CURIOUS AUTOGRAPHS.
HOW
MANY NOTED CHARACTERS
SIGN THEIR NAMES.
Russian Paralysed Him.
le bad studied every lexicon from rn lent
Mede to Mexican,
Knew A Syrian, Sanscrit. Greek;
Cnew the shape of sword and sandal of the
Visigoth and Vandal
And the old Etruscan feature* and phy
sique.
THE “ ROYAL GEORGE.”
Helold In, JAMES PAYS.
FASHIONS.
Pretty and Stylish Dres-es That the Ladles
Are Now Weariug.
The fronts of many ball dresses are
In a let to.’ whi-h Mi«s Mirtnmi one*
showed me, fro u a relative of her* long of brocade, embro'.dered satin, or net.
dead, ad lie s d to her great niece fro:n or tulle, or net wrought with jet The
An Intensely Interesting Collection of
Souths »a, n ar lore miouth, an I dated backs a e draped very full with tulle
Signatures for the Student of the
He could write a song or sermon in Old Celt
Aug. 9, 1782, there occurred tbi* singular
Between
Chlrog-
Relations
or velvet.
or Ancient German,
pass ig :
raphy and Character.
A handsome dinner dress has the
And sing Italim songs and roundelays,
“The day is calm aid pleasant, and a< 1
Oeserilte Tiglatb-Pilez-r, the herbivorous
sit at the open window, the great vessel in vest aud plain skirt of dark green vel
Neb’chadnezzer,
the offing, betwixt me and th) Fair island vet, the polonaise of rich green failler,
The following interesting bundle of auto-
And all the kings and queens of olden
(the Isle of Wight u>e I to be so call
xraohs is from the collection of Mr. Edward
buttons down upon the vest, and is
days.
seems to »wav not a hand breath, nor tc
W. Bok, >f Brooklyn.
draped lvgh in front, falling in long
flu
ter
a
single
pennant.
”
Then,
in
a
trem
He knew Nimrod, Noah, Cyrus and the
bling band, but still the same, wai aided: full folds ui tiie back.
monarchs of Epirus.
In Pans the old-time gown made
“A dread ul thing ha* happened. When I
And gave scholarly descriptions of the r
had written that beginning of my letter. with a demi-train, which is looped up
deeds;
Dorothv, I looked again southward; tlj“S''i en pou f for street wear au<l worn Iona
He could l“nd an added splendor to the an
wrs wavelets as before, and the Fair island in the hou-e, is revived. It is made of
cient witch of Endor,
sparkled in I be sun. but betwixt us and it I cloth or velveteen.
And describe the early monarchs of th?
saw no trace of the great three-deck »r. I
A ball dress of rese<Zatullewith chen
Swedes.
thought my brain had gone wrong, and ille tufts of the same color is worn
JAY GOULD.
rang
the
bell
for
Agnes;
but
when
she
too
But
when
he
turned
to
Russian,
he
reelod
The signature of Jay Gould is little and
over skirts of net of the exact shade of
sould see nothing of her, a terril le appre
with the concussion
blind and crooked.
the tulle. The neck and sleeves of the
hension took hold of mo; and when th^
Of a word that pare .e I and paralyzxl and
alarm guns frem the fort began to thun I r low-cut bodice are finished with a full
stung.
Apple blossoms and
I k ew tha vess 1 had gone down. I he?r ing of tulle.
For Ivan-Adamowski-Shanki-Ranoff-Peter-
leaves of the most exquisite workman
ae.ar 1,000 mon were aboard of her.”
Squ-shkie
This was the farnoui wreck of the Royal ship form the trimming of this beauti
Completely tied and tangled up his tongue
W. H. VANDERBILT.
George, immortaliz)d by the verse of Cox - ful and airy toilette.
—a W Fo-s in TH Bit*.
This is the most valuable autograph in the
Black, white, yellow in all shades,
pe •. She was a ship of 100 gun«, carryirg
lot. It is worth <150,000,000. W. H. writes
brass twenty-fou- pounders on her ma n pink and blue are the favorite colors
Coincidence.
a hand like a school girl.
leek, brass thirty-two pounders on her mi I for evening dresses.
The angler to t’ e brooklet hies.
die deck, and iron thirty-two pound ts cn
In Paris, for full dress, scarfs of gold
Puts on his hook the tempting bait
her
lower dock. Her lanterns wore so large and tinsel-worked net. ruchings of net
Of v'riggling worms or gaudy fl e<.
q utii ib I)tii(^ni(La<
that
the
men
used
to
enter
them
to
cle
n
And for the trout let lies in wait.
with loops and ends of satin ribbon,
them. She had six months’ provi*<ns on and folds of tulle forming braces into
Next day, when by hi' friends besought
LAURA BRIDGMAN.
board, and many tons of shot. Tin l lue which brilliant butterllies are placed at
The nature of his luck to sta‘e.
Laura D. Bridgman, blind, deaf and dumb,
fltgof the “brave K mp'nfelt” was flying
ntervils, are more fash onable than
He tells what heavy fish he caught,
has a remarkable signature. She writes a
a bermizzm, a id in two days she was t-
And,
as
before,
he
lies
in
weight.
peculiar upright printing hand, not inelegant
leave Spithead to join the fleet in the (lowers.
Vests covered with gold embroidery
—Boston Courier.
in appearance.
Mediterranean.
So sudden and unexpected a catastrophe are used with cloth dre-ses.
French for Seven Huttons.
A dark brown cashmere dress has
was never before heard of in nautica'
“Let me see some of your black kí 1
annals; but the cause of it is common the skirt made with white pleats edged
g!ov«s.” said Mrs. Hna^gs to a clerk at a
enough. It arose from the obstinacy and with brown velvet. The bodice is part
F fth avenue store.
fool-hardiness of the lieutenant ef the ly covered by a cape of brown brocaded
“These are not the latest style, are they?"
walfh. T u “«8 c : us ‘ 1 the death of some velvet trimm -d with chenille fringe
JOHN TAYLOR.
she asked, when the gloves wore produced.
800 human being*. It is not necssi yto and broad embroidery of gold and
“
Ye.*,
madam.
”
said
the
clerk.
“
We
have
A letter with the lithographed head, “Pres
ni'ntionhis nann; index!, the sailor from brown beads.
ident's Office, Church of Jesus Christ of Lat had them in stock only two days. ”
wlio*e personal narrative I compil) lb •
A rubv cashmere to;let has a pleated
“I didn’t think they were, because th»
ter Day Saints, Utah,” is signed in a fanner
storv, anl who had prcbably just jo’ned skirt.
The overskirt is pointed in
fashion paper says that black kids have tan
like hand, “John Taylor.
tl.e ship, did uot km w his name, though, of front and draped full in the back and
stitch s and vice versa.
I see the tan
course, it c >uld b) discovered easily enough.
s trimmed with cream lace. The
stitches, but not the vice versa.”
“He was, if I remember right,” he say<,
blouse waist has a ruby vr’ . et collar
The tlerk explained that vice versa was
“the third lieut na it, a good sizH man b -
French for seven buttons and Mrs. Snagg?
tween 30 and 4).” Fortuna'ely for him trimmed with the cream lace and
bought the gloves.—Pittsburg Chronicle
self, p?rhap;, he was drowned with the fastened by a bronze buckle.
A reception toilette is of black
re t.
Telegraph. _____________________
The accident aron through the heeling Siciliennc; the bodice and tablier are of
BRIOHAM YOUNG.
A Little Off the Track.
over of the ship. It was necessary to lav brocaded silk tr mmed w th rich lace
P -troleuin is the topic of th a office, draw
Hera is Brigham Young’s, written in a
her oa her sid) to get at the water cock, and bead embroidery.
character that is bold and sweeping, like one ing loom and workshop, and a great part ol
situate 1 in that part of th) hold calle I th i
Foulard covered with lace is much
our people think onlv of oil, talk oil and
of Brigham's Mormon edicts.
well, m order to roplao it by a new on ». worn for evening dresses in Europe.
dream oil Miss Jennie Smith, the railroad
The operation was begun at 8 o’clock in th?
A dinner dress of citron-colored vel
evangelist, who has been laboring here, when
morning. The ship at thittiin) was “full vet is trimmed with narrow bands of
leaving the other day, approached at the
of Jews, women, and jx ople telling all sorts marten fur about the bodice and thu
train Capt. V------ , a well-known operator,
of things,” as was usual on the eve of along
front breadth. The high collar is
who was standing on the platform, took him
voyage.
Toe last lighter, with ru m on
08CAR WILDE.
by the hand, as is her custom, and asked:
board, had just come alongside, and was lined with poppy red silk, and the
Here is one that looks both cranky and con
“Brother, how ara you? Are you on the
lashed to the larboard side of the vessel, flounce on the bottom of the skirt lias
ceited. He seems to spell his name “Wild.’ rock or sand?”
anl the mm were piped to clear her. a id the pla ts turned back from the upper
To go with this sesthetiq signature is the fol
The captain absent-nunde lly but excitellv
stow the rum in the bold. Tnougb .h? edge showing a similar lining.
lowing gem: “To disagree with three fourths rent rd» “We a^e two h ts in the Rand and
An even ng dress is made of scarlet
water was almost level wi?h the port ho es
of the British public on all points is one of gushing like blaz's.”—Pittsburg C ¡ronicL-
through which the lari oard guns were run s lk. covered with jet-embroidered net.
the first elements of sanity.”
Telegraph. ____________________ _
out, nodaimer seems at first to hav > been The low-cut bodice seems made entire
apprehen le I. Th • s ja da ihed in with every ly of jet. The sleeves are formed of
**In the Spring, Tra-la.**
wave, an 1 disturbed the mice in the lower
Customer to F.orist—Do the flowers tba
deck, and the men amii'*d thetns'ive* with three f stooas of black beads.
bloom in th“------
A dark green cloth dress has the
burning them in the water. “1. ere was a
Florist (sternly)—Sir?
rare game going on, are the words of th
<k rt made w th k It plaitings and pan-
Customer—I said, do the flowers tha'
narraror.
i Is alternat'ng. The panels are trimmed
By 9 o’clock the wei ,bt of the rum bar with gold braid in leaf des gn. The
bloom------
CHARLES GUITEAU.
rels
an
l
of
the
sea
water
brought
the
lar
Fioris’ («otto voce)—John, Is Towser loo«e
The handsomest signature in the column and the sand bag in the cash drawer wh rc
board port-holes still lower, and ihe car heavy corded Jersey bodice has a long
here presented is that of Guitaau, the assassin
penter applied to tiie th.rd lieutenant to spray of leaves on the left side just
I can reach it?
give or le.-.-, to ‘h igh, sli p, as sae could not below the wa'st line. The edge of th.
of Garfield, dated “United States Jail,
John (in a whisper)—Yes. sir; an’ Towser
bear i;.” But th) lieutenant gave ban a bodice is conceal d by the overskirt,
Washington, D. C., May, 1882.” It is grace ain’t eat nothin’ since yesterday.
very short answer.
The captain—(.’apt. which is draped very short in front,
ful, even and strong, a strange contradiction
F orLst- Well, sir. What did you sav?
Uag'uoin—was ou boarJ, and also die a i- m n < I
to ths supposed indications of chirography.
full and lonsr in the back.
Customer—I wanted to know if flower*
imral; but admirals aud captains are no.
that bloom in the early part of the year will
consulted in such matters. Th) lives o.
those at sea, as oi ehose on land, are mainly
bloom again later?—Pittsburg Chronicle.
JEFFER8ON DAVIS.
A MONSTER VESSEL.
iu the bauds of subordinates.
In a
The feeblest signature of all, apparently.
very short time the
carpe it r
re
A Paper Without a Motto.
It looks as if it had started to grow upright,
peated his waruiu;, and the lieutenant Design of a Steamship Which Is to Cross
One or two person-* hav» su rgested tha‘
the Atlantic in Eighty Hi ura.
answered: “Sir, it you can manage the ship
but had been sat down upon at a very early
this paper would get along better if it had r-
better thau 1 cm, you had better ta;e
stage of existence.
And
now conies Prof. R. H. Thurston
mo*to
Thev may b' right. “Fr»e an
the command.” In a mi iut) or two after
I U shackled.” “Our Aim—the P'op’e’* We1-
ward, it is true, the foolhardy officer or with a paper suggesting that a ship
fare,” and “Truth is Mighty and Occas’on-
dered the drumnie.- to be called to lx at to can be built that will cross the Atlantic
right ship, but it was then too late. There
ally Prevails,” are all good, second h in I
Ocean in a little less than three and a
wes no time to beat his drum, orevn i ..eto
mottoes, tori“what worn n’ong the ed -es
get it. “L )t us try, ’ said our sailor to t .e half days, the average speed of the new
but still in pretty fair condition. W.» hav
lieutenant or his gua, “to bouse our gun out ship being forty-seven miles per hour.
also thought of several others, Incin ling
wituout waiting tor the drum, as it will
BISMARCK.
■K“»pO!T the Grass ’’ “Sic Semper Tvr in
The leviathan suggested by Prof.
help to right the snip.” They pushed the
The reader will probably be surprised to "is,” and “Free Though?, Free Speech nd
gun. but it ran back ou them, aid tney Thurston as the ship to cross in eighty
learn that the above name is that of Bis Fr *♦' Lunch,” buu have so far refrained from
cculd not start it. Then I cried; “Nel, hours, he makes 800 feet long, 80 feet
unning up any of them.—Estelliue (D T,
marck. It is written In German, which is
the ship is sink n.;, jump out at the port beam, of 25 feet draught and 38,000
hole! ’
He did so. but 1 beli ve he w as
the reason of its apfiarent illegibleness. Bed
tons burden. To make the speed of
drowned,
for 1 never saw him again. 1 fol
Whatever it may look in English, in German
Settling the Va*e Question.
lowed him. I saw the port holes as full of the Oregon, such a vessel, under a rule
it is a strong, plain signature.
heads a* they could craw, all trying to get of naval architecture, would require
The editor of an art journal says the pro
out.
35,000 horse power, as against 12,000
nun iation of vase deiiends upon its price.
What a picture! Imagin'all tho?e poor in the smaller steamer. The law is
O le costing twen v-flve cen s he would ca’l
fell, ws struggling to e;cap) throu ;h a space that to double that speed, or raise it to
v-a-B-e; one cos ing
ini; <2.5
<25 he would call
not large enough for on - eath of thorn, up
v- -h-z-e, , while the Morgan p-»neh blow
an incline ns s eep a* the peaked roof . f a 40 knots, eight times the power needed
hould be
I
caled v-a-w-z-e.—Norr.stown
hou-e, and wi h a hu igry sea rushing in for 20 knots would be required; but in
II rah I.
behind them! Abov*aT think of th'poor asmuch as the law of resistance becomes
women! Our sailor, holding ou to the best much more favorable at these higher
Brevities.
bower anch r, which hnng above the port, rates of «peed, Prof. Thurston fixes the
are
40)
known
way<
in
which
n
There
so
ze hold of one, an 1 drag-; her out, but at
In some ink murks that look like a giraffe
tl a monie it the d anght if mr from I a - limit of the probable power required at
•truck by lightning we make out the follow horse can 1» unsound, and ye. when you buy
t een decks, caused b -the sinking of th“ 250,000 horse power.
ing: “Good for one hundred dollars at the one you will find a way not yet catalogue I.
ship, blows him off Irs o't. Then ti e huge
The weight of the steam machinery
— Albany Journal.
next centennial. George Francis Train.
ma s roes ’own. an l draws him down with for the new ship he estimates at 7,500
The telescope of the great Lick observa-
it. He *r es to sw’m. Hit cannot.. • though F
ory draws the moon so close that you can
p’unre‘1 »x her 1 -x I cou’d with both hnn.b and tons, or th<* total tonnage of the Oregon,
foot but wht'n the ship tou-hoil bottom ih* water and the consumption of coal at 175 tons
read the advertisements on the board fences.
boll»'I
up a go I deal, an l T felt that 1 e<>ul l swim. an hour, 3,200 tons a day, or 10,500
—Arkansaw Traveler.
JOHN HUMPHREY NOYES.
•>n<! bevan t»l i e." So. even If a vexnel with a hun
for the voyage. The weight of fuel
For his age the leader of the Oneida com
So lironia — No, the e’e -trie light doe« n< t dred gu i* goes down nu I takes you or me with her
there is s<>m« U T, you xee. In having learn-d to and machinery would therefore be
munity writes a linn, strong hand, charac spoil the complexion. The objection is that
swim. When he comes to the surface he hears —
teristic of the individual he is.
Allow 12,000 tons, or,
it showi up complexions that have been
what a soun I at su h a moment! the cannons 18.000 tons.
»poi ed.—Boston Courier.
ashore fir ng their signals of distress; but he can see according to the present construction,
nothing. Hla face is covered with tar a barrel t about one-third of the total displace
At th ‘ Bric-a-brac Dealer’s—“Oh, what tar I av.nbeen st ived in as the ship went down,
i delicious little vase. It is very old. isn’t md Ita contents spread over th'wat-r. He trikes ment, for the weight of the hull, and
t away from his eyes as well as he can. and look« 8,000 tons would be left for passengers,
it?” “N\ madam, it was made recently.”
• Ah. what a pity! It is so beautiful.”—Paris about hi n.
The fore, main and m'esentops of the huge sh p crew and cargo.— Goodall's Sun.
paper.
were all above water, and he .'limbs up Into com
BITTING BULL.
parative safety. In the shruils of the mlzaentop
“Dyspepsia,* said Carlyle, “kills poetic am
he finds the admiral’s b ik r. an I see< the woina i
This gentle red man's fist is more used to bition.” The world owes dyspepsia a heavy
he h is just pulled out of the p »rt hole r » Il g by.
grasp the scalping knife than the pea.
lebt. It is a pity that Tennyson’s stomach .f
He seises her >nre more and ha >gs her head over
<-ne of th» ratlines of the mzi'a shrouds, ilk'
not a trifle weaker.—Arkansaw Traveler.
«-lothes to dry. which s the best he can do for her
She—You seem blue; have you lost t: but a surf comes and knocks her ba kw.iril. and
r end I He—No; I have just gained one. 1
••away she went, ro l‘ng over and over ’’ Strangely
RUPTURE PERMANENTLY CURED.
i ked Mi« Clara if she would be my wife enough, the poor creature I saved -.fter all by the
We will ray your fare from any part of
l»oat
of a frigate lying at Shithead whose captain
md she said: “No, but I II be your friend ” ha, just
put off to the rescue. "Imust look to those United States to Portland and hotel expense*
who are tn more danger than you. my la i.’’ he while here if we do not produce indisputable
“Hey—oh. Uno’ Duke! Gitt n' out 'g'in.
evidence from well known bankers, doctors,
sings out t • our siller, as he goes by.
ir ye? Yo’ lookin’ mighty slimmish. H »
• Ay. ay. elr,” Is the rep y I am safely mo red lawyer?, merchants and farmers as to our re
liability in the cure of reduceable rupture oi
vo' fee in’, any way C “Wai, Gal». I feel enough. ”
Th' capta n o.* the l ov il George, though, strange hernia, without knife, needle or sharp instru
bout like es if 1 was plum dead an’ huby
menu You are secure against accident from
to
say
h<«
could
not
sw
m.
was
plcke
t
up
alive.
r»*a lied my sit’wation.”—Life.
But out of n -arly a thousnn I men wh'ch was the the first day until cured, and the cure guaran
sh p’s vompla meat, although some were on leave, teed permanent or money refunded. You can
Another of Raphael's pictures has bee
“lk t vas me,” be writes. But who would
an I s'.xty marines ha I gone as tore that very morn work every day, no matter what your occupa
found in a western to wit The frequency •
Con
know it from his aijnature?
ing. <> ily a very few w.-r > save I; government al tion, withou* u anger or inconvenience.
occurrences of this sort gives rise to ' he bt
lowed five pound* to them for the loss of their sultations free. Office hc-urs from 10 to 4 daily.
f tuat Raphael was not a painter I u t
th ngs. '*1 saw the list, aud ther.* were but seventy, Correspondents will enclose stamp for replj
and address Drs. Forden & Luther, rooms 8 anil
fiv«». ”
pro] >rietor of a chromo factory.—Piola It
For several d ys afterward bodies would xul 9. First National bank. Portland. Oregon.
j.hia Press.
d nly come up to the surf :ce at the spot where the
COUNT JOANXM.
•hip ha I sa k. “forty and fifty at a tlin . The
Customer (in restaurant)—See hei<« M
wat. r n n made ago I thing of it they would take
A long letter, nil ink, underlining, quota* Pi- prietor, this stt ak is a» toug i 1 < n
fr -m th“ men their buekles, mo iey and watches;
tlon mark., and «well and blow and humbug, <ca. c -iy cut it. Proprietor—We will in .
th n. in iki g fast a rope to their heels, woul l t w
b Mgned by thi. prvpontermin indi dual, the «hat all rig it, sir. Here, waiter, just bi i
them to land."
When Raby wr* sick, we pave her Cantoris.
lab- Ueorge the Count Joani»., “oi the New
The pn t who sings of th • cabmity t*»?ls u« “no
bis genl leman another knife — Harpe
When she wm a Child, she cried for Cast or ia,
tempest
gave
the
sho-k
’
anl.
indeed
th
re
was
York mipreme court.”
da« J*.
scarcely a iy br es • at al I I h • ship wa anchored When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria,
The New Yojjc Tribute believe- t
and ha I not't n :i st-t -h i f canvas on her to k->-i.
When she bad Children, she gave them Castorp
h«
r «to dy
Panama canal will lie completed in the it
sixty years afterwar I the I t rest of th s t rrlble
a toWid, because M de LeS'epa is **m<»\
event had by no m an« dl • I aw y and I wed re
Maven and earth’’ to accomplish that e
member. as a hoy. go nt on beanl the sh pth t wa-
stat o ie I above th» scene of the calamity, to •-.
M. tie ¡»«ops would get on faster it
ANTHONY COMBTOCE,
th • divers wh » were tl I -mploy -d upo • »he wreck
would move les heaven an 1 moe tart!-,
The a,p-rat Ion of the poet.
The truriy good man who in no mueh con
Tariff reformers are now spoken of a*
vi : Franci co Was \
We.gh the vess -I up,
revenue cutters.
cerned about public morality, quote« a aenp-
O we .rea led by her foes
l’ue doctor is hastily called to the 1» I -
ture verw iu a «mail and «hrinking back
was nev *r r'a'lzcl but almost ev ryth ng w«-
of a sick man
••Ala»!* he murmur-, a
band an follow«: “Bltwned are the pu. J in
NO TROUBLE TO SWALLOW
taken out of h r a id more fancy nrti le»
a Kes tie hand of the patient, “tor e
heart, for they shall see God.'*
paper
knb s w. rk boxes, etc.
affirnic I to Dr. Pierce’s “Pell eta* (the original “Jitth
nothing to 1» done. His hand is altra
have l»ecn ma le from tvr t.m:»crs, w.-re sold
liver pills”» and no pain nr griping. Cur-
*ree.i,
•'But. doctor,* returned the hi
lam afrnl I. tha » th » R yal George, b g as -h* whs sick or bilious headache, sour stomach
‘in. husband .s a painter, and that is .
e.»u'.d ever h ivr f.irn shod. At ..ur x-*as|def| c *
and
cleanse the sy*tein and bowels.
2
r ason his hands are stained * “Oh, we
of resort y u may pur has•• them even now at th-
I
replied the doctor, “that does make • <li if
o gin» <»i I fash.on J artic es. with this tomi -like cts. a vial.
in c.lpt oi on them “ihl* desk’ v’f letter weigh,
nee, to be sura He really has some than
W hen getting your boot or sho*
or paper \»e.g tl -w is mad. out of ihe qrood of th-
If be were not a paifiter be would be »lend
P. T. BARJfUM.
Koya Georg»- a t ik off 'p ttu ad I» 17 X with A<U of straightened use Lvon's
’
H^el Stiffeners
flr.» minutes
French Fun.
ber crew ”
I
they save money, give comfort »nd kee)
them straight.
\ .
ZZX—
“DON’T PAY A BIO PRICE'”
ABANDONED!
LATE
A Picture of the r«»ert that Find» Its Appli-
cation in Many Hom».i.
One of the most vivid pictures produced
in recent years was that drawn for a Lon
don illustrated journal lepreseuting Gen
eral Gordon seated in a saudy w asto of
Africa clutching his country’» nag and his
nible in one hand and a trusty w- upon in
the other, while round about him, closely
envirot ing him on every «ide.l petched a
Hock of lean and hungry vultures, traced
in the »sand l»t his, feet was the name
•Khartoum," and under the masterly
ariiatic conception, which’events subse
quently tragically verified, was the single
word—“Abandoned!’ The picture de
rived much of its force from the fact that
the face of the solitary uiau, ou which des
pair and hopelessness were written, was
thalof a hero whom all the world honored
In every town and city throughout thia
broad land are heroes who have become
martyrs to medical science just as was
Gordon a maltyr to mllilary art.
Hiey
have been “al»andoned" by their physi
cians and given up to death in the ten-
derest language that their genial practi
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that did not cure.
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It is already prescribed by hundreds of
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the old and new schools.
It has entered
many thousand homes in the neat and
convenient form of the Home Treatment
In Health and Life, a quarterly published
by them, they record in each number
< uses of patients who have l)een aban
doned by other physicians. The number
for October, i88i, had thirty such report-.
This paper and a valuable pamphlet show
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sick by the natural and rational pro ess of
building up theshattered body w ill 1«? sent
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