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: (‘BLASS TO KEEP ROOMS COOL. ~'An Austrian inventor. Richard Szig. moody. is said to have made a new kind 0f Window-glass whose chief peculiar- ‘lty is that it prevents the passage of about nine-tenths of the heat of the sun's rays. It is well known that or- dinary window-glass allows nearly all of the heat derived from the sun to pass through. but on the other hand Intercepts nearly all heat coming from non-luminous sources. such as a stave. or the heated ground. This is the rea- son why heat accumulates under the glass roof of a hothouse. If covered with Szigmondy's glass It hothouse would become most decidedly a cold house. since the heat could not get in- to it. One advantage claimed for the new glass is that a house whose wm- dows were furnished with it would re- main delightfully cool in summer. But in winter, perhaps the situation would not be so agreeable. Indeed, the panes would have to be exchanged for .others of ordinary glass. since otherivise no sunâ€"heat could enter the house. TRAINS WITHOUT RAILS. Experiments which are described as iatisfactory have recently been made .n the suburbs of Paris with a train. drawn by a steam locomotive, running not on rails. but on an ordinary road. I‘he train used at present consists of only two cars one of which contains the locomotive machinery, together With seats for fourteen passengers. while the other has twenty-four seats. The en- ginc is of 16 horseâ€"power and the aver- age speed is about seven miles an 'hour. The train is able to turn in a circle only 28 feet in diameter. Another train has been constructed for the conveyance of freight. It is hoped by the inventors that trains of this kind will be extenâ€" uively employed in and near Cities. LUMBAGU SHRED. Dodd's Kidney Pills Did Whlal: Doctors » Failed To Do. CHRONIC RHEUMATISM Gives lVay to this Marvellous Reme- dy. as Do All Afflictions Arising from Impure Blood and Disorder- ed Kidneys. Did you ever after weeding in the garden. or working over a low bench or table, in a. stoo ing posture. try straighten up. an feel a sharp piain as of a knife thlrust through your id- noys? That is lumbago. _ . _ When it becomes chronic it is one of the most agonizing forms of rheu- matism. Sufferers from it have been known to commit suicide: They would gladly pay any price for surcease of am. 9 Did you ever 'hlave it? Do you know what will cure it? Do you know that the same remedy that has made marâ€" vellous and many cures of Kidney Dis- eases of all kinds and descriptions acts as magic charm upon the excruciating. affliction? . The followin are copies of letters written the Do d's Medicine Company. of Toronto. the makers and distribu- tors of this wonderful proprietary me- dicinezâ€" "Gentlemenâ€"I have been troubled over rtwo years with) the first stages of Bright's Disease. I have used other I "medicines. but to no avail. I was so bad that I passed blood. Doctors told me I could get no relief. I. heard-of the wonderful cures Dodd's Kidney Pills had done I concluded to try them. I have used ten boxes. and I'am com- plctely cured. You may publish as you see fit, so as to help others. “Theodore Young. “Smith's Falls. Ont." "Gentlemen.â€"I :have been troubled ‘ for over one year with female weakness and urinal trouble. I have a doctor. who gave me medicine that seemed to make me worse at times. I would be deaf and short-sighted. I was told of Dodd's Kidney Pills. I got one box. and I ' have used part of the box. and I am completely cured. My urine is natural now. You may ub- lish this if you like. that it may elp others. " Mrs. George Barnes." NE\V USE FOR X-RAYS. It is said that the K-rays have been ’iuccessfully applied in France to the ‘etection of- adulterations of food. Vhere the adulterants consists of ome kind of mineral matter. The food :0 be examined is reduced to powder and spread thinlg upon glass. An X- ray photograp of the glass reveals the presence of the mineral particles by the failure of the rays to penetrate them as they penetrate the other con- stituents of the powdered food. RUNA\VAYS PREVENTED. It is said that runaway horses are almost unknown in Russia. No one drives there without having a thin cord with a running noose around the neck of the animal. \Vhen the horse bolts the cord is pulled and the horse stops as soon as it feels the pressure on its windpipe. ruaov or: n ‘ THEY occur. him In inhonhl rock and daily an ,r man untold in u y. throuhallnionhpoonlz '. into their lax. IT IS \YIONO. lost all then in: ro- ’ unit from mob trouble ‘ .ol moon. . No we- POUND mam-“m liar “CRADLE CONN! ~ . ‘and W'mauoorm , afloat!- flu. Paulo-h .‘ afim‘mhfim lit!“ m "gateway “and. "Woman? film): “A. M. C." HEDICXNB C0” 378 St. Paul Stu Montreal. ' I am around to any address on twin. A YOUNG LADY’B ESCAPE FRIENDS THOUGHT THAT THE SPAN OF HER LIFE WOULD BE SHORT. 1.: Lu: Wu]: But a Grain of nun Her Mother Administered Dr. Wllllanu' Pink P111: and She In New Cured. From the Montreal Herald. The world is full of change. There are changesthat effect the constitution of the individual. changes that will come. we cannot avert their coming, but we may parry the unsal-itary char- ?gtiet; of their influence. Womanhood inception is susceptible of chan that demand the most judicious mgr: tion and prudential care to ensure perâ€" CHILD SAVING WORK. The work carried on in the interest of needy Cinadisn children by Bev. C. ‘l'. \Vatch. of Brighton. Ontario. ' is meeting with marked success. During the past month he has placed .eigh children for adoption in good Christian homes. The work is entirely voluntaryti no Has been endorsed by the profession for term years. (Ask your Doctor.) Thls'is because it is ' ways palatableâ€"alwa uniformâ€"always contains the salaries are paid the workers. an no personal appeal made for funds. but the expenses are met by what is sent in freely by the friends of the needg children to sustain this work of felt and love. Children are received from any part of Canada. the only condition being that they are in need of a friend. Great care is taken in selecting the homes for the adoption of them. and Mr. \Vatch kee careful overSight of his charges imti they reach their ma: feet development and happy maturity. jority. At present there are about a These changes are so vital and so sub- tle in. their character that unless the Utmost Vigilance and discrimination is exercised in the choice and application of reputed remedies the worst results may accrue. The constitution may be undermmed‘and the erms of disease fostered. Vigorous 1i e is at the basis of all _enjoyment and success. To be weak is to be miserablei It is there- fore fundamental to every interest of humanity that life's red. red stream be kept pure and healthy. Owing to neElect; of these. particulars many young women have allowed life to be- come a burden and a wearisome round of duties.' Paint and weak very aptly describes their condition after ventur- ing to perform some ordinary household du'vyu .What, can be done to accomplish the reJuvenation of these unfortunate ones? There is a remedy \Vldaly known and loudly applauded, w hose vir- tues are proclaimed on the house tops and whispered on the streets. Ten thousand mothers have recommended It and twice ten thousand daughters Praise it. Read what one of them has to SaY-_ In the village of Lancaster there lives hire. A. J. Macph- erson, widow of the late A. J. Macpheljson. She is Well and favorably known in the community. Some four or five years ago Mrs. Macpherson sent. her_el’dest daughter to New York. While there she resided with her uncle and attended school, being then only about Sixteen years of age. The social life of her temporary home made ra- ther severe demands upon her time, and being ambitious she was anxious to make rapid progress in her studies. In each particular she enjoyed a covet- able measure of success. but at no small cost. Many remarked 'her pale- ness and loss of color. She began to feel tired and weak after a little ex- erc1.se. suo‘h' as a short walk. Miss Macpherson’s stay in New York last- Macpherson's stay in New York last- ed about two years. All this time she. ate and slept fairly well. In the spring of 1893 she came home, and her mother could not but remark how changed her daughter wasâ€"pale and languid instead of being bright and ruddy. Thinking that nourishing food -a_nd perfect quiet, with judicious exer- cise, would restore the lost vigor and ruddy low, it was participated in to the meet extent. For a. month this was tried. ‘but still Miss Macpherson was as pale as before, liable to turns of weakness and with an unsatiable de- stre.for sleep., At this juncture the family doctor was consulted. Iron pills were prescribed and a trip to the Thousand Islands taken, the stay last- ing about six weeks. during which time everything Owns done to help her recovery. The friends with whom she stayed came - to regard her recovery as extremely doubt- ful. and ( when she returned home her mother saw no im- provement. ,. One day while making purchases from a deziller in vegetables he (the dealer) took, the liberty of mak- ing some remarks anent the health of Miss Macpherson. which i'as obviously not promisin . He stron 1y urged the use of Dr. V iilliams' Pin Pills. Mrs. Macpherson was not over credulous of ' the qualities of the Pink Pills, but they were purchased and used to the best advantage. Soon after beginning the use of the ills, says Mrs. Macpherson, I thought saw a reddish tinge upon her cheek and in the course of aweek or so my daughter fe‘lt better. The tired feelin began to vanish and the abnormal seepiness began to yield to the influence of Dr. “'illiams' Pink Pills. Continuing the use of the pills the progress of her restoration was do_zen little ones awaiting homes. These children are of various ages. Parties knowing of a child in need or deSiring a child. should correspond with Mr. \Vatch. Funds and clothing may also be sent to him to help support the work. \VAYSIDE SUBTLETIES. W'ayworn \Vatsonâ€"These here news- paperr writers is too high for me. \Vhat is the difference between livin' and ex- istin'. I want to know 8" Perry Patetticâ€"Heaps. Miles. Oceans. A man can exist on bread and meat, but he has to have booze to rewlly live. &â€"â€"~ FROM N'E.\V YORK. I ama commission merchant doing business in the \Vest Indies. "I used some of your Putnam’s Painless Corn Extractor when in Canada.andI think itisthe best cure forcOrns lhave ever seen. Please send me a few dozen for friends and customers in South Amer- ica and the \Vest Indies."â€"â€" \Villiam Gould, New York City. A large deposit of coal has been discovered at Codroy, on the west coast of Newfoundland. ' ALMA LADIES' COLLEGE. St‘. Thomas, Ont. This flourishing College will re-open pn‘ Jan. 7th, with graduating courses in piano, pipe organ, violin. painting. drawing, eiocution bookâ€"keeping. phono- graphy. the public school teachers' courses. and select courses. Rates are moderate. 60 pp. Announcement free. Address. Principal! Austin, B. A. â€"â€"* {He that will] believe only What he can fully comprehend. must have a very long head or a very short creed.-Col- on. . Garland Base Burners 8r. Rangesare no higher in price than other first. class goods, but are superior in many ways. Any Base Burner or Stove bearing the well known name_“Gar- land" cannot be equalled. Merit al- ways- tells. Ask you dealer to show you these stoves. .' l It is not a [lucky work. this same “imâ€" os_sible;" 'no good comes of those who ave it so often in their mouthâ€"Car- lyle. . ' Karl's Clover Root Tea is a pleasant laxative. Regulates the bowels. puri- fies the blood. Clears the complexion. Easy to make and pleasant to take. 25 cents. Sold by all druggists. There are but three classes of men. the retrogade, the stationary and the progressive.â€"-Lavater. - Be Not Deceived. ' A tough, Hoarse- ness or Group. are not. to be trifled with. A dose in time of Shiloh's Cure Will save you much trouble. Sold by all druggists. ‘ ' The tints of.autumn-â€"a mi hty flower garden, blossoming under it e spell of the enchanter, frost.â€"-\Vhittier. .â€"â€".â€" DREADFULLY NERVOUS. Gentszâ€"I was dreadfully nervous, and for relief took your Karl's Clover Root Tea. It quieted my nerves and strengthened my whole Nervous Sys- tem, I was troubled with Constipa- tion. Kidney and Bowel. trouble. Your Tea soon cleansed my system so thor- continuous and complete. and her im-.ough.ly that I In idl regained health proved looks were the subject of favor- able comment for some time. To-day her health isall that could be desired, and both the young lady an dhei‘ mother are firm boiievers in the medi- cinal virtues of Pink Pills and often recommend them. Dr. Williams' Pink Pills create new blood, build up the nerves. and thus drive disease from the system. In hun- dreds of cases they have cured after all other medicines have failed. thus establishing the claim that they are a marvel among the triumphs of-modern medical science. The genuine Pink Pills are sold only in boxes. bearing the full trade mark. T'Dr. \Villiams' Pink Pills for Pale People." v Protect yourself from imposition by refusing any pill that does not bear the registered trade mark around the box; MODES’F DAMAGE CLAIM. Thirty-seven million six hundred and. fifty thousand francs is the modest sum for which the German Embassy in Paris -is about to be sued by "Count" Sidney O'Dann as damages due him for eight years and a half of wrongful imprison- ment in Germany. He gives himself as rightful King of Ireland and Chief of the Irish National League. and as- serts that he was handed over by the Swiss authoritiesto‘ Germany on the charge that he ~had=taken part in in; trigues of -General Boulanger which ' might have led to war-between- Germany- and France” According to the London Daily Chrdnicle. he was at one time an officer in‘the Pijussmn service. distin- guished himself in 1866. was flointed military tutor to the present (peter. and was degraded and unprisone dur- ing the FrancofiPrumuin war for plund- ering. He brings suit in France. as has”: it. is hppeleSs to obtain justice‘ ‘ -. from German Courts. r -- ~ ~' lemmas. Mr. Benn â€"â€"Yes. sir. I make my wife a regular a lowancs every week. Don't you yours? ' ‘lr llt'""~.~l»:â€".\'<'.~-o. She makes mean ‘ » - “A :i l earn enough. land strength. It rs. . A. Sweet; Hart- lvford, Conn. Sold by all druggists. AN EASY ARRANGEMENT. v \tht in the would have you been marrying for? asked Cailxlow's stern father; you can't sup ort a wife. Nobody said I couI . But I got.a wife that can support me. ' that isweakness. The headaches, the Suffering , . Women. . - Alas! women do suffer. Why, we often cannot tell, but we know there is one great cause. and all the misery has a common ' cause-wcakness. At such times a woman always needs a friend that canbc relied upon. and such a friend, for more than twcn yearshasbccnthatgrcatcstof t .disco' uragements, indeed, almost remit» . the? WOW ,ifllvolumcs. you, a sufferer, can you not take hope from this sug- l l l “m: hrday {u freâ€" treatment Lint. . Warner‘s C:--.-t“‘- _ l‘. â€" ’ “'17 3. ‘ and Hypophosphitcs. purest Norwegian Co -Ilvcr Oil Insist on Scott’ s Emulsionwith trade-mark of man and fish. Someone-mum‘s- ~s>s Put u in yo. and 8:.» sizes. '1‘. e small sixo‘ may be enough to onto your cough or help your baby. At all Druggists. Where Nerviline-nerve pain cure â€"is used. Composed of the most powerful pain subduing remedies known. Ner- yiline never ails to give prompt relief in rheumatism. neuralgia, cramps. pain in.t.he back and side, and the host of painful affections. internal or ex- ternal. arisin from inflammatory ac- tion. Unequa for all nerve pains. FACTS IN THE CASE. It is said that we must all pass away as a tale that is told. That sounds all right; but tales that are told don't pass awayâ€"they are for- ever being told over again. Cure the Cough with Shiloh's Cure. The best Cough Cure. Relieves Crou promptly. One millionbottles sold las . year. 40 doses for 25 cents. Sold by all druggists» That man may safely venture on his way. who is so gmded that he can not] stray.â€"\Vallter Scott. -â€"-â€"_ DEAFNESS CANNOT BE GURED a by local applications as they cannot reach the diseased portion of the car. There is only one way to cure deafness. and that is by constitut- ional remedies. Deafr ass is caused by an inflam- ed condition of the mucous lining of the Eus- tachian Tube. When tnis tube is inflamed you have a rumbling sound or imperfect hearing. and when itis entirely closed.Dcafness is the re- sult, and unless the inflammation ‘can'be taken out and this tube restored to its normal condi- tion. hearing W111 be destroyed forever: nine cases out often are caused by camrrh. which in nothing but an inflamed condition of tho muccui' surfaces. - We will give One Hundred Dollars for any case of Deafness (causz'd by'catarrh) that can- not he owed by Hull's Catarrh Cure. Semi for circulars. free. F. J..CH}CNEY a 00., Toledo, 0. ESold by bruggists. 75c. > W.P.C 846 Monthly Compotltlon Commencing Jun. 1887. Ind Continued during the you! $1 ’62 Ill BIGYGLES AND WATGHES GIVEN FREE ' EACH MONTH" Soniight a... 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