The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-11-14

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The Huntington noxls5r- sSys Z wesfeel
it opr duty to give a recipe for the cure of the
dipktneria, which we know from personal
kn4y%oda 80 haHceGear several severe cases. II
is siihpiyAto pit-soshs pure tar on plate and
apply hot Goals to it, not hot enough, however,
to cs3te d bi:ze. piacs tunnel upside
down over the. tNguapdsle ,thsspatieut inhale
the fumes arising from the burning tar through
the spout of the funnel. II will give Instant
reliefs And may be sepeated as often as may
be Beeessatya Tarspfead on a piece tnf. cipth
andapnied To the THROAT in .connectiopg With
the iphaling process is also good, much better
than old pitch or 1iniments. 1t should not be
remover until the throat lis relieved Of all
sorehesG5,3sspp gsaf hsila$ ND xissidf sss e
rhs ffis ofzNsf iilstfc East appekrssto be
turning. And now the Russians are success
full. THEY. bHye occupied the city Of Erzerum,
the capital Of Armenia,, Mukhtar. Pafha hayyT
ing hastily fetreated tlierefrom III Consequence
of losses. and the advance of Russian collitnn
which, ithreStenea hissscom fnnuicaticu with
Trebizepd, This act tends to give Russia
control Of Armenia. Kars which Is between
Elzrum and the Russian line, must also soon
fall. III, I,fif1,e the struggle for Plevna goes
on, ssnd the Russianss think the place. is COM
pletflysepyroned.h by their troops. a. despatch
from Constantincple says conspiracy has
been discovered to restore Murad 70 Nthe
tbrjfied sas.il Il sUE--sesId 20 hsst 4 ~ x
On Thursday twoo men, White gitinbing in
thettso6ds near the Burlington c6unty Aims
House, found the body Of man partly deconi-
posed. An Investigation Jed TO the conclusion
that the remains were those Of Amos Poter s
who Rad left the Aims House about two
months beforcsto golto his fathers, near Med
ford, siuce which time be had not besneheard
frolp,sI tissppposed that he went tcsths woods,.
and, being attacked with a fit, to which he
was subject, died from exposure. The deceas-
ed was 46' years of age - hpt ~ sss8sf
FEELfses PuisE BY 4'rE1EanApii Some
months ago Dry upham, OF Salem, Mass, In
ordernto eypaintp his audiencethe variations
of tue pulse in certain diseases cause the Leo
ture room 70 be placed in telegraplicc comn,pni
cation with the city hospital OF Boston, dis
tarte fifteen miles, sandlby means Of special
apparatus the varions pulse beatslwtre exhib-
Ited byia vibrating, sray Of emagnesinm. light
ipon the wall. These experiments haye late
~ been fBpeateda 81 Paris with succcss.
D,kgglMs AdbdtNscf..t q - zsN 9aiaEa
col kings farm oh the Rloe CYANIDE con co
sstsi u hoo, 0U09aciess hliAfsnced. ~ He las
eaalsxrpwingsinsw since thea war with
Mexico, and now OWNS besides The land, 3D.
00q horses. 10, COO cows, %, p0V sheep, 10, 600
mlhca He employs 800 Mexicans as herders.
MostofShs land has, beea fenced at ali eifer-
niups tcpsLs olde destises Z book leafnng,p
but has beccome, well edNeqted ip the ways Of
the world, He. lives .extayagantly, and Is
literally fh6ntfch OF all lie surveys: g ~
let every sya nan NV Who works for WAGES keep
this fact steadily in mind tlrat atlie nearer
greenbaclss approach gold inv value, the ssndfe
they are worth, the more they will buy, aud
the more wages he consequently receives,--
This will help him to reach an intelligent de-
cision on the greenback question. The more
greenbac1s theresare issued, the less they will
be woTtbs is fact that should also be borne
in mind.
Itis N good sign Of the wholesome tone of
New Jersey, politics that two notorious ras-
Gals nominated by the Democrats for the Leg
isl.hilre in Bergen and f'Hudlson, were both
defeateds They are learning jim these same
lessons that it does notpay tolrnake bad nomi-
nations. 4t svt
The Tennessee Conference of the Methodist
Episcopal, Church, lately refused.to admit G.
Gilbert the ministry although he had passed
a satisfactory examination III the theological
studies, because he persisted Id using tobac-
co. Airesolutien was passed prohibiting ap4
plicants who use TOBACCO from entering the
an'ns'fy y ie y Hsss1 u sliqsai sw aas
1naoldens times .supefstltlouS, persons when
about to choose q name for a child. lighted
number q torches ofan equal thickness, to
eac,roi wn,ch sney gave a name, ana tne name
81 s sosIn . Nv a.s,,t w., a''s ,, i1nsess Was
.n Wtion my ny !. g''-
ii'G ~ LUIS 'pe'uS y insure sa y 'Vng ipe'
d n. Locke, better known to the country.
as retsoenm y, Nas9y has so,d 81, oHt ais H.
fs,sss ~ snG ,oSs .pt 1884, n.
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v vrtl hrn ~ N'0' - ' -. a''''
~ 49, ~ -.
/, ~, @ nn a.e athy sPp.op,a.'ons az.
~ Ssssss a.ys.niss ~ NY
a a,'nk pn Wy pats =. sne
gainstit foriss performances during the war.
.,..s. i. A..d al ,sk,,
40 neo 81 - Pusasy Ioo,s up NIUE over
noo a nosasy osers oceween
sida issue votes were from the Republican par.
ty. as'''''. = CO. 49, 80 ~ r.
rrr6sa,rd ,.;,, i,a ,,,ara Mil, Mas..,;o
- ir,s s,., asi
~ Ss .s,eu ~. oo'" p'oi'y ~
ine- h''''ae'oi oaAsesano oseuN 1870
Senator Morton's Observation-Disclosures from
Newsiersey to Indiana, and cut down his