The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

THE WEEK'S NEWS CAJIADA. Mr a. Orr, in the HOUM of Indutry at Kingctou, nllO year* oil. S.r Mackenzie Bowall i* tranaaoting bonne**, although he ee no one. The Qab*o L*|i*latur* wa* prorogued on Saturday nighb TubercaloiM ha* devc'oped among icme dairy oattl* in Winnipeg. The Niagara Fall* Hiph Mhoo! ha* been raiaed lo th* rank of Collegiat* Institute. Bon. Mr. Taillon, I'lemur of Quebec, I* reported much better. Th* Ontario Creamerie* Aa*ociation will meet at Cornwall next year. Mr. Kenneth Campbell ha* been appoint d Polio* Mairuirate for the city of Bran- L. G. Thouin. wholesale grocer. Moot- real, ha* failed, with liabiliu** amounting to 32,'IOO. The preibytery of Manitoba nominate* Dr. Roberuoo, of Winnipeg, for moderator to the next general awembly. Private charity U doing much to alleviate the dutrew in St. John t, N'fid.. y*t the d*titution i* *aid to b* fearful. Mr. Joeeph A. Chwholm, brother-in-law of the late Premier, wa* nominated in Anligooub, N. 3., on Saturday. Mr. Hugh KOM, a prommen: and much. Mteeme-1 retidunt of New Ulaagow, N. >., died *udd*nlyon Saturday morning. The Ontario Malleable Iron Co., of Oehawa, whoee work* were recently butned, have decided to rebuild. Mr. Michael J. Power, ex-Speaker of th* Nova Scoria Lwulatur*, di*d on Friday after two y*an' illn***, aged 62. Itixpah Metbodut church at Trout Lak South Canontitown*hip,ha*b**n dadicatad. It i* he) drat church erected in that town hip. Under a landlord'* warrant for f 15 rant, th* good* and chattel* of th* London La- ero** Clb have been cold by th* bailiff for $7* The Methodnt addren of welcome to Lord and L t.iy Aberdeen wa* preaented lo Hi* Excellency in Montreal on Wednes- day. Rev Georg* S. Bayne, of Pembroke, ha* received a call from the congregation of St. John'* Preibylerian church in Hamil- ton. On the advice of hu phyucian*. Sir Mackenzie Biwell ha* declined the ban- quet tendeied him by Belleville Board of Trade. The Civic Health Department of Mont- real u about to niake a yttematic teat of Dr. Rmx'i anti-toxin* diphtheritic Judge Price ha* decided to hold an in- v**tigatioo into the charge* of Doodling in tha preaenl and prcviou* Council* of Kmgiton. It i* *tatd that Prof. Ol*r,of th* John* Hopkin* l*niv*r*ity, Baltimore, Md., ha* been offered tbe priocipabhip of MoGill L'niverwty Th* Britiah warhip Blenheim, which conveyed Sir John Thompaon's body to thi* country, left Halifax on Thunday morning tor Portsmouth. The Royal Commia*ion on the liquor traffic ar? family engaged at Montreal in tbe preparation of their report to the HOUM of Commons Mr. Laurier, who baa been confined to hi* houM with bronchitis since th* 4 tn met. 11 much btvr, and hopes lo b* able to go out in a few day*. The Winnipeg Jobbers' Union haa de- cided to take ov*r all bankrupt (took* in order to prevent them being thrown into competition with general trad*. Mr. McNichol, of th* C. P. R., aay* th* difference* between hi* road and th* west- ern line* hav* been *etll*d, and that the dttlemeut look* to th* maintenance of A hotel-keeper at Hamilton, Ont., being charged with keeping hi* saloon open on Saturday ntgnt after seven o clock, entered a defence that solar, and not Caodard, time should prevail in the interpretation of the statute, and in thi* Judge Muir on Thursday upheld bin. UaiAT BBITA1X. Severe storm* sre impeding tram's la '.r*ai Britain. The Bank of England's rat* of discount remain* unchanged at '2 par cent, Alvin L. Denniaon, the father of th* American ystm of watchmaking, ha* jtut died in Birmingham, Englami. .ludge Thoma* Hughes, the author of "Tom Brown's Schooldays," has joined the Engluh Anil-Gambling League. Sir Henry Ponaonby, th* Q ue*n' private secretary, who wa* (tricken with paralyu* on Monday last, is vary low. Twel ve steamer* are in shelter in Qu**n*> town harbor from th* tierce gal* that i* blowing along the coast. Intensely cold weather prevail* in Eng- land. Th* Rev. Thoma* Padmore, vicar of Aston -le- willows, wa* found dead in th* now. It i* again rumoured that there ire di* aen^ion* in Lord Ro*ebery'i Ministry. Thi* lime, it i* said, the trouble arises over th* disposal of the next surplus. The poet of English poet laureate, ren- dered vacant by the death of Lord Tennyson, till remains vacant. Lord Roaabory i* to b* aakad to m*ke an early appointment. Th* recent rumors of diseensions in the British Cabinet ar* emphatically denied, and Lord Roiebary and Sir William Har- court ar* repotted to be a* amicable as the millennium lion and iamb. In the forthcoming British naval esti- mate* provision will b* mad* for tbe commencement of four tirst class cruisers of 13,000 ton* displacement aud 'JU.UOU bora*- power. Further improvement* have boon mad* in th* Englun postal service. A letter posted in Pan* at mid-day can now b* delivered in London at 8 p. m. by mean* of an "express mecaenger" anaag*ir*at. During a neavy fog on th* Kiv*r Clyde on Thunday the Anchor Una steamer. Anohona went aground. Th* painngen were landed at Wemyss bay and forwarded by train lo dlasgow. Sir Lharla* Dilke, who has been working hard for years lo redeem his position in the political world, is now ambitious to becom* th* mentor, if not the leader, of the Labor party in Parliament. According lo a Uablin newspaper, Mr lualm McCarthy'* party has at last " put. it* foot down," and haa in'imated to the Cbm*t that it wi 11 create troubl* if a general election takes place thi* year. Replying to a correspondent, ex- Prime Minister Lord Salisbury says that while he fe*l* deeply tn*) deplorable agricultural tdapre**ion, he cannot encourage th* hope hat Parliament will ever favorably con- sider a protection policy, U*u. Sir John Summerfleld Hawkiai. Royal Kogineers, K.I'. M.(>., wbo wa* uom- missioner for marking out th* boundary between the British and United Stale* Territorial wet of the Rookie* from li.'i.'i to 1803, i* d*ad, at the ag* of **venty nine year*. At Marlon, in tha Cheshire salt district, a larg* lak* waa formed several yean ago by s,.b*id*nce. Six hundred additional si|u*re yard* of land have now gone <*nwn, cloaiog a public footpath, and rauuling serious loose* on the landoaner and tenant. It i* again reported lhat tha Canard Company hav* definitely decided to run the Lucania and Campania between 'x>nth- ampton and New York next summer. The lower boat* will c mtinue to run from Liverpool, calling at Qu**n*town a* at pr***ot. UXITED STATES, navy In reference to the proposed mcr**a*d expend I lor* on the German navy, Em- peror William U reported a* saying that a* hi* grandfather made the army wbat it i., so h* want* u> make th* Gorman great. Tha political and financial programme of In* Russian Government for lh* current year is very comprehensive, and include* credit, increased a* of transportation, and th* pro- motion of th* export of manufactured good*. It u an act of high UWMOO in Turkey, a* contained the portrait ot Sultan Abdul H*mid war* Mixed in the bookseller's shops, and the incriminating page* torn out FIRE LOSSES IN 1894. of a oahl* to Hawaii by Great Britain does not find favor with the Republican mem- ben of th* House. Mr. Franklin Johnson, son af th* preai- dent of lhe Fint National Bank uf Booue- ville, N. Y., i* said to hav* been -irugvad and robbed of 9900 at Monte Carlo and ha* *inc* disd. Mr. S. R. Callaway, at present receiver of ihe Clover Loaf railroad and a brother of Mr. W. R. lailaway, of the C P. R,, Toront*, u to (11000011 Mr. Caldwell a* presusnl of lha Nickel Plate railroad. Nearly aevcn hundred union mechanics, employed on four large buildings in course | well as m Chin* 7lo"reproduoe"thVfeat 7 u'r* of construction in ffew York, .truck on , of the Sov.raign. At P.ra lately, a uu-n- Wednesday morning 'against th. employ, her of copies O f an Il9ft almanac which m*nl of non-union plumbers. According to the treasurer i report it coil New York State laat year $3,1 46 lo kill tuberculous cat ue- Thu amount in- cludes Inspectors' fee*. The amount awarded tor lha promotion of agriculture was 918,338. In th. New Ycrk Senate on Thureday a bill wa* introduced providing for the re- eetabliahment of whipping post* and th* penalty of public whipping for peraons convicted of felony against th. penon of another. Mor. than on* hundred girl* were driv en from their bed. on Thunday morning by tin in the upper storey of lhe Chicago Industrial School for (iiri*. Nona of tbe girl* weie injured, but several, wbo ware suffering from measels, are liasiy to die from eipocur*. Th* man who suicided at th. Imperial hotel, Niagara Falli, tne other day i. sup- posed to hav* been \Viiham Mnltz, of (ireenville. Pa., and tiie reaaun for the act i* supposed to hav. been thai he hail soeni all hi* money and been abandoned by hi* friends. Tbe United Slat*. Treasury Department ha* awarded a contract for tne raising of th* British frigate Huaeer, which found- ered off Fort Morris, Eaat River, N. Y'., daring the revolutionary war, and is sup- posed to hav* on board nearly five million dollar, in British gold. William Waiter Taylor, the outgoing tat* treasurer af South Dakota, and about 93SO,OOOa- stale money are reported mias- ing. Taylor wa* president of tbe First Bank, and the North western. fires la ihr I .iird fttalea arv ike Besnll af laasleejemtc Precaanlea.. Toronto'* recant conflagation create* much interest in the total firs loseej of Canada and th* United State* for 1894. Tbi* i* estimate,! by Th* Commercial Uullean of N*w York at 91 28, 246, 400 compared with 91M5.44o.M7.-> in 1*93 and $132,704.700 in 1892. A* it is contended lhat there exist* a direct relation between the number of h/*s an 1 thu condition of trade, the loeea* from this luus* being greatei in hard t.mes than in prosperity, the figure* for 1 894 ougbl, according to thu theory, to afford ground for th* assumption that UnitedSlata* business i* on th* mend. Few people stop to consider the essential ly destructive character of tire, forgetting, where inauranc* partially coven the lo**, that the community in spite of this suffer by uiter annihilation of useful material which coma* out of the general .ton. It is only when a conflagration, similar to th* on* in Toronto, wipe* out property Ilk* lhat of Tbe Globe, wbicb wa* partly the product of thought, foresight bud much mental Mortgage Tru*i Company, of P.otield. au i , or k, and which har.lly any sum of mon.y th. bank i. cloasd. There u great aen- , . u _. .,._ __ u ,./ u ._ A BATTLS FOE LIFr. The Rescue of a C P. R. Official's Wife. ! >.! -ua, rr tteojiam-ttn* fter.il ! Hr*lral Trralmmi iv.th.at avail Her Karlr were ami Lbt-.i i.r aslarvllaale Bai strait*) aasiaireasik aation over lhe d.velopem.nt. '" "P 1 -". l , h " " public begin to realize the irreparable muchief inflicted bv the Th. report, of th. condition, of trade in ^^m^. Th. Commercial Bulletin consider* th.variou. business centre, of th. United th n are* in lhat country ar. lh. result of SUI*. are not of an encouraging nature. ,nada,,uta precaution*. A large portion Sofarlte new year doe. not promise much < lh e fire IOM of the country. 1 ' u savs in the .hapeof a revival, but confidence in - ,. pre.entihl*. but there I. a d.plorabla the future onemnu*. strong. The currency mp , toy , publlc a*ntim*nt upon bill ha* beeua soaroe of much '.rouble, and point." though lee. anxiety i. f.it m this reepect - l n tpiu of tne faot tbllt thj . . . for the present, the treasury ded- It oontinue*. .* responsible for fire lo*. aud ciency remains, and there ,. ... stay to , resultantly ..pensive insurance, poor or -.ne .xport of gold. The tendency in price, crooked manhal* are perin.-.tedte be Mctrtamly nut bigh.r.nor doe* la* demand appointed, poiilical 'combines' ..II .- likely Mfo*l . whu. as a rul. .rgcieut waur work, to munidpal.tius. lock* are reported to be large. Cotton i. fir , onl .j. gel . eomm>mtoa ^ ni ^ D ,,. ._ i.-u , Weather Jn a d.fective. in light requ-Mt at lower prices. condition* ar* unfavorable to trade. special 'v in lhe east. Collection* are reported a* good in tn* circumstances, and engine*, mcendienes an covertly admired, if not applauded, a* slick,' electric wire* ar* r*c*lw*ly inan- lateit, and worse than carele** insurance I , ~ . ~ . , . -is en viieait v I | *j*x* I n*U I*MlL.f* showiogan improv.m.nt during the past . companie. insure su.f acted Hnbug, and moolb. Generally the feeling >. good, and dang.rou.lv connrucled property." lhef in an early improv.nunl i. freely Thll ^, ver , ,.,,., ^^ '^ falrj A despatch from Mootr*l lay* the Can- ada rolling mills. Pillow, Her**} & Co., Abbott A Co., and the Ontario rolling mill* hav* combined and put the baa* price of cut nail* up 50 cent* per keg. The Fraser valleA, in Brituh Columbia, i* again flooded, very warm weather hav- ing prevailed on th* Pacific coa*i for th* put three day*. The temperance people of Hamilton pro pose to make a great effort to have the saloon and tavern licenses cut down from 7."> to 50, and to hav* the bar-room* cloeed at nine o'clock. Following to* order for a reduction in the itatf of the Canadian Pacific Railway Company com** the further announcement that the Saturday hall-holiday baa b**n abolished. It u denied in Ottawa that Major-Gen- .rai Herbert haa sent in hi* resignation; but it i* admitted th*i there i* **nous friction between lam and the Minuter of Militia. Governor General and Lady Aberdeen will be kept busy during th* remainder of their slay in Montreal with the social duties which were ser. aside on account of *ir John Thompaon'i death. Inspector Wattam, formerly of the N. W. mounted police, died at Kingston asylum on Tuesday. H* waa present al the belli* of Cut Knif* during toe North- We*t rebellion, and wa* an old British soldier. Dr. D. A. Sherrii, who 'ha* been for ix yean medical attendant lo th* Earl and Comntea* of Aberdeen, intend, shortly returning lo Knropa with a view of punn- ing hi* medical research** in London and Vienna, Superintendent Whyte, of th* Canadian Pacific railway, say* thai owing o lhe shrinkage in passenger and freight traffic largo reductions both in th* number of men employed and th* number of working hours in th* day hav* to be mad*. Mr. Richard Harcourt, Provincial Treas- urer, ha* written to th* New York Stale Board of Lunaoy asking for complete in- formation regarding th) conduct of the State hospiult under th* State. Care Act, with * view of vintario following New York's example. There i* much indignation in Winnipeg because the lire insurance companie*, to get out of paying th* tax of $..*> impoacd on each by the Manitoba Government, have added five cents per huodre 1 dollar* to the premium, thai compelling the m-ured to p.'i tie lax. It i* said th. Fint National Bank of De- fiance, Ohio, ha* been robbed of S23.00J. A strike i* again feared at the Carnegie teel work* at Hom**t*ad, Pa. It i* aaid la gnpp* ha* maJ* it. appear - | ano* in New York city. Th* Cnivenity of Pennsylvania will not s*nd a crew to Henlev next summer. On Friday evening, in Chicago, th* tem- i prrature dropped in two honn from 'JO I degree* above to 3 degree* below zero. The export* of specie from th* port of N*w Y'ork for last week amounted to twVW0,300 in gold ; and of silver, 51,791,- 713. Th* people in the mining districts of Ohio are in great destitution, and carload* of provisions have beau sent forward. Th* Police Commission^ of New York city are changing th* location* of their cap- tain*. Southern Indiana and Ohio and other point* in that latitude are threatened with serious flood*. The remains of eight people have be*n recovered from lhe ruin* of th* Uolevan hotel fire in Albuny. The Diamond Plate Class Company, of Kokomo, Indiana, says th* plate glass com- J bine i* a " go." The capital la 920,000,000. A combine ha* been formed among th* corrugated pipe and galvanized iron eaves- trough manufacturer* of th* United State*. The pre.id.nt of th* Security Loan and Tru*t Company, of Sioux City, Iowa, say. th* company is insolvent. Liabilities, 94,000,000. Tbe apprawerof New York cily finds that th* estate of the late Jay Could is worth exactly 930.934,530.79, aside from 92,000,- 'WO in realty. Tha New York, New Haven, and Hart- ford railway is preparing to equip two of it* hi anches with electricity to replace the present *t*am power. The Lehigh Valley Railroad Company', report for th* past year shows 3 surplus of 8P.J7.<>70.!!, and the Lehu-h Valley Coal Company a surplus of *ti.','.'M 117. Th* Stan lard Oil Company haa gobbled the Sun . Craig and Crystal Oil companies of Toledo and tbe Mi-mam Company, of Cleveland, Ohio. Bill Cook, th* outlaw, whoce gan< ha* been terrorizing the Indian teiritory for month* past, ha* b**n captured. It wa* h* who reorganized thn Daiton gang of out'.aws. The recommendation made hy President Cleveland to CongreM that the United tSwevMei tf 1A *i Iww) <vQA*Ua*t fcO vt* J JDJ I T U C v*VU .xptssssd. UINKIAI. The mow is .even feet deep in the sun- | orb* of Vienna, Austria. The Argentine wheat crop i* eilimate i at I,. "1(10,111 W ton*. Th. d ja'h i-. ainonooed of Banjamin Crodard, lha French musical composer. Prince Bismarck, though physically strong, i* .utf.riog from mental depres sion. Ih.re hav* been heavy snowfall* northern Italy and olher part* of country. Th* Bruaaell* magistrate* hav* entered that all the gambling house* in the city b* closed. M. Erneet Carnot, son of th. late Presi- dent of France, has been elected a member of th. Chamber of Deputies. It is reported thai the King of Corea ha* b**n aisaaaioated. ici.m cannot be fairly applied to Cana-la. \Ve have the puiilic apathy, but widespread corruption cannot b* charged and we get tne worth of wbat money * -immunity consents lo ipend in or* api ' Proprletory Blg-hts Sustained, Balgiun. s Supreme Court of .lu.tioe ha* just been called upon lo decide a some- what novel and extraordinary question of considerable interact to lha medical pro- lhe feesion throughout the world. I' Mem. that on* of the leading surgeon, of Brus- sels had occasion about a >ear sgo to am- putate lhe right leg ol a young married lady belonging to the highrat circles of th* arHlocracy. The operator wa* so pleased with hi* job that h* preserved the leg in a jar of spirits of wine and placed it on Another report is that exhibition in hi* consulting room, a label hi. Majesty ha* had an epileptic lit. The country between the Yal ( and Liao- Ho riven in China is said to b* d.eoiate in the extreme. The French coasting steamer Anaia foundered three mil*, off Cape Caveau during a cyclone, aud thirteen were drowned. being affixed to the jai giving lhe patient's name and th. detail, concerning th. cjr- uumstance. which hail rendered th* opera- tion necessary On hearing thi. the hur- band of lh* lady demanded lhe immediate discontinuance of the exhibition and the peranns return of tha severed member, as being his property. To this th* surgeon lemurre.i. The number of laborer, on work on th* j He admitted that the plaintiff hail pro Panama canal has been reduced to two hun- prietory right* in the leg while it formed dred. Their wage* ar* only 91 p*r day in j pan of hi. wife, but argued thai the leg, Columbian currency. in i'* present condition, wa* the result of It is rumored th.t Count Hsrb*rt Bis hli (defendant 1 .) skill and the work of hi* marck will be appointed German Amba*aa- owo h*"'". d > h* wa* clearly null- dor at \Va*hington in luoceMion Ml Baron i ' "* P IU ~ he urt ""d raiher vou Siurma-J.ltsch. | sUgfered by thi* line of argument, and aft*r taking a fortnight to consider the question ha* finally decided against th* doctor and in favor of the husband's claim* to th* possession of the amputated I of It is reported lhat King Alexander Serviawill shortly be betrothed to Prin Sibylle of Heeee He i* nineteen year. age, and she eighteen. Arrangement* have ben mad* by the Agricultural Department of Victoria for the shipmenl of culinary vegetable* to Knvland during th* winter season. Venwon i. a common, every-Jay di*h in German ci'iee, so th* United State* con- sul-general at Berlin inform* hi. Govern- ment, The death i announced in India of Lady Saanoon, th* wife of Sir Albert Saasoon, th* well-known morchanl and banker of Bom- bay, who entertained the Prince of Wale* in 1876. Prince Bismarck, in spite of hu intense grief al tbe lo*. of hi. wife, remains in fair health. The report* lhat hi. m.nlal power. ar* failing are quit* unfounded. A German *tatitician haa computed that Creece .land, in the drat reok among Kuropean countrie. in the number ot centenarian*. H* attribute* this to it. climate, S*oor Ximene*, a well-known Spaninh traveller, who happened to be m lhe Arme- nian province of Bitlia at the time of the alleged Saa*oun disturbance*, declare* that he neither aaw nor heard anything tn war- rant ; h* sensational stortea told of Aimeni an atrocities. Professional bicycle rider* of Franc* have decided to form themseiveo into a syndicate for the safeguarding of their interests. On* of it* object* i* th. institution of a fund j for niok rider* who are incapacitated by !ao.'ida:fr>mr ' leg of hi* better half. Manchester s Housing Scheme A novel housingscheme ha* been adopted by tbe Manchester Town Council. It i* proposed to clear a space of about five acre* in th* centre of lhe city, in an overcrowded and unhealthy area, and lo erect blocks uf workmen') dwelling*. Larg* area* will b* left for play-ground*, and th* root* of the building* will be left flat, nd adapted a* recreation and play- ground* and drying ground*. Tree* and dower bed* will be planted in lhe open pace*. Sevan! novel feature* will be introduced into the construction of tha dwelling*. Th* co*t of clearing the area will b* about t.250,000. From Jie Owen Sound Time*. Last fall whan th Times gave an account of in* miraculous cure of Mr. \Vm. Belro**) through the use of Dr. William.' Pink I'ula for Pal* People, we had little idea thai we would be called upon to write up a case whicn is eveu more remarkable. The case referral lo is that of Mrs. John C. Munntll, who*, cure ha* been effected oy the**) mar- vellous lulls meeesngen of health. Tha Times' reporter was met at the door by air*. Mounell, who, though .bowing a few tracea of tbe suffering she had undergone, moved about very sprightly. With apparently all the gratitude ot a man who hvl been saved out of the deepeet affliction, Mr. Monneil gave the folio wing account ot hi* wife'* nur- aculouscure. "1 have been in the employ ot the C. P. R. al Toronto Junction lor some time. In Auguat last year, after confine- ment, my wife took a chill and what IB commonly known as miik-ieg set in. When I cama home from my work I wsa informed of lhe fact, and next morning called in the family phyaiciaii. The limb swelled in a very short time to an enormous size. Every n.ean. known wa* adopted to reduce me inflammation, but without avail. CoMUll- mg phv.ician. wen called in, but all the sat ul act ion they could give me wax that ibe docton in attendance were doing laeir ulmost. A tank wa* rigged up, a long lina of rubber hoec attached and wound around the attticud limb and ice water allowed to trickle down through me ptnia<; to releiv* tbe pain and reduce the in- flammation above the kuee. The ley waa opened and perforated, a tub* inaeri*>l from th* thigh to the ankle with a hep thai u would carry off th* pus wbic-i formed. For fiv* long anxioua moalH* I watcbad th* cra. with despair, while my wifewasunable to movehenelf in bed. Atthe end of lhat ume .he wa* placed m a chair ! where an* span I auon.ar three monuu. I'.* add ui lhe complication* gangren* a*l m, and tor week* tben waa a tight for life. At U.I the physician, gave up. They said me only hop* wa* in tbe removal of my wile u> lhe hoipiial. AfWr a bri*t consultant. she emphatically refused to go, staling thai if she bad lo die .h. would -lie amongst hsr little one*. At this tun* one could uol put her foul to the grouud. Her normal weight wa !.'(."> pounds woen in good hea.tn. but the atfliclio i reduced her to a living skeleton lor .he lost tfj pound, in the live month.. To all human intelligence u waa (imply a co*of waiting lor th* worst. i'(> tn tr.is tim* I had not thought of |H. William* 1 I'nik Pill, for Pal* People, until one d*y I came acioe* an edvcruaemrot and determined lo try ihrm. Thia wa*> two month, ago. jaat about th* time w% were moving up h*ra from In* Junction. At til* point Mn \loona.l look up the .lory of tbe marvellous cure, and corrobei - aled whal her husband slaUil. ContinuinK he said : "After using a (aw Dole* I . walk on crutch**, and after iheir turihtr use 1 threw away ,ny crutch** and am BOW doing all mv owu housework. Th* limb la entirely healed up, and the cord*, which in th* terrilii* ordeal bail been forced out i their plaoac.nav* com* hack to their na-.ur- al position. And to show how complete has been my recovery 1 am pleased to say thai 1 hav* recovend my lo**. weight and fiv* pound* more. I now weigh 14U pounds." " We .pen l 9275 in doctor*' fee* anil otner expense* without avail, before begin- in j the use of l>r. William*' Pink Pills, 1 aid Mr. Momn-ll, "and it seems marvellous tha: my wife, who a few month* ago waa considered pact human aid. ha* oy thia womleri.il medicine b*en restored oo health and strength. ' and tne Time, concurs in the conclusion. Mr. Monuell i* on. of th* C. P. R. staff of clerk, at thu port, and he i. always willing to tall of the care effected. Hut there are nundred.of witneree* to the truu. of hit statement* both in Owen Sound an I at Toronto whare he resided up to two months ago. Dr. Williams' Pink Pill* are o'ered with a confidence that they are the only perfect and unfailing blood builder and n.rve re- storer, and wbere given a fair trial di***e anil suffering must vani.h. Sold by all deal*r* or sent by mail on i eceipt of 50 canta a box or 950 for six boxe., by addressing 'he Or. Williams' Medicine Co., Brockville. Out., or Scheuectady, N. Y. Beware of nation* and refuse insny lubetttutes aliened to be "ju*t a* good. ' of Dollars . -," III tlMim til tin. I cm -fur Mali KBM-.U. which I had 1:1 l'!i\^i. 1.ID-. Mid ca--i>. My li-i;i. IIBI-I i. >! arn: \,-n- i-mi-r. tin- liiimor. 1 was to Itvduwn hi ln-.l. .!,! Church Objection to Dancers. A despatch from Warrenaburg, Mo. ay* . Th* church** of Warrenbur^, me centre of Western MiMouri chinch confer- Me, have declared war upon all ho dance, and have commenced weeding their congregation* of *uch unworthi**. The emon of the Oimlerland church at it* latl meetioK dismiieed five ladle* for trip- ping tha light fantaatic, and now nth-r dtuominauon* are following tuiu The action i creating, much feeling, and mem- ber* ar* withdrawing from the different __ and )i . *. <;. m-rry. have my arms, bat k aim k'" 1'iinclai.fil twin- a ,|aj. | Ix-gan tn take Sarnapnrills ami vx>n I ,-nu],| st-c n . Tlii' ft,-*l\ I ..... Him- iiinr.- hi-ult'r lnAtlM v.i,. ii-ii ,,ft. 1 .,< - in - nd )mp-y man I was. 1 lutd lwii taking Hood's Sarsapari for irven months ; anil lnr- that time. 2 vi r I have wurn no liamhiiii-t I*IT nd arms m\ ,..un,i aim w--r DKBKV. 45 Rntdfnril St.. rm> nli-m-c. K. I.' HOOO'B PlLLS "ire llvrr lll. rfinti|l.,,.i, MUuu>neu,)atindl<Mt.i>n<l-lrl:lirii.l>fh *- t> LarRewt Sale in Canada. DUNN'S BAKING POWDER THE COOK'S BEST FRIEND LARGEST SALE IN CANADA. FOR TWBTY -FIVB YS.UU}