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About The West. (Florence, Lane County, Or.) 1890-1921 | View Entire Issue (April 6, 1894)
* MODEL SAVAGE. CREOSOTE AND CONSUMPTION t h e l l r u i W o u ld S c » « Io lie A ide Io M a o t e r th e 1,(*<•«„**. I 1 King K I ih iu a I n an A u t o c r a t o f t h e I le s t 1’o M lb le T y p e . K ing Khamn is a model savage, if a Consumption is now combated ly many specialists using creosote. The black man who has been thoroughly benefit derived from tile proper employ civilized by European and missionary ment ut this drug is hardly quiwtiona* influences can still be called one. lie ble. Or. Warner, consulting physician ia an auto crat of the best possible type, to tho French Hospital. New York city, whose influence in his country is en w rites to Tho Medical Jo u rn al: "D u r- tirely throw n into the scale of virtue iug a eoiiiewhnt extensive employment for the suppression of vice. Such a of thia remedy in phthisis for the pa t thing ns th eft is unknown in his realm. four years, l oth ia hospital and in p ri He will not allow his subjects to make vate practice, I have watt bed w ith I r drink lieer. Ho lia s put a stop also fcreat encouragement the steady gain in to tile existence of witch doctors a n il tao results obtained, but it bus teen their w ilts throughout all the Lauiaug- only during the latter half of tho tim e v.'ato. • lie conducts in person services every th at tile positive value of creosote as an agent for com bating most powerfully Sunday in his large, round kotla, or the effects of this die«.iso has been made place of assembly, standing beneath the uppnrm t. Formerly my custom was to tree of justice and the wide canopy of adm inister the drug in sm all doses, ex lienvcu in a truly patriarchal style. Ho ceptionally giving more than six or eight in keen in tho suppression of all super minim s daily. During the last couple stitious and eats publicly the flesh of of years, howevi r, tho doses have been tho duylcer, it sort of roebnek. which largely increased with correspondingly was formerly tho totem of tile tribe and better results." Some specialists ex la id as sacred among them 20 years plain tho favorableuetioii of creosote in ago. Tho late King Sikkome, Kliaran’s lessening tho bronchial secretion end father, would not so much as step on improving the appetite. Other observ a duyker skin, and it is still looked up ers, however, believe in n distinctively on w ith more veneration by his sub jects th an Khniuu would wish. curative value of the remedy. As an instance of K ham a's power and Dr. Warm r w rites: "T heg en eral con dition of the patient, as 11 rule, rapidly judgm ent, it is sufficient for us to quote improves, in somo cast s llio appetito the sudden change of his capital from is better, the cough at first becomes less Shoshong to the present site, Palapwe. durin g tho daytime, while remaining Shoshong was in a strong position, quite as before dining tho night. A fter n where the Ihinmngwato could effectual time, however, it also lessons at night, ly protect themselves from the Mnta- i f tho sputum lias been tinged with lie lin ' raids under Lobcngula, but it was blood, this condition di appears, con badly supplied with water, and iu dry trary to what might be expected, nscre- seasons the inhabitants suffered greatly ogotu is said to congest the bronchial from drought. The change of capital mucous membrane, and while nt first had been a subject discussed for years, the sputum is not imieh lessened, if at but Khnma waited quietly until people all, its character is changed—from lin began to think that ho was against it ing thick and yellow muco-purulent, and would never move. Ho waited, in in fact—it becomes thinner, fiotliy and fact, until lie was sure of British pro tection, u n til be knew that Lobeugula contains less solid m atter. In no case where previously attacks could not attack Ins people at Palapwe of hemoptysis—spitting of blood—had w ithout end.roiling himself iu a war occurred have they taken place after , w ith England. Then suddenly one day, w ithout any tho creosote treatm ent has been estab lished. The night sweats grow less and prefatory w arning, King Khamn gave in many cases entirely (lisappcur, and order« fur tlio move, and the exodus after aw hile there is a total absence of begun on tho next day, and in two the daily fever. The weight of ttie pa month«' tiino 15,(100 individuals were tient always increases at fust, then it is located in th eir new capital, 00 miles apt to rem ain stationary, and in excep away from Shoshong. Under K ham a's tional euses may lessen, anil then a g rad direction, everything was conducted in ual increase takes place. Tho first in tlio bent [xiKsiblo order. To every man crease in weight is no doubt duo to tho was given Ids «Hotted ground, and lie improvement in appetite and tho great was told to build Ids huts thereon. Not er ability of the patient to properly as a «ingle dispute arose, and no one would im agine today th at only a few years sim ilate the fund consum ed." Large amounts of creosote may bo re ago Palapw e was nniububited. Khnma, in m anner and appearance, tained w ithout discomfort, one ot Dr. W arner's patients reaching a daily is thoroughly a gentleman, dignified amount of 215 minim s. A valuable aid utid courteous. Ho wears well made to the internal adm inistration of creo European clothes, a billycock hat and sote is found by tho coincident use of gloves; ill bi« baud bo brandishes a antiseptic inhalations of creosote. "M y dainty cane, and ho pervades every custom Is to use creosote combined ei thing in his country, riding about ther with tcrebeno or ether in a 5(1 [ ht from point to point wherever his pres cent solution, 10 or 15 minim s dropped ence is required, and if ho is ju st a lit on the sponge of a Robinson’s inhaler, tle too much of a dandy it is an error and employed every second or third in his peculiar case in the right direc hour, and in some instances where tion.—Contemporary Review. marked lienetit has been derived from . T e a p o t C o lle c to r s . the employment of this uieusuro tho I respirutor has been worn almost con- ' Tea was not known in England till sta u tly ," is tho testimony of the doctor. the tim e of Charles II. but it is inter Ue tried also the effect, in a large esting to trace the gradual increase in w ard of a hospital, of allowing an an the size of teapots, from the dim inutive tiseptic m ixture to simm er gently over productions o ff" Elers, in tho tiim a low fire during the night. This m ix of Queen Anne se , 7'ii urge I. when tea ture generally consisted of oil of euca was sold in (quitliecuries’ shops, to tin lyptus, carbolic acid and turpentine. cnpueior.s vessel which supplied Di A drum each of tlio first two and two Johnson witli "the cup that cheers bu: dram s of tho Inst were put in about ii not in ebriates." Mr. Croker, in hisedi q u ilt of water in a shallow dish and tion of "B osw ell's L ife," mentions a heat applied. Tho effect was to till the teapot that belonged to Dr. Johnson w ard w ith u pungent, arom atic vapor which held tv^o quarts, but this sinle which has a markedly restful action, into insignificance compared with tie coughing being not nearly so genet ill or superior m agnitude of that in the pus session of Mrs. Murray at of Wimbledon frequent.—New York Ledger. who purchased it at tho sale of Mrs R e d u r ln * V llo-al io n I ii H a llw a y ( ’tin s Piozzi’s effects at Strentliain. This tea A new invention embodies a princi pot, which was the one originally u-n ple which will eomiiK m l itsi If to all by Dr. Johnson, bolds more than thri ■ railw ay travelers. It ia sought to les quints. George IV bad a large iihschi sen the discomfort and imimyanee ol binge ot teapots, piled in pyramids i. travel on many lines on which there is the pavilion at Brighton. Mrs. Eliz excessive vibration by file conitruetion abeth ( 'urtcr was also ii colli etor of ten of a pneuinaitc ear " which enihraei s pots. Also Mis. Ilawes. who bequeathed tho application of an elastic fluid as an HOI) specimens to her daughter. Mrs. Donkin. Among them are several be absorbent for vibratiou and oaeilla tio n .” An n lr cushion is arranged on longing to Queen C h arlo tte.— Balas the cellular principle between the car Journal. body and the truck frame, and as there ' W h it e B lo n d Al»»«»rblng t h e H a w a iia n . is au equal distribution of a ir under Tho lunninge of young American men varying pressures ail oscillation is pre vented. Tliis elastic medium ia said to to hair w hites is becoming quite fre completely absorb all vibration result quent among respectable white families ing from rough track . jointing of rails, in H awaii. It is of no use for the for axcesaive speed or any o tln r cause, and eign parents to turn the cold shoulder. the cur is curried smoothly and steadily O litim es tho half white girls are fully along. Tins pneum atic system can be equal in intelligence, taste ami domes equally well applied to street ears, and tic virtues to those who marry them. instances are not hard to *in«l in which it There will be more of these marriages, ».¿questionably should be. Exchange. ami tin» mixed blood will improve with growing prosperity ami better educa tion, ami as tin» prim itiveinlluences and A n PaM erit D a in ty . The Chim sa are certainly a strange environments <h crease with tho lapse of people—strang«) in appearance. customs generations. Indeed one way that the Hawaiian population is now decreas ami tastes. Ona of their greatest deli cue tea of food, regarded from a Chinese ing is not so much by the disappearance epicure’s point of view, is ‘niillii,*’ as by the dilution or by whitening of which, in plain English, iiicaiw "n . iv- the blood.—New York Evening Post. Ixrru mice, yet blind. ” Tin se are placed T lic O b lig in g J u r y m a n . alive ou little trays ami set before tach Pome jurym en iiave too low an opin gueet, who dips them one at a time into a ja r of honey and then swallows the ion of wh.it some philosophers call their tiny creature«. When the em peror’s wed ego and are willing to depute their d u ding was celebrated a few years ago, , ties to an alter ego. When Mr. Justice CO.000 of tho helpless creatures were Gould had been about two hours trying n case nt Yoik. ho noticed there were thus consumed.—New York 1 b ra hl. _______ but 11 jurym en in tho box. "Please, my lo rd ," replied tho foreman in an N ovel tViiy o f H elling 11 C orti C 'urer. A gentleman who has been traveling swer to tho judge's natural inquiry, in Franco relate'« that in Paris the bar "th o other has gone away about sonic her who was shaving him stepped two business bo had to do, but bo hss left or three times upon tho side of his toot. bis verdict w ith luo," —Loudon Illu s trated Nows. A t last tho customer called out: “ Please don’t do that any more! I T e r r ib le D e a th o f a n I n v e n to r . have a co m .” A chemist named Liardet met a “ Exactly what I was trying to find out, m onsieur,’’ said tho burber bland- sirs king death at Melbourne recently, ly. "W e have nu excellt nt preparation lie was engaged In Ids laboratory in for removing corns, fur salo nt n franc pome experiments with n powerful ex plosive, w hieh ho hud just succeeded in por lio ttle.''—Texan Siftings. inventing after years of patient labor and at an outlay of several thousands A c h i l i l l . l i J llr itr l» . F ath er—My buy, who is only three of pounds, when the sulwtanco explod ed. with the result that the unfortunate years old. said to me thia morning m a il waa blow n to pieeea. Ilia mangled (tells the same old story). Friend \ i s. and isn't it strnnge that rem ains being projected right through • child only 3 year-sold call repeat joins a wooden partition. — Klolbonrno Ga zette. that are at Innat 25 years old? llallo W hen been uro unusually cries it is well to put a 'few leaves ol home grown tobacco into the unnk er along with th e other m aterial Persons accustomed to ha idling laws can readily determ ine when they are in good hum or or other win»*. Potash is valuable for fruits,and Mindy and limestone soils nearli alw ays need it. NOTICE i n I'K E lin o R S . Ju p ite r has a red spot and a white one, and both puzzle astron Notice la hereby given th a t tbe undersigned Ii a j been a p p ointed a«lmini.-trator of the estate <»f W illiam I’aliner, « u< va*e«l, by the C ounty C ourt of Lane county, Oregon. All perm u b a v in ,'c la im s against »aid estate are require«! to present them w ith the proper vouchers, w ith in >ix m ouths of the d ate of th is notice, to the undersigned a t Acme, Oregon. J a «'«l e.t Acme. Oregon, till.’« 20th (lay of M arch, bl»». M. 1>. L a s p i . n iin iln istrato r for the estate of W illiam Palm er, deceased. K. O. I'oTTEit, uttoruey for said estate. A13 o m ers. About it h a lf pint of w ater is f-aid to bo throw n off by the lungs every half hour. Horseshoes of alum inum , weigh ing hut seven ounces each, are talked of for the use of cavalry horses in the arm y. The famous “agricultural ants id 'th e Southwestern United States >fli u build their houses, or nest.-, fo u l tw< Ive to twenty feet high. N o r j t E FOR PUBLICATION. ti'Jd Reward, jlOO- The readers of this paper will 1«: pleas- ( cd to learn that there is at least one How it H appened. dreaded disease that science lias been T h « follow ing re m a rk a b le e v e n t in a la d y ’s w ill i n te r e s ttlte read er: ' F o r a long tim e I aide to cure iu all its stages, and Hint i b life u d a te r r ib le p a in a t m y b e a n , w hich flu t Catarru. H all’s Catarrh Cure is II» te re d a lm o s t in c e ssa n tly . 1 bud no a p p e tite a n d c o u ld u o t sleep. 1 w ould bo co m p e lled only positive cure now known to n e to sit. u p in Inxl u n d belch gus from m y s to m u n til I th o u g h t e v e ry m in u te w ould be medical Iraicriiity. Catarrh being a a m c y h lu st. T h e re w as a feelintf o f o p p re ssio n as a f ra id to d ra w a c instilntionai disease, requires a consti a fu b ll o u b t re m a y th h . e a I r t, c o a u n ld d n I ’t w sw eep a ro o m w ith tutional treatm ent. H all's Cu arrh Cure o u t s ittin g dow n mid re s tin g ; b u t, th a n k b y th e h e lp of New H e a r t C u re a ll t h a t is taken internally, acting directly up n God, is p a s t a n d 1 feel llk o a n o th e r w om an. B e fo re u s i^ r th e New H e a rt ( ’o re I h u d ta k e n he blood anil mucous surfaces of the ditterei-* y-caded l m . JJ -rtn -i^ x eir tr e a te d system, Iberetty d.-stroying the founda by d o c to r s w ith *' jl '• Hei.^uv u n til I wa;» Ii <ll.»courageo # n d u iagusled. My h u sb a n d tion of the disease, and giving the pa bof b o u g h t tne a b o ttle o f Hr. M iles’ New H e a r t ure, a n d am h a p p y to say I n e v e r re g re tte d lient strength by building up the cnnsti C It, ns 1 now h a v e a ap le n d id a p p e tite a n d tution and assisting nature in doing io- sleep y e ll. I w eighed 125 pounds w hen I be g a n ta k in g th e rem edy, a n d now I w eigh 130'4. v. irk. ’1 lie proprietors have so niuei I t s effect, in m y c a se l i a s been tr u ly t n « n c l I t f a r s u rp a ss e s a n y o th e r m ediclno I faith in its curative powers, that tiny ous. h a v o e v e r ta k e n o r a n y ben efit I e v e r r e offer One Hundred Dollars for au.i c eiv ed from p h y s ic ia n s .” —Mrs. H a rry S ta rr, P o ttsv ille , Pa., O c to b er 12, lb92. ease that it fails to core. I)r. Miles' New H e a r t C ure is sold on a posi e g u a ra n te e by te l d ru g g is ts , o r l>y th o Dr. Send foi circulars ami testim onial, tiv M iles M edical Co., E lk h a r t, In«!., on re c e ip to f p rice, ¡51 p er b o ttle , six b o ttle s E ’», e x p re ss p re Address paid. T his g r e a t d isco v e ry by a n e m in e n t F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, () sp e c ia list in h e a r t disease, c o n ta in s u tith o r o £ « “ S..hl by Druggists, 75c. A27 p ia te s n o r d a n g e ro u s d ru g s. iSold by all Druggists. T IM B E R L A N D , A C T JUNE 3 , 1 8 7 8 . BARGAINS. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. BARGAINS. Land ».fice «it Ri»xebur<, Oregon, March ft, Isy». Notice is hereby gixeii Unit tlie follow ing nam e I -« i t l e r has tiled notice of liis in te n tio n t » m ake final proof iu support of his claim , and tb it sai«l proof will be m ade before W. U. Douglas, U. S. t-o u rt C om m issioner, for Oregon, a t Marsufl «1, Qrcgou, on S aturday, A pril 2a, 18Ji, viz: M<Ws J. Towne, H om estead Entr> No. 77-18, for the nw*4 °f vc. 16, e l2 of sc’ "«c. S. a n d sw ' 4 of sw l4 sec. ip. 20 range tl w. tie nam es the follow ing wit. e- -es ti» prove Ills c o n tin u o u s residence upon an d c u ltiv a tio n of, said laud, viz: Wil ia duck and i'hom as it. G abriel of G ardiner,, o -this county. Oregon, H enry A. Bay and i i '. Alary A. buy of Em pire City, Coos county, • lc g o n . J ohn H. S huck , ,Mió-A20 Register. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Land Office a t Roseburg, Oregon, Feb. 11, 1891 «»tice is hereby given th a t the followinp- univd se ttle r 1ms filed notice of his in te n tio n to m ake final proot in support of h is claim , ind th a t said pro if will be »nade before W. . Doughix, U. S. C ircu it C ourt Com m issioner i -r Oregon, a t M arshfield, Oregon, on Saturday, tp ril 7, lblh, viz; W illiam B luck, • . prc-emp!j«»H I»..-. No. 7o 0, f..r the sc’4' of aw j \C4 <>t v , .'cc. and bus ii, 21 ami 22, se< ip. 21 s, range 11 w. ie nam es the follow ing witnesses to provi tiis c ontinuous residence upon ami cultiv atio i of, said land, viz: henry A. Bay, Moses J. Towne, l h unas B. Gabriel, Mary Ann Bay, ail of G ardiner, D ouglas county, Oregon. J ohn II. S iiu p e , F23-MS0 Register Will sell lot» in Acme from |25 to :IG0. U nited States Land OTicc, Roseburg, Oregon, Will sell lots in Chi' iign «ddition to March 11, lay I. N otice is hereby given th u t in com pliance w ith tlie provisions of tho a c t of Florence eheup and on eiov teniif-. W. A. Cox. Congress of Ju n e 8, 1S7H, e n title d ‘‘An a c t for the sale of tim ber lands In tbe sta te s of C alifor nia, Oregon, Nevada, ami W ashington T erril - ry ,” Carl lr. Pyritz of G ardiner, C ounty of Dnugla», State of Oregon has th is day filed in th is office h is sworn state iuent No.---- , for the purchase of the n ’2 of nw*4, and nw ‘4 of ne’4 of section No. 1», in T ow nship No. 21 s, R ange No. 11 w, and w ill of fer proof to show th a t the la n d sought is more valuable for its tim b e r or stone than for agri c u ltu ra l purposes, and to establish bis claim to mich land before the Register and Receiver o f th is office a t Roseburg, Oregon, on Wcdnewlaj the 6th day of Ju n e, Mill. He nam es as wit nesses: Myriu McGuire, I,. .Seymour, C hristian Pyritz, Fred our, of G ardiner, D ouglas county, Oregon. 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Contract - The town of Glennda ie situated on the Pacific coaat, fronting the (treat Siuslaw river, has deep water frontage, and tho beet effzre are H.M. Chamberlin B e e f , -T H E J e w e le r . — DEALCR »X-- nade manufacturers, tradesmen and home-builders to settle in thia B ie H , G am e, F i-c iite , "V e g e t a b l e s . If", VO o AN EXCELLENT FA! M A b o u t seven m ile s u p th e Sins riv e r fro m l'i, rcuee, n m l s iliu iie d ■ i the b o tto m lands of t h e r iv e r , is "U e o f Hi R A IL R O l D R A T E S . licit farms in I aine county, fo r grab The rate on tlio Southern Pacific from o r p a s tu re laud it i " n n o xe e lle d end Eugeno to San Francisco and return is ' the best proof thut it produce» the flnest 124.75. and from Drain to San Franeiseo viii ieties ot fruit. is lliat there is grow mid return $22.85. These nites include ing n large orehenl consisting ol tbe tivs coupons o f admission to the Fair choicest kinds of fruit-trees now in Tickets will be on sale from Juniirv 24th I hearing. This farm w ill he sold as a Kepait'iug Prom ptly Pone and those boarding tlio train at ei her wbole or in ten, live or one acre tracts Eugene or Drains, will arrive in San A N D w o n x W A R R A N T E D . to suit pnrel a-ers. W rite to O 1 Ken- Franeiseo on the following day at 10 42 | nedv, Fhirct.ee, Oregon, for particulars n. in. Tickets good for 30 days from F ront S i k i . i t . F l o u e m s '.. O i : lg <> n . an I prices. I date of sale. CLOCKS, JEW ELR Y . uost healthy town on the coast o A NARROW ESCAPE! How it Happened. Thf* follow ing re m a rk a b le e m n t In n lady'fl life w ill I n te re s t tb e re a d e r: “ F o rtt long tim e I h a d a te rrib le p a in n t tn y h e a r t, w hich fiufc- te re d a lm o s t in c e ss a n tly . 11 .d no a p p e tite an d co u ld not sleep. I ’ w ould r o c o m pelled to s it u p in bed a tui b e lc h g a s fro m m y sto m a c h u n til 1 th o u g h t e v e r y m ln u to w ould bo m y la st. T h e re w as a feelln < o f o ppression a b o u t in r h e a rt, a n d 1 w as a f ra id to d ra w a f u ll b re n t It. 1 c o u ld n 't sw eep a room w ith o u t s ittin g dow n e n d re s tin g : b u t, th a n k God, by th e h e lp of New H e a r t C u re nil th a t Is p a s t a n d I feel L vO a n o th e r w om an. Be fore u sin g th o New H e a rt C u re I h a d ta k e n d ifferen t no-called rem ed ies a n d been tr e a te d by do d o rs w ith o u t a n y benefit u n til I waa b o th d isco u rag e d an l d isg u ste d . My h u sb an d b o u g h t nto n b o ttle o f Dr. MI.es’ 5iew H e a rt t a re , a n d n n ih u p u y to*«ay l n e v e r re g re tte d It. ns 1 now h a v e h sp le n d id a p p e tite an d Bleep w ell. I w eighed 12.*» pounds w hen I I e- a n ta k in g th e rem edy, a n d now I weigh 190M, is e ffe c t iu m y c ae e h a s been tru ly m a r» e l- ous. I t f a r su rp a ss s a n y otln r m e dicine I h a v e e v e r ta k 'it o r R'iy benefit I e v e r re ceived fro m p b v s le la n s .” —Mrs. H a rry S ta rr, P o ttsv ille . Pa.. O c to b er 12. 1M>2. Dr. M iles’ N. w H e a rt ( tir e Is sold on a posl- t b e g u a ra n te e by n 1 d ru g g is ts , o r by th e Dr. Miles M edical C< . F k h u rt. Ind.. on re c e ip to f prl 'c, t l p. r b o ttle , six b o ttle s Ift. e x p re ss p re paid. T h is g r e a t d isco v e ry by a n e m in e n t sp e c ia list in h e a r t d isease, con ta i o s n e ith e r o p ia te s u u r d a n g e ro u s drugs. i Write Geo. H. Colter for particular».