davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1875-10-25

Tint Ioalo,,sies Atl.I enyiea would have lei 10
Immediate disclosures. II not TO more ssrlous
personal ree,,lts to the lord IF tho i1ardm. It
IL astonishing that hlackmailors l'ayo moi lit.
ernlly awarlnctl al,ont him nnti mRt1o 1,ia life
torment to him. Isnt apparently nothing
Of tho nort haa happened. l1o rasscd along
through life qnotly, easily, and happily. 1Ic
rolled In wealth, ai,a he had avery luxury TINT
wealth co,'lsi proo,sre During tho paat eight
or ton ycasR he lived In Lonsls,n aud Parts In
the mast aiftuent style with his last ossensi-
lilo wife. cntortalning hosts OF ris'tors his
magnificent establishment boing known to
thousands Of travellers, aud yel not ono Of
these woa1on wllo1u tsa l,Mt loft behind him
ever breatlleA thu BeeEet which they held,
not ono Of tho children lis,ysl it, and the
world looked upon thu millionaire M model
man, enjoying In hia old age and rotircncnt
from business tho profits of his ingenuity
and industry. Moro Than this, In waH. 10 far
an the world lnow, a pccnliariy-nornl mnr,
MI exemplary churc',-momber, md
generous and charitable man, who took
delight In hiding ruligtoua and phil
authropio enterprises Wenlth always brings
power aud in{tuouco, md these attributes now
a<laya shield mil from noral aud legal pom
allies, md too often, even III the Church,
pa1liata offensos which would ho instantly
condemned under other circumstances. 1t
was not 80 in this instance, however, as tho
Church know as littls Of the real life Of the
man rs the world.
The peculiarities Of the case tend to show
TINT Slr. SINGER did not regard his conduct a.
| Immoral, or even out Of keeping with the
| practices Of modern civilization, or the pre-
tencea Of religion and morality. There must
| have boon, however, some twinges of con-
scienco, aud thoro was Bilent concession to
| tho usagaa Of society In tho fact that he kept
his secret to himself during life. When
| called upon to 1eavo life, however, he gave
his secret to the world without any prevari'
cation or snbterfuges. Ho sought to shirh
no responsibility or cover up anything. Hs
recognized legitimate and illegitimate children
as upon the Same footing. Ho claimed tho1a
all aa his own by comforting his narno upo1
them, and providing for them beyond TIL
possibility Of want. Whatever wo may thinl
Of his course Of life, and however sternly W
mny condemn his practices, aa calculated t.
undermine society morals and break dow
the sanctity Of homo, his honorable conduo
In this particular is to DO commended as thu
Of courageous aud fa,r-minded man, an
his example ono TINT should be followed b
many another m1n Of wealth. Strict tustic
would compel man by law to do what hi
SINGER has done, and tl.at be has done
without eou1oulsion speaks we'll for hia men
ory, whatever view We may taRo Of his coura
Of LIE.
, 1875-10-25
A CURIOUS DOMESTIC REVELATION.

n
Tho Developments mRdo in the preliminary
herring Of tho s1xoEn will case constitute q
scandal OF domesticitY md n phnse Of modern
civilization which are almost without parallel.
yo have already alluded to tho features OF
tho will Of this polygamous patriarch, and
tho manner In which 1t Ia sought to DO braken
BIZ one OF the divorced wivoa; hut the ao,nes-
tic features OF the caae a1e 30 uniqne that
they arc worthy OF comment also. Tho rev.
el ntious made by ABMoDEus, who lifted the
roots Of the houses to SEQ what was going on
b,,uesth thom, were not moro singular, aad-
DINING, or mysterious than those which haye
h,.en made In the lifting Of nlr. snoza's
roof by the attorneys in this will case. Here
is nan who has had twanty-eieht
cl tildren by six different women, the
m ost OF the childron now living
ard married, and heretofore moving In
g ,od society, as their father did before them.
without any apparent stain upon their names.
,f1s was divorced from two OF these wo men,
aud ho was not married to the one to whom
ha has LETT the greater part Of his property,
although he publicly acknowledged hor a. bis
! wife, acknowledges her ~ such In bis will,
and abe has always borne his nsme, likewise
her children, and has moved in the beat 60.
ciety Of England ana America rs tho wife of
the great sewing.maohine millionaire. Three
other women whom he never acknowledged -
wives hare also borne him children, and these
children he recognizes rs his own by giving
shen hla name and amply providing for than
In his will
| The most mysterious feature Of Ill this
, 1875-10-25
THE CURSE OF CHEAP MONEY.

Tho wellAknown sfatsHticinn VINO "r1tos 1or
tho New York lP"rM nnder tho rashef aosof'
pserdonym Of "A'lersey cnrlostohoy ms
compiled Rotuc ncc1lsaso tables showing INC
different prices OF potatoes. rice, h''R' mo.
lasses, airnp, And labor III Now YORK IN lo"o
and 1874. They sho" that tho price Of
l"oor-"aRes~ha not fI*on IN vFopos''on
%itn .ho prices OF lhe co'nmo"1t'es "nica
the laoorer buys. Ho got more paper aoliafs
in 1s'4 than no eii gold onea in 1860, bas ne
could nuY less goods with tue wages Of 1874
tllaa with tlose oil lsGo.
a hrat-eiasa maehlniss oarnea $il.2o per
week III to'o, ana s1o.'e ~ !o'4' 1ne nfa'
Runi Is IN go'a Ing secono Ill paper. On'-
ing 'ne sanle ''.ae' t1e pt.s' VI +" "''ahe.
OF Po'atoeS loso !fo''' ~ ~ - centS tn"s y.
pound Of rice 'ro" 10 - eeu's tnA1 81
quar- u 'n,'h 41'nl ~ !" IS e'n an an"s ~
9a41on oi n'u''usses 4'on' 10 W oo osn.S 10 au"
snas ~. VI s".o. - 1u.p ~, -Ae4 W ~. 10
Inc Inaehia's'a Weekly wage won'o o"s ~
Jess bushels l, OF po.a'oes ~ ~, ao'e IuAa ~
Ao'o; aug 'ess po"us'so VI ''ee; ~ .sss 4aa."
VI 'n'lh u 'osS s"''oA' - '4'o'30'>' "A='' :"
galion less u s'f"p'
1oe sao'e e"nstaelAo', W. W .-|'e1ou ,+o nv ~
otaer traaes. ooitesn.sAor "asoS-".' ,o..
eola, IN lo'o' aao 7lo' currency - 81
| "ousa mol guy ~ ',lnny ousue' y. poas :,s
IN le't Is III iooo ~ 1ouf ~ .n"a5 pvuH10
OF RICO oS ''f ~ many aoas@ u u'aA ~
o4 rs many g"A'hs y. mostShe' ~ '''A
anu ~ 'n"ay sa'4on7 ~ Oh ~ ~
! a naac3slh'tns "ageA fs'su','u a,, ~ H'."s' .a
OF m'4S, aho" 9 oec1o"se u w iu"ss" w..
ing the fourteen years ino "''A WIN ~
mhl"fagnt wou'a ooyna g"''o',7 VI uo.a.'ass ass
more III 1ooo than ~ 1o.1' o'...s-1osao- -. .:-
coula pafcnase' WILL tn' ptoe'oa' y. o.. o.
t'ays iooos, o' A1os' p'ahoe W A'so AD'''A'
yeaFs aso 'uau ~ suu1, e'e soA. 4so'
II Aooo aa ula1ai,'u ~" 1ap'3et 'ssans' W M. ~
hsef'se' '7o"'' so,u: pe4 "ss"' ''Al. ~ 80 -
SS.Si' currency, n,s "aess sechonsa a4, .' ~ -,
po.atooa' wefe % ousne's ,eas ~ .o't .n'A ~
laoo; feckonea III F'oe' % pounus 'ess; .,i. aa ~
"olnsses' - s'44'n" 'eS'' AAA - Al''4~' w.
quarts less .,,.. .,,o .on* =. ~,
~ ID l'a's1i " 1a 'AA. 'ne .se' - ~
nsnae7s u ~aS0s w; 80 sAsn p1A5 .,.A 81 p =.
II hs p"y WI nas aofe .a s..an ,.n' L. - ,e-' -
wages aro .ne n,snor' Nv ''aa.st . ~" =. ~. ~"
lucy may os ~ uotluss "u1 eeuss' - =. ~.
AUG aPt'"'o '...' -. =
, 1875-10-25

Tho Commissioner Of the Gonoral Land-
Office has spoiled Al1pDIEroN's littlo game in
attempting to disturb the title to the site Of
tho Palmer House III this city. 1t is decided
that The ground upon which this great hotel
is situated was regularly entered and prop
erly sold US Canal property, md that it ia not
subject TO entry under the PonrERrrEhn
, 1875-10-25

4 small number Of oflceholders, Office
seekers, gamblers, and bummers held meet
lug yesterday, and, assuming to represent
the Iish-Americans Of Chicago. passed
resolution requesting Mr. M1cHAE1. KEElEx
10 Withdraw his independent candidacy for
tho Office Of County Treasurer. Mr.. KEE1Er
will probably trent this impadent mani
festo with the contempt 1t merits by
reason Of the fact TINT the pertiea who
put it forth do not represent tho 1rish.Au1e'.
leans Of this city, but merely represent Mr..
A. Q. HEa1so and bis choice collection OF
Dsvl-Fi8h tentscles. Mr. KELLEY will natu.
rally be confirmed In his determination tt
continue hia present active canvaaa, tho more
70 that yeaterday'a demonstration was tacl
eonfesaion Of the genuine alarm with which
hla candidacy is regarded by tho very mer
who, be claims, employed trickery to defeat
as nomination in tho first place.
, 1875-10-25

In good demand, and wero fir,nor. There
wcrs sales Mt Tt'. 5D@b7.7 the bulk nt RIM
a7,lo, Thc castjo market WIZ lifnless.
Sheep ao1d moderately at s.. 7h@ISo. One
hundred dollars in gold woald buy $lll.87a
in creetlbacks at the close.
, 1875-10-25

support Of tho Same Sheriff, tho same Re-
colsler, and the sa,ne Cnnnty Clerk. who aro
running tl,eso offices formerly 20 l,icrativc)
nt on enormous c1pcnso to tho county md
lie il supporting for recollection some of tho
very men who int,osHo these things and audit
thn lffa
, 1875-10-25

J.Hra FRxxHAH CLlREr, Of bos.oo' .;r;ou -
Biblical researches, ha4 discovered sha o,'s. nbo
ipa.tionist. lie wrs ths untuat sIe".'a ssnar.a
ooutriysl 10 that man who o"sa , ~. n 9Th
measures Of ell .soasd 10 pay hs e'''
hfk4
, 1875-10-25
TERMS OF THE TRIBUNE

kArb Or xCrfcRtr7Ior (rA7AhEE IN ADVANCED
PostnH1 trtrAsa nj ttla 0ftcet
Daily Edition postpaid,
Parts nf JeAr at aame rata.
Nailed Ia ans 4thrrsa YoGh ~EExA fnF..,,,n... LOO
Sunta1 Ftifon: Literary md 1tsktous danbls - ,.,
sheet HnR
Parts Of yraf ht tatne rAtt.
*HEkLS EDITION. poaTFAiD* ~rn
<ns eopy, rsr III
U]ub of twsntg PSF copT IL"
The potsAfs II cents 5sas, which ~ will pfepsTt
Bp<eimsn ea}Aes asns free.
To prevent delay and tnittkkes, he surs and gsss
rnst-Onen address III fnl Including State County
nstntauces MAY H. n,asa either BY draft etfss5'
order, In regs.rresl lcttcra At cur r'ef.
7vnMs To CTR arnschihEA@.
Daily. dellycee HuadaY excepted, u ctnts p"7 "esk'
DAILY, da1lycsad, Suaay ncI"lt 80 cents POT woek'
Aditr,s THE Tribune COMPANY,
Corner Msdtpon md nesrbnfn ss.. ch1ea2o, Ill.,
, 1875-10-25

b.oIipr for tho spt.ksrshtp of The ne.t Aoslr
rsauoee ths entire sou.hsru delegation nptees q,
70 hin to siugls usmbsr~s1-aov. WALTZ, so t.aY
YirRlutA. And now WALxha aeol4svs s,s,
ptad.ed 10 RANDALL, nor any osae1 a'S1t
, 1875-10-25

Gov, TAr1oa. Of Wisconsin. D'moaas ~ .,o.,
form, eandidate Tor re-steotion. - one y. bf
,ary housst man who psovs thar aone.' :" ~ n
thair oxn stadAvisa, whlch b. hal aoas ao,..naiss
rastthx oy ths charges ASaAass him % ,!a.s NJ
1oiaisss pa thsts hapasy.RaaasY. 10 el1DS0
, 1875-10-25


ever their entire AasstH to thse ataditof7, r,sst
hare pEil CT their dobts lu rAR.tnorey worth
porhaps 10 cents uu tls dollar. And haya I'm
their Cr14iftDra to fall.
, 1875-10-25

pAsaon BRowxLow thus sounds 1ns ~, "'fl rh.o..
the r.g-monsy 9usstioa IN hls knot'''' ''"
tcse, ,... ,,.,v.,.
Tte Wild infAsloplss desire 70 ~ o,.horioe usp
VIII Il; tonahoidsss dollar 4 worth io2 oss "a emu Il
would iesys H. poor nxns dollar xosto ~
}hs6,
, 1875-10-25
The proteo.iona Of Gov. Tnpxs ~ feio'nss w.
.ro thur quietly ps!akad by the cspciaaa' '1'

Aro thur quietly pE!aEad " tha o'pc''7
tas Of tho curto4tsea Of politics t9ss M !o1 Txssa
pss, WHO was M ally aud s!pp9siss y 'ni.rng H.
.qs OF rsfoTmss, aud In particular that 10 pst. Il
ne pa., q reius.ass Of sns satesfiss .a we +, pa
PERFORATED under tue pemoerstte fegas ~. noto.ouf
thss Il WA roobng ,hs State. ana the ;s.nE s,a;.
q which are still tsstn9 Inanagsss q as.e nrsvasn
party aud that for ttis dApl*y 9. ".s d. p4uo-
in sGs uAtns Of reform by Gov III ,,.nsatafi ~
cratic party, With tue canal rtng faa 1a'A"
ulai1ts m tloettou,
, 1875-10-25

Anpther illustration Of tho extreme senstlrs.
moss bf tho British Government to public oplpoa
10 furnished By Tho modification Of ths orth,
ooncsrning fugitive slaves. The EA1l Of Darby
raterrcd IA the orders Of the Admiralty In tas
tpnrse OF speech delivered 1t = pnhllc dinns,
in Liverpool on the 7th inat., and ANNOUNCED
that the Government had decided to suspspd
them. British Captains In foreign watess wilt
riot, therefore. for tho proacnt bs al pectqd 10
tet as alave-catohors, aud foreign alaves Who
tako shelter under tho Dtitiah tiAg *iil srery.
x'here be recognized ~ Srcemss. Ths Eur. ot
derby aatd:
The statement Of lay contained In d. doeu,nsu.
fnss referrsd to, whether II s1bodEea ths popu.
" view Of rghts and obligations, u simply tha.
1thtch va hsye recalved tue highest loE4 1uthorL
n; INT, looking It tho constf1ctIou placed upon it.
fre,,ng this extreme insxpedenc1 os sxeuns popu3,t
1Msaion on r1AttAr which requires CAREFUL handling
ind considering that tbs question dealt With IL al
requiring ueKsnt haate, ~ think batter 70
Al wllat has been done. 10 that this whols question
1uay be considered Dc moro. and h4t my future dis.
tassi~n Upon Il may not 10 pte}udieed. This il
rot tho time and piaco for detailed explanations aud
rob&bly you Will think hsso said enouRh for sha
LSornent,
, 1875-10-25
El)e Cbifaep Gribunt.
Monday Morning, October 2t. 1875.

At tho New York Gold Exchange OF Satur-
Day greenbaeks were quoted at tho opening
1t SGT, from which figure they advanced to
37!, tie closing quotation being BIZ.
, 1875-10-25

WOODS MUsEUaf-aionroo street, between Dear
horn snd State. Afte.nnon, - husof& Elosd.' Eveu'
tnR IA Dangerous 0ame.n
MCCORMICK itALi-North Clark strtst corner Of
Kiptts Entertaian1ent by Prof. Pepper.
, 1875-10-25

ADELPH1 neutrality-suspicious. street, corne
Monroe, fArihty performance.
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Star Copper Pain

VNHE GENUINE ARTICLE-For Sale by
IL SOC BOIIEs & CO.
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Irto har Iirs brirltness, sweet and swim,
srane with GLAD surprise;
T-ausIy 60 greet tie longed-for royal gft,
She lined happy eyes
sl.s uusi the light u such glorious morn,
A. uuger davnei befsre;
Her hes-t, O. srcl1ams 10 the strange, new dawn,
Fuu- open wide it, door.
TIE blessed light her uakened spirit through
TuriIis ar great rapture sent;
Fd- -lie bad walked in shai0wed ways, and knew
Ful ual what darkness meant.
Aud a. % old statue thrilled with song
Al risiug af The sun,
SIZE f.li tla5 iu her hcart voioeess 20 long,
I.5iss music had begun
She hssri rare melodies around her roll
Tender a1l sweet AZ when
TIls siar. q morning sung and from her soul
uIrusc she glad amen.
Oas Iius day she walked In perfect light,
Aud wore i like a crovn
one Iitsle day sIe -une her songs, then night,
sudden and svif,, came down
Game down. aud closed about her like a pail,
Aul shut cut all the day:
shut 1ut the bloom the light the warmth, and all
That made lie glad and gay
And or oid az setting q the sun,
On the rail lips q stone
Jay turned 10 lriet 70 wheu her day was done,
She made ler hitter moan.
The gloom aud darkness all her being through
Paups H dumb and anguish sent;
And darluess Wa the darker, since she knew,
At last what sunshine meant.
-1r1-l1Hd HoHalg CaEIoTTA PEEKT.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
new PHOTOGRAPHS! +!

M r.. M o 4 Il L. II n,
Lately from Tahiti.
CtAN BE OBTAINED AT THE STORE
u Of the undersigned Among them are these;
View Of the City and Harbor OF Honolulu, taken
from Puuchbowl-unqnestionab the finest
picture Of Honolulu extant.
View Of Port and Harbor Of Papeetc.
View in Koolau. Oahu.
Mountain Scenery in Koolau. Oahu.
Point Venus, Tahiti.
Australian Steamer at Wharf in Honolulu.
Diamond Head. Honolulu.
McKeagues Sugar Plantation, koolau.
Tamarind and CocOanut Trees.
Map Of Tahiti and Moorea-
These are all very finely taken. and can be had
mounted or uhmounted. For Sale By
sO4-2m II. N. WHITNEY.
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DR.. ]. COILS BROWNIES
Q CHho10D X NJ II
is THE ORIGINAL AND ONLY GENUINE.

NIHE PUBLIC ARE CAUTIONED AGAINST
i the unfounded statements frequently made "that
the composition Of CHLoRoDYNE is known to Chem
lists and the Medical profession. The fact is, Chic
rodyne was discovered and invented by DR.. j. COL
LIS BROWNE lex Army Medical Staff, and SO
named by him, and it has baed all attempts at anal
ysis by the first Chemists Of the day. The method
and secret of the preparation have never been pub
lshed It is obvious, therefore, that anything sold
under the name, save DR.. J. C0LLIS BROWNIES
CHL0RODYNE, is spurious imitation.
CAUTI0N.-Vc Chancellor Sir W. p. Wood stated
that Dr. Coils Browne was undoubtedly the inventor
of Chlorodyne.
REMEDIAL USES AND ACTION.
This invaluable remedy produces quiet refreshing Sleep
relieves pain Gains the system restores the deranged une
ons and stimulates healthy action Of the secretoGs q the
body without creating Of those unpleasant results at
tending opium. Old and young may take it at all
and times when requisite Thousands Of te-
fy to its marvellous good effects and wonderful cures while
medical exol its virtues most extensively using 1t In
great quantities in the following diseases Cholera Dysen
ery, Darrh@a COLES, Coughs Asthma rheumatism Neu
ralgia Whoopiug Cough, Cramp Hysteria, &C.
EXTRACTS FROM MEDICAL OPINIONS.
The Right Earl Russell communicated TO the College
J. T. Davenport that he had received in
formation the effect that the ONLY remedy ofay service in
Cholera was CuL0R0DYNE.-See Lancet Dec 81, lS6l
Dr. Love- Medical Missionary In India reports Dec 1861
that in nearly every Of Cholera in which Dr.. J. COILS
BROWNIES CHLORODYNE was administered, the patient
Extract from Medical Tines Jan u lsGe" Chlorodyne Is
prribe y scores of orthodox medical practitioners OF
would not thus be singulary popular did it not
supply a want aud MI place'''
Extract from the General Board Health London to
It's efficacy in Cholera So strongly convinced Of tho
immense of this remedy, that cannot too orcby
urge the necessity Of adopting it in oil cases"
ChUTI0N.-Noue genuine without the words p" Dr.. J.
COLLis BROWNE on the Government stamp 0vorwhelm-
ing medical testimony accompanies each bottle.
Sole Manufacturer. Ut. DAVENPORT,
49, Great Russell St. bloomsbury, London
Sold in Bottles at Is. llsi., 2s Qd., and 4. Cd
Agents In New York, W. II. ScHETFELiS Co. and j. O.
WELLS. Salom
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Eastern Goldfish,

Eastern Goldfish.
TVNHE GENUINE ARTICLE-For Sale by
IL SOC BoLIEs & co.
Star Copper Paint,
I'm GALLON AND HALF GALLON CANS
IL For sale by (i42y BOLLES & co.
American Mess Beef, in Bond.
A SMALL LOT for sale by
Potatoes and Cheese, per Murray.
DECEIVED AND FOR SALE BY THE UN-
IA dersigned,
CALIFORNIA POTATOES.
CALIFORNIA CHEESE,
B0LLEs & co.
California Lime,
Portland Cement,
California Brick.
For sale by BoLLES Il CO.
ANCHORS.
ENGLIsH IRoN-sToCR ANCHoRs-wEIGHT
II from 100 lbs. to 1000 lbs. For sale By
DOI,LES 4 co.
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MYNIAN BROTMERs.

IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS
In Fashionable Clothing Hats Caps Boots, Shoes, and
every variety Of Gentiemens Furnishing Goods SHOWS
Building, Merchant Street, Honolulu. loH-y
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PITCH.

OTooKHoLM PITCH IN BBLs AND HIP. BBLs.
- Wilmington Pitch in bbls. For sale by
BOLLEg 4 co
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Bacon.
EVRESH EASTERN BACON-For sale by
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D c. ADvERTIsER, FOR THE YEARS
III . 1871, 1872, 1873.
HAWAIIAN GAZETTE, for the years, Is7I, Isz2,
ISz3.
one set only Of each paper, bound vols For sale By
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discount from these rates wheh are Tor aens
advertisements, when paid or charged quarterly
NB-An foreign Advertisements must be accompanied
with the ray when ordered in, notice VIII Be taAen q
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remances advertisements subscriptions may Be made
postage stamps or coin.
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Canned Meats, Fruits and Vegetables.
A FULL ASSORTMENT OF THE
N above, direct from the packers. For Sale by
45e BOLLES 4 co.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-07-15

sense of rest and refreshment, and feeling
as though the blood had been literally
washed, cleansed anG cooled by the lems.
onade and fast. His theory is that food
can be used as a remedy for many diseases e
successfully. As an example he cures =
splitting of blood by the use of salt; cpl
iepsy by watermelon; kidney affection by p
celery; poison, olive or sweet oil erysip-
elias, pounded cranberries applied to the
part affected; hydrophobia onions, etc. -,
So the way to keep in good health is
really to know what to eat--not to know
what medicine to take. :,
A CORRESPONDENT of a New York pa IS,
per having made the statement that phy-..e
siciaLs who attended persons fatally in :
Jured by the burning of church at Hol-
yoke, Mass, had given drugs calculated &
to hasten death and release from the tor
ture incident to their sad condition. the b
leading practitioners in that city have -
published card of denial They say:r
" The administration of morphine tothose
who were burned beyond any possible
hope OF recovery at the cont1agration of
the French church, in this city, was at all :,
times with due regard to the sanctities of
life During the war there came under
the treatment of one of the signataries
hereto a case of soldier who had been
shot through the stomach, the ball becom- =
ing imhedded in such manner as to rem
der extraction impracticable. Blood was
freely vomited, and a severe case of peri
tonitis supervened. The patient was placed
under the influence of morphine until
there were only four respirations per min
ute. In this condition the wounded man
remained, with little variation, for
period of eight days, and yet finally .recov-
cred. The administration of morphine to
the unhappy victims ofthe Holyoke church
disaster was in no case in sufficient auan-.sr
titles to atfectrespiration. In point ffact,
many of those who were so treated are liv
ing today, although previously mutilated.
As to the nature of the injuries sustained g,
by those involved in the fatality, no one
save those who were actually on the spot
could realize the horrors of the situation"
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gI,HE DEdD LETTER.
BY JOHN G.. SAKE.

AIT IS 81" 81
BY JOHN G. SAKE.
AND can it be? All, yes, Isee,
lis thirty years and better h --E
Since Mary Morgan sent to me
This musty, musky letter.
A pretty hand (she couldn't spelD,
As any man must vote it;
But twas, as remember well,
A pretty hand that wrote it!
How calmly now view 1t all,
AS memory backward ranges-A
The talks, the walks, that recall, ~ae-
And then-the postal changes!
How well loved her I can guess "
(Since cash is Cupid's hostage), 1I d..
Just one and-sixpence-no thing less
This letter cost in postage
The love that wrote at such rate
by Jove! it was steep oneD
Five hundred notes q calculate)
Was certainly a deep one;
And yet it died-of slow decline
Perhaps suspicion killed it;
I've quite forgotten if twas mine
Or Mary's flirting killed it,
At last the fatal message came:
9 My letters-please return them;
And yourself course you wish the same
I'll send them back or burn them"
Two precious fools, must allow,
Whichever was the greater;
wonder if Pm wiser now,
Some seven Iusters later? ....
And this alone remains! All, well,
These words of warm affection,
The faded ink, the psngent smell,
Are food for deep reflection.
They tell of how the heart contrives
To change with fancy's fashion,
And how drop of musk Survives
The strongest human passion!
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-07-15

build and live in a poor little hut under
the ruins of temples that might have been.
But One beyond us all knows the story of
this pathetic mighthaye- been" and has
pity upon 1.-THE pity that, unlike mans,
wounds not, only Strengthens and heals
Rarper's Bazar.