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HES BACK AT WORK.

Slmcn V. Landry was a total Wretk Till He Tried Dodd s Kidney Pills.

Brvnn Bouncsors, Rrcrnroxo Co.,

C. B., Allirllst 31.-(Special).-Simon. V. Landry, of this place, is one more man whom Dodd’s Kidney Pills have taken off the sick list snd put to work. Mr. Land- ry tells the story of his core as follows:

“I was bothered for over a year with

lame back, weak legs and palpltation of the heart, and general weakuem and shortness of breath. I could not work as I gotitired and weak so easily. In fart I was s total wreck.

“I tried many medicines without get-

timr relief till I was induced to try Dodd's Kidney Pills After I had used three box- es ti than I was lable to start to work strain. I never fail to recommend Dod-Ts Kidney Pills.”

Dodd's Kidney Pills ensure pure blood;

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it cools the blood and keeps one comfortable in the most oppressive weather.

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the best 'lime juice obtain- able. '

In I0-I5-25-50 sul bottle.

` v m '“°' there died the other day the only man

who ever succeeded in losing $25,000,- 000 in ive minutes’ time.

His name was Henri Thibauit. For,

years prior to his death he had eked out a precarious subsistence as s trans- 3 lator and teacher of languages, yet thir- teen years previously he had been the prime mover in the great copper corner, the collapse of which shook to its foun- dations the French financial world.

Thibanlt’s idea was to secretly buy

up the world’s available supply of cop- per and wait for the inevitable rise. And he came near to succeeding. ‘ From his ollice in Paris he controlled,

through his agents. the markets of Lon- don. Berlin and Vienna, and in all of them he purchased every pound of cop- per that was offered.

The result was quickly apparent. On July 1. 1887. “B. C. B_’s" (best Chile bars) were soiling at $200 a ton. B5' June 1 they had risen to $260. and thc rise continued steadily until the middle of December, 1888. when the unheard of price of a fraction over $500 a ton was being asked and obtained.

Then came the collapse. Thibault had

sunk all his own money in the venture, all he could borrow. all he could beg. and still from all sorts of odd and un- expected comers of the world copper came pouring in. -

As soon as he ceased buying hc hzul.

of course, to commence selling. and this hastened a_nd accentuated the inevita- ble end. By March 1 the price had dropped to less than it was when Thi- bcult commenced operations.

Altogether the gigantic gamble cost

him of which sum fully one-half was lost between noon and live minutes past on Feb. 28, 1889, when the bottom dropped out of his corner.

The Klee as an Air Ill).

I have had the feeling that a properly

constructed flying machine should be capable of being flown as n kite and, conversely, that a properly constructed kite should be capable of use as a ny- ing machine when driven by its own propellers. I am not so sure, however, of the truth of the former proposition as I am of the latter.

Given a kite so shaped as to be sult-

able for the body of a flying machine

` and so ellicient that it will fly well in a

good breeze (say twenty miles an hour) when loaded with s weight equivalent to that of a man and engine, then it seems to me that this same kite, pro- vided with an actual engine and man in place of the load and driven by its own propeller: at the rate of twenty miles an hour, should be sustained in calm air as a flying machine. So far as the pressure of the air is concerned, it is surely immaterial whether the air moves against the kite or the kite against the air.-Alexander Graham Bell in National Geographic Magazine.

As to Laying nam. _English railway experts seem deter- mined to do everything ln the most complicated way, as Americans prefer the simplest. For instance. Yankees lay railroad rails directly upon the sleeper. The English lay bull bead rails upon metal chairs which in turn rest upon the sleepers. The result is to multiply the noise. which would be almost intol- erable if English engines and cars were

v-Im 1-# I»°--1 Arm' W°°*¢°- 4"” °"'°°"° not such small and ugh: mans.

_ ¢sptr8dlwryr I SIUSONBRUS. C0 LTD I

fl '° The London Transport, a technical

f -ur I authoriw' says’ “It is generally admit. illlsk WIIIAB. lsrnlsllkerl. 'Craig-__ y , j ted that the American system of laying ”".”&'il;2°”°’m“_°"°°¢h,,,“°,,_°"‘°_a‘ ° dat bottom rails direct on sleepers bunny toioas. | makes a more elastic road than the

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ward followed the example of his royal mother. w_ho'et_ diiferent times gave this famous regiment a goat, the ilrst being presented as far back as' 1845.

On that occasion it wasf one of__.s_ msgniflcent Cashmere breed, then kept in Windsor park'-, a herd of which was

- you would have room. Will

I The-assumption that water purities it-

wn to

‘SCIENCE 0F BU|LU|nu.

txactitude which Char-ueterlses the Construction ol Skyscrapers.

Many of the great steel structures

‘Ast are being built in every city are planned and molded in some distant city-like the material for Solomons *ample of old-hundreds of miles away. It ls in some rolling mill town of Penn- '-lifvanla that most of the gigantic frameworks for_ the modern skyscraper are built. All that remains to be done is to put them together, and the build- ing rises up like n house of blocks.

Every piece is fitted togethen and

numbered before it is taken away from the steel mill. 'So exact are the' measurements that not even the drill- ing of a hole is necessary for fitting the rivets which fasten the plates and qirders together. The. watchlike pre- clslon with which these parts are made was shown in the construction of one of these buildings which is now being erected in Chicago.

One of the large cross glrders was

'missing in the framework of the sec- ond floor, and, though it did' not inter- tsre with the placing of the frame- work on all sides and above it, the contractor was worried to know what had become of it. When the traine- work had grown as high _as the sixth or seventh story and the missing piece had not yet been found around the rail- ros.d°yards or beard of from any other source he wrote to the steel mill, de- scribing it as closely as possible, order- ing that it be duplicated. `

By the return mail he received the

Chicago than here in the country. ws are

following reply

;, storing missing girder for you. We knew

that you would need a steel derrlck on that floor and kept ths glrd

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the remaining stories hav

)leted. The mill men had figured correctly on

the building hundreds of miles sway, and the girder could not havebeen placed in position oven if it had been on the grounds on account of the der- rlck. _ ‘

_ The words of the friendly counselor

to the ambitious youth, “Beware the awful avalanche,” might have been amplified to include a warning against the snow and ice through which he bore his excelsior banner. If he was a typical American youth he would be qnitesuretouseittocoolhisdrlnking water and any articles of food which are more palatable cold than hot. This is the national habit, and it is said to be spreading over Europe as well. Probably no bacteriological fact is_bet- “ter established than that much of the ice of commerce is dangerously impure.

, self in freezing was long ago sho

have but a limited basis in truth. fl individual crystals are likely to ' be purer than the mother liquid from which they are formed. but ice is a mass of crystals in which may be en- tangled all kinds of impurities. ,I

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\ Pepys on Copyright. _

Samuel Pepys in his famous diary

takes occasion in one entry to unbur- den himself thus:

“Moreovcr. l nm overbourne with

Grief. seeing that l. who must fain withstand bickerings at home and ban- ter abroad in my walks from Seething Lane to the Navy Ofiice. receive no gain from the publickatlon ofthis my Diary. My pouch is in no wise en- riched thereby; yet many, methinks, , do ride in fine coaches and keepopen house by reason of my unconsidered Book. all so simple and innocent. It galis me to be told by my attorney (a shrewd knave and i’airly.bonest as at- torneys go) how this law of Copyright holds me powerless to gains ducat for mine own enrichment, which makes me

'_ mad. The parliapent well

consider to emend so harsh s law of Copyright” --

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Thetaxingoffstisaflscalexpedl-

joazwmonanew. amwnmsweoen,

it is announced, has introduced a mn-

nicipal tax on stoutness, which appears _to'be accordingto themes! approved modern principles 'of public nuance. Any one weighing less than

* ` 1 ” sent to Victoria by the then- 135 bounds Joes free. sn eieniption 3’ ahah. This goat. amy' l`>e‘expectes, Which Wouldfscsroely applytosny able-

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