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sulphur for Scarlet Fercr.

DIR. Henry Pigeon writes to the
London Lancet as follows: 1.-The mar
velous success which has attended my
treatment of scarlet fever by sulpher
induces me to let my medical brethren
know my plan, so that they may be
able to apply the same remedy with
out delay. All the cases in which
used it were very well marked, and
the epidermis on the arms in each case
came away like the skin Of snake.
The following was the exact treatment
followed in each case: Thoroughly
anoint the patient twice daily with sui
phur ointment; give five to ten grains
of sulphur in a little jam three times
a day. Sufficient sulphur was burn
ed, twice daily ION Goals on shovel, }
to Gil the room with fumes, and, Of
C, urse, was thoroughly inhaled by
the patient. Under this mode Of treat
ment each case improved immediate
ly, and none we're over eight days in
making complete recovery, and
firmly believe in each it was prevent
ed from spreading by the treatment
adopted. One cas-, was in large
school. Having had large experience
in scarlet fever last year and this. fee
some confidence in my own judgment,
and am Of opinion that the very
mildest cases | ever saw do not half Sc
well as bad cases do by the sulphur
treatment, and as far as l can judge,
sulphur is as near specific for scar
let fever as possible"
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mind playing tonight, III trust you
for to-morrow," aud the arrant little
coquette withdrew gracefully to tree
where she stood with arms elasped
around II after the fashion Of play
ful child, aud allowed with her brown
eyes the tall form Of her boy beau.
Speeding on bis mission, Bob ex-
amined the freshly entered names IN
the Office, and fastening back to his
party, came up just us his mother was
urging. "But, Mr.. Hampton, pray
don't leave us tonight. Why, ] hear
there's fresh arrival"
"Ycs," chimed in Bob, II should
say there is-and she's divinel Oh!
yes--divine, and her name is Miss
Darling. You needn't stay Mr..
Hampton, shes mine--tor its
Oh, aud she's Darling.
II,r voice Is sweet sturiing,
She's the Darling Of my heart,
Aud from her III never part.
). wen live aud love together without suarl'ng'
"Re quiet, you ridiculous boy, said
bis mother, turning upon him fond
look which nearly approached smile,
rs he stretched himself on the blue
grass carpet beside her. "Niiss Davis
what shall do to tame this merry
fellov!' appealing to young lady in
the group.
"He will be tanned soon enough"
was the reply, "if its the Miss Oar.
ling knew at school. She Is a regu.
lar rt.breaker, though do believe
she is innocent Of serious coquetry.
We shall see her in the ballroom to-
night, | suppose. But what is all this
about your leaving us, Mr.. Hampton
I am sorry we Kentucky girls cannot
charm you to remain a while longer
Really, ladies' said Hampton,
coming out Of his moodiness. 81 feel
immensely nattercd. I oaunot say l
have any serious cause Of complaint.
have not enjoyed the week as ! ex.
pected to-thats all. I'll run over to
Louisville for day or so. and return
here afterwards. Perhaps by that
time Charlie will be back from his
Shaker Town excursion"
"You don't tell us they are going To
carry him of body and soul" exclain-
ed Bob-while all looked surprised at
the announcement. "Well, there's no
accounting for tastes. Who's going
up tonight? l hear old Strauss saw
ing away on his bass-viol. Scatter
out demoiselles and beauiify, don't
need any thing of that sort myself"
| FRO BE coSriSuED.l
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Nor So IGNoRAST. He sat alone
in her fathers parlor, waiting for the
fair ones appearance, the oth'r eve
ming, when her little brother came
cautiously into the room, and gliding
up to the young mans side, held out
n handful Of something, and earnestly
inquired
al say, mister. what'r them?'
Those" replied the young man,
solemnly, taking up one in his fingers.
"Ihose are beans"
"fhere! shouted the boy, turning 10
his sister, who was just coming in, Il
knew you lied. You said he didn't
know beaus, and he does, tool
The young mans stay was not what
you might call prolonged one that
evening. --[Chicago sVu.Lal.
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ImIaii1le and Q"icE Cure for Diph-
fheria.

ImIaTfi1le and Q"ick Cure for Diph-
fheria.
The Hamilton Spectator (South
Australia) publishes the details of the
"Greathead" cure for diphtheria. The
disease is declared by Mr.. Grearhead
to be Of hydrated growth, and that
the germs of it, floating about in GER
tain atnospheres. were inhaled by hu.
man beings.
For a grown per on, four drops of
sulphuric acid diluted in three quar-
tiers Of a tumbler of water; with Il
smaller dose for children. The effect
Of this treatment was instantaneous,
the acid at once destroying the par
asites, and the patient coughing up
the obstruction. The papers have
teemed with accounts Of sufferers, who
had recovered in a few minutes by
adopting the treatment. Children,
almost previously in dying condi-
ton, were declared to be playing
about in a few minutes, and at com
putation some forty or fifty Of these
sudden recoveries have been placed on
record, with full particulars.
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Thousands suffer from wakcfulness
who are otherwise in good health. To
somc Of them this becomes q habit
and too often growing one. Some
resort to soporifc drugs, and this is
how the opium craving Is often iniIia-
ted. Others find wine or spirits occa-
sionally efIectual, and are thus induc-
ed to take alcohol every night, aud
not n few, IL Is TO be feared, have in
this way laid the foundation Of intern
perance. There have, however, new.
er been wanting people who have
found way Of going to sleep without
resorting to such measures. The mes
merists at one time were popular, and
from them host Of people learned
that looking at any fixed point steadi-
" would often succeed in inducing
sleep. In the dark, however, this is
not so easy; but this difficulty was not
felt in Braidism, which consisted
merely in closing the eyes and trying
to think they were watching atten-
lively the stream of air entering and
leaving she nostrils. 1t was asserted
that whoever would will to see this
stream as IL It we're visible would in
fallible soon fall asleep. We have
known the plan to succeed, and it is
evidently the same principle as fixing
the attention ON any visible object.
Another plan has just reached us, pro-
posed by an American physican-Dr
Crooke-who tells us that in numer-
Gus cases Of sleeplessness it is only
necessary to breathe very slowly and
quietly for few minutes to secure a
refreshing sleep. He thinks that most
cases depend on hyper@mia Of the
brain, and that in this slow breathing
the blood supply is lessened sufficient
to make an impression. Certainly
when the mind is uncontrollably act
i've, and so preventing sleep, We have
ascertaiued from patients whose obser
walton was worth trusting, that the
breathing was quick and short, and
they have found they became NOR,
disposed to sleep by breathing slowly
This supports DIR. Crookei practice
but at other times his plan quit,
failed. 1t is certainly worth any ones
while who is occasionally sleepless t.
give it a trial. In doing so they SHOULD
breathe very quietly, rather deepl,
and at long intervals, but not long
enough to produce feeling Of uneasi
ness. In fiue, they should initiate ,
person sleeping, and do it steadily fol
several minutes. Il Medical Examiner
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Household and Home Decoration

- ~ have prominent place whilst the latest pro-
ductons u American humOrsts Nill appear from
nonth 10 month lao list IL shorter stories, biug-
rarhi.al and other sketches, etc, hH long one.
This editorial department will continue to eiDp loy
the ahlest pens both At home and abroad. There
will he @fe. vi lelteis on literary lnatisrs, from
London, by Mr.. Melord.
Tho pages IL the magazine will 30 open, as
horsloiore ~ far a. limited space will permit, to
the discussion Of all themes Attest ~ th9kcisl and
freshest thought of the Christian thinkers and
scholan Of this country.
We mean 10 make the magazine sseeiet and
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DIR. @. McLANE'S
IIVERPILLS.

These Pills are not recommended
as u remedy" for all tho ills that flesh
is heir to" but in affections Vi tho
liver, and in all Bilious Complaints,
Dyspepsia, and Sick Headache, or
diseases Of that character, they stand
without rival.
AGUE AND FEVER.
No bcttsr cathartic can be used pre-
paratory to, or af or taking Quinine.
As ssimpIe purgativc they are un-
oqu..led.
nEw<sE OF INVITATIONS.
The genuine arc never sugar coated.
Each box has q red wax seal on the
lid, With tho impression Dr.. M:-
LANES LIVER Pills.
Zach wrapper bear. the signatures
Of q. McLANE and FLYalNu BAos
Sold by all respectable druggists
and country storckeeperr generally
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WHAT PAYS E?

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MER, on PROFESSIONAL MAN TO t-ep la
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thu age.
IT rANs THE HEAD on EVERY FAMILY
TO Introduce into his hon-ehold spap~r that 10
Instructive one that fsiers a taste br insesiga-
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NICHOLAS MINTURH,"

whose story ~ "Ssyenusks" gave the highest -aiis
a. ton Ia the readers of the Monihly.
The .-ene Of thi. latest novel s laid on the banks
81 the Hudson. The hero Is young man ~ no has
b.,an Away. "hisd 70 a .oaaa's apres ariags" bat
Who, By the death Of his mother, IL let alone In
the wOrld Ito drfit the current VI life -~ith a
fortune, hut ~iihout purpose.
Another serizi ellis Inhsritance," by Miss
Trnfion, gill b-gin gu completion Of THAT Los. o
I0wrin's." by Mr-. Hs.isson BuTaott Mrs Bur-
nsits story, began in August, has pstho- and dra-
matte poser which have b-sn = surprise to the
pubie.
There IL 10 ls a series Of original aud ssquisitsy
illustrated papers Of Popular Science" by Mn.
Hsriek, zach paper complete In itself
There are 10 lie. from various pens, papers on
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HOME LIFE AND TRAVEL. ("

Also, practical suggestions 70 towD and country
lie, village improvements, etc, By veil amos n
specialists.
MIR Barnard's articles on various Industries Of
Great Britain in,l ude the history of "Ssns Ia
psrimenis In CO-opsraton," "a Scottish Loaf
fActory" In the November numb.r, and "Tu.d
The British Working somans Home" "a haiior
" shopkcepers," "hapsnny Week for the
Child" etc.
A richly illustrated series will he sy-n gu
"Amsriean sports by } lood and Field, b. various
writers, aud each On a dinerent theme. The
subject Of
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not bad Confound that tantalizing
veil ! Isonder who che Is. But III
wager she's beauty with foot like
that
You're young, my son. provok-
ingly replied Hampton, but half con-
cealing his interests in the vision just
gone Ivy. when yousre IS old as am
you'll know better than to run after
such will o the wisp as a ladys
foot"
"Most potent and reverend Solo
mon, remember the hare and the tor.
toi,c. I may run the quicker but !
doubt II I get there first. Saints he
thanked - there's the supper hell.
Come, no time for romance now
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The Rev. Mr.. Sturgeon, in hisHos-
pital Sabbath sermon in London re-
Gently, told the story If sick man
who begged priest to give him a
crown. The priest refusing, he beg
ged for farthing. "No," again said
the ecclesiastic; "but kneel down and
l will give you my blessing" mot
So" said the invalid. IF you will not
help my necessity do not want your
blessing" "And he was right" said
Spurgeon. "A man who would do
nothing 10 keep alive poor creatures
body, could do little for his soul"
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roRrv YEARS sEronE TEE ruBLlc.
DIR. @. McLANE'S
Celebrated American
WOR M SP ECiFlC
or
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OUR COUNTRY!
WHAT WILL
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IL a question now sgitstiug the public mind.
The grave issues belore tongnss thu hnslssi
laent Of the late Presidential election The incoming
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next Administration; aud failure welfare OF the
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each and every Individual, such crisis has not
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snce.
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Congress will be given With impariiality any fair
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