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From, Our Agricultural Correspondent
citaara1aa, ILL.,, March IT, 1874
CURE FOR A FELON.
hfn. RURAL "-SIn: You have l,ecn kind enough 10
Tint you will help out Of difficulty by giving mo
q cure for fcon, rs that Is my present trouble.
II or sea nons % Sy y sa @ n
onaought to 10 treated domestic nattera Ny sister
suffered with ono last year, nhl the doctors faioa to
rolioye her. It appears to mo there ought to 10
simple remedy. In sinar ! hare found
nread-and.1niK ponice 10 hc useful. hut in Ills
1t In failure Our doctor snya TINT II HRt its
course, which is not at oil encouraging. Mrs. Z. A.
Telons aro very troublesome and ditlicnt to
manage, ii 1t is indeed possible to manage them
ut NIL timos. Whan a folon begins, it's first acn-
sation Is. that tho point OF thorn or brier Inns
boon driven deeply into tho finger or thumb !;
and YOU fancy shnt, If that could DO taken cut.
the difficulty would be ut m ond. You prick it
open, but no thorn is found, md 1t gosB worao
aud wosso, and ar Inst Ia pronounced q felon. In
all wall-regulntod households thoro arc always
soule remedies that arc euro for almost all
evils, For instance, to atop pain i'll sore, cut,
or bruiso Of the hand, to hold tho offending
part over tho fumes Of burning sugar Ia
reBortcd to, and generally with succcss. With
others. salt plays an important part, especially
in complaints OF the throat 6loan's Oiutmont,
pain.Killer Vinegar Dtsers, Cherry Pectoral, etc.,
all laya their advocates, who receive, or fnncy
they receive, benefits from thor uso A felon or
oarbunclo, however. ta 3 pretty tough customer
to grapplo with but Mrs. "Rusal" las Q ROM
cdy for both Of them. It il simple, and in all
cases that have seon it tried, has proved
erectual but it is not probable that 1t will
prove SO in all cases. This remodyiB Ia
TIE r1NcrunE or 1onEL1A,
that may be had Of my druggist for few cents
an ounce. A cotton-rag iB saturated with tho
fluid, and applied to tho offending felon, or boil
or carbuncle, and removed aa often as it b.
comes dry. Which, In tho fever stage OF tho COM
plaint. may be ouco IN hour. But you must bo
patient. for the soro will only slowly abato,
though great relief will follow the first applica-
ton.
and lanoing to the bone, aud an application Of
bread-and-milk ponltice sprnkled with laudanum
or morphine. is tho general remedy. I have
great confidence IN the lobelia remedy, q case OF
whose uae occurred tho rresont wintor. Mira.
1sural" docs not recoloct how aho came by tho
recipe, but 1t WAS Homo yoara since, and sbo
has applied II with SUCCESS on two occasions ia
her own family
In the first stage Of aome folons, an app1ica-
arreht 1t; init tho doctors oil fall baok % tic
lancing remedy, 1t IL probable tint. III very 60
vero cases tlat should ho called III to aid tic
Iobola. Tie farmer wife with folon iH to be
pitIed and, II thero is remedy, the profession
ought to seok It out, am surprised that aon,e
quaok has not advertised q remedy for thlu com
mon aud apparently lncurable tliHeaue, that
tnrusts itaelr OH the hands OF labor.
WELL-noR1No.
... Angola, Ill.,, h1arch 4, 1874.
Mn. ''RuNAL"-SlA: like your it.eu OF boring well
foot or more In diameter, md tubing 1t with sowur-
tile that will allow tho wAter to coe l between the
joints, and y0t Ia elIectunl In excluding ssul But III
our drift-soi, with 10 much quiuksau fear That It
Will cave in before tho tlle be tci in. Hut lid
no. can.lemn T. - unttl thoroaghly tess. Thsse aro
tic value They I'LL up With sand, Or In acme way fall
Il. II.
PAXTON ILL.,, March Q, 1874.
Mn. "NunAL'- Tile we'll at tllia plHcu ia duWn
$40 feet a tAo tools fast III tho buo clay,-tlo
clay having closud In on 4e lnlo for klug out tho
mud. Ihvtn appears 10 DO goo1 supply Of waser IN
the several layers Of auoksana, but ths difficulty ap.
70 Qtex thxQuRhs In IL theAq atxkta Of Q1lc&lAQda