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bind Us. our rcth shall no, perth even We 20 down
Bui we shaii DOT iA:i
look into your eves-y oung srd women THOUSAND.
Of YOU. and and women Tar enough from Young
look nto the eye OF nifty thousand other men ald women
whom. IL the lrt ci-h; months have sp"Ach %" lA'v -
face and they say 30 No America hal n,t fan
reu.1nbcr the women who were never found ia,h--,
wb.p sscrfic. was Ia be offered CREST Y-lacpl
look up 70 ms God and | look nv heart AMI |
ss, We -ha' not r.. We shall not fail
This a; ny eide. il = ;he willow 70 j. ths '!mO" oi
Will strtw them the ground and beneath here i Pc
renual plant II is green al tie year through When tins
willow branch = esss. tie other green with nope ald
IT, buds in IL bosom; rs buds Will blossom - II Is
Did our ia;Lers live Are wo dead Even in asLe.
I've their ho! fTe Boston only sleeps one day she WI!
wake, Massachusetts Will s..r again NewElSiand viii
gire end walk the vanished North Will be found once
more queeHly and majestic Then il viii be- seen that
Slavery weak and pOweress IN Itself only phantom OF
tho night.
slavery is fnaly." Is IL There shall Dc DO aZi-
istob-no, the lesst-siar there THERE'S Hispsnioia
IL the South The South knows H. She ste On pos"
der.nsgszn- and then plays with hre, while humanity
shoots rockets all the world To mutiate to torture
t. burn to death revoei African whom outrage has unc
to Crime-tha is only light the torches Of san Domingo
This Black Bondage will be Red Freedom. one day nay.
Lust Vengeance, redder yet. | would not wait TIL that
Flood comes and cCyOuTs al.
When the North stand. up. uaufully. united, can
tear down Slavery in lie twevemonth aud when We
do unite it be only destroy slavery IN ihe Ter
rtores but to uproot every fragment Of slavery through
out The whole wide land. Then leanness VI" depart rom
souls; then the blessing Of God VIII come upon Us
shall have a Commonwealth based on righteousness
which Is the strength OF any people ana shaI 'ahl longer
than Egyp-NGtioHal Fidelity 10 God our aeouila'nS
Pyramid
How feeble seems single nation; how Poweres-
solitary man But one of p family OF forty do
much How much is Italy. Rome. Greece. Palestine
Egypt the world The solitary man-a Luther PAU
Jesus-he eighs millions of coward souls Eich
Of you take heed that the Republic receive 10 harh
HOMEOPATHIC TREATMENT or EPIDEMIC CHOLERA.
BYE. ,. JosLS. NJ d. I2no. pP. -. William Rad.
Two previous editions this work attest the favorable
reception accorded it b. the public In the present
enlarged edition. great amount of practical matter has
been added. including chapter OF Illustrative cases IN
l49 and subsequent years to the present month 1t has
been the of the author to prepare for the OF prac
ttioners and for intelligent professional readers WELL
a compr hensiy treatise full and systematic to enable
them find with facility the remedy for every durable case
Of the disease of which treats. According TO the Io
neopathc theory large doses not required TO aay
disease whatever Attenuation is essential to the full
development of medicinal power, and in this
s manifested at all until the substance has been rem
dered extremely dilute. An attempt is made in this work
TO present the proof from experiment Of the efficacy of at
enuaed medicine in the treatment of cholera. DR.. Josn
that the great of European physicians in
the treatment of the Asatic cholera of 1892 and Of many
American physicians in 1919 due to the of attenu
ated medicines well to the law of simiitude which
regulated their administration.
The following table Of hygenic rules, important to be
observed during the prevalence OF cholera, recommended
by its sense apart from any medical theory
lst. Use warm clothing, and in cool changeable
weather flannel: but put cotton or k garment under
IT, unless you have been accustomed 10 flannel neAt inc
I'd. Avoid taking cold or becoming chilled.
3D. Use cold hot even tepld baths; but use
cool baths those which feel like summer breeze or
sponge the booy with water Of such temperature. This.
with different individuals and different modes Of using the
water may range from - to 20 Fahrenheit.
lib Remain in the water not longer than minute aud
wash ard wipe yourself dry possible and II IN
the least chilly put extra clothing Use this abution
once week, twice i'll summer and wash the feet AMI
other more sweay parts of the body daily
5th EndeavOr to encourage good temper hope and
cheelfuness, in yourself and Others. .
9Th Use moderate and active exercise, but avoid
great fatigue.
lin Avoid all kinds of fasting, when there is appetite
eih Let the diet consist partly OF animal food and partly
of GOOD bread or other preparation OF Wheat nOr
Sc good proportion of frosh beef mutton venison
fowls and il agrees with the stomach soup made OF one
these meats. Fish, eggs, good milk butter sugar ana
moases, not hurtfu 10 persons IN general wheh use
il moderation, and with due proportion daily OF some OF
the meats above mentioned
9th Avoid all indigestibe food everything winch you
have found TO oppress your stomach, whether 1t be cab
bsce urnip other succulent vegetables and especially
fbrou vegetables and hbrous fruits some kinds OF rad
!
toasted cheese meat fatty veal other young meats
sausages pork geese Holsters shesh eels or other 'h
which both fins and scales The articles enunier
aed in this paragraph of doubtful character for most
dyspephcs at all times and for most persons when choe1a
! prevails
| the stomach with food of any kind.
llth Masiicate the food thoroughly. II possible OBJ
serve regular and early hours for eating ana Sleeping
Avoid late supptrs; but compelled to deter the evening
| meal till a late hour, eat sparngiy.
18TH Drink water, cocoa, pure; unSp ced chocolate
toas.wafer barley-water weak black tea.
! 18th Avoid, as far possible, all alcoholic drinks
whether distilled fermented, but especially the ioreF'
Use neither coffee nor green tea.
l4th Keep your properly ventilated but IN su;h
manner A. not 10 expose yourself TO currents OF air Wheh
sitting still.
18th Do not continue long in small rooms that are
crowded with people. -,
10th II practicable avoid sleeping in Easements or with
! many persons in the same ROOM
The domestic reatme OF cholera, at the commence
ment of an attack, is thus described by Dr. Joslin
When there is decided attack of cholera resort for
the first hour or longer shorter time according to CIR
cunstances To- treatment for which, as well as for all the
most successful modes of preventing and curing tins dis
ease the world is indebted to Hahntmann
Whatever NAV be the form of the attack give one drop
Of the tincture Of camphor dropped lump OF sugar
and then dssoly ed in tablespoonful OF cold a,e he
peat this every minutes, until there decided mltI-
cation of the symptoms This will usually be after hve or
sx d~es One sign OF its coed effect is perspraton In
proportion as symptoms yield let the doses be al longer
Intervals as an hour hours twelve and even twenty
four hours. For these later doses the thd aenuatch
Void nrohablv be preferable If the disease Is taken in
time ten or twelve doses of the tncture are ordinarily
sufficient Ii the stomach will not retain the camphOr,
in iccwaer, then give before ana ai!er H. D W
ice a. large flber reduce the do-e to onequartr
of q drop if necessary. H. order TO commence lmnedi-
stely the ip dose may be drop on lump OF sugar
but there time, dissolve IL as hereafter III
rected
The ratsnt should continue in bed and be covered, for
many hours as exertion and cheek OF the pesprston