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The Brussels Post, 1904-9-8, Page 7REALIII 1t • .1:110:4•:• :41,:o, „fir �,0,••�r,��,a,0,,,.•'°il VALUE OF SHIN TANNING, It ee ni eecelloot tiling for the chronic dyspcptie to get his stomach Lammed, 'lpocial appliauces now .make this a possibility by the use of the are light so directed that the 'rays are conoentralod over the diseased part. This tanning of the stein Is of value as a means of alding digestion, 1}ly the use of the electric light we !produce a eolae erythema, or• sunburn by which the vessels of tho skin be- come filled with blood, diverting the blood atiriy from ilio interior of the body into the shin. For instance, 1f. there is congestion of somu Internal part, as the liver, and a solar evy- thenia is produced over the region of the liver the blood in that pact is diverted to the skin, and thus the internal congestion is relieved. leer ages doctors have been ac- quainted with the advantages of bets - tors. If a person had intlamnuttion in some internal part they would ap- ply blisters over the part, and 'pro- duce irritation of the skin, one the Internal trouble would be relieved. The philosophy of the success of this ticatmcnt is that it produces a diver- sion of blood to the surface. There aro some branches of the blood ves- sels of the liver which run to the skin over the liver. If one gets more bleed into tho skin, there will be less blood in the liver, and so the liver will bo relieved. The scone tiling is true of the bowels Haid stomach, and likewise of the spinal cord; if that is congested, a good sunburn on the back will relieve the spinal cord. By means of the aro light an application may be made of rays of the sun (which have been stored up in coal,. and which, have now cone back into the arc light; itis really resurrected sunlight) to any portion of the bony. The are light is more powerful than the actinic rays of the sun — moro powerful than the sunlight — and gives a more decided effect. FOOD VALUE OF MILK, In his address begore the British Sanitary lnspeotors' Association Sir James Crichton ilownio, in addition to renewing the stock arguments for use of milk by children, pointed out its advantages for adults. lIe showed that in certain sicknesses, such as typhoid, life may depend on milk, which may not only postpone the final issue in certain kinds, of senile decay, but may contribute to the eta-. bility .n1 vigor in maturity. He drew attentiten to the value of the ,goat as a mill -producer. While the Iood value of milk is generally recognized, there is a popu- lar ignorance of the exact nature of its nutritive properties. If a gallon of writer is boiled sufficiently long It is lost in steam. Mille similarly boiled leaves a solid residue weigh- ing front 20 to 23 ounces. This substance chiefly consists of sugar, fat, .the int of butter, casein -a ma- terial with feeding properties resemb- ling those of the white of egg, of the lean of pleat and the gluten of wheat —and certain mineral substances. which are essential in the manufac taro of tho bones and teeth, Unlike almost all other foods, these milk subetanres, are all digestible, and, what. is more, they exist in almost precisely correct proportion to each other: The once famous analyst Letheby ilontonstratett that whereas 100 pounds of quite lean beef without bone' contained 72 pounds of water and 28 pounds of feuding matter -- not all of which is digestive -100 pounds of good niiik contained 14 pounds of feeding natter -all diges- tibio: FACIAL NEURALGIA, A new and simple method of relief for this condition is brought for- ward by Dr. W, 0. Belt., This simp- ly to direct the patient to place the hand opposite the hide on which the neuralgia is felt in a basin of water as hot as can be borne. Ho claims that relief will bo experienced in less than five minutes, Nis explanation of the action of this procedure is that tate twonerves endowed with the .greatest number of tactile nerve endings are the fifth and the median, and theft motor' areas in the cortex are not only adjacent, but actually' overlap.' As the fibres cross in the cord he expects a powerful tactilo impulse conveyed from, say the left hand, to affect in some degree the cortical centre of the fifth nerve • of the opposite side. The method is so simple that it may be tried in a number of eases, and if without beeeSt, 11 will bo without Harm, THE ATIIELTi'ft'IC WOMAN. Tho athletic woman has come to. stay. She has created a new etand- nrd of physical perfection, and has shown how all who with may attain to it, No longer can a woman say that she can't ,help" her stoopitig shoul- ders, rntivow chest eed weak, flabby muscles, She can remedy each do - foots, She can gond the, rosy blood to her sallow cheeks, card snake it stay there, She can fill ap the ho! - lows in hoe 1.ecic and develop her bust by supply Ittlrnieg nppropriato exer- sises and practising them for at least twenty minutes every :clay. The results are 8o well worth this Small aluolint of exertion that it is 'surprising. ]tow few Waitron feVttll tliereselvee of so ine::pousive 13 thoci of scouring health and well- being for themselves, abulia 00 past 50 years, Ham- burg, slut the coast or Germany In its lleighbcrheod, has sunk 5 feet 9 incites leinolhie—"Sara and 1 can hardly molevetar4 each other Aver the telt- phonee T:tigar "1'fe11, titlk 'one at a time!„pi ANAEMIA --POOR BLOOD. IEleadac1zes, Dizziness, heart Palpi- tation and Consumption Foil owa, Ansonia—watery blood --is a trea, (herous trouhle. It steals insidious- ly from sllght symptoms to danger-, ous diseases, Tho thin watery blood shows itself at first in polo ilps, wan race, breat111easness, heart palpita which has recently been shipped Sean Lion, lost appotlbo, If the trouble AIntl iea to tiro Continent of 11131)10 Is not checked and cured, .consumi3. In payment of the .L'anarna Canal nncl Liolt toliows; coughing, spitting, the lluhsian and Japan3s0 f,.ana has clammynight sweats, a total break- attracted so much attention that a down and death. What the anaemic Iew days ago rho writer visitatl the No,'th (>lrnlan L1oYd's fano is linistz Wilhelm II, in order to nail out ex- actly la what ma-nner Sperte is stor- ed and what plans are adopted to in- sure 1's sato transit. With a special letter from the man- ager of the company to the purser, 141r. '1'iclbaar, the writer hoarded the big liner shortly after the had dis- charged a consignment of gold bars Enema° Viltndre, St. Germain, O. valued at ton million dollars. 1'Jay. who says :—"}Philo atteudiug school leaditit9re letter ',i r, '.I'i•albaur my health began to give way. Tho shook hands with much Beall giict , and declared in very good leg] al that; doctor who attended me said it was it would give him con:adorable duo to overstudy and that area filaas'ie.. to show me the scrneg would put me right. But instead of rooms on board the vessel. getting better I grew weaker. I suf- fered from Headaches and dizziness, and at night I did not sleep well, I was troubled with pains in the back, my appetite left me and I grew pale as a corpse. Finally I became so weak I was forced to remain in bed. As the doctor did not help me any, I asked my father to get me Dr. Williams' Pink Pi11s, Before I had used two boxes there was an im- provement, and when I hail taken a half doyen boxes I was again in per- fect health, I believe all weak girls will find new health if they will take the pills." . ' Anaemia., indigestion, heart trouble, rheumatism, kidney trouble, and the special ailments of waren are all due to poor blood, and are all cured by Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. You can get these pills from any medicine doa]or, or by mail post paid' at 50 cents a box or six boxes for $2,50 by writing The Dr. Williams' Medi- cine Co., Brockville, Ont. 'GUAEHTNG COLD AT SEA PEEP INTO THE SPEOII:-ROOM OF A LINER, Tow the Yellow Natal is Received and Stored Away in the Strong -Room. The enormous aniouut of golf etiflerer needs is more blood—more strength. And there is :nothing in the whole )tido world will give new Wood and New strength so surely and so speedily as Dr. 'Williams' Pink Pills. Every dose helps to send oaw, rich, red blood coursing through the system, bringing strength to weak lunge and all parts of the body. Thousands testify to the truth of these statements, among them litiss 0 "The smaller of the two," he said, "is in close proximity to my office," and taking a couple of massive keys from his safe he led me to the door of a compartment which has .probab- ly Held enough gold to pay for the Kaiser Wilhelm IJ; ton times over. The locks, which were double. were rendered additionally strong by be- ing furnished with steel hasps which covered the .keyholes and were secur- ed with MASSIVE PADLOOKS. When the door was thrown open and the electric light switched on the roost appeared to resemble the dark cells used to ,ponnno prisoners. The Walls, roof, and ceiling were lined with 2 inch steel plate and the recon contained nothing•' but '‘a couple of wooden shelves. :•'Thom is a general impression," said Mie. Tielhaar, "that whenever there is a cargo of gold on board we have a guard of at least •six men armed with carbines, revolvers, and cutlasses, who keep sleepless vigil WHEN A ROWBQAT UPSETS. over the precious metal night and How Best to Kee Yourself Afloat day, until it is safely in the hands of p the eonrignecs. This is not the case, ill Saved. ,/T When onto the gold is stored away If you are in a rowboat and it and the vessel is well out to sea we overturns, when you come to the do not keep any armed guard on surface and have yourself comfortablyduty at ail, for, the strong -rooms be - settled in the water, look about for mg placed in the most frequented the upturnod boat or an oar, and if part of the ship, people are constant - the closer of the two is not far away ly passing them all hours of the day you can undoubtedly cover the die- and night, and this is the best sate tante by using your hands and by guard one could have. There are licking gently with .your legs, after only two sets of keys to the rooms— alternately drawing them up about ono I keep, while the other is, in the twigs. as much as for treading. Custody or the captain. Now, if you. If you reach an oar, grasp it with will come below I will shut: you the your hands, Placed about three "feet second and larger specie -room, which apart. Then, just as if you wore is Situated next to the provision de - working pulleys in your roolu, alter -par gnome " uately shove the oar in front of you We descended to the lower deck, at auto's length and pull it back to and lir. Tielbear unlimited the door your chin. If your lung power is good and you observe the rule to of another strong room, sfutilar to the one we had just loft. 11 was,breathe deeply •and exhale scantily, however, you can easily keep afloat 20 mina. tes. Help out your hangs by using ALMOST TWICE'. AS LA.t`t.GE, your legs the best you know how,; being abort 12 feet long by 4 feet and religiously keep out of a stand- wide. In •reply to tt question as to ing position. By all means give the whether the two rooms were ever fill - lungs opportunity to take hold" ad to capacity' Mr: Tielbaar declared in tiro water; in arbor words, to pe- that this was often the case. "Our form their work' last "consignment," ho said, "consist - A capsized rowboatris ordinarily a splendid buoy. If you reach it, all. ed of over. $10,000,000 worth of gold you .have to 80 to keep afloat in- bars, which were packed in small definitely is to touch it with your kegs about a foot high and bound hands. It is not necessary for you with steel hoops. to try to scramble upon it. In. tho "Each keg contains gold to tin effort you may send it away from value of $60,000, and weighs alto-. you, or release tho air caught in it get.her about 200 lbs. The gold is when it capsized, and thus cause it generally brought to the ship the day to sink. The safer plan is simply tobefore we sail, and is all stored rest your hands on it. away :before the passengers embark. But if you were in. a sloop, or any It arrives at the dock in ordinary sort of craft with rigging, keep away trucks and under the guard of two from the boat. If the sloop cape armed men and the driver. sizes, your first move should bo to "Tho lost occasion on which ' we got clear of the rigging, and after had,a'gold consignment the specie ar-. that to stay clear of it. .1 have rived in ten vans, each van contain - known many a good" swimmer to ing about a million dollars' worth of drown simply because be got foul of gold bars. The usual manner of put- a boat's gear. Trust to ybur ' ot- ting the precious- freight on board forts alone; you will be in fax less was to haul the kegs up an inclined peril. chute to, the deck by means of a hoisting engine, but Latterly this A DANGER TO BABY. method has been discontinued and each. keg is now placed in, a sling and Doctors have Ates !led against'. the a long stick passed through,. the so-called medicines ,for ends of which rest on tho shoulders years, but they soothing still used alto - up two inn, who carry their burden gethei too pinch. Tisa tact .that they up the gangway and so on board. part children to sleep is no sign that iVlille the kegs aro being shipped the are helpful. Ask able doctor (take ulous care, of course, has to be y y taken that we receive the right num- and he )viii tell you that you have bor. Our receipt, you must under - merely drugged your Little ono into stand, 9s given for so many kegs, insensibility that soothing meth not so belch gold, for naturally we eines are dangerous. Il you:, little one needs a medicine give it do not open the barrels to count the Baby's p Otvn Tablets,' and you give it uT mod- bars,. The ]segs boar the Government seal, a Mine guaranteed to contain no opi- ate or heliuful drug. you can give stored away the iron doors of the those Tablets just as t sfely to a new Government are also scaled with born infant as to the web grown Government wax, and the impression child, and they will cure all the is brcicett only when the officials, sent minor ilia of childhood. Mrs. J. M, to receive the gold cattle on board. The kegv nio Gilpin, Bollhaven, Ont., says: "Since I .gave my little ono. ]Iaby's Own onitOlC181) P1:1I11838 TThiTll.S.. Tablets there has been a marvellous First on the pier, when they are tak change in her appearance, and she is en .from the express' waggon, then /peeving splendidly. Yon may count again when they rea0li the gangway, mo always a friehd to the Tablets," and a third time when they, aro plat- Ask your, druggist for this mediefhe cd in the strong -room. or send 25 eocts to The Dr. WIl- "Although wo do not Have e. guard Name' Medicine Coe Brookville, Ont„ placed over the specie dueing tho and get a box by iueil post paid, voyage, as I stated before,two men aro Constantly watching the rooms so long as we aro in might of land." "What is the natter with that There 18, boweVer, pl'actioally no bahy2'' gl'owled an irascible liilshand danger of gold being stolen he tran- as the little One persisted in howl- sit, for it would require to be sorne- ing and kicking to the extent of his one more than barman who Would little :might. "'1'1)0 matter is, sir," shoulder a keg of gold weighing a Calmly replied the wife, as she str0dv couple of hundred pounds and Vanish tip anti down the roam, -"Lha matter with it without being seen. Dimling is that this baby inherits your tome the many years I have been purser per," And the husband returned to ort Atlantic liners I have i• ,ver his paper with a gloonrioe look than known a, ease whore there has been before, tiny trouble over a c0nsiglnuent of gold. It the safest cargo to limed - After sizing up his neighbors a mob le I know," 000508 CO worry about iiia men in- Tho total weight of the lust con- feriority, signnent of gold shipped by tiro ICal- A young plan thinite 110 i5 lriiWOr• Ser Willteiin IT. amounted to 061110.1 tliy of the girl during courtship, hug thing liko 88,000, lbs., 00 oven sixe after marriage he earn: diecove35 his teen tons, afld trio freight charges e000r, mune to about 512,1100, being one - HE TELLS 'THEN TO .ASK THE I, S r, JOZ11 J, ]BURNS CURED BY DODD'S ILIDNEY PILLS, Be Had 'Chronic Inflammation of the Kidneys—Says His Brother Foresters can Tell all About it, rDarnleY, P. 18, . 1., Aug. 29— (Special)-John J', Burns, a promin- ent member of the I, 0. F. hero, whose euro of (:4u•onfe Inflammation of the Ldrns and Kidneys caused a sensation some time ago, reports that he is still in splendid /metal. "Yes," says Mr. Burns, "my cute is entirely satisfactory. I have had no trdubie since I used Dodd's Kidney Pills. They drove away the disease from which I suffered for eight years, "No, x'11 never forget Dodd's Kid- ney Pills. The doctor could not help me. I got so bad I could scarcely walk, sit or sleep, I was about to give up entirely when an advertisement led mo to try Dodd's Kidney Pills, Now I am in good health. Dodd's ICldltey Pills saved" my life." If any one doubts Mr•. Burns' story he simply refers them to his brother Foresters. They all know how he suffered and Mat Dodd's Kidney Pills cured him. eighth of 1 per cent. The specie is insured for its full value, and should the ship he lost or the gold mysteri- ously disappear en route the insur- ance companies would be held re- sponsible.--London e-sponsibie,—London TIt-Bits, a - MATHEMATICAL PRODIGIES. Intuitive Faculty of Zerah Col burn and His ICind. Infant musical prodigies are intel- ligible and even natural, compared with infant mathematical prodigies. Bow accountfor the intuitive faculty by which some children, unable to road, write or cipher, can answer in- stantaneously the most complicated arithmetical problems? Zerah Col- born, e. g., at six, could neither write nor cipb.er, and yet could an- swer, apparently by intuition, and unhesitatingly, all kinds of arithme- tical questions. Al eight he carne on show from the Untied States to London, and answered in a moment and accurately such questions as; "How inany minutes are there in 48 years?" The child riot only answer- ed it at once and correctly. but in- stantly added the number of seconds contained in that period. By what mental process he arrived at these* answel•es urn could not explain. Here, again, is n question which George Bidder, the son of a Devon- shire laborer, answered at the age of 12, in one minute. 13 was put to him in tire. London Stock Exchange: " If the pendulum of a clock vibratos the distance of 9e inches in a second of time, how many inches will it v1' brato in the course of seven years, 14 days, two hours, 0110 minute tend 66 eogencl5, each year of 3135 'days, five ]tours, 48 minutes and 55 seconds?" Within the minute the boy had answered correctcjy: Two 'thousand ono hundred and sixty --Live million six hundred and twenty -flue thousand ono hundred and seventy-eight miles, four hundred and seventy-five yards, two feet and three quarters of an inch. But the classical case of this kind was that investigated by n commit- tee of such scientists as MM. Arago, Libel and Lacroix at Paais. They examined. Vito Mangiamele, the son" of a Sicilian peasant, 11 .years of ago, putting to him such questions as "Find the cube root of 3,795,416" which the boy did within half a min- ute "Find the tenth root of 282, 475,249" -which he did within throe minutes. Then came this poser: "What number has the following pro por'ione—that, if its cube i8, added to five times its square', and then 42 times the number and the number 40 be subtracted from the result, the re- mainder is emainder'is equal to 0 or zero?" M. Arago repeated this question, but while he was finishing the last word the boy replied correctly, "Tlie num12- or:is five." P70 things strike you about this extraordinary congenital faculty — its mysteriousness and its useless- ness. In exemplification of the two take the case of ,Iodediali Buxton. Re also worked out almost instant- aneously the most complex problems; but he Could give no account of the mental process by which he solved them. This process was s0 fat' from being correlated with intellect, or even intelligence, that when Jededi- ah went to hear a. groat preacher or wont to see Garrick in "Richard 111." bis sole interest in the ser - 10011 or in tho play Was the counting of the number of words uttered by the preacher or by tale actors. In only ono household can we im- agine such a ctalculating machine to 130 of use—in that of the 'Yorkshire- man who resented the parson's com- plaint of the inaccuracy of his clock: "What's wrong wi' t' clock? 11 goes rent encu for tiiilil that knau liow t' read it. When its hoards are et twelve, it strikes two, and then aw Multi lis Half -past, seven," BANKER'S ROMANCE. Complications That' Were Solved by Cupid. A curibus 1•olnance of real life has just boon revealed in Paris. In Feb. rual'y, 1801, a Paris banker maned Mace -Berman absconded from his creditors, his wife and family having left home a rcw cloys Wore his Sud- den disappear once, Ilte safe was. op- oiled and found to contain 421,200 tit gold, and another safe, which he hired at the Cr'edit Lyonnais, con - 1 allied on-1a;ned :838,$00 in French railway hods and other nogdtlable socnribia8, In duo .course 1;110 banker's affairs The satisfaction of having the wading done early in the day: and well done, belongs to ever)' user of Sunlight Soap. 10rf were wound up, -and he was senten-- eci by default to ilvo years' Imprison- ment. It has just been revealed by M. Mato-l3erneau himself that on leaving Paris, 11 years ago, he took with him .021,000 in cash, leaving the test for his creditors. Five months later he landed with this sum at Dn'tavla, Java, under an assumed name, and was soonafterwards join- ed by 1'115 wife and three daughters. Ho bought a large domain, and be- came a coffee, sugar, indigo and to- bacco planter, He isnow one of the largest exporters and plantation owners in the ]hitch East Indies, his potsonal fortune being over half a million steeling. A French judicial official from Pon- dicherry, while op a visit to Java, was entertained at the house of the elf;44- gi 47,4x40 dtetAeot , �A/ cJ,r 0 ✓ ✓moi 751004 argil Sr PAINT '4 i1?fff " Will Dry in 8 Hours. 0n Salo at alt Hardware Dolor: p. D. 0009 & GO•, Montreal Toronto, Vancouver. Potatoes, Poultry,Eggs,Butter, Apples Let us have your consignment of any of these articles and wo will get you good prlcca. ex -banker, ani became engaged to THE EAS .ON CO WllSS ON CO United his eldest daughter, • As it would • s ,Oov, Wont Marko* anal Osollootnno bre., TOIROPSTO,. have been illegal for the young lady to be married in any other name than her own, th'e ex -banker hinted to his proposed son-in-law that 11e was a man with a past. As, howev- er, the young 1710.11 persisted in his suit, and promised to reveal nothing the ex -banker might toil him, the latter informed him of his real name. To the surprise of both men' ;t then trap Aired that the Wrench of ficial, who is a'magistrate at Pondi- cherry, was the ;ion of the very judge who had sentenced the ex -banker to five years' imprisonment. The mag- istrate informed his prospective-fath-, er-in-law that he could rehabilitate t4 himself and get the sentence gnashed by legal procedure if he satisfied all his former creditors. M. Mace-l3erneau - has, therefore, written offering to reimburse the money which he had from his clients at the time he absconded, unci esti- mates.his total indebtedness at 480,- 000. .80;000. . This sum will be paid by the Netherlands Bank: in America when the claims sent in have been duly LOWER PRICES USE SETTER 9IJALITV CAN GE DIAD IN Patti, Vash Basins, IMillic Pans, Any Find -Masa Orocor Can emptily Y0u- Il6iSiS'T ON GETTING EDDY'S. The French official has meanwhile married 31110. Mace-13erneau, having obtained the consent of his father, the judge. • The Vatican was thoroughly clean- ed lately, and a quantity of repaint- ing done. The work employed 5,700 people for six months. Merely in cleaning wallpapers 1,000 loaves of bread were used daily. Deafness Cannot Be Cured by local applications, as they cannot ranch the diseased portion of the ear. There in only oto way to euro deafness, and that is by constitutional remedies. Deafness is caused by an inflamed con-, dttionof the mucous Ening of the Lua- taclrlan Tuba When this tube" is in- flamed you have a rumbling soundor imperfect bearing. and when - It is en- tirely closed, Deafness is the result, and unless the inflammation can be taken out and this tube restored to t+a norm- al condition, hearing will be destroyed' forever; nine cases out ot ten are cams. ed by Oatarrh, which is nothing but an inflamed Condition of the mucous surfaces. Wo will give One. Hundred Dollars for any case of Deafness (caused by cat- arrh) that cannot' be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars, tree. .. r: J. 03113NFIY 'A CO., Toledo. n - Sold by alt Druggists, 75c, , Take 1,1 11'a Family �Pil1a for consti- pation. COT A BITE, In a certain town in the North of Ireland there is a fishing tackle shop, the sign whereof is a brareen trout dangling at the end of a fishing -rod of massive proportions. Late ono night a townsman who had berm din, ing "not wisely" but too well" hap. paned to see this fish. Ile ]oohed at it, then went cautiously to the door and knocked gently, "Who's there?" demanded the shop- keeper from are upper window, "'Sh-11i Don't make: a noise, but come down as quietly as you can," was the reply. Thinking something serious was the matter the 'man arose and stole iiownstalrs, "Now, what's the matter?" he in- quired. "Pull your line in quick; you have got a bite," roared the tipsy ono as ho erratically turned a corner, Win����g, a cu( tures BQ(f�tH Di (rt(�,yy��p7pp Wlnll ryu� W ton Some ine0 have no visible means of support when their wives are ab- sent, Otin11n's linielcat Ewes illohtberla. A cheese -mita a quarter' of an incl) long can jump' out of a vessel 6 inch- es deep. 'Pe equal this " feat a marl would Have to jump out of a Well 141 feet deep. .,,",4ttr+su• ..era,.--,a.r~zr...s.rs.. 1 A. few pieces of hoof -parings which horseshoers pare off the hoof before' S Margaret's area' " shoeing horses wilt make palms thrive lusuriantiy. Simply poke the par- ings arings well down in the soil at any tinge of the year. Horseshoers give away the parings for t11 asking. Although Russia's Asiatic posses- sions are six times the sizeof ours they have but 25 million people, compared with 297 million under British rule. Lever's Y -Z (Wise dead) Disinfect- ant- Soap Powder dusted . in the bath, softens the water and disin- fects. Madrid now holds the record of be- ing the most unhealthy capital in Europe. Its deaths were 9,1374 last year in a population of little over half a million, I was Cured of Acute Bronchitis by MINAII.D'S -'1N181]SNT, J. M. CAMPBELL, Bay of Islands. I was Cured of Facial Neuralgia by KINARD'S LINIMENT, W11. DANIELS. Springhill, N. S. I was Cured of Chronic iiheuma-. tisrt by MINAUD'S LINIMENT, P180. ITNGLEY. Albert Cu., N. B. There Is no better way of dusting carved furniture than with a pain- ter's brush. This will penetrate all the little crannies which ;could not be touched by an ordinary duster or brush. CANADIAN NATIONAL FACTS AND P1 URES. The independent Order of Foresters have just Issued from the press .a very neat little booklet, giving a great grist of Sects and figures with regard to Canada, its resources, mineral _ and ogricultural, etc, His- torical points,territories and other Canadian information of great value. This little booklet shouldbe in 111e hands of alt. It wi11 be sent on ap- plication to Dr. Oroniiyateltlia, Sup- prone Chief Ranger, of the 1,0,0'., Temple Building, Toronto, Canada. Piet Cronje, the e,1 Boer command- ant, has been 111 'vied, and We under- stand that the second Mrs. 'Cronje objects to her husband being de- scribed as a hero of a hundred en- gagements. Iinard's linialcnt Cora CnkI 3 etci CARGO OF GOLD, Probably the largest cargo 01 - gold specie ever shipped across the Atlan- tic bag been unloaded from the Kahl er Wilhelm I1, at, Cherbourg. • The amount, constituting an instalmeet of •the Panama Canal indemnity from the United States, was 42,692,042 frs„ or a tittle over $8,518,600. The m0riey had been kept on board in an armored store -Toone, before which an armed sailor was on gutted night and day. The door was closed by three lodes, tufo keys being in the Peales- slop of three ship's officers reshot tbVely, I+ehdenms• "•I've made an awful mistake. I sent a rr:ossonger boy up to Miss Cashiey's with a, lot of noos- es, thinking it was her ,Birthday, o earn that ibr birthday . s and n w I] 1 3 to—morrow." \prim tOlt—"P11a1','s all right; the messenger boy May get there in time." College, Toronto. Re -open Sept, 12th, A high-class residential and day school for girls. Modern equipment. Specialists of European training and of tho highest academic and profes- sional standing in every department of work. Foe booklet apply to SIBS. GEORGE DICKSON, Lady Princi- pal;; GEORGE 'DICKSON, M.A., DI - rector (late Principal Upper Canada College). Dominion Line Steamships MONTREAL TO LIYERS'OOL, co' Moderate Rate Service. O Second cabin passengers berthad in belt aato5Wo. d,ticn on chi scanner at the low rate of 548 to Lii•orpocl or 512.00 to Lollies. 'Ma clavi to lacrimal, London, Glaeiiw or Quoon.t wo'Sill l0. Nor all particulars 15517 to local agonts,or 411014St. 11.,'J'it ono, Ina' Sacrament M., Mootroal CARPET T DYEIN and O.esniag. T),fa i. n specialty with the BRITISH AMERICAN DYEINII 0C1. Send particulars bp poet and de are mut to aNr.f7 Address Cox 155, Montreal MEDICAL CONVENTION. Delegates to the Medical Associa, tion at Vancouver can return through San Francisco, Loa Angeles, Salt Lake City, Denver and the "World's Fair St. Louis, by, purchasing tick- ets sold to San Francisco, account Knights Templar meeting. • Tickets an sale from August 15th to September 9th, good for return until October 2$rd, with stopover privileges in each direction. Tlris is an open rate to the public, as tick- ets are not sold on ,the certificate plan. The rate from Toronto will be $70.25. Correspondingly bow rates from other points. Tickets can bo purchased going via. Vancou- ver, returning through above cities, or vice varsa. BY writing IT. F. Oat•ter, Traveling Paseenger Agent, Union Pacific Rail- road, 14 Janes Building, Toronto, Ont„ he will give you full. informa- tion. St. Peter's at Rome is in the form 01 a cross 036 feet long and 450 feet wide. Its height is only 2 feet less than its width, For Over Stray Yaate ]line, whSaiow'a50o0nore clay ,Ini. 1,..,, owl hs rnnnone of mothers for their o1,54 *. Rhllo tadddr 5. ltraothostheet,ad, a,fteee the aHttraO,.a11a7n nein sum, wind colla ragulows th. steam 8 and bowel., anew arc bentr.mc,iytor }nalrho o, Tw.ntrlire oaato a 1,0(03, bold 1d; dNaclala throughout the world La now and sakfer•'M1W.WIS$LDiWS800VIrilu syner,' 94-8) Never put off tin to -morrow ' the friend who is willing to lend .you money to -day, ,Mtnard's linimect Cures 'IstemFer. Most of the black hair used in wigs and "switches" comes from the con - Vents of Italy .and Spain, while 1310 fair and rod hail' cornea mainly from the heads of Russian, Swedish, Oer- mall, and Danish peasant girls. 50ml:o'er Colds You Should care that cold a0 onto. It it not only malting you feol,miseru4lbe, Vat ltiddolsgyoubetel, 'Sake .. Shiloh's Consumption Cure 7hcnetLaltg '1. It to guaranteed, to circa yeti. one mamoy refunded -lett doesn't, kt•alldt8g i41/, 910,, Dee, hetet 11.00 I% die, .02 S11 NO. 86-04. fi