The Brussels Post, 1890-7-18, Page 7TINA' 1, 1890,
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Hunger.
Tlik is a smsat ko.nitioh crwrootly
emes the real wants of the system, at least.
if tho stomach is Ili a nornud condition. 11
0(0 nnuilfeStly intended that this should
fairly represent -Os the thortionnetev i1008
the temperature- to what extent the hotly
halt been west ed, it s tissues actually destroy.,
tal by exereise, the need of physigal and
mental beet hong iodinated by this ',fowl.
ometer" for the repair of such waste, tiara
work, %dolt/it idrirt8, Mental labor., ittellidet 1,
the appetite, simply hoeause such
unusual labors waste the tissues unusually.
On the other hand if 1 he :meal lumina of
labor is diminished, there is nitturally a di.
minish ed appetite, mercifully indicating a de-
mand for lees food. It ls for this reeson that
those who hare bee» very itetive in busliteas
life, generally live but a short, time after
loading an indolent life, pattieularly those
whe do little save to eat and sloop. They
overpower the organs of digestion, practical,
starve themselves, The -digestive organs,
In their debilitated stet°, betng unable to
appropriate enough to meet the wants of the
system.
On the principle of the formetion of bad
habits, by the use of intoxican LH, 101E1000,
COO., the appetite may become so vitiated,
SO l'OV011.1 LiOnind, 11111)0 what is regarded 1111
hunger will not fairly represent the true
wants of the system, and should never be
taken es a guide in the matter uf eating.
Thus, when one lutbitually uses too much
food, more th,m the system demands, grade.
ally learning to eat more by one-third than
itatial, a habit is formed, an abnormal
appetite eveated, the result of which is
an artslioial hunger, or whet is called
hunger, in 10) sense .A. re.
suit Ls produced \ellen rich and unnatural
1,1011 13 taken, food which satisfies a false
appetite, thie sensetion of supposed hunger
beteg no more reliable than the tobeeco
U031' e desire for the "filthy Nveed." Un-
natural Imaging:tare induced by these causes,
often mistaken ler hunger, the gratifieution
of whielt necessevily leads to dyspepsia and
varioua digestive disturbances,
A Cause of Disease.
Constipation is very generally considered
guile an unimportant trouble, and at, the most
movely capftble of causing but ta. few uncom-
fortable symptoms, 811011 439 headaehe,
nutlaise, etc. Tide popular idea is an errone.
0113 1(110, for t» constipetion mut be attribute,1
a wide range of really very serioue affections.
It acts in this way. In the matters retained
in the intestines there 0l'01)1110011(3, and some
of them very virulent. They aro absorbed
in the intesthies and distributed over the
body. Their most merited effect, as far ea
010 1111,>(V, 181111011 tile nervous system, which
they may be said to intoxicate, or, in ether
words, excite to greet degree. One of the
effeets of these poisons 18 1111)013131111, and really
they very frequently are the solo calise of
that distressing affeetion. Then there is elder -
osis, or "green ski:nese," a disorder of girls,
usually between 1.10.1111 10 years ;stage. That,
undoubtedly, is frequently unused indirect-
ly by constipation and veabeorption of the
poisons in intention. Again, inseeity may
be include11 ainong dos conscquenees of 0010
elipation. Dr. Meyer gives the history of
three typical emsee of insanity which meowed
in hia practice alone, and which tem* en-
tirely relieved by largo injections, Sheller
cases have been reported by others. One
eminent physician suffering front oonstipa-
don hail ample opportunity to study some
of its pernicious effects. On ono oceasion
hallucination end phantasms appeared to hint
and continued for three day* He took a
large injection and so removed the cause,
end inuned4tely his mind cleared up, Ho
testified that there is ne distinguishing symp.
tom of this form of poisoning, but ast Baal.
loetual clieterbance, characterized by a poem.
liar depression of spirit, by anguish of
mind, and by solf-accusaione of wickedness
and baseness. Probably physicians 118 yet
do not know all the evil effects of collative.
don, and, doubtless a large. number of atioo.
dons remain to be added to the list of con.
sequences.
Ideation in Chewing Gum.
The practice of chewing gum hits become
very wide -spread. 11 10 not a very elegant
habit ; to many it is positively repulsive ;
and there are sourcee of danger, too, that
should 1100 130 overlooked. .A. 01158 in -point
was Meted to us a few days ago. Diphtheria
broke out in a family in Eest Desmoines.
After the child hail recovered, the clothing
and 0.11 1110 exposed articles fully disinfected,
the parents, with the convalescent child,
visite,1 some rolative$ in the conntry. The
indispensable chewing -gum, like Satan, wont
also—in the 100111,1) of the little child,
Prompted by generosity, it ellowed its coun.
try cousins—two ohildren—to chew also the
gum previously chewed by the visiting child.
In three or four days, without any ()thee
known source of infection then the chewing -
gum, the two childven were simultencously
stricken (Iowa with diphtheria in a, nuna
setlotte form. It.would be hardto imagine
a more suocoseful mode of peopagetion--
distributing 1110 disease. It would he a
gveat deal safer not to thaw the stuff at ell,
hot 111 10 1110100 be done to satisfy the demands
of a week 110111 111311 a depraved appetite, our
advice ia, don't " swap" gum to chew any
body else's gam, nor allow any body else to
hew yours,
Singing forDung Diseases.
At the 1)1)080110 010., when physical oulture
is a pert of the curriculum 01 11)131' most into'.
lootual 30110010, end is so genevally regarded
es n neeeasary elometit toward sulmlying
and maintaining the aoundbody for 1110 3003111
mitul, it is worth while to consider a recent,
statement of 03311110110 physicians that the
mere oxeroiso of singing 10 11 groat help to-
ward the prevention, cure or alleviation of
lung diseases In the incipient state of such
disoases it is oven sttid to he a powerfal aid
to cure. 10 10, indeed, somewhat envious
that tho modiced fratereityhaVe 1100 8:91eit.
ed the theory of lung exerelses by sagging
more fully heretofore than they aro doing,
for the action of calisthenics in strengthen-
ing intiseulati iAssues has for years beim a
universal practice, elthough, as it matter of
fact, the meta physical exercise of singing
brings into pley en extraordinary number of
muscles that can hardly bo suspected of
action in oonneetion with the throat malt.
Sion. It Was disclosed by statistics in Italy,
501110 781110 ego, that vocal artists Were usual.
1y long lived MA healthy, and that brass in.
strumont pleyees who bring their lungs and
ehost into unusual activity, have not had a
-consumptive V100110 mace% them, No 111411.
ter hOW thin or weak the voice, children or
young people shotild 1)0 encouraged tn
dulgo in song. There can bo no lumpier
1)00)110100, and if hearers sometimes suffer,
they should be onoottraged turd strengthen.
cid to boar the infliction in vieW 01 0118 good
it may 0001(0i0n.
A SUER RANGER% GRATITUDE,
.5)1 :testy:titan Stern
'rho day I arrived in Adelaide, Austnilia,
I was go y0.110 ;hi, and my imeket eoutain-
1)1 it dollen for every eat. 1 Lad li, ed. I
had evamly noir refuels to begin life en in
t he ;shiny, fool 11011 011,0110)1" 110 11 18,1t1)o of
Ili, nigh:di boy.) who had mime mit 131)11
no' gould 10004 of, IV,, were a queer hit
1:.; had sailed from Liverpool wog :Mien,
1111,k0Vrit W11010 1,101 (1'),
single nen, ,er, ant and what uot :1)11 Imo
1111 a new lire in the wonderful island of tie -
Ind Mit 0ieail, n'e had mane in a 8) 1113114
ship f(11)1. 1,0011 I:11101100 1031111 fill. 100111114,
11111 11 11 happy 1(1 we wore to 1.0 het on shore
in the 111011 111111111 111111 mtraggling loam I have
11111111111.
Leek Wait With 1110. On the second day
atter lending I hired to a shiny 13381?r Who
hail a mewl], on the M many Rtvet.'neat. its
jimetion with the Darling, find onthe third
We started off rip the cuuntry. We had
two ox teams --that is, we 11101 two covered.
svagonti, 00011 loaded with supplies, and ottell
drawn by three yoke of oxen. A part of
the goods wort) to lie left witll mailers
along the route, and a part 110101%4 to 111'.
0113,1‘1800 my employer. He did not hire
me, not biting present, but the temn$ were
in charge of an overseer named 51eCtill,
whom 1 80011 found to he a good-natured,
goorl-hetieted fellow, 13aell of us inul
native to 1131130 (11 managing the teams, and,
though neither of them could speak ton
words of 13»glish, they were valuable men,
and no &triunity 10 being understood.
It was about Christmas thee, and the
Weather 11a8 very sultry, and we aimed to
make only fifteen miles a day. I'Ve had it
full wook'sjournoy before us, and nothieg
0( 1)1(101) interest happened until the fourth
day. 'We went into 0)11)114 0. little earlier 1111111
11011,11,113 that afternoon, 11.8 Inic 11 die wag.
ona needed repairs. Our veldeles, titter coin-
ing to 11 1)1)1 1, 010011 aboUt twee ty•five. feet
evert. Whtle I Wail building a fire to cook
supper by ono of the Meeks went off after
rabbits, find McCall took the other with
him to help out and bring laelt a lever with
which to rebut the wagon ,ti its wheels. I
was thus left, alone a few minutes, and
they luul scarcely disappeared from sight in
the aerub when a man berst old of the
thieket on the other side and came running
tip 13) 1118, I/itt face and hands were seradted
and bleeding, his clothing in 0:101010, hie hat
gone, and he had such a wdd and terrible
look that I :Mould have run away from him
had I been able to do eitything but stand
and stare with mouth wide open. 1110.0a11
had told. 1/10 of escaped eontlets 1.1111 hard
eases who had titken to the bush to make a
living by robbing, and the 1110/1 hail 001110
upon me so suddenly that II Ives knocked
3>111 (111' the moment,
"1001 flod's sake, young feller, give me
a bite to eat 1" he said as he stood before 1110,
be afraid of me—l'in a sheep herder
who has been lost in the bush for throe
I stepped to the wagon and handed 11131) 11)
pion., of bacon, 501110 herd crackers, and a
handfill 011011, and then found voice to ask ;
But why not stop with us for the
1)1,1110 1"
" Titmice, but I'm in a great hurry to get
book to any herd. I know where I am ru»r,
and enn get there in three hours. Any
matches f"
I gave him some, end he looked all around
to make sure that, 010 were aloue, anil then
said :
" Yoting feller, do nto a, greater favor still.
Lend me your pistol and knife until to-
nuirrow, when you will pass my station.
And, furthermore, be kind enough not, to
mention to any one that I was here. Do
11119 11)111 you shall never 101411)1 11."
I handed him kelfe and pistol, promised
what ho asked, and he shook 1110 by the hand
and distippeared in the scrub. Ten minutes
after he had gone I figured it out that he
w139 a bushman W110 had boon liard inni by
the polioe, but it was all the same to me.
He eould have taken all ho wanted for all of
me, 11)8 I felt perfectly helpless, and I was
thankful that 1,0 11)01 come and gone without
knocking me on the head. Just as McCall
canto up with tho lover 01>01)0 0108 11 clatter of
hoofs, and I looked up to see fivo mounted
men ride into eemp, They were in the
11111101.111 of the petrol, and the appearance of
the horses and mon showe11 that they had
had a long ride of it.
"Well, ((apt. White, what is it V asked
McCall, who soononl to know 01)01)7 011)0 of
the five.
"110011 after Ballarat Sam again," re-
plied the Captain as he &amounted,
"And 1081 1)1,31 1"
curse the luck! Wo struck 11118
near Debney'e yesterday morning, and he
led ris a chase of fifty miles during the day.
We killed his horse %bout dark last night
and had him surrounded in the sorub.
1400 001., howover, 01111 1)1)8 did not get; his
tweek until about norm to -clay. 'We follow.
ed it to the creek, two miles above, and
there lost it). Haven't seen him here, of
veo?"
"I only wish Nve hed. There's a reward
of 4500 ou his heag, 0.1311111'."
"II; host been increased to twiod that,
811001 1310 Ms body and 0.11 31)0.1130 a rich man
of you."
'rho patrol turned Moir horses 100so and
had supper with us, furaishing a part from
their 00111 rations, Then there was a 14011'
01'))! talk and story tolling 110 about 10
o'elook, and then all but 0118 111111> turned in
for sloop. I had been introduced all around
but, bed taken very little interest it the con-
versation, being sure, front the Ant words
spoken by the Captnin, that 0. bad met Bell -
twat Sam and eided him totnalte a fresh start.
I thought at fivst of telling 1(10 11)1)011 story
to the patrol, but they wero serious, sober.
looking chaps, awl 1(01)1 a fear that: they
would giro 1110 (111 ttwful raking down, ovon
if they did not lug me off and Gook to Imo
11101411111013>11 es 11111111g 11114 abetting. I re-
membered, too, that 11331(1 eolenntly prom -
/shed Sam not to betray him, and so 1(18'
cided to keep a still tongue and let the
case work out as it, would,
The _patrol loft us at dttylight, but their
work tor the next throe days Wile thrown
away. They could 1401) 11)0 trace of Main. We
continued on up the conntry en11 finally
arrived 0.1 1(30 nutell, 111111 fee tIlo next six
months I aa011 havd at Work EH a, sheep herd.
or and neither saw nor heard 11111011) of the
otitside world, Than ono 110.7 I woo called
in off my range, 10111011 Wee 111871.113 600 1111108
front Davidson's house. Each 01 1110 herders
had from 000 to 1,000 sheep under his care
on a renge by hinwelf, and each lived alone
with his dog in a hut. Once 11 wook tho
"relief," 1)1) 100 111,11011131131, insole Lim rounds
and loft provisions and lwerti Oar reports.
Several of the natives bad visited me--
hartuleso follows, who wanted matelios or
00170.000, 1)1110 110 white man excepting tho re-
lief had come nea' me for three months
before 0. got the call to report at headquer.
tots. 11)00)10 in to Rod a couple of 'jailors
thoro—two gentlemen who had lately at.
viva. from England, ,Ono of thom, 11 11r.
C1111 1011, WM from my own town 0 1 Shrews-
bury, rind the other, it Mr, Williams, was
from Manchoster. They had come out to
Australia to take up a tango and 1411 1711(0
sheep 1181113 invostmont, noitbot, of them in-
TE(E BRUSSELS POST.
tending to remain, but to do the business
thninga art ageof 'Flow had purelftwed
9,000 shoep of Mr. Daviii,;(ai 10; 11 :dente',
mid had taken a range above 00 011 the
Darling I , of . My 1144. was 11) go, as also
I Iva of t la. laIrder, to 1111 (mull of me, and
011, had le".11 milled in to revolve 11181 111
11311,. noil, of nu 11..rtious were to etit,'r
HI' 110 powloy 1.4 new aro vo,18, who
11,1 olveady seemed 11.e11'letel mid latilt 1)0
11,1..i.,0 .1 111I .,1.11,11.tH for the ovorsort,
01 411 1001 1' 1110111 A110ilille 11 1 11 !Will,
Tio. other; u'l'io"'Nviltisnlillit :io"h"1.1.1 t:fil't,.'3';'.‘11
•
11 1.11n.
Whom 01,. 111440 riwly 1,1 start , the tw
genital,: it wet* noatnted off hoeses. Th
oversetu. drove the hullo,* wagon, /misty,
1, 11 11111011, 111111 ' 3
f`g,t. 041101 of oar 004011,018 had bcon 11011111
°d with Imslarangets, but we had seen oath
ng of them, MO ac 110 police patrol in th
district luta lately been wormiest we feint,
fear that the rangers would meddle with 11
on our journey. 141101)003,11>01' was zow pretty
eohl, but 48 1(3(3 011)1)11))- 011.11 bad we hail to
let the sheep melt Linde tray and go slow. In
the first three days we made only about
tweety-seven miles, but, this w310 thought to
be good program under the circumetances.
On the third night, when at least ten milee
front any settlers, and more than that from
any regular highway, we fene.d a natural
volley in which the sheep bo herded,
and our own camp 11740 73,0,113 13 )11 grove of
ironwood, near a waterhole. We had 11111011-
d 5)1)11>01 111>11 were grouped about the tire,
when one of the dogs harked and WO bathed
u ) to lind ourselves covered by tive
iere were five strange, hard -looking traie
forming a half elrele about. 08, having crop
halo the „grove SO softly that 1118 dogs hat
not heard them until the 1)011) 1110111)0>0.
"Baal up or under you go 1" shouted
voiee, and every of 033 11 IWN up his bandit
bo"s,Nw. then, the tirst one of Tin who
makesa , shy 211000 will get a indlet ! Closo in
flte five advanced to our feet, oath keep.
ing lxis gun leN-olled, ea& when I could SOL.
1.11fl Man who had spoken 0.111 ones identified
hint as Ballarat Sam, the »ion Whoin I hail
befriended months liefore. He recognized
me almost as mfickly, and, taking e atop
forward, said ;
" Well, lent, you did me a good turn that
day, and 111 not forget it. Move over to the
left. Now, then, gents, who ere you 1"
Tho gentleman oavc, him their names and
told him their business. They were pretty
badly frightened, as I could see, while the
overseer trentbled like a Infiti in a chin.
110 11118 0 big, strong follow, and had laughed
at the idea of bushrangers methiling with
IA I could not understand his fear mail
Sam spoke again.
"Dotter and better 1" he said, 30 ,1 fierce
look came into his oyea. " Boys, here's that
overseer who set the patrol on onr track
down below, and Who wasn't satisfied with
that but must tuna out to help 1110111. I
think we have mule a good haul of it."
.11.11 our arms were in the wagon, and. we
were helpless to offer any resistance. The
first thing they did was to despoil the two
gentlemen and the overseer of everything
of value, and 111011 each ono was lashed to a
tree. O'Hara 0118 0111011011 1.0 910 1100111 1)0.
i11110 me, and the blitelt ttiolt matters so coolly
that nothing was said to him. The rangers
signed to him to turn to and get supper, and
he cheerfully obeyed. When they lied eaten
and drunk and lighted their pipes Sam turn-
ed to me with :
"And so yen didn't toll the police that
you eltre ine food and a pistol?"
"No, sir."
"I know you didn't, for I was that tired
out that 1 1,1111 myself down for two hours
almost, yottr tamp. Even when they tolu
YOU who I was and that a price was set up.
on my hea11 you hadn't a word to say."
"No, sir."
"Well, you boys here nothing to for,
We lutve nothhlg against you. After a day
ov two you may go free."
There 01110 130 sleep 101 111171)0)17 until after
1nidnight, and I don't thiuk the two gentle -
111011 011 the overseer slept at all. I know
they were 'ido enough awake when 10(3011011
my eyes in the morning, 11.11 of us had o.
bite to eat after the outlaws lied finished,
and then the wagon Was robbed of whatever
they ft/ruled and hauled MI' about thirty
rods awl upset in a deep gully. The matu
were turned loose with the sheep, and when
.r.e set out Sam and two of the mon rode the
tomes and the rest of 1)1)8 010110 onfoot.
harchoctianatainnotecunicautronoveconc
Over the Starry Way,
11, low
ont from 1,.. no1.1..s
Fgoling ,tway In 1)1,' liffte
'When; the 0(1 .01' met tie, 00.013(uni
mem,
l'avitnt
114:. fur her 301(8.11 root
(101e1' ),ilon wa)',
01',' the 1o,00,tenderly,
111., 0. a ri.witite 1,t.0.1 urc •
Site lox (1, 11.• no I elos
1
.71,„ 1,0r1. Mb( 1.'1r 1
011,1'. tie.' 115, 1/11),W 1.0 11) ly
1,110.111 11. 1..110w, 8,1l1
She 1''..)) 110,) t(eto
11.13•11, 1:i • h0,3...41, 0 1''. 11ou oft, bright
, '1") 11.1111,110W Wit li it • Vu. au
1,81)111 ,1)071,1' 1111111,111.4 10C.
11,000 to ..14.01) 11 1111 110 1011110r 10001ii
111.11114 -ii 1111 111 411'111
- ty the farm, en 1,, 01 111.1' 111,W 11
told the p of this angel 1)3111.),,
Like !la, lad. lair hod ,(i, 11(31 111)3 wreath;
131,1,00 hlootti Cho 1011111 frost 0)131,
t.
Ruse, M1,1111111011 your shady loaf,
It'd from 11)" sunny day,
Co you injec 1 he glance of the eye 8,, height.
\ 111000 bloc was heaven in ('11)11) 113)1111 difItt
Iniainhig ItOW In the world of light
Over the starry wan
111.1,1)111) where ho head hath lain,
1::.11,11 know that the I oaeli of her gentle
r11117 lorel4 shining ('11),Do y
1 h heig.hten 11... harp in the unknown land?
0, (die wall MI' 111 will, I he angel band
thar Ole starry way.
young, old, or middleaged, who find them.
selves nervous, woalt and exhausted who
1 aro broken down [tom eames mr overwork,
t resulting in many of the following syrup-
toins : Alental depression, premature 01.1
ago, loss of vitality,loss of nieniOry, bad
L dreams, dimness 1>) sight, palpitation of the
heart, end/Mims, Jack of energy, pain in the
kidneys, headache, phoples on tho face or
body, itching or peculier stmaation about the
scrotum, trasting 01 1110 organs, dizziness,
speaks 1301,,)',, tho eye% twitching of the
muscles, cyo lids and elsewhere, bashfelness,
deposits in the urine, loss of tvill power,
tenderness of the sealp and spine, weak and
flabby muselea, desire to eleep, failure to be
rested by sleep, constipation, drilness of
hearing, Ions of voice, desire for solitude, ex.
citability of temper, smitten eyes surround.
ed with cuter.s, oily Melling skin,
Oto,, are all symptoms of nervous debility
that lead to insanity and death unless cured.
The spring or nit& force having lost its
tension every function wanes in conaequence
Those wlio through abuse committed in
ignorance may be permanently cured. Send
your address for book on all dieases peculair
to man. Address LUI3ON, 50 Front
St. E., Toronto, On. Books sent free 0,?
Heart digest*, thesymptot as of which are taint
'slitTp1181;0111,s1,rililoGt 11411 0101,turnulsnlliesosi Ilfetaot
the
head, 111(11 140.111 inthe heart withheats strong,
rapid and irregular, the second heart beat
quicker than the first, pain about the breast
bone, eta., can positively bo cured. No cure,
no pay. Send for book. Address M. V.
LUBON, 50 Front Street East, Toronto,
0)3te
Sirn, who pose m self.made mon relieve
their Creator of a great responsibility.
Adams' Tutti Frutti Gam purities the
breath end preserves the tooth. 5 cents.
Greet haste can never overtake it lost
opportunity.
Rend This.
Your Clough can (111Vay-11m 08outwit hy using
ono bottle of Or. Harvey s Southern Red Pine
Fur side everywhere, Price 23e.
Without a revelation of what God is, no
man cum know what ho himself is.
The easy, (Iota way in which T. A.
SLOCUM'S OXYGENIZED B111318101,1
of PURE 001) LIVER, OIL, has won its
way into public favor apeaks volumes for its
merits. At the office of the company,
Toronto, Ont., can be seen scores of valuable
testimonials, while any druggist 'Will toll
you that for all pulmonary difficulties it
stands unrivalled.
The strongest womou must have their
tears, the absinthe of the oyes,
A. P. 510.
icroomnacconsararnavorosounanannouccootecinnani
At about four in the afternoon we reached
the rangers' camp, which 11110 wild and
desolate spot. I don't think they intended
the gentlemen any harm from the start, but
that the overseer's doom was scaled wo all
felt certain. 'Ho realized it, too, for I ob-
served 111310 180 was constantly oat tho watch
for an opportunity to bolt. It came as 0*
entered the °amp. Realizing that thoy
meant to pay off the old score, Ito suddenly
dashed for a tint:last. Ho took them off
their guard, and 11 1111 accident had 11110 hap.
rvitned hint ho would hero got clear oo)01Half
y to the thicket a stone turned under his
foot and throw him, and as he got up ono
of the men shot him down in his tracks,
They left 11101 lying there and went into
camp, saying that they had meant to
torture hint with tire, anti that ho had got
1,11.1 of it too 01101). 14110 WO gonm
tleon wOrd
1)01)7 cdoeuly guarded, but O'Hara and my.
self 0101)0 (111011)04 to tvolk about lia WO pleas.
They had taken over 71,000 fro1,1 the
two and bore 010111 110 grudge, but for fire
days and nights WO won memo* and in
01010 poWer. 011 010 morning of the sixth
day, when it was plain to bo seen that they
'vete off for anothr adventure,ethe four of
1)10 were turned loose and told to make our
way Imam 'limy headed Its to the west,
Which was tile wrong way, end We travelled
twenty miles in that diroodon before WO
f01.111t1 out the trick. We wore a mot-look-
iwItile Me, (Julien was taken trith fever to
ng lot When We finally reached home, and
die in 11110010 1>11 daya, Mr. Williams WU BO
broken up 11)110 11)0 lived only long onong;11 to
get down to the coast. A year later Sani
and two of that crow11 were ownght, tried at
Sandhurst, and O'Hara and 0. saw them
drop front tho gallows. They had asked us
to identify Sam in court, het NVO had exalt,.
Wood o na ty victims on his hands, but he
ed rserlIve01, Ho was a bad man, with the
had given 110 0111' lives and played fain
Making a Reduction.
"Strawberries, WOO= 1" queried the
littekstor, es she stood in the door of her
house in Toronto.
"Rote touch?" she cautiously inquired.
"'Twelve cents a quart, ma'am, or two
quarts for twenty.fivo cents,"
"011 1 well, I'll take two (parts."
"Exactly, tne'am."
Ho measured out the barrios, got his
!palmtop and drove off', -while she disappeared
in die house, $he ammo out again niter a
couple of minutes, however, loolic 1 1l and
down the street, end, 1300 111)104 able to see
him anywhere, she shook her fist in the
direction he took and oxelaiincill
"I'll know hIm by the wart mu hie nose,
and Fll get 01)011 With him if it takes a
year 1"
TEN PONDS
TWO WEEKS
THE OF 111
As a rlosh Produaer thero Pau be
no question but that
Se TT'S
Of Pure Cod Liver Oil an Hypoptimphltes
Of 1.1n0 and Soda
is ,without a rival. Many; have
gained a pound a day by As nee i
of' it; /it curoa .. - .: ...,,w .
coNaimPTioil,
SCROFULA. BRONCHITIS, 0 0 1.1053 AND 1
COLDS, AND ALI. F011413 DF WASTING DIS-
EASES. :14 2'.1 1,.t.r.ini,E: .411 ELILX.
j
Genuine made byte:tit e; Iltwer.Gollt...1. .1013almon
Wtap,w; at :Ai Di r,':iial t, 5Cc, 1.113 tj1.00.
pATENTS7,27:7,2,n4;:i'l's•
Vr. A . 11 Tens* 131., '1'0;10141.0.
W1114— . _ — .
1.1,1'PED DIn every town in the
r01110010 111011 10 reprwamt he 1 min In Ion
been Asswn, 11.3.13,71Y1; st.,,t Torero.
E1Y;!it
08 _A'311 .7E4111 144, rT''Ll'i'sra':1(1111:.::o.
an 1 TUMOR tipeelanat. rdvate
INC ER 1.1espital. 148 knife. 17101, (88.
PA ,.. °...........,,,, naVitiTetr,Arhtar!i'etr, V.
WANTIRD, good roliablirinon,rts agents in
every towni n OnterAdto. dress 11011111.
dian Mutuel Loan te Investment Co, 42 Church
01., Toronto.
(Inv° 11011S1111,lallS, NURSES, GEN.
U1,10101 1111..1.11, SERY,CWW. Good plaooa,
highest, wages. ennittlinn Domeatic
Employment Agenty, all Ring 117es1,
Toronto. Write for. oirenfar.
FENCE-Pggherim,..V,t&o,ggagoal
SeitS 010 100. Pecos fromtlao nor nal (10,111.1
,„ nil for lidos llst, Toronto Picket Wire
'mice fle., /21 Intel. St.. TOron to.
1? 1a,A DAY.-"zi
reapect able work
for men aud women, Addretet '1', 11'. Scenerucu
4.11(11111111,10 street West, Toronto.
M'A.oltlloirsli:, yong7-877,
retain, la making a 81,00101 01* a11-km.18111n
Plitithitt. Skirts, lee. a ,vd, elfilileon0 skirts,
or capes, Vie yard. Tni0 10 the only piece In
Canada where 1,1118 0111.4t4 of work ts dono.
80)100 14. Scientific
and reliable system:, taught, W11,010111
norfoolAtiing garments are nreaueoa;
Send for eh -velar. S. CORRIGAN, Prop., 4
Adelaide Mt Wost,
SPECIAL :Er
81.1,
.111, Shorthand, ,r`yuowriting? 11fileno 141111)
Instruction 0101)1)18317,speelal excursions after
noona, cirouhwri froo, collodion cextean
totateetee, Puelio Library Building, Toronto
cococosomiocias
. ,
WAN
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V.- LP eh!.
nerienoo 18, !woo-, 7. 1'01.30.01.,1,1 in0..1110110.
Chun]'am
l a. 1 it t•J Ott '1,1111,
WW1,' 1, 1 ot. to oolt tool ...roil or, 11 11 %WW1
STARK RRos. H11R,SERY CO
5.001143,1)0.11, 1)0.
_
DEAVEllt LINE Sl'EAMISEUE 10$. ,
a -tilling weekly 111,1W1110.1 3300111(3.5),und
LI0'tlitP011 I,. Sulootalekels ,111:11 1)00.
101 tiro Ticket-% 001a. eon and 1311,,, according to
steamer and accommodation. Intermediate 420
1 Stoerage 420„1.1noly 10 11.1,.. MURRAY, flew
era) Manager. Cannelton Sh I opillg t'o., 4 Cgs.
00:11 1101'00 801,41110, 01,11)1 10;AL, Ur 10 Looal
Agentri 1,11111 Towns anti
OT1:3 o
2-7,,,t,e, 200 Youn Women
(7.4
WIro enrol/n.1 last year ...r I"1. ir
Imo Ar',, catana.0 r .1,,.,,) /1.11. I,
.01,21,5 Ladleht College, st , E , A.4Y, 141,0,1,11,,
'1',1-• fiats) hteildhifp, Pirn, orlimte
nn.I 1 1, ten,/ na. a 10 r eaede. .1‘ ego rat, lcd
1,411,1 11.110.0 tilnolt. C1 aa per Wish-, io
a.o,pane
tion....1 ina /00.111101'0,1
1,11.1 NO1 PAL .1 >1.13.
THE ALBERT
TOILET SOAP COY',
awsrARErz
c.tranio ACID TOILET MAI
is pleasant to use.
It heals the skln, and de.
strays Insects and germ;
on the hair of man ci
beast.
TnE CONROY CAIMIAV.F. 114111IS-
451E 7E31 50E177 ir.NOWN,
it
Their inoreneing popularity is * proof of theta
superiority. .13e suit and got 11 COAlbOy 00111,
your buggy.
rliUME 33 (U tr, NZ 3 0'
j. lhe beg, Maehines guaranteed. Mor
Mines on the GEADVAL 'PAYMENT HES-
TEM, Liberal dimount fur emit.
'T. ME & CD., Manufacturers, Toren
Address Wilt LET, It 0T0E ('0., CIS To age
Street, Toronto. Send tor Catalogue.
KIIITTINGIACHINE
Send for Illustrated Catalogue
out this advertisement with
mnr order for our afro SIM.
Libber and we will allow yon
$10 PREMIUM DISCOUNT
Cronlinau
GEORGETOWN. ONT.
DR. NICHOLS'
-: Food of Health :-
Foe Children and Adults.
I nva: uablo for Indigestion and
PRANKS & CO., London, England, ;Proprietors
Constipation.
l 0 e John (111)001.
Dr, T. R. Allinson, LI 1.CA, London, 0430 )0
"1, like Dr. Nichols% ' Food of Health very
much, and flnd it of groat dietetic( value in many
dirmahos. .4.1) 11 breakfast dish I prefor it to oat -
moat. For tho regulation of the bowel, it cannot
be Rurpaaird. Send for samplo 1.1E,
ELEOTRIOAL SUPPLIES
Send 10 the Canadian hetubmarters for any-
thing you 13'5111 in the El Cel 1111011 Line. Wore -
house and Main Lino Telephones,Annunelatore
Bolls, Batteries., Motors, Meet -deal Cash Re-
gister* Homo Medical Batteries, Telegraphic
instruments, etc., oto. The largest and best
unsorted stork 111 Canada. Everything per-
fectly' new, having, bean 14111 )71 since tho fire,
which destroyed onr old 131)00110138 )1)7)11 stook, on
May 17111 last. Writ° for catalogue. Special
inducm.ents to thertrarde.
T. W, NESS, - 544 Cr
a,ig St.,Mortrseal . ,,,,„0„„,.0)E70Till„„,,,,,,,4,10.1:,,,,,„0',P,r
11 yF 11 harmless esno nouren4.1' ,saeuerinits pepaation. 1 31i11
arrant it to 0010
EPILEPSY ON FALLINOSICKNESS
in severe ca es whore other maladies have Ailed.
My reason 0 r seeding a free bottle Is t I want tile
medicine to be its turn revue.
mendation. 11 costs you noth.
leg for a trial, and a radical cure
in Certain. Give Express and
Yost Lam Atitirose 1
RE
0.1. C. ROOT 114.0., 180 West Adelaide St.
Toronto, Ont.
EXCURSION
A Pare Charlet, te -nut
St. Leon Springs
From Toronto and return
vis 1'. 14. R. sperdat
1 hrough eurriagesatound..
1)))
$'1
$10.00 ONLY.
I nelnding our days.
board at Spring,: Hotel
Tlekets good for al) daye..
Nothing ever .eircrod to
equal lids trio, Montreal.
or 1.11101,0e within throe
hours' ride of Springs.
A nnintonen ts, recreation,
health, comfort and joy
ore ever fon 0)1 to degreeS
Uneseolied 011)). Leon Springs. NI. A. Toont-
ts, note/ Manager. A only Head Office, 1014
htreet. West, Secure a place.
\ anted, fit• Leon or A ppolinaria pint bottlaS„.
2
E :miaow
eisFalv.
-- overlie_
THE WONDER OF HEALING."
DIMES GATARRE, 117/311IIATI511,
BALGIA,SOBLI THROAT,PILEFLWOMID4,
PEMALP, COICLATITTS, Arra
BEHORRItAGE5 014ALL =ND,
rivd Internoey&Exfarnelly:PrioattGe.$1.$1.X.
11010'SEXTRA0T GO. Nev7York &London
THE.,.T EUROPEAN Di
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s)
#10'
If appalled for Sienna anti Sooty of mortal
They are the 07(01 171)08 that
WILL NOT WASH OUT!
WILL NOT FADE OUT!"
0.13015 18 nothing Eke them for Strength, Coloring
or Fastness.
Dirlilookago game Twootavothornrolathomathk.
If you doubt it, try It I Your 000007 10(11 be re-
funded If y011 ora not. convinced atter 31,1111. nay -
tear cetera are uloc10 Turklah Dyoe, embracing -
all new shade., and others are added ea soon ea ther
1,00008 fashionable. They are Warranted to dyfr
mere coeds aud do iE batter than any other Dyes
Same ?rico as Inferior Dye, 10 o2rtis0.
Canada I3mnoh : 00181) rani Street, Mentree.L
SendpealaiforSanude Contend Boob of Xastrsatrost
n• •
I 01, rclo SA3REiii
* C,3RE111
TTITOR I—Please infoo.. ,talers that I have a positive remedy fo, thee
above gegfed disease 117 (10 timely 0.03 11)00810001 5)50301,1),.. -010.11 have been perillanently axed:,
I shall so glad to send two betties of it.y ramedy FREE ta cat, your readers who haw co.
smnption ved. send !ne .1r. F.:sprees and Post Office Addroart, liespectEully, si.ovuotiF
150.0„, las 1.130 s.0 111.2...Z. a 4: 1*.e ToizoNro, ONTARIO.
.7.17101Mentnintgargenrattessitillennal
FiliE.PiteOF CHAMPIONS
With 0143114110 01' Ii01'iztua1el
/l,di 6 30 H.P.
, so, Suitable for all work.
f Threshingatziming,
°Fraction Engines
12, 16 alld so Horsepower.
STRAW.BURNiNG ENGINES
For the North-West.
Send for Circular.
Waterous Engine Works Co.
BRANTFORD ANO WINNIPEG.
c,,,TEIRONTO
ONT.