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mite oes Sanoes eih5ufubren nno oiferiren nod ne
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den Observation-Disclosures. gBir ~nerlan8en LIBERAL
Mse,ten uno i9iden gratis aaf 8erlansen 8eoin9un.
gen nno beidreibenoe @irculare. 8. M. Gtphbar'
II. 60, 1923 Gbetuut str, pbila. 4gD2mss
, 1875-11-11
S~6arlabfeber, SYptberia,
Mauber SalS.

9as erIbredenbe umIi69reifen oiejer Gramtbeiten
madt ben 0ebraub zines Mtittels uDtbi8, lpelbes ibre
8erbreituns uno SDotlibfeit perbtnoert. Bronco
ChlOraium, ipenn MAJ! einen 9beil NIT i~infleDn
pes Wtunoes poer @uraeln benubt, linOert pie ablpn-
oerlin9en, !nabt ben Mtbert ipoblriedeno. lpirtt ais
cine Mrienei 9e9en 6GnlniB uno oerbitoert Die Wits
itetung ourb c~pnta9ioIe Misi6lpibuneen ober oer1
9iftete auit. 6lr rauben ooer entjlnoeten baIs peuoe
man bas Wtittel iofort beim @rl9cinen oes. llcbsls an
gs, ioate bautis in Mobnbauiern, &rantenjimmeru
gu beforoern. Wtan belorse l6 ein p~arnpblet.
TiIden 81 Co.., Gbemifer,
4g8!Soes 1T6 gSiaiam Str, Stem Yorf.
3u p~ertalfeu bel alien DrlaaiIteu UNI bduoleru.
, 1875-11-11
300 Yianos lll6 Oraeln,

.nen nnn aus i~tpstter Sane, oons T%abrifantem er'
Observation-Disclosures ODER fir Wtietbe Ut Staot uno
Sano. lpabrsno 6ieler barten S3eiten nno Der 6eiertass
oirh Sprace Maters u. Son, ASH SrpaeWap,
o%ertauft ais ~oie1elben je 3uurr III 9elu Yort %offerirt
nuroen. N9enten oerIanst UNI @ater's neue Scale
@ianps pns GDncert.C rseln 5u u%ertaufen. Slu'
itrirte Gataloge per Moit ~Oer5anot. Quite 8sbin9uneen
fur ben banoeL. Gin GROCER 9isconto fir SeDrer,
Weiitli6e. &irden, 9o9en, S4ulen &C. 4gD25no.
, 1875-11-11
Maenten verlanetf w.
Wr0f. 4owler lber Maanbarkfit,

sSetbiidfeit 'unc ceren %gsseniefttae 8eliebuns
gen irsreen gratis ~lberlanet. Das BUD rutrali fsrnsr
etebe, ibre Seisse. Madbt &c. Nseatsn p~srtaufen
ta9lid ben t5-2h @rsmpIlrs. @tan psnes f6 NIT H..
sabe irabsrsr l~,~tt?fett an b. Sectional @ubiifbtna
60. philadelphia. Ya, 4JDifasr;
, 1875-11-11
1aulsnb i'm Druid mad vaem Monas
9lMfauenDer Grfpl0.

Gin Assnt p.rbtsnt $tt2 tn sisr Tssen aas Elm antt.
rr sass In = Gaeea tNr& ben Usrtduf BON
Seean's Stprs 81 ,ssSsss Ss9as s r.:
.~eedun3en, Mbenteuern une @uuhern auf /
init 225 ~paheneea WbbiIbunetn. prsie Su bsrf aisors
els ben rai&atn Ataana. Waan SAtrs (l&tbalh ~
psitSf 4rgtf ~ 4rs1 #eE. rs tsr tr
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tpanP pro BaNc 30 0entS. i-Q u
/. sanb Der Ieste nombarsisr. saoosns bon
".I r. 80. bddl6nber.
a. Der piraten.eisutenanf. Gridbluns
Fi BON 8albuin WDabauien.
.. Die Blamen unh e3elben. Dene5usla-
nii@ss Gbarattsrbilb BON 5risDria
4 Der ssamb @~traAburs's. Datsrldubi.
l1er Eonan bon beribert Nau.
q. Deutidblano'S Gbre. biftorii4sr Rs'
man BON 8ernb bon Guied.
g. Das Gefament peter css @roAen.
gonsan uns GsiHibts pon Sueian ber'
bert. t
.n.s. Der aiesenSe Ssnanssr:. biHort.
- ibsr 8oman pOn u. 8. Dra&pOssI.
10. nie SalosSiebe. CINE Gr,abIuns aus
BEN alten Berlin, bon Geore butl; unh
seemefis, Criminal . 0ei1i1tt Don
Srieo. 5rispria. .3Ilammsn in sinem
II. SER aeroa. Criminal . Roman BON
@mil Dab0rian.
Ia 8msi beitere Geididbten. Bon Ibolt
Wtiselburs. 3,pei 46bne.- Serp.
bias. 3uIammen in einem Banb.
10. Der tplle pans: Criminal . 0sl9ibts
bon VI. StrediuB. limb Die 96bns
- aBarnepelfs. 6iforii&er 9tonlan pon
e4miot . g8siBsnTsls. Sulanmen in
Il. I'M Enron une 3ebsn. 6iforti&sr Ro.
man BON Georg biItl
IL SSnl VQtentter. SpeluISI WpItuH ppn
6rieori9 DertGder.
Ia &abrtele, baS a8eib bee gpielers.
-1 Criminal . Nooele BON Is. pita,pau
.'N unb Ole Trancfireurs,- GrjaRluna
aus BEN heutl1 : tronjoiiihen Hrie9'
- bon 6rieori1 0eritader. .3nalnnsi
in einem Banb.
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Don =. .. b. 3emMs.-HaS Torftbaul
poer Die mi!oe Sasb in Der Vfal. 3ui
Sammet in einem Banb.
IA SeremiaS nnh bic ftpne 3ineenjia
Der Serr eeS @auieS.-Urau 60
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iammen in einem Banb.
.. u. 20. Der Tels BON Sra. Yons@. q. Brad
Z ppssl. 3ipei BGn6e. La.
a. Die alte f~panifdbe urfunbs, yon Mr
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einem Sano.
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&einen faItem 8ranb!
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0EiQium Gramer's 9eiltaanet.

pattntirt am 10. -Nlat 1870.
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IS erthirt fsin pfafer, welhes biefes i~bertriht.
Durh iabrelan8ts @rpspbsn faun Id biefss paata
ais sin unfperfals9 ousmittel %erpieblen.
Bamtitenrdter, Gabrtibsteer, icwie ale Mrbeiter fsQtsn
ss fsts i'm 5aufe unb In Der Dertfdtte ~psrrdtbis taittu.
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fort. ~lpnbern befelfsi hisffIben bel etnem 1ttrauNe ppn
i be 10 Iae.n sdnjltd.
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gretaben tn aaeaWpottsisn, fSwie an Der @tsarren.
aldn o rtsn. 3sDs7na:s
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EMA MANNER unb Sranen percen teet trs
0VV lanat far uniere beuen a0oicfeeern,
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pier. @tpAe 0tnnabmen NIT Gtdbcrbeit &c.
mddbt. Man ibreibe ipfprt un Circulate an .. I.
@merniep. pubIiiber, Concord. 81. b. IL 4gD4mA /.
, 1875-11-11
6einatb unb Tremoe.

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mat elegant brodtrt.
prefs pro 2ane 90 9ents. @ebuneen In &etnn
spanb pro kaNn IS 0ensS. 1-Q .
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@ 9roben.fiir Msentei,. Ladies' Conn
1EERE binatiOm Needle-ROOk, nit
W. @bronos. Wtan Idide einen Stamp.
4ipl2mi] 8. y. 0luf, Neiu Seoforo, Maii.
q O. + fir Nsentem in u~nIeren jepn neuen
Wv StopeltIes. 9erabe in ben Wtartt
9ebrabt. Man brau9t lie i'll ieoem 6auie. Mtuiter
uno Circulate irei per Wpit oeriaubt.
49827ap. s. y. gSbtte u. &c.. Weiparf, 81. s
, 1875-11-11
Asenien perlanst fur Die
@efcbicbte Der Granger
SespeSnn9,

Tarmerfrtee se9en bic WfcnCpOle.
9isfss gbtrt tnthalt einen ppatdnptsen unb a~utbsssi-
ldsn fBsri6t Der Sdnpfe Der ameriianil6en darmsr &C.
gen BITE @rprsHunssn Der @iienbabns @eisQfhaften. arbR
elmer Se(&t6te pss u~riprunss unb Bpstibritts ess Ns-
esns Der .patrons Of 6ustdnbrp." Sebr periduptt.
Wtan psnbe f& tar Yrsbs.@rempIarss Bebinsunesa M.
an " atioMai Vublifbins 60, pbtI.. pa. 4gDitsp
, 1875-11-11

goIseube biltse
lNoHS=, Sngenoi6rtittn
1M0 HDmaue
tne gu BADEN IN alien beutf6cr
Subbanbluneen in ben
Tereini9teu Staatea unO Canada.
Gr3ablunge1 BON 6uitaD Nierib.
Sn bubble Yappoedel NIT UtuSlln-&iider
sebunben a 25 Gents.
Da$ gtanbred,t.
Die Oeportirfen. 4 sa E61 t HH'
pie MnSwaueerer mad MfrtfG ft
Sdbnetcer uitb 0eiser.
GDriffopb Columbus. IfsI. I3 g.HaI
0larns une Maria.
Sranc ppn ,Sbmburg.
nrred1t Gut seteibet nlebt. .r .efrrT
Sie Grfinfuts ces HpraslIdnS.
Ssr s!ts arisssr unO isin gebn.
in einent Yano. ..c 9 4fytE.G.
Die ssaiie. ODER cine quite abat inoet oft auf Gro'H
Sobanna. ooer burh Rabt ,mm etdt. sd
Der drme @ottfrieb.
80 sNpHtp uHo GER Ututtff. ~ = 3
Gas Gteeblatt. : Grei Gelhihten. l.. Der ,rtut
Slener, 2. Der paiasr uno is:n 6obn. 3. 0ts
pnarmenmdurex. 'pr.'
Die @~udguds,ubr.
Sdeob unc feline 11bne. Flft3i no
Gr3abllngen bot Gaiparias. ma
Sn hibide Yappbedel NIT Wtuslin-8 iiden
~gebnnbeli a 25 Gents.
SefoItdlten aus benz gpefIart. ~
Der g~dulmeifter nnb fein Gobn. .rj.
&traRburs auf Der &d,ans.
Iolfsgeididten. aua d
Sn biibi9e Pappbcfel nit Wuslin.Riiden
gebunoen a 25 Gents
Der 3tgeuder, bon GIaubre9t. ara
GdbredenSiabre.
Die &tumrne BON pprftef, bon gIaubreGt. unb
Jpbdnn DON 2epeen, Der Dropbe Bon
Gobert beroer. ,3ulamnert in ei1en Bud.
Sefd1idbten ses Wfarrers 1iebentifd. Bon
&arl St66er.
Rad,tlaser in Granada. Bon 5r. Tlorben. uub
Eannbdnier. Bon Gorbert 6iirtt- 3uiammsn In
einem 8anb.
parifer Iausent1ts. uns
Sumpaei SasabMnhus. XuiammsR IN sinsn
Bans.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1875-12-15
". HARDwICK, A. T. NALL
HARDwICK e. NALL,

DEALERS IL
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, HATS, CAPS,
BOOTS, SHOES, HARDWARE,
QUBENSwARE, &c.
Which We will sell low for cash, or exchange
foe country produce, paying the highest market
price. molly
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1875-12-15
DEMOCRATIC APPOINTMENTS.

DEMOCRATIC APPOINTMENTS.
We gather the following from Wash
ington dispatches: Mr.. Kerr has re-
moved John Barclay, the former sec
rotary to the Speaker, and appointed
J, Scudder, of Indiana.
In the clerks Office Neil s. Brown
takes the place of Clisbee, one of the
reading clerks. Some appointees will
be retained, but there will be very
general change in. the three hvndred of
fees which the Democrats have a
chance to fill out of over sixty thou
sand under the National Government
held by Republicans. Thecierk Of the
House will, however, proceedvery eau
tiously.
Some complaint is made against the
postmaster, Mr.. Stewart, for giving the
few petty offices at his disposal to Vir-
ginia, but this is only part of a game to
exclude the South from any share in
the Government. Mr.. Stewart is fully
sustained by the Virginia delegation.
The door-keeper, Mr.. Fitzhugh,
which is the only Office of Importance
filled by a Confederate, has given
large proportion of his patronage tc
Northern men and Union soldiers.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1875-12-15
THE PREIDENT'S MESSAGE

President Grant, by his Message,
has shown himself TO be demagogue
Of the most plant kind, and his Mes
sage q document for electioneering pur-
poses exclusively-a steppingstone by
which he expects to walk into third
term of corruption. The people are
too wise, after what they have seen,
to be hoodwinked by this cunning and
reckless man, whose aspirations can
never be satisfied, and his words of
persuasive sophistry have lost their
charm, and the hero of thousand
battles" may as well dispel the beauti-
full but delusive dream of a crown Of
royalty, and, in his castle-building,
place in the foreground the Illinois tan
merry, as reminder of the source from
which the material Of kings are not
made.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1875-12-15

Trains run daily, Sundays excepted. 81; >.
II X. s. TRIPLETT, Gen1 Manager.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1875-12-15
THE PLOT DEEPENS.

The removal Of General Henderson
from the prosecution ofthe St Louis
whisky swiudlers and government
thieves is a scheme of Grants to save
his pet private secretary, Gen. Bah
cock, who has been indicted by the
grand jury of completely in the ring
frauds. We took occasion last week
to say the thieves were summing them
selves in close proximity to the White
House, and we would not be surprised,
if this matter was sieved to the bottom,
to find one greater than Babcock con-
nected Herewith, if not the ruling
spirit in this infamous business, as well
as chief ruler Of this misruled and out
rageously pIundered country. The re-
moval of Gen. Henderson is declared to
be in consequence Of some ungarded re-
mark which the cabinet think had bet
ter been left unsaid, but ostensibly to
save Babcock and shield Grant. There
is not the possibility of doubt as to the
guilt of the private secretary, and
though these rascals have thrown a
gloom around the President, a few more
trials will fash light brilliant enough
to penetrate. the fog, and reveal the
mold Chief Magistrate up to his neck
in the St. Louis mash tubs. w. 10.
Gen. Babcock pays taxes on $40, 600
worth of real estate, accumulated In
eight years from, a salary of $4,000,
President Grant pays a tax on about
half million dollars, thehOnest savings
of an honest toiler for the good Of the
people, and is supposed to be worth
double that amount, and yet his friends
would make the nation believe the only
benefit he derives from whisky is the
happy sensation experienced while it is
running down his copper-lined throat
but many know, by experience, that
it's in direct opposition to reason. Nor
ton, too, has been accused of being 6
hard drinker, and We find it so, and
the manner in which he obtains his sup
ply.-This worthy individual, ex>ruler
senator, honest, incompatible exponent
of Radical doctrine, has been concerned
in the crooked whisky muddle. Poo
Morton, we have heard hin
branded with bein every thing that il
corruptible, mean, low, contemplate
and disgusting, but we suppose he i
now respectable, as he is fit compan'
ION for the jewellers of the Nation:
mansion. .-.,....
Another worthy of this remarkable
ring of thieving hypocrits has been ad
ded in the person of that immaculate
saint, Matt. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
DC, a gentleman whose excessive pa
triotism will eventually place hin
where the whole Of the ring should
be-in the Missouri penetentiary.
The days Of Radical rule are abou
numbered. The leaders of that party
of moral corruption, who have, in dis
gracing themselves, ruined forever th,
prospect of another term of pillage anc
tyranny, and the Democracy, tn
grand old party of constitutional-Iib
erty will hurl them from the high pc
sitions of trust they are no longer fit T.
hold, and thu blessings of a liberal, lit
eral and Just construction of the Ma
tons life-guard will bring back tn
golden days of the Republic, whel
every man was freeman and an hon
est patriot, and no army of tax-gather
ers were marching up and down tn
land sucking the life-blood of the Ma
ton.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1875-12-15
THE SICK NAN.

A young gentleman remarked few
days since that the Radical party was
purging itself, and would soon be ready
for the fight. 1t is true they are purg>
ing themselves, but the dose Gall the
whisky in St. Louis, Chicago and Ev-
ansvilie) was too much to take at once,
and the result will be that it worked
too freely, and the handful of corrup-
ton retained in the party's stomach
will be too weak, sick or drunk to 10
any more damage, should it be liber-
ated.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1875-12-15
J. B. HESDERsoN

AND now, the Lightning is about to
strike at Chicago, to be followed, say
the knowing ones, by an earthquake
bigger and more disastrous even than
that which shook the country and
cOnsternated the Administration &. e.,
Grant and Bsbcock) when the bolt fell
a few weeks ago at St. Louis. tcola,,.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1875-12-15
General Wood Workers

We are also prepared to do all kinds of wood
work, such as making and repairing wagons,
buggies, Nc, on short notice and in as good
style and at as low prices as our Granger
friends could ask.
We desire your patronage, and guarantee
satisfaction. MAVLf hUhl'
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1875-12-15

As an advertising medium,
the HERALD is unsurpassed
by any journal i'm the Green
River Country. Its circulation
is equal to any country paper
i'm the State, and finds its way i'm
nearly every household i'm the
county.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1875-12-15
RAILROAD TIME TABLE


The down train for PadGcah leaves Louis
vile, daily except Sunday at s:39 a. In.snd ar
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1875-12-15

This train makes close connections at Norton
tonville with the 81. louis and Southeastern for
Nashville, and passengers 70 on To the latter
city without change of cars. Sleeping ears and
reclining chairs on these trains.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1875-12-15
HARTFORD MALE
FEMALE SEMINARY.

The next Session ofthis Institution will COM
menee on the
First Monday I'm September, 1875,
and continue Twenty-Five Weeks, under the
charge of
MALCOLM MCINTYRE, A. h.,
aided by competent Assistants. One-half Of
the tuition fee will be due at the middle Of the
session, and the other half at the close.
TERMS PER SESSION:
Primary -. $1,000 Higher English, so, 90
Junior. -. 1900 Latin & Greek, $500
Incidental fee, to be paid in advance, 81.
Special attention paid to fling boys for Col
lege. Board can be obtained at from 81 SO to
$500 a week. For further information apply
to the Principal, or to the undersigned.
n33-tf SAM. E. HILL, Trustee.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1875-12-15

HARTFORD LODGE, NO. n, I. o. @. r.
Meets regularly every Thursday evenihgin
TaSlor's Hall. Transient members Of the
order are cordially invited to attend
d. P. BERGMAN, VIC. T.
WILLIE LEWIS, W. Seey.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-01-15

F,yss:x , .,.h r 60 *, ,,a rRAcTrcAL
graduate a that OLDEST. LARsIsT Haa
sss. soS Iss. ssS,inrs:. nsSsa s-.,.s.
tGHAPn COLLAGE. saiBt I.suis. Me-
write for - Circular.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-01-15

APPLY THE REMEDY.-Itappears that we
need no longer be tormented with Liver,
Kidney, Bladder, and Glandular diseases,
Mental and Physical Debility. Partial Pa
ralySis. inflammatory and Chronic Rheu-
matism, Dyspepsia and Morbic Humors OF
the blood. DR.. WALKERS VEGETABLE
VINEGAR BTTTERs conquers the cause OF
all of the above irregularities by securing
perfect digestion, a proper foio Of Tile, and
a free discharge Of all ioaste matter. Ii is
not a vile doctored whisky. gotten up TO
deceive the public and tickle the palate.
II Is medicine TO the sick stomach. the
relaxed nervous system, the weak circu-
lating blood, and the overworked. pros
trated brain. An infant may take IL. and
to children afflicted with worms. and even
adults who suffer from this cause, ignorant
Of the fact--and their numbers are mil
lions-it is the greatest remedy of the age.
Take one bottle and you will be satisfied
that this is no catch-penny nostrum.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-01-15
The Road 10 Health.

Cleanse the stomach. bowels and blood from
all the acrid, corrupt and offensive accumuls-
tions which produce functional arrangement,
and YOU remove the cause Of most diseases
which afflict the human family, and thus cave
large doctors bills. The most effectual and
reliable remedy for this purpose is found in
DIR. Pierce's Pleasant Purgative Pellets. No
cheap wood or paper boxes, but kept fresh
and reliable in vials.
High livers, those indulging in ease and
pleasure, and those OF sedentary habits, can
prevent Boils. Carbuncles. Gout. Red skin,
Eruptions, Pimples, Constipation, Piles,
Drowsiness, Biliousness, and other conditions
induced by such habits. by taking from -four
TO six Of DIR. Pierce's Pleasant Purgative Pei
lets once aweek, or. better still, one or two
each night. They are sold by dealers in med.
icines
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-01-15
Profit OF Rats.

Ii bright eyes and smooth fur are the
points Of animal beauty, a rat should not be
an object of disgust and aversion but
when the rat appears in his thousands.
he certainly inspires the greatest possible
loathing in the human breast. The no.
ton of swarms of rats running over each
other to reach some hapless victim, and
forming a seething mass instinct with
hunger and thirst, is one ever present to
sufferers from nightmare or students Oh
historical novels. These unfortunate per-
sons avoid Paris, for, if we believe some
statistics lately published of the number OF
rats in that metropolis, the Joyous city,
is a complete rats nest. Thirty thousand
were killed last year in the Central Halles,
10000 in the Market Iialles, 10, 600 in the
slaughter-houses. 10000 In the butchers
shops, 300. 600 in the grocers' shops, 900.-
coo in the tanners yards, 10000 in the ca
nal-a total of 100000. to which sum
must be added about 100000 rodents
which eluded capture, so that Paris boasts
of a standing army of something lihe
5000, 900 rats. Some idea may be formed
OF the magnitude of this loathsome host
from the fact that if procession of Partisan
rats, running ten abreast, were TO start
from Paris to Berlin the vanguard would
reach the German capital while the rear
guard were issuing from the gates of the
French metropolis. But then these is
profit for all in them. OF the 100000
killed, perhaps nearly all went to the
glovers. where their skins are turned into
"prime kid"
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logist Of Pesth, who finds that the mete-
geological changes reflect themselves in
the amount and sggravation OF sickness.
The subject Is one of such vital impor-
lance 10 all classes, especially In our eli
mate-where from proximity on the one
hand TO the warm Gulf Stream, and on the
other to the cold, scmi-Arctic Canadas,
the changes are most sudden and severe
that IL should more engage popular as well
as medical attention. Prudent recognition
Of the philosophy which it teaches would
enormously mitigate the suflerings of the
poorer classes and rightly direct the skilled
charities which are now seeking To guard
the public health. When the thermometer
falls below thirty degrees the shock on the
system l. quickly succeeded by a reaction.
which makes "A heavy drain on the reserve
vital energy, which must be replenished
by increased consumption Of solid food. or.
this fuel falling. the animal heat falls be-
low the health point. Then il is the fam
ished and Unprotected most feel the tooth
of hunger and need the most generous
diet. But with the rise of temperature the
food supply should be- proportionately
abridged and held in store for the more
trying season.
A little care systematically bestowed up
on children. regulating their clothing and
food In accordance with the showing OF
these facts. would immensely Increase
their comfort and reduce the mortality
which at this season preyails.-Ne,0 FORK
Herald
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