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ben "a. Nopenlb.r 1876 9efiiuolgt.
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nit etngebeuOeu llnteriuhlnQeu bariiber III
beldaiti9ell, mas I'M Is Ii ,tTer &rilis IS no.
latlo mt unbep,nater Jfothntn iafelt ais lei.
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miitbt9en 9le%lBeruiiaeu or Ireiie Ill IAlte.
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nit Stctetl auf Dem fli.5slten @e9e ais cine
gebensf rage fur Gllglano bttraft miro,
l1Ib oaB { liz leoe 9lrt Der y1iIEg Der orien.
taltl1eu sSraqe, ipelbe oiejer s. .ni1tQuna
nldt Nednullg triiae, fir gllalano cine
TRANSFORMING AMI 2sbsn uno 800 mare.
Sic en9lllde Slllte lit oer9a 9eue ISOLDE
mleoer eiltnal Die S3lte zines ihredlitleu
llngliids 9spslen, iiber ogiien ginselbeiten
nod td9lid) II us Bertd ts eiillauien.
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,brer h,sherioen g1riifhoItnrn herots NIT
| elnen. ourd) pQpltltdes Ereps iouctionirten
| Nctiousproatamm onf bic nolIt;its 9lr,nn
%ostrstsn. msId,es be ue,oi,dte gset6sl,ianma
an be11 municnI. inns TynninriofmobIg,Io
| or1ht,n5olfhlte N~seiufluiiuno Sfr c5d,,tls,,
| INN VearbeItnno. b.r aammtYu n,,rd, II. IT,
| tlonen emnfiebIf- S;,uenn,' Ser nan1flih,
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bof bie iporilde 0}eo,er1ino q mini IL? liner
b,ep Goueoroa 3 NnoeIeo,nbs MIR linn ~
mlterhoub,ln unS banaf e,neu gSertretSr To-;
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DsssspNa

kts.na fDaruHa Bic fnrsdlt6ru G1rrer;ea eusbaltQ
bid Stttsrs" tin S,itnttttl stbpttn ptrb, has S.bsr lei3
trlanstn tannf So l!nbsrt BE G3mtrten tcfcrt uab ID
fOrtetitstem @tbrau&e wtrs br Patient bon g3ods ~
sop6e It'd btHtr befnbtu bts ttne y1ufdnbtss Selung e.
tielt Ia. Eaui,Hse ftsnsn b.s Gag. an wGSem as srran-
Last rxssta sisfS SUNDERLAND Stilrattsd ~ aebrax&en-
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EsItersnsIN

Islbst b~erIsrtss, ptf&u NIT Dpspesta bebaftet N. SsL
tsrauat IA 20, bel sintm tucuQtI6sn Mable NIT benz fae
antefsSbaren g%srIdnsen gu iisen, earaflbs gu rtbmsn
ans bsaHSG hurh tts Sur&t eapou aus seNb lphtn su fetR.
baf Dtn G,nuHt f@ntl NIB F6er hr1tbarr S&iner,tn
islssn. DD& mot alicia Va pa.test lstbet. fuabera sii
bi ale 4ausssnoFtn. ba II ,rnmer ahiG eduas, asts Ct.
gss ~ taeelu sneet. GS anait bu Dpspspttfu I'D isbs
anb leint sau,s ursetuns. Die slndli&s 8rsbitbfsti
ser 8leiuen Strs niht lduser sebulbet. BITE sanse 6duS
Nhtsst pirh etne frnblpe uns ben patteateu hrtuSt bai
8epustietn, has has qsbeu ita cine 9aH II anb fslbf bt
Addfen i'm metben, ni&t Ielten aur DetnftFaas xnh r.
ear taR Sdbfmprss Nb.r SarxIn N
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@einc GHaHIsnFaFe.

GntsaIitn tets gisr'ur. DltSerdIt.a Csu faGbEta,
Est%eis,iltt
&S- RaH s,n&tt bt f~sIstnr,u eunytr1nt, mel.
O. Ht purA SiptanetH Ser der sIaaua sorasht aHt,'-
eeu; Old" ' F
BsrfopfunG. tnntrt pdmOrrrcib.n Ulataatrana nae
hcm Ropft. tdurtr Stt6msd, u~tbsIfit, eccbttnntn,
@tbsrmtlsH steen NdbruGA, 0efutl pm utttrtuquna
Snb S&wut I'm Dlaa,n, iautts &uifrs:n, aut. uah
Nbpsetn Ter W}asen91utt. StpinStl, ID miles uni
t@rt.' utSattn, psrs'udrnetn' julian n'tnitrt6,n nns
Gttubl bs &rfi6cHs bttnt ytfetH, Ntnabre oe Ssh-
faft, f&pdrJe DunfihtH pbn rae 3dS duts S<itrs
ssr ben Gustn, Birttr uns eurpfts <9merl TN Rosfs
Dtangfl an Comets, etltt 6arbate Der 62ut unb be,
Ensen, S6mtrj In her Stite, tn per Sruh unb BEN Cite.
Atrr. slbsIt6, GnfdGt scn 6se une Srsrnen 10 Blttit
sDtnts, D fen BON Stdsrdps ptlfn 1etreteS sas Gs
stsa ssn aa ben sensnHten SiSraalta. tlN r.
ID vete rs GeztS fur Die 8@aStel
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Star Oftn" })lat(orm.

Stiberslanl, cline srpNe 3iespe. gin gpaRdnstasr
S9us inter Dozen. traRet IT. GiftnpGaren. 6anhlun.
esn nc }. 9trsulaF. gratis %vtrftnbt, NerrfRre.
U2sph eta e RlGttprn., s( lkse
, 1875-12-22
Wo&sns

ERsfera. S&arIa&Feber sntEsben aus sertprbentun DIuts
/ Geeea btelt arantbettu IA ,S9p.etiw Sitters" pas mfrs
famAe S&usmiiteL. rdl es Der bsf. 8lutrstniser t. sen
- sisbt. AVER plrb Der StbraR@ ~ fpdt pbe nttt a.nas
SAarla&fsbG NIB anbtrs nit 8sber S~erbunbtHe RranE
bdtsu ausbrt&eH, ham mus Der 8ebraa6 fpfprt etnN
ftQt wsrbeu, 10 ltranstettta In eisltm Staetum eias an.
ees Gsbaublaae %rfprsera. ul3. .al
, 1875-12-22
TisSer unS fali.s Tisber.

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&Sta fslFtAsr arb aas f~Sratssa strpansttI SrGAitsseR,
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0ef4h
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Sttfers ~tss susi&lieBlt4 bsreitet ssa
.E Dentel II. 60,
AsS Rort Dritts etras,,
$bilabslpbs

VA ~ SstltfaM sVr Ra&aamaHass aut xsrv,
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, 1875-12-22

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f@tneti&lebt aaterpprfen 10. sab leista namsntllbf .,f
mta sarea- Die urla&ea. welAt etles l6rsdltasJ .e
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anssSrsant ane eseat& eta san:su RSrper Az tr6 o e
PAS "S@wtSti1 Stlters" fept aaerreidt pa als [.Sr.
'vnssmtttd hd sa chen e~rodbntea Rranfbttten unb tss
deultnetn bs @tfaneRsit rradsts,teu, melbt ldsn o..
ian %bpsttelttn. i pteher Genus am Feben ,u 6abtn.
acknowledgement,
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SAB aAs ans,rea u Rsenftanfbettea .ntaeb,H ttsa 70 ~
aus stsEanstn hr NascnttatisteIt. ale bura srbIid,
Mnlags Vb.r btftist Grfdttlns. Npsnn bic Gptile MD
sgseeTi9 streelfI UNI Der R0rgss tn DOIss seNsN nidt ba.
lsaslit rnGbrt wirb, muS &brsaaeruna ~sintr.ten uni
eAs sti&wa9ts Sqaen erlisst sem lsittshen anfaG .etna
8staltana BITE BET stnsr ysrfDn bon ~trdftiee, @slunebel
ses Mot 70 Ustra6t iams. Dk b%srubmtsfen Nerit
eeRbdH, rtttea ebnt dasuebmt TIRE duimerilo niett Az.
snf cut be 9ssultrans Der @erbaauaesprsans, panttt bh
SsnIta, Stl9s BET Patient ~ fa MIN mt. i'm nib fru&t
1k Ud&rsrst serurfa&ea uni nt@t sar& ben SSrstr 60
Ven nab tb,a sntDtest sar iaRt psu ini pasaiaea aaG.
Esatt nab idlebtt Gabraas AZ sieten-
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Wdnuer=S ranfbeiteu.
fF- spe5ieIIe Mitteliiir lpesieue &rantbeiten praparirt.
Spnprar mdBie eesen Ine, fret
fur Nrme.

patieuten iperoen eriudt, glaberss iiter ibren Su..
itdnb ein3uien0en, i%porauf ibneu cine ebrti6e NniDt
iber ibrelt 6aa, Die We09Iibteit Der beiluus, Die oajt
notbige t3eit unb oamit perbutbenen Soften n,it9e.
tbeilt lueroe1 luiro.
Gprreiponnenj itren9 9eheim uno idnel beant>portet.
SIM eriten Sspartemcnt iino Srantbeiten Der
Nieren. Ilaie unn pes 3eugun9spermD9en SPEC
%aialitat. 0leie iblieBt Die Sri96ti6e &rautbeit,
6arnrubr, eauntehinpdGe, unuerm09en 1tnO ale
8ranfDeiten priuater 9tatur ein.
SIM %spsiten Separtement lino Sober; a%uHsenx
6opfs nto Be9iritfrantbeiten Die Spejialit1ter, aud
iperoen cruensarantbeiteu, 0ispepiia, arebs, Jibet-
matismus, Scropbeln, 6atarrb, 9rnd, 9tiid9ratss
trimming ltIo dnoere Teripodlnn9et be6anOelt.
SIM nritten Separtemenf iperoen Nu9ent uno
Gbrentr0ntJeiten bebaIoelt uno ale Speratioreu Dor.
gellnmlieIl. rI
9Bir ipiiuI9en 1tarlentlib elm 9anlpblet ieoem
Wtanne gu Ienoet, Der nit SOmptomen bebaftet ut,
nelbc p5YIiIbes Geioen befunoen. ober Der uero6s,
idluud ltlo perjlucifelt lit lno ipelder Die bette Nus+
tunft iiber Die &rantheitell luiihIht, benen CT am mel.
ten nusgelebt lit, in 6pl9e bon ulltlusbeit pper Grbs
litteit. NN
"Ser Rubin, eines i!nsen Mannes lit ieine
StGrfe," 1920
uno ,per am beiten Sielen Rilbm 3a aperben lpeiB,
fam am beiten jeine Mdnnlitfeit 6ebaupteit. NOreile
Nlintpn W. u. q. Snffitut. 4 g. L.. Ctr. y u.
, 1875-12-22

Bstsstsass Blat II btt paapsurfa&s ~ stssrB9ess
sab fskar ~sitlbaf.n RranibtttA. I'LL
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Serlau9t, baB SeOcrnann iufiB, baB
Or. Iugult &.ontgf82 Sam b nr9er
Sru It b baS bette Dfiitel ge9en ale burd
@rtdltung entitaubelen &ranfbelteu lit uno
in ieoer 9lpotbefe in 3 ti9ilalpadeten oerpadt
81 baben 1T. g.i,
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De. WahDab's @srfect pHreaftos
Wnb reAnIirenee Etlen.

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GtSrsne,n KS ylaPsns. be- erber, Der Gin % sts
Rteren. Der SIais. WtTOsn ttten, R"pfptb, Wtraspfnas,
4ariltibiSitt s. uRstrbaultdtst1, EvsptSfa. Nntrdns, bg
Salt. 8antnfetsr. tlhfsrittts,ntjuHcr1e 6dmprrS0is,R
nnb ALE nuprbnusesn tn beH' innsreH 0rsdnsa. ytrh
a~sFAstst auh lrdr tas Hf pcNt,s fprjrsH.
, 1875-12-22

Dr N1AssH n Ste srsg. %go.rtfdtte bee s6rsprs. o.,
asu erbdlt bas gauge Spfem Naerane une 8raft. WeuT
sr Dsaesa ans anrsrf 0erpauaassorsaas naGlaTen, iba
sEGs GtGttaieit ~ en.wideln. mus Der sanst 8brper Id.
s<a. DIE &rsntbeiteu peI&e aus 5etprtu Ibdtietett Ia
s9rsaaauseprSane tarashta, Rab serfateomer Grt, dba
Me 5susturfaAt tltbt INNER eisfelbs. Die III bu
GsrRs, esbsr sas -G@webtf& Sttttrs," IA u ale Gtdr.
ssians, Tb6tieistt berftat. 70 ,te. Rranfbetfea BELT, BIZ
oafaetnms sanB sui&isssuer Saur aah- a0tr nsnusx
kSga9tS ~bsisRStss 4.H r.
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%antauSf@Izss.

ELECTRA gtRasn, .-sars 0nedsbs eztseaseas Rrsas
tsstsa.
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60 Nrp;emt.

9Iten Ngenten plrb cine GomuliiIton beSahIt
fhr ben Tertauf pom ieuen uno leDrpopuldren 8ithern
non elmer per beoentelloiten Subicriptions- sSirmen inn
Sanoe. ~ Sl6er fir 50 Gents So Bidder fir 81 20.
Stein btinou9. aRan laiie lid l~,liere 6ircllare tom.
men mo t~berjeH8e Ib ielbit. Noreiie u. 8. 8ot 529.
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, 1875-12-22

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Hsuif tst I'D fubrsn., Dtatas Zrspfsn in gDG0tr xtI.s
e%srrabrsS, oSrDsustu. u IA Sefer ale trsnISltGe
9saRs, ssGr StttsIs aIs sn N.ilmititI.
, 1875-12-22
Geiddit etablirt lett 1885
4 TAFEL,
So alt DNpattibe

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balten ~heltonoi9 aii 9oaer et uoqltlloigts @iiorti;
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lben- SiI1er rllo, S1rlftelt. baus-Nppt4efrn uuo
neilelte Nus9abeii bon batsdr5ten' in srbBter 9tus=
tr08e per flpit prompieit %eifeetuirt.
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W READY RELIEF
90 xrsyfsn IN siusm talt.n yIas @aSs,

.b%,fsittstn tn Scnissn uussnbidsH,
2rSmzft, G@pddbe. Se%rjflopfcn, bpfsn @spfe
jtbNaerl, Dereorbenen Diagrn, Dtdrrbee.
BuF@fan, Ssrf0p lung, 8ldbunssn
uno allie inneren Gsiceh.
, 1875-12-22

Sas ansttlssQs Sranibr,sa aub BIZ msa,stntN1. p;ksua
!ana osritlesu lam atsmais N frab bsaonnsu nsrss.
gtam SsorauSs Sas -ssg.eil& Sttt.rs" ssnaa rad l..
@ S aae ne H&te Ssar Der rbenstnanaten id
s%0afdn1tst Sslaa ebeit iuriasss,btu sss i,tsrt ~ s1sAs y
e~stsertstt atut i'd BALI nteAsr sn. - pSseH
, 1875-12-22
Die cinSise pplntebnifbe @aMs=
Shule.

ct. Clemens SAL, @nicot Gitp, Ms.
;Sn 6ot9e Der @ererDBerun9 Iino fiinf @labe offen.
Diam beperbe lid iofort oarrn. Die Groouirten
ltebru bod. gtur eriter Slaie &uaben iperoeu auf9e=
nommel. @ier 6purie: 6laiiib. 9iberal, gsiiien=
lbattIi@ unb @ommerjiea. Wtar ibide cine 8riei =
marie an pie 0treetoren fur ben Oesnnial=Gatulo9.
1MniGi nm il
, 1875-12-22

psrisnts, ssi& en Strifanm ubfaprans.n ,.,,, .,u
Sssa,,tt D Ss!ss s. 'Fs g%.: t,ass s,i saafaea, isaisa sta.
sn ppatentmsa ani&atlt4ts Ableituuasua.ttI sxA ~
SsrabrdSt psEStn seAJ &dGRAt aaE ~"
, 1875-12-22

ssses ssIfans gseaiAsass ss So sss.. s~ss.
Essssa unEta- ~ sH~sSS
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-02-06
Unprepared for War.

In his report, Admiral Porter, of the
United States navy, says: In organizing
the system on which navy has to be
built it is necessary to take into con
sideration-frst, the needs of the coun-
try for the protection of its commerce;
second, the extent of coast to be defend
ed and the exposed condition of the Gea-
board cities; third, the relations of the
country with the other powers of the
world and the advancement continually
made in the science Of maritime war
fourth, to look deficiencies in the face,
and, at whatever cost, place the navy in
condition to meet any emergency.
This is not the case with our own navy
at present When its condition is fully
considered it would be the height of
folly to call it " etficient;" for, while that
delusion lasts, no supplies will be given
by Congress, and we will grow yearly
more inferior to other powers. War is
at all times dreadful alternative; still
more so when forced upon a nation so
utterly unprepared as we are at present.
L speak strongly on the subject, because
I know the real condition of the navy
and its present inability to meet the
wants of the nation, and may yet live to
see my country Inundated from the fact
that no attention has been paid to the
recommendation OF those whose duty
it will be to lead our ships into action
or direct their movements in time oi
war.
Now is as good time as any to in
augurate comprehensive system OF
naval defense, which would be the
proper term tc apply to the operations
of non-aggressive nation that does not
require navy with which to wage aggres.
sive war, but simply to protect its coasts
and commerce. We can only maintain
our position among nations by following
in their wake in naval matters, if we dc
not as we once did, set them the example
in the quality of our ships and guns
We have never had q settled policy will
regard to the class of vessels we should
build, and beg leave to suggest sys
tenn, which, if adhered to, will soor
place us in o very respectable condition
enable us to defend our coasts and dc
great damage to our enemies.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-02-06

There are two varieties of this disease,
termed mild, or simple, and black, or
malignant. They are analogous to the
forms of smallpox, and, like them, de-
pend on the lesser or greater degree of
grossness or impurity of the blood.
Catarrhal symptoms are the usual pre-
monitions of measles, as seeezing, cough,
difficulty of breathing, and, in some
cases, closely Stimulating pneumonia.
Weak and scrofulous children are liable
to various sequela, as bronchitis, catarrh,
opthalmia, chronic cough, earache, etc.
Children seldom have the dangerous
form of this disease, although if it super
venes upon teething, whooping-cough,
or any pulmonary affection, it is liable
to be prolonged and severe.
The treatment is very simple-tepid
ablutions, according to the degree OF
feverish heat, enemas when the bowels
are costive, and dietary very abstemious
and as simple as apple-tea and water
Cruel.
Should the eruption suddenly recede
from the surface, and the patient be,
come prostrated, delirious, comatose, OF
excessively restless, the warm-bath and
persevering frictions should be employed
to reproduce 1t.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-02-06
The SUMS Temperature.

NJ. Cailletet is of opinioL at the
highest attainable temperature is proba-
bly, not greater than 1900 deg. c.; and
M. Wolfe, who has been experimenting
on the same subject, puts it at only ], 400
deg. 9. The former gentleman, in ex-
perimenting on the influence of pres
sure upon combustion, obtained some
remarkable results. At first the light
gradually increased, until a candle flame
became as brilliant as the PHOSPHORUS
burned in oxygen. But when the pres
sure passed certain point, the flame
became smoky, and deposited fakes of
lampblack. The explanation is that the
temperature rose with the pressure, un-
til the temperature at which the ,lydro-
carbon gases of the candle are dissociated
was reached. The use of the spectre
scope confirmed this view. There is,
therefore, limit to the possible tempera-
lures, and, as M. Cailletet shows, those
who conceive the suns temperature to
be several millions of degrees are very
decidedly in error. He has made meas
urements of this temperature by means
of apparatus the construction of which is
described in "Comptes Rendus." He
found that at Grenoble, June 80, at $50
P. NJ, the temperature of the sun was
1854 deg. @. In presenting these re-
suits Ste. Claire Deville gave them his
cordial Endorsement.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-02-06
AbOut q Newspaper Squib.

1t is known that Captain Lowry, of
the United States ship Canandaigua, was
furloughed for the reason that he allowed
to be printed in newspaper published
on board the ship some structures upon
the Navy department 1t now turns
out that the article was not printed in
the little paper ON the ship, but that it
was written by marine, published in a
New Orleans paper, and foolishly credi-
ted to the little ship paper. The Picayune
says:
1t is now perfectly well known that
the Canandaigua Herald was always
myth, having been a mere squib,
pleasantly gotten up by one of the
marines on board for the amusement of
his comrades; and that in all probability
neither Captain Lowry nor any of his
officers had any knowledge of it or the
identity of its author. 1t was not until
Captain Lowry's trouble with the de-
partment, and the association by public
journals of that trouble with the imagi-
nary Canandaigua Herald, that all the
facts came out, and it was discovered
that the mysterious journalist was q
common marine named Tom May. Tom
May had not always been marine, how
ever, nor did he spring from the class
which generally supplies this glorious
country with marines, nor, indeed, for
that matter, with the average military
officer. 1t will surprise no one who
reads his writings to hear that he is an
alumnus Of Yale College, though it may
require little exertion to believe that
he graduated at West Point, became q
leutenantcolonel in the army during
the war, and belongs, by birth, to the
best stock in Pennsylvania and Mary
land. Such is the case, though, and
while we are not disposed to inquire into
the process by which gifted gentleman
has been brought SO low, the recital OF
these facts is deemed necessary to o
clear understanding of the affair.
1t only remains to be said that as soon
as May heard Of the furlough of Captain
Lowry and it's assumed cause, he went
to that officer with full explanation OF
the Canandaig,ta Herald hoax, and a
declaration that he was ready to as
sumo whatever responsibility might be
involved. The vessel has sailed now,
and Captain Lowry, we learn, is on bis
way to Washington; but if the public be
correct in supposing that the supposi-
tious newspaper and the retirement OF
Captain Lowry are in anywise connected,
we trust the foregoing narrative may
meet with due consideration.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-02-06
The Greathead Remedy for Diphtheria.

The ravages of diphtheria in Aus
tralia have been so extensive within the
last few years that the government
offered large reward for any certain
method of cure; and among other re-
sponses to this was one from Mr.. Great
head, who at first kept his method a
secret, but afterward communicated it
freely to the public. II is simply the
use of sulphuric acid, of which four drops
are diluted in three-fourths Of a tumblef
of water, to be administered to grown
person, and smaller dose to children,
at intervals not specified. The result is
said to be coagulation of the diph
theritic membrane and its ready removal
by coughing. 1t is asserted that where
the case thus treated has not advanced
to a nearly fatal termination the patient
recovered in almost every instance.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-02-06

Their minister calmly said that it must
be. He could not marry them unless
they both did truly and duly tell him
their ages-such being the regulation to
which he must bow. The young man
mildly responded, "Twenty-six;" the
young woman--ah, the young woman
Answer9 Never "Then you can't be
married" Her soft cheek grewwhite as
the snew that rests upon the mighty
hills, her eyes were filed with anguish.
But she cried, "Thirty-one." Truth
like this should have been rewarded, but
it wasn't. The bridegroom observed
that he had understood the bride was
only twenty-five, and he couldn't forgive
deceit. Farewell he said. She re-
marked that this was justice, and they
parted forever. Which ended their re
mote and melancholy story. sa
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-02-06
Sewage Farming.

A sewage farm near Northampton,
England, contains three hundred acres,
of which one hundred are under cultiva-
ton, but the experiment is not yet very
successful. There is one good field of
italian rye grass, one good and one in
different field of mangold wurzel, and
one good plot of beans. A large field of
italian rye grass failed entirely, fine
crop of weeds growing in its place.
Other failures, which are not specified,
have taken place. 1t should be re-
marked that these failures do not yet
condemn the trial, for agriculture has
not yet attracted the careful attention of
the sewage commissioners, probably in
consequence of the only partially finished
condition of the works. Nevertheless
sewage farming does not appear to be q
success elsewhere, and it is reported
that the sewage is not thoroughly de-
prived of its organic matter in passing
through the farm. 1t is even thought
that the contagion of infectious diseases
is not destroyed in passing over the
ground.