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Kidney Diseases.

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Prompt and unfalllng in their effects, they olear the head, revive the spirits, set the Liver acting, I'6ll’l°V9 Blle, and restore Appetite and Vlgor.

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MY WHOLE SYSTEM

Pure Blood in your veins now will save you much in purse and person before the winter is over. PSYCHINE makes rich red blood. keeps » people well and at their best.

"To-day I. am sI\l°¥|hl Ivbd hsalth. solely through the use of,

elune. when I bessn ullrur -elaine, I was suffering with at ‘

lrshvy cold ln' the bronchial tubes. and a coush which seemed to rack me to pieces. The doctors* medicine gave me no relief. and I began to dread consumption working on me. With the second dose, Psychine _ benefited e and UV! MW

whole system, and quickly stooped the ough. I heartlly recommend

Milm to persons‘run~down. in

of a tonic, or suffering with

coughs, colds, or oatarrh. I bless the day I tried Plychine."-Allan Connor, Prinyer, Ont.

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IT _IS OUT

The old cry is raised again of the

Hangers attending the undermining of London by a honeycomb of .un- kiergrouud electric railways. which is proceeding space. '

St. Ps.ul’s Cathedral, ths Bank of

England and Westminster Abbey are all rolmrt-od in imminent. danger. and this time the alarm appears justified regarding St. Paul’s, notwithstand- ing the denials of the Cathedral au- thorities.

Experts remain insistent that the

danger 1 HUD serious. The foundations are sinking as the ns- tural and inevitable consequence of the pumping which has accompanied the work of driving the various tun- nels that have been constructed and the others which are still in progress in the immediate vicinity.

The experts go still further and say

this incessant, tunnelling, which is Pl‘°°°°diug in all parts of Loudon, is

ll undermining the metropolis.

The Banls of England and several

other important buildings have been supported by underpinning from time to time. Since the first of the tun- nellings of the last year or so were undertaken ominous tissures have been discovered in the fabric of St. Paul’s. These are especially notable in the stonework of the southern transept, where one wall in parti- cular has rscsded some inches from the perpendicular.

’1'l:ia.t a far pester danger is im-

minent, however, is the deliberate opinion of experts who have conduct.- ed an examination _within the last few days.

The cross and ball which surmouut.

the dome are now three feet out of the perpendicular. This is the con- clusion arrlvsd at by Mr. Frederick Hovsndsn, secretary of the London Institution, alter spending two years in nndlng a. plumblins among the adjacent buildings in order to gauge the deviation.

Mr. Hovenden asserts that if the

Nelson column were as much out of tho perpendicular it would soon be hi the street. "and for that matter,-” he adds. "I view with dread the um- uellings which are incessantly going on around it."

Oxninous cracks are also appearing

in the walls of Westminster Abbey.

The authorities are undisgulsedly

much concerned about the state of aflairs there and are having an ex- amination made by experts. _Asked how the various borrowings cause these subsidences and conse- lll|°llt danger to London buildings, lfr. Hovendsn replied: "In the case of St. Paul's, which is built upon u foundation of potearth, under whllh is a bed of water bearing gravel and sand, and beneath which again is the Loudon clay, the danger has been caused by the gravel bed sinking, owing to its moisture being with- drawn.

"The moisture in the gravel bed

has been drawn off by the pumping for the various tunnels which run in the vicinity and also by the percol- ation through the brick work of tho large sewer which runs about thirty yards on the south side of the Cathe- dral."-

But all over London, Mr. Hovenden

asserts, the water in the gravel bed -on the top of the London clay is being drawn oil. 'his hitherto im- pervious London clay, disturbed by the sinking of shafts and tunnelling, has been rotted, and large quantities of water have fallen from the gravel and sands strata beside the'iron

tubes to a lower level.

In the *building of these under- Uound lines the pumping has had to be kept up night and day to en- able the work to proceed-uninterrupg. sdly. Lower water courses have been formed in every direction in which the tube railways penetrate, the water linking through the rot- ting clay beside the vertical shafts and running alongside the tubes themselves at a depth of eighty to a

hundred feet.

At_ one or two points the water

dnds an outlet into the porous bed at the bottom of the London clay, and at other points runs into a porous bod underneath tha Thames,

5l\s engineers have tried to seal the

tubes to the clay hermetically by numplhs this Portland cement through holes in the iron left. for the purpols. but this has been un- avalling. because tlie cement had to be mixed lo this in ordsr to pump it that it was precipitated and left all

the wafsr at the surface.

Al a matter of fact, it has been

found to be impossible to atop the downward dow of water from the gravel bed, for where ones the maid- en clay is disturbed it 'will nam. moisture as longer, and the tubes have become conduits. London, there- fore, in reality is beingmhasrmlnea in every part. whether near the tubes 0|' hot. for thousands of toss of water which, falling upon tho hong. ern and southern heights, formerly flowed intotths revel bed upon the London clay must dad a lower level, HB4 IN doll( lo every day, with the 'consequence that there was neverso much underpinning of buildings in the metropolis as~is now necessitated in

all directions. ‘

The Baal: of lhgland was recently

St. Paul’s Cross, London, Three Feet' From

Perpendicular--Cathedral and Other Fam- r ' ous Buildings Show Serious Fissures `

-The Danger Explained by I

the Secretary of London

Institution. “

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the City Road. erected four years ego. was found to be an inch out of plumb. '1‘wo years later this also had to be underpinned.

A further proof that this water

has withdrawn lies in the fact that numerous shallow wells which stud- ded the city a few years ago have lov run dry. _

l l Polsolien av romirors.

i Cnrcaoo, Febrliary ll.-One death and four cases of illness have been :mused hy supposed ptomslnes in canned tom- ' atoes. All the sufferers are of one family, i the wife dying while seeking aizi. Med _ ical attention hastily given undoubtedly averted other deaths.

LIFE 0N THE RAIL

IS A HARD ONE

C. P. R. ETiheer’s Exfer- ience with Dodd’s Ki- ney Pills.

_ They Brought Back his Strength When he Could Neither Rest nor Sleep.

Wlzmrrscu, Msn., l!`eb'y l(L~(Speclall.

-lx' Ben Raffrrt-y, the well known C. P.ll. engineer. whose home is at 175 Maple - S_ireo', is one Winnipeg man who swears by Dodd's Kidney Pills.

“Long hours on the engine und the

mental strain broke down my constitu- lon," MrRafibr'.y says. “My hack gave out entirely. Terrible, sharp, cutting pains followed one another. till 1 felt l iwnsbelng sliuedawnyplecomeal. I would eoms in tlreflw death from arun. My sole desire would be to get rest and sleep, .and they were the yery things I could 'not Ret. Finallyl had to luy off work.

“Then I starterl to tahe Dodd`s Kidney

Pills. and the first night all/er using theni I slept soundly. In three days! threw away the bcltl have worn for years.

|Dodd's Kidney Pills cured me.”

Au old gentleman, when passing s little

boy selling newspapers ut a street corner, emarked, “Axe you not afraid of catch- ug cold on suohn wet night, my little ` man‘l“ "Oh, no," replied the boy, “selling ` papers keeps up tho circulation, sirl"

he lun hcallu o ties f

glgenslre bottlled up lngD|l'lrVl;`;>d's Nhrvlig

ine Syrup. It is the most satisfactory

remedy for coughs and colds of all kinds. Price

"I hear that you are in business for

your-self now." `

“I thoughtl was; but from the little I

get out_of_it, it appears that I am in business for other people."

llllaai-d's Linh: ent for sale everywhere.

LITTLE Wu.I.in-"Soy, pa, did you ever have another wife besides nusl"i

Pa-"‘No, Willie, but why do you ask?" 1.rrrx.s Wilma-“'i‘he family :omni in

_ the Bible says you married Anno Douilni

1877.'

INSTANT RELIEF.

` Mr. Iiobt.. .`lennln§s,Mansileld, Oni. writes: “I have use one bottle of I): 1 Lo\v's Toothache Gum forsevsretootlmclie and rewlved instant relief. Besides this it acted as a splendid temporary. filling' Price 10c.

Pnormson. (lectnrlng)-“0xygen,genile-

men, is essential toallanlmal existence. There could he no life without it. Strange to say, lt. was not discovered until a cent» ury ago, when-"Student (interrupting) -“What did they do beforolt. wux dis- covered, slr!"

BARACHE CURED.

Miss J. J Johnson,l£l_sfall, Alta.. says: “I was troubled with ache for a long ‘ time, anti nothing helped me until I use I>iagyard's _yellow Oi which cured me >eo_n\plctcly. _ _ _ _ ‘ I‘Al|.0R-“I vo, some loods here, sir, that speak for themselves." Cusrousa--"Oh, I don’t want anything

‘llll"'ew’hl.udi:um;"Il l\ sl i

inards in ent e eves 'cur gs. Bmsvonssr Lanv (to newly lnarried

char woman)-“And so you are married now Martha. I hope your husband is a i good provider."

Martha-"That he ls, mum. Ile get

me three new places to wash at' las week." - `

Miaarfs Llnlsnsat Cum Dsndrolf.

"Is your congregation unltedl" was th question ,wa Scotch clergyman. "Aye, we're united; we‘re a' frown theglther Mined; Liaiment Cures lures. etc. "Children," observed the pas-"son, “ure

the sunshine of our lives."

“Th|t's right," reloined Newpop, with

`s large sigh “and sou-rise for msis about 9a.m."

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'Now Use Liquosone. - Won’t You Try It-FN# 7

lllllioas of people, of nine different

nations, are ooustant users of Liquo- soue. Bone are using it to get well; some to keep well. Some to cure germ diseases; some ss s tonic. No medicine was ever so widely employed. These users are everywhere; your neighbors and friends are among them. And half the people you meet-when ever you are-know some-one .whom Uquoaous has cured.

If you need help, please ask some of

these users what Liquozozg does. Don't blindly take medicine r what medicine cannot do. Drugs never kill germs. For your own sake, ask about Liquozone; then let us buy you a. full- size bottle to try.

we reid s1oo.ooo

For the American rights to Liquo-

sone. We did this after testing the product for two years, through physi- sians and hospitals, after proving. in thousands of different cases, that Llquosone destroys the cause of any germ disease.

Liquozona has, for more than 20

years, been the constant subject of scientlnc and chemical research. lt ls not made by compounding drugs, nor with alcohol. Its virtues are derived solely from gas-'largely oxygen gas- by a process requiring immense appri- rstus and 14 days' time. The result is a liquid that does what oxygen does.

Its effects are exhilarating, vltalidng, u

germ that it cannot kill. The reason is that germs are vegetables; and Liquozone-like an excess of o1Y.r’S0l1-

There iles the great value of Liquo-

mediciue is almost helpless in any gl

Germ Diseases. “-

All that medicine can do for these troubles is to help Nature overcome the germs. and such results are indi-

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tissue, too. Any drug that kills germs der is a poison. and it cannot be taken in- size bottle, and we will psy the drug-

is deadly to vegetal' matter.

ternslly. Every physician knows that gig, ourselves for it. This is our free

These are the known germ diseases. (G

the germs. where

Asthma

Aboccns-Anemia

Bronehll ls

Blood Poison

Brl|hl.‘a Dlmnno Bowel Troubles

Coughs-Colds Consumption Colle-Croun

Constipation

Cutarr -Lancer ilysentery -» Diarrhea Daudvu U- Luc ps 1

lt is s nerve food and blood food-the

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rect and uncertain. Llquozone attacks

when the gcrlns which cause s disease are destroyed. tho disease must end, and forever. ’l‘l.\ut is inevitable. I

ver they are. And

Ilny l\`t-ver-lutluerixa | lilurmy Diseases r Lnthipgo 1 Leucorr cu ` Llvcr 'l‘|oublos

Linlariu- Ncurnlgla

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zone. Itls the only way known to kill never tried it,_ please send us tllil germs in the body without killing the coupon. We will then mall you an or-

on a local drugglst for a full-

, maria to convince you; to show

germ d1g¢9,ge_ you what Liquoxone ls, and what ill

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do. In Justice to yourself, please,

-r-epi. it lo-day, for it places you \l.li~ r no obligation whatever.

Llquozone costs 50c. and $1.

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It simply carries me n.way."

Sho: ‘Tm sorry I dldn't sing it curly in

thc evening."

Stupefylléig headaches are cured, the

head eleu , nnd thebraln brightened hy ll/Illbum`s Sterling Headache Powders.

Tlisgao not weaken the hem-t. Price lilo nn .

Teacher: “Can any little boy tell m how it was that David prevailed against the giant?"

Pupil: “My pa. says brute strength ueveris init with thc teller with it pockeiful of rocks." ,

LaxufLlver Pills nre the ladies’ favorite

esthartlc, as they do not gripe or pain sleken or weaken or cause t o all htest nconvenisnce. Price all drugglhts.

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