The home journal., November 29, 1882, Image 4

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REN EX JI7DIMN8.
Tie world ts wowing hotter
Every yirnrj
It tlirowa off many a fi tter
Every enr
Then nrfl imiriv tliln r to relish,
'I Iio ikIi the mi .'tent tlilnj1 mint purlin,
Hut tho buuutilul wo dicrl.li
j: vi-ry wir,
Many change liave come o'er in
' Every jor
Many frlenili liuva none Ijelme in
Eiei v jear
Tlirmil'll tniliiy H i-tnnr"' niiitiill'HI
Wo lime n-u'.-lui'lu liijii-rstii'i"''
Every year.
Welmvn Imd ourslfi;tit vexnt''J ,
Anilp:eiiHliiifiulill:itl')" ;v(,ly yt.ttrJ
Tliern iiro vinl'ins t rememljer
ot fl'iwi i t In sert'Miii'er
And C'lirlsliiiiiii i 1"'c't'"ll"'rj v(.1.J, , p.ir
Tlio mm ililnei now a bristly
i:.. rv year,
And tlio inowfluki (all us UM'.lv
Every year;
An In d-iia Wlieil WO were VOIHler,
i nil tlMi'Mmm iipii'iiiin'l mil' li 1'ntirr
ToOlirllOUltH, Will 'll llM'll I' ll HllliliIT,
Every year.
Afllli tlnni have not alirnii'l"!
Every y:irt
And tioiiMen liuve not i-loii'l'M
Eviy V'1"'
Cut hope 1 1 in wlioln 1 1 cil nl-'l .
While Hi" t'lrne r wore r cn nuil,
And lli laltor ull bunnouiiLe'l
Ecry year.
Our wettUnesn Ii more tr-ln
l, ,-i y ; ...il .
And tho day mors awlflly Utilise
yearj
fwr fa'ilte lirltiic deen coiiliiliuu,
Oiir nrrm h nilitioiililoii,
Elll'TIUIII U in ll llitlnll
Every yiiiu.
Tlit end of llfoeomn nearer
Every year;
The Irlend left lioeomo ileun r
Every ycar
Anil (he "i.'iml of nil IIiiiI'h mm ml"
Opena wiiIitxIIII Ha p'nnil
To Hi o luud ol the liumorial
Evory year.
And tlilnner urnws the curtain
Every j iar ;
That ill vide tin from the eeitnin
Every yeiir)
We look lirwiird to the morrow
Whieli Hi i si 1 1 eliwi nil uithly mn nov
Willi llii-i-iiimli -ss llopeeim leo io v
E V el V '-III'.
inZiuM ll'til. in Taunton (Mutt.) (,'i r.'lc
Tlio Fall Scastiii.
i-lnilj.'ili;'
ill!
Tlic "fall of llin lo.'if" ii ill'' so ison i if
'lo t li Itiiil iloi av. 'Hid irm-'O'iiin riilnr-
in; of tin- leiiMfH itml Hi'
Jiitm nl III ! lower W 'eltit on, HI'
h'rjnilirutiw ot tins. It i-i llm ri 'li: H H I
Wt". Il pIVlV'll'S ill! liy lll.lt lf.illllre, lllll :
tu-.iol tinls wli'.i li -: lii t! e tvi ols ami j
tin; shriililiitry; iiml ll.tt lu'iwK wh .i ll ,
lea-eH the i!', is imlliiir li-s. tliaii llm j
I'lili'i'ili:: llilii hub's llii! tin ll'-:i:i't. it inl ;
tiiittliiili'-nliH! ! u i ii i nf lie' Minim -r s ;
Vl'f'lll'l!. Tlio full K'nuoii. Willi l'i ,
'h inu u'o'alion, it.-i ihniini an I f"?s
tiixl ilr n;,' iiioi-liM-.' iiml ils miuMi ii
i'Iiiiii1'-"'. itoiin llial I'al's lors i;il euro
itml ht an ion. I h-eav ami ileaili re-
)iroiii o 1 l.i'iii ii'l v i'-i. ami lIuTi! in ii"l!i- I
iii mo lini'ifiil In lite .'is iliM'l iiiailcr.
1 ro ii ii inv .iii'ien 1 1 on etfiy lirei'i' i
ri'iin li ' li j !"ji I n-i i (!- m isi I i, ii in !
living iiiallei' :i 1 1 1 liti i-n in iiiiiinil liie; i
un I i iili!.-. :ii ii -i inn laki ii In foi l fv ;
otiln'Kes tt;:aii-t tlio-it iiilliliin'os. n j
tilt! in roiisl.tut ilatlt r. j
Tlieii' tit'1 ll fi'W hiltlili! ilirei tiolH 1
w!i i Ii tiiitil ho ii l"iil- iV"ii ju.l now
thai inav. if note. I mi'l lo.loweil, -n- j
vent MT.oiH il'siipleis; nli'l liisl-lie- i
r-,ui'.i tin! most ilaiicroiiH tlio ilrinlv- I
in;; untor ua!!i lor llm iiimt wrum I
III nijlit. I hi wo ever lliinl; ol lint lie- j
i-.nti.-s of He' in. r'tl'h "f iu-'" N tin! (
lime ili! il now iiife-leil aliuo-t. i'ei-y ;
Ii; .f, ami I hut with all tliu liltli Un')' :
liaii! p-iiiiii"'il, lian) fiil'eti In lii"
vj'-ntiii'l iumI 1 1 : i v i ilieil ami il ap eai ei, i
iiml of all Hie ilesiil. I'ollimr inatti't- tin- I
ief unr feei i-vel't w lie: e'.' It it ill :
im. tci' i.slI'I il v.iill eil ILOil rll!'':eil in'O '
tin! Ntiviun. ihiiiiIh nil. I spr iio-i an I
fiinn all tin". ! tvu iliiti' tly r iti'liii i ll.v
Jii'o.'tii'ti our supply ol ilr.n'.. It in li;ir l
y Male to iim) any wali f, rvrii fioiu I lie
(ieepo.t tvells, li(!iiil-'i! tlieiit nil! all
llliile or les; i'illlltei liy Hllfll'M! H liter
at llm season, willioiiL Imilin il;:ill l
N ii 'i:il earn slionl'l In! taken turaiiist
ilrinli ii'i tuiv water llial lias not lieen
tliorotilily ho leil. It isjustnoivtli.il
fevers, fol'i Is, son! tlnoati i.ii'l intestinal
ili-orilers I oiii! fri -1 1 in ti I . iitnl ti very
liltle jiri'Veiitiiin mai Im nioi'u useful
than tk very lar,.rr aiiiount of cuii!.
i lie elosest ti'leillioii sltotilil ! ;iviiu
to tip! health. 1 he feel Hhottlil I n I.
ilr, iiml w;u in ami n rhill to the I
bu eurefiillv iruai ileil lurninst. 'lhe per-
Hiital.ou ilifow off milcli of whalover
niiili'ii!siini( uiiitier mtiy Im taken into,
or itoilneeil in. llm s sli-iir, itml a hihI
(eu sUiiiao of il Ihtow-i haek nil this
into llm eiri'ulatioti iiml poisons tin)
lilo l wilh il. The result tuav he what
we i t il a eoM; or il may lie inoii! so
rioiis mill tippe ir as a feter, or pin'ti
tiiniiia or ilipllnriii; ami till of thesu
iliiler I'hielly in ileree ami loeation.
mi l not ho niin h in rharaeter; for tint
former iipiv i-asily oliiiiin into tho
hitler. 'Jin' iloi'tor is not always at
liaml. ati l w cvnry person slitnihl lie as
luin li us pov.,i,lii hit iiun ami his taut
ill 's iloelor, so far as the piiiveiilion of
hick li!-s is coniteineil. I'reciiuliiins ami
poii.l ntir.iini; save inure lives than ttieil
ieines. A simph' euolin lasalive, a
warm ha'h. a siniuln swcaiiii',' ih ink o
jjrni'l tiiul wrapjiiinj in u hlnnkel ami
Ho no; to lieil. wi 1 Ireiptetulv wunl olV a
oiiotis illneHs tin 1 avert the ilati'er Im
foro the iloitor can bo reu heil. Ami
to uso tUesi!, no onn neiid to wait for
tlio iloet r' otilers. So thiit, to sum
up. it may lio itv.niateil that at this Hea
aon it is vory safn to Im extremely pnr-
tieuiaf in icanl In tlrinknivr water; to
tr. onl ilamp or wel met or rlothin;: to
tivoiil Kellni"; healeil ami llicii chill
liy ciniliiiir; to eat in nlera'ulv ami at
the first intimation of anythln',' wroiij,
to use the sitnolil reineilies poiuleil out,
tin I tltoti suuil for !hu iloetoi', Itural
A t id Yurkir.
Taken Cure Of.
r.et oliarlty begin at home,
Iiut not may there toruver,
Shu was vory sick ; o nick that llfo
unit hopo fcetno'l to ilrift away tooth
pr, ami no poor that tliero wer no in
iliieeineiits for hor lo live, and m hIio
lay thuro day after day with a little
wailing hftho on httr arm, and only ft
"trimmer to brin( her bite or sup, sho
wondei eil why she could not dio and 0
be otil of her misery. Sho had no past
to rcjvTot or to look upon with pleasure
She had no future to promise her health.
All 'he was conse.ious of was a dull aeh
hill of all the forces of life and a weary
emleavor to jjiit help for her perishing
hiliv, tho only thiiijr sho Iiml in the
world to lovo since her husband had
died in lh hospital a few weeks previ
ous, 'rimy had always been poor but
never tick ft'id dustilul'i before.
Ilitl Home irood people, however, bad
the cast! under consideration ami were
joiusr to do Moiimthiir for her in soon
as it tvuild be determined whether nhe
belonged to the eilV uT county poor.
I'here were iim)'! ladies who met once a
month In brocades and velvet, and
talked of her as a "person," and won
dered if she were (!cerviiir, and finally
I hey decided to help her by taking her
baby from Iterand sendin;; il lo a found
liii;; a-yluin until hhu could rret well
and .support ii. They thought as Mr.
Dombey did, she miht Ret WH t.-iity
ciiourh'if she won d just make an effort,
A committee of two went in a carriage
to l lie house whole hIih Jived, and ;rop
in; their way in.'t llin winlicrwoniiitrs
room and the ho'i-e cleaner's room they
weni carefully 'in the totteiinj; aiait's
and foiiinl her dair and opened it.
I don't thiuV either of tho Indies
would have isacrlliccd a diamond rin
to make her ColilforlAbic, but they
would have bejrjred for her up ono side
of th ! stieet and down the other and
told her what to do wilh the money now
chu had i', and hciiI her a ulitmlder
h-iwl tui'l soiiie unbleached cotton, and
Ihcir Mvisiiit'ii heart were troubled by
llm sipi.ilor of the place and the pals
pinched failures of tho woman lyin;;oa
the mis. -i able bed, but they rallied to
their work.
" The Mieiely for helping the helpless
has considered your case," said tho
iipoko-wom.in, "and havo decided ti
assist, you. Wo will take your baby and
i-co that il is provided for at the ot
phan's relreal, until you are able to do
somethitiif. The ladies have been very
kind in interest in;? themselves."
St 'ati'elv enoujrh she did not riso up
to thank tiiiHii, Hhe only turned away
her head with a mortal weariness.
' And we will take the child with in
in our carriage -it will be a great relief
to yon."
I he mother moved one palo hand and
turned the corner of tho blieel from tho
baby's face.
Von cannot havo her," she said,
faintly, ".-.be is with the auols in 1'ara-
llise!"
They wcro greatly surprised when
thev mi v the small sweet-face of llm
de til child that had escaped into Heaven
atid win under the palronaj;o of a
greater power than their.s, and ll begin
to il iw n upon lln-iii tlml what was to
he it, me tor thu inolher had bolter In)
done ipiickly.
Hut tliero was nothing to do. Yin
li filay tliern crept along St. Aubiil
lieet a licarse wilh not a single earriagn
following, ami in the rough pine c dlin
were the two -llii) DaOM oil mo oj-ioiu
of its mother!
o eh .i duo' ! i) wondrous channel
l. i.,i iiiethe pit.on Imrs
Till, ini'iiii'lll lleoe ho low,
t-o :e,'Hi..eil. met now
lt'-ond the ntlll-Hl
Iktruil '(.. diet Tril'Une.
I-ll VI
l,e:
kept
body
Yk'uiiniis SaerllU'e.
A good many years ago a cashier
took a liitlo hid from a neighboring
p ioi -hoii-sc, and when the boy h id bu
come a yotilli he was given a ivspon-i-ble
position in the bank of which his
patron was practically the bend. La'er
the cadiier stole more than: 1 o.UW from
the hank. Kxposurc wits thteatened
. ery day, and llm guilty o!licni-, in a
period of depression, confessed lo llm
youth thai he proposed to kill himself.
Young Hay, thu protege, was smitten
with horror, as ho thought of the tend,
bio turn in affairs, but, having weighed
tho matter, the nel d iy ho lluew him
self into the breech, lie suggested, ami
the cashier eagerly accepted the sugges
tion, thai he should fasten tlio guilt upon
him-elf ami ab-ooml, thus leaving his
patron hone I in llm world's eyes, though
b'nekened in his own. What the public
heard of the West port robbery was that
a bank cletk ntimod Hay had stolen
.1,',IK)0.
r Hcieelives found several clew;, but not
I until years afterward was the M'ftot dis
Souiiileil Fiimilhir.
A fendy-Iooking fellow dropped into
fho city od'tor's room, and. lading to
borrow a half dollar, begged to n.ii ralo
Ids ovperieiico. " I used lo bo tin ollh or
of Stnto, I did. I was Sheriir, anil iiieui
ber of the Legislature, and Constable,
iiml Clcrkif the omirtM, and ,tuilge, and
u candidate time mi'l again, 11111)111111 n
high old frolic, I did." "1 don't believe
it," said tho city editor. "Why don't
you?" "HecauHO I havr a letter hero
which says you nro a thief, mid a liar,
and a Booundrel, ami a villain, and n
tradticor, ami a poriurer, and a delimit,
nr. and a plotter, and a low-down brawl
er, and a lover of all that in vilo, and
wicked, and dighonost, and abhorrent to
oocent people, and a'1 . "Aha!
Uiintjnr, Ko on and read that all over
agi-ini. and read it loud. It Bounds llko
old timea. It brinp back the dava
- ! Z yt" OlVl0e- 11 liko im
editorial In tho owmtiin ...1
bi'i'igs acain to mv ninmm-v i,Ji i.i....i
l'eriod when I felt liko I ,va8 aomebody
and h e was worth living. 0. clorion.
houiu ol my past, will yo over romc
oacK 10 met1 and thenars rolled down
Ins cheeks as tho city editor nmnniii.e.,,1
ngaiu tho niagio words, nn 1 then jravo
im a ipiartor 10 sonrr t;p oil. I.nms
villt Courii r-Jonrml.
Uo not put glass articles that havo
noid milk Into hot wutar, as thin rnnscs
1110 rm.a to penolrato tho glags, anil it
can uover be removodCVjicato Hews, if. r. JJeraUl.
-v ... . . . ..
oseil. I ae ol tint detectives who hail
been cinployed in thu ease came up with
l!ay under still 111 in rom intio circum
stances. I lie detective, nee )! ding to Ins
reminiscences published in a S in l'ran-
isco paper, was called recently to a
Western citv to ferret out. tho person
who ha I robbed a private h iusn of '2: IV)
gold eag'os. The only man under arrest
was 0110 Henry Mitrtm. soon as the
detective aaw Martin hn nniil -. "You urn
Dallas Kay, who robbed tho Vosjort
b ink." Hay thon told tho true story ol
the robbery, and tho story has boon ver
illed since, Ho claimed that ho was in
nocent of ihe gold eaglo burglary, mid
asked tho tlelentivo to lako a note to his
sivee'heart, a Miss Morso. When the
latter ho ml of her lover's predicament
alio threw her whole soul into obtaining
proof of his innocenc!). Sho went to tho
liou-o w hern the robbery had been oom
milted. Having asked if tho burirlar had
left anything in his flight, alio was given
a handkerchief that hud been dropped
by the intruder. She out tho handker
chief 10 her noso and exclaimed: "Kind
tho thief who uses this perfume (naming
tho peculiar brand) and yott will find
your eagles." Il was found that only
one drug Moro in tho city sold that Kind
of perfumery, and that only ono bottle
had been bought within tho preceding
month. Need it bo added that tho pur
chaser was traced, tho eaglos found,
and tho lovors married. I'itUburnh
Uisiiatofi.
Currant Krlttors: Thoo aro mado
of ono cup and a half of very fino bread
crumbs, ono tablespoonful and a half of
Hour, one cup ami a h ill ot sweet mill:,
nno njitnrtor of a pound of woll washed
Kngltsh currants (drain tho currants
thoroughly), twotablosponnfulsof sugar
and a small lump of bnttor. Flavor
with cinnamon or nutmeg, to suit tho
tato; drop in spoonfuls in hot bird and
fry until dona. Kat with wine and
linear Kuril nw,;.
-Father Pobsr John Bockx, the Gon
"rai of tho Urdor of Jesuiu, is now in
a .i'.?Tonl.h.year' and iii declin
ing beit Hh has of late given rise to muoh
peculation concerning hi. probable sue
ce.s,or. He ha. been at the head of tho
order for nearly thirty years, which Is
un unusually long period, since it u
rule for enlv mnn nlnaH,.ii - j j
I f , ..... ncu auwDCfja
m years to bo olovatod to the position.
Tho Myslcry of Comets' Tails.
Tim cotnetary d'eplavs of (ho last two
year have excited in an unusual degreo
tho spirit ol agronomical speculation
as to Iho cii'.ses of cornels' tails mid
their mysterious movements. An lin
glisb HclVutist in tho l liih.-oi Itkat Mmj-it-tint
propounds a novel theory to ex
plain thir.ii! plieiumieiia. The forces on
which he relies to make out his theory
1110 the force of grav ty which urges
tl.o comet toward the sun. the espatHivo
force of tho Min's heat, and the rcs st
imce of an in vis bio iitmo-phoio Mir
rounding ihe fiun at immense distances.
'Mm eha ges in aeomut which give rise
to its I il begin wilh the emission of tfa-,
in the d rection determined by the ex-pan-i
e force o' the .sun's heal tseling
mi the cnmel. lint S'.on lln-o jets Lend
round, us if carred bm k by a c'ronr
wind, forming an en. elope round the
body of the comet iiml a eoliu behind
il, as would happ-ii to a man dieted
in a loo-e robe and rumiing rapidly
tiginsl the wii.il. 'Ihe jets of gas e..
caping ruin the body ol the coiie I an I
v 11 iTi : nC when they 1 'ave it it re Hi"'"
ivsisti'd by the Min's atiin.-i!'eii than
its more Mlid !i;at, so 'haliln y seem
to !all bcliimlit. loriuing tiio comets
ope ami eo'.l ct'.l 10 in 1
Aeco.d tig lo this V ii w t i ; b 1 V
o; the comet is coiis!!in:ly m-.vaig
through tlio vapors it throws o !, ami
thus produces tiie ap;a arai:'"' of a la i
by leiving cacli sue essive pait thu'.. ri
o,l' more 11ml in 1 e bchiu-l it. A ter
I as.itig its peiihelioii lie' iiitifl carries
i:s ta I before :t iu-ti'ii I o' I eh ml t. h :
havs, be 'iius! while inovltig !o.ia"d the
sun it is perpelmilly a s ng irotii a
rarer into a denser me l lllll, v. hi e 11
re cling from lie' sun it is per. I'tnaily
pa-s ng iriuii a deii-er into a taurine
ilium. .
'I he fad that the most rapid alle a
lioti in the direeiioii ie cuiiels' In!
11 .-arily o curs just w'lii-n tie' cm. mi
ni e lorce'oi the Mill's leal is m -1 : t
gives plans bililv to this hw.ohe."'.
Theieiati be liltle doubt thai,' as Mr.
lluggins observes "If we could -' 'a
greaT coinel during its ili-laiil wan lin
ings, when it has III nil' Ihe ua'a Hap
I ingsof peiihelioii cciteiii lit, it would
ioiii'!i" tis a Very sob 1' oliicel, ,'UI'I eon-
s st of little more than mi le is a!oii" '
'I he same may pei'hai s be said 01 (lie
in .sierii iis wiin Ici er while aopnni.-iiin.'
the -tin. but not near 1 nun h to m. I o
"o va or dioli from the soiaf h i! or
encounter the denser strata if lb'
invisible Ho'ar almosphere. 'Ihe re cut
liii iry 01 nr. ricim 111 oco me nm
scrvalii n of solar energy nl-o lends col
or to the theory thill comets when l-ear
the sun may eiieo'inter a resisting medi
um, which would a mil for the phe
nomena in 'pie. lion as the writer ic
feued lo supposes. Ilnl astronomer!
lire vet far from ol. in r lb old piob
Ictus of the oriti and e centric be
havior ol coinel-,' tails. There m-i-iih
lobe.'' cays .Mr. llugg'ns, "a rapidlv
growipg feeling inn ng pby-ie'sls '.hat
both Ihe sell light of millets and llm
phelioiuetia of their lails belong to Ihe
order of elccirii! pin noinelia." 'I h s
view, in order lo tie. until tor tin' carry
ing away of the conic 's ta'l 1:11 l"i an
ide tlic "repulsion eseiled by the s ill,
neccss ta'es tho .suppo-itioii llm' the -uu
is strongly eleclrit ed, either osi'ively
or ii":'.'ilivelv, tind n'so that, in ti e
cliangt! going on in the comet, tin' mat
ter thrown oil' by llm nucleus has h.'
como .stioii.'lv cleciritii'd in th- s -mi i
way as the sun. therwi-e the t'.'.tr.te.
tioii on one side o: every par.. el" ol
the coun t would be precscli eijual as
Herscbel pouds out to t.i" rrj li.si.ni
on its opposlt" side, and we -liotild
llicrel'ore be m a loss lo expiulii the
enormous velocity with wh eii ihe 111 li
ter of Ihe ta I s 1 air ed bae'.war.l. in
opposition both to the motion il h i I :n
part ot ihe ii'telcus mid lo thai it ac
ipiired in the act of its emission. Kct
wh lo till theories de-igned lo evplain
eoiie tarv iihenotuena lme hitli 'ilo lall-
111 short ol the mail., llcy have s. :'ed
to slitiiiilate active invest;Lratioii, mil
also to throw imporlaiit light on He'
physics ol the su:i mid the diliiisioii of
mtitter in interstellar space. .V. 1'.
Ikrald.
lltir.se.Shoi'iii','.
Horse shnein2 is quite tin "tut "
tbouirlt tliero aro hundreds of Biniths
who know how lo tack a shoe on. per
haps how to uitiko a nea'-lookiiig one
but who do no' know when a horse i;.
properly shod. If hor-e owners onlv
knew how a horse should l e .shod thci
would be fewer poor ami careless Icr o
9 hoe is One great fail t, and mi" to bu
avoided, is binning Ihe hoof wilh a ted
hot .shoo lo lit it lo Hie loot tind no
hoi-sc-o'Aiior should pi no t Ihe Mil th to
do this, 11s it en ps up the tool, innk.n
il harsh, brittle and liable to he hiokcn.
Do mil permit the smith to It Ihe foot
to the hhoe by needless rasping and cut
ting but havo Iho hoof ilrc-.scd up
properly, and then have the shoe ti led
to ihe foot, l'i 0 iiiiils in 1 ach shoe if
properly driven ami "t- rued, ' will led I
almost any shoo hi until it s'lould be
removed, (hough for horses which do
very heavv work seven nails may be de
siVable. ftever permit tho 'tog to bo
pared away. If there l,e ragged or t'-rn
lues, tlieso tntiv no taken ti l, hut tn ver
do nioro, for nolh ng proleets tho foot
from miury ns dues a lieallhv frog.
whilo a largo part of tho fooMameness
wo now see is causou Dy Doing careless
in this manor. Minneaiiolii Trit uii:
TIIE FLOWER ClTf FCKORE.
The ommullna I nu.rJ br lUe Klnlrmeiil
or m riij.lil m.
An unusual artielo froia the r.ochebtcr,
N.Y., Denwcrul awl Chronicle, was published
in this puper recently, and has been the
subject of much conversation, both in
professional circles and on the street.
Apparently It caused more commotion in
Kochestt-r, 11s the following fruui the name
patter ilioivst
Dr. J. B. Iienlnn, who is wcu Known,
not only in Uothcuier, but In nearly every
part of America, iscnt an extended article
to this paper a few davs since, which wus
duly published, detailing his reinurkublo
experience and rescue from w hat seemed to
be certain death. It would he impossible to
enumerate Ihe personal iniuiries which
have been made at ur cllii o an to the
validity of the urtiele, but they have been
so numerous that furiher iiivcflij.'utiou of
tho siihjoct was duemtd an editorial
necessity.
With this end in view a representative
of this paper called on Dr. llunioii, at his
residence on Kt. i'uii I iStieet, when tho
following Interview occurred: "That article
of yours, Doctor, bus created quite a
whirlwind. A re the statements about the
terrible condition you wero In, and the
way you were rescued tuch as you can
sustain f"
"Kvcry one of them, and many addi
tional ones. Few people ever eot so near
the Kravoas I did and then return, and I
am not surprised thai the publij think It
marvelous. It was marvelous."
"How In the world did you, 0 physician,
come to be broiif.h" low'"
' lly tuylect'in me lust nnd most sim
ple fyiiipt'im". 1 did not think 1 was sick.
Ills true I hud fiiM'.unt lie uhebes; felt
lired most of the time; could eat noihiiu:
one day and was nvenoiis the next; felt
dull, ludelinite .pains, ami my stoinadi
wus out of order, but I did not think it
meant anytbii'i! serious."
"l!ut have these common aliments any
thing todo with the fearlul liriirht's dis
ca.e which took n linn a bold on you?
" Anyth'uiK'f Whv, they aro the sum
indications o'f-tbe first st:i-'i s of lhatdread-
fill malady. Th" fa' t i. few I pie k""W
,,r realize what nils 'hem. and I inn orry
to say that too few phys c'iins do. either. '
"Thai is a strange statement, Doctor."
" llul It is a true one. The medical pro
fession have been treatiiiR symplon s
instead of diseases for years, and it is iik'h
time it reused. We uoiiois nave uei
elimiiii!! oil' Iho twlcs heu we should
strike at thft root. The symptoms I nave
11st iniMitioee l or any unusual aeuuii ,,r
irritation of the water eliaimels indicate
the approach "f IHir. s uisense, efii
iiioio limn acoenh nnnounces the coining
of consttiiiption. We Uo li"t treat inn
couiih, hill try to lie.p ine iuiirs. vie
should not waste our time try in 15 to ro
lieve tho headaclie, Mou.ie 11. pains aooiii
Ihe tHWly or other syieiiins, inn Kooe
reclly to the kidneys, tliu source of most
of tlcsn ailments."
This, tln-ii, is what yott meant when
you eaid Hut more than one half the
deaths who b occur arise from Dnejit's
disease, is it, Doctor?"
" l'reei-ely. Tiiousands of so-raded dis
eases are lo'riiitinir Mi: today, when in
reality il is llri.rht'.sdis'eee m . some oneof its
many forms. It. is a liydra-hradi d mon
sier, and tho tlithlc-t syio''oms should
strike terror to every one who has them.
I run look buck and t dl hundreds of
1I1 aths which physicians de.-lmed at the
time were eiusi-d hy pai.ilv is. apoplexy,
heart disease, pneumonia, malarinl fever
ami other coiiiinon eoinpl niits. which 1
kt'S now were caii-ed by iri;:!il's disease."
"And did nil these cms have simple
symptoms at lirst ?"
"livery one (if Ihetn, and ml.rht have
been cured us I was by the tiim ly use of
thesaine remedy Win net's .Safe Kidney
ami l.iver Cure. 1 am v'tun:: my ryes
thoroiihly opetiel in tl.'S 1.1. ii ler, and 1
think I am Indpb ;:i''!-.' :s lo see the die's
anil their po-i:,W ii o,. ( r aNo. Why, there
are no end of truths beiiiititi on this sub
jeel. If you want to know more about it
im and sre Mr. lii'ift f him-elf. lie was
sick the same lime as I, and is the heal
thiest man in li'" !ie.-:e. 1.1 .lay. lie has
made a study of this Mipj"et ami can give
you more fuels than I cm. ', to 1, and
sea Dr. I.imiinoie, the chemist, nt the
Univcr.'by. li you want facts tlo ie aro
nnv ouaiiiit v of them, showiio' the alarm-
bur increase of liriu'iil's di.see, its simple
pressed with the earnestness snd sincerity
of his statements, and next paid a vlBit to
Dr. 8. A. Lattimore, at bis residence on
Prince Street. Dr. Lattimore, although
busily ennaged upon some matters con
nected with the Btate Board of Health, of
which be is one of the analysts, courte
ously answered the questions that were
propounded him: , . ,
" Did you make a chemical analysis ot
the cae of Mr. H. H. Warner, some three
years ago, Doctor?"
" Yes. sir." ... ,1,
"What did this analysis show you?
"'ihe presence 01 aiounien aim iuur
casts in (rreal abundance." ,
And what did tho symptoms nidi-
011o'a serious disease of the kidneys."
"Did you think .Mr. Warner could re-
C,oNn'Ir- I did not think It possible. It
was seldom, indeed, that so pronounced a
case had, up to that time, ever been
CU"Do yon know anything about the
remedy which cured him?"
" Yes. I have chemically analyzed It. and
upou critical examination, Iiml I entirely
free from any poisonous or deleterious
substances." . , , , . .
We publish the foregoing statements In
view of the commotion which the pun
u..!... iir llpiiion'n ni'ticlo litis cuused,
and to meet the protestations which have
i...,. ., The siandiiM of Dr. Jlenion,
Mr Warner and Dr. I.attiinore inthecnin-
mnnlty is beyond ipiestion and tlie state
. ii, mflli cannot, for a moment.
. 1....I.1...I lhif onnelllslvelv sIlOW tllUt
oe oouiiii-ii. o'j - -- -
r.rielit's disease of the kidneys is one of
tho most deceptive and dangerous "'
11, ui ft U eicerdinelr conunon,
obinningly lncpjing and tha It can be
cured.
llFRfJANREfSOt
Tin. viiL'iiibi Country Siiulre of the
Colonial l'eriod.
Aoart from pol'lies, these country
arm i'i round but little business where-
tviii, 0, 1 ceonv their time. Tho direct
niiiei-v sion of the slaves was ordinarily
iir.ru-tcd to overseers, and the masters
iv thus si! -.ii-ii I iii the enioyment of
hieh men of noiile ambi
tion. mp'Ii as Jelliirson und Madison.
could 1 111 n lo good piolit in cultivating
their minds, lint to men of more common
mold ibis ample leisure became niouot-
cm 11 and in such a society as that nero
hi, clod, wilh no town lite, no font is
or inn hspca'siiiof, tin 1 noamuso
incuts s:ie horse Tai'iinr. the entertain
nu'i.t of pious bv the month toethor
v.:s re"-ii:ded boih lis a duty ami lis a
privdi K'crv planter kept open
In 11 e. Mid Pi' ivldedfo'. liis visitors with
mis; iiicd band. The stylo of livinr win
i.mmooi 1 1 ireniToits. and oltcn spieni
't he bouses wcro spacious and solidly
bui:;. s ciiclimes of brick or slone, but
tno.e often i)' wo ill. I'anelled wainscots
nf on!; and cai vi d oaken cliiii)liey-pieco9
were comui'i ml the rooms were
fiirnsh-d w th tho liiiiidsoinest chairs
noil tables and 1 iibinets that could bo
i.ioT-."'it over from Knirlmtil. The dress,
ton. ?if both men and women as rich
nnd cosily, and the latest 1-olidon fash
ions wci e'careftillv followed. Silverphile,
elcjrant china, and choici) wines were
10 nini'iily lobe found nt these great
to nor houses. 11 ml the stables were
s'i cl.nl with bor-es of iho finest breed
,f",'i ) '''.. in Hunter Mtjtzi,ie,
Effect of Cultivation.
Chinese Mustmrr.
Last Sunday was a great day for llm
Chinese Masons of rinladelpliia, for 110
le-s a por.sonago than l.oo Chow, a e;cn
u tie Mandarin, had arrived to 'mil into
nine new candidates into tho mystical
order of the (ice lling. The enreiiioiiy
beirtiu in the iilteruooii With n feast, at
which a generous supply ot chicken,
rice nnd shark's lins was put where it
would do the most good, 111 11! a consid.
ei able itiiiititv of American whisky
where il would do tho most harm,
l'hilailulphia boasts suvoral Chincs.t
s'ngerso! 'im Hrst rank, who enlivened
both Iho feast mid the initiation exer
cises with vtiriinis selections from their
nai'vo repertory, which wero received
wilh rapturous a plauso by the hen' hen
nml set on edgo tlio teeth of passing
Ciii istians. The programmo had been
ml up od to an ti'l-night. session, and
there is every reason to suppose, that it
was carried out to tho letter. Viikiuj)
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Oilragn'i Pint tillmn.
The Chicago Tribune, in closinf? an
elaborate article ou lion. Carter II. Jlnr
rison, Mayor ot that city, gives tho fol
lowing ns Mr. Harrison's opinion of St,
Jacobs Oil: "When I first found my
solf suffering from tho rheumatism, my
leading thought was naturally to cull a
physician, but my neighbors ull advised
me to try St. Jacobs Oil, tho Great (ler
man Remedy. I procured some of it im
madiutoly, and found it ezcollcut for
that ailment
A man at Charlotte, N. 0 touched
a lighted eij;ar to Iho elephant's trunk to
co lj anything would happen. lV.ople
vim picked hira up after ins flight found
t l"t ami arm broken, Detroit Free
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nml ilei'uptivi' -yiiipl'inis. mni nun iiiori' is
lint niic way liy wliii li it i-iiii In" i--i'.i'i-d."
l-'nlly Miti-licil id Hi" If. nil and furci' of
tho iii"i:tur'n wurih, lh r. MiitiT IhhIi' liim
oimI tiny mid callrd mi Mr. Wanuriit liii
fstalilisiiiiiriit on l'i -Ii.i : i : ."--( t t-.-t. At
fir.it Mr. U'lirnrr was inriiin' I tn i ri'ti
ci'iit, lint loirniii' tliat llm iiif.innati.iii
ili'siri'd wai iilionl llm alarniiiur im-ri'iisH nf
llrilit'H iI'isimso, liis mami'-i I'liuiij-'i'il in
htniilly, and In' sp vi'ry 'iii iirslly,
" U is trim ll'i't i;ri ;!il's iI s-.i-p lias in
crPiiscd wniidn fully, and v.i' Iiml, I'.v r;li
sMp st.itislirs, tlml in tln 'iist ten yi'ari
im irrowtli litis Iiim-ii '.'.Vi p'-r ci:n!, 1 ' nk nl
Hn- prmniiicnt iin'D it liii" farrird utr:
KviTi'tt, Siiinnrr, Clr:.'P. Wilfin, t'l'j.ii!)-ti-r,
lt'slini ll.ivin nnd o'lirrs. Tins i-tiTi-il.li',
nnd .s'ni'.va a tn-atiT fjr'iwtli limn
that f any cllii'r knnwil c plaint. It
slnnilii In-'plain to evi'iy mil' tini' -Mm'-thiiitf
inn -t In' il'in" to elm I. tin- iin'n-a-1'
lirlliero is no kniiwitia lici'Mt May I'U'i "
'lu ynu t ti i it k many pi npio an' i.llli,-ti'il
with il 'M-day wlm iiu nut rcuiiw it, .Mr.
Warner'"
" llnndrodn n tlionsnnn. I nnv a
jtrikihR exainploof this truth which li"
just cume to in y notiie. A pnitninent
professor in a New Orleans medical rolli'jjo
w.m li'i-.tiiring hi fore hisrlass on tin' suliji ct
nf lir'cht'H ilisiMi.se. Hit had various- Hinds
under mirnwi'iipic nnalysis, nnd was show
ini! tho Htii'leiits wliiit'thc indication if
this terrililn niahidy v.-erp. In order to chow
the contrast lietwe'en healthy and tliihonl
thy tlniil.s he hud provided a vial Ihe con
leiitflof which wermlrawii from his own per
8 ti. 'And now, penile men.' he said, 'ns we
have seen Iho unhealthy indications, I will
show voti how il appears i i a suite of per
fect health,' und In) Bubniilti il his own
Until to the. usual lest. As h wntehed the
results Ins roiinleniiiicc suddenly chiing-'d
his rotor and command hoth left lum,
and In a tremlillnB tolco Ii Raid: 'Oentle-
men, I have undo a painful discovery; J
have llrif-ht's disenso oi the kidneys,' and
and In less than a year he was dead."
"You Lclicve, then, that it has no
symptoms nf in own, and is frequently
unknown even by the person who is
tilllieted wilh it?"
" It lias no symptoms of its own nnd
very often nnue at. nil, Vsuully no twi
people hiivi.' the pamo symptoms, and fro
ipielitly death is the first symptom. Th
slightest indications nf any kidney difli
etilty should bo enniiRh to strike terror to
anyone. 1 know what I nm talking iihotit,
for I have been through till thu stages ol
kidney disease,"
" Yoti know of Ir. Henion's ease?"
"Yes; I havehnlli read and heard of it,"
"It is very wonderful, is It. not?"
" A very prominent case hut no more so
than a crcui. many others that have come
to my notice us having been ctucd hy Ihe
same means."
' You believe, then, Hint Bright'g disensi
I'iin he cured?"
"I know it can. I know it from the
experience of hundreds ot prominent
persons who were Riven up to die by both
their physicians nnd friends."
" Ynu spenk of your own experience,
what was il?"
" A f"tirfnl one. I had felt lanculd and
unfitted for buslnesi for years. But I Hid
not know what ailed me. When, however,
I found it was kidney difllctillv, I thorn-lit
Micro wns little hope, and so did the doc
tors. I have since learned that one of the
physicians of this city pointed mo out to n
u'"ntletnnii on tho street ono day, sayinp:
'i'hero noes a man who will ho dead Within
a year.' I believe his words would have
proven trim If I had not fortunately se
cured and used tho remedy now known as
Warner's Safe Kidney and l.iver Cure."
" And this caused you to manufacture
it?" ...
"No, It caused mo to Investigate. I
went to the principal cities, saw physi
cians prescribing and iis'mx it, mid 1 there
fore determined, ils n duty Lowed Immun
ity and the aanorilifr, to'hrlnK it within
their reach, and now it is known In every
part of America, is S'lld In eve ry drug store
and has become a household necessity."
- 'The reporter left Mr. Warner, much Im-
Tlio common poinlo probably shows
tliu clluct of cultivation tit much as tiny
idant ever introduced into holds or
lriii lcns. lint it is iiotL't-nnriiily known
tluit the elinnjio from its normal to w!i:it
vvu may term improved sttilc is quite
rapid, ri'iiiimir ouiy :i lew years in pro
iltico lare tubers of various colors from
the wild olios by caroiul culture. Where
llm wild plant (irow tilmiiilnii'.l.v in
New Mexico and soino parts of Arizona,
the ranch men assure us that, when they
plow up the wild plants in ptittin,' in
ciiltiMi'.ed crops, thu ef.ect upon the po
tato's is ijtuto marked. Tho tubers at
lirst are nUmt thesie of small marbles,
or a half inch or a liltle more in di
imii'tci'. but the .second season artei'
belli;; disturbed they will become, nearly
nr iuite iluublu th) orie-inal size, and
the next Si'tison still larger, if not killed
out in the plovvint; and hoeintr. Thu
sie of tin) plants also inereasci'iind thu
li'al'els, which at tirst are only tibnut H
half in h wide by an Inch in length, in-ci-ea-u
in tho siimo proiortiim as tlio
tiihefs. Wo havo ourselvoi gathered
the tubers from tho wild plants in tlio
nml sun-lied soils of tho valleys of New
Mexico, as well in from tho 'disturbed
or plowed land, und noted tliu dif
forcii 'e in size as claimed by many of
the residents of tho country.- .V. 1'.
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A Commercial Item.
Mnso Sclinuinburg'B little boy, nl
tlniiyh onlv ten years old, is traveling
around slung to a tray, like a miniature
Satn'l of l'oscn. instead of boing sent to
M'h'iol whero he could acrjuiro a knowl
ciltX" of nrithmelio that might bo useful
to hitn liorealter.
An Austin gontloman stopped Moso
Si liauniburr, junior, and asked tho litll i
fell iw how much he made on his arti
cles. "l'ivo per shont; don't yer vant a
batr of sushpendors for a quarater of a
tnllari"1
"Kivo por cent! Why that's not much
profit."
"I hash never pin to school, but 1
shuppose I makes five per shent. What
costs nm ono tollar I sells for live tol
lars. Don't you vant two balrs of sush
renders for a quarter of a tollar."
Texan tlif'linqy.
Rtraioiiten yonr old boots and shoes
wilh l.yon't Heel stifleucrs, and wear them
again.
"Si-X here, (h'orgie," said a fond
niitmiiia to lmr liltle mm, as tin y wulked
on (lie liciicli, " what ii lot of nice little
I'Uilid tdoiii'S," "Yes," prumliled
(.li'iitarie, ns he cast u Keiirehing fdauee
aruutiil, "nnd not a blessed thing to
throw 'em nt,
Foi dytptpila, tadlvMtlea. oprestloa o(
niriu and (Dral debility, la tbslr Tiriou
formi also u a praTentativt against fever and
vaue and other intermittent f eriri, the " Ferro
Hioipborated Elixir ef OslluTa," made bj
Onwall, Baiard A Co., New York, and told by
all DrnggiiU, to the beet tonle and for pitient'i
recommit tnu tvm or ether alokaeea, it hat
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AUITIK, Tuil, rorury 30, IU1.
To Mr. J, W. Orabam, Druggl.tit
Dear Sir cue iu an acute farm ot Bron
chltia, and ih ot one and a hill year's duration,
t oinplojad tho beat modioli aid poonlbla, but (ailed
rapidly, until thedootore uld I would die that mj
cam ww Incurable. Thrown upon rajr own retouines
t got a bottle of Da WH. HALL'S BALSAM
FOK THE LUNOS, asd la ilr houri felt a decided
relief. In three daji the cough 1 1 most disappeared.
Now that my chinoei of life are good for many yean,
I earnettly recommend the abofe to erery lufforur
ot throat or lung dlaawe. 0. 0. LATUItOP.
I ho Ma hi Hit '1111111 r n'lsuiiinionrti
out I iiw-iy tlio oM tops Irom Iho s 1.
l.u ivus buiis: cli'au oB all weeds, and
i-dVL'r Ibo gnounds with a llboral muleli
0 gi;oil mnuure. Early in spring fork
Dvi r iho fitrce, alloVin?; the short,
toticii portion of tho manure to romain,
lail ruliinjj oX tho coarno, straw tui-torioi.
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