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J Council Proceedings.

TUESDAY, Oct, 10Th, 1869
Council met-prcsent all the members
but Messrs Curme Patterson and Reeves.
Mayor Bennett presiding. aae e
A PETITIONS.
From Philip Lybrook asking permits;
sion to erect frame stable on his prem
esis on Eighth street. between Main and
Broadway. Referred to Board Of Pub
lie improvements. s.s. s.
so ss REPORTS sac 9u- q
The Mayor reported that he had ex-
amined the memorial of D W c Nc
Whitney protesting against the tax ley
led on his property for city purposes
in his opinion the property of Mr.. Nc
Whitney was not legally in the city linn
its and could not be taxed for city pur-
poses In his opinion the tax could not
be collected.
Mr. Palmer reported that he had en-
gagged three car loads of coal for the use
of Fire Companies.
RESOLUTIONS.
Mr. Elder offered resolution approx
ing the action Of the Treasurer in Dor
rowing 81 200 Eleno Watkins, at til g
rate of ten per cent annum; also con-
tracing with 10 hua Kirk for the con-
tinuance of his present loan of $1,000
additional. payable in three years. at 10
per cent interest. Adopted
Mr.. Palmer offered a resolution au-
~, -, -; loft hu to no
hest bidder, the construction Of cross
ings an the north and south side of
Fifth street. at the intersection of
broadway. Lost. 30 ~
Mr. Peterson moved that the Street
Com missioners be allowed to hire two
additional teams two days for the pur>
pose OF crawling East Oakland street
Adopted.
! A communication was received from
the City Commissioners notifying the
Council that they had examined the al
| ley running east from Sixth street, be-
tween Main and Walnut, and assess the
BENEFITS aud damages accruing by open
ing said alley, as follows: CT Price,
damages, Sle5 Benefits-W efe!, Nicer
hoff & Dickinson, $12, so; Albert Schnorr
$4,000 ohm Richards, $4,000; Catha
rine Hannah, $4,000, S L Hittle. $685.
so
On motion the communication was re
fcrred to select Committee consisting
OF Messrs Elder, Bell and Watt
The Chief of Police reported that one
Of tie guys CT the Suspension bridg e
was down, endangering the safety Of
| the bridge. 80 .-0.--..----
DR.. Davis called attention to the fact
that there was a scarcity of water in
some of the fire cisterns. There was a
particular lack of water in the well on
Ninth and Noble-therc being but
about two and half feet of water in
] it, 4te.ef.
Jesse M Hutton, by consent. said tn a,
the proprietors of the manufacturing es-
tabli shments on Ninth and Noble sire cts
! were very anxious that Council should
take some steps to procure an adequat {
supply Of water to protect their estab-
= lshments in case of fire. ..t
On M otion, the Committee on Fire De
partment were instructed tc have an ex
animation of all tho fire wells and els
terms in the city and to report their con
dition and capacity, and especially te
make tue wells in the neighborhood des
ignated available in case Of fire
On motion, Council adjourned.
"i 1--ef In Monoorsa0p sgcsG
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MURDERoUs PREPARATIONS.
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Comfort and Bliss or Pain anc
IN AgonV.s I4 s. EIf5

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Headache Foothache, Group, Cuts, Burns, Collie,
Cramps, byseutery, etc.. have astonished the civil
ICED world Is no new catch penny; but article
tia. has stood the test of twenty two years The
eeormous sale and rapidly Increasing dema nd is
at once the Surest evidence OF its usefulness and
popularity. No family should be without a bottle
i'll the house. Hundreds of dollars aud many hours
OF suffering may be saved by its timely use.
Collie, Cramp and Dysentery yield at to its
pain curative properties. lis perfectly innocent
and can be given to the Oldest person youngest
child. No matter if you have confidence in PIT.
ent Medicinestry this, and you will be sure to buy
OF Physicians recommend it in their practice.
- Sold by the Druggists and Storekeepers. Price,
New ork. .-sss5s, PGCO33 1t
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.9s&s The Great Cause
Fl - 81 55aH aGe or a 4Eas
Human Miserv.

Just Published, in scale ieureope. Price scents.
a Lecture the Nature Treatment and Radical
ACure of Seminal Weakness, or Spermatorrhoea
induced by Self-Abuse; Il voluntary Emissions,
Impoteuey, Nervous Debility, and Impediments to
Marriage generally CONSUMPTION, Epilepsy, and
Fiis, Mental and Phys Incapacty, tic BY Rob
j. Culs-rweli. NJ. d. author of the Screen Book, &c
The world renowned author. in this admirable Lee
tuse. clearly proves from his own experience t.at
the aw'uicensequence OF SeifAbuse ma, tie effeetu-
ally reinu eel without dangerous surgca
bougie< Instruments, rings cordials, pointing out
a aibie of cure At certain and efectual, by
wircl every sufferer. no matter what his condition
may be. m,v cure himself chesply, privately and
radically This lecture will prove boon to thous-
ands aud thousanas. Il "a "a - d
4 Sent under seal, in q plain envelope TO any ad
dress receipt of six cents, two postage stamps
by al PRESSING the publishers.
Also, Di. Culver velfs- 'Msrriage Gnde,' pi ice IS
cents =~s~ss g aa@s sa-s- -
Address the Pubiis hers, ree.rr ssee#r r.
Chas. J. G. Kline s Co.,
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When YOU go 20 j. p Asidieman's
Grocery, you always find the Store full
of customers. Addlcman still keeps the
/ lead. He is pleasant and accomnio,
dating This, with q good stock of
y GOOD GOODS, is the secret of his success.
=, BE has the finest run of good Butter of
any house in the city.
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AprEAL I'd THE PUBi.IC.-This representeth
that Calvin Outland is the only Agent for
Wayne County, Indiana, to solicit al on pay
ment of the A. n. E. Church.
Richmond, Ind. Oct. 81, 1863. n32tf
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RIcH,1oNp, Der. %, 1869. ]

sLYksES RICHMOND, Der. %, 1869.
We, the undersigned, Dairymen of the
city Of Richmond, agree to sell milk
from the 1st Of Nov. next, at st cents
rer quart.
s. MILLER,
Pyle & WHITE,
- GEO. CoALE,
HALE Il CAMPBELL,
j. H. BERHIDE
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Street Railroad to Cen
treville.
Adjourned Meeting.

81 e
The meeting Mt Reeds Hall, on Sat ,
urday night last, was largely attended.
and the prospect of making the Road at
an early day is Frightening Many Of
our leading citizens men and
capitalists. are becoming interested In
the work, and will take hold OF it With
will and push it through. as soon as the
necessary preliminaries-righ
on the National Pike, etc. are assured
After an Interchange of views, and sew
eral speeches had been made by Mayor
Bennett, aud Others, all full of enthusi-
asm and encouragement Of the frcj ect,
committee consisting of Messrs. Wood
and Fox. of Centrevilie. and Messrs.
Burchenal and Irwin Reed, of Rich
mond, on the part of the proposed Street
Railway were appointed to confer with
Messrs., Hugh Msxw ell and Cogshell, on
the part of the Pike. with instructions
to report the result to a meeting to be
held at Reeds Hall on next Saturday
night week Nov 9th
The u Getting then adjourned until the
time above mentioned.
We hope our fellow citizens will keep
this meeting in their remembrance, and,
| when the time comes. 90 there prepared
| to take Stock to the full extent of the
Capital proposed--s5O,00 0-which can
be raised, we verify believe, in one
light wi h the assistance Of our Centre
Vile nei2 hbors, and those residing on
| the line Of the Road
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Our old friend Cornelius Ratliff, pre-
scented US with some tine specimens of
the French Pipin. They are very
smooth and much alarg err than the Belle
Flower
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Is rBJacob Kern. during the FULLEST
times of the past season S(Janc,' July,
and August manufactured Clothing to
order, amounting to nearly four thous
aud dollars. Good for Jacob.
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lis pleasant tbs indeed, TO get your
Pills from A. S. Reed Native Perfum-
cry as we'll rs. tho foreigner, can always
be had at the old Plummer Corner, in
short erything you want can be had
there. and Prescriptions are always put
up with care. Oh q
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THE HOME for the FRIENDLEss

Has been ftrd up with Laundry, and has for the
past few months been successfully engaged in
washing and ironng. BY this means we have been
able to contribute largely towards supplying the
daily wants OF the Home We would respectfully
solicit the patronage of the public aud warrant sat-
ifactien. Clothes will be sent for and returned
good order at as low rates or lower than anywhere
else. Tao application for washing may be left tthe
post Office at the Home South 9Th street, The
corner OF Market, or with any of the managers.
On behalf OF the Board. 5rufa
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TIA DR.. DAKE is kept busy with his pm
tien.s at the fremont n ouse, and they
universally speak of his treatment as
doing them good in cradicating disease.
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Go to Mrs. s. A. Ilif for late st styles of
Bonnets, Ribbons. Laces, and Millinery Goods
of every description, at the most reasonable
prices, at her establishment on North Frank
iin,st.. few doors from Main-East side.
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PLUMMER & MORRISON,
g % = RiCnMoND, INDIANA.
1f7- THEIMSTREET'S ~
Celebrated Hair Restorative.
HAIR COLORING

The premature decay andtaraing Of sae hair having SO
RAPIDLY increased with the present generation, has
become matter Of great speculation as to the cause
and theories are abundan. in regard to 1t.
The 10 Simultaneous dyes, composed of lunar eaustc;
give thing but natural appearance to the hair:
dyeing cloth is Dyed furnishes but poor coun-
terfeit OF nature.
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ZIG en.3T. w. Bennett, of this city has
been selected to deliver the 'Addr' 50 Of
Welcome at the Re Union Festival Of
the 18Th Army Corps, at Indianapolis
on the 18th of November. 81 ~ ga
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ae- Read an excellent piece OF Poetry OF
"Indian Summer. on our first page
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sr..v We are glad to learn that Rev. r. To
sq BY 8 iYealtliois improving bas as7tiie 7d5
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Jacob Kern has fne lot o., Boys
Clothing Of his own make. A large va
riety Of gents Walking suits, and
~ large assortment of piece goods and
Oyercoalings.
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IN u Our neighbors of tue, Telegram an
' sIo .nounce that they postpone issuing their
proposed daily. The encouragement
.Lmet with. would not Justify commence
a11i ment Just now, they say.9EUsgEg-7sa
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ialzssi Charles Stanton had one Of his hands
- badly mutilated by buz saw, in Grant
80 Co'x.<School furniture Factory last
Friday. He will. be disableIfrom work
several weeks ~. r
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'5si VIM W. Austin, of this city, has been
i. elected Most Puis>ant Grand Master Of
g the Grand Council of Royal and Select
) Masters of this State. Ill g4tE 5a3sssasus
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In Memoriam.

Whereas, in the death Of our lament
Ell brother, David T Grave, We are
again reminded of the uncertainty of
life, and of our dependence on one an
other. and upon God. therefore. he it
Resolved by the brethren of Woods
ward Lodge, that in the death Brother
Grave, We recognize the loss of a wor--
thy citizen aud true Odd Fellow,
whose la,ors in the cause of Frien dship,
Love and Truth, merit our noble emula-
ton.
Ress'leed, Whilst deeply II ourniug the
-decease of our we'll beloved brother; and
glancing back to the days when lis
voice an.I council cheereu and aided us
in the Lodge below, We will not forget
| to humbB bow before Hin who calls II,
, one b one TO advance a degree h ghe
than the ol.ier Of men, 10 take our place
in tire Grand lodge above rr 81
Resolved, Whilst our hearts are heavy
! for the loss We sustain in the death OF
| Brother Grave, we viii remember to con-
dole with his widow, orphans and
! friends, and to do all in our power to
! add to their consolation and welfare. in
/ this. their great bereavement
! Resotred, That a copy Of these resolu-
I tions be spread on the minutes of the
Lodge, copy he published in the city
newspapers, and copy be presented to
the family of deceased.
! .aoz llsY 3,sgr v4sa sa NJ. W.Hobbs,
/ sz9fl
SIS 80 Te ,e7rpas james Williams,
sl@.sl -'sl s'l E. H. Conkle,
Committee
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EEMovAL


IT ETfERS Testamentary on the last WHlof Thos
5 AlzJ. Bsrgiss late of the city of Richmond, Wayne
county AMI State If Indians, deceased have this day
been granted the unders;xnedby the Clerk of the
Wayne Cemmoaa Peas.ote saisig county. All per-
sons, having claims against said Estate, requred
6ie them with the Clerk Of said Court. duly sworn
to- within year from this DATES Thc Estate is
solvent. SESILLA BARt.i>'
October II, 1860. - X.
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"a GENTLEMAN, fully competent, would like to
"A give to some intelligent American gentlemen
lessons in the GERMAN Language. Also, lessons
given in other languages. For particulars please
call at Mr.. Baehmaus Cigar Store, Main street. No.
22S.
Richmond. Oct u. 1859 3i-8us
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H EH Eg EY $ NJ
The attention Of our readers is directed to
the advertisement of GOES DYSPEPSIA
CURE, in another part Of the Palladium
Thstruly Valuable Medicines recomme nd
ed by allw!lD use it. Read the certificates.
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Read j. W. CASES Interesting letter
from Oregon on our first page
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X. NJ. COFElN, President.

RIM. COFFIN. President g
Richmond, SeptI. 1882. TEsta
Is The Homs for the Frienjless prepared 20 do
all kinds OF plain sewing with neatness AID dspatch
FERNS moderate. Applications may be made at the
Home any of the managers. --s
r. NJ. COFFIN, Pres't.
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a Partner Wanted.

To take an interest in new discovery of greatvai
ue. Perfect satisfaction guaranteed. The parties
can have opportunity 20 test the articles to their
entrs satisfaction The articles in the shape OF
medicine, aud has tailed to cure in half dozen
different diseases that very common 70 naa and
Will prove fatal il not rsmoved. have desire to
swirdls any NJ reasons for par.neri is for
the want of capital. Any person DESTROYS of engag-
trsss of thoussn ds oud do well nvestigate this
For further particulars inquire at the Pai
Iadium Office. =s .ez.=.--
+ noz2-tf. fs
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EnT RemediesEfor every disease. that ever
afflicted humanity, is for sale at NJ. B.
{ HaIIards Dug Store. Prescriptions al :
90 ways carefully compounded thcrcat, and
prompt attention always given to custoa
mere. 60 tosahe, Depot Drn gstore for
everything yoa may need. st
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III Tie 'Squaw winter now upon us,
betoIeens an ..Indian SUNNI err which
will last, about n fortnight, to follaw in
its trail before the expiration of this
week, and : then cometh Old Winter
dressed in his coolest RAIN ent-r remind
ing oil who are compos e,isof flesh and
blood, that, to, insure warmth the only
plan left is TO go to Nye IL Stars De
po. Stove Store, and purchase one OF
their Home Comfort" Cook Stoves, or
any other good kind Of Stove (and
they have almost every kind on hand
that ever was invented. with which
their extensive Wareroom is filed.
Their Saop and Office Stoves, for either
Wood or Coal, are of the very best pat
terms. Their Furnaces are No l aud
they warrant them to give satisfaction.
Their assortment Of Tinware. Copper,
Brass and Sheet iron Wares, canrot be
excelled by any other establishment
ere or elsewhere. Give them q call
die; sell CHI
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The Merchant Tailoring, IS a special
1sity with ~1Gr old friend Jacob Kern, and
he has one of the most extensive and
Enc Stocks Of Preach and Amerfcsn
Cloths TO select from in the city. His
Overceatings are osupetior. Call ard
cxsmiae his Goods and leave your or
ders, and they will be filled promptly
and actoriy.
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nEArNE ss. CArARRH. -'T1H
| Il A lady who has suffered for years from Deaf
t ness and Cntarr,, cured by simple remedy
! Her sympathy and gratitude prompts Der 10 send
the receipts, free of charge to nilarly
+ affl icteu. Address, Mrs. 81. c. LEGIET.
nor6-4w. -srge~1- Hoboken,N N. ].
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Jacob Kern has Fall Oyercoats.
Jacob Kern has Winter Oyei coats.
Jacob Kern has Youth Oyercoats.
2 res J,c,h " ..,,, liz f;,a w ,IL-iuu St,its ID
3ae - ~ = - - - : = 80 = : -
Jacob X ein has Hnes Dfsss Suits.
Jacob Kern has the finest stock Of
clothing in the, city. -e4aast : 4.r..s
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|, - ~ sJoHua Il :Thom4s 8 sonh have purchased the
property on, S,uth Fifth street. and will open
it as general Dlacksmthihg establish ment in
few days. The old friends of the father and
49, son. who have been identified with the business
VI eyer iince Richmond was a sdnauwiIiage are
solicited to give-them call at their new
shop. vtr.,
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g frIani<s e DIN. Cochran, Tor a mos.

excellent pencil. 10 @@A
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For sale BY Druggists and StorekeeperS throughout
The United States, CanaAas and South America
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RsPLEcTIoNs BY AN OLD BACHELOR.
domestic love may be very sweet,
but when | look at my brothers, family,
it strikes me that il is also very dear.
The complexion Of a girl Of the peril
cd differs from railway season ticket
the one 10, and the other Is not, trans.
ferable. ....
] love TO see littls children eating un.
accustomed delicacies, and ruy heart re
joices as | think of the Nemesis Of The
family doctor awaiting them.
Mistrust the woman who, when a
glass Of ne is split over her dress,
smiles, and says it doesn't matter.
The taste for sweets prevails in all of
us long af;er childhood-nay even in
old age, every one wishes to be worth a
plum.
Curious how this life resembles bill.
liards--kisses and misses are generally
found near together.
A sramped waist generally be,okens
brains in similar condition.
When I look upon party of young
people, l console myself with the
thought that, after all. my skull is as
goodslooking as any Of lheir'., and that's
what 1t must resolve itself 10 at ls.,
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DcS'r CuLrtvArE ORDINKRY LAND
WirnoUr MANURe.--Recollect, IL costs
lon, on our average soils. ten dollars
or moro to make and gather an acre Of
cotton. IL you do not look closely af-
ter your hands. Il will cos, you a good
deal more than that. Now, every acre
cultivated. that will not yield crops
worth at least the above amounts, will
not only be no profit, but run in debt.
Larger crops still are required 70 obtain
a profit on hired labor. Lands, then,
which will not yield such crops we
must let rest, or manure them suffi.
GENTLY, or we lose money. At
least half of our poorest soils hitherto
devoted to corn and cotton, should he
thrown out 10 rest and the balance en-
nched. How will il take us 10 exhaust
what little capital we have left. if for
every acre on which we can make net
profit Of ten dollars We continue TO cul
tivaie five which lack from three to ten
dollars each Of meeting the actual cost
Of cultivation. There are few lands
which will not yield profit If CONNER
cial manures are judiciou<lv applied.
@ Southern CuitiUator.
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TnE following is a complete list,
hitherto unpublished, Of the indictments
for treason now on file in the Office of the
Clerk OF the United States Circui,
Court for the District of Virginia JEFF
E'rson Davis, John G. Breckenridge.
Judge Henry w. Thomas, ex Governor
William Smith, General Wade Hamp
ten, General Benjsmin Huger, ex.Gov.
ernor Henry A. Wise. General Samuel
Cooper General G. w. c. Lee, Gen R.
f Lee. Gen. W. ii F. Lee, Secretary s.
X. Mallory. Gen. VIM. Malone, Gsner.
al James Long<treet, General Fi,zugh
Lee, William E. Taylor. Oscar F. Bax,
ter, George w. Alexander. General
Epps lIunton, r. II. Booker, NJ. ID.
Corse, John r. DeBree, General Roger
A. PRYOR. Major ID. b. Bridpford.
General Jubal A. Early, General Rich>
ard Ewell, Thomas p. Turner, William
8. Winder. Hon. James A. Seldom.
George Booker, William III. Payne.
Cornelius Bayles. Richard 8. Andrews,
William b. Richards, Hon. J. Faulkner.
r. II. Dulauey, w. N. Mcveigh and
II. b. Tyler. Noile proseguis have
been entered in the cases Of Hoo. Thos.
S. Bocock and Judge Robert Ould.
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TERRIBLE DEATH.-A colored
man met with an awful death in
the neighborhood of New Paris,
ky., a few nights since. A neigh,
bor, a white man, had killed lis
hogs and lett them out at night
The negro undertook to steal one,
and was in such a hurry to secure
the pork that he forgot to remove
the gambrelstick. To reach his
home it was necessary to cross a
fence. In doing SO he placed the
hog on the top rail, and il is sup
posed that it slipped--at any rate,
the negro's head was canght in the
Of the hind legs, and his
neck was broken by the stick. He
was found next morning dead, the
hog on one side cf the fence and
he on the other, with his head fast,
as described,
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USE OF LEMoNs.-When persons
are feverish and thirsty beyond
what is natural, indicated in some
cases by a metallic taste in the
mouth, especially after d linking
water, or by a whitish appearance
OF the tongue, one of the best
" COOLERS" internal or external, is
to take q lemon, cut off the top,
sprinkle over it some loaf sugar,
working it down into the lemon
with a spoon, and then suck it
slowly, squeezing the lemon and
adding more sugar as the acidity
increases from a lower point. In
valids with feverishness may take
two or three lemons q day in this
manner with the most remarked
benefit; manifested by sense of
coolness, comfort and ndinvigoration.
A lemon or two thus taken at tea
time, as an entire substitute for the
ordinary supper of summer, would
give many a man comfortable
nights sleep, and an awakening of
rest and inauguration with an ap-
petite for breakfast, to which they
are strangers who will have their
cup of tea or supper, or relish and
cake, and berries or peaches and
cream.--Journat of Healtk.
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EASY TO TRY.--It is said that a
small piece Of resin, dipped in the
water which is placed In q vessel
in the stove, will ado q peculiar
property to the atmosphere of the
room, which will give great relief
to persons troubled with cough.
The heat of the water is sufficient
to throw off the aroma Of resin.