved a rare har,e.;t L.) 1.,.: company promoter. It 11 ss..up,i .Lac el11,710 of shares in dirt rtut have been off ered to the pee.- during, the past eleven months, being the Highest amount in several) years past. The Commander -in -Chief, Lord Wol- seley, speaking on "Modern Armies" et Edinburgh, said he believed that the Chinese were designed above all races to be a .great mintary and naval conquering people, and he added that. if he was •given a free hand and allowed to select English officers as instructors, he would undertake to raise in a couple of yeare a great Chi- nese army, which would be invincible in theEast and hard to beat in Europe. An extraordinary incident at Oxford, which has been the talk of the week, was the ducking of the author ofan article in the university newspaper Isis, attacking the dean of Christ Church. The writer was seized by Christ churchmen and was taken to the town quad, where he was ducked and copies of the paper were burned The editor of Isis only escaped a duck- ing by reason of his delicate health. It is announced that the writer of the article was an American. The dons have interfered, and will send him down. He is reported to be returning to America. The name of the person referred to is not given. Sir Tattoo Sykes, the well-known Yorkshire baronet, advertises in the London Times that he will not be re- sponsible for his wife's debts. Lady Sykes is quite prominent in racing °,t- ees. She was at the bottom of the resent row between Sir Totten Sykes and Lord Marcus Beresford, the for- mer, for a time, refusing to take over the famous mare Lafleche at the sale of the late Baron Hirsch's stud in July last, after Lord Beresford, at the instance of Lady Sykes, who bad given him carte blanche, bid up to 13,- 230 guineas for the mare, and had her knocked down to him at that price. Sir Tattoo, however, relented later, and agreed to pay for Lafleche. The solicitors of Edward J. Ivory, alias .Edward Bell, the alleged lrish- Ameriran dynamite conspirator, have obtained a postponement of his trial for one month Lo enable them to com- plete their chain of evidence in behalf of the prisoner by the arrival of wit- ncsses, depositions„ eta., from New Ycrk, dropsy, will undergo an operation rn a few days, The Minister of Marine in the French Government is opposed• to the proposal to include $40,000,000 m the naval estimates for new men-of-war, The Government has decided to re- This opt new the charter of the ]lank of gra who had shot bmi, b'rence for 24 years. The select com- up the clue em which the crime was enittee opposed all schemes for a State traced t[to\ces heel, ini}Jei old haunts in e. bank• the mountains and she might have been In the event of the Hamburg labour pursued for torahs without beingcap- in not being settled by arbitra- te 4ured heel not the bloodhounds ben re- ar tion during the present week, it 1s like- sorted to. After along chase the hours i'y that the Germa'u Government will rim her down near the u7 ramshackle old intervene. but she lived in. She climbed a tree Lo A divorce judgment given in Paris escape the dogs and grinned. at the establishes that the wito of a aivo ce Sherff and She obeyedoseande told to am- endteal gambler is entitled to down. and to the management of her chit- taro is hackcoie jail now nnc1, apparent- dren's prattly. - Shly is in excellent spirits. The worst she Great 13riGoiirhas advanced and the anticipates is another turn iu the chain. Egyptuln Government has acce3lted the sum of 4500,000, to be repaid Into gang tbe Egyptian treasury to meet the ex- i wises of the.Saudan campaign. BLACK DIAMONDS. A mass meeting of the Farmers', Union was ' hall. In Lyons, France, at , Is coal really so clear, Grumpy? asked which the dealers in salt meats resolve his wife, to bo one of the pro ed in favor of the exolusion of Amer- I Dear? It's come to icon pork, products in view of the fall, Ikeon minerals. eye era s.on 1 Oello w ut catrrying it in in the price• and see the h of swine, t e doesn't put any of the British A tat' i Gy k t,'. a 4, titin Government hat if they decide 'o THE VATICAN A COLD PALACE, Lord Cromer, ale, 'gen nuggets n is par e Cairo, Lias offialally informed the Egyp- t advanced London Daily Mail says that rho ropay to the Caisse 81 the dltvinglo-� The Vatican is the coldest palace m The Rome, because of its immense size—1,- the et o f the r castle in honor of B an expedition, h Groat.Britain will the visit of the Prince and Princeas of Egyp ,Wales to the Duke and Duohess of rotund the amount. • 100 rooms. Pi:es Cured in 8 to 0 Nights.—Dr. Agnew's Ointment w1:1 cure all cases of Itching Piles in from 3 to 0 nights. One application brings comfort. for 13:ind and Bleeding Piles it is peerless. also cures Tetter, Salt Rheum, Eczema, Barber's Itch, and aIl eruptions of the skin. 35 cts. Sold le .,. A. T7eeddman. GUMS MEW OEfl . I A' Mini 1t ; l/ /iiiytN tliillll\. Tr, t' mrtt-r of rood hcal'h te^tpor- : 1-1••'" tr. I u - i:.:h rays blv suttees- fvI fer tit,.: , er.t. u never be last- 11.10Y, ast-Pt ur,• i 1 8:0,00 111101111 soon know whether tit, rt -eh they are using is rIn,! i 1 .cleetlt in their ex- I pa 1-1 0. -. them up for the day i cr r H -s • that is getting at the rent'n 11 -ease and is surely and ^ er: r t _ .o 'nee +h:. rid are literally C -d �•' o 11 oII^an . er•Ire. They ere: not ' 1tas a nine -days' won - 1 • i 1. 1 exp: rienced men size—t en , 1 ,: this medicine for h . one re=ult—they have 1 that -ut claim of perfect cure- tiqualities cannot be gainsaid. ieat el: ao.it•cr of this medicine •11r" x,-c.�•'edee that the 0,0 of all els: "o is the nerve centres, r' tinted at the base of the brain. In th'n belief 81; had the best scientists ^•1 nedical men of the world c ''13'. 1115 vu^ct.y the same pre- rn?e the ordinary lay- -er•1 recognized' this principle 1 •ri• ago. hlv,rvone knows that 1 , ,"..ase or Intone affect this part of uman system and death Is almost Injure the spinal cord, which medium of these nerve cen- t' 11,1 1•aralysts is sure to follow. . -a•.• le th, first principle• The trou- Human nature is so constituted that all see and judge better in the affairs of other men than in their own. ble with medical tr. 0 rs ally, and with nearly all medicines, is ti•eat the erase that may be diseased.hat they aim simp,o St•ath .00111.05.00 Nervine passes by the organs, argil im- meclately applies Its curzt:ve powers . to the nerve centres. from which theorgans 00 reeve body flu,d.The nerve •centres healed, and of neoesill the organ which baa shownthe oit..•are, evi,enee only of 1, rangement Is ha.-.eu. Indi- gestion, nervouenees, :,.11 avershed blm,d, liver con-plr. nt, 011 owe their oil' in to a f eranpe0.er" of the nerve centres. Thousands heat' tesliinony that' they have been cute3 ofthese troublt e, even when they halve become so desperate as to bafi=e the skill of the most eminent physicians, because South American Nervine has ,gone to- headquarters oheadquarters and cured there. The oyes cf the world have not been dleoppointed in the Inquiry irto the sac- cese of South American i'lervinx• Peo- ple marvel, it is true at its "onderful medical qualities, but Yay i,i,ow be- yond all question that 18 does every - tiring that is claimed for 10 It stands alone as the one :Teat certain curing remedy of the nineteenth century. Why sh, uld anyone suffer distress and sick ne <' w hile t:.is remedy is practically at their :lana ? _ Sold by Deadman & Mcvol1, TO CONTROL JACK. gulps Europe/41 alt shipboard to Keep 11e 01,11518 ,n .bsraees. The roles regulating the conduct of seems may appear somewhat drastic, bat it is needless to say that they are necessary in order to insure good gov- ernment' on shipboard. A few of the more important ones are as billows: For quarreling, or provoking to quar- rel, he forfeits a day's tray. The same punishment is inflicted on the man who carries a sheath knife. It he brings spirits on board, he loses three days' wages. For every smoke indulged in "below" he forfeits one day's wage. The same if he neglects to put out lights when ordered. It the lookout man falls asleep, his nap costs him two clays' pay. If the conk has not dinner on the table at the stroke of the clock, It is a matter of one day's pay. And for not being shaved, washed and cleaned spick and span on the Sab- bath he loses a day's pay; also insolence to master or mate 111e5118 one day's pay lost, and striking anyone on board doulue that amount. While for attempting to smuggle a few pounds of tea or tobacco or a gel - :on of rum he loses the wages of a whole month. Rheumatism Cured In a Day.—South American Rbuurtlatio Cure, lot Rine. matins 1 o 3 das. It Neuralgia, action upon aures the system is remarkable and mysterious. It removes at once the cause and the disefirst 11050greatlybenely efitsIpo disappears. Sold by G. A. Deadman, Sorrows ate often like clouds, which though black when they are passing over us, when they are past become as if they were the garments of God, thrown off in purple and gold along flooded. Heart Disease Relieved in 80 Minutes. —Dr, Agnew's Cure for the Heart gives perfect relief m all cases of Or- eanio or Sympathetic Heart Disease in 30 minutes, and epoedily effects a cure. It Is a peerless remedy .for Pal- pitation, Shortness of Breath, Smother- ing Spells. Pain in Left Sidle and all symptoms of a Diseased Heart. One dose convinces. Sold by G. A. Deedman. When lions and tigers bring forth young in. Captivity the greatest caro has to bo exorcised to keep them for sev- eral days in the. dark and undisturbed as otherwise the mothers will almost in- variably destroy their cubs. 10 cts. Cures Constipation and Liver Ills,—Dr. Agnew's Liver Pills are the most perfect made, and euro like magic, Sick Ifeadache, Constipation, Bilious- ness, Indigestion and all(, Liver Ills. 10 cents a vial -40 doses. Sold by G. A. Deadman, IMMENSE TENEMENT ROUSE. Most of the large towns in Franco con- tain workmen's model dwellings, or tenement houses, which have been dig- nified with the picturesque appella- tion of barracks, but none of these have attained to the colossal proportions of the "Freihaus," situate at Wielden, a suburb of Vienna. This building has 1.3 courtyards, and accommodates 0,112 pereons belonging to all classes of society. Ouo 7005tmail is specially ap- pointed to deliver letters to the in- mates, whose correspondents have to be careful in put on the eovor not merely the Christian name anti the surname of the addressee, but the number of the yard, the staircase and the fiat, if they want the letter to reach its destination. NO DOUBT OF IT, irate Papa (as the look strikes two) Ain't Mary's fellow. gone ye l ay Lha, ho judge by the is length of h st FOR TWENTY-SIX YEARS. 9 THE COOKS BEST FRIEND L•ARCEST SALE IN CANADA. THE DEEPEST HOLE. The deepest hole in the world has been bored in Silesia. It has reached a depth of 0,530 feet, and passes through 83 beds of coat, EMPLOYMENT INSURANCE. Insurance against nonemployment is an accomplished fact in German. Work- men who have resided two years in the city of Cologne, and are over 18 years of age can join the sooiety. The sub- scription is . threepence a week. If no • employment can be found for a mem- ber during the dull season half a crown per day is paid to kiie if Inarrieci. one+ and seveupenee if single. Relief in Six Ilours.—Distressing Kid- ney and Badder Diseases relieved in stx hours by the "South American laid- nes, Cure, This now remedy ism, greiit - surprise and delight on account of -i exceeding promlamess in relieving pain in the bladder, kidneys, back and every part of the ruiners, passage in male or female. It relieves retention of water and pain in passing it aannst immed- iately. If .you want quick relict and . cure this is your remedy. Sold by G. A. Deadman. Over 1,250,000 acres of the earth's sur- face is devoted to the cultivation of to bacco,, Tray Fever and Catarrh Relieved in 10 to 00 Minutes --One Short Puff of the breath through the Blowersup- plied with each bottle of Dr, R'enew's Catarrhal Powder, diffuses this Powder overt he surface, of the nasal.passitgcs. Painless and delightful to tp5e. It re- lieves instantly, and permanentlyeureg Catarrh, Hay Fever, Colds, Ileadaehe, Sore Throad, Tonsilitis, and Deafness Sold by G. A. Deadman. . r 1