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The Gazette, 1893-08-17, Page 3Fa 's bill to the mini- •' aa,,e the dollars he land and cream Farmer. Ground• s had experience in ,ei1 me it they have the peas on sod round that is quite ,ts of plowing one and then sowing 1 covering by the the peas will not ,arrowed the peas ,ower came, about cop of the ground. its on Grain• supposed that those cud must be fed of corn fodder in ,lth of the animal, of coarse material al in order that its ded and in a con - healthy digestion. ew York, reported cows grain alone, r, and perhaps more This feeling began d when later a two - 'u exclusively upon time experiments at I successfully tried hat for the cows or to necessity of pro - lase oI its scarcity, experiments go to be made an exclus- ger to the animal. al College Experi- ucted some experi- ing, and we give a llows :— be successfully fed ong periods. fed on grain alone hon as few or less ags will. grain, drink but lit- ,tio of it as urine and it it by lungs than oarse food. sheep and cattle >n grain ; the first i of sheep and cattle do not fill up, nor animals practically fed grain alone. t a steer slaughtered Iv from those of cat - red, especially so in weighed more, and ngs which weighed table instance in the rimenter of the va- food. food to the develop - should receive the ysiologists, notably to human health. lent from the above is exerted upon the od consumed, which wide field of inquiry e nutrition of stock should also be treat - 1 aspect. There are y of the coarser food applied only at con - extra expense; now can be employed to scarcity, and instead to animal really cause e change, much good It is in such fields atest good comes. ertilizers• ,h considerable truth all manure is wasted. ser which collects on an to eaves and drip manure heap, and as ha and runs away it ble part of the man - water fall upon it in P, and the loss is tre- o valuable now that e of carrying away arn. Take it to some compactly in a solid Apples• kn about the impor- asible preventing the From what has been ancerning the barrier h Nature has placed goes without saying Ild not be ruthlessly 'y be safely assumed are lurking almost come in contact with cruise or cut in the worse than a rough fungus as a. lodgment tte spores of various Ludes, it at once fur- cdnditione for molds cruised is a fruit for terms are specially in - a specimen is placed fruit it soon becomes E. its neighbors on all tten apple found in a hers near by it being A rotten apple is not .editions favor or re - 3 decay fungi. If the eezing they are com- out when the room is uit cannot be expect - ad storage naturally as ideal apple has no Ind no bruises. If it , dry, cool room free onght to keep indefin- ehange rains it as an . have been born to er of Cold Spring, N. to less than ten years, as had three sets of 'r twins, and two sing- e York wedding was a Ding the Hudson, be - bride's country seat 'was " Sir Roger de rere six bridesmaids, and white Empire HERE AND THESE. Two thousand varieties of apples are raised in the United States. Rats avoid a house wherein a guinea-pig is permitted to roam at will. A net to catch whales has been patented in Auckland, and it is said to be a great success. Most of the centenarians in England have been lean people, small eaters, and very moderate drinkers. A Connecticut paper has an advertise- ment of "a cottage to let, containing six rooms and an acre of land." London physicians assert that a new form ot throat disease is caused by the wooden pavements of that city. A -recent invention converts waste paper into kegs, barrels, and vessels of various kinds. Even racing boats are made from it. A monkey that died in Butte City, Mon - Una, was such a pet that his owner induced an irreverent wretch to preach a sermon over the animal's remains. George Hogan, a bee -keeper, at Lynch's Station, Va., while attending his hives, was attacked by a swarm of bees, and in a few hours died of his wounds. Suicides are becoming so frequent In Den- mark that it is proposed to check them by a law turning over the body of every sui- cide to a dissecting -room. The telephone has been adjusted to divers' suits, so that, when under water, they can converse with persons above the surface, and. report what they see. The closing -week of the life of John E. Collins, of Rimini, Montana, was quite out of the common. Within seven days he was married, divorced, and had committed suicide. An artesian well at Pierre, S. D., spouts a combination of water and gas at the rate of 400 gallons a minute. The water blazes for a time when the light is applied to it. A horse belonging to Tom Roe, of Waco, Texas, while grazing, became suddenly ex- cited, and madly rushed at his owner. Tom struck him on the neck with his fist and animal dropped dead. Scorpions are so numerous in Durango, Mexico, that there is a bounty of sixty cents a hundred for them. The persons who are legalized to hunt for them are authorized to enter and search private houses. The lines on no two human hands are exactly alike. This fact is utilized in China in an interesting way. When a traveller desires a passport, the palm of his hand is covered with fine oil, paint and an impres- sion is taken on .thin, damp paper. This paper, officially signed, is his passport. - While riding in her buggy, near Iron Mountain, Cal., Mrs. Kamene saw what she thought to be three little dogs playing in the road. She stopped to admire their antics, when a mountain lioness sprang from the brush, and planted two paws on the buggy. She struck the animal on the head with her whip, lashed her horse, and escaped., The " little dogs" were young lions. IN LABOUR'S FIELD. European railroads have no grade ings. Artificial ivory skim milk. Iron steamships were Britain in 1943. Paper has been made of almost everything, not excepting iron. The United States consumes more paper than any other. nation. Great Britain received 10,057,600, letters front America last year. Nearly 300,000 pounds of aluminum:were produced last year. Silver dollars are shipped direct to China from Mexico by Chinese merchants. Mulhall estimates that the civilizednae tions annually pay $13,700,000,000 for food. cross - is made from condensed first built in Great A VICTORIA CO. MIRACLE, now Two Snfferers 8 egained Health and Strength. 11r. and Mrs. Jas. Laws on Tell the Story of Their Renewed Health and Strength— They Find health After Many Reme- dies Had Failed. From the Woodville Independent. The Independent has published a number of - well authenticated cases of most remarkable cures by the use of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills for Pale People. Many of these cures have occurred in our own province, and all of them have been vouched for by newspapers ot well known standing, whose disinterestedness leaves no room to doubt the accuracy of the statements made. But if anything were needed to convince the skeptical among our readers (if any there be) and bring into greater prominence the sur- passing remedy, it is found in the fact that the Independent has been able to give the particulars of several remarkable cures in our own neighborhood, every detail of which can be easily verified by any interested in so doing. A short time ago we gave the particulars of the re- covery of little George Veal, which has at- tracted so much notice and added to the fame of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills in this lo- cality. A few days ago this case was the topic of cenversation in one of our local stores, when a gentleman present said he knew of a case in town even more surprising. The Independent, alert for anything that would interest its readers, asked for some further particulars, and was informed that the per- son referred to was Mrs. James Lawson, an esteemed resident of Woodville, who had been utterly helpless for a time, her re- covery despaired of and who is now, through the almost magical virtues of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills, recovered and able to be about once more. A few days after this, meeting Mr. Lawson on the street, TheIndependent inquired if it were true, as stated, that his wife owed her recovery to the use of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. Yes, replied Mr. L„ and not only my wife but I was cured by them also. If you will call at the house you can have the full particulars if you want them. Mr. Lawson has been a resi- dent of Woodville for over twenty years, and is well known and highly respected by all. On calling at his house we tound both Mr. and Mrs. Lawson at home, and quite willing to give the desired information. They are an intelligent couple and those acquainted with them will have no hesita- tion in giving implicit confidence to their statements. Mr. Lawson stated that he had been ailing for years ; his appetite fail- ed ; he became weak aiad unable to work. He received medical assistance, but found it of no avail, and at last he was confined to the house with little prospect of recovery as was thought. He had read of the wonderful cures effected by Dr. Williams' Pink Pills and determined to give them a trial. He soon found benefit from them and continuing their use entirely recovered, and is now enjoying better health than he has previously done for years and is quite as able as formerly to do a day's work. Mrs. Lawson also told of her terrible sufferings. For three years she had been unable to do housework, at or nine months was confined to bed, being s helpless" that she had to be lifted like a child. She had consulted doctors in Toronto and taken their prescriptions but found no relief. Her nervous system was wholly unstrung and she suffered from disease of the spine. The doctors told her it would be necessary to perform an operation on her spine, other- wise she could not get relief. She refused to have the operation performed, knowing that it would make her a cripple for life, and she considered that condition as bad as her then state of suffering. At last she be- gan the use of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills and had not been taking them long when she found their good effects. She found herself getting stronger, and was able to leave her bed. . At first she had to use crutches, but continuing the use of Pink Pills she was able to throw away first one and then the other of the crutches and is now not only able to walk freely, but to attend to her household duties as for merly. In fact she says that she is now stronger than she has been for many years. Her appetite has returned, her nerve and spine troubles have disappeared, and slie rejoices in complete recovery which she attributes solely to the use of Dr. Will- iams' Pink Pills, and which she recom- mends to those troubled with nervous pros- tration, diseases of the spine or general de- bility. Both Mr. and Mrs. Lawson attri- bute their recovery under Providence to the use of this marvellous medicine which has been such a blessing in our land, and they are willing that all others should en- joy the knowledge of their wonderful vir- tue. Dr. Williams' Pink Pills are a perfect blood builder and nerve restorer, curing such diseases as rheumatism, neuralgia, par- tial paralysis, locomotor ataxia, St. Vitus' dance, nervous headache, nervous prostra- tion and the tired feeling therefrom, the after effects of la grippe, influenza and severe colds, diseases depending on humors in the blood, such as scrofula, chronic erysipelas, etc. Pink Pills give a healthy glow to pale and sallow complexions, and are a specific for the troubles peculiar to the female sys- tem, and in the case of men they effect a radical cure, in all cases arising from men- tal worry, overwork or excesses of any nature. These Pills are manufactured by the Dr. Williams' Medicine Company, Brockville, Ont., and Schenectady, N. Y., and are sold only in boxes bearing the firm's trade mark and wrapper, at 50c a box, or six boxes for $2.50. Bear in mind that Dr. Williams' Pink Pills are never sold in bulk, or by the dozen or hundred, and any dealer who of- fers substitutes in this form is trying to de- fraud you and should be avoided: The public are also cautioned against all other so-called blood builders and nerve tonics no matter\vhat name be given them. They are all imitations whose makers hope to reap a pecuniary advantage from the wond- erful reputation - achieved by Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. Ask your dealer for Dr. Wil- liams' Pink Pills for Pale People and refuse all imitations and substitutes. Dr. Williams' Pink Pills maybe had of all druggists or direct by mail from the Dr. Williams' Medicine Company from either address. The price at which these pills are sold makes a course of treatment comparatively inexpensive as compared with other remedies or medical treatment. Philadelphia locomotives are used in Jerusalem. India ink is made in Japan from the soot obtained by burning the shells of an oily nut. The crop area of Europe and America in 1840 was 492,000,000 acres ; in 1888 it was 80'7,000,000 acres. The United States' acreage in grain . is greater than the entire area of the German Empire. . A hive of 5,010 bees should produce fifty pounds of honey every year and multiply tenfold in five years. - All German workmen in Russian Poland have been ordered to learn the Russian lan- guage by January, 1894. Thirty thousand tons, or 2,000 carloads, of " staff " material were used in the walls of the World's Fair buildings. The maize crop of the United States cov- ers an area greater than England, Scotland, Wales, Ireland, and Denmark. A new cigarette machine has been invent- ed, that will feed, roll, paste, and make 10,000 perfect cigarettes in ten hours. A million dollars in gold coin will weigh 3,685.8 pounds, and a million dollars in sil- ver coin will weigh 58,920.9 pounds. Testimony of One Who Knew. Stranger—" This is a beautiful part of the city. Property must be very high here." Citizen—" No, sir. Property isn't worth anything along here." r` Not worth anything? Why, every house in this row's a palace, and there's half a mile of them !" " That doesn't make any difference. They are owned by men that are suffering for the necessaries of life." " I don't see any indications that the owners wantto-sell out." " They're too poor to be able even to. buy 'For Sale' cards to put in the windows." " Have you got any property - alongthis row ?" " Haven't a foot of dirt within a mile of - "" Then ho* "do you know all this ?" "I'm the--" (Interrupting) " Why, - Great Scott, I ought to have kneed it at once ! Shake ! an Assessor myself when I'm at home." -[Chicago Tribune. I3eavends a place of restless activity, the abode of never -tiring though. - Lightning Cookery. Prince Bismarck's old chef, who is now head cook in a big Berlin restaurant, recent- ly won a novel bet, and gave a surprising exhibition of his -mastery of the culinary art. He bad wagered $50 tha' he eoald kill, clean, cook and serve a chicken, all in six minutes. The wager was decided at night in the cafe of the restaurant, in the presence of a big crowd. The cook appear- ed at nine o'clock on an improvised plat- form, upon which stood a gas cooking stove. He held a live chicken high over his head, and the fowl cackled loudly. One blow of the keen carver severed the head from the neck, and the cook began to pick the feathers with great swiftness. It took just one minute to get rid of every feather. In Iess than another minute the expert had opened and cleaned the fowl, and had placed it upon a broiler on the gas stove. The cook busied himself at the broiler, seasoning the fowl as it cooked. It lacked just a second of the sixth minute when he stepped from the platform and served the chicken to the nearest guest amid great applause.—[London Figaro. Have You Neuralgia? If you are suffering the agonies of neural- gia, and have failed to get a remedy that will afford relief, we want you to try Pol- son's Nerviline. No remedy in the market has given anything like the same degree of satisfaction. Its action on nerve pain is simply marvelous, and as it put up in 25 cent bottles no great expense is involved in giving it a trial. Poison's Nerviline is the most pleasant, powerful, and certain pain remedy in the world. Sold by druggists and all dealers in medicine, 25 cents a bottle. Each adult inhales a gallon of air a min- ute and consumes thirty ounces of oxygen a day. ALMA LADIES' COLLEGE. St. Thomas, Ont.. has the most successful School of Fine Ar in Canada where all kinds of Drawing Painting and Decorative Art work are thoroughly taught. The Art Room is the finest in the province and well equipped and the record in the Government Examinations is not equalled by any other school. 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