Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1869-09-23
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Mr.. Charles Reade, the novelist, having
been asked by the correspondent of the
9ainnad IL 81. " e. bis

Hd,nna Rsss I.aS s a is
lows:
ut could hardly DO believed in the Uni
| ted States TO what an extent I, M an Ok
ford man. sympathize with your gallant
fellows. But send you my observations.
The Harvard boat goes down little by
the head: As she faced the tide, coming
to start, the water nearly ran over her.
generally. have1baSg Sesn this with re-
gret. But it is I point on which they were
touchy, and could not approach it with
out offence. Proofs: Boil on Loring's
neck. blQodless. lips, especially of Sim
mona Ind efhsAf want 81 THAT spright-
lfness that results from high condition.
They were, however, hard in muscle
harder than the Oxfird crew. Yet Sim
mons had diarrhea on the day and for 48
no" In R fse laee, 64arS aid set Wait for
| them as they sometimes do for Cambridge,
butepulled all they knew from the first
A little above Hamrnersmith Bridge they
were distressed, but got second wind after
ward.
"Tbeir beaatiful fnish,. az; shown in
practice, disappeared in the race, and lit
tie remained of their form but their true
time, the quick advance of the arm, and
the keen catch at first Of the stroke, which
have won them the day 80 often. Harvard
pulled the handsomer stroke Of the two.
N. BIN practicing Just the reverse, -.
''The ridiculous theory Of tile London
press is answered by this, that Harvard
kept tho same form in practice and in the
1 struggle. Oxford did not.
i "These remarks are 1T yonr service. /
| think you may rely npon their accuracy. -
As to the alp forward of boat; my opinion
was. shared to the full by n distinguished
oarsman with whom IcOMpared notes, with
the craft and her behavior in sight. Yours,
very sincerely, ---.-.--
LONDON, Aug. %. CHAs. REApE."
HOMEOPATHIC pos1ig The doses .are. ri
diculously small, but; Il they cure tia
should be q recommendation rather thar
able to explain the phenomenon, yet you
are bound to accept the fact, if such it be-
In the world ~ science the explanation fol
lows the fact. often very slowly. It is thu
business of the adept, not the novice, tt
decide the question of the dose. Ii more
were required, more would be given, ant
the much is not given, because the muct
is not required. Il is conceivable that thu
curative properties q medicine are some
4|;thing quite distinct from tie poisonous
ones, and that the curative virtues arc onl,
developed by our: mode Of preparation il
a psoportionas the poisonous properties arr
destroyed. Homeopathy however, is no
small doses, though its successful applica
b ton does require tho exhibition Of .medi
tfil6s Invested Of their poisonous, proper
ties. If yourself and family may be euret
of pain and disease promptly and perman
i entity, rith6hs being Dragged or poisoned
;. surely you have occasion for gratitude, ant
J. humanity has gainetf somewhat.
Humphreys Homeopathic Specifics ar
unauestionably the best form Of homeo
patlic medicine for family use. They mr.
simple, Invested Of oil intricacy, and Will VT
r they are harmless they arc efficient: Tho.
arc not only q source of comfort, but grea
8 saving in a iamily.-Fort Wayne Sentinel