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N & CO‘ 8 MA T ,0 luvli Ai o Waggons ATâ€"â€" eive their d have not beetn :‘iry into the suc= n Nervine. Peoâ€" at its wonderful RNESS OIL, reatment . usge all medicines, i# treat the Org®8 South Amerita® organs, and im« curative power» from which the ne has gone to ¢ it eing Shop, ad. All hand. HARNEESg. TOW N. hey know ess and sick= s practicallf ARLANE, aled. Indi« mpoverished 1 owe their f the nerve r testimont ed of thes® ‘ave become the skill of ns. becaus® their oupgl’ rve centreo® the organ® ird evideace i Vi('init’. dooes everyâ€" It stand# taim curin® â€"tury. Way RLANBR covery 1CPJâ€" at.o1 CUORES V rleton it rouptly that It is sugzested that, should these small calibres show their superiority, countrics like Germany, France, and Russia will bave to reâ€"arm with them iz spite of the cost. But voices from I‘he notes on small arms form a valuâ€" able part of this work. One table, obâ€" viously complied with great care from official data, gives the weights and dimensions of the various infantry weapons. _ It ahows in general that the smaller States which have but recently rearmed their troops, have very ’!en- erally taken to decreased calibres. Thus Mexico, Brazil, and Chiliâ€" have the .276 Mauser, Hollind, Sweden, and Roumâ€" ania the Mannlicher, .256, Norway the 5rng-:lorgensen h.:;36 tl;£hiKs lu:' is inâ€" resiing, as we have ragâ€"Jorgenâ€" sen, .30, for our armf. Epain bas the .;’Zh M;éuwr. and ltgey thel 276 21‘;‘ Ficinoâ€"Carcano. . _ ‘The sma i is in our navy "236 Lee. W ‘ esta biishmen 000 men, bu bas since pf soldiers are impressment The notes able part of vimul)l' comy official dat dimensions _ woar;ns. I smaller State rearmed the erally taken through the fortyâ€"fourth year; finalâ€" ly the landsturm, through the fiftieth year, it also including youths between 17 and 20 years of age. Last year there were 137,649 in the elite, 80,602 in the landwebr, and 270,363 in the landsturm, of whom, bhowever, only 61,224 were armed. . This establishment _ was kept up on a budget which for 1895â€"96 carâ€" ried 22,769,529 francs. /. i Turning to countries on this side of of the water, we find that Mexico has a regular army of about 23,000 officers and _ men, includinfi. the _ National Guard and some auxiliaries and emâ€" ployees. _ The recruiting is done partly partly by conscription in the States, and partly by aentencins criminals to army service. _ The budget for 1895â€" 96 :?uvr(vprimed $9,130,649.08, reckoned in Mexican dollars. Colombia‘s peace establishment was formerly about 5,â€" 000 men, but it is said that this force has since probably been doubled. The soldiers are all Indians, recruited by were 137040 1 landwebr, and of whom, hbow armed. _ This up on &A budg ried 22,769,529 THE ARMIES OF THE WORLD THEIR STRENGTH, ORGANIZATION, AND EQUIPMENT L Valuable Suwmmary of the MHlitary Esâ€" tablishments of Yarious Nationsâ€"Maga«â€" zine Rilles â€" smail Calibres â€"Cavairy Lquipmentsâ€"Uses of Alnminium. Therse is a treasure of condensed inâ€" formation in the "Notes on Organizaâ€" tion, Armament, and Military Proâ€" gress" just issued by the United States. In glancing along the list of counâ€" tries reviewed, the eye naturally rests at this time,. upon Spain, To this country is ascribed a population of 17,â€" 560,000, with an army strength proâ€" per, in rank and file alone, of 84,000 for the year 1895â€"96. But this last does not include the "guardia civil," or genâ€" darmarie, or the colonial forces; and according to the army list for Januâ€" ary ol this year, the rank and file, inâ€" cluding the guardia civil, etc., numberâ€" ed 113,501; the first reserve. all trainâ€" e y VOLUNTARY ENLISTMENT, y is ascribe ), with an a rank and e year 1895â€"9 clude the *g rie, or the ing to the this year, t z the guard iE NORMAL STRENGTH nleers an D 0. land fur JSlL oifi 81 COLONIAL ARMII H tr were D n be he upon Sf ibed a p an arm, ind file of trained men at 414,â€" boith reserves, with D in (¢ UTE otal of 3.0U he A J hose tonsliluttOn proâ€" ng army, adopts a ire and simple, but tary training as far tanding armies. From untrail 11 H nishes an they leave the primâ€" )fis receive gymnastic h includes â€" drill in rms. Then furtber iction is given, until year, and there are det corps of schoolâ€" regular military serâ€" he elite, lasting from eniieth through the : then the landwebr, n sen bly h 5t Y tr ULT U D irs that the first ily drawn on for es say that "over t thither in 1895â€" the permanent il 1 LV€ n n 11 ie West Indian h in the island nd 19,199 men, ia are said to 1 strength to ivy forces sent ie total "army n Dec. 1, 1895, bout March 1, is 20,000 _ sent g,. it wasabout t four or five s budget for le her availâ€" i recent date icers and 48,â€" H lerived from example of ystem. This itution proâ€" . _ adopts a : had miliâ€" This would iate by & ded which abetically, is found 00 officers ig, while W irmy an rds. Her o nearly trail who men con 0,â€" 4 | _ ‘ urnin | rifle is s ~| smaller | 1/ but it is 1 ‘ enough n ; | pleted to | and also * | counts _ i |trials of THE ENGLISH AND FRENCH carry the carbine in a boot on the off side, hanging vertically, but the Belâ€" gians and Austrians carry it slung over the back. _ The Germans carry it like the English when mounted, but the carbine has a sling for ('an?’ing it on the back if dismounted. n_foreign services privates do not usually carry revolvers. _ At Woolwich, cadets in practise at moving targets use the reâ€" volver with either hand. _ The Gerâ€" mans carry the sabre attached to the saddle behind the left thigh, and some squadrons have scabbards of wood covâ€" ered with black rubber instead of steel, as being less conspicuous and noiseless. The Belgians carry the sabre with a Vâ€"ship»d strap, with a frog on the rear side of the saddle. In foreign services both a curb bit and bridcon are used, and the horses are well trained. Their curbed bit is usually very heavy, notably the German, in the mouti~piece. but the Austrians have a light bit. _ As to horseshoes, the English and Belgians, instead of throwing away the halfâ€" worn shoes, make them over, and conâ€" t *« 68« Few € 2 g+ w JA $ â€" emsoy u s .w THEY OUf MA L \== y CoTe PE CY "iie Ainke w :'{'; Pal s ; 8 "‘ ghmuch;iln . ‘f es i4 "is" s yÂ¥ u4 40 rost all the 57 some son CmMpounD $y3 MILES‘ (Can.) VECETABLE CO1 and Milas‘ Sanative Wa Prices 75¢ and 250. For sale by all P They impart vitality â€"and energy, and adding to her rifle a device to firevent the danger of double feed. olland hasarmed her troops as has been notâ€" ed, with the .256 â€" Mannlicher. Italy presents a rifle invented by Capt. Cei for which great claims are made. Rusâ€" sia is content with a .830 rifle, hers being known as the Monzin. Of course, enormous sums will be required for her supply. _ Turkey has recently ordered 200,000 Spanish Mausers of calibre .301. The notes on equipment declare that in the matter of neat, attractiveâ€"lookâ€" in the matter of neat, attractiveâ€"lookâ€" ing stables the English, Germans, and Austrians take the lead in the order named. _ The stables are paved, the horses have good bedding, and neatly plaited straw braid is put alon% the heelposts and elsewhere where a horse might be injured. Saddles and other ariicles of horse equipment and artilâ€" lery harness are t(lw natural buff of the leather in all European services, Halter shanks for garrison use are made not of leather, but of rope, which is stronger and cheaper. _‘Turning to Europe, a new Austria rille is spoken of, of about .196, or far smaller than even our Lee naiy rifle, but it is not yet adopted. In England enough magazine rifles have been comâ€" pleted to arm the entire regular forces and also the militia _ Very full acâ€" counts are given of the comparative trials of the Martiniâ€"Henry and the Leeâ€"Metford. _ Garmany is said to be adding to her rifle a device to prevent worn shoes, make them over, and conâ€" sider them more durable than new ones. The saddle generally used is the Engâ€" lish riding saddle or some modification of it, with often a sort of pad about the edge of the side flaps in front of the knee. A Yair of pouches at the pommel seems to be preferred to saddlebags. The Austrians have recently adopted a light, strong waterâ€"proof linen shelâ€" ter tent, rifles and fixed bayonets conâ€" stituting ihe tent poles. The pieces can in an emergency be used as a storm â€" coat. _ The soâ€"called Tortoise tents, made in â€" London, accommodate many men for the weight of canvas, and the Kamtschatka tent is also worth noting. _ Ini{lated sacks or balloons are used for helping to cross streams in Hungary. â€" lron _ bedsteads without springs and bed sacks stuffed with various quarters are heard against further reduction. China in her last war used mostly Hotchkiss .45 mafn- zine rifles, made by the Winchester Arms Company ; but there were variâ€" ous other rifles employed, besides oldâ€" time wall pieces, petronels, tridents, and arrows. Japan had hber .315 Murata maqnzine rifle, but is seems that &g to March 1, 1895, the singleâ€"loader . 300 FIELD PIECES. Brazil has 145,000 small calibre rifles, 5000 carbines, and 8300 Krupp field pieces. Chili has, or will soon have, it is thought, 120,000 Mauser rifles, 10,â€" 000 carbines, and 290 field iuns. Canada has purchased of the British War Office 40,000 Leeâ€"Enfield magn- zine rilles and 2300 carbines, 24 12â€" pounder guns, 50 Maxim guns, with 5,â€" 500,000 pounds for the latter and 18,â€" 000,000 of rifle ammunition, and so on. The cost of these and other items was used ior heiping to cross sireams in Hungary. â€" lron â€" bedsteads without springs and bed sacks stuifed with straw seem to be the rule in Europe. In a Garde regiment in Berlin bread and coffee are served at each meal, with meat and peas for dinner and meat on Tuesdays and Thursdays at supper and anything more the soldier bought out of his pay. & oc soea ibe countries of South America have shown themselves alive to modern small arms, and statistics are given to show that Brazil, Chili, and Ar%:n- tina are far better provided with them than the United States. One Berlin company has delivered to Argentina 150,000 ° Mauser rifles and 10,000 carâ€" bines, while Krupp has delivered For infantry equipment the cowhide knapsack with hair on the outside seems universal in Europe, and there is conâ€" stant drill with s life, health and happiness, if it is pure rich and full of vitality. If impure it will cause catarrh, rheumatism, scrofula, ner= vousness and other troubles. All may be perfectly cured by purifying the blood with Hood‘s Sarsaparilla. . se "ag "I have used Hood‘s Sersaparillia for eight or nine years as a tonic and blood purifier. Before I began its use I was weak and had no appelite. After takins one bottle my appetite was lmhfroved an I could work like a beaver." RS. OPHEâ€" LIA KINNIB, Great Barrington, Mase. Is the One True Blood Purifier. $1; 6 for $5. Hood‘s Pills Prices 75¢ and 250. For sale all Druggists. Eq impart vitality â€" and _onrq'.,nnd make the e of the * Mother Sex" worth living. Explanatory mm "Woman‘s Triumph," free on applica "A. M. €."" MEDICINE CO., 578 St. Paul St., Montreal. Medicines expressed to any address on order. _ RPVCZ * Ns C@mMpound % MILES‘ (Can.) VECETAB and Miles® Sanati Hocds 000,000 Rlood 0 Spanish Mausers _notes on equipme e matter of neat, tables the English Sarsaparilla ENJOY LIFE AS THEY OUVCHT. easy to buy, easy to take easy tooperate. 25 cents full pack Women No. 3 Dr. Agnew‘s Cure for the Heart, and found it as proclaimedâ€"a ‘ speedy ‘ cure. I have now taken five bottles, and it has brought back to my heart the pr(fi»er action, and made me strong and well." & wl imitsacncenanias 2 es aint PM 46A 2s i Aits s ltth c 4 no harm anyway. I had not used one box when I felt the{y were helping me. I continued and after taking _ eight boxes the running sore on my cheek healed and the operation the doctors said was necessary was avoided. I reâ€" gained my weight and am once more posessing a good appetite. In fact I was made a new man so remarkable was the change. We now consider Pink Pills household necessity." Mr. Phillips was a respectable and wellâ€"toâ€"do farmer of Wolford township until â€" last spring when he sold his farm and is now livâ€" ing a retired life in Smith‘s Falls. He is about fifty years of age though looking younger, and a living witness of the wonderful curative properties contained in Dr. Williams‘ Pink Pills. This great medical discovery has reachâ€" ed the bigh position which it holds through the power of its own merits. By its timely use the weak are , made strong; pale wan cheeks are given a rosy hue; lost vigor is renewed and the suffering ones are released from pain. If your dealer does not keep Dr. Williams‘ Pink Pills, they will be sent by mail on receipt of fifty cents a box or six boxes for $2.50, by addressing the company at Brockville, Ont.. or of their scepticism. â€" The wisdom of this remark was never more selfâ€"eviâ€" dent than it is toâ€"day. There are countâ€" less scores of sufferers who would rathâ€" er suifer than use any medicine not prescribed by their favorite doctor. To these E:eogle, perhaps, the story of Mr. Thos. E. Phillips, 0? Smith‘s Falls, may convey a moral. The following is the story as given by Mr. Phillips to a Record reporter:â€"Several years ago I began to fail in weight, lost my apâ€" petite mrand erysipelas started in my face, and then a running sore broke out on my cheek. I consulted _ three physicians and they all said it would be necessary to remove a portion of the bone. ‘All this time I was unable to do any work and was suffering inâ€" tense mental and physical agony when I chanced to read in the Record about Dr. Williams‘ Pink Pills and resolved to try them, thinking they would do me Schenectady, N.Y. Remember that Dr. Williams‘ Pink Pills cure when other medicines fail and ‘do not be perâ€" suaded to take either a substitute or an imitation. in the last House of Commons, said, " taken in the morning it clears the bead of any cold or catarrhal trouble that is manifest." But it not alone deals with the minor cases of catarrh, but even where deafness and some of the worst forms of disease have become manifest these have been eradicated by this remedy. To the names of Mr. George E. Casey, Hon. David Mills,Hugo H. Ross might be added scores of othâ€" er members of the late Parliament, who, over their own signatures, have borne testimony to the value of the remedy. The Secret of Success of Dr. Agnew‘s Catâ€" arrhal Powder. Were it not that Dr. Agnew‘s Cure for the Heart will give relief within thirty minutes after the first dose has been taken we would not read of so many lives being saved by this remedy. William Cherry, of Owen Sound, Ont., saysâ€""I was greatly troubled with weakness of the heart and fainting spells for two years, and ofttimes was unfitted for my work,. Naturally much anxiety was felt by myself{ and friends, for no treatment seemed to do me any good. I was in{fluenced, however, to try A Smith‘s Falls Case of Great Imâ€" portance. ‘"Dah am er good many folks," said Uncle Eben, "dat seems ter t‘ink dat when dey‘s made er good resolution, dey‘s done tuhned out er day‘s wuh‘k." Music is a prophecy of what life is to be, the rainbow of promise translatâ€" ed out of seeing into hearing.â€"Mrs. L. There is this immense benefit in maâ€" chinery, that it carries on those operâ€" ations which debase the mind and inâ€" jure the faculties. A man, by conâ€" stantly performing the same operaâ€" tions, becommes uniit for any other.â€" Miss Antique (coyly). Dear me! I wonder who that elderly gentleman is that has been following me around all evening t _ > > 0s nsl it t n m s â€" Mrs. Flatly. That is Prof. Sniggins, the celebrated antiquarian. Cured By Dr. Agnew‘s Great Heart Remedyâ€"Many Lives Saved. Catarrhâ€"One secret of success in Dr. Agnew‘s Catarrhal Powder is that it is easy and pleasant to use. As Mr. W. H. Bennett, Conservative member in the last House of Commons, said, Erysipelas in the Face Developes Into a Running Soreâ€"Doctors Declared That only an Operation Could Bring Relief â€"A Medicine Found Which Made the Painful Operation 1 nnecessary. From the Smith‘s Falls Record:â€" A famous German medical scientist once remarked that the world is full of men and women who are sick because M Sir H. Davy as life, certain as death! 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