Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1874-01-07
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had a cancer on his face the size of
pin head. 1t was cut out BY DIR. " al
colt, and the wound partially healed.
Subsequently it grew again, and, while
he was at Cincinnati on business, it at
tanned the size of hickory Lut. He
remained there for sometime under
treatment. and is now perfectly cured.
The process was this: A piece Of stick
ing plaster was put over the cancer
with a circular piece cut out OF the
center little larger than the cancer,
so that the cancer aud circular rim OF
healthy skin next to it were exposed.
Then plaster made OF chloride Of zinc,
blood root and wheat -four, was spread
on a piece of muslin the size Of this
circular opening, and applied to the
cancer for .Yenty four hours. On re-
moving 1t the cancer will be found
burnt into and appear of the color and
hardness of an old shoe scle. and the
circular rim outside Of it will appear
white End par boiled, as if scalded by
hot steam. The wound is now dressed.
and the cancer comes out In a hard
lump, and the place heals up. The
plaster kills the cancer, so that it sloughs
out like dead flesh, and never grows
again. The remedy was discovered by
DR.. Fell, of London. and has been used
by him for six or eight years, with un-
failing success, and not a case has been
known of the re-appearanee of the can
Ger when this remedy has been applied
MARRIED ON 4 RAILWAY Train
Yesterday an unusual even; iranspired
on the eastern bound passenger train,
on the Cleveland and Plttsburg Iail
road. Among the passengers was the
Rev. T. J. Kennedy, United presby-
terian Minister Of Steubenvifle. There
we're also two other persons, who, in
the opinion of the conductor, Mr.. Jen-
kius, might be made happy onreceiving
few words OF consolation from the
reverend gentleman. The conductor
unwilling to permit an opportunity to do
a good turn TO slip by uninproved, in
fcrmed his clerical friend that a lady
and gentleman, passengers in the Tear
car, wished to see him. Mr.. Kennedy
was escorted back, and on being intro
duced to the couple, was asked by the
gentleman whether be had any objec-
ton to marrying them then and there
The minister replied that he had not,
provided they we're both competent to
enter into the sacred relation. Being
assured .pn this point, he requested the
couple TO stand up, and the ceremony
was then and there performed the
traic running at speed of thirty mile
an hour between Beaver and Rochester
The groom was Mr. S. j. Holmes, of
East Liberty, and the bride Miss Ma
linda Conner, of Carroll county, Ohio.
-Patsburg Commercial, Dec 3la.
WHAT "estate" 60 editors belong TO p
The term " estate" in politics signifies a
division or class of men participating di-
rectly or indirectly in the government. In
France there have been three estatcs-the
mobiles. clergy and commonalty-Ihc last
designated as the sstiers etat'' or ssihird es-
tate" In England three estates are simi-
larly recognized, viz, crown, lords and
commons. Hence the English designation
applied to the press Is s'fou;th estate" 10
this country, in which no class distinctions
legally exist, the term s:estate" has only a