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Cut This Out and Keep Ii.

Franklin Dyre, highly respect
able and intelligent farmer of Gale
ma, Kent county, Maryland, gives
the following as sure cure for the
bite Of mad dog. As will be seen,
he has tested it with the most graft
tying results: @
y EAnampans is a plant well known
to most persons, and is to be found
in many of our gardens. 1mme-
diately after being bitten, take one
ounce of the root of the plant-the
green root is perhaps preferable.
but, the dried will answer, and may
be found in our. drug stores, and
was used by me-slice or bruise,
put it in pint of fresh milk. boil
down to half a pint, strain, and
when cold drink it, fasting at least
six hours afterwarl. The next
morning repeat the dose prepared
as the last, and this will be sufficient.
1t is recommended that after each
dose nothing be eaten for at least
six hours.
/ have a son that was bitten by a
mad dog eighteen years ago, and
four other children in the neighbor-
hood were also bitten; the took the
above dose and are alive and well
to this day.
And I have known number OF
others who were bitten and applied
the same remedy. 1t is supposed
the root contains a principle which
being taken by the blood in its cir
culation, counteracts OF neutralizes
the deadly, effect of the virus OF
hydrophobia.
I feel so much confidence in this
simple remedy that I am willing
You should give my name in con-
nection with this statement.
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A Fact Against Darwinism.

A curious controversy has been
for some time raging 1--WE use the
word advisedly) in the columns of
scientific contemporary, Mr.. Ho-
warth ventured to assail one of the
chief positions of Darwinism, and
asserts his belief that in the strug-
gle for existence the weakest, and
not the strongest often prevail. It's
support of this apparent paradox,
he appeals to a fact which even
non-scientific. readers may appre-
ciate, and cites the statistics Of the
Registrar General and the Poor
Law Board to prove that the i'll
crease Of population has chiefly
taken place among the lowest, ana
therefore among the worst nourished
classes of the community. In Ian
cashire, where the increase has been
very marked, it has almost alto-
gether been confined to the rrisa Or
semi-Irish, who occupy the poorer
quarters of the large towns, while
the indigenous stock of the country,
which is thrifty and well off, are
steadily decreasing in Numbers.
History also favors the notion that
poverty, which might be reasonably
supposed to impair the vital forces
has no influence in checking the in
crease of population. Ireland,
during the last century, was stepped
in poverty and want, and yet was
continuously increasing in popula-
ton, while in England, under the
Tudors, when wealth was more gen.
orally difiused, the numbers re-
manned about stationary. Again,
with individuals, it is an admitted
fact that the largest families are
more often the offspring of weak
and delicate parents, and Mr.. Ho-
warth traces a sort of analogy be-
tween the fecundity of consumptive
people and the readiness to propa-
gate observable in plants that have
been starved by the gardener. 1t
follows from this that it is mis-
take to suppose that mere increase
in numbers is a proof Of the in
crease of a people in health and
strength. And, as matter Of fact,
there can be no question that from
some cause or other the physical
type of England has degenerated OF
late years Broad chests and pow
Ierful limbs are no longer the rule
among laborers and artizans, and
every recruiting sergeant complains
that the doctor rejects every year a
larger proportion of the men ex-
amined by him, and even those adj
mitted into the ranks are very in
ferior in bone and muscle to their
old comrades. OF course, there is
always a tendency to over-rate the
past, and from the time of Homer
downward there have been COM
plants that the children were weaker
than their sires; but even If every
allowance be made for this habit,
Mr.. Howarth is entitled to be heard
when he maintains that the fertility
of a race is no trustworthy test OF
its vigor.-Erchange. ai sa'n'ta
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An Irishman, quareling with
an Enghshmsn, told him that if he
didn't hold his tongue, he would
break his impenetrable head, and
let the brains out of his empty skull
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THE EXTRA UNVEILED HAVE ELEVEN JEWEL
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GOOD
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No goods forwarded west of the Mississippi
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SMART DUTCHMAN old Starks, an
honest German, had a farm about
three miles from the village of Ma
Piles, on the Illinois river, and, like
most of his countrymen who settle
in this country, was great Oh gar
den truck, butter, eggs. ETC., which
he carried to the town to sell or
barter for family supplies. One
day he came in as usual, and Peter
Crister, the storekeeper, thinking to
get a "saw" on the old man, said:
swell, Starks, got some more
eggs?"
"Yaw, 1 have few"
81 paid You a bit for The last,
said MIR. Crister, ''bnt we have had
a convention of the storekeepers,
and they have resolved to give only
ten cents in future"
"Y-a-w. Veil, mine hens they
have meetin'," replied Starks, "an'
dey resolves wot dey won't wear
demselves out layin' eggs for less a
foofteen 'shents!" And the old
man stslked offleaving Pete to stand
the laugh of the crowd.
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Fun IND FANCY.


Jed little ragamuffins in New York
.ity entered one of its most mag !
1ifcent drug stores, and marching
up to the counter, one said:
4 want q cents worth Of rock
candy"
"Get out, you ragamufRn! We
lon't cell o cents worth of rock
candy"
Slowly and sadly they fled out
Of the store. On the sidewalk a
consultation took place. They re-
the door.
"Mister, do you sell three cents
worth of rock candy?"
eyes,"
"Well, we amt got 'em;" and
the procession moved out again.
Very unkind - Scene A
volunteer review Infuriated COM
handing oficer-Hi. there, get
away, you mad man-get away from
the target Easy-minded lunatic..
Hold on, Guv'nor, l amt as mad as
1 look I was here all day yester-
yesterday, and found it much the
safest place in the field.
"A gentleman who was on the
Southern side during our late little
misunderstanding relates the fol-
lowing "Roe," of our company,
used to stammer fearfully, and
while having a judicious admixturc
of prudence in his valor, was still
one of the best and pluckiest of all.
One of our guns had been captured
by the Yankees, and the next morn
ing the order came down to recap
ture it if possible. 1t was a fearful
task, and, as we stood drawn up,
awaiting the word to move forward
at the double-quick, we felt instinc-
lively that many of us would stay
around the spot where the lost gun
was. 1t scarcely seemed worth the
price we were about to pay, and
"Roe" seemed to be more thorough
ly impressed with this idea than
any one else. Suddenly an idea
entered his mind. Stepping out OF
the ranks, he suffered, wildly, as
he always did when excited Il
say, kick-kick captain, l-l-l-let us
gig-gig-get up s-s-s-s-subscrip-
ton and "pippippay for the cussed
old gun" =.
Dan AND THE MAns.-A few
days since Captain F., in COM
pany with some ladies, was about
starting from the Edwards House
steps to the platform at the depot.
just as Dan was driving up in his
mail wagon, when the following
conversation ensued
Captain-"Stcp, Dan, until tht
aides pass
Dan who is ever ready wit,
witty reply)-"Yis, yis, your honoi
Captain-nothing but the females
can stop the mails (males.
Throw UP THE SpoNeE, Ny
FRIEND, You'RE BEAT.-An acquaint
ance of ours said the other day
speaking of the ice-works "Well
if these Yankees get to freezing ict
cheaper than God Almighty can
I'll throw up the sponge"
An old woman in countr,
chnrch, worked up to an excited
condition by the sermon of tn
pastor, who had just proclaimed
that eve are all miserable sinners,
arose and frantically shouted eyes
yes true as Gospel! I am a poo
weak critter!" A half foolish lad
who occupied back pew, on hear
ing the old lady's remark, cried out
"Then why don't you go home ant
strengthen yourself with beet broth
Thatll cure ye."
In the 18th century the epithe
Miss applied to females was consid
cred term of reproach. Galt''
Lives of the Players says: Mis-
Cross was the first actress an
nounced as Miss. This was abou
1872.
SMART DUTCHMAN.-Old Starks, al
honest German, had a farm abou
three miles from the village of Ma
Piles, on the Illinois river, and, ik'
most of his countrymen who seth
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We have sent out over Fue Thousdnd of
these Watches upon these conditions, and
have only been asked to refund the money
in three cases, and not one of these was
ON account of dissatisfaction with the
Watch, but because the parties needed
the money more.
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are all other names for Bmss OF German
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