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The Signal, 1898-1-14, Page 7e stew raw.y.. MINIMS! INOBIITT. S Or 1► BRIT - TION. Ker of Lay em Met 1■■keeprirep are e. Ib.mob us oeeupatlose ity is the set restigetion just of the Raglat- It of the Hei- st collection of ahlse, doe., has bile document, ants the array 'traceably dull, from them are w idest Interest. fes overwhelm - occupation of it promoter of *tons LA Fog- lia-We thi,t this clearly in peti- t', ubill in England , called. is eaf- mlarison to he :woes the mor - I of "unoocupl- in flavor of the a do Dot allow ise percentage ,llowanres have rotesrlon upon u pointed out, manifested at eoatinuea until cements usual- ut figure prora- ting a bad pre - CLASS. test. lunkrep- e rapidly than m ►nil diseases ief caught'. The alio-house limp- id of their ser- ) rapid death sal average of !lens '/owersr. ;hese two Glaas- lii-oitrisl dia- rist to London. nk next among a the ht'g b moo e lectively 2 1.-1 'indeed. Ohim- teres coachmen the wrong side 'age. At the of the liberal orgy enjoy the d pawing the ,re in this vale ,ve a startling ity records. al - two to be much real. Taking is shown that reduce I to 75: iIth year. while Mot 78,1191 at *rind. But 1st ed healthy die- Wale* this re- iahad until et - in $.b5 case of a in females - treater In the Thus in the ea. which la- -populated see- 1111111Bst sera -re - hat* end 100. - lee awe time. thibie of Moa- b not •000ao- f0 anion males IC that the sad condition Ire Denbo more Ire mock more lb problem of r. 'S NAVY. reed This w, .• srm ate. in disceseing yet of mari- amount emeri- ti towards this 1. The Auatre- bout 1E180,000 • O ; Lit Canada. he rest of our flog. and all we e dubious pm - !roma the Caps. the rorim . ul dependeecies leu, but they ' • Wilkie, or nt., In protect- iatbulk of the e United Mag- i. the Cape, leis ned to 'Oaten*. hen - presaitted I that promise but our other and above a11. , rt&et. and one whole, has not Rusin n 0 our own.', It In to be i of the .1e ubside wit to obtain art from of the first Net iOSTLT. tis newsrooms** Md that the ro o n tits Indies 1 lases to wi- nes of tares. melee eenther eheitL78elvi crsr e' " SOUS Oki RAD ILONDEBID.w stns I1,ey e1 tae l'bsrae et Use Usha areas*. at n.l.heaen, The occurrence of the forty-third anniversary of the (emcee charge of the British I.L/4t Brigade at Balaklava hoe Led to a wonting up of theeventa of that oucasion by an English peri- odical. Lord Lusan, who commanded the div- ision la which was the Light Urigade, had never seen any war service, though be was between, fifty and sixty years W age. He was, moreover, accustomed to think a loop time before he did anytblag-a quality not always de- sirable la a military commander. Lord Cardigan. wbo commanded the Light Brigane, was also a " carpet - knight," witbant.war experience. He "i llaa older than Lord Lucan, and although be and, Lord Laren were brothers-1n-iaw, they were hitter en- emies. The Light Brigade was not so very light, for some, of the men, with the heavy saddles and other equipments then In vogue, rode ttelr horses at `tkree hundred and eight pounds in 110ercbing order. lb wu made op of shreds and patchea of other regiments s.squ•droa from the ineggehh,;Q D Light Dragoons, one fretla..the elot- Ilah Humors, and w on; one et the squadrons belonged to what ware called the Whitewashers, on account of the profuse white facings on the uniform*. Tbs eassalans under General Lip- randi had bast IManacing the position et the shies Gear the village of Balak lava. and had taken some Uritish guns from the Turks. Their advance had been ebeoked by the charge of the Heavy Brigade - VERY MUCH UE LER WAR than the subsequent charge of the Light Brigaes, but not so "magni- ficent." magni-fleent." iia ttilnILg: Leanne ft* cb*Yg* of the "Heavies," the Russians bad these guns aith tbem/ in a aomewbat, ex situation, an Lord Raglan, the Cattail commander-in-chief, rent • written order by Captain Nolan to Lord Lunn to send the Light - Brigade to tales them. 'fide Captain lfolan was a dashing officer, who had written several works ea cavalry lnatraetioc; be regarded himself se a great soldier, and felt a oontompt, which he bad freely avowed, for both Lord Lucan, and Lord Cardi- gan. Captain Nolan rode up to Lord Luean, and repeated the order he had brought "to take the guns." "What guns?" asked Lord l.ucan. The captain turned on Lim in con- tempt. He was delighted to have an oeportunity to ttglUI) • superior offi- cer whom he despised. "You have your moo, my lord," there are the guns, go and take them!" be said, tossing ins bead in the general direction of the field. At the opposite end of the ridge from that on which were the captured guns, the Russia,* had thtir position well protected with a lottery of twenty • Or more of their own guns There were aids strong flanking batteries on aslghboring bills ltlisled by an lm- ppse rt�n•nt subaltern, end without the Ntidarne* of wisdom and experience, this �eeoaarrpet-general" ordered his brother - Velem, carpet-knigbt like himself to tlharge with hia_brigade the main Rus - slat position' "Very well, my lord; it shall be done," said Cardigan, and advanced with the brigade When Captain Nolan, returning to Lord Raglan, saw' the Light Brigade riding toward the main battery, be was htycrylad, and turned back to cor- rect He was on his way when a shell struck and killed him. Heexpiated, his offence with bis Cardigan and the Light Brigade rode Cath Vitas story of the attack is. in the main, oilowing for the license of poet- ry,' true told In Tennyson's "Charge of the Light Brigade." The brigade drove the Ruaatans trout their guns, but of course could not take them away. Meantime, the Reasiane closed in on the rear, cutting oft the British from their awn forces. They could only torn and fight theirs way back. Only% one hundred and ninety-eight out of six hundred and seventy brave troopers ever came hack. Lord Cardigan himself returned - alone. fished Leen separated from hie men from the first moment of the .bock of the charge. After that it had been every man for himself. He has been charged with deserting his men, but be was really cat oft from thein. When the remnant of the brigade was drawn up, Cardigan rode in front of the men. "it has beeet a mad -brained trick," he said, bitterly, almost apologetical- ly, "but it, was no teeth of niece." Lord Cardigan was not popular with his men. He had at the had nearly every one of them wader arrtet for trifling infringements of military or- der; he had no other military, distinc- tion than that of a martinet; but no seadier's ►nice hlateed him nee."Nlet- tmind, ally loraidl'*orne of the een; i,i' s"we era retrad to gt, again". Ifo sen," be' said; you bare done enough• This is the. story of the most famous of military blunder* NONE FOR CONSUMPTIVES.' 111-*ONNINO. 111/811A.TED. An:Ldos Mother -And so you and I b awMsestand 1p.n leve Ie.Islag Than your busbeed bane a great many dif- T+Lasa• s 1. s. 1� fe moon, Lines of 1500 Young Men and T weep: ng Daughter -No, only one; obuggening le very well till 01145 has Women may be saved. tried skis-running-peareounoed, by the telling and fighting from One week's way, she-rQua lug. I$TaRESTI$a STORY FRO* $USKO A A person sails majestically along with, N� notbtng to help him but a spiked bate - boo pole and long narrow models on A Ougs..tton or the >izoellent Woril h;. feet. Dr. Comm Doy le ii the pion - That Bae Been Already Done by the (haysuhulat Sanatorium ser of t5e sport in Switserlaadt where Spirit of "New Rope." the English people enjoy the run sr - /Attar from Rev. J. Plates. 517 mum to the surprise of the na- tive. For a beginner the difficulties DEAR 815,-- are much greater than in learning to At this time of the year oar thoughts toboggan. Let say ono tit a board aix turn in sympathy towards those less tut- feet long by three ioehea broad to ea.•b Inutile than ourselves. The sueuasf foot and try to walk about a lawn. He work that has been done at the Sana may shuffle along, but let bine turn a rium at tlravenhurst for the cure of ins corner, go down a slope or alter his cipieut palmuuary consumption, and the course in the slightest and he will re - urgent need for help in that dlreetioul alias the difficulties to be met it itis. cheated' me Wash for aid from these who The sport is pr•e-tieed an the natural wish w help one of the Leet of all °het•i! s ovocovered hills at an angle of 45 grarM ai ,' 0 ypTV y. Totem l.ucaa Coos rr, but lbet keeps is us ging and guar - end to the utter-ixo boo. hoof Only one, What La itt We differ on religion. Nue You Neuralgia t - If you suffer from t4, agonies. and fail to get a remedy, we %aat you to try Nerviliae. Ila action on nerve pain 1s simply marvellous. herein Ile 1s the mast pleasant and powerful remedy in the market. Try it. EXPLOSIVE PADLOCKS. Padlocks are being manufactured with an auxiliary chamber which car- ries an explosive to be fired by abam- mer in-ide the lok and give an alarm when the lock is tampered wtl,h. '}st iter, the only institution of the kind in degreea or more. The fun of sliding y res J. ' n, Mar makes alb that be is the Canada. !about 20 yards a mooed can be klieg- senior partner el toe srte of 7'. J. t'assav k The 8autorium, although it has only iced. Skating cannot (or s ruorntnt Oa, chained bashers In the Clt? Ot Toledo 8 f d dt► c Ida been opened for four months, has already oampare with e,lber al:ul,'atliieLng or to- (usuIy u ole • ore.. . sn • sa ',or! proved proved that its work is no longer an ex., 1 b an w111 ji.y the num 01 OVi Ill%NURiU f,Ulr psriment.Io the present time 40 patients have n received, representing every pert of the Province, especially from the low area of western Ontario, sspreewtfng alt classes of sooisty--edi- tors, ministers, business men, servants, mechanise student,, clerks and others. in almost every case, it can be 'said, that nmark•bie progress has been made., A number have been discharged by the Medical Superintendent, erred, or Tits the disease arrested, so that work Joey be resented. Great Improvement 1a !Oltenia. One of the iadiostions of improvement in the patients, which might be noted, is the enmursgins fact that 42 out of 45 have shown a decided increase in weight. About twenty patients have gained tram 15 to 28 pounds during the short time of their stay, and one young lean dis- charged a month ago as cared, returned to his work in the city with an increased weight of 46 pounds. Should it not be a Daus of gratitude to the thuusaads of suffering people through-' out thulcountry, as well se to their 1 risa& and the ietvretedpublic, to kpow for a Aortinty, that consumption is now being cared in our own lend, and that it is no longer necessary for the sick one to take a weary pilgrimage to Colorado or California, and thus be exiled far from home. gg/rIt of seer Hope. An incident 000urred recently which verve* to express the spirit of " new hope" that coma to those who enter the eanatorinm. Ow of the best known citizens of Toronto having occasion to bring hie sick daughter to ;he institution said to a friend atthe dineer table, "This is the first meal I have eaten for a month." Daring the previous weeks he had been watching with a troubled he. rt hie child, weak and suffering from the disease, but after entering the Sana- torium with its cheerful .urroneein-s, and with the woadertal improve -sere .that be found in so many of the patients, he felt that • new hope had Dome to him - .elf. Rev. J. Pearen. a well known Methodist minister, in a recent note to the Medical superintendent, say.: -"I am desirous r that all sufferers should knhw of the hood work that the Sanatorium is doing. When I sent m7 daughter to the institu- tion I felt that it was our Lal lope so far as human kelp goes, but after speeding about three months there she returned with a new lease of life upon her faro. The benefit she received ems also to he permanent,. for *be has ineressed in weight sines her r.$ero • month ago." But whet shall we say of the pitiful appeal from the large number of yenog men and worsen who et admission as patients, bet cannot be received for lack of means? If we had the rosemary funds, the experience of the past four months assures us that we oonld promise lite to folly ons -half of then who a now turned away apparently to die. We in esrrying on this work. " s also want to build fonr new nonage. during this coming seamen. Thea would make beau- tiful memorial gifts. 11.000 01. Lei Year to Ontario. The report of Dr. Bryce, Secretary oh Provincial Board of Health. shows over 8,000 died last year in Ontario from this canoe alone. Were the lamseary funds given, and with the disease detested in earlier stages, then is no reason why the lives of over half of them eannot be saved. May we not have your aid in this good work IYnnr dollar will help to save the life of some young man. Tenn ate., Toronto, Jan. 4, 1588. W. J. GAGE. • INDIA'S SACRED PIRE8. • The sacred fires of India bene not all been extinguished. The most an - twit which still existu wee eonsrcratmd 8 centering ago ii rtrmmemoration of the voyage anode hy the Parsee' when they emigrated loan Persia to Ia. The fire is fed five. Orme every 24 with sandal woad and other fragrant Materials erothined with every dry fuel. Yltia, fin In the *Maas of °edwad* near OlalSat, la visited, ip Parsees In large •a.uhsrs daring the months slIotted to the presiding gentian o1 fin, 1 lIASfOs1719 ill BABYLON. Over 408 dIeroe•de are ketone to have twee normal Troia the reins of H*byik,o�• /[any ars **oat Ila4raost are pafiftlW ad nos or tura elide. ECLIPS118 ALL RECORDS. T2ke beekentins Josephine has jean made the possess between Rio Jan- eiro and Baltimore, a-note,nce of 4 8,0 n les in 23 days. 'this reooraieats that of the famous clippers andjalet- ter even than the timed the average LAR, for each and every rase of t'ATA• to { chit cannot be is w cured by tot HAt.t,'r I CATArau CUs.. • ittANK J CHENZY. Sworn to Deloqrs me and subscr.bod la my prsenien tide it -ay of December A. D. 1561 c -•a a W OL•A1101,1 ▪ as i Notary Publics. Hairs Celanb Care le taken InternaiI,. sad act* dlntttr es tit,' blood and mamas rnrraoee of the astern. gond ser 11.1.ae lab. fro.. - r. J-rilgliar a Len'rrlede, a O dd, Drompebt yar. steamer. 1 lialrelnslt7lt'lllsare th. bee AN INSPIRED INSTITUTION. imagine a thrifty little town of about two thousarel inhabitants. with its rows of' comfortable homelike cot= tages; breed fame -whose fertile acres Weak of prosperity; vineyards and fruit orchards groaning with plenty in their sesame and with just enough mantnfacturing to kern it in touch a itis the uutdie world, and you hate a fair picture of Clifton tiprinas aa it is to- day. Situated Ma the Auburn branch of Lim N. Y. Central. about midway be- tween Syracuse and Rochester. and also on the Leh gb Va:ley 11.11., it has traoo.portatioo fe.-i,ities far ■uperlur to away towns twice its r.i en A atranger peussinip hastily through the village would Ike very little tot is- tagguisb it from hundreds of other Wenn in Centred sad Western"New York. let probably ober is no town in the sltate whoa* name is so familiar to tecinetteds and tens of tbuusaptla all over the Vona ea case seam Chiles TRY a half pound package of ONSOON...... INUO-Ci:YL ON TEA, bad It It Is sot the beet 7.e ewer tented take tpit brok to your roar wd gret pour tummy last -we eaks 11 good W bila IN THE PACE OF DEATH. lees 11 leets te DM Told by a tea Wb. Lives. A man wbo recently came near dy- ing in the course ot a serious illness has described graphically in a London paper what are likely to be one's feel- ingn in the face of death. "The most remarkable impression left upon my mind." he writer. "was my power of thinking clearly and ra- anomaly. 11Vplap, a• I learned after- ward. my lite was believed to be slowly ebbing away I became perfectly oun- aoiuus of my surroundings, and, u I thought, of approaching death, 1 re- member distinily moving my lips and bringing sumo one to my bedside from am mg the ansa hero fur my end. I could not. gpeak. I drink. but I pointed to the roan below where my mater sad mJ son were -� r,ro�wtuU waiting. They came to my Ade. and 1 made some signal for them to leave the room. "My daughter was now on one side and the doctor on the other. end I felt myself hastening to think before it was too late to say anything- I then thought. shall I send a me+aage to some relatives? Something seemed to say 'last words are painful.' Then with unutterable atm I felt myself eluw1 penaizes away. And ob, how quiet all woe I could ant decide wheth I was gliding back into an oblong dark plus or H it were approaching me. 1 recognized it meanwhile as the gate of death. "This waa my last thought. I seem- ed to melt away, and then •l1 was a blanc. The next day the doctor told me that at first he believed 1 was dead.” Iiehtful promenade with a magnifi- cent view of the surrounding coun- try. A portion is enclosed in glass, forming a spacious solarium where one may enjoy -will -out any diseconfort a sunbath in midwinter. The elevator aerie* is such that even invalids in wheelchairs are not deprived of this privilege, The building is heated by iadiroct rad.ation, the steam tx i nernteei two blocks away. it'a1•f.:nlSla gnu and electric light plants furnish the neoesaary means of illumiaatloo. Across the street is a four-story An- nex, which together with the main building. prof ides accommodation for four hundred (ovate' A corps of experienced physicians ars connected with the Sanitarium an the one selected by the patient visits him daily for consultation, adapting the va- rious forms of treatment to•hie Lndivid- oil needs. E A score or more white -spied nurses minister to the needs of the very eiek, or willingly run on erraada for the oonvalesoent. The atmosphere of the house is dis- tinctly a religious one, and yet thief fea- ture is never made in the least oitru- bciId- THE ENGLISH STONE. Contusion is frequently caused by English weights and measures. The same term dose rot mean the ame quantity in all parts of the kingdom. and this is more frequently the use with grain than with meat. The last named is usually quoted per stone of eight pounds in tbs principal markets, ani official statistics are based en that quantity ; this is known as the butch- er's stone. Yet in soma parts of the oomatey the stone is locally understood to be 14 pounds and meat is sold oecs- MMooslly by it. A stone of flour is also 14 pounds. When meat animals are mid' by lira 'Weight. they are sold by the cwt M 119 tOunde, whlok Meant* of eight Monett of 14 potted' sank. If a man says a calf weighs 10 Moue he mean* 140 pounds, It, however, he in dealing with dressed moves. he will may it weighs' so many stone. mean- ing eight pounds, it being dead meat. A state of wool, potatoes, or other merobanilss Is also 14 bounds. RAIN FOR PLANTS. Rain does plants comparatively lit- tle gond until it enters the soli, where it ma be absorbed by their roots. A daily record of he amount of water 1* the soil without Indioste whether the indications were favorable or otherwise for tortilla crops. There is a plan foe burying specially eastreetei elsctrodee le the soli, le order that bit sbellsuring ' tae resistance to the pelage of.* enr- rantthrough the Moil the amMeint of moisture me he aseerlained. This me- thod wee euggeeted by the mese ity 0f greened bIy telephone and 4e1.fnapb hila 'if the terloM5llf ars sot centinealty 1r a aiobt a��1I tbs • s las do ant week dry napllira. A Ilttle leas than fifty years ago there came to Clifton Soling* a young doctor, Henry Foster by name. Natur- ally of a mon* benevolent and philan- thropic turn of mind, than moat young man, he felt in.t he had a ui-.tiet, tall to relieve the sufferings of LL fellow-mvou, and he set about doling this In a way so unusual u to produce much ere thrlsm. ani even relic n.e- At that time what is now the centre of the town wee little better than a wilderness of wood and swamp, con- taining several abundant., ever -flowing sulphur apriogs• Reoogni -ing alts ,* d4cinal valise of the springs. the young doctor resoived to make a be- siat►iag of what he Cherished as his Ate work. the apreariag of a Cbrietian Institution which should restore health sad utren. th to warn out thousands. The beginnings were very modest in- deed, and the "Water Cure," as it was than called, when completed. bad hard- ly the necessities of life, judged from the prevent standpoint. But it not wltb favor, sod within a few Years the debt Incurred fn 1.uiiding was paid off, and in UDEN, this drat, plain; wooden ing and regular week -day an services are held in the beautiful char el, wheal forms a part of the i`anitari- nm. It is a Christian atmosphere of doing rather than of talking, and the eheehful service prompt attention, and co rniderate care ebowa by alt the em- plrnyeea is the irst possible sermon that could be preached. Otte would never imagine he was at a sanitarium from appearances. Kv- erybody looks well, and a- pars happy; in fact, one cannot ,e despoorknt hers if he tries. for one does so hate to be odd you know. The rates are shout the same as at any first -them hotel. and the price in- cludes everyth�1og room, board, treat- ment, and med1ic I advice. Oa. mete people here from every • part. of the country. AA 1 it at my tails in the dining room. I find thet tie lady et, rity rig.it iS from Virginia: the gentleman and his wife opposite from Baltimore At my left, is seated • gentleman trt*n Colorado; at S lit- tle table on one aide is nae a party from Canaia; while at the extreme end of the room I have pointed outto affair was superseded. by a commodi- me the Archbishop of the West In.lies ous, five -storey. hriok building .which and kis family. answered the regnrenmentll of the In- The circle of one's acquaintance in- stitution for many years. chides many business ani professional As time west on, alterations were mien. this being a favorite resort for made, wings addled to the main build- such, who dn4re to drop their heavy ins, untll nallyl vire see the culmina- cares for a few weeks. Oda of ..111 is the prlinent nMlgnifirent 1 or many, years mt ,pate been the de- initebtorely, fireproof leilltligg of brick snit of pr. Foster' all so arrinpte mat- a.nd terra cotta, winch hail risen 'like a tern that that viola W' the ilanitaiinm giant oak at the forest front the for- ahtonld be salt-Tisrpetusting and "eon - tile soil, eultivated by years of on- tiaras to he manatee for years to Home ceasing toll, and nonaeerated endear- oa the same basun as originally estab- er, until It Metal today a lnndmar. Iisl ed. for miles around, speaking in its mats Acute -LE -44y. • few years ago, be elogosaoe more powetfuily than by mad11 a silt Oi+lfahr ifIeent prop - words of man of tho wesderfel way 1* arty, valved se by a dead of which Clod hast lent bis blessing to the trust to a wombat Obi. '•:_hfe were es terpyl,e. to act as a board of trustees withou t This new building. recently dedicate pay. sad he plednevi-to every out the ed, contains all the annessorls and con- founder's wiabse forever in managing vani$aoes of a motley% hotel, and in that inetituttold. addition, has facilities for giving the Thin whits matey an tadivlinal would t various heti* and treatment, Dome have had ids fine residences. Stylish thirty in number. coachyee, aid all the attendant good Tbs dinlag room reminds one of a things oi lib., this oonsetwated man *tett tan hotel without some of boas preferred to turn it all over to the disagreelable features, and the the good of others, feeling that he has along as betori O. will satisfy the been but a stif\•sed of Attalghly dei most exacting. wteo baa so wonderfully blessed 11 be nn - The richest of milk and crease is fur- doetskin' MLthed from th. eanitarIsaa Arm et ho *tiara yon will, north Or .ont.h. tone hundred and misty acres. which is wast or want, met you will wander tar •.tacked with a tlplte►d4d herd of cows, Wore yon -find a spat where dwell oo me:tly holstein*. utueh of iaaoe, quiet. TMsaant. ebrnt•sn- T1* tbof vlf •. •.fly huildltt; 'sweetie oemlb4MSd, with skilful men - is eeee*ral • wit% tiles and provhl d eal attention, and competent MR sr with ample parapets, soaking a de- here et C1Ittemie 8prr10get, The Best of Results ALWAYS FOLLOW THE USE OF DR. WULL1d.M .'_PINK PILLS .Z:171," La_ IT'S A STICKER for quality, .1 • LUDELLA a mild nee saord 10 wD.rwlr. 1+ 40. se sad aaa LsADuto °Rooster, is LEAD PAo*Aesa CEYLON TEA. HIS ONLY IMPRESSED OPINION. Atliowney-Have you formed or ex - Premed any opinion concerning this meet Venireman -All I've said about it it I'd like ho make $1 a day /sten' on the juTY. W P C fres LAW 581115, Mille 0Males, Asrr1•tent ek'.,remove,l t0 Wesley Itelgs., kloh mond 51- Wcroute WeehiellelhilvilleihihWahleiallielhAles 4. w AMeasIM, IL R. Me. a seaegoon. TORONTO, at. • TNQOAT EYE, EAR, NOSE cc speclAl-1sT 1 • ttlrel tll&711rNrM Toronto Cutting School. VoUNO MEN. tern to rut. No better trade ear prot,aslpn. WrIt• for sentential... 111 Yong Bt. Tomato. Twn ream 1a Wbleb They Best.red reealtb sad swage' Amor All Oilier Mears Had Failed -Tr bat They Nave Nae for Others They will D. for Tea From the Colborne Express. There are few if any people. in Mur- ray township Northumberland county to wham the name of Chine is not familiar. Mr. Jaoob Chase. who baa followed the d&oupetion of farmer and fishermen and• fiabdesler, is especially well knotin. He -hoe-teen s'greatonf- ferer from rheumatism, as all his oe ghlors know, but has fortunately succeeded in getting rid of the disease. To i reporter be gave the following particulars. I had leen a sufferer from rheumatism for upeards of twenty 'leafs. at times being confined to the house. At one time I was laid up for sixteen weeks, and during a por- ton of that time was confined to my fed. and perfe•tly helpless. 1 bad the benefit of excellent medial treat- ment. but it was of no avail. I believe, ton, that I have tri& every medicine idvert,sed for the cure of rbeuniatiam and I am sure I expended at least 5200.00 and got nothing more at any time than the merest temporary relief. At last Iwai induced to give Dr. Wil- liams' Pink Pille a trial, and from that time I date my good fortune in getting rid of the tinware. I continued using them for several months and daily found that the trouble that had male my lite miserable for so many years was diaappearing and at last all traces al lett me ani I was cured. I say cur recurrence of the trouble. As graving the diversity of troubles for which Dr. Williams' Pink Pills are a cure it may also Its+ mentioned that they restored Mrs. Frank Chase, a daughter-in-law at the gentleman above referred to, to health and elrength after alt other mean* had ap- parent'', failed. Mrs. Chane says:- ' I can scarcely tell what my trouble was, for even doctors could not agree as to the nature of it. One said it it as consumption of the stomach, while an- other was equally emphatic in declar- ing that it was liver. trouble. One thing I do know, ani that is for years I was a sick woman. i know that. I was afflicted with neuralgia, fay blood waa poor, and I was subject to depressing hestachee. My appetite was not good at any time, an 1 the least exertipn left me weak and de- st:ondent. A holy frlrnot who had I sen benefited by the use of Dr. Willieme Pink Pith advised me to try them, and za they had shoe cured my father-in- law, I determined to do so, and 1 have much cause for re;oicing tbat I did, for. you can easily Pee that they have made a well woman of me. I took the pills steadily for a couple of months, and at the end of that time was enjoying the blessing of gond health. It glvetey the much pleasure toIse able to heal' public testimony value valuof this wondbieI1I medi- flee.. fF Drs. Williariu'Pink! Pith* cure 1 ANOTHEIVICTpRY. KcotenayCoped with Eczeml MI Overthrew It. James A. Wilson, of Paris, ons, de. lighted with hi. DaughteP's Ours,. 1 1 I0%111 %(r.i: t 11' XI t 1 %I1t1 %e h Apples, Poulin', Eggs,d& The Dawson Comllnisslen Carts.tstell Ser. Of wet IlerMt and eeMred 5L. - T5SSU1 - HAVE YOU - A PIC WITH TWO TAILS? - la So, Warns - W. Ce MORRIS, 1Nao*ANT. Wililao SC, - - - TORONTO. OM. 2rC23111 Q117A>•. �o lane, hili /mated, to say one she 1 doe `lndestreetl►N Lam uith•Wises. Wises. Toe ace oesalvet Cemetii:sed vita Gnaw BUSINESS Mod widely Attended 10 Armories. IMP lltbetrated eatadogae Moth Teur1, A!AMMO-- - - StOB1NSON fk JOhNBONO.A.s 3ZLL3VDLL111. • OWB - All along the line Kootenay is March- ing to victory. Wherever there Isa stand up fight between Kootenay and disease, Kootenayalways comes out Victor. The "New Ingredient" gets in its home thrusts that make disease yield the battle. Nowhere is this better exemplified than is, the case of any stubborn skin disease. The use of Kootenay means certain curet It was so in the case of Miss Wilson, whose sufferings for 18 months from the cruel tortures of Eczema were such as to make Icer thankful for any retytcdyy that afforded a chance of relief. Her father", Mr. James A- Wilsonewriting under data of April 19th and May 8th states :-" In rc„srd to the health of my daughter, I am happy to inform you that she is cured of Eczema and has this Monday gone to work in the Woollen Mills here after being out nearly 18•months, and I give year Kootenay credit for curing her, " You may use the contents of my letters as recommendations, for we be- lieve that every person who has Eczema should know the benefits of Kootenay. There are lots of witnesses here to testify to the contents of my letters, people who saw her when she was very bad and to -day. - Signed, JAMES A. WILSON. According to previous information re- ceived from this same gentleman, we learn that Miss Wilson had the disease for 1 r months before beginning to take Kootenay Cure, and was under the doctor's, care for about 8 months. He said the case was a very obstinate one and elm did not get any better. She began using Kootenay on the recom- mendation of the Rev. Mr. Brown and Rev. Canon Richardson, of London, and is Dow wail. Here you have a complete history of a case from beginning to end and can see that when used with perseverance and conscientiously, how thoroughly Koot' enay Cure gets at the source of all dis- ease -Disordered Blood- purifies it, enriches it, cleanses all impurities from it and restores perfect health. Sold by all druggists, or The S. S. Ryckinan Medicine Co., (Limited), Ham- ilton, Ont. e Chart book free on application: "WE WANT YOU uaicC Intelligent ladies and gentlemen an be an jilted with genteel and eery PRnrrr•il ,■ employment. laloetryl. the.+e.tltl NE IC•tSARY to aaoure 04)0D Ri!IJ'4.ItA TIDY Cas give 1u address of r,0reweatatl•• who has Just',leered 1111 in ti D ►Ye. Il osa hemade right AT•eo•r• own H. 2. J. L NICHOte st CO., Rlehmoad Wet. Tortilla*. D1L GOODY'S t111LESS PE1111 LOYAL PULS A Spec ifilo for Female 0omD1a1Bt1, wee tree bees bower %sdy th.pwieiji sate el .Nun's effort. The .t Done .s.e the pods reelore .seta! a.d \sank eetlo..t the ovv.an wet sea rw )nes and Mro w.rssMod t►r7 air rwe•� •elan �.a D. uaa���..dd�. Ther are cora solely frogs tae .dtf►. principles et cspilalie sad .r•r veri.otl ere ..d reliable Ask y art he them, and tfM doe sot keep Mem Is stool lw procure diem far =ulnae. ala per SWIM r ISM Wsoli. TM Tenons ehrwmeal Mi., Ueda* YM'enalls �.s1 sent., a erg. MAI; war Mt► encu mita: Astrte.n� eogmtM_ i warras10i ire years, *eel as ueeksa5IU ute W apt s mei * 1,l� al wa4 ,seddN ed ashy e wok s..,nd .and; resaloed \,ease dol ed•1 .wards at Aeeriess and rNYarem•n, tM,.00sI gtp.�u cn.: patented world Dyer: 111.1 . midi Mica MP sad Mast,' N to a: Mesta make w Ammerdl eallIngi1:se spot bid 72 in . Natio/r day ; .d owed saepl. 1. u laddreee es remise of pose: t foe s7, 11 tor lis , l sr mor. ...t c o. rt. a 11 u art loth .«Ice qq for 81 1 .ill wed emelt a.d M.6••� me lolled plate Mein ~mated b wear a1wye�1 yews, ma all aerator erssos. Wed IS ler m.j Mad+ima ts5ote New Tedi .5,. CANADA PERMANENT Loan and Savings Company. ler00RPOaAT•D 188& s_Yeert•.e Wino' $ 5,eee.eee hN-wp o.ett.l.... tele see .serve fund 1.450,000 Teat M.54. *seam S1nee-Seal eaa?S s.tpskege, Toronto St.. Trento. DQOSITe neeiv 1 at onrrent.ratM of late& eat, paid or compounded half-roarly Daasir rump irood 1■ Cat relay c r mousg with interest twosome attached, pa%. Mie 1a Caned . or In BnglanS. ix.onters and Tris. tees are autherts d by law to Invest in the Debenture. of this Compo -y. Mossy ADVANa5D on Real ietat..eenrlty st en rent rates and 00 favorable coed pion. as to sneyts.ck Mortgagee aad Ynntelpal D.bentnres pur- 4. p1 551, MAI M. MemegI sg Stases. • This little Meter !r eassIplsess with battery and slsnlealS, IN le .1 bay's doltgbt. going to the root of the dIPeaIiS They renew and build nlr the blood, and strengthen the nerves, thuAdriv- ing disease from the system. Avoid knit.alions hy insisting that every box you purchase is enclosed le a wrapping bearing the fall trade mark, Dr. Williams' Pink Mlle for Pale Peo- pie. TAW SNAIL'S MOUTH. The smiles mouth Rhyme..ohthe most 'extraordinary -objects io nature. Jay the time the men has wore out the lest of its 80.000 teeth, a new set hes been provided for It to begin all over .gals Id YewBISM II4PTeAtpered Saaates !whet, and if she hascorns buy bar PutIWd8 Palnleao Corn Ex- tr'arton. Bees - Tslll th+a hee5nie an 14deu, Herb alt4iss mheerl of msrrted lifefor k le due tExtras- tor wore. painless. Radprnmpt Electric Railroad Complete $3.50 This Miniature Eleclfic Itatt said is complete with track and battery. We have all kinds of electric supplies. Get our prices. Sr oo COMPLETE. THE TORONTO ELECTRICAL WORKS CO.,Limitea, sn ADELAIDE ST. W.. TORONTO. 4 rine SOFT, GLOSSY, PLIANT SILKEN TRESSES, HAIR PRODUCER. Are the pride and glory of lovely woman. Amberine cleanses the scalp, removes dandruff, itchiness, harsh- ness or brittleness, and makes the hair as beauti- ful as in youth. LADIES. PRAISE AMBERINE. The following ladies ha ve kind- ly permuted es to refer to them. They have used Ant• berine, they know its worth, and they reeornmend it high. ly :- Nish Tonle ebb., Nelson St.j London. Mrs. J. Manson, Yorng St., Ha , bion, Mia E. Patterson, Hee, St. N., Hemiltele Mrs. Alfred lort'tn, ill St, tondos. Mies 1. V, RJrckman, Hugheon st. S., Hamilton, Miss Eva Dickenson, Young St., Hamilton., GROWS A NEW CROP OF HAIR. . BWeaPIT itriti ',low 01s3 e 1)011I1N1ON 07' CANADA. ) iN Till MATTER of Ibe "Ambrlas Hair P.i*s58 Pnvtan• of t)ht a mannraotnr.d b Mason. Jeb Crook sr* and Ootopaay, N °r1 e1Ytddtesez. To WII: llnetot Street, London. Canada. I. Seery Aron P1astew, of the t:ley of London. lo the County of Middler. Weer Wale I' ere scleral d.ehre Mat 1 have weed Ihn "Aahssloe Hair Predator.* man5fstettrei • Meets.. Job nook and nor" of No. M Wnl'1 tn. Atesss, leeks Oily of LeeAost 0 Moos the lith clay •f Atrl4 .ftfl. it keg•tebpet the tehla. of the wall, stepped IM iiMaaMMM trots batten sot, remee ►N d sndratr, .ed h ea beonR it nob a Whit moo at ha.r wh.r• cog hew wuetsthed 8514 Wore! eommene* ned millet their preparation. W. 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