MENTAL TRAITS

Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XXX, Issue 184, 6 August 1896, Page 4

MENTAL TRAITS

• Arenotliin^leßßtlian Bymptomsofner. ■ . yonsVefiß.^rn of dyspegeia. Wolfe's • J ' Bohjiappejre-eatablislieH oigeßtion, and

tione, ehe published the portraits of her feet, "to warn the mothers of Bmall boys and girls to provide their children with proper boots;" It is sad to refleot than an "X " ray photograph might have shown the peerleßß feet of Trilby to be fcnatomioally imperfect.

The " Marlborough Express " is led to ask the question '' Do auimab. commit suicide V frcm the experiences of a correspondent, who writes that the other afternoon he was at the Omaka riverside, when he noticed a cat, very wet and bedraggled, whioh had evidently just come out of the water. Thinking it b>d been thrown in he approached it and* stroked it down so as to squeeze some, of the water out of its fur. The cas; seemed grateful, but to his surprise he, (shortly afterwards saw the animal deliberately walk straight into the river again. She went round and round io great ciroles, enough to cross the river over and over again, sometimes right up to the bank, where she could easily have .landed; sometimes she actnafly arched and lulled her back up against it, as a cat would do when stroked ; but she never made the faintest attempt to land. At iaat exhausted, she swam to jshe aide where she gradually let her hqad drop into the water an so died. ? Many merchants are well aware that their customers are their best friends and take pleasure in supplying them faith the best goods obtainable. As an instance we mention Perry and Cameron, prominent druggists of Flushing, Michigsnl They say ; "We have no hesitation iu recommending Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to our customers, as it is the beat cough medicine we have ever sold, and always gives satisfaction. ' For sale by James