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Analysls to be Made of What Is Burning In the Sunâ€"Great Result: are (Iomlng. Madgeburg, Germny, is to have the largest spectroscope ever built. It is '60 be the property of DI. Hans Hausâ€" waldt. a rich scientist of that place. Wholeft an order when he was in Pitts- hu-rg' a. year arr so ago. Prof. John A. Bmshear, the wellâ€"known maker ofi' scientific Instruments. of Alleghany. Penn, is the maker of this gigantic piece of work. Ther eare only two oth- er spectroscopes in the world which come anywhere near in size to this one. Of these two. one is at the Royal Uni- versity, Dublin, and the other is at the McGill University of Canada. “The new spectroscope." said Prof: Brashear. "has its highest powers in' photography. The spectrum of the sun. has been photographed to a length of} Sixty feet, literally crowded with lines from one end to the other. It is so ar- ranged that no matter what part of the, spectrum it is desired to photograph. the photographic plate is always in focus for every par: of the spectrum.- "The instrument also is valuable [on making comparisons with anything that» may be burning in the sun. If we want- ed to determine if the metal calcisum is in a state of gas in the light which is coming from the smu- we only have to turn the sunlight into this slit in the spectroscope and photograph on on}: plate the centre of the Sun. A bar 15 then placed over this part of the plate .Which has received the impression oh the soflar spectrum, and we turn on the electric light in which has been placed {small piece ofpure calcium. In ashort time a deveJl (1 plate is obtained which shows w her or not. there is any calcmm light in the sun's rays £11911 shining-ii. . Dr. Hamswmldt intends to order sev- eral other scientific intnuments from Prof. Brashear for his laboratory in: Madgebur , which the doctor intends to make 1: e finest and most complete in all Europe. He is .very rich and can Well afford to do so. Edwin (as they reached the summit of the mountain after a long climb) â€"Ah! we are here at last. What a magnificent View! At such a. time and place I feel strange sensationsâ€"an in- definable longing, a soul craving. as it Were. Whichâ€"~â€" Like tight boots. A sum certain and pain-Cass remedy is found in Putnam's Corn Extractor, which removes the worst come in twentyâ€"mar hours» Angelinaâ€"My Idear Edwin what you want; is a sandman. Mindgeâ€"“Oh, yes. we had a real live- ly time. Simmovns and I. It cost us nearly $50." Wickwireâ€"“Yes. I saw Simmons this morning. and he told me he spent $45." This powerful concave instrument is twenty-one feet long and it will require a room from twenty-five to thirty feet nquare in which to operate it. The grat- Ing on lhis big spectrOSCope has an- aperture 01f six inches in diameter, and is ruled with 110,000 lines. These lines have been flrawn so accurately that: the-re is not between anyone of them) a. difference of three miillionths of an inch. 2.006me to the same spectrum. It was form- erly thought to be a wonderful achieve- ment if a spectroscope showed the sod- irum lines double, but the instrument made by Prof. Brashear. with the sum ajcalmv meridian. shows not. less than fifteen lines. An ordinary spectroscope shows from 200-to 300 lines to the spectrum of iron, while this one is so strong that it shows at least ' Left Hip Affectedâ€"Suspected Kidney Troubleâ€"Relieved and Perfectly C-ur- ed by Dodd’s Kidney Pills. Toronto Junction, March 22 (Special) â€"Mr. H'. Pflayter, is not a. difficult man’ to find as everybody here knows that he is foreman at: No. 1 Fire Hall. He‘ was the picture of health when called upon by your correspondent} and told hls_story thfus :â€" "In April 1896 I suffered from a. severe mttack of Sciatica affecting my, fleft hi and the leg to the tip of: the (toes. sus ected it came from some form of ki ney trouble and as they had been recommended I\ procured a box of Dodd's Kidney lj‘illsfi' » iAII: the end (If the fourth day I was enltirely relieved but desiring a perma- nent cure I continued to use that and another box and am now perfectly cured and as well as even" in my life. A brother of mine Kliving at, Pine 01‘- chard has been cured by Dodd's Kid- my Pills. . “Some-Limes.” said Uncle Eben, “de man dat pays hhndu'hds 0b dollahs foh flags an' decorations ain' ez m'uch ob er patriot ez de cine dat goes qjuieLly’ "long an' pays 'is r(taxes an‘ serves on do jury wifouft' ‘kickiml’." THE LARGEST SPECTROSCOPE. NOTHING HUNTS OUT CORNS 57! 5‘. Paul St. [antral And get s IDPKO home. who Ihr will lose no time k: duin' lag-fl mlustury pamphlet. “ Womun'l mph." nun-a use on upphomon. @MPOUND A HUNGRY ENTHUSIAST Tile f‘A. 93. c." NTEfi'IEINé'EbZI CURED OF SCIATICA. 1! Ike h mutant. to an- dure her pain- Ind maskqu without n- kmpung w an rolls! nun got Alon] whhou‘ MILES’ (Dam) VED- ETABL! BBMPOUND. But if Ibo WANTS to ,be well. WASTE L0 be struu.WAN T8 to vslk Ind work with ease 5nd aomlort. she will an MILIS' (cum) VEGETAILE 00M- PDUHD. [1 Ah. can" get 1‘ u her Dru m‘n. nhgiw’ulqnqloga to Wéman Hal '1 had finished the box I believe Ifelb better. so I kept om taking the pills {and by the time I had taken six boxes II was entirely cured. I had been laid ,up for four months before taking the iPink Pills. and I shall continue 'to take them occasionally as I know them to be an excellent. medicine. I shall . never cease recommending them. Yours ; truly, f -n . m n Thus, although she was laughed at: by the friends in her party for her light luggage, and allhough she had; never gone before without a. trunk, she came to an important conclusion: "I always learn someLhing in each Euro- pean journey," she remarks now. "Last: summer. I learned bolter than ever to go‘ghont with ‘thq satclélels afgfztin.‘ UL With LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as they can not reach the can of the Macao. Catarrh in a binod 0r coma itmjonal dineue, and in ordar lo acre it you must wk .1 intern.) remedies. Ham‘s Cabal-rt) Cure in tukcn internally. and Acts 01- roctly on the b10' d 1nd mucous lurfaceu. Hall's Gavan-h Cum is not aqunck mulleine. y. wqu prescribed by one of “to Last pkynioians In tins country for years. and in a. regular Pro- scription. It. is compomd of she be" wnios known. combined with tho but blood “riders. acting directly on the mucuu- bur- a-Lel- The perfect, combustion of the two in- BF dienl-B is wLul; produces sm )1 wonderlu} ri‘nrlul in curing Camrrb. Send to: ultimatu- a 180. ,, fl _ _. . A um u vv. 1". J. CHENEY as 00.. Props, Toledo, 0. Sold by druggiats, price 750. SHOWING 'HOW A SUFFERER FROM SCIATICA WAS CURED. A Corempondent of the Orillia. News- Letter, With Permission From the ‘Author Makes the Letter Publicâ€"It Will be Gladly Read by Other Suf- ferers From This Painful Malady. From the Orillia Newsâ€"Letter. ty and had ever since been in steady work among lumberâ€"his. regular busi- ness. He gave me the information re- quired. and wrote out the following testimonial which he d$ires to have published in any way I think proper. hoping that it would meet the eye of‘ many sufferers like myself who are} anxious to get relief. 1 therefore for- ward it to you to publish :- Fessertom, Sept. 18th. 1896. "It is with- the greatest pleasure that I testify to the marvellous benlefit and cure that Dr. Williams' Pinlk Pills ef- fected in! my case. In the year 1892 I was taken very bad with: sciatica. I was treated at different times by two doctors but dispensed with; their ser- vices as I found I was not getting the ihoped for, relief. I then tried differ- ent remedies advertised as a cure for sciatica, but with no better result. Then I tried strongly recommended electri- cal appliances, but still to no purpose. I did not improve any and the pain was excruciating. and I began to lose all hope of ever getting better. I could not sit down or move about with}- out suffering intense pain, and this only relief I could gel: was when I lay domm :with my Ilegs tretched straight out and then the pain was somewhat less. I was in. this position’ one day when Ipicked up a news- paper lying by my side and there I read of a man cured of sciatica by tak- ing Dr. \Villiams' Pink Pills. Always ihaving but little faith in proprietory‘ medicines, and in view of the exper- iience I already had, I would not have ;tried them but for the fact that my 1 wife insisted on going at once and pro- ;curing some. She got a. box and per- |suaded me to take them. By the time She carried in. these another gown, an extra waist, and several changes of undercloth'mg. She never once wore the extra wast, and found that she almost always stayed long eno h in any one town to have linen laun ered. or could buy anything required near- ly as cheaply. so that. she did not need thasupplyqon pang. . u ‘ 03135;;‘511'1‘1'1Eef Irinfiend to take but one.” The following letter has been forâ€" warded us by the Goldwater. Ont, cor- respondent of the News-Letter.w_hich we have great pleasure in publishing: Goldwater, &pt. 25th, 1896. A few weeks ago I became very un- Well from an atLack of sciatica. and remembering that awhile ago a. well known fIiend of mine. Mr. C. T. Hopâ€" son, of Fesserton, a. few miles from here. had. been a great sufferer from this painful complaint, I thought it would be well to consult that gentle! man as to the medicine he gives credit to for his relief and cure. as I was aware that he was now well and hear- HER LUGGAGE. A woman who spends her summers abroad says that this last year she took with her only two satchels by way of baggage. "Come. Julia, let‘s go and have a. friendship oyster stew together." "Friendshipoyster stew! \Vhat's that?" "Why ycu pay for mine. and I'll pay for yours." x Our correspondent adds that thiq letter is from a much respected resi- dent of Fesserton. whme word is gen- erally oomidered as good as his hond. Dr. Agnew‘s Ointment will cure all cases 0: Itching pile! in from three to six n hts. One Mimic-men brings comfort. For Iind and bleeding p lee it is peerless. Also cum Tamar. Salt. Rheum, Eczema, Barbor's Itch and all eruptions of the skin. 3.5 cents. Never was a. greater truth than when said of Dr. Algn-ew's Liver Pills, 200. a vial. Little priced, little doses. but little ter- rors to drive out impurities and leave you a clear brain and a. bright eye. Do you suffer from Constipation or other disorders arising from this cause? Dr. Algnew’s Liver Pills are a. safe and pleasant cure. Ajt all druggists, 40 doses in a. vial. ‘ "\Vhy do so may modern writers seem to prefer notoriety to fame?" "Be~ cause a. man has to climb for fame, but hp can get notoriety by an easy Lum- The earnest qhestitm of the hour, And emerwl Theme, no doubt, Is not love or politics, But, "Will the coal hold out ?“’ CATARR! Piles Cured In 3 to 6 Nights. AN IMPORTANT LETTER. BEST AND CHEAPEST CANNOT BE GUM!) l‘harlés T. Hopsom Passengers from Europe via. this line are landed in New York‘ at Desbrosses or Cortlandt streets, in close proxim- ity to all European steamship docks. Don't fail to ask .for tickets and sleep- ing car accommodation via. Lehigh Valley route, at all Grand Trunk city and station offices. ( The Lehigh Valley. R. 'R.. in connec- tion with the Grand Trunk Railway, have the first through train service he- twoen Toronto. Hamilton, London and ggincipal points in Ontario, to New ark City. Only line running Pullman buffet sleeping cars. Time two hours ahead of all other lines. ' auras .fizadaobevaerviousness, Erup- tions on the Face. and makes the head clear as a bell. Shilnh’s Consumptkm Cure cures where others faith. It is the leading Cough Cure, and no home abouLd be without it. Pleasant to take and goes right to the soot. "flag-duly showy 7 s that Goppinger keeps ahead of the times. You; won‘t be abla to test his cure for an: months. yet. \Villieâ€"“It's always 113 damp places Where mushrooms row, ltn's it, pa?" the Papaâ€""Yes, my ~ 0y." "Is tha reason they look like umbrellas. papa?” Keanâ€""Isn't your wife afraid to drive that horse?" Steamâ€"“Not at all. Iti’q fiche people she meets who "Does your lat‘est novel enjoy a large sale 7" he inquired. "I don’t know whether the Dowel enjoys it or not." rep'iied the author. "but I do." Gopp'unger's aflways behind the times. “I110 9‘11 “9‘11 ‘3 3‘111191 WIN P199“ I day: how yo qure spspsgrglm. _ Any person who Ihas used Nerrviline, the green: aim cure, Would not be without it i it cost ten: dollars a. bot- tle. A good thing is worflh its weight in gold, and Nervxline is the best rem:- edy for all kinds of pain. It. cures neuâ€" ralgia. in five minutes; toothache in one minute; lame back at one application; Headache in a. few minutes; and 8.11 pains just as rapidly. are scared For Constipation take Kam's Clover Root Tga, pug greg}: Bitmd Pug‘ifieg‘. étop that Cough! Take warning. It may head to Consumption. A 250.bot- the of Shiloh/s Cum may save your life. For 25 Years. Says Mrs. J. D. Stoddard of Aqbury Park. N J.rand Two Bottles of Dr. Agnew's Cure For the Heart Reecored the Lost. Treasure. For twentyâ€"five yen-s I have been ix cab sufferer from Learn disease. palpTMLion. izzl- 11968 and sevme hoaueches. I m“ 0:. Agnew’a Cure for the H art, advertised a. u determined to try it. '1‘». 0 bottle; have done wonders for me. The dizziness nd mnimblon are gona. the headaches have d mppeare‘l. I never refine railing my friends the wenJerfu! benefit: this great. cure has been go mo, and I uheerlul- ly recommend it any and everywhere. "Do you "think opal]; are unlucky 9" inquired the superstitlous man. “Yes,” was the repay. "My Wife wants One. and it’s gang to cost me 850. Rural teacherâ€"“\Vhat current event of great interest canyon give me this morning ’4‘" Small glrl, eagerly,-â€""My has just made twenty tumblers ofl je’ll." BETWEEN LIFE AND DEATH WORTH TEN DOLL‘ARS A BOTTLE fl SENSATEONEN = = A FEW 800i) AGENTS WMTEfi. WEH ME or some trouble of the kidneys, urinary or female organs. NOTHING WRONG WITH HIM. 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