- griping, etc. arran "miche in the liftle mortuary chapel. Sh an neproet, Mako piakancas Abd A kad Cheap in A' woman derives more satisfaction m the things she suspects than from e things she is sure of. Cucumbers and melons are "forbid- den fruit" to many persons so consti- luted that the least indulgence is fol- lowed by altacks of.cholera, dysentery, These persons are not aware that they can indulge to their heart's content if they have on hand a pottle of Dr. J. D. Kellogg's Dysentery Cordial, a medicine that will give im- qiediate relief, and is a sure cure for ell summer complaints. . --_--_--_{_ WITCHCRAFT KITE. = Body Stolen 1 From Grave, Bones Pulverized. The Naples (Italy) Municipal Council is being prosecuted for a ghastly crime -- by unknown ghouls in a cem- 'A "Tittle girl was buried there in July, 1905, and twelve months later it was to transfer the remains to a At ithe exhumation suspicion was aroused y the extraordinary light weight of the 'eeffin, which, on being opened, was found to contain only the child's skull swrapped in straw, with the cuStqmary bottle, contaiing particulars of thé de- ceased. Professors Antonelli and Fimi- ani, who examined the head, declared that it had been ruthlessly torn from the trunk soon after death. _- 'The police investigations have resulted in the discovery that the girl's body was sdisinterred and the bones pulverized to gerve. for the rites of necromancy and Gwiiehcraft which are still so much in vorue ns superstitious peasantry of thal reg ~AS a 'actual malefactors have not been brought to justice; the parents are *\proseculing the Town 'Council. a @SSUE NO. 23--07, pause there are way a such simple methods. To begin with, as the illiterate class 'is rode sad it is manifestly impossible to get filled in, writes a Cairo corres- oscil nee the Pall Mall Gazette. So the Government has had to nominate an army of inspectors, who have been 'going from house to house and have powers to to the inner apartments in rder to obtain full details. Ot course in a number of cases the na~ tives, not understanding the cause, re- sent this intrusion, and some of the in- cidents have been most awkward. Moreover, very few of the fellaheen really know their ages, their ideas of time being fixed by events. Thus one man's reply to the questioner was that he was a boy working in his father's field when Alexandria was bombarded, and another that he remembered seeing the "malika. fransawiya," evidently the Empress Eugenie, at the opening ofsthe Suez Can On the other hand, the women, unlike their Western sisters, do not consider age a thing to be ashamed of, and un- blushingly admit, in some cases, quite be years -more than possibly is their e harems have been another spaiecte to the completeness of the cen- sus, and in many instances the inspec- tors have had warm quarters for an hour with the surly and unwilling eunuchs who guard those portions of the Easterner's domicile. Altogether the lot of a census inspec- for is by no means a happy one, and it cannot be wondered at that many of them fight shy of the job. The task re quires no end of tact, patience and per- suasive power, and, difficulties in the way and the fact that e inspectors are empowered to hale recalcitrant inhabitants before the near- est magistrate or mamour, speaks volumes for jhe able manner in which tha inspectors have tackled their delicate task that very few cases have been re- ported. ----_ kr -- A Cure for Costiveness.--Castiveness comes from the refusal of the excretory organs to perform their duties regularly from contributing causes usually dis- ordered digestion. Parmelee's Vege- teble Pills, prepared on scientific prin- ciples, are so compounded that certain ingredients in them pass through 'the stomach and gct upon the bowels so as to removétheir.torpor and arouse them to proper action. Many thou- venir are prepared to bear testimony t~ their power in this respect. A miner, accompanied by his mate, who was rather deaf, was walking along the railway line the other day near Ottawa. A train approached, and on nearing the men it pai forth an ear- piercing shriek. A smile broke over {he deaf man's face. "Man, " he said, "that's ithe first robin I've heard this spring." Fever the Curse of the Trop! er Ro ee alow aus recoveries from other * is the best tente. 'Sonu ber the name, "' FERROVIM." Mrs. McDuff--"This paper says that mice are attracted by music, but I don't believe it." McDuff--"Why not?" Mrs. McDuff--"Because I never see any mice around when I play the piano." McDuff --"Well, that's no reason for doubting {he paper's statement." It is the Farmer's Friend.--The farm- ev will find in Dr. Thomas' Eclectric Oi' a potent remedy for wounds or rains in the body or for affections uf the respiratory organs and for house- hold use generally. 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