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tere at ND Wt vine restores the that have led to playedâ€"out, miserâ€" * can take a botâ€" "ICB, GARAFRAXA DURHAM. ‘ centres are de 1 be no victims .' ie _ rebuilds and tiasnes, and hence in diseases of this liying at u clistance ank of Canada jJee. Toronts BEST FRIEND LE iN CANJDA. y Morning. RVOW NES [ Ptse 9# ze 0 g# to â€" hecames prine! pal Manitoba .T 8 BANK 40004 c S year, INX ADYVANCR Editor & Propriectorn SNness h HEALTH AGENCY. ING DER ar the strongâ€" debility. ‘The is become imâ€" * syatem gets NE Es o ly glving way P j o KELLX, Agent, MEX gJ¢ wE teo. P. Reid, Manager EYVERT °BVIe® _ RODD TE MOEMORY «_ the ~* and up the m oo# '»..g. ndigesg= sacted Pr.f. uts. Depos | at current TEARS. a !s of #1, 1 everyfus pninu in nitad g‘m 1.0O0,008 £00,000 ()¢ b("om Jaryna Jeryernkowna, an eighteenâ€" yearâ€"old prophetess of Bukowina, has come to grief. She declared that she died and was buried four years ago, that she went to heaven, and was sent back by God to redeem mankind. Crowds of peasants followed her from town to town in spite of the remonâ€" strances of the priests, till the police arrested the pl'(?)hetvss. as she had a criminal record for petty larceny. A curious combination of logic with lack of principle has sent a French medâ€" ical student of good family to jail for ten years. He had failed in his examâ€" inations and thereby lost his exempâ€" tion from military service. If obliged to serve two years he saw no way of making ug his deficiencies in scholarâ€" ship, but he knew that a widow‘s son would be exempt from the comscription. e proceeded, therefore, to make his motfiu a widow by shooting his father, with whom he was on perfectly good terms, twice in the bead. The father recovered and succeeded in getting his sou‘s sentence reduced. Jean de Reszke‘s victory in the Warâ€" saw Derby this year with Claude Frollo is his second. His horse, Wrogard won the imperial prize last year. In twelve months the tenor has won $30,000 in stakes. His stud farm t Borovno is in charge of his youngest brother, Vicâ€" tor, who is said to have a finer voice than Jean, but will not cultivate it. e "C_~ COPCCIOGUCIC SCOECE OC FGrIS. Et is called a transporting carpet. Endless beits of canvas have â€" been used for some i me to convey packages from place to place within the stores. A moving staircase for passengers, in the shape of an endless leather belt transferring them from one story to another, is now in use in some of the great department stores of Paris. Tt Countess Kilmannsegg, wife of the Stattholder of Lower Austria, having caused the police restrictions on bicycâ€" ling in Vienmnna to be removed and licâ€" enses for cyclists to be abclished, the Vienoa wheelmeno celebratea the event by a flower corso in the Prater. Several thousand bicyclists in fancy dress took part in the parade. Quartier Latin waiters are now wearâ€" ing the dress coats in which the late M. Le Royer presided over the French Benate. The late President‘s wardrobe, according to the French custom, was sold at auction with his other effects, and three dress coats as good as new were bought for $2.20 by a speculaâ€" tive waiter. _3 3 _V _T MHOKY, Who died recently at the age of 86. years, left 27 lakhs ef rupees, or threeâ€"quarters of a milâ€" lion of dollars to charity. Her son, Mowâ€" rojee Manockjee Wadia, has given two more lakhs in memory of his mother. Bai Motlibai Wadia, a weal seer lady of Bombay, who died #t the age of 86. years. left Italy‘s exports for the first four months of 1897 were 885,953,370 francs, while her imports were 379,794,130. francs. This is the first time in twenâ€" tyâ€"six years that the exports exceed the imports. Brion, in the department of the Inâ€" dre, bas elected its cure M. Hugenot, a queer name for a Catholic, as mayor. It is stated that seven other French communes have selected the village priest for Mayor this year. An Arctic expedition led by Mr. H. J. Pearson, and two other English genâ€" tlemen has started for the Barents Sea. It will explore Novaya Zembla and the Island of Waigats, as well as the great Tendra of the samoyeds from the Ural Mountains to the Petchora River Japan has ordered four 31â€"knot redo boat destroyers of the Yar: Russia will establish a permaner plomatic legation in Abyssinia next Nine tons weight of coppers are en every week from the London p in the slot gas meters. It is prop to supply electricity on the same 1 WHAT !s GOING ON IN THE FOoUR CORNERS OF THE GLOBE. did and New World Events of Interest Chromâ€" tcled Brieflyâ€"Interesting Haprenings of Recent Date. has had to wait till he was age before receiving a K. royers of the Yarrows. itablish a permanent diâ€" n in Abyssinia next fall. ight of coppers are takâ€" from the London penny MeLers. it is proposed icity on the same plan. s for the first four were 385,953,370 francs, orts were 379,794,130. Petchora River g , & wealthy Parâ€" torâ€" boxes of the pills and I have never been better in mgelilo than I am now, and [ have not been troubled in any way with my old complaints since I disconâ€" tinued the use of the Pink Pills As I have already stated I was a sufferer for years, _ and during that period spent a small fortune in doctor‘s mediâ€" ‘ined to my bed and room from Februâ€" ary until May under this doctor‘s care. One day while reading of the cures w;ougphft by the use 15 Dr. Williains‘ Pink Pills, I determined to try them, and I found a cure at last in this splendid medicine. I used a dozen . _Dear Sirs,â€"IL have great pleasure in bearing testimony to the medicinal value of Dr. Williams‘ Pink Pills, as a blood purifier and health restorer. For ten years I wasa victim to a complicaâ€" tion of troubles, beginning with quinâ€" sey and followed by rheumatism and bronchitis _ My physicians told me the trouble had become chronic, and that every winter I would either have to house myself up orgo to a warmer climate. _ Two ymars ago L was conâ€" fiped to my bed ‘sand roam feram Rakern. petings issc tstuc oi xkA BP cesc C Ts\ c statements made are easily verified by everyone in the vicinity in which the cures reported _ occur. . When such proof as this is offered dowbt must cease, and the medicine must be awarded the palm of su'penorltf over all others. Every mail brings letters from grateful people in all parts of Canada, who have been cured by the use of Dr. Williams‘ Pink Pills, someâ€" times after years ofillness and after other medirines had failed, and it is the swords of gratitude spoken | by sufferers thus restored to health that has created the enormous demand this medicrins has. The following letter is but a fair sample of bundreds conâ€" stantly being received :â€" The Dr. Williams‘ Medicine Co. That Pr. Willtams‘ Pink Pills Cure When Other Medicines Failâ€"Yhat They Have Done for Others They Will Do for You. No remedy of modern times has ofâ€" fered more, or stronger proof of its sterling merit than has Dr. Williams‘ Pink Pills. The cures are not those of people in foreign lands, but from all parts of owr own country, and the Kome time ago the ball which was shot into his breast at Antietam began to cause him annoyance, and Burns came ‘o Chicago from his home in Cinâ€" cinnati for treatment. In cutting out the ball a section of his breastbone,two by four inches in size, was removed. Through all his sufferings Burns has never lost courage. He is good naturâ€" ed and cheerful. His m'mgois bright. He is a philosopher, a little rough in mold, but strongly optimistic. One of the most interesting features of the case to medical men is the posiâ€" tion of Burns‘ heart. Five of the ribs on his left side were so badly crushed at the time of the wreck that the surâ€" geons decided to remove them entirely. In doing this they transferred the heart to the right side of the body, giving it a snug resling place against the unâ€" shattered ribs. There it has been ever since, performing its ceaseless function with admirable regularity. ThE MOST CONVINCING AND ABSOâ€" LUTE PROOF GIVEN. Burns is a man of sixtyâ€"five, he was born in Massachusetts and served durâ€" ing the war as a captain. At the batâ€" tle of jAntietam he was shot in the breast. After the ‘war he became a marine engineer. While employed on the steamship Savannah he was jammed in a wreck of the machinery and when taken out was only a part of his forâ€" mer self. Surgeons put him together, or rather, they assembled as much of him as could be found. When his wounds had healed he was fitted out with a silver skull in place of the naâ€" tural one torn off in the wreck, and a few months later was back at his old line of work. @urgeons wondered at the man‘s vitality. us % | Walter 0. Welbrock, over whom New York surgeons are making a Ereat ihow-de-do. and who is laid up with ! THIRTYâ€"NINE HURTS. as the result of a collision between & railway train and a coach. Most of Welâ€" brock‘s injuries, however, are simple contusions and sprains. He has thirâ€" teen fractures, some of them being serious, but none of them approach in surgical importance those with which Burns if afflicted. If Welbrock reâ€" covers, as he probably will, he will be a badly patched up man, but no part of his framework will be missing, Burns, on the other band must finish out his life with only a fraction of the anatomâ€" ical outfit with which bhe was originâ€" ally equipped, and must labor hard for his daily bread besides. Large piece of the breastbone taken out in the removal of a rifle ball. Part of the windpipe missing. Burns is suffering from sixteen disâ€" tinct in juries. ‘The number seems small in comparison with those sustained by Both elbow joints gone and the cap of the right knee twisted around to the back of the leg. Heart shifted from its natural posiâ€" tion to the right side in order to secure & firm resting place for that organ. Both legs fractured in two places and the right arm broken twice. Five ribs gone from the left side of the body, having been removed by surâ€" geons in an operation. Loss of the entire b'ony vault of the skull, the top of the head being coverâ€" ed with a silver plate. When Burns leaves the hospital he will carry with him a certificate showâ€" ing he has been the victim of the most remarkable assortment of hurts that ever befell a mortal being. Surgeons report him broken up as follows: He Is Kept Alive by Scienceâ€"fSans Crown, Bans Ribs, Sans Rreastbone@nd a Lot °f Other Thingsâ€"Re Lives Butllall a Man Is the anatomical frame with which man is supplied by nature essential to his usefulness and comfort? Is it neâ€" cessary for buman beings to carry a&round with them through life the orâ€" dinary equipment of bones, muscles, and other parts of the anatomy ? These are queer questions asked by the Chiâ€" cago Tribune, but one pertinent to the case of George Burns, who occupies a cot in ward No. 3 in the Cook County Hospital, GEORGE BURNS, OF CHICA30, IS CERTAINLY UISARRANCED. A MARVEL OF SURGERL PUT T0 THE TEST. the clean skin dust it with the powder, cover it with a layer of lint or cotton batting and bandage. If the eczema is on the head, cut the hair close, proceed as above and cover with cotton lint and & cap. Once in twentyâ€"four hours the sores must be tbhoroughly washed in warm water in which are a few drops of carbolic acid, then fresh dressing put on. Another remedy which bas proved satâ€" isfactory is Fowber‘s solution. If kept out of the reach of emall childreniand takem with care it is not hurtfal. Take three drops before each meal for two days, the next two days increase the dose to four dr“ogo the next two to five drops. Never e more than five drqis at a dose, and remember that this is fer adults, mot children. TO CURE ECZEMA. Mix equal parts ot boracic acid and antefebrum into a fine powder. Use suds of fine soap and water or a poulâ€" tice and then warm water to clean off the scabs, and when you have reached fowder. Carry a small bottle of this otion with you if you are gomg for a long country ride. _ It will be found very cooling and refreshing when you stop at a wayside inn for a rest and "brush up." + A little of this cream should be takâ€" en on the fingers, and thoroughly well rubbed into the face until it is comâ€" f)letely absorbed by the skin. _ ‘Then ave the face again and again with buttermilk, or, if this is not easily obâ€" tainable, with water softened with oatâ€" meal. _ To do this, place in a basin of water, several bhours before it will be required for washing purposes, about half an ounce of oatmeal. _ Stir the water up once or twice, and it will be ready for use. _ Dry with a soft towel, and then gently ruwb over the skin a simple, sedative wash, composed of oxide of zinc, two drachms; pure glycerine, four drachms; roseâ€"water, two ounces. _ Allow this to dry, and then dust over lightly with a little face My method for keeping the skin cool is very simple, but to obtain satisfacâ€" tory results, it must be followed in every detail. First, then, ruwb well into the skin a thoroughly good emolâ€" lient creamâ€"a good cold cream, obtainâ€" ed from a reliable druggist, will ansâ€" wer the purpose. _ Cold cream is, howâ€" ever, sometimes adulterated, so Igive a recipe for those who prefer to have one made uwp: White wax, one drachm; spermaceti, quarter ounce; white vaseâ€" line, two ounces; oil of sweet almonds, one ounce. _ Break the wax and sYer- maceti into small pieces, and place them, with the vaseline and oil, in a bowl or jar. Melt in a bainâ€"marie, and pour in an ounce of roseâ€"water that has been warmed, adding also three or four drops of otto of roses ; then mix the whole well together by means of an eggâ€"beater until it beâ€" comes thick, white, and creamy. Allow it to cool, and keep wellâ€"covered in a jar or pot. . _ k : en t R | _ Now, the moral of all this is that , women cyclists must be on their guard ;agnixnst. the pains and penalties which | inevitably follow the neglect of cerâ€" , tain rules, regulations, and precautions , which, in our little "chat‘" this month, | I am going to lay before my readers. |_ _ The trouble with most lady cyclists | is that they become so excessively hot, especially in the region of the face, _after about an hour‘s exertion. _ Of course, new riders suffer the most in this direction, because they have not yet learnt to regulate Their speed, and because they become anxious and nervous when traffic has to be met and careful steering is required. _ It is therefore necessary to cultivate as much equinimity and cool nerve as posâ€" sible. _ The application of a cooling sedative lotion to the face before startâ€" ‘mng out for a spin is, however, someâ€" times a boom and a blessing, and I know of at least two cycling friends who always carry a tiny bottle of face lotion, made up from one of my preâ€" scriptions, in their cycle satchels, and find it of almost inestim:.ble benefit. "My face used to become the color of a ‘boiled lobster‘ after halfâ€"anâ€"hour‘s cycling," and one of these girls reâ€" cently, "and now, thanks to your loâ€" tiqx_l, I keep as cool as a cucumber." Worse than all these, perhaps, is the affection which has now come to be known as "the bicycle face‘â€"a hard, anxious, and most "distress(ul" exâ€" pression of countenanceâ€"chiefly afâ€" fecting nervous riders, which in time becomes chronic. on one‘s favorite "wheel" through sunny lanes and pleasant high roads makes the blood course vigorously through the veins and sends the glow of vitality and health through the frame, but, alas! is too often producâ€" tive of unbecoming flushes, harsh, dry, or chacked skin and unsightly tan and freckles. TOILET HINTS FOR CYCLISTS. There is no rose without its thorn, and even the most delightful of reâ€" creations has its drawhacks. A spin Riches, beauty, societ graces, Culture and lean{ing. fame and . power ; Hbldlng ever their rightful places ;â€" What are they worth in life‘s last hour ! Honest living and true endeavor, Hands that uplift one‘s fellow men, Iq,y‘? to God that naught can sever ;â€" i cine and drugs, only to find in the emd that Dr. Williams‘ Pink Pills accompâ€" lished what all other medicines failed to do. ‘When my friends who know how oftenm I was laid aside with illness asked me what cured me Iam always lhappy to say Dr. Williams‘ Pink Pills. Y_o'u.g's gratefully What stronger proof than the above can be had for the claim that Dr. Wilâ€" liams‘ Pink Pills cure when all other medicines fail? If you are ailing give this great medicine a fair trial and the result will not disappoint you. _ The public are cautioned against numerous pink colored imitations. Insist upon taking nothing but the packages which bear the full trade mark, "Dr. Wilâ€" liams‘ Pink Pills for Pale People." CE PE n CNENety Mr. and Mrs. McKim are among the best known and most esteemed resiâ€" dents at Cataraqui, Ont. Mr. McKim has been a travelling salesman for pianos and organs in the district in which bhe resides for upwards â€"of tw'quty-five years. These are too HEALTH. TRUE WORTH neugilt Can sCver ;â€"‘ great to need praise Cataraqui. ONTARIO ARCHIVEs TORONTO ADIES! MceDowell‘s New York Garment Drafting Machine rivale the rowlrf ma thine in usefuiness. 1t fits every form, follows every fashion, easy t learn and rapid to use Don‘t be without it. Write for circular. 8. CORRIGAN, 113 Yonge 8t., Torontsâ€" G. G. Mills. BA.â€"A. Mills.â€"Jas, Hales. LL B Buffalo, N.Y.â€"Gents:â€"Fr~am my perâ€" sonal knowledge ga.ined in observing the effect of your Shiloh‘s Cure in cases of advanced Consumption, I am preâ€" ENd to say it is the most remarkable emedy that has ever been brought to my attention. Jt has certainly saved many from Consumption. W. P. €. 875. L8, MILLS & HALES Barristers, Solicitors MII.&S C. klbedoen Coumirera" 1i IVI &c., Aberdeen Chambers, _ Adelaide EStreet East, Toronto. Money to Loan., Be Not Deceived.â€"A Cough, Hoarseâ€" ness or Croup, are not to be trifled with. A dose in time of Shiloh‘s Cure will save you much trouble. Sold by all druggists. Over oneâ€"half of the ladies who attend the Unity Church in Chicago, take part in the services with their hats off. This is in obedience to the request of the pastor, Rev. R. F. Johnnot. Two seals, the large» of which weishâ€" ed over four hundred pounds, were lately killed in the Columbia River, by David Humter, of Troutdale, Oregon. Cure the Cough with Shiloh‘s Cure. The best Cough Cure. Relieves Croup promptly. One million bottles sold last year. 40 doses for 25 cents. Sold by all druggists. Lifibtening recently played _ some shocking pranks at Hiram, Me. _ It set fire to six rooms in the residence of Marshall Spring, tore up a board under a chair in which he was sitting, and melted a bronze bracket near which his daughter stood. WHAT DR. A. E. SALTER SAYS. Adiames £xtract = = One bottle. Fleischmann‘s Yeast â€" One half to one cake,. Bugar â€" * = Two Founds. Cream of Tartar * = One ha‘if oun: e. Lukewarm Water â€" ~ _ Two galions, Uissolve the sugar, cream of tartar and yeast In the water, add ‘ho extract. and bottle : place in a warm Kluco for twentyâ€"four hours un.Li 18 ferments, then p a>e on ice, when it will open +pa~kling, cool and deliciou«. The ginger beor can o obtained in all drug ard §socery stores in 10 cent boitles to make two & . ‘=us, For Constipation take Karl‘s Ciover Root Tea, the great Blood Purifier. Cures Herdache, Nervousness, Erupâ€" tions on the Face, and makes the head clear as a bell. A cow belonging to Robert Knowlton, of Ashford, Conn., suddenly became ill and died. An autopsy revealed the fact that a long piece of wire, used in baling hay, was wound around the aniâ€" mal‘s heart. vo,, inited, Hamilton, Ont. MANITOBA noggggxxlonni ~nnvom 3 A NATURAL QUESTION. The Canadian Pacific Railway will run Miss Yellowleafâ€"Yes, L have had m y Three Excursions to Manitoba on p}cture].télken once a year every year June 29, July 6 and 20. of my life. Miss Youngbudâ€"How did you manâ€" From d pm of 28 U[] to a"y, part of ago before photography was invent Ontario, 8 Manitoba. ed! ie sls ie l se l d Chart Book mailed free of tion to The 8. S. Ryckman Co., Limited, Hamilton, Ont PRCACINT nolh +/ Sinthihatediihs / hrcaraac lt â€"â€"d s 6 ... Th s sufferer from Rheumatism, Scrofula and blood disorder. I commenced takâ€" ing â€" Ryckman‘s Kootena{ Cure, and now I am free, from all blood disorder, Rheumatism, Scrofula an‘d skin disâ€" Mr. Jacob Fisher, who is employed by the Niagara Falls Paper Co., of Niagara Falls, N. Y., suffered for a long time from Rheumatism, Scrofula and blood disorder. He took Kootenay Cure, and now is perfectly free from disease. He has been examined by Dr. J. H. Sutherâ€" land, who declares him in "a perfect state of health, and free from any disâ€" ease." Mr. Fisher himself made a sworn declaration as follows: "I am the same person examined by Dr. J. H. Sutherland. _ For over a year I was a eaise, and n}y cure was effected solely by fi‘ha use of the al')ove named remedy." TL nc i Wce 2009 n ce o FREE on DISEASE _\l‘l"l'lat's the use of crying over apilt mi So saying, the milkman turned cheerâ€" {pl_lw to the pump and supplied the deâ€" ficiency. A RARE CHANCE. To cultivate a calm, hopeful spirit lies in the use of Putnam‘s Painless Corn Extractor. It never fails. It makes no sore spots on the flesh and is therefore painless. It relieves promptly, Mr. Bloobumperâ€"My boy Bennie is getting to be a good artist. Mr. Spattsâ€"Is he ? § Mr. B?:obumperâ€"-fle drew a picture of a hen which was so true to nature that when I threw it in my _ wasteâ€" basket it laid there. NerÂ¥iline is a l’:y also the world equals it. 1 *#heumatism are reliev stantly and minor aches cured by a single applic 18 sure to cure. ed womem of any age ‘have almost inâ€" vyariably been those who were frugal in their diet. * IA TRHING OF BEAUTY IS A JOY." .( ) C "lln femon juice in it is good for supper. Womemn are often accused with more or less justice, of being perâ€" fect children in the matiter of diet, inâ€" (fl:fimg their palate at the expense of th. A oefi‘abra'ted authiority once stated that the loveliest and bestâ€"formâ€" one : A WONDERFUL PICTURE THE DOCTOR SAYS so MR. FISHER SWEARS so. KOOTENAY DID IT. Adams‘ Ginger Boor ism are relieved almost inâ€" and minor aches and %ains are Y a single application. Nerviline 18 a l’:y also. No remedy in equals it. Neuralgia and d free on applicaâ€" Ryckman Medicine TORONTO, Untario, dVsVU _ Manitoba. Wickets Good for 60 Days. See the Win nipeg Exhibition, July 19 to 24. For any information, maps, eto., write to lyw avusws esc 2 220 0 0 e eeroine, Eol aP sistes many more young men and womem into positions than any other Canadian Business School. Get partion= lars. Enter anytime. Write W H. SHAW, Prinoipal Sheet Motal O=ilings, Terra Cotta Til Red, Black and Greer Roofing, Slate, Met:i Corâ€" nices, Felt, Tar, Roofing, Pitch, Etc. Gutters Downpipes, &¢., »upplied the trade. Telephone 193. _ Adclaide & Widmer Sts., A Prise Winnor is better than Prize Looser. 12 G@old Medals and 20 years before the people. Bave a profit when you can use SAPOLIO is one of the best known city luxuries and each time® cake is used an hour is saved. 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