HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Blyth Standard, 1902-11-06, Page 8THE MAD MULLAH
Of SOMALiLAND.
Who lie is and What the Trouble Is nil About.
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ll'hlettgu l'hrouirh.l ,;Ile 111 ler. Pathan roams., although
(treat Britain Is again 111 trou-
ble. 'Chis time It :s the Mad 1101- 11Irii nn, 11" 1:111 net luiv dap In the
1('011111 tie` ISrltl,b wore het ing with
duh ul' 8owu101110
who in dlspalltl11 the Ahkl1101 of Swat.
the right of the British 11 g1terll Ablullnh had accepted tt1U,000 le
Idmsor 410,1 his y,00,,, „Id ,4l the , Al from 1411 • gooses representative.
fend c u considerable whit If h`1' had surreptitl0urly invested
fuun11cn1 fullawrl"i Iwo Ircltu'0d
f i lerable force of i'
war against King E,hvtu'd, Selera' 1411
4'08011 alfa he lots found to be n G4nsral Anderson !tad, planned to
tough customer to dent wltit, hat- talk" a °Mace turd soMe t1a Yttllah
Ing Noon one of this chief obstacles
in 1lulntitm of this ling of troun-
to an early settlement of the war
P•1 Tho latter knew this or sus -
in lho smooth 1l" Iron molly u0rr- meted It lull after uppetre1n11y agree-
nt if body of
come, however, laid It was hoped sullh eelllwho t'Otn114 g on the Brills!'
that Ids rebellious spirit was 1'f- purls told 00001111 General Anderton
fechullly rak, utllh 'lues nut off a prlson:r nlmost under the 0,ve14
r to 117:;71;,e0 the can" bun'
e em - nl his troops. lin wad un1,1' rrlense'I
ever, for his Id' now salt l0 N` as
e »flee a Iwl yntcnt of k50,0))0 til 41
full of tlg1t as ever nn,l (1011 „quip_1401 6(duns from lhr Mod 1tu1141J nn
pod fm.' carrying on It protracted ' the alrtlesof lvflrhu'c,
resistuuce to the British author A Plows Leader.
toy.
tiomalllnu l Is but n small mutt- TI11 ;,Ltd 1Adlah 14 811 deeply re-
try 14ltuuled some tea degrees 111(1111114 tiult h,tl( the 14 111011 in hie
south of the equator—ural' the 0+Imp aro engaged ht player when
northwest roast of Africa. 11 Is (hay nee not drilling or attending
for tato most part n desert, 0111 ' to flute ramp duties. The nullves
the people „boo. h,l' nude 111th aro absolutely fearless of death and
the surrounding trlhes. They ore believe that defeat ender this Yid
nomadic, like must desert ,dwell- Mullah is Itu{gi 1t,te, 11 1111 hold to
ern, wed n11 attempts to civilise I alt,, slew th'llt hearts' Is the reword
them hive 101(000 0111110. ''111.11' 1'0- of 111 those. who die by tate bullets
Ilgtu11 is lluhamwrduu, 1001 like 11 of Um lotted (1111.
followers of 1Ile prophet they fli1 I "rent itrItolu 1.e 111 nu butnor for
with Qesper0llun, drrw0ag It a 0.800 stn then ar. Talo Iko s llampaigr
passport to 110111011 to fall In hitt-
tle, • vet. Of cola's, India Iwo au 0n0r-
operatlons of the 111111lhdlnt, moue army of native troops officered
1 Mnllnmmed ,t lulhlh,' ltegnu hy' Eagttohlnen, but to e('nd them
early In 1409, when 11e led a raid away c'ou'ld be to tevito,another up -
against a neighboring tribe on the riling and Uro old mutlity le sot for -
pretext that its members Fuld stolen g tell.,Personally,the 11011 llullgh is an
meads trout ids people, Flu was thee, ralruoCluury mnu. J10, elide despls-
e% ordinary wallah or kriest, 1014!
alter' o towbar of sucees1ful odds 1'111 the civilization of the effete
U jreclaimed himself the successor) 100'111, fns secretly made a study of
ei the nation, assented Mr 81111gellle-I every invention the 1(01014 of which
110 altitude toward the British pro- elm, to his fa n' city. 11 Is rnmured
te0torate guveriuwul, and nn- 1 that among tho prisoners token
noencod that he Intended to rule the years ago by this queer chleflalu Is
taterlor, Ieao'Ing the 008411 to the on, Engdsh officer, who woe, as most
Suropeaes, (}rout 11 1011, With the British officers are, a graduate of
Hae 1,u Its Lauds, (1-011 unablo, Sandhurst, which corresponds onds to our
r war Reit l'olat. The slur Is that Ibis
to, futuish euf(1clutvt I'rntrcllun to Y
HIS WINDPIPE SEVERED. him. The Brooklyn .fudges tell the,
slur!' LIS 101101'8;
Un0 day a 1hnbhy and lotlma'ioes
1'0800; \010 Sr, Ohl .N1 1.4.114 Drn1h day
walked lido the office of
tl'hdr hock sh.s.tine. 'ledge Marvell :ld said:
Ito L'no, \. ., l''•:p;urlu .t 1[08101,111 "Judge, 1 ant le lin 101 leek. 1 (011 at
nrrilent ur('011111 li le nu'rllu!; nt :1 00,11410 of dollars to get 11 Turkish
,114, 1'l (11111 0f 1'11140 1(10nd, 141', bath. n 1110141 111111 11 shlu", mil 111th
will, 11,nu l'I:n'k'e 11Orbur, \lip)• I'll he 111 decent condition to ti•il
by teit011 n y 0111441 10011 of u1y frlrnds.,,
111411 phu'1•, n;nur,! Jetties Nirkin0rn, Thr 11nllry 14(14 h(1ilel '0000 1114
01101', 111th taw 00001057 that 11(tnl-
:(.,1 w! 1-1, r llul \lt•krl'euii, 1041 1111
life. The 4110041 1114th left 1011 home
ab k e'ch,ck to shoot Will thlckx. .144
h,' 1111 urn FrUn n 11on14 to dinner Ida
fodder wast t,• took for 111111, anal
found the den! (Maly beside a large
nock. 1t is sttplo4nt the charge 110-
(ih`1Nally ro`aled, entering the,
throat 111(11'ualplttcly srv'erinf; the
witelplpe•
tint friendly or neutral natived,wlU) man hue taught rat only Itis 11011
'(1Z
moult Ilii t 1108144wd44 of them language to the Mad Mullah, but 1141414
ed the Mod :n,utli,h, brlllg given sb)w11 blm ibo mysterl'e of tele -
t tj choice of duhtg not 110 bang raid- scattily, the Itlephono and other
hit in Maren, )i)0) ,, le' 'ttn1kOd 1111 things, including the science of m111 -
X' 1141141.1- xpaedhlon of 1.500 men Lary strategy arid the of arms 111
-inst. Kat, 11 111.1 ultbuugh hu generut,
.,00 Met and retreated the The Mullah is pereonully so Strong
a of 114111118/11 tn.Ilrelt lien-
that Ile is 00111 to be able td break
eta'k'troop% with ellen n (tread o1 an Iron bar to two ae easily as the
hln► that 00 attempt 101(0 umrIle 10 nocrngo man snaps n %talking stick
host [ IIs '0114 to
10 had Ile has n nos n soothsayers ay ;i t
8,00000 toil'. T1reu years 111,0 1 tests about him, whorl he cons Ill
r
gOQO toil
osvere with only 111\14 141'
1(1es; now he Las 41,000 leen, a 08 +411 po11411(!0 ncoaelons,
good percentage of them nrmell 11'1111
rtflest secured in rattle on caravans.
' Has (liven Much Trouble.
it was the Mad 2411111111 who light-
ed the fire which (nvepi front nt end
to end of the northwest frontier of
British India when hu 0810441 the
(x00(4fu of tiro Swat valley u0'I
Marched down with a horde of ftiu1
tribesmen to invest the British
ppoQets at Malukaland turd 1'hudl1.ura
d(st1'lots• Ile Is 1111 old 141111, lean
and gaunt, but possessed of remark -
'able vitality. ilo Is a Most eloquent
ppeeclrer, and 1114 wild fountwtslrl
wet ke with extraordinary effect upon
the Fathom!, 1111 svhfrcls.
His preeelrt plan is to form an al-
liance with the Mgertalu tribe. which
will enable him to 10114 80,000 wen
agatnet the British. if the feint la
the ddreotlon,o( Der is e11CCPslful the
British will have to invade this 1f1-
Jurtul0 country, There will be heavy
llgbting, and the natives aro well
supplied with rifles and ammunition
and the Innes of communication with
the British aro liable lu IM broken
at any time.
Hle I arty Cnr•44',
NOW BRITISH TEi�HITOBir
14
WANTS MB. CHAMBERUIN.
Originally the loud linnets 1.000
from the Boner country. lila home
was in the village. of Vega, and Ins
real uame le Satlullalt. 1!114 (4011444- wad
blown up )1y dynamite In I 89 by a
British loroe. Kir Blndot blood and
Jde divlelon marched tluough Boner
after the battle of the Tanga pass.
The Mad Mullah's (louse 1.1(444 the b1'e1
la the village, bat the only parts
that escaped destruction ware the
doors, wIdolt were covered with
benutl(ul carvings 8)311 were carried
away by the poltticul
The Mut Mullah has (4040' forgot;
tett the huld'•d wrongs done to ills
(11'.1(410 Gy the British, 1(0'11 on tarry
losslblo occasion lulus 114 holo hits
head to barn 001 UP' 11(1)14111 a tldt `1'6.
Although Ole lfud Mullah Ls NO 01110J,
1l Is only 0111001(141'1)114 like these that
he becomes so seemingly mentally tut -
balanced that he heeumrs n raving
fanatic. Even his own men urn afraid
of hint. He believes that be is des-
tined to eventually tripe the British
tiff the Grew of the earth, and this
latest 111oeMent 10011 1.0 011010 that
the idea has not been knockrd out
of 111x1 head. •
,He has 111101111 been really relquiwel
null the olticer of the British army
who rail take 1116 great chief a prise
otter 111 surd of great reward.
01 yell the trlhersa`11 that Igitr
/1 550,1 taw Drilish 1111' diad Malta it is
the only owe feared by the British
soldier, for oho mystic pitrt of Ills
personality Is rather hh1s"l-rnr,lliug
to Tcmtny Atklus, who ran fa0» 1i111-
letn without a tremor, hal who flow v1
1n lila heart le 11.4 mach afraid of
ghosts and such tllhtge as the veriest
Old wrom041.
afany plana Hare been made to cap-
ture the Mullah tlxlullnh by Ids fors,
but all of thrut have failed miserably,
011 one occasion the British general,
Anderson, sent n messenger to the
mullah's, ramp, proposing a Ill o•th1g.
The general proposed that the great
chieftain, accompanied by six of hie
moo, unarmed, should meet him 111
n kpot named and talk over the odd-
tary situation, then a very- strained
Australia Will Send Huri
Invitation.
an
t:fishes 1110 ,fudge 111 11111 dealings
with his fellow Ilion. Then it ocenl'-
red In the dodge that perhaps hr
had been n hit hasty In giving the
1lslur money. He Innkiol nut of the
window 84111 141w oho 11111 11 needing
for 1'nurl street. ttrabbing Lis Mil,
he followed him straight Into a sit -
loon and heard lite fellow say with
al wave 01 1110 1001:
"('01111: 011, mea; drink with m1'.''
Dawn well the two -dollar bill on
the counter. Forward surged right
or ten loungers. ,iust ns the hub0's
words of Invitation were gutting
cold. a long arm ringed ever the,
shoulders of the thirsty, and .lodge
Marra» said quietly bet firmly ns
Britain Gets 'Possession of 1,1' picked up the brllg r
"Not with my money"
Delagoa Bay.
AN IMPORTANT LAND DEAL.
WiLL NOT AFFECT BOER PLANS.
T,om1011, Nor, :I.—A demi:Itch front
4( 1htry, lust` -ally, states that (Ir.
!Barton, the Premier of the .111x-
(1'0,11411 Commonwealth, will 11101"
11r. Chamberlain, taw Colmslal ''C-
(141411',%, who Is going to South .tl-
sict4 on a visit, to 14xlemi his tour
ler Australia.
Secretory 1'llllt'rs said lu-dal
that the Boer places would nut he
affected by 111'. Lhamblrlalu's forth-
cumlug visit to Mouth Africa. The
generals believe the visit of 1110
Colonial Ree'etoy will he prudu0-
live of good, and they !lupe it will
result In an additional grant of
money for the assistance of the
burghers,
The friends of Mr. ("hallrberl.11n
arc much gratified at the an-
nonllermPnt of the Australian ri11t-
moment Inviting 11:48 to (Aland his
south African tour to Australia. It
Is suggested that Catlada officially
support ' the invitation that Mr.
Chamberlain return to England by
way of Vancouver. It 111 unders(uu'I
the invitation stands no chance of
being 410081110011 unless strict Cm-
it,tiuu Is 111111'"11 upon the 11)11111,0,
umobile eeg0gement4.
The Hager. Not, :I, --Germany nud
Did ill ill have agreed 011 the dhlshut
of South-east .Africa, according to
a high diplomatic authority, who
1114 furnl,lied the following verslJi
of 110. fact; "tictm1ny gets the
territory from the Zambesi north
to the border, of Its own coludy.
Britnln gets eaorything south of
the Zambesi, Including Loretto.)
Marquee, Deingu11 Buy, anti Beira,
which %ti11 that be the most north-
erly point In British' Soutlt-East -
1frt . 1'ortuguene sovereignty will
be superseded, but whether Ger-
mn1ly and Brllalu will Uuy the re -
glue or simply- establish 114 cuulrul
elwilnr to 1110 .Ulglu-Egypt leu al'
raug(melit, Is 111100.111 111, T1e
Ow se plan Is regarded its the most
likely' to be carried out.
Treaty Still Kept nevem.
"This acquisition of 1'orluguese
territory was determined more
than Ores yew's ago In a treaty
between G4rwnuy and ureal Bri-
tain, 10111011 eentulned n secret
FATAL SCOTTISH COSTUME.
YIENNS FMOUS
f001 TOERI
Aloe Chamber of Horrors
were treated as dnugerw(e a)ll dis-
gusting creatures. Tho 0111444 onntnhn-
Ina the llolent owe were not opened
oftener than0800 a Month, when
men Would enter, seize the
Irrhencre and eta( theme out to w ash
In 111.
At olds time the nolle were (Ottani-1
The (11' deg was d•xtu b; means 11f
11 tin sit''),- 1, triangular in sins.,
the isdttl111 rad of w'irich was in-
sert,1d lit n eroded in the door 0f
1110 r •II. 11. the total was entirely
Intuit, the mimosa. was expected to
tot • 111 - 014,0, Himont front this dlr' cl-
L,1 1111 uc.• oche wrr_. 0)01(11. inya 111,"
not -,a 111,1 (001001 1e,'1r thrown into
rrlls 111111 sere rnlit•nl; dark, and if
1 1111 1 111 1101 011 1.1 1 thea thei w err
put Meier cold , elorwef baths and
thatches until they were eshassiled.
Chola., nud 011111 dnurlu`s 1(1111'111n'k
cells were used until nearly the mid-
dle of the last reuttr,,, and it tuns
11, late ars 1414:1 Vlore the thilent
1n>ggr were remover! to regulurasy-
lume that Were real!; 'Wanted for the
14001401-1' nrcurlllg to 11pslern Fleas.
7`ltis 1'irin a haul Tower, even In
Its worst days, 101111 u bul'ell of
rest compare,( with many of the
other prisons for Itututies in I..ur-
op1'; nail the 1'i,nua treatment of
0,101800 101 the lunutie was cniig1t-
eu411 contoured with the ideas of
soot eminent and well-disposed 111011
11 .. l'''ots. Helve and liora, of ller-
liu, who 11'1(11,' learned treatises 111
which 1104 argued for the aseffil
nod lrtrdieent ph sIoloMhs1 'had
psychological
dlt11nto
f
'rhry 111111 1,11111 III the mecippnirlll
lrrat mrnt. Their favorltq,fmplu-
nlemt We n frightful. thing known
as Ihe1 1-:ng;ish coffin. It was a
Ioug, narrow chest, into which this
mashie was forced.
to be Razed. 'Then 1 lie lid was hltteeed down.
The only upebli(41 In It Was .hist
large enough to 1,1:11(1140 110 fuel• of
the patient. 4
%nigher utensil was the "fouls
HORRORS iT HAS. SEEN 'wheel," which wlty to all 14ICON
• and In design not hong except 1.
magnified squirrel cage lvilh 1110 •'
(umJhu 0(held. The rating lunatic
((4111 lmprisonr,l Lt 111,11 wheel ,111111
1441 there 11 11111 It stopped ('0v01v-
0ug, (0hleh fact watt accepted 1111 in-
dication that the 01011111 stud wort: -
ed itself oat.
A Reminder ol'the Days or l'rurlty to
14001144 Husks 1111' the Invuu'
110111 1 4. n tCvl1.111el0111481Iunarrlt,
!rut the Scene of B1u•bnruus `'•1111 10001' brutal were 1110 Iron
masks used as Irate as 141117• 101110
Pra011c44s, of these were unearthed recently
from the cellar of the 08111180 asy-
lum n1 Andrruncll, Hermans, and
1'lenna's fatuous '1001 To ,o be razed. That meals the moot at of preserved by the present .1lreetor
of the institution.
01110110 1(1 tut• a=duct u{Waa d4scrlu'1'1. oar of the ills! rernldulug reullnder,v
The facts 110'4' Withhold at first
because tirent British' desired the of the cruel and lgunrn11 treatment
a'el'1 egue1e territory to be free of the insane that obtained 111 Europe
from our olsuralluns 011 the part 0.1.08 ns fate ns Ihr. lx'gtnniug 111 Ow
or the doers, 111111 Innerly- b'cuu60 duet century,
tcrmany is uuxloue tImt a more
amicable feeling toward England There. are many 1leuuese lining 10'
dhV11141 develop In 110 hithtrblit,i day who can remember hearing the
before the people are informed that shrhks NM yells issuing (mu tips
10114144'104' Iwpu lier10arlY ',oar 41(1,0 fool Tower. There are physicians dt-
hetl of acquiring Lorenzo Marquez
has been given apt' bog a 1010 remember the thee when111
It is boli0lcd the 110111/111 1bovurn- that g0val buh.ding nett and 'lcau('a
meta trill bogie etteuahr 11110,100 hu- lay enabled hand nud foot and 110110
movements 111, L01.en7.0 1I11.14100Z as to go near them. These plys'ieloob
100111 ad Its 1401errlgnly 11ub beenr(n.ew!,el' 414,000 awns us to the nlillty'
mowed. Th.. new territory' is 0
very vnluubl' ndd,t',on to Karr Ed- of various instrumento 04 lurtare,
want's smith African possessions such ab 1110 -nigh/111 cuffhl" :11111 the
Lorenzo 141001110z, 011 oho north- ''(001'11 wheel:' a
west sidle of Delagea Bay, las lolls 1'014 11,0 11(;011 1'uul Tuw11) 1
Mien the only I'ortnguesn settlement
011 the east 4ide of the continent. 7'11,: built by 401 enlightened and estop -
British 11(1014 long deel•e11 to possess' timothy kindly monarch, Josep,1 lt.,
1t. One time a British captain hoist- 101(0110 101e 01 utaukuld guided til Ills
eel the Britian flag on Part of the Ole. Its construction 14(1.1 tie treat -
Mod unocrnpied by the Portugues,', meat 4U'en t(1 4114 1(11114t,', burU:u'1e
but the Holme authorities refns,sl to as U1ry' seem uuw, trtua4phe 1l
014110111 Its annexation by rlgllt of Pauoath'tu'upy al 1110 tlwe.
discovery. The 1'ortugut•se a few- When 11 was built, hl 174(:1, the in -
years age were anxious to se11 the (4114)14' were u'clurd us 1001140 :11:111
hay, and offered their rights in it criminals. They were kept Lu 1'(11141 u(
to the British for few thousand Pri-kon11 141111 14,1ulded by 1111 4114 11 114,4
dollars, The 8rltleh Fofelgn office and loathsome ,I18en4e6,
referred the mutter to the arbi- Enrnror Jus -pit trent 111, fur '1 1'1
tratlot of Marshal, lfeMuhol, then tml'dteul e111:11et aunbled 111111 to go et
President of France, (('110 prongttly
11Wrdnl the Inud to the Portuguese.
Now It Is safe to stay that millions
will b1• paid for the district, It Is
the great fart for the Transvaal,
rind through It the Bores got most
of their gene anti ammunition during
the recent 1001'. Petra is 1110 Um'
part of immen11r 0nlue to the British
for the development of Manama-
land.
asnn-
land.
Aloosed Auger or Spectator11'ho Kil-
led the Mon Whit Wore it,
Chicago, Nov. :1.—Iletattue. hr /rite
411',:0.11 111 11 ,v;.,k11.,11 ea/luno', Jebu
.1.
Walker, 1.14 :JC:S 1'uulbr:' fdreet
oath, was shit 110,i killed 1? Dattlal,
Cit„ b; .1011 n Perry, 10110 Is Bahl to
hr n uotorl,us (11111r30 ler IUnul Dal -
tom .1 telegram rerelvld 410,41rr4Iar
(14)0(1 he William 14';IL'g,r, No,' 1111
1ou1.111111eh1 auto' south, Mrs. 't'al-
ker's (lUe'r, nu11canlee•1 11r. Walker's
denlh,
The shoaling took place on Baler -
int,, (1156.' 1st h. +' 11(111' last y', a1' Wal-
ker I111d 110011 ono of the ronttagers'-1
of the sik+ 111otrs comlecttd 10th
.lost, linbl'a•nu's cirrus. It was In
tail.^ endo show that It' was shut.
.teeordhtg to the accounts of 111'
affair published In Dolton, R'alk•r'
had appeared on u stand 111511111 Ihr'
tent dressed ht u 811111lsh uniform
and carrying bagplpos. Perry entered 1
the trot and at once begun making
remarks about the. dress, but no',
attention was paid to him by the
811bw people. Perry continued) to 0011
to Walker to leave the stand rind
take off 1112 costume. finally Perr;v '
drew a revoker, it to charged, and
fire] 015.0 ' shot, the bullet taking
effect In Walker's abdomen,' Walker
was n futtkve of AM Wets', U'eotlaad,
NO DRINKS WITH HIS MONEY.
.lwlhte \1'(111111 Not tludnre Imposition
Pr,t'th'rd by 1a tread 114.11 1.
.1(181ice -Mary 1a, of the Solarium,
t'ota't of NPW Turk, is one of the
1141st benetnfeilt of when, 11111, 1'k"
others, , 0liker to be iaepostd 41011.
H» is (Pry 1111! and tender-hearted,
and tong' who 0a'h'rst:lnt the latter
111111ity of hos nature nee disposed
to tali» tollaninge of 11110. Not very
long ago he caught ;in J1111)051,'r just
1114 1414 t"lIOW was performing the
list net of 0 swill -fling trick mala
Two of them look exactly like 'he
sire !racers' w)sk5 worn when:le:-
Mg the rolls, The third 114 her gtore
Ma K0101, nod male ruMrely of 'ex-
tremely heavy sheet this. It has 11,0
helps pierced for the eyes and 00144
1111,1 1114(01100 for the mouth. 'Co
girt. the wearer air there are a
fete very small holes In the top of
110' helmet.
These appliances 01,'re used for
patients that had 1111' habit of Int-
ing or spitting. 'rho offenders 1111,1
to wry" them constantly.
Th • wire masks were taken off oa-
t0 al nein times, ant thou 'lapped
right on again. The still more vio-
lent pallc01, who had to wear the
tin h:1mr1 often were not relieved
of It, ,1 ell 111 001, but were fed
through Ib,. hale that serve) for a
wtowiiglt.rr. The front of Oils
gen.'snme 1141111 entering was 110 lir-
ratlg;cl that 114 rotld bo opened like
11 floor.
TM. 1,I I times of frank, unreasoning
14r„tulily. %viten Moat ',ea were treated
so hateful things, had passed away
long before It struck any one that
the eco of three helmets and simi-
lar Instruments was vicious end
harmful. It ons a ragulur part of
the treatment of the Insane nolle
1887, when a royal decree forbade
1t. -
sue tone. T1101•1- was 11(1 tlullgllt 1❑ 111', Joliette.' Itrl'141rt, 10 a recent
the mind of uuyu11e lu 00110(144 that rel kw of the primitive and erlrel me -
Insanity could U1, cured or nw(lio'- lleo.ls 10'11 (veil into the nineteenth
atm!. Taus, wall 411 1116 hawQldly, the cel turd'. remarks that Ids 14'(I1y of
Emperor 410(1' l 1101 111101 d'li :01 umke 'ha 814141100;011: use'! 111 Insane asylums
of lets -bulagng northing (Ufercut 111 the Inst I;enerntlon lute 00111110'011
10010 a )Meson fur thedpsane, lint th'ut, they all date hook tliteet-
Toe token cohtutue site stories, l,v to the tortures used In til' prls-
ralrll 10111 11enty4i4;11t tiny I,`lls 1 trio Of the (1 riot 11.114(11 the insane
lighted try' small windows, seiroely 14001100 was confined is 11 matt:r of
1.,.344‘ts' than hluprt101e', burr'I bra,- i tours with (1dt,Inn's nal 14081.•11,41
114,
1 for bring demented left as the mom-
Sanrtins. (WO lunatics, or fowls 1414' 111l14 (('err puniAtell fur being wl'ked•
they were valid then, were boort,- The II11p)cme11ts of punishment were
mud in mai yell, 11'ulls 111141 (*0,.'rs adopted apparently as u mater ,.1
u1' s11.1 1110.1110.1 with rings awl Mks e0111'ea when the huletlos were trans.
to tv111ch th, 14 un.ortl0utlr creator b 1,11011 to'n6,1'Itlme, -
were mialne•I with 10,81 fetters.
Ver; qul^t lunatics were taken for
b,ccustuu;ll 1014,116 111141101 1110 eorrl- Paul Ro,•4411grr, of r'doeketf, Mout..
dors alai ...meanies cart le It.r! Lev been made d,feo,lenl in 11 +811
ganle,1- pltns. '1'11 ` Mapes ie 0'11•,1 annutense' by the U. S. Lrl+tric14 .1t-
11: tlr.1 to -• ) .we; t0 assure !Orwell * 1 .,-ncy, Thu 1}uvennuent Maim: the
that his r, iodations ((:1'0 bring 1,b- ,lefrndant, while 1100118,1 1111h'aant
(00(411 faithfully. Ho hod 400,tte,1 i 4+11,1 In•llng gnnrterwn ler' 111 the
them nut Ln Ir,s ulya bawl, ;01,1 1411,' 14,11111
1l. 8. Cnvnlr,r In I'll1'111 :118 }
muni trblul d0lnhls Lad bavL pro -I 14lalwnla. In 141(4 and 1141'. lril'd
Oiled for by hlu1. 1 v0 Ire(olnt.fo' a lora.. (111 ,0011 .1
But lila (shuts were without 0,101,-' •nppilts, together 101111 .174; 111
Lille 111111, ;u1J 111 a n,-ult the :,;male$ lu„nry.
ON THE THRESHOLD Of WOMANHOOD
Many a Girl Falls a Victim of 111s Which Affect Health and Happiness
All Through Life—Dr. Chase's Nerve Food.
Just on the threshold of womanhood, that trying period when the whole 57>ten, 1P undergoing n rom-
pinte cIuoigl.10:10.411girl falls a victim 01 rhloro$lo, o' green (10111101.5, Her ,11e1•u.u11,,1, changes and rine be.
opinesmoron'', de.goadellt and melancholy. Tile 111414, 111.. 1. rhlttigl able, digestion tulprr(1ra and weariness
and fatlgpe; are t'tperleitced on 1118 ought 'sl exertion. Blondes Lrronu• 1st IIId. wa..y anti puffy, brunettes
boonuu''mkly Ind greyish In color, with 111111811 Ilnek rhlgn ruder the eyes. ,
1'w\n10111ntiul shows a remarkubie decrease lit the qulily of tile, blood. Iron 411,•1 such odder restoratives
an are admirably e,mlhnrd 1e Dr, Chase's NPrCP Food are demanded by the system. The regular and per-
sistent non or lir. ('halo's Nerve Food cannot (1111 to lrenerit any girl or young woman suffering Isom aldo-
rosle, frmlr11e Irregularities or weakness resulting from poor bloodn001 exhausted Herres. It reconstruct.
wasted tissue,. gives color to the' cheeks and mew/11111114 to every organ of the body.
mei!, It-llllamti 73 Palace street, Brantford, etntr: "My daughter, who one working 1n n grocery store,
became s0 weak lend run down in health that she sad 10 give no her tlositloc. Hbe 10115 81140 pato and n r-
v011s. 11011 had very distressing nttac'ke 01 headnrlrn. I got n box of De C'hase's Nerve Food and started
her nstng it. I could easily see an 1Mptovement In bor 10ok1 and 511e had net ripe( taking It long before
her color Ileum', 'ell' much better, her nerves more steady tied her headaches dlarlppear0L.l8he le now et-
tircly carol of her trouble, o.nd consequently we value 1)r."Ohaee's Nene Food very highly"
Dr, Cheer's Nerve Food is woman's greatest help, because it forme new, rich, Ilfe-surtaining blood. 111.
dente a box, /t hetet for 12.50, at all deniers, or Edtnatleon, Iota & Cu., Toronto. ,