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How to Cure q Cold.

We do not know how we can ever ex-
press our gratitude 10 the Danbury Ne,cs for
furnishing us with a panacea for all the
coughs, and lung complaints that we may
be subject TO this winter. In the language
of the yirtuous father of the melodrama.
we can boldly say: Heaven bless you, my
che-ild. Listen 10 his solid chunks of
wisdom: One of our citizens who has
been troubled with severe cold on the
lungs effected his recovery in the following
simple manner. He boiled little boneset
and horehound together, and drank freely
of the tea before going to bed. The next
day he took five pills, put one kind of plas
ter on his breast, another under his arms,
and still another on his back. Under adj
vice from an experienced old lady he took
all these off with an oyster knife in the
afternoon. and slapped on mustard paste
instead. His mother put some onion drafts
on his feet and gave him lump of tar to
swallow. Then he put some hot bricks to
his feet and went to bed. Next morning
another old lady came in with bottle of
goose oil, and gave him dose of it on
quill, and an aunt arrived about the same
time from Bethel, with bundle of sweet
fern, which she made into tea, and gave
him every half hour until noon, when he
took big dose OF salts. After dinner his
wife, who had seen fine old lady of great
experience in doctoring, on Franklin street
gave him two pills of her make, about the
size of an English walnut and of similar
shape. and two tablespoonful of home
made balsam to keep them down. Then
he took pint of hot rum at the sugges-
ton ofan old sea captain in the next house,
and steamed his legs with an alcohol bath.
At this crisis two OF the neighbors arrived
who saw that his blood was out of order,
and gave him half gallon of spearmint
tea, and big dose Of castor oil. Before
going to bed he took eight of new kind
of pill, wrapped about his neck flannel
soaked in hot vinegar and salt, and had
feathers burned On shovel in his room.
He is now thoroughly cured, and full Of
gratitude. We advise our readers to cut
this out and keep it where It can be readily
found whep danger threatens.
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CHARCOAL FOR PoULrRY.-The beneht
which fowls derive from eating charcoal Is.
| believe. acknowledged. The method Of
putting it before them is, however. not well
understood. Pounded charcoal is not in
the shape in which fowls usually find their
food. and consequently is not very enticing
to them.
have found that corn burned on ;he
cob. and the refuse-which consists al
most entirely of the grains reduced to.char-
coal. and still retaining their perfect shape
placed before them, is greedily eaten by
them, with a marked Improvement in
their health, as is shown by the brighter
color of their combs. and their sooner pro-
ducing a greater average OF eggs TO the
flock than before.-S. Rufus Mason il the
Poultry World.
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qloss and freshness Of youth. Thin
hair is thickened, falling hair checked.
and badness often, though not always.
cured by its use Nothing can res 5oro
the hair where the follicles are de-
stroyed, or the glands atrephied and
decayed; but such as remain can be
saved by this application, and stimu-
lated into activity, so that a new
growth of hair is produced. Instead
Of fouling the hair with pasty sedi-
nent, it will keep ID clean and vigorous
Its occasional use will prevent the HAIR
from turning gray or falling of, AMI
consequently prevent badness. IL
restoration of vitality it Civ, : 20 the
scalp arrests and prevents tn. t-lm.-
ton of dandruff, which is often 20 I
cleanly and offensive, Free from tho
deleterious substances which ma
= some preparations dangerous and mn
rious to the hair, the Vigor can o.
benefit but not harm it. IF wan
merely for a HAIR DRESSI,
nothing else can be found so desirah
Containing neither oil nor dye, It ~
not soil white cambria, and yet IA
long on the hair, giving it rich, g'o>-
lustre, and a grateful perfume.
Prepared by Or. J. C. Aver & Co.,
Practical and Analytical Chemists.
LOWELL. MASS.
eow6 mo 80
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Trenton.

Trenton.
The inhabitants of district No. e.
Trenton, have just completed a school
house 35x27 feet. - feet posts with belfry
and vane. The school room is 20 by &c
feet, furnished with best modern seats and
desks. The cost of the building as il now
stands is $500. $500 of which was furnish
ed by the ladies of the district. The vane
costing s65. was presented by Leonard
Cushing of Waltham. Mass. Such a house
has long been needed in this district, and
it is to be hoped that other districts will 20
and do likewise. Mr.. q. W. Bunker OF
Trenton, is teaching the school.
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ST. JAM S 81 OTEL,
RE-OPESED ON THE
E U r. Q p E A N PL IN.
Corner Penna. Avenue & 9Th St.
WASHINGTON D. C.

This Hotel has been closed since April last and
has, during the past summer, undergone the most
thorough removal Ion. 1t has been refurnishod
with elegant Walnut Marble Top furnafure
out
The furniture and appointments have been manu-
featured 10 order expressly for tnis house and are
equal in style and durability to any European1Ho.
tel in the country. The rooms are Arranged e
sSite and single. and will be rented from 1fSO TO
e5 90 per day (including private parlors,)
spacious Ladies' and Gentlemanys Dining
Room, Gentleman's Restaurant, Lunch and r..
treatment Saloons eare conveuiently arranged.
where Ill meals will be served q q carte.
A liberal discount will be made to those Aesir.
AG 70 remain by the week or month. ~
WOODBURY. 3 DUREN.
moss Proprietoes.
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tbriansl.

Orinnd.
The first thing in the morning is the
Factory whistle. Il means business.
Mcssrs. Pollock X Scott of Guilford. Me,
have leased the mill of the II. ". Co. for
term of years. They expect to put IN
ten more looms and employ from thirty
five to forty hands. They Will make i
specially of repellants. These men are
practical workers and have earned rcpu-
tation for making good goods.
AT the annual meeting of the Farmer
Club Henry Partridge was elected Pre>i-
dent. o. l.. Gardner, Vice President, y. II
Powers, Treasurer, +. Buck. Secretary.
1t Is in good working condition. Lecture
one week, discussion the next.
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Cranberry Isle.
ACROsTIC.

Ever prompt, and ever welcome,
Laden with thy weekly budgets.
Local care. and news domestic,
spiced with many fore ign cleaning,
What would people DO without thee.
oh thou racy prince Of LOCALS:
Ready j. each one TO seize thee.
To pounce on thy stores of goodies.
Hannah Jane" and Obadiah.
Araminta, Hczikiah,
Make for thee at once. neglccting
Every more pre:entious journal.
Rushing through thy stock of knowle'lse
In hot haste 10 fad it all out.
Can q title. nobler. prouder,
And more dear than thine be chosen:
''Nuff ced - my mite have given.
HANCOCK.
There are several cases of Scarlet fe
yer in town some of which are quit,
serious.
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AMERICAN AND FOREIGN PATENTS.
z. Il. e DDY,
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS.
For Inventions Trade Marks Designs
No. TO State St.. Opposite Kilby St..
BOSTON,

No. 10 state ST., Opposite Kilby ST.,
BOSTON.
4 ffER an extensive practice OF upwards of
n Thirty years. continues to cecure Patents IL
the United States: also in Great Britain, France
and other foreign countries. Caveats, Specifica-
tons, Assignments, and all other papers for Pa.
ten :, executed on reasonable terms, with dis.
patch Researches made TO determine the validity
and suliiy ofPatents of Inventions, and legal
and other advice rendered in ali matters touching
the same. Copies OF the claims of any patent
furnished by remitting dollar. Assignments
recorded in Washington.
No Agency IA the Unite States possessessurerior
'dcficsf0r o0fdtD ing Patents Jr ascertdinino IN,
patentatility ofiHrentions.
All necessity OF a journey to Washington To
procure Patent, and the sual gre at lay there
are here saved inventors.
-O
TESTIMONIALS.
regard Mr.. Eddy as one of the mosfeapable and
SUCCESSFUL practitioners with whom ] have had
omcial intercourse. CHAS. MASON.
Commissioner of Patents
II nave no hesitation IN ssuring inventors that
they cannot employ a man competenf and
rhsttoorfhy ana more capable of puttiE their
Applications IN a form to secure for them early
and favorable consideration at the Patent ONCE.
EDMUND BURKE
Late Commissioner OF Patents.
"Mr. Il ii Eddy has made for me over THIRTY ap
plieations for Patents, having been successful in
almost every case. Such unmistsks = Bile proof Of
great Ia ient and ability on his part, leads me to
Recommend all inventors to apply 70 him 10 pro
cure their patents, as they may be sure OF having
the most faithful attention bestowed on their
cases, and at very reasonable charges,
JOHN TAGGART.
Boston Jan.l Is13-Iy
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dsboro.

Goul dsboro.
The winter school in district No. 3.
taught by Mr.. l.. Kingsley, closed last
week. 1t has been proitabeterm.
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Ayers
HairVigor.
For restoring to Gray Hair its
natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing
which is at
once agreeable,
healthy, and
efectual for
preserving the
hai.. II soon
restores tad, 4
or gray hair
to its original
color. with the
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VT. Desert.

The Somesville people have a very
excellent Circulating Library, of about POO
volumes. 1t is unusually well selected and
contains a variety of books in different
branches of literature
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so TIO y =
ever offered In this Marke;. Which will sell cheap
Will not bc be.st on -MhLLwARE> have
a nuc assortment oi Ladies Gents Mise.
and Child~cn'- UNDER CLOTHING
HOOP SKIRTS. LADIES and MISSES, BAL.
MORAL skIRT>, IMBo>>ED. FELT. prin-
ted and in fact. all kinds OF skirts Bustes'
In cNe.y variety. tpT-ets. Gloves and
Hosiery, I.5tiic-' Black XII I,oves, sc a pair.
Colore,i hds, 80. pair. Machine SIX and
Twt-t. HandkeichItf., Edglngs Of all
kiuI-, mi. and Collars. have nnc
assortment 81 iIIts aul caps. Ladies' Misses and
Children fut~. OF all descriptions. 4 large lot
uf Lap BuGalp aud Wolf Robes. which
Will scil Cheap. Boots. Shoes, Rubbers
and Leather IN every vArlciE. Groccriesi have
lue stock OF Groceries. consisting Of Molas.
sr-. sugar. Teas and Iobaccos Flour Beef
Pork. Lard. Chcese, Butter, soaps and
spices of all descriptions Apple, by the barrel /;
ami Pickles by TIE gallon Raisins, Rice. Cof-
lee Roasted and RAW. OILS, Linseed Raw
and Boiled, Kerosene and ia fact Al.
most every ihiag that can be found in nrst-clsss
Variety store.
The sood- / e Gcr are fresh and desirable andl
Will will be uGeIe.l a. tie most favorable prices
trusting You viii continue The Patronage which
has been heretofore 80 eheenully bestowed / am
Faithfully yours,
j. r.. CRlPPEN.
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Notice

me subscriber having got on his feet again and
having at his shed on Water street a fine To- -
SULLIVAN Granite, procured expressly for the nnr
pose, Is prepared 90 furnish monuments ami taI,
lets OF any size or design. He will also fnrnisb
stone for posts, rails, steps &C., or make any al
dltion or repairs on stones or inc closures aI9oad
set All business entrusted to him in this I'm
will be promptly and faithfully executed On r rme
sonable terms. Grading and grassing cematart
lots attended to. Orders solicited 0e''o'eif
Elyswor,, Nor a. 70. LEVI WEBER
-','o'|' 3mos As
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DR. RAILWAYS
SARSAPARlLllAN RESOlVENT

HAS MADE THE MOST ASTONISHING CURES /;
So QUICK, 50 RApID ARE THE CHAANGss
LLgENgE. or THis TRULY WONDERFUL
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BuckspOrt Seminary.

The Spring Term opens March s. Young indies
derstand mat no other Institution in New England
oners such facilities for them to acquire a thor.
ougn english and Classical education. $50
IVY 9. STONE. Sec'y.
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Kidney L Rla9Idcr Couplaints
TumOr or IL Years Growth
Cured by RadSyay's RcsOlvcnt.

hsvssts. N.ss. Jsly -. 1857.
R.s~r Il have hsd oyssi.a Tas' ia the o'.es AL
N. ksip sr IL"
AsE tAsi rs-uaasnisa eei Aathss hslpsa ..
Rslvs.t as tAssrat -cala Try "a bat bad fatA
ksi Cared ~ t-.lrs iak sti,ss
Il RAa-sys fflls. .aa
u Rs.dy Rsllsf u
eli, ard fell batter Smarter. ard hsspsr IAsa Aay.
Tie IN the IN side q tbs
hs~ss Tie rpl-. ~rlss Ais yoa Ga Ia esosEi a
atAsr. rubltsA II shszSx
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This remedy srrds prominent among ail "iher Ton 'cs
~ Mss That IL il ony ssscihc Ter The hills an
fsNer but also certain scl",d, f"r Netrnlea, SEX
Meedaehe Cho',rs Norhrs .'Chiera Dsrihea. Sore
70 once TO be con,iacei Of ssrc durable properties
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BULLS
SARSAPARILLA !

Read the following extract 81 . letter from Nr
Rivers wife Of Reverend Or. Rivers. ~ TIE M,
learned. eloquent and popular Ministers of the Netho
dis, Episcopal Church. and who Is at present staone
at Broadway Church, Louisville. Ky.
LOUISVILLE. Ky. Oct 8. ls69,
Dr.. JouS BrLL-DrAK Sra; Many thanks you fo'
the medicine you have 50 kindly given | h.v,
been great sufferer for years. and had the advice
various physicians Some pruncuced my spine som,
my Lungs. and some my heart 10 b. the scat ~ m,
disease have been burnt biis,erei aud capped until
had become disheartened Several very eminent phySi
clans who examined my spine informed IRE that vi
threatened with paralysis or appoplesy any day anc
that nothing but seton would relieve me. bad ,
perfect horror of that and hesiatng about hayifs
one inserted. when you kindly sent your Ssrssrs
rilia which Immediately begun to take three times
day. had Suffered terribly wish most aehi, ain H.
the right sidle Of my head. especially when wouid
read write for any Length Of time. and rising M,
feet would be perfectly blind for several minutes snc
would have TO hold TO something IN prevent falling
am mos happy to inform you ilsi the psii in IN,
head is entirely relie' ed .uner hut sed"n ~'h
spine and then not 80 acutey Ny appetite i good
indeed for the first time in NV life er;oy my dime.
more tbrn any meal during he day.
You kindly sent me- four bottles again last nigh, MT
began again This morning ard hope 10 he entirely
relieved Please accept my heartfelt thanks and bes;
wishes
Very truly your mosi grateful friend
~ y. c. Ri.rRs.
Nv Journal abounds with similar letters all 81 whci
guarantee 20 " genuine afl written by the person
VII use name 'hcy bear.
To not snfsr y"usseif to 30 iupoysa on. Don't J.,
Drawn SWAY after ard doubtful cspcrinert. pnn'-
risk your hsalh nv letting ro>.ces -sp.f:Mert uxci
with'hsir t-ssh.
Nv S,rs.rsril,a has -,cod shs f.-, For .vsntv-n,.
is still the Sarsapsriia cf the fa, ard ~ ~
age towering over all others N popularity md /,
curative unas.tiss. n
AVID al ,s.<s who are trying 10 psim ii, on -,
other extracts If Snrsanaria called. .er eri -
is Dr. John Balls Ssrsapara of louisville Ky. fhs
blood and scrofalus affections. Always lear that If
mind.
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= hereby gwen THAI The undersigned
Trustee of Bainhr:dgc Township
VIII .lt,nd TO al township business al
MS oilire, III Jasper on ever! SATURDAY..
Alithose having township business to
transact will please call on that day, MS
VIII not attend to business at any other
time.
BAinbridge Township Library
Will, until further notice, be kept as fol.
lows: portion at the residence Of i.
Tonini, Oh the corner of North Main
and Lawrence streets, and a portion ut
the Post Office in Ireland, where Der.
sons entitled TO- the use of it. are reques-
ted to call and procure books.
Deco, 40. ). KUEDLER, Trustee.
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claims
l. forit superiority over all remedies everocrrd the
public Tor the sAfs ckRrAx Of
and Fever Chs and Fever whether OF short or long
standing He refers TO the entire Western and South
western country TO bear him Testimony the truth Of
the assertion thain whatever will u fail cure
II the directions are strictly followed cut. In grca,
many single dose has been sufficient for cure
ani whole families have been cured by single bottle
with perfect restoration Of the general health II is
however prudent and In every certain cure
II it's Is continued In smaller doses for week
Aft the disease has been check ed especially In d
fcrlt and long standing Usually this medicine
will require any aid to keep the bowels In good order
should the patient. however require cathartic redi.
cine after having taken three ohr doses NJ the Tomb
a single dose "f BULLS VEGETABLE FAMILY Pill S
will be sufficient.
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ANY beer sold here to nobody" was
the sign which graced the front of a
Ierrc-uautc establishment last Sunday.
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ANOTHER TEs7Ixc1Y


Mo-.
April - 1865
I'm. low Brrr.-near Sir. Knowing the eecisncy %
your Sars,psria and III. healing a,d her efciai Quail
ties IL possesses. send you IN. following ieni
my
was wounded about two years was taken pri.
oner ani confined for six months. Being -
ten. nv wounds have not healed yet have
a moment since was wounded AM ~h,t through n.
hips. Ny general health is impaired end need
thing TO Assist nature have fsith in ynur Sar
saparilla than ANYTHING else wish thnt to re- gsnr
inc. Please express ns half de-cn BOTTLES and ohlig
CAPTAIN G. P. JoHNSof.
Sr. LorI5. NO.
r. s-The:folIowins was written April 10Th. 1856.
Mrs Jennie johnson. mother Of Capt. Johnson;
Dn. JoHs BrLL-Desr Sir: Ny husband. DR.. C..
Johnson. was skiful surgeon and ply stefan in Csns
New York. where he died. leaving the above L.
Johnson TO At thirteen years 81 age he had
chronic diarrhea and scrofna. for which gave youi
Ssrsaparilla II cured him. have for ten years 70
commended II to many in York, Ohio and Iowa fci
scrofnia fever sores, and general debility. Perfeci
success has attended IL. The cures effected IN som,
eases OF scrofuia anil fever almost mirncuu
am very anxious Tor g. again have recourse
yonr Sarsaparlla He is fearful Of getting spuricps
article. hence his writing to you fer a. HE woune,
we're terrible. but believe he Will recover.
Respectfully A NJ N
8HE. JENNIE JOHNSON
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The people ofh. country have in vain s"uFh' to h.d
remedy ssfe end beyond doubt reliable that would
eradicate from the system
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Briggs e Brothers.
ILLUSTR ATEcD
Floral Work /,

FOR JANrARy. ls72 NOW OFT. issued a. Quarterly
lhe Ioar nns.hsr. se,t O. ally sdf-, ~ nliI y
-
-
sp'ssr Dfnn f,r Itf1fTsrV M
l -.
niisb'c fer framing AMI also Tnfea Plas~ of
geous FLORAL thromos: niorna.ion reaiiva 10 Fowers
Vegetables. &c. and their culfivaon and all such
ns.'er IS was formerlv IN our Annua Va'alocue You
will miss Il II yo order SEEDS heiorr seeng HfIgg,
Bros QUARTERLY. We Challenge cnmnarison on
quality Of Seed and prices aud size % packets tlnr
,ndar ADV snce Sheet mi Prcc Iit Tor 1873
rec Address. EkIGES IS KKOTHER.
Sreeismen & Florists. ROCIiESTFR. n Y.
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(hi!la and Fever

rr. Nckcnney. the rroprietor nfthis invaluable rem
sdy has discovered the great disderatun ~ his VE"k
fAhik A.tk In>ir. lie has spared u" pains or iaons
III Settng up the Valuable Tonic. And the great dc
'rsni daily made Tor IL. gives the proprietor the mos
ample assurance ~ re has met win great success
ana he eeiS iars'' that he has cen afle 10 give u
me public remedy thscon;ains noQuipine or Arsenic
that will without doubt,
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viii snrsf instantly rrlrvs thcmo-f oh estimate Rh~u
maiic Fairs Tryn H. r,' fail 81 AL 'fw-s T. hssc "
your command s.bc,ie .; Ills xrsaisfain DESTROYER.
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Dr. yzcMsREe va
Vegetable pills.

They contain no Mercury. .nd will arous. IN. secrs-
'nsf the Liver pr"drcing pains sickness q, The
,mach mid nn.f geniie 4 atbartic. Tiy box
e~soLp Hr ALL pkrGGlsfs. -Gu
All orders should he addressed to
Dr. j. McEenncy,
July seth. ls19 -ly.' Rockport, Ind.
, 1873-04-22

prico stipulated wan 95, 900, Of which g. 5ou was
Paid down at tho tImo. End he gave AIRS. Lauo
- Tho receipt tlsat tho ron1ai,iing S2,5o9 was to
DO pad at tho conclusion Of tho trial, III wllatoyor
court tllo case might 10 triod. Tic first trial Of
Mrs Fair hogan on March a. 1871, and wag oot,-
ciudod on tho 2Uth Of April Wlon Tho nccoud
trial ca1no on Judge Qsilnt appeared nB.1s-
Hlatant to Judgo CurtiR, WHO was om-
ploycd by Mrs. Fair. afsor tho frHt tfiai,
t. tako charge Of tor caso It ia for
this service Tint ho HOW claims tho otl,or
s2,6oo. 3io balance Of tho chin, $500, ho
lays TO expenses incurred in working up tic
caeo during tho atat triaI. Alra. Tuirs acoount.
in opposition to tile claina Of Judge Quint, IL,
that her mother made tho agrooment about tho
e2,600 additional without. 1ler knowledge or
assont; that Qulnt had got $4,000 wtici yas
oil she had intended to glvo him, and that slo
hau stated On aoYoral occasions during tho
hocond trial that clio did not want Judge ouint
aa M assistant counsel. Bho had only con-
sonted to hi8 80 aorviug Mt tho request of Judge
Curtis, who told ler TINT Quint. t.would ol,nreo
Inosaing I,sag ADDITIONAL for his services. she lad
further otforod to pny Judge Qrint his bill Of
e1pcnaea II Ao would show tho vouchers for
tham.. This was tho substanco OF stories rotated
BY tho plaintiff and tho tlofondant, and tho pro-
coouings In court worc much enliyoned by A
loud roar Of laughter, which echoed through tho
court-room-a laugh In which Mrs. Fair 1otnod
WHOM Judge Curtis, In tho course Of Ills oyi-
doneo said something about Mrp. Fairs in.
sanity.
, 1873-04-22

thorapautiht OF london thinks ho llas dis
covered MI infailible cure for rheumatism, name-
ly, tile administration Of l.ot SAID BATHS, IIo
claim. that tAo advantage Of this ,notlo Of treat
nent consists, oupeciaiiy, In tho fact tint it docs
tanpproHn persratlon lflso tho hot wator bath,
but rathor incraaaoa 1t; and anothor advantage
tho respiration OF tho palo1t, uB docs tic ptoa1u
bath or Turkish bath. It ID asaerted that tic
body Gnu endure the influence Of nuol, u bath for
a much longer time, and much higher temper
aturo Gun alao ba applied. II can DO ueai fol H.
fants aud permits Of oasy application to part
or to tho Whole body.
, 1873-04-22

snake. At thia aight ho really loclarod tho thing
to 10 q snake, and aoizing nokor e, near by, he
lilo nllegator, na il proved to DO, to leaye lia
hidng-placo and run out, when G1asacock killed
It, Tho otllor roptilo wan captured alive mi!
brought OIL to tho city. Examination revealed
tho fact TINT somebody In Foridn Ind sent thoso
cusloun pets through tho mail in pnrer hox to
so1nohody III nriol,}ga N1r. Tornytho, who Ind
boon niok for sdmo tino, WIS completely un-
noryod ut thu sight, md for d fow momonta was
% yrhito nB cotton,
, 1873-04-22

Tho presbytorian minlstora Of London have
combined tn nAortcn their prayers, especially tho
prayer that follows tho sermon, mud ono d|yIna
bus done nway with tile aftor-Ber1non prayor a.
togethor, thereby increasing lila hearefs 1t least
tWenty nor cont. y" -''"'