The Columbian., July 24, 1885, Image 4

BARTHOLDI'S BIG GIRL.
The Prejudice Met By a Canvasser
for the Pedestal Jb'und.
TheBartholdi pedestal fund is nearly
complete. The statue has arrived and
soon New York harbor will be graced
by the most magnificent colossal statue
the world has ever seen.
" Liberty Enlightening the World ! "
What a priceless blessing personal lib
erty is. It ia the shrine at which peo
ple, ground under the heel of tyranny
in the older worlds, worship with a
fervency that Americans can scarcely
realize; it is a principle for which
Nihilists willingly die the death of
dogs; and fit and proper it is that at
the very entrance of the Vmy of New
York this emblematic statue should
Hash a welcome to the world.
The press is entitled to the credit of
this achievement. Mr. Philip Beers,
who has been making a circuit of the
couutrv on behalf of the Pedestal fund
says that the fund will certainly be
raised, as the H arid does not Know ine
word fail.
Mr. Beers says, he lias found the most
pronounced generosity among those of
foreign birth. They seem more appre
ciative of liberty than do our native
born. Moreover, among some a strange
prejudice seems to exist.
"Prejudice? In what particular? "
"I have ever found that however
meritorious a thing may be, thousands
of neoole will inevitably be prejudiced
against it. I have spent most of my life
on the road and I know the American
people, 'like a book.' In 1S79 a per
sonal misfortune illustrated this pre
vailine prejudice. I was very ill, had
suliered several years with headache,
fickle appetite, dreadful backache,
cramps, hot head, cold hands and feet
and a general break down ot the system.
I dragged myself back to New York,
seeking the best protessionai treatment.
It so happens that among my relatives
is a distinguished physician who up
braided me roundly for preaching so
much about mv own case. Finally, with
some spirit, 1 remarked to him :
" 'Sir, you know that much of your
professional wisdom is pretense. 1 ou
are controlled by prejudice. You can
not reach a case like mine and you
know it, can vou?'"
"I had him; and he finally conceded
the point, for it was bright's disease of
the kidneys which had prostrated me,
and the schoolmen admit they cannot
cure it. Having cured mvself, how
ever in 1S71). and not having seen a
sick da v since, mv relative finally ad
mitted that Warner's safe cure, which
accomplished this result, was really a
wonderful preparation. Had Presi
dent Butter, of the Central-Hudson
used it, I am certain he would be alive
to-day, for he could not have been in a
worse condition than I was.''
" I have found similar prejudices
among all classes concerning even so
laudable a scheme as this pedestal
fund."
Mr. Beers' experience and the recent
death of President Butter, of the Central-Hudson
railroad, of an extreme
kidney disorder, proves that the phy
sicians have no real power over such
diseases, and indicates the only course
one should pursue if, as the late Dr.
Willard I'arker says, headache, sick
ness of the stomach, dropsical swell
ings, back ache, dark- and offensive
fluids, prematurely impaired eyesight,
loss of strength and energy occur, for
they unmistakably indicate a fatal re
sult, if not promptly arrested.
"Yes, sir-ee, every cent needed for
the pedestal will be raised. Of course
it will be a great triumph for the
World, but would it not have been an
eternal disgrace had our people failed
to provide for this pedestal?"
The
Bright Side of Heine; Liu;
Unfort mate as they d
for their line feet an 1 le
and I-;mple5. no w omen
eni i:lel!iSe.
S of good:)
en
rs
:r so
tender!-.
-.e I
imd
aft
pelted. Ion-el
made "much of"' as are little wo::, en.
Men rush forward to shi-M them fr.-ia
danger and c? mfort them a th -y
would babies who may be walked on
by great hulking women (inline:-.-, who
always stoop before s-::sMe mirr.-rs.
Whoever heard of :1:130m soot hing and
. moliifying a tall ':i;.tn '.' .--li - can
Ft and 'in the car I c :iu-e she is g
enough to r a h t! e .-trap. Utile
women r.re hu-'.le.! obout i-y tl.e big
ones, inn men iruwii i.-roe!o;;s. v a:
and take up their tattles.
"Oh, 1 wish you were bigger, Sailie."
said a bhteksniith once, wot a v. o'iopiu'
I'd give Vi-r. i;al."
li g men :t:mes always are captured
at sight by little miles ,f women their
he'plessue-s appea's to them. Snppo-e
someone should nurt them. let I ttl
wo'nu-n are blind to all th's obvious a I-
vautage and are io:eer lemoan ug a
lot which .-tuuted their growth. Ex-
Dull Colors for Vis tingr Dresses.
Dull gre -n, moycn.ige bin-- and lead
roTors are seen in the lres-es sent out
by Wortli and oth. r Yr ne!i !r. .-s-makers,
and th; .; ,-r" commended to
correspondents wh h ve a-ked about
vi-iting d:e--cs, ft; !r :i--eau, an 1 for
dtv r-cej.t o:s gi-nerally. Th very
s f.. gree.i dru-s- of -oft repped sic
have ecru i:r ( s and tinsei itass -iii'-nte! io
for their garni1. uve. lull blue 15 ngalinr
sills have tie- liomices of !,la k lace,
with pes haps . iitire trout of the skirt
covered with b!.-i -k n 1 wio:!"ht ui;h
blue iride-ce ,i. f.eads, and w i b galooii
.f t!ie-; t ea !- trimmed th w:,'s:. Tii
l'-ad c-lors :ire ino-t !'. : i;i trren i
'iiies wr . ugh? wit!) l.-ad beads, and :!-o
in sat m of rieh u.tiity. For
ei-ieij v
ladies tin re are tn-tcfil eomb',:al:o:is
of this dark 1 -ad cn!-r d .-at n w Hi
fome ' :i !e. gr madine of the same
color.
an 1 black l.-.ce l.d.l o.'.-r
th.
sal
i -or iii-.oes. clmre'i an-I
in
cnage l,!i.e shades, the dull give -is,
which are mora nearly like sage, than
oliv - gr ens. and in the delica-e fawn
and beige shades. J.'ur-.cr' JJ-tzar.
A collect-on j,:iS ),..,. u taken up in
Washington. I). ('.. the proecds to be
used in repairing P -hick Church, near
Mount Vernon. The church was ;v'
v.avs attended by the Father of Irs
Country, though he was a vestryman of
and always maintained :t pew in Christ
Church, Alexandria, to whose erect on
he was a contributor. Pohick Church
is nearly two centuries old. and was
eon-trueted from material brought from
England. The mo-t interesting mem
ories, as well as memorials, are at
tached to this ancient fane.
EPITHELIOMA.
An Affection Which Concern the Mem
br ine Cluing Most of the Internal Or
g.in. This word now so sadly familiar
from the case of our great fellow-e'ticn,
General Grant is one of the nanici of
carcinoma, or cancer. It is used be
cause most cases of cancer arc co i
neete I with the epithelum the mem
brane which lines most of the internal
organs and cavities of the body or
with the epidermis (scarf-skin), which
covers the outer surface and is ewi
tlaliy of the same nature.
All our tissues muscles, membranes,
r.irves, fat, bones, etc. are built um
bv and consist mainly of cells. These
cells select from the" blood, transform
and assimilate the element? essential to
their activity, growth and perpetuation.
Tiiev multiply by division. Tumors
result from a morbid multiplication of
c,l!s.
Benign tumors simply crowd as they
gr av by the multiplication of cells
a j:i i ns. tlu; adjacent parts. In maiig
n:i!.t tumors the multiplying cells iu
iiiir.it'? into the adjacent parts, and thus
co nstantly enlarge their deadly area:
or they are taken up by the blood-vessels
and lymphatic vessels, particularly
the latter, and borne to distant glands,
where they set up the same deadly
action.
A cancer of whatever kind is always
malignant, though a hard cancer, of
of which an epithelioma is one, is not
so malignant as a soft cancer, in which
the cells preponderate over the fibrous
tissue. What is nmv called a sarcoma,
which wa-? once thought to be a cancer,
is a benign tumor generally, but may
be malignant. It differs from a cancer
m i'nly in having its cells separated
from each other by intervening sub
stance. In the latter the cells lie
against each other several hundred of
them perhaps in (otherwise) empty
spaces, or nests. The microscope alone
distinguishes between the two the
cancer and the sarcoma.
A cancer may long remain simply a
hard, painless tumor, with its true
character unknown. If it can be cut
out then, it may never recur. This,
therefore, is the time for its extirpation.
A cancer due solelv to local irritation
is rpi'te likely to b3 cured when
operated on early. When due to hered
itary t iirf, it is more likely to recur
under some new irritation.
The age at which cancers appear is
generally after forty. Hence the ocur
renc ot" a hard tumor, sav from forty
live and onward, should awaken a!te:i
tion. But comparatively few tumors
are cancerous.
In cus.'s wliere ext'rpation is imprac
ticable, medical treatment may st II do
lvueh for the general health, the relief
of distressing symptoms, and averting
the progress of organic disease.
Youth's I 'onipanion.
QUEEf THINGS IN TRADE.
Whence Come the lUtv Material For the
American Uirl's Clivw iiii-i:nm Peculiar
Phases of .iiitiivi t e in mitii American
Countries.
If auybody imag'n s tha- the Vassar
girl is not a givat factor in the com
ni -rce of th s country, lie will be aston
ished to learn t at dur ug the year
is I the republic of M'i. o exported
lC.r.fio v,o:th of -h wing-gum.
ncarlv till of wh'ch com s
(. t' tt-burgn
for manufa -t;:.
.n 1 .::;r'::g th." fo n th
ir :.io:;e .. p r!s from
hant ng raw material
. '. When tiie
- i'.a! t p.' c:'.o-.i:c!ioi.e
.he i a i y. at only
o.;, i foi- the -la-t
1 t w il begin to
c.t i;;r ra-.e bet ween
an 1 eh w ng-guni
nuaner oi iusl
i- r i
ve
Mexico of this e:.cii:
amounted to
public ut;d -rst ir:iN i
exports our.ng i:.
reached ty'S-rl. l.-.''
;iiart.-r only -v't':.
appreciate the ee
the rubber g o i
furn shed by tii ' A
cording to Mhis-tiv
imports ir-m U c
months reached tib
'l,:-'4, P'-O.jo, ex. e
o;ooo the import
e ev.ua! ry. c-Iv'o-;au.
o.ir t .t.il
j for t h last twelve
u r.)i us s.iu! of
d:.!g iy over
- ti';!ii Mexico bv
an)- other na'ion
Of th
s amount more
2 ;o, was in
than one-Ita t, o
precious ni.'ta's, the remainder l;e;ng
J stributed in fru is. lino wo; ds, hides,
live animals, cotlee. sugar and to
bacco. Tiie State of Co! ma is dwelt upon at
length by Consul Maido, of Manaudio,
as a magnifnent country lor .m r'can
investment in cotlee c-tates. which are
said to be wonderfully siieee sful and
remunerative, 'iheCol.nia ( oil'ea has
become an art cle of expint to '.halnit
el States, wheie t n al es the h ghest
prices. It resem'ol -s fI.-!ia, has an
eX'inis.ta llavor. an i s. ; for twe:itv to
twenty-tive cnls a ; ou d. Col mi
ranks econ I : s to tuuitity a-il
tir.-t as to ipial - n the coil'ee
produc ng Stat s of Mei o but
Col ma, in addil.o.n towiest'ing
now ami then with yellow lever,
is on the ragged e!ge of a 'ivingvol-
cano, wh'ch aimo.-t
city in ISIS, ami k
destroyed the
iile 1 two thou-
sand people in 1 ":!.
Consul Mahlo says: -trade
of ( o'ima, is
hands of Cermans,
ing an immense busine
Xeverthcless,
The wholesale
ch'dly in the
who art; do
ss and many of
them have been able to retire, after a
comparatively short re.s'dence here, to
the r nat ve country as rich -'nvn." It
may not be amis.-, to a id that the pres
ent Consul int mates that h will re
sign if his annual salary of ."S-5o0 (in
fees) is not increased, and there mav
jet be a chance for some f the patr'ots
to "catch on." Consul-General Sut
ton, of Matamoras, calls attention to
the immense pro.'it in cstal l h'ng
ranches on a large scale in Tarn uili
pas and rais ng cattle and horses for
export to the United Maws and Cuba.
A eur'ous feature of the annual re
port of Consul Fr sb e i ihat of the
?-J,7bi,'M.'i2 worth of sparkling cham
pagnes imported by the I n ted States
from Kheims dur.ng the oast vear.
St. .Joseph. Mo., rece ved oO' cases
direct, while St. Lous only imj orted
10 cases. This is almost unaccountable,
when New York imported 17H,'2l5
cases, Chicago cases, Cincinnati
174 cases, and Lou'sv'dle SO cases, un
less it be that St. Louis birys all her
imported champagnes in New York at
second-hand. l..t it looks like a bad
showing. In Rhe ins at the present
time there are i;,ooo median cs and
other laboring people out of employ
ment, but the city authorities did an
original thing by furnishing employ
ment to married men only on public
improvements at So cents a day.
Consul Irish, of Cognac, reports
$ 1, l: .r, (V. Mi. -11 worth of brandy exported
to the United States last ear, besides
."JoSl.G'JS in porce'aui and lS.PJO in pa
per, for wlfch we exchanged wood for
construction, wheat, and a small con
signment of manufactured tobacco.
A j) culiar item in th' s report is
17s.7S worth of "show a ds and cir
culars" exported to tlfs country. Con
sul Irish remarks: "Great forlunes
awa't the successful elVorts of ingen
ious Americans who shall introduce
ami develop trade that sh ill revolu-
t onize tne present oraer or tnmgs.
The people are wealthy, fond of the r
own country, and rarely emigrate."
Consul Charlesworth shows taat the
wine trade of Made ra has steadily de
creased in exports to the United States
from ;!0,:i;:5 in lssu to17,i'l in 18S1.
Last season's grapes wero linely ma
tured, and the wine said to be of better
quality thau for years past. It may
shock'teuder stomachs to learn that tiie
cry ancient practice of treading out
the Wine with the feet is still in Vogue.
Consul Charlesworth says the grapes
are place I in a large wooden or stone
vat. m which the peasants, withlcgs bare
to the knees, tra el in a circle to the
cadence of an extemporized song - tha
sentiment of which is su ted to the oc
cas'on until the grapes are reduced to
a pulp. Tins is placed in a primitive
press with a long sweep and Wi.ode i
screw. If not too far from sho :e, th?
mu-t-as it is now called is put in
ea-ks and conveyed by boats to the
merchant :n Fun hal. in whose hands
it undergoes the various operat'ons of
racking and fermentation. It taen
lecaives the necessary amount of sjur t,
and either mi Icrgoes the artitieial heat
ing process' or is stored in warehouses
until it has acquired the proper age
for use. The Con-ul adds, by way of
solace, perhaps, that all the w ne iirms
have steadily refused to ban lie any
adulterations, ami the'r b ands may
always l u rel'ed upon.
Cousul-Cicncral Heap writes from
Salonica that this is a most favorable
time to in rod nee agricultural imple
ments into Maeeilon a.
This country has lost caste in Cara
cas. Oleomargarine has done the job
for us, ami many American go ids are
now looked upon there with suspicion.
Nevertheless, Consular Agent llohl says
the United States exports to Caracas
enormous amountsof Hour, lard, canned
oysters, canned - hams, deviled ntre
ments, gum-drops, condensed milk,
beer, pa'nts. sulphate of jU nine, pha -uiaeeut
cal sundries, ropes, gray dr lis
and domestics, prints, clocks, cheap
jewelry, electroplate, pianos, earring s.
harness, wheelbarrows, trunks, hunt
ing knhes, axes and hat diets, mot vc
steam-engines anil steam-pumps. 'J he
iijent reiterates the complaint nude
ihroaghoiit tiie world that the niom nt
Am r:cau cxporb'rs get a trade o i it
certain arlicla they commence sending
out infer or goods under superior
brands. Kngiand and Germany are
never guilty of this trick.
In the matter of immigrat on Chili
would make a mossback fairly howl
with rage. Tha: Government actually
h'res people t o there, and then pays
them to stay. It gives the immigrant
third-e'a; passag.; for h'mself and
faai.ly, to be repaid by sma l in-ta!l-ments:
i!e ds lilm seenty-live acres of
ground, with tlrrty-sevrn acres -additional
for every unmarried son between
the ages of fo irteen and twenty-live,
and gives h'ni lifty years to av for it.
The eoio t is also p.rovided w th
a yoke of oxen, a m ich cow, one
hundred b -.r Is. a keg of nails.
wo th of d an i ;-'!o a month in
mouev d sr n r the i;r-t vear. Th-
n trate of o a exported to the United
Stat -s from t 'ii Ii air.oont' d to 's !o, ! si 7.
while Great !!rita'.n i'gured fo-- the
anor:n(-us s.'in of -::'.'. ! t. f th.
lat'ue iodine export the Un:t d Mat.--took
!4V:J" wort !i.
Every cloud has a s'lver linn-,
and it will lie ref're dr.-g to learn from
Consular Ag-nt i-'navi ihat the e; or:
of ::c -erd or.s from iera to tl.e I n t '
States has !eereas -d from s sj.s, n
USJ to ?V-J7 in ls-s). The bulk o
exportation from t ic a to thiscountrv '-.
however, "n worst- d goo Is.lsf wh'ch Tse
received last year i,os. i:;;) worth.
Vice Consul Tappan, of Mt-r'd i. says
th Te is a good feld in Yucatan for
Amer'ean cordage manufacturers and
consignment business of a general na
ture. There is a strong demand in Swit zer
land just now for turkey fea'he s.
wh'ch are extensively used in the man
ufacture of du-tecs. Consul GilVoi d. of
1'asle, reports that in c.ne-juen e of
th:s demand the jirice of these feathcis
has more than iuadrup!ed, the supply
remaining inadequate.
Para exj;orted to the United States
last .year r--.77 woithof balsam co
pa'ba. in add tion to l!,o,oo,coo worth
of India rubber, l." ,uK of 15ra.il nut
sso,(il 1 of deer skins, and S'oT.i't'-O of
Peruvian bark. N'a.ihiuy'on (.'or. St.
Lo'iis Ulobt-Ift inocr'tt.
iaLiT farms7
A Man Who Has ll i.I 1 l-Yjierience In Small
Jtiol i..:ii;e iirm. i::rc.ses His I'rol'cr
ii re !'ir t lie 1'ormer.
"Small farms are the best."' said Mr
b. K. Emory, of Longmont, to th
'.'; a dav or two s in e. "I know
it to i.e a fact, because Fve had ex
peiience with both large and small. I;
( olorado a man is very apt to get the
land fever, and the result is he ha
more land than his means will allow
him to cultivate, or, if it be grazing
land, he lias no money to buv -tocK
with; his purchase is of no iise to him,
and, unless by some extraordinary
. l ...r . i r a- ,
siroivu oi goon ionun ne remains as
poor as a church mouse to the end of
his days.
"Now the man who owns but fortv
acres determines to get as much out of
th:s land as possible, and to this end
fertilizes it, sees that it is irrigated
iroperiv, aim gets in most cases as
muc h as his neighbor who farmseifhtv.
I he natural reasoning then is that
small farms, as a rule, yield the largest
proms. Anoiiier reason why tliev pa
is, that whoever owns a small farm
generally has poultry, swine, etc
As the farm docs not take all his
time, he sees the hens, the chickens
and the turkevs have proper care. He
has a few cows -and a small dairy,
winch, as he is not obliged to be
working the land all the time, re
ceives the attention needed. The butter
ami chees-' from this dairy are always
well m ule, and invariably bring the
highest prices and meet with a read
sal . Tne eggs and poultry also sell
well, the former being fresh, and the
latter fat and plump, as only wvll-car.-d-for
poultry can be.
"On the forty acres can be grown a
liberal supply of vegetables, ami there
is ample t me to give them, too, the
necessary attention. A little of every
thing :s found on this farm, a perfect
exempt licatioa of mixed farming. I
have often heard people say of poul
try on a farm, as an instance of how
small things are regarded, -Pshaw !
Chickens are a nuisance.' Yet i know
a family in Colorado which this same
nuisance furnished largely with their
subsistence for one while." Colorado
Farmer.
An aumcn-e aor .a, ca..giit
and killed on Jhtyo i Bartholomew by
darkies recently. The monster was
twenty-two fact long, and was caught
by arranging a log chain in the shape
of a noose, baled with a dog. This
was rough on the pup, but it was taken
from Pine liluir. The pi ople ouht to
vote the dark es their hearty thanks.
J'inc III n tf (Ar.: ) Commercial.
A PORTRAIT OF THE MEHW-
if Kiirly I,lfe Though Consecrating
llimteir to a Lifa of Seclusion ami I'letjTt
He Still Kept an liye Open to the Main
C'h:nee.
Alfred M. Cotle, L.L.I)., gives to the
Catholic World the following pen picture
f the Mehdi:
"Imagine a man about forty years
f age, of medium height, as lean, a
lie savin!? is. as shotten herring.
.vith a uiahogany complexion, coal
slack beard and eves, and three vertiea
dashes o:i his pallid cheek-:; ad I to this
i long cotton shirt as a garment, a
narrow turban ns a head dress, a pair
f wooden sandals, and in the hands
Irv as those of a nmmmv a string of
ainety beads, corresponding-to an ejua
lumber of d.vine attributes, and vou
have the Mehdi'. Those who have seen
him say that Mohaninied-Ahm. d play
to nertect on the oart of a visionary
dervish, waving his head when walking,
and murmuring constant p ravers, his
eves fixed on heaven. J lis father was
a" carpenter on Naft Island, in the Nu
bian province of Dongola, and about
18o2 came with his four children to
Chindi, a small c ty on the banks of the
Nile, south of lierber. When still very
tyoung he was placed as an apprentice
under the care ot one ot ins uncies, a
ship-builder of Chabakah, opposite Sen
naar. It seems that the future prophet
was not witnout his ladings, tor one
day his uncle thought well of Hogging
him in a regular Trench stvle. 11k
proceeding was not appreciated, am
the child ran away until he arrived in
Khartoum, wliere he entered a sort of
school or convent of begging dervishes
who were in charge of the monument
erected over the venerated remains of
Cheiek Iloghali. patron of the citv.
There his life was a remarkable one for
his piely: bcrt as to education, he never
learned h ,.v to write or even how to
read thiently. Later he went to a sim
liar ins-itution m IJerber, then to one
in Ara l ip. on the south of Kena. In
the lat'er cit v he b 'c ;me. in lH7o. the
favorite d scipl of an eminent fakir.
Che ck .ur-e;-iaim, : nd linallv was
ordained bv him and went to Al bas
Isiand. White Nile. IPs fame as
saaitly roan was every year ou tne in
encase, lie lived in a kind ot pit or
subterranean repository for grain
called a silo, which he had dug up with
les own hands, and there he passed his
life, fasting and praying, burning in
ecus ; day and ngnt. and repeating
the name or Abah lor hours at a tune
until he would f;t!l to the ground - pant
m g and exhausted. It anybody spoke
to him he gave back no answer, except
senteners from the sacred hooks of
Islam. Fart hi v tilings seemed to in
soire lrm only with disgust and pity
He it ad made a vow to absorb himself
in thif contemplation of divine perfec
tions and to weep all his life for tli8
sins of mankind. Put his tears did not
destroy his powers of vision, and he
kept his best eve wide open to business
and the faithful coming bv thousands
and depositing rich offerings at th
mouth of his silo, he never failed to see
the gifts nor to stow them away cart
fully for stormy days. In 1S7-S he had
become so wealthy that he felt the
ie . ess ty to declare that Allah had
ordered him to leave his i!o and to lake
unto lrm- if a large collection of wives
whom, as a truly practical man, ho
chose among the most nitiueiit ia! fami
lies of the country, e.spee'alb- that of
the Pagaras. the most opul nt slave-
traders on the White Nile.
"JCverv one has still fresh in his
memory the appalling exterm'nation of
II:c.;s 1 asba s ll.ooO men. surrounded
on the oth of November, 1-S-SS the lirst
day of the fourteenth century of the
hegira at Kasg'iil, while, marching on
El Obeid. This horrible butchery, Tiap
pemng on the threshold of the century
announced as the one ot the la
prophet, gave a bioodv consecration to
Mohammed-Ahmed, who, after the
three days' battle, went all over the
battlefield, piercing with his spear the
ghastly corpses ot his enemies, and ex
claiming: -It is I: I, the prophet, who
destroyed the heretics ! 1 Compared to
him, Mohammed was no more, m his
mind, than a small phophet. He alone
wiu the only great and powerful
Messiah announced bv Mohammed
himself. The Sultan of Constantinople
was no more the supreme Caliph, the
chief of Islamisni; it was he. Mo
hamnied-Ahmed, and he ordered his
own name to lie invoked in public wor
ship in the place of Mohammed's right
alter the name of Allah !
"I have said enough to show what
kind of a man is the Nub'an Mehdi."
OUTBREAK IN A SCHOOL-MOUSE.
A Tarty of Yo insr 'ov-Hoys Who Wanted
to fo (o Tex:i.
A day or two ago Miss Iloyt, a
teacher in the Second Intermed'ato
School, had occasion to leave the room,
and shortly afterward Miss Ilarwood, a
teacher in an adjo'ning room, heard an
uproar' coming from it. She went in
to investigate, and was horrilied to find
several of the big boys chasing each
other about the room w'th revolvers.
As she entered the bloodthirsty lads
pointed the weapons at her. The Prin
cipal, Mr. Fillmore, was called, the
boys were disarmed and the father of
Hie ringleader summoned. lie searched
his son and found two long bowie
knives upon him, while in his desk were
two more revolvers. The boys, whoso
parents are all well-to-do, finally con
fessed that thev had been planning to
run away in May and go to Texas to
fight the Indians on the plains and be
come cow-boys. One of the lads was to
furnish the money for the trip, and had
already arranged to sell his bicycle and
one of his father's cows. Three of his
companions were to accompany him.
The boys had been reading dime
novels and stories of life among tho
cow-boys, but an; not allowed to even
read their school books now, as they
begin work at seven o'cio k anil quit
at six. Cincinnati Enauircr.
Investigation among the school
children of London has shown a sad
deterioration in eyesight and it is pro
posed to increase the size of type in
text-books. It would be interesting to
know if any difference in the average
visual range, as between the dwellers
in a large city and those in thecountry,
exists because of the constant presence
of obstructing walls before the eyes of
the former. Chic a en Current.
"WHAT SHALL WE DO WITH OUE
DAUGHTERS ?"
This question is asked by a well-known
lady lecturer. Well, we can do a creat
many things with them; one thing, we
must take good care of their health, and
not let them run down ad become en
feebled. For the feminine ailments.which
may be summed up in one word debility
we have a sovereign remedy in Brown's
Iron Bitters, which has done much good.
Miss Marv Greenfield, of G alalia. 111..
writes, "Brown's Iron Bitters cured me
of nervousness, indigestion and general
poor health." Let the other j oung ladies-
take the hint. I
MAEVELOTJS RESTORATION.
The cures which are being made by Drs.
Starkey & Palen, 1109 Girard St., Phila
delphia, in Consumption, Catarrh, Neural-
cria. Bronchitis, Rheumatism and all
chronic diseases, by their Compound Oxy
een Treatment, are indeed marvelous. If
you are a sufferer from any disease which
your physician has failed to cure, write
for information about this treatment, aad
it will be promptly sent without charge.
Orders lor the Compound Oxygen Home
Treatment will be nlJed by 14. K. Mathews,
621 Powell 8tret, between Bush and Pine
streets, fean t rancisco.
Two men were recently publicly flogged
in Ualtimore lor wite-ueatingj
ONLY FRACTIONS OF LIVES.
How many persons live only a fraction of
averaue human life becauae they neglect to
take the commonest precaution against sick
ness. It is disease in its maturity that kills.
and maturity implies growth. A. slight indis
position is usually slighted. They who avail
themselves of Ilostetter's Stomach Bitters
know it to be elticacious in chronic cases of
disease, but the process of cure is a far easier
one if it is used in early stages of dyspepsia,
malarial disease, rheumatism, constipation
and liver derangement. Let those who would
avoid the peril which even tho most potent
remedies cannot avert, steer clear or the rock
upon which so many com titut Ions : 6plit an
under-appreciation or the danger or neglect.
It will not do to omit care and a recourse to
medicine when health is affected. If debili
tated, or nervous, or dyspeptic take it for
granted you arc in want or a remedj, uso the
Hitters. I
i
Some New York parties (contemplate
building a $o0,000 hotel at ) aslnngton.
PROFESSIONAL ETIQUETTE.'
Prevents some doctors from; advertising
their skill, but we are bound by no such
conventional rules, and think that if we
make a discovery that is of benefit to our
fellows, we ought to spread the fact to the
whole land, lherefore weicause to be
published throughout the land the fact
that Dr. R. V. Pierce's ' Golden Medical
Discovery" is the best known remedy for
consumption (scrofula of th4 lungs) and
kindred diseases. bend two stamps for
ur. fierce s complete treatise on consump
tion, with unsurpassed means of self-
treatment. Address, World's Dispensary
.aieaicai Association, HHilale, is. x.
i
The receipts of wool at WaCo, Texas, for
the season aggregate over ,0(H),000 pounds.
CATARRH A New Treatment has been dis
covered whereby a permanent cure is effected in
from one to three applications. Particulars and
treatise free on receipt of stamp.j A. 11. Dixox
& Son, 30j King St. west, Toronto, Canada.
A Coaeh, Cold, or More Throat should
not be neglected. lirown's Bronchial
Troches" are a simple remedy, and give
immediate relief, bout only jz?t boxes.
The excursion party of Mexican editors
were received by General Grant.
- i
Secret, involuntary drains
unon the svstem cured in Ithirtv davs.
Pamphlet giving particularsj three letter
stamps, r Address, Worlds Dispensary
Medical Association, Uulialo, J, x.
The new census of Irowa cost 173,000.
Try Germea for breakfast!
outicura
POSITIVE CURE
for every form of
SKIN and BLOOD
XU.SKASE
i moM
PliPLES TO SCEOFOA.
ECZEMA, or Salt Ithcum, with its agonizing
itchinK an 4 burning, instantly relieved by a
warm bath with t cue vka now and a sinele
application oi ci ticlha, the ercat bkm C'U'e.
This repeated dally, with two or three doses of
CUTH.TRA 1vE.soi.vknt, the cw Rloo-l Vuritier. to
keep the blood cool, the (xTSpiration pure and unirri-
UiMng, me itowels open, tli Jivtr ana kidneys active.
wm KjK.'.-my cure r.czema, I otter, Kinjrworm, rsonaws.
Ijclit-n, rruritus, hcall tlieail. Dandruff, and every
species of Itching. Scaly and Pimply Humors of the
Skin and Kcaln, with loss of Hair, whin the best phvtd-
ciaiiR and all known remedies fail. !
Ci'TicfKA RKMr.piErt are absolutely pure and the
only infallible Blood Purifiers and Bkin Beautihers free
from poisonous ingredients. !
Sold everywhere. Price: Outicura. !50 cents: Koap, 25
cents; Resolvent, $1. I'repared by PoTTEU Dnco AND
CHEMICAL CO., KOSTON, MASS.
4artend for "How to Cure Skin Diseases.
11 0 0
"THE
OLD
RELIABLE."
25 YEARS
IN I USE.
The Greatest Medical Triumph, of the Age!
Indorsed all over the World.
SYMPTOMS OF A
TORPID LIVER.
Los3ofappetite. N atisea, botyels cos
tive,Painjii theiHead.with a dull senr
sationln the back partPain pnder
thhoulder-blade, fdllneis after eat
ing, with a disinclination to exertion
QlQdlormind, Irritabiltty of temp
er, JLjwspirits,Losef memory, wi tn"
aeegoj&ageglected som,e
dnty weariness. Dizziness, Flutter
ing of the Mean, Dot s before the ey es
YellowSldn.HeadachetRestlessnesa
at nighty highly colored Urine.
IF THESE WARNINGS ARE UNHEEDED.
CXSI373 II3ZABE3 WILL EOCH S3 EEVELOKD.
TUITS FILLS are especially adapted to
each cases, ono tloso etteefcj euch a chango
of feeling as to astonish the Bufferer.
They Increase the Appetite, ami cause
the body to Take on Jb'lesh, thus tho sys
tm is noiirtshed, and by their Tonic
Action on tho lMRestiv Orctni, Iten
lar Stools nre prodtieed. Trire a.5 cents.
TUTTS UAin DYE,
Grat IIaiu or Whiskers changed to a
Gtossr Black Ty a tin(rlo application of
this DTE. It imparts n natural color, acts
instantaneously. Sold by Druggists, or
Bent by express on receipt of 9 1.
Office. 44 Murrav St.. York.
I am an old man. For 2S veara I Buffered with
ulcere on my riht leg as the result of typhoid
lever. Aiiinut&tion was stitrffestca as the only
means of preser vintr life. The doctors could do
nothing for nie, and thought I must die. For
three years 1 never had a shoe on. Swift's
Specific has made a permanent -cure and added
ten years to my lite.
w m. it. ICFKI), Hall Co., ua.
I have taken Swift's Specific! for blood poison
contracted at a medical college ata dissection.
winie I was a medical student. I am irratcful
to say that it irave mc it speedy and thorough
cure after my purents had spent hundreds of
uonars tor treatment. 1
Acou stcs WkMiKT, M. !.,! Newark. N. J.
My wife from early girlhood has been Butter
ing .rrorn rheumatism. She has tried many
remedies, and I must frankly: say lias derived
more benefit front Swift's Specific than from
all the others, after long and faithful trial.
Key. J.s. Ij. I'ikkck, Oxtord, ua.
t
Swift's Specific is entirely vegetable. Trea
tise on Klood and Skin ldseases mailed free.
The Swikt Specific C . lirawer 3. Atlanta
Ga., or 15! W. 2M St.. N. Y. i
R. U. AW ARE
THAT
Lorillard's Climax Plug
bearing a red tin tug ; that Lorillard's
Hom I .n l fine cii t : that Ixrl)lurd'4
Navy Clipping, and that Lorlllard'a Suulls, are
tne oest ana cneupest, quajity couoiucrcu 1
Msell Goll Heflall
PIANOS
ISave half; largest
Factory In tne Mtate
Mima eU
nppnninniiEI33p31Ij
7 '5i II 1 d tii w nc D'C V
til fPFUNPER-S
1
1? 0 LalLaD
Wfc.-.IJMIWU.W .Mi .IMI II IlllllaWWIr M
RMi HAWTHllRN
,r ,tm mm r ii sT if .J
tm
FILES! FILES! FILES!
A SURE CURE FOUND AT LAST
NO ONE NEED SUFFER.
A enre cure for BHnd, Bleeding, Itching and Ulcer
ated Piles has been discovered hj Ir. William (an In
dian Remedy) called Dr. William's Indiaa Pile Oint
ment. A amnio box has cured the worst chronio cases
of 25 or 30 years standing Ho one need suffer five min
utes after applying this wonderful soothing medicine.
Letious. instruments and electuaries do more harm than
good. William's Indian l'tle Ointment absorbs the tu
mors, allays the intense itching (particularly at night
after gutting warm in bed), acts as a poulUce, gives in
stant relief, and is prepared only for I'iles, itching of
the private parts, ana for nothing else.
Bead what the Hon. J. M. Colli nberry. of Cleveland,
says about Dr. William's Indian file Ointment: "I have
used scores of rue Cures, and it anorus me pleasure to
ssy that I have never found anything which gbve such
immediate and permanent relief as Dr. William's In
dian Ointment." For sale by all druggists and mailed
on receipt of price, $1. C F. Richards & Co., 427 and i)
sansoine street, corner may. Han rancisco
The decrease of the public debt fer the
month of June was abeut t),000,000.
Composed of Smart-Weed, Jamaica
Ginger, Camphor Water and best French
Brandy, Dr. Pierce's Extract of Smart
Weed is the best remedy for diarrhoea,
cholera morbus, dysentery or bloody-flux,
colic or cramps, and to break up colds.
A boy named Julius Larinzer was killed
by lightning near Fargo, Dakota.
vTien Baby was sick, w Ravo Lor CASTOMA,
When Bbe was a Child, she cried for CASTORIA,
Wlien she became Ming, elio clung to CASTCfRIA,
When alio had Children, elio gave thorn CASTO&LA
Everyone's duty to use Oregon Blood Purifier,
A QUESTION ABOUT
Browns Iron
Bitters
ANSWERED.
The question has probably been asked thousands
of times. "How can Brown' Iron Bitter cure every
thing?" Well, it doesn't. But it does care any disease
fr which a reputable physician would prescribe IKO.1
Physicians reoognize Iron as the best restorative
aent known to the profession, and inquiry of any
loading chemical linn will siibetitnl into the assertion
that there are more preparations of iron than of any
other substance need in medicine This shows con
clusively that iron is acknowledged to be th most
important factor in successful medical practice. It is,
however, a remarkable fact, thatprior to the discov
ery of IIItOWN'.-i IKON IliTTKKM no perfect
ly BatiHfactory iron combination had ever been found.
BROWN'S IRON BinERSSKJS
headache, or produce constipation all other Iron
medicine do. HKOW.VM IKON BITTEKH
cures) I ndieHtion, BillonNnesn Weak nen,
D.TKpepniR, Malaria, Chills) and Feresn,
. Tired FeelinfMieneral I)ebility,Pain in the
Mde, Bark or LimbMIeadarbe " Nenral
sTia for all these ailments Iron is prescribed daily.
BROWN'S IRON BITTERS.noTcTre
minnte. Like all other thorough medicines, it acM
slowlv. 'WIjiiti taken by mn the first symptom of
benefit w reno-.ved enerjry. Tho mnscles then become
firmer, the li?stion improves, the bowels are active.
In tromm th" effect is usually more rapid and marked.
The eyes bein at once to brighten : the skin clears
up: healthy color enmes to the checks; nerrousnefis
disappears; functional derangements become roiru
lor, and if a nursing mother, abundant sustenance
is supplied for the child. Remember Brown's Iron
Bitters is the ONfV iron medicine that is not in
jurious, i'hysician un-i Jtrug-jinta rtemiim'nl it.
The Genuine has Trade Mark and crossed red lines
on wrapper. TAKE NO OTH Kit.
SXEIX. HKITSHU & WOODARD,
Wholesale Apents, Portland. Or.
st. helefs hali,
A Boarding and Day School for Girls,
CONDUCTED IIYTIIE MISSES RODNEY.
Under the suierviion of The Kt. K-v. B. WinTAR
Moi'.uis. D. D. . Bislinnof reoo.
Thorough instruction in English. Art. I -animate.
Vocal and Instrumental Mueic and liookkeepiiiK. A
corn" of thirteen teachers. Pupils admitted at any ae
and into any or all of t he dei.artHiejiti. I lie new term
bf-cins on tl.e FI 1IST W F.DN HMXT-vi SEPTEMBER
Catalogue sent on application.
THE BISHOP SCOTT GRAMMAR SCHOOL
'A Boarding and Day School for Boys.
MIE EIGHTH YEAU UNDER ITS PKES
ont management begins SEPTEMBER 1.
Roys of any age or decree of advancement admitted.
Roys fitted for college or business. Three Yale grad
uates among the teachers, r-jx-cial instruction in Pen
manship, Drawing. Music and Modern I.anirUiii:es. Dis
cipline strict. r No bad l admitted. For catalogue
ana circular or any liitomiaUon. aoires
J. W, U1LL, to. D , Head Master,
rO.DrtAWKR 17. Portland, i regon.
California Wire Works,
329 MARKET ST., SAN FRANCISCO,
WIRE EVERYTHING IN WIRE
Dirttnrl U!rn Wo offcr 'or sa' at loW"cst fipire
DdllJCU 1 1 1 1 B ( 2 & 4 point regnUar and tliick set.
Being rettilarly lieensed we jfuarantce our customers
against damaged.
R 3 lino Wiroi " '"brnA of very best steel,
Dallllg 1 1 II C ( all M.es at lowest market rates.
Wiro WotlnfT ' A" meshes k widths, galvanized
1 1 It C ilClLlllg C afu-ruiade,iorrKultryyards,&c.
WlTQ Plflth ' klnU for fniit lrj-ers, threl-
lllib UlULII (
i era, harvesters, riddles, etc
Hop Wire
( for training hois, mode from steel in
( long lc Myths Hivcially for the purjioeoi
Gopher Traps !
( and all other kinds ot tn.ps for
moles, tquim.-l, rats and mice.
Vineyard Lines
for laying- out vineyards, di
vided in iistajiccs and made
of steel wire.
Ornamental and Useful Wire and
Iron Work.
borne nmnufnctuiv, ami tn-U you better poodi
at a lower price.
$39 &
n'KKK, Asrents wanted for the
best s'llinir article in the world. Address
W. V. ItKAC II. 3-0 Sansome St.. Han
Francisco, California,
E. A. JONES. M. D.
J. O. BRYANT, M. D.
DRS. JONES & BRYANT.
Physicians and Surgeons,
CAN BK FOUND AT THEIR OFFICE DAT
and nikfht. Midwifery and diseases of
women a specialty. Ollice 13J Firstbt. (up stairs),
PORTLAND. OREGON.
tion has been particularly duxtgned'uml fitted. As a Sanitarium or Homk rK CiikoM' Invai.iih this Institu
tion, with its luu acres of surroiinding groumls, its inagniticeiit springs, parks and rfect sanitary anangetiii-nt
make it suMrior to anything of the kind in the-country. Jtlrdirul and Hurglral ( sterol Ky
(.liiu-nju-u of woim-iil im osr. ok tiik i-mivi vkvt kk ati
pmfeivion is invited to the fact that the Sanitarium is
educated physicians of extensive Eimtern hospital exeiience anil pnv ie ira m e, unose aim 11 is ki anoru ineir
patients every advantage of seientitic knowkilge. The treatment rooms nave in connection every lortn or
lint and 'nll Water. Kleetrie and Air Itathw. .tleeliniiloal Mow men lis
and ull sorts of Electrical Appliances, with a largo VACUl'M AI'l'A KATI'S for the devclopim nt i4 atrophied
(shrunken) hml.s, QIIDPIlAI Apla II rest
muscles and parts. Itfi EL Lsf I W f mm AN O J TX I W A ftsafor the .r..-r tr.nt-
ment of all i.ekobmitikm and malformations, as 11 KVAllitt or litr. M'iNr.. I'l.i lirtxu, r.rt .
Wtiil'.X apimrntUN for the administration of pure and eom pound oxyuren least
in various disease, as NKKVOIK DEU1I.ITV, H FA II At H E. m.NM .-vil'liop., t ATAI.ICM, AM II.MA mm
NEKVOl'S DISEASES, eiei'ially of women ; DVSI'EI'SIA, Kll EL' MATlhM. SCliOFt ' I .A and HL00D DIS
EASES This is the only LalHiratory in the Northwest where oxygen gas is manufactured fresh and pure daily.
and where iiatientscaii have advantage of chemical analynis.
Evk ami Kak - Disf.aks ok Tine 1K1 i t, as I I I. km, t
Patients, and for Diskames or a i-kivatk natl rk.
for la.be during conrinement, where they can receive every attention and t-e under the constant care of a
physician. Terms for all cases depend on the nature of the case ami social attendance required. tVirrt-ssiud nce
ami personal visits invited. Ijocatlon Wanita-riiim-East
Portland. lrM..l.lt.l'll 1 1-
LII'SandKIMVAItl) MAII.Ka ,
NurceoiiH In I'harire. Address for
t'ircular and further particulars, II A V
TIHIIIX MAXITA Ml I'M, Port-
land. reeon. iiice-iVKm lb u,
Laube b id g,N. K. Cor. 2d & WashingUm Sts.
"THE HASTINGS"
THE
CLOT
SHIRTS AND UNDERWEAR,
For Men and Doys, to Order and Ready Made.
Cor. Montgomery and SutUr Sts.,
MANN & BENEDICT, sue
CO-RVLES FOR SKLF-.M EA S U li
Eri
Absolutely Pure.
Tlila powder never varlea A marv el of furily,
CtrcnKt'i and w lmlesomcncfta. Mro ccoiioinical tlian
Uio ordinary kitidH, and cannot le Bold in cni:i
tion with the mtiltituilo of low Unt, short wcih'lit,
alum or pliopphnte jMiwders. Sold only in can.
Uotal riAKisa i'owuitk Co., lofl 1al street, N. V.
lUON. lt4JA!VH.
OTCIIJIIIAV UllAXIfll A IIAK
0 I till If A I .Oubler, Itoeiiihh 1'ian.w; Uunwt
I'rirans, liand iiiHtnimcnln. lyiifoxt ptoi.k f HhiC
M'Utic and liookg. IlainU mi; plied at Kji-toni j rUws
M. ;ltAV. 'HA I'ont Struct, San Krancura.
Tlil" He. I-1 r lir-ut-r
tor h nmtle oxn-jy for
t lie rul e t.f ilf-ranKvmrril(
of the (i-' fi'-ratlve ovii"v.
Thc-m In no iiiiKtak aiicot
tlnn Inatrntnt-nt, trie en
tiniiniis fli:n nt fc.l.f
TltlCITV peinwmting
throbrb thi. purts dim -4
It-ytoro tin in to IwAltlijr
oi lion. lo ji oi roirr-ii"l
tin' with I.lortrto tU- lM
mlvrnMillo cure Ill
from Iwml to t . It le fo
IhrONi: nix-clrlc ri rm .
ror cm-uiai-i kivi"I ,ul inioi-rnonuii, nwiirrw" ,
Eaoctrio li--lt Co., luS Wastilntoa bu. crucuo. lit.
Infoi mnlloii. n.lilrrx CImjc'
m
TlilCreiiSlrenihet
f nil Kmely unit Nervfi
Ionic t ur- niinuui
Kali ; Nervous and I'liyxi:ai
Debility, I of Vitality.
Waaknona, Vilo lccline,
IniiHit-iicy, erctiBitiv
7,' ' rwuiiii. VIA.
J -nr-y
and KliwMcr 'ointilauitr
Umeaw-xii ine iiioiki, r.ruj,
tioua, and all the vili-ffi-t-tf
of youthful f illies and ur
oei-i! ; cimaucntl I'ta
all lnT,llll)lHt
weakening drains upon the
nyHK-m, uowercr
retoring lt Manluxxl,
hnarnr eorulillcated tlu
case may bo, and where all other remoaica he tailed.
A Pcrmanet tar Abnoluffly Cuarantea.
rnce 2.50 pir bottle, or flo hottlca for riu.
upon receipt ol i-rice, r O.O V ..to -any a-idr, aUU-t.
ly iivate.by WR. '. IK StMI II .
rf . rs s a. . an m torn .
Htatiniraymptomnand aK
uBuitatioiu), Binctiy couiiilcntud, by letter or at
office, nut
X3EL- MINTIJin
THE SPECIALIST,
No. 11 Kearny St., San Francisco, Cai
Trkats all Chronic, Si-bcial and Private Dimubim
WITH Wo.NliKUKlL Kt tCKsH.
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY I
In a certain cure for
iiVa MitnhotHl, I'lftytuOtr-
intsn . n f nl nil tiii ( vil
cfTijclif of youthful follic-M
ami CXCiiw., dmJ hi
J Ifl JflrlJJI M'tWMM' "V'M
C liniiDix. Or. Mirlt;
v 1 Khiina reimlar jhvf -in
A sit v of I'ewiHVlvania i-
areo to forfait W: !
n mui .1 thia Lin ' I t
J f'itnl Jlentorattvi (111
dcrhia Bicciai advieo and troatnit-nt) a ill not '-tiro
tl.M a bottle, or four times tho riiantity r , in' tti
any address on receipt of price, or ('. O. I. InpiivnNi
. 1 1 fi'iri..l . L' .. n . tit
name 11 uesireu, iy j'r. .iii "
S. l Cai Send for list of questions and jioiui-.du'
SAMPLE 1IOTTLE I'll EE
will bo sent to any one applying by letter, atatlnR
ymptonw, aex and atre. btrict auc-rocy in regard to
all business tm-imai-tiong.
Dr. Vamnonciscar
7iO. 139 AXD 131 TIII It I HTH
PORTLAND, OREGON.
DR. VANMOKCISOAK in the tnont micecMful Luna
and Throat Doctor in America, lie will tell you your
trouble without aakiug you a ataxia question, and
WARRANT A PERMANENT CURE
In the following difmaitei: Nerrmm Debility, Kpenuator,
rhcea, Kcminl buwi, Kcxual Decay, FailuiK Memory
Weak Kyea. Stunted Derelonnwnt. Lack of fciieruy. Im:
poTeriHhed Blood, l'inijile.. Impediment to Marriage
also, Blood and hkin Dineane, 8y(hilU, Kniptioo, Hair
tailing. Kone falux, hwelllDK, nore J hroat, t Icem,
Ktfectn of Mercury, Kidney ami bladder Troulilea, Wrtk
Hack, burning Urine, Incontinence, tJunorrhu a. Gli-et.
Stricture, receirea aearchlng treatment, prompt reikf
and cured for life.
KEKVOIH DISEASED (with or without dreama
DidcaJwd Discharges cured promptly without hludraaca
to buxineiw.
BOTH commit eonDth ntlally. If in trouble
Call o write. I layn are dangerous.
INFLAMMATION of the Ear. Clceratlon or Catarrh.
internal or external, Deafnem ur I'aralyms. biiikiug or
Itoaring Noim, Thickeneil Drum, etc.
ALL Hl'KtilC'AL CASES such as CluMied or Do
formed feet, 1'aralysis, tVintntcted Cords, Weak Joints
and Deformed Liialw, Hip Joint DitH-ane with lemming
Mores and Shortening Limlm, Diseases and Curvature f
the Sjrfne, Old Cleers, Diseases of the Knee Joints,
Deformities of the race ami Diseases of the Eyes ; every
Eye that may reunite artificial aid : Dcufness, 1'rlvsK
Diseases, and all Chronic Diwases, such as Conxump
tion. Asthma, Kheumatiim, Neuralgia, Disras-si'f tiif
Heart, Lungs, Liver, HUnuach, Sileen, lioaels, Kkluand
Urinary Or-Him, and all disease pjculiar to Females.
All cass of Catarrh most iKsutivcly enreil hy a new and
infallihle priucii-le. Impediments of Speech, as Stam
mering and Stuttering, fierfectly removed. I'iles and
Fistula radically and pcnaam-utly cured without the
knife.
HERNIA AND Kl ITl RE r rfectly restored with
out an oiH-ratioii, reiuiriiig no truss after treatment.
Old Fever Sores, l leers and aricuse etiis Invarialily
healed and cured
CANCEKH AND TL MOKH pernianontly rt-mnnd
without the knife, caustic, or the loss of a single drop
of blood.
TEEMS FOB TREATMENT 8TEICTLT CASH.
Office Hoar H to H.
N. P. N. U. No. M.-8. K. N. IJ. No 162.
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under the control and direction of regiilarly and thoroughly
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