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The Van Buren press., 1870-03-15

LoCKJAw CURED ny ToBAcCo "A writ
stance Of the cure Of tetanus or lockjaw,
by an application Of tobacco on the pit
of the stomach. A soldier had been
wounded in the foot, and having caught
cold in it, teianus ensued The Major OF
the Tenth Indiana cavalry, Of whose
regiment the soldier was member, cas-
ually learned his condition, and rs it was
case of life or !eath anyhow (Or rather
certain death J, he resolved to try an ex.
pertinent and save him II possible. TIE
man had the lockjaw more than forty
hours; they had no medicines along
useless il they had); and the Majors s
only resource was plug Of navy tobac.
co He cut square OF it (about three
inches sQrare). pu.it in a mess pan with
boiling water, until IL was hot through
aud saturated with the water; taking IL
out he allowed it to cool, so as not to
blister, then ilattcnipg Il eut, he placed
it on the pit Of the mans stomach. In
about Eve minutes the patient turned
white around the lips, which also began
70 twitch, the man getting very sick, and
in nine or ten minutes the rigid muscles
relapsed and his jaws fell open. Indeed.
il seemed as If the patient would fall all
apart and 90 TO pieces, so utterly was his
muscular system relaxed. The tobacco
was Immediately removed and some
whisky Cruel given to stimulate him.
Next day the man was taken along in sn
ambulance, and in q few days mounted
his horse all right, as bold "soger
boy as any. Too much fer dead man.
1t seems necessary in the disease to pro-
duce nausea, or sickness Of the stomach.
to cause the rigid muscles to relax. 1t
is very difficult, or almost impossible, to
administer medicines, and some external
application becomes necessary to produce
nausea, and this Is furnished by the to-
bacco The Major found afterward that
damp tobacco applied to any part OF the
body would produce sickness, but much
more quickly, ofcourse, when applied to
the stomach.
The editor OF the Scientific american
in commenting upon the above case, re.
marks that the remedy proposed is one
Of great power, and would need to be
used with extreme caution, to avsid fa
tally nicotizing the patient.
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JonS WESLEY AND HIS w iFE.-Alr. Geo
Dawson, in u late lecture on the great
founder Of Methodism, gave the follow
ing details When Wesley settled he said.
:" 1t would be more useful to marry"
There is nothing like giving that sort Of
pretty facing to your wishes. l have
known friend, when he was going to
move from little living to large one,
say that it was because he was going to
"a larger sphere Of usefulness" A Ger
tain witty man used to say that whenever
a clergyman went from little living to
a large one. he did so because he had got
a call, but that he would want good
loud halloo to take him from large to
a little living" Wesley married wild.
ow. who, through her Jealousy, led him
a life of wrctchcdnsss and misery.
At last his spirit was up and he wrote
her, Know me and know thyself. Sus-
pect me 10 more provoke me no more /;
do not any longer contend for mastery,
for power, money or praise; be content
to be aprivate insignificant person known
and loved by God and me-" 1t was not
likely that woman would be pleased at
being recommended to be an insignificant
person. After twenty years Of disqui.
etude she one day left him. lie bore it
philosophically. He went even beyond
the took his diary, and put the most
pthy entry into it / ever met with in a
diary: "Nen cam re!iqai; non aemtsi, non
revoedbo (which may be translated
thus IL did not leave her; l did not
send her away; shan't send for her
back And so ended the marriage life
Of John Wesley.
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Milk FOR HEART D,srAsE.-Undsr th.

Milk FOR HEART D,sEAsE.-Cnder ths
head OF Milk cure" the Lsdser some
time ago brought to public notice . full
account Of the curative effects OF contin-
ucd use of milk regimen in the treatment
of many diseases -dyspepsia, dropsy and
affections Of the breast, etc, as described
by DR.. Karell. There 10 now additional
testimony Oh this subject, especially ~
relates to morbid enlargement OF the
muscular structure Of the heart scientific.
ally called hypertrophy, ~ represented
by French physician Of Montpelier.
This gentleman tells that in the smbarrss'
ment Of the circulation arising ffctn THE
state Of the heart. associated with OBJ
struction Of the valves, the milk diet, tn.
gether with the use Of fdigitalis and some.
times without 1t, will relieve the most
distressing symptoms. Eventually there
will ensue even an absorption Of the en-,
la ged muscular structure ending il 8
cure But to ensure success the patieut
must follow rtrictly the injunotion laid
upon him. Under the innusncs Of Mt
diet II is found that the lmpulsa at ne
heart diminishcs together With the pal,
pitstions and the congestion oftmperfecs
circulation Of hk,od In the face, brains
and lungs. Even where a cure canneeo~
hoped for. there will still b . pslliasies
of the symptoms.
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VAN BUREN, ARK, MARCH IS, 1870

dwelling being ready for occupation, Mr.
Morton said one morning at the break
fast table:
"Yeu will oblige me by having my
things removed to the room formerly
occupied in the second story. ! am tired
Of going up tive pair Of stairs. +.
II can't oblige you with that sale
Mrs. Lawrence, coldly. "The room il
otherwise occupied"
"Do you refuse me the apartment
desire in the house which gave you =
asked Mr. Morton, in some heat. "Thom
as do yeu support your wife in this p
my wife is the best judge IN thess
matters" said his cousin, frigidly.
"In that case, shall leave your house
this morning." said Mr.. Morton.
Just as you like" sneered Mrs. Law
renee, but apprehend you will scarcely
find your cousin Temple glad to see you
"l shall net 60 there" said the ol'
gentleman.
Where then 2" inquired Mrs. Law
renee in surprise.
ITO the Hcrsey place, which / hays
Just purchased" was the startling reply
"What !" exclaimed Thomas Lawreac,
in CONSERVATION. "Did you not give ~
all your property to usr"
~ should have done so," said Mr.
Morton, "but for the wise counsel OF my
good friend Burdick. He foresaw wha
would happen. and by his advice. ! re
served as much, or more, than gave up.
"My dear sir" said Mr.. Lawrence
"pray don't leave us. You shall have
the room you desire, and be our honoret
guest You don't know how we shal
miss you"
IL have the honor ta wish you q goot
morning." said the old gentleman, con
temptuously. l understand you now.
The modification of the two cousin.
can hardly be imagined. They did moi
enjoy what they had, from the chagrir
they felt at having cheated themselves
out of the rest. When Morton died, af
ter the lapse OF some years, not cent e'
his property found itself into the Golfers
Of his selfish relatives.
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Boston, are authorised 10 receive edsestistae(se
the Press. In those citiss.
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Special notices double the above rates. Ed-
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10 cents for each additional insertion. All
transient advertisements cash in advance.
Marriage and obituary notices not to exceed
s lines free, over five 20 cents per line.
Cards or communications Of a personal
character, if admissible at all, double the usual
stes and strictly in advance.
Announcing candidates, for Congress or
State offices, $500. County officers $1,000.
Editorial notices, 25 cents per line.
Yearly advertisements, paid quarterly. in
advance. Legal and transient advertisements
to be paid for when left at the office.
All Job Work, to be paid for on delivery.
Address all letters and communications to
j. s. DUNHAM. Editor and Proprietor.
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POETRY.
From N. O. Sunday Times.
SONG OF THE SURGE.

From N. O. Sunday Times.
SONG OF THE suR0H
BY EsPY.
On the shores of Time we wander,
Picking pebbles as we go;
Pebbles cast up by the waters
In their surging flow.
Finding here-one bright with pleasure,
Thcre-onc dark with sorows's shade;
Grief and gladness mingled ever
On the soul together laid.
List to what the surges murmur,
Every pebble is your own;
Seek not only those Of pleasure,
Earth Is not for joy alone.
"Learn the lesson ofcontentment,
Light and shadow 10th are blcst;
Take whatever lies hiore yon,
All are given for the best"
While along Times shores we wander,
Gathering pebbles as we stray;
Let US act and still remember
What the murmuring surges say.
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P~s for yovr yst~.
The Van Buren press., 1870-03-15

- I, is 80 seldom that Americans get
any credit for good manners. that 1t is verv
pleasant to note the fact that ho,o! keeper
in Munich says 10 has less trcnhl. with 8
hundred Americans than ten Frsachmen.
The compliment 10 not very great one,
but then, II 10 soms.hiHE
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55olsenbes III Die morteetreue leberIebuna zines
Entertaining aus Waihinaton on bic g. q. Lines /:
Die ionaerbarfte BON allen bis lest angefibrten
| uriddens oes fhmaden. republifnnilden Uotuu1s, in
Ieiaieen Sheisn BON Nennipluanien unb Marplano.
III bic. an9eblihe Nbnetauns Der befen ipeiben Ne.
Au pebep. Il 8unbesbeamte in Waibiuston, bic per.
Ef6nll9Ibftoem grfolae ibryr Bartei Hinterefirt iino
funb bieaan ben WabItdapfen In beieen @taaten oi.
tretten Antbtil fahn1en, 9eben e8 ais cine unleugbare
xhattedae on. ees bas Vorartbeily 9eget 'genlein'
EidafAideai Musibe1 t0es Stimmredbts NIT ben
s%,a9Fs',s "a iafis fa bel ben Naoiiaisn1 s ale 1st toe ' De- {
tSn DeiFpnri un0 Suinois fonnte qan8 0aNef6e Be.
mtetf Il speroer. Nur iprodp f4 Dos Yorartbeit BON
Seitet Der &epnblifaner ipeni9er inn Gnthalten pom
Gtimuen oils in a@ttmmen 7fir bic bemofrotii9en
Gdnbioaten' aus. sGihts III natarlider aIs baB bic
FDeMofraten N oealiid bidl tueniaet oas Die MepnbIi.
anOiraten kindergarten aRd "eiafad elmer eeieslidsn
8eftirraune, Die ie .ebrlid unoI mad Rrdften be.
|fdunpften, fur bic NE 1niernols Gpuhpdtbien fheudbels
|ten hno oeren Golsen he smar m~ittraeen miifen unb
beroen. oieIie aber aoaf teoe erlaabte g8eiie aauf ibr
eerin9fss Mab 3u ,reouairen gRdg beitreberl iperbea.
teleben enhasibenos 8ebeutuns bsisutesen. anoers
bic Nepublitoner: ssDie Wehrsaal unter linen hat
housi purenl 30b Gegen ben Siben TIRE mabren Sn=
tttntte uno Seftnnunqen tn Beau8I alf Die farbige
9tdce perleu9net bat It'd bon bieem So6e pielo mel.
ftsr trsibent laflsn ais lie BET Observation-Disclosures BE-.
Ebanolun8 Der Jrage 9egangen fein pirbe, sano lest
mad Dem oas sanse republitaniide Yroaramm praf.
tiid burdsefabrt uno Die g dmarden nidt nur emane
cipitt. iDnoerTl IN Be5ug auf ole poIitiihen Nehte
ben 8eiBen aIei6eeteqt iino. finben tie oos umeri.
Ifanif4e Sir9erreht e~rnieoriat unb entpirbigt burd
ibse ei8ene 9bat 00er bod ourd lire unterpulfgfeit
ruuter bic 8efeble neuens ldnoilder Nolititer, oenen
oas N!essrtinmreHt niat S3psd iOnoern nur Mitta
fgetueien NOR. + 80 4' r" 49, ~,5,ss
as 10 eering seiddBte Ra1enporurtbeiI erideint
linen auEeinaal in neuerl 2ihte, uno he fragen l6
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X. pupnanildt liese !: BARN, elmer niebsren &ofIe Die
sRfettss Der h6beren einsurdnmen Die tie bod niemols
in pollen vtabe eenieB&sn tonn, ooer oas @iniliia,
ode uno iunnatirlide Weiie burh Mnhdngen zines
fremoartieen @euidtes su bemmen. Wie san3 an..
bers miroe Die republifaniihe Yartei beute Daitehen,
he aus ben ,Beitimmunsen 5iiber bas Neaer=
tirnmreht in Ohio uno Wiiiouri cine Gsbre ge3oaen
jbdtte. Sod tie tonnte es nldt; ihon oamals mar
lie untpioerbrinelid ben 5anatifern unb Wonopoz
iaften Der Veuen8lanofaatea p%ertauft. rf
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Ser Sheintoo auf benz @4Iabtfelbe.
Yrof. u. HuBbaun1, Der iib als Stabsar5t bet Der
baieriiben Nrmee unter b. b. Gam befinoet, fAreibt
bon Orleans in ieinem mad Dlinden gelaneten BE.
rifte inter Anoeren. : ,unmitteIbar bel unof nab
Der Sblaht MAIDEN mir feinen unterS6ieo, Of elm
Seutlher Doer 1Jran5ole boz uns liegt, mir feb.
men Seoen auf unIeren Waeeni nno bepanbeln un0
nperiren uno3 ftdrfen sSeben. 6obalb esf aber Die
leife erlaubt, ffon rad Elm paar 3agen rperoen ben
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ale Deltlben unl Ans 5u ~ianl1eln. ginen erlhre.
fen0en ginoruf babet oiesnnal (bei BEN @efehte um
Orleans) NO Der Duntle fiible ,Mbeno Die SAIadt
sum guoe apang, bic pielen Sdsintobten yeemaht
gBir fanIen mie0erholt 3u Berpunoeten. Die bereits
boa 4 ltno o. Blelirteptrd9ern unteriu6t uno5 als
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Bebor1en oes 9erSens nod oeutlihen Serji1lag h1=
rem lieBen uno, naehbem lie au~f9enommen, etpdrnat
uno erquidt lparen, tpieoer gum Gebe1 tanlen. Blut-
~perluite, gribDpfuna, bun9er, Rdlte uno Sdreden
balte ib far Die Jaetoren, pelbe iDlhena 9deintoo
berp0rbrilgen. uH0 wenn man aub 0as Ginlteben
bon lan9en Naoein in Die per5iplbe. bas ansrle
Wtittel. ben S1eintoo 5u e%rtennen. auf Dem 6 hlaht=
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Mslfen aaes 'aut TO- bob ole Gdoen ui,o Wirths.
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pteroe, Yferoe Die erepirt uaren orpunger, es mar
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pas S9limmite mar, bob i'd als, BreuBe ni1t aus
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Daualen Ger garten, nie bic In6eren, benn Stein-
to9te 9tspt IS 9eute mob midi, tuno oarum babe i'd
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Srauri9te IN rneinem Sh,diale- mar, bah meme
Srau, meme utarla uno mein Soiepbr Die Sunser=
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selunoe .~ytabrung, tein Doctor, teine Meoicln, ales
gar au!9e5e9rt! Senn bier mar es nitt ME in
Seutidlano! pier paren ale Rranten Der Nrmee
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pertbellt. Jiir bic pferoe babeu mir Bdume abge-
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nabren; Saulsaoe iinS Dor Suuser gaeitorbsn. BrOo
gao Is 5 pfo: fnr ~ Utann Soloaten; in Der lebten
3elt aken mir Gleenbroo, fir. elm Rino unter u
Sabren Elm 5lnftel Yfunb uno fir erpa11ene Yers
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