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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron News-Record, 1897-01-20, Page 7... _..-,..-..,,-1.1.1_-..1.- __ Mad in the Post -office Department to 4.iL A ( r7-Y..i rcover the bag with cotton or Limen. a )I 11 T,E'�TERS BY THE MILLION the extent of $800,600, the total net rev- / / 1—iA1, 1 Il 1. I Thus will prevent the sand Prom gift_ OLINTON 45A 0" DOB. AND BLiNQ FA�',�pRy �„ enue being $2,792,790 and the total ex- in out. A ba r penditure $3,693,647. The same trouble 8 g of this sort can easily SOMETHING ATBOUT THE POSTAL lana confronted the post -office authort- ALCOHOL, AND DISEASE. be prepared and taken hove for fu- QCOOPER, o p lure use, When it is required in case a t. is •PROPRIETOR SYSTEM OF THIS COUNTRY. ties of thio United States, as in only A titan was recently brought into t of sickness it can be quickly heated _ ten of the States are the postal rev- one of the public hospitals of a large by, placing it in the oven. After ontoGeneral Builder and Cantxaetox, sketch or Its Development "1141 Statistics as epees in excess of the expenditure. city suffering from a bruise. He had using this a hot water bottle or brick ,Chis factor h p p I • COST OF CARRYING THE MAILS. will never again be used for warming y as been under the personal supervision and one owner for ei h to work Done—Facts as to Registered I fall" backward across a narrow ob- the Feet or hands of a sick �,. betters and atouey Orders. The following sums were expended struction of some kind, and upon ex- The sand holds the heat fora long years. We carry an extensive and reliable stock and prepare plans anll g�XO The 15;carby l the mails ; b y rail, ers, amination it was found that he had time, and it can be tucked up to the eotlroatea for and build all classes of buildings on abort notice and on', ta,i t}Ig8* In this year 1661 an sot d the Pm- 241,115; b land, department ; by steamers, back without beim uncomfortable to prices. All work is supervised in a mechanical wily and esti laafiiiba Aerial Parliament transferred the man- I $79,856. The department has postal I >eractured one of the bones of the g p contracts with 48 railwa s, whose com- the invalid. It is a good plan to make y IL I agement of the postal systems in the I biped lengtlh! is 14,468 miles. It uses spine. The back was not what is com- two or three bags and keep them on guaranteed. We sell all kinds of interior and exterior material. colonies of British North America to 157 postal cars. of which 63 are on the Monty called broken, but one of the I band ready for use at any time, and Lumber Lath Shingles, 'the various provincial authorities, and Grand Trunk, 50 on the Canadian Paci- 011es was cracked in such a way that ' one can be heating white the others , Lime, Sash Doors Blinds Etre from that date until Confederation. each flo and 18 on the Intereolonial. The daily unless an operation was performed and are in use.. r distance travelled is 30,436 miles. The P Agent for the CELEBRATED (IRAYI3ILL SCHOC L DESK manutaotured province controlled its own system total distance travelled in 1895 was the pressure of the fragment upon the A jj A A at Waterloo. Call and get prices and eatimatea belcro Iasis r under its own laws and regulations. 14,836,735 miles. spinal cord relieved, paralysis and pre- THE LUTE CUBAN LEADEF� placing your O.rderfi, +. Shortly after Confederation. however. The cor�pondence between Canada bably collapse would follow. �, and China and Japan consisted last year the Post -office .Act came into effect, of 179,993 letters, 77.488 newapapersy652 The operation, though comparatively SOME CHARACTERISTICS OF THE eatabliahing uniform rates and regula- pounds of parcels and- in ;are, is not excessively difficult, and GREAT GEN. MACEO. Leslie's Carriage Factory,ons for th'e Dominion. articles to the number of 61,049. With the man's chance for recovery would e l• the Australian colonies the mail com- have been at Least an even one ; but These regulations, which since that Muni resulted in the transmis- uo oacu Applied to be Insured in a Cana BUGGIES, PHAETONS, CARTS AND WAGONS—all of the beat work% date have changed from time to time, sion of 148.729 letters, 813,525 news- when the surgeons ordered him to be dlnn compnuy-Ieeuuirkabtu Facts manship and material. S All the latest styles end most modernimprove- are now as follows: General letter papers, 206,916 books and samples. Prepared Por the operation, it was no- 11roreght oat la 1114 Application, P titled that he bore marks of being ad- menta. All work warranted. Repairing and repainting; promptiy attended rate, 3 cents GROWTH OF POSTAL SERVICE. great to. Prices to suit the times, per ounce or under; let- dieted to drink. The operation was Canadians Have not taken a ters for local. delivery, where there is At Confederation there were only 3,- immediate) abandoned, the man facts, now bel of rnesL in the guerilla war- se FACTORY—oorner Huron and Orange Streets Clinton. f a free delivery, 2 cents per ounce or 638 post offices in Canada. There are y g pursued in the Island E , under; letters for local delivery, where now 8,832. The first died within sweet. - _ — _ , year of Confeder- o£ Cuba, and of which the chief Peat- C v YEARS . not delivered free, 1 cent per ounce ation 704,7Q0 registered letters were To the casual reader it might seem Ore would appear to be murder, tem- CEMENTS. I'01� TWENTY 1 CQf1S sent, last year 3,183,200 registered let- a case of professional heartlessness. But y dynamite. Por the sake of or under; registration fee, 5 cents; let- les were sent. Tate total letters posted pered b d P the doctor knew—from experience humanity they would desire, indeed, to ter cards, 3 cents; post -cards, 1 cent; in 1868 were 18,160,000 ; in 1895, thiey in just such cases—how powerless the A Few Recipes which May be Found oI DUNN newspapers, books, etc., generally 1 numbered 107,565,000. Post cards were P see the struggle brought to a close and used in the year 1876 to the number of man would be, worn out as he was by vary great �',itric, cent per 4 ounces; parcels, 6 cents per Y indulgence, to withstand the shock of Peace once more restored to one of the 4,646,000. Last year no less than 24,_ For China.—Make a ver thick solu- 4 ounces; fiftb�class matter (parcels 0$5,000 of them were sent b (nail. Ac- an operation. And since cases of a fairest spots in earth. A great mass tion of um arabic and warm water, open to inspection), 1 cent per aunts. cordis to the Y similar sort are a frequent occur- o£ stuff is g g population chore were tepee in all our large public and pre- Printed far the salon of sen- and stir in a sufficient, quantity of In the year 1875 an agreement was 6.37 letters to every ]lead of population; vete hospitals, it is worts while to in- sation; sanguinary battles have been plaster of Paris to mak in 1880 t'h�ere were 10.86 letters per e a thick paste. BAKINQ made with the United States, whereby head; in fere there were 19,63 letters quire into the cause -of such a state fought—sometimes iii the imagination; With a small brush apply the paste POW' DER a common rate of postage between the per Bead, and in 1895 21.16 letters per of affairs, and to draw from it a les- and, owing to the difficulty of obtain- very carefully to the fractured edges son and perhaps a moral. in of the china. two countries was adopted, each coun- head. g the sober facts, the newspaper cor- pressing them tightly to- ' The downward course of a person r un - try retainin all Mone collected. and Newspapers. periodicals, books, tette- who becomes enslaved to stimulants respondent tecta himself justified gether. Iet;ve the mended dish nn- THE COOKS BEST FRIEND Y g Y parcels, etc., to thio numbor of 5.6 touched for two or three days. tars, follows a natural law. Beginning g play y. LARGr6sv SALE IN CANAD96 no accounts being kept between the per head ofP18-6p o elation went through g with given full la olio his fent For Jewels.—Soak isinglass in water two Post -office Departments with re- theTmails in 1868. Last a sufficient quantity of alcohol to pro- So far General Maeeo i ep year 18.92 per appears to have Bard to international correspondence. head of population were handled, ora duce a certain pleasurable sensation, he boon the hero of the atru le. He was till soft, then dissolve it in proof spirit; P finds himself, quite as a matter of gg add a little gum ammoniac, and mix take ten a Later in 1888 another agreement was total number of 96,1?6,206• course, gradually increasing his daily every inch a soldier. He hated Spanish pits tragacanth mucilage, made, specialty LETTER WRITING IN ONTARIO. allowance. rule; with an intensity which is only with it one-fourth the quantity of ten parts of honey and one part of p y providing for the estab- Of the total 107,565,000 letters sent Alcohol stimulates the various organs tinctura of mastic It must be kept flour. Another cement that will re- lislhanent of an exchange of general in 1895, Ontario of the body explicable when it is understood that well stopped, and when wanted for use, gist dampness still better, but will not ` people wrote 57,900,000, y to increased work. By most of the members of his family ii Y g articles of merchandise, open to in- or more than one half. This is at the this increase of exercise the organ y were quified b the vial being immersed adhere if the surface is greasy, ismade spection, between the two countries, rate of 26 lettere g y in hot water. This cement can be used g g • parts shellac, Cion. Per head of popula�� grows, and the larger organ makes shot b the Spanish Government in the to fasten jewels u by bollen together two su of t Quebec sent' letters at the rate larger demands. These demands the r j upon watch cases, etc.; one art borax and sixteen parts wa- 1lje Q certain regulations for the of 15 per head; Nova Scotia, 17; New Beeler interprets as a call for more P evious rebellion, also to mend china or to replace leaves ter. P 1 iProtection of customs with, respect to alcohol, and so the round is continued. His tactics were at once daring and torn out of books. P Brunswick, 17 • Prince Edward Island, Heat and Waterproof Cement.—A ce- , ,articles liable to duty. All the princi- 11; British' Columbia, 27 • and Manitoba Under excessive stimulation the sub- baffling; he decoyed the Spanish troops, Japanese Rice.—A cement very much ment for use where resistence to the Val provisions, however, of the agree- and Nort:h-west Territories, 25. Out of stance of the body begins to change picked them off in detail, rushed up- used in China and Japan pow r made from action of both water and heat is re - Ontario of 1875 were retained. The. in- a total of 9,183,200 registered letters its character. food which cannot be on them rice, Mix the beat powdered rice with Ontario sent 1,750,000. used is stored up in the form of fat. Po gaited is composed by mixing ordin- ternal postage rates of each country During the whole period since Con- Watery instead of solid substances ap- LIKE A WHIiR.LWIND, a little cold water; then gradually ary glycerine with dry li,harge, so as generally govern, and official corre- federation the postal revenue has been Pear. Eventually the organs them- made a sweeping charge, and rode add boiling water till a proper eonsis- to constitute a tough paste. Por unit- spondenee entitled to pass free in one always considerably under the expendi- sleves change their appearance and gaily away. There seems to be little tence is acquired, being careful toke-ep ing the joints of steam pipes and other ' country is delivered free in this other, Cure, Each of the past twenty years begin to break clown and decay. doubt as to the death of the guerilla it well stirred all the time; lastly. it similar uses th%s preparation is said has shown a deficit of from $400,000 to Then comes a crisis— through ac- must be boiled for one minute in a Co be very satisfactory. THE UNIVERSAL POSTAL UNION. $800,000. cident or some accute, disturbance—and leader, though opinion differs as to the clean saucepan. This paste is delicate The sum of $16,154 was paid during the unfortunate victim is unable tocall manner of the event itself, 1. and beautifully white, almost trans- THE YEAR JUST CLOSED. The Universal Postal Unibn was last year in money on letters delivered. on nature to help him against the shock In the last struggle for freed6m, Parent, and is well adapted for fancy formed at a conference held at Berne Rents of letter boxes and drawers pro- —and death follow6.. which began in 1868 and ended in paper work, or other things requiring _ flo,ne or we Principal rvrnts or Isis. in. 1874, and a treaty was signed in duced $27,698. Commissions on money 1874, Maceo took an active part. He a strong and colorless cement. orders amounted to $107,085, anis profit WET DRESSING. escaped with his life, but carried up- Waterproof Glue.—Glue is rendered In Europe, the year has been event- . Mat year, the countries represented be- on exchange on money order business on his person no less than twenty-one ful. Continued massacres of �rmen- ing the several countries Europe, with other countries to 1,815, Among A wet dressing, or compress, as it is gunshot wounds. He retired to Costa waterproof by first soaking it in wa- the United States and E ter until it becomes soft and then fans have excited the horror of Christ- gyN... The ob- the items of expenditure it appears that called, consists of a moist cloth next Rica with four bullets in his body. The Ih Jett of the Union was to form all the Postmasters received $905,369-, stamp the skin, a slightly larger piece of wounds which -these bullets made heal- melting it with gentle heat in linseed endom ; but the so-called concert of ac - vendors made $17,325, and bhnt there g Y ed, and he carried the lead within him oil. Or boil one pounce of glue with tion of the Powers at Constantinople countries of the world into a single were losses by fire and burglaries to of:ed paper or mackinlogh above the till the day of his death. Ile had seen two quarts of skimmed milk. has been paralyzed by mutual distrust, postal territory, and to establish uni- the extent of $3,278. uvet cloth, and two lir three thickness- his father shot at the age of fifty; of Egg Cement. -White of egg, heated to and especially by dread of Russia; and form reduced rates of postage, and to DECREASED COST OF CARRYING. es of a still larger piece of flannel thirteen brothers he had witnessed the 212 degrees, and kept there awhile, not even the shocking scenes which fol - further the interchange of correspond- In 1868 the conveyance of mails over above this, the whose bandaged suffi- ddath of nine at the hands of the Span- will became dry, shrutaken and horny. encs by arranging that every country 10,622,216 miles cost per mile 5 1-10 ciontly tight to exclude the air. ish Government, Lh:; ages of the Iat,ter If the heat is tied a little further, lowed the attack of Armenian revoLu- should be bound to conveythe mails cents, and the transmission of 36,984,- being, respective) Sixteen, seventeen, it becomes so rted into a sub- Y tionists upon the Ottoman Bank stirred The object of a wet dressing is to nineteen, twenty-two, twenty-four, Europe to action. The Powers did use cep letters, newspapers, etc., coat 1 4-10 relax and soften the skin and the flesh twent five thirty, thirt two and stance which so hard and tough that P of other countries by its land or sea cents apiece. In 1895 the conveyance of Y y a valuable cement is obtained by (heir influence to secure reforms in services at the lowest' possible rates. mails, over 30,351,115 miles cost 7 2-10 immedi.ate:y underneath, and to act as thirty-four. With hatred for the Spaniard in his smip:y smearing the edges of the ar- Certe, but not until that unhappy is - The next Postal Congress was held in cents per mile, and the transmission a local sedative to the nerves. Its heart, he acknowledged )defeat, and title to be cemented with whae of egg land had been devas'ated by a sangu- of 227,766,206 letters, newspa ers, etc., use tends to relieve con t and then heatingit to a little above inar revolt. Paris in 1875, when the Dominion of 9-10 of a cent apiece, so thlat there is congestion and in- bided his time. Jai 1891 he had estab- 31'2 de 3' fished himself in Costa Rica the ov- geese• In .leases the event of the year Canada was admitted a member from a decrease in the cost. of carrying each f.:ammation. It also oats as a counter- g was the coronation of the tsar, the pa g- 1. following 1st July. Letters, news- article of about one-�hhlf cent. And in irritant, drawing organic and deep- ernment of which had given him some For Glass.—To a strong solution of eant attending w•�bich was marred b a connection with this it must be con- concessions for the purpose of estab- alum add plaster of Paris till the mix- g Y papers and other printed matter, sealed inflammation to the surface, lishing a tobacco plantation. He still catastrophe at Moscow, where more sidered t'ha,t if newspapers, were car- tune is of the consistent of cream. than a thousand samples and patterns became subject ried now at the old rate of 1 cent per The wet dressing corrrspands to a hoped for the day when the Cubans It sets rapidly and, it is said, will unite ed to death. peasants were crush - to uniform postal rates and regula- pound a sum of p warm bath at 98 de to 00 ole Fah- would be again able to take the field, 1 Y probably not less than g' i g' but in the meantime he did not lis- �,a 9, metal, Porcelain, etc, quite Germany bas been agitated by the ,tions for all places in Europe and for $100,000 would be added to the revenue renheit. To be of service it shou:d be firmly. Bismarck disclosures and b political each year, continued for a considerab:e time, dain industrial pursuits. And one Y ie all ,her countries that were members This form of treatment Is applicable day, in August, 1891, he walked into Cement for Knife-Handles.—A ma- discussion. France ,has experienced a The system o£ free delivery of letters the branch office of a Canadian insur- terial for fastening change of ministries, resulting from a ,. of Union. The existing postal ar- by carriers in the principal cities was to chronic stiffening of ,the joints, g knives or forks fin- ance com clash of authority between the two rangstaents with the United States coulmenced in 1875, and last year the sprains and bruises of a,l k,uds. The company, in Costa Rica, and made to their handles when they have become legislative chambers. Italy has aban- were allowed to remain undisturbed, roixl number delivered thus wa :— heat and swelling rapidly d.•,appaar, application for loosened by use is amush-needed ar- doped ,her attempt to establish a pro - Lettere and postcards, 38,088,749; news- though the stiffness may n:quire pro- A POLICY UPON Iil3 LIFE tectorate over Abyssinia, after suffer - being of amore liberal and advan- per manipulation after the removal of title. For a cement for this purpose b papers 13,734,474. The number of car- P The man to whom he made it was take one pound of yellow rosin and ing several humiliating defeats. tageous character than the ordinary re- riers employerl was 398. the bandage. the last surviving member of the Co- P Y Spain bas more than two hundred gulations of the treaty. At this meeting AS TO REGISTERED LETTERS. By using it as a counter -irritant a one-ha.hf pound of sulphur; melt them P- lumbus family—Christopher Colon (Co- Thousand men employed in the thus far plied to the feet, it is possible to con ,limbus—deseendent of the brother of together and keep in a bar or reduce fertile attempt to put down the insur- the regulations o£ the treaty of 1874 Last year 3,183,200 registered letters trot the circulation of the blood in the ) to a powder. When needed, mix two P were revised lens embodied in a con- were posted in Canada. Of this number brain. A convenient method is to the great discoverer, arts of the powder with one art of rection in Cuba; and is further em- -his it is from this application that P p P barrassed by a formidable revolt in the vention wlhich came into force 1st April, 164 failed to reach,• their destination. wringa air of cotton socks out of iron filings, fine sand br brick dust; P No 'less than 28,158 of those registered waren. water, put them on the feet, and we learn the authentic facts regard- fill the cavity of the handle with this Philippines. � 1879. letiers were sent to the dead letter cover them with two airs of knitted ing this singular tieing who was born mixture. Heat the stem of the knife The continent of Africa has been the P' soldier, who knew no fear, and who or fork and insert into the handle. and theatre of some stirring scenes, ineiud- f The third congress was held in Lis- office. Of tbes^ 15,189 were returned to woollen socks. A compress may be was first and foremost an ardent pa- ing, beside the war in Abyssinia, the bon in 188x, but no material change ; when cold it will be found fixed in r the writers, 1,339 remained in the of- made,'for the hands by using gloves triot who cherished the one desire to great tenacity. Asim- Jameson raid into the South African I', tics or with postmasters for delivery, in the same manner. its place with was made. The fourth congress was while 12, free Cuba. Republic; the bloodless British ex edi- . . 330 failed of delivery and were We dressings applied to the pit of The life and pier is to take a small quantity of '� + p •Meld in Vienna, 1891, when the admis- fcnutl to contain no value. Of the 164 the stomach are of great value m in- genealogy are set forth alum, put in an old tablespoon and tion against Ashanti; the revolt of the -i sion o£ the Australasian colonies was which failed to reach their destination flammator conditions of the di es- in the ordinary form in neat Spanish place upon the coals until the alum is Matabele tribes; the bombardment of ".'' agreed upon, and a number of mea- the contents of 125 were made cod b five tract. Y In these cases we may sim_ �aligraphy. Thus, the leader was born melted ; then pour quickly into the ca- Zanzibar; and the beginning of the re- g e Y on June 13, in the year 1846, in San- of conquest of the Sudan by an Anglo sures, all tending to facilitate the trans- the officials or others held responsible ply use a towel wrung out of hot water. tiago de Cuba. As has been said, his of the knifeordfork; when rco de itwillEgyptian expedition which, after two mission of correspondence were agreed for the loss; five wrere stolen, and in The towel is kept in position by two father was shot by the Spanish Gov- of uite firm and well last for engagements with the Dervishes, has ', upon. 2R cases no evidence could be obtained or three folds of flannel wrapped ernment. )'Tis mother a ed seventy- years, WIDE AS THE CIVILIZED WORLD. to account for the discrepancies. in around the body, and should be chap d g as I have found from personafl exper- occupied Dpngola. Y, changed Ebur, was still in good health in 1891, lance The greatest scientific events of the ,. every 19,410 registered netters only one every hour or two. Four of his brothers were still living. Year were the discovery of the prop - The Universal Postal Union now in- g y �: y g p Nine were shot. There were two sis- For Leather.—Dissolve a quantity of erties of the X rays; and the return r,: miscarried, so that sending l.r re is- B moistenin the com cess with line - eludes almost every civilized country, te.red letter in Canada may be consid- ments, mustard, or antiseptic solutions, in the world, being composed of the fol- ered a veru safe method. such various effects may P be obtained tars, aged respectively thirty-five and gutta perches in chloroform enough to of Nansen's Arctic expedition, after lowing:—The whole of Europe, the Y forty-two. Maceo was five feet eleven reaching the highest latitude attained `' . whole of America ; in Asia—Rpissia-in- TRE DEAD LETTER OFFICE. as the particular nature of the case inches in height, weighed a hundred make a fluid of the consistency of honey. b an Last seems to require. g g y y •explorer. y:`' Asia, Turkey -in -Asia. Persia,, British . year 960,031 letters found their and seventy-eight pounds, had dark When spread it will dry in a few mo- The list of the dead of the year in - India, Burma):', Cevlon, and the postal µRS' to the dead letter office. Of this hair and eyes, smooth akin and large meats. Heat the surfaces until sof- eludes many distinguished names. establishments at Aden, Muscat, and number 134,343 were returned to other bones. tene, and apply them together. Small •Among them are the eminent painters, [[, G'ruadar, Japan, Siam, the European col- countries; 24,973 were forwarded to MEAT DIET FOR DYSPEPTICS. Then be proceeds to give those ar- patches of leather can be thus ce- Lord Lei j;' P P Leighton and Sir John Millais; onies and to European and Ja Japanese correct address; 288,770 were returned titulars as to the gunshot wounds and mented on boots, etc., so as almost to Mor Benson, Archbishop of Canter- pp P The truth seems to be that a person g Ilse '" postal establishments in China and to their writers: 8.547 remained in the the bullets. The latter are traced with defy detection. It is waterproof and bury, Benjamin Aptaiorp Gould, the as - office ; 471,850 hei subsisting upon a lean meat diet, while real particularity from the point of will answer almost anywhere unless ex- fi Corea; in Africa,—Egypt, Algeria, Trip- i1R' of, no value were B Pa Y P Y fro omer; Harriet Beecher Stowe, Wil- oli, Tanis, Liberia, Congo, Free State, destroved : 23,093 were returned to he may manifest a greater amount of entry to their final lodgment near his posed to heat which softens it. Liam Morris, George du Maurier, Henry the Azores, Madeira, the European colo- Printed address, and 8,455 were return- strength than upon more natural die- shoulder blades. P g Waterproof Cement for Belting..— C. Benner, "Gail Hamilton," Nora Per- nies, the Orange Free State, the Trans- ed to Government Department. ALL FOUR BULLETS ry and Coventry Patmore, among writ- g The r Lary, and may be unconscious of any Leather belting can be permanently v�al and all the territories, under the g oivth of the money order sya- were received in front—none behind, ers; the distinguished French States- rotectorato o£ Germany and the tem is .shown by the following figures: abnormal condition, is like a person in and all mended with the following cement: men, Floquet, Simon and Leon Sa p passed through his chest. Arid Y' ` French' postal establishment in Matta- In 1868 there were 515 offices, 90,163 a powder magazine—ho is in constant all this with simplicity and diiectnaas, Melt together in an iron vessel gutta Prince Lobanoff, Russian Minister oft ', gasear; in Australasia and Oceanica— rirders issued; amount of orders $3.- danger of vital catastrophe, says Med- as though he were setting forth an 'tom percha and pitch in about equal parts. Foreign Affairs; Prince Henry of Bat - 352,881. Last ,year there were 1,261 of- D dt tihle British colonies, Tasmania, New lest Progress. The poison destroying ventory of furniture, ry the parts to be mended with a tenberg; the shah of Persia, who was Zealand,' Fiji, British and German New fires, 1,4)92,052 orddrs issued: amount of After Maceo had told his story in hot iron and while hot apply the cement killed by an assassin; and Baron de ;.' Guinea, Hawaii, the Marshall Islands, orders $13,187,322, Of the 1,261 money functions of his liver and the poison brief upon this form we have an an to the edges previously shaved, and Hirsch,, the generous philanthropist. 1.and the French, Dutch and Spanish, order offices, Ontario has 624 and Que- eliminating capacity of his kidneys are nexed statement by the medical exam- Press the parts firmly together until a — a colonies. bee 190. Of the total money orders is- set. surd in Canada. $10,73fi,F,47 were payable taxed to their utmost to keep the pro- finer which confirms the original record For over P lily vents EXTENT OF THE JURISDICTION. P Y onion of ptomaines and leucoma-ines in all' essential particulars, especially Far Rubber.—Prepare a cement by MRP. WINILOIti'8 SOOTHING BYRap has been used by in Canada and $2,450,064 in other coun- p P in regard to the bullets of which there ;:i,'' A central office has been established trie9, in the tissues (town to a point which g soaking pulverized gum shellac in ten million" of mothers for their children whileteething. at Berne at the cost of the various permits of the performance of the vital was no doubt whatever. If disturbed at nigbtand broken of yourreat byasick ;,a P Final) there is the statement of the times its weight of strong ammonia, child wiab pain countries comprising the union. At MISREPRESENTING OTHERS. functions. The margins of safety, which Y+ p o of "Mrs. Win Teeth G 'the time that the treaty of Berne came nature has wisely made very large in agent, the descendant o£ Columbus— when a slimy mans is obtained, which sone 800thi ante ane Ret a bottle of " Ddrs, winelneve into effect (1875) the ,jurisdiction of Lhe The truth that a good man has spok- order Lo provide for emergencies, is re- the whole forming a unique present- in three or four weeks will liquify thepniorgl� lox'uffererllmmediately�nDependnponft +- ' 'union extended over an area of 14,293,- en wit$ the noblest purpose may be duced to the narrowest possible limit, Ment, considering the character of the without the use of hot water. This motbere. there 1" no mistake about it. It aureP Diar- t . 700 square miles, wibhl more than 350 changed into a falseaiood by simply so that anything which temporarily in- man, the leading part he played, his de- ce, ent fastens rubber to wood or me- rbcen, repalntea the stomach and Bowels, carea Wind p terferes with the functions of the liver I fiance of an army of two bandied thou- Cal. The cement softens the rubber Colic. softens the Gume, reduces inflammation, and )pillions of inhabitants whereas it now takeng it out of its connection, giving sand men, and the tragic ending, al- and becomes, after volatilization of the given tnne and enerpy to the whole eystnm, 'hers extends over an area of 99,372,000 it a different inflection or attributing or the kidneys, or which imposes ad- tharu h he had so ton in the thick of ammonia, hard and im ermeable to Wtuolcw'P fanoth+ng syrup" for children teet:sing t square miles and 1,035,000,000 inhabit- to it some motive that was not in the ditional work upon them, may be suf- g g P ants. The population of the whole mind of the original speaker. The fair- ficient to obliterate the safety margin the fight, Deemed to bears charmed gase.9 and fluids. the 1p et fern lethysic!aripnd n �noo g life, For Iron.—Take a th. t tiff t and beat female twenty :ao cent nu neftin cafe. world is le s than a billion and a half. minded man will always try to repre- and produce an attack of grave or qua) parts of sal- N,a t'nited slates. Pride twenty>yvo septa a bottle. ' WENT THROUGH POST OFFICES. sent another as doing and saying what fatal di ease. Invasion of the body by This document, in due course, came gold by all drnpgiRto throughot,f the world. Be sure ptomaine producing microbes, such as phut and white lead, with about a sixth ' he has reason to believe the other hon- R p g to the head office of the company in an(taaktnr'MRe.wlseLow• sooTarsnsvnur. The number of pieces of postal mat- Montreal where it was curious) in- of borax; incorporate the three thor- —Y ter distributed over the whole area of estly purposed doing and saying. When the typhoid bacillus, the bacillus of Y .i he reports the words of another, he diphtheria, the pneumococcus of Fried- spected without, of course, thought of oughly. When wanted for use, wet it It is stated in Vienna that Austria- : fbio union during 1893 was computed as conscientiously aims to ive them the lander, the shoeless resulting from ace!- the large theatre upon which the ap- with strong sulphuric acid and place Hungary will have to follow France and follows: 8, Ol millions of 1 ttersy 1,898 g dent, and even the de ]leant was so soon to la his art 4' '' millions of postal cards, 5,199 millions exact connection and circumstances in pression of severe P play part, a thin layer of it between the itwo Germany, and spend from eighty to one which the were ori i cold ma be sufficient to consume the and to then tragically vanish. $ of papers, printed matter and official Y originally st possible 8 Needless to say, the `assurance was Pieces of iron, which should then be gone million dollars for quick -Firing , doe=ents. 143 mullions of samples, 44 then puts upon theiYi the best possible meager emergency capital, and the re- pressed together. In five days it will guns for the artillery service. never completed. tl `.- millions of registered letters with a de- construction. In chart, he treats the sulk is acute inflammation of the kid- 'p'1 _-.- be perfectly dry, all traces of cement --- word and acts o" otters as he would Heys, or death under chloroform, or •glared value of $8,028,400,000, 307 mil- from shock following an operation un- An Annandale, Kan., Justice of the having vanished, and the iron will lions of money orders and postal ered- have others treat his word and acts. B P Peace was called upon to decide wheth- have the appearance og .having been TO CONSUMPTIVES. it �vbleu a value of $3,061,752,000 mak- der anaesthesia. er the caudal appendages of two sub- welded together. This recipe has been The ondersig�ned having been rostored to health Ing ]k enormous total of 17,778 mil- BEAUTIFUL IRISH GIRLS. tailed clogs, w.hioh, it was asserted, had used with the greatest success for the by simp)o mean after suffering fnr several years leo of pieces of ,mail matter. Th'e A SAND BAG. been stolon, had grown lures the time cementing of iron railing tops, iron n'tih o Pevaro lung nffaotinn.and that dread disease to It l8 said that Irish girls have the g Con8w tpN,on, 1P anxious to make known to his fellow ptevalling rates among Pas 1 Union best oyes, the keenest wit, the brightest A sand ba will the animals were out of the alleged grating to stoves, etc, sufferer* t)re means of care. To those who desire It, countries are 5 cents per 1-2 ounce and g g prove invaluable in owner's custody. The man who owned For Mahogany, -A. cement suitable for he will chenmilly pond (f3•ee of charge) a copy of the t .Under for lettere, 2 cents for poste,l complexions and the most beautiful the sick room when i4) has once been the dogs saw one day two whish lAOii- preaariptinn nse(I, which they will find a surecuro for d stopping up hoses and cracks in maho- Consnm tion, Aethrxa, Catarrh, Drotenehitis an girds and 1 cent per 2 ounces for news- haps of all the women in the world. tested. Get clean fine sand, prefer• ed so much lista his that he baled to p apers, books, etc. The registration fee the hands of the American girls being court the man in whose possession they any furniture is made by melting all throat and laing Afaladies. He hnpes 1 declared too narrow and too long, those ably sea'saaid, and dry it thorouglYly. were and claimed them as his property. four parts of beeswax or shellac with all sufferers will try his remedy, as It to invatp• fg• � Cents. P P y• able. Thone desiring the prescription, whiahwillcost do account of, thle enormous stretches of the English girls too plump, German Make a bag about eight inebon square ,were that his dogs had stub tails one part of Indian red, and adding yol- them nothing,apd may prove a bieesing, wall pleaae Of country over which the mail has to girls' hands too b"road and fat, while of flannel, fill it with dry sand, sew I and when it was pointed out that these low ochre until it is the right color. address, 1. ,.be delivered at the, ordinary rates, the the Spanish feminine hand is the least the opening carefully together and two had not he asserted that the tails For Labels.—to make a cement for Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,Brooklya,Sew Govornment of Canada found itsoilf be- graceful of all. evidently had grown again, attaching labels to tin or other metals York, • '