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Daniel F. Beatty's
PARLoR ORGANS.

These remarkable Instrument. poa-cea cspass
iue- Tor musical Elects and esp -p>ionp R-S.s
h-f re alta mel. adapfeal for Afna'etir AID lr,--
eel .n quality OF Tone. hHfO0NA
MorLinsnshtp, Elegant D.stat1h AI4
ttbiSb, and w d-ffuI variety nj tftif ett.ss
ra '~i 10 six y-ars - stririis Hrsfl-iasa ID
evriy respect. anu ~ n xii iahttp th~y ara
shil psi oI. from Eve to nitIeu days test trat,
morley refunded aud freight charges raid hath
ways by me IL they are niisn presented nr ln
auy way prove unsau factory M such .4Ere
has ever been made. ewAre of iMitAfi"ha.
Agents wanted. but where ! Lave none. iarjte
discounts made 20 Introduce iu new loeniitt-a.
send for Illustrated \ NkRTISEH, eortain.ha
long lisis Of testimonials frun ~eli.kh. Nu is-rs
sons some OF whom you may bhb~. tis-sio-d
by States. with Peat, fares annexed. that Ill
may inquire direct M n TIN. Address, 1A AlI Il
" NATrS. washin2ton. New Jersey.
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A. l.. Bancroft & Co.. law publishers
OF San Francisco. have how in press u
digest OF tho l2 volumes Of Nevada
Supreme Court Reports. and volumes
Of Sawyer's Circuis Court Reports. by
Hon. Thomas p. Hawley, Clnef Justice
Supreme Court OF Nevada. The vol.
umc will appear early In July.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-06-30

IL seems That tho Democrats have
elected their governor ia Oregon after
ali. Tho official count has been mnlo
OF "il The counties except two small
ones. the returns from which vii not
change the result which makes the fol
lowing showing: For Governor W. W.
Thny"r Dem. 1881; G. @. Bcrkmnn
lRcp.1 ii,Si2 giving majority Of 40
for the Democrats. Tho Democratic
cnndidIc for Congress, john Whitaker,
has II majority Of 72S.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-06-30

How easy people are sometimes mis-.
understood. a few days ago n lndy Of
this city was talking to another irom
California. and remarked: "Our minis.
ter is always full Of good spiri,s"--nl.
ludiug to his pleasant disposition. The
lady from California Immediately wroto
bnck home that certain minister up
hero wns chuck full Of Dick Brown's
Kentucky whiskoy all the time. This
is tho way that half the scandals about
persons have their origin 49, Virginia
Chronicle.
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The noo,s OF Norm

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translation Of inscriptions on lot o
copper plates which were said 10 hav,
been fouud by the founder If their re-,
ligion, Joseph Smith. buried in hill
III Manchester, Ontario Cuuaty, New
York. The account gwen by the Nor
mons is that during the reign OF Kins
! Eedckinh in Jerusalem about 600 yrars
! u. G. there WIS n certain jew namuL
| N"rLi the son uf T,chi who in ob,Gi
cnc' 10 the c0mrNri OF the Lord went
into the wi'l"rI"sG~ OF Arabia aud
! dweit tArr- "a long time. He was then
cumut'ud"d to travel r,stw Ir,l which lac
dih f"r It period D' light years. MT tho
'nluf which ,inrr S"phi and his family
VII" nc"nmpumrl him reached the
can. They wer, Ghru commanded to
build ~mpS ia which To cross the ocean.
Tn" following is au extract from the
Book of Nrphi which is the fir,; Of the
sixteen Books c"mpp-in, the Norman
Bible oc ~ II i, called the BIOL; Of Nor
mon. Thr extract describes the huats
thut wei" built 10y Nyphi aud his sons
for crossing the ocean.
"And th,y were s.unii. and they were
light uppn the water, aul like INTO the
ligEtnrss Of " fowl uppu the water. md
they were built after u manner thrt
they We're tiIhI. oven that they world
bold water like INTO dish. nmd the
sides thereof wrrr tight like nu;o a
dish, rI:l tn, "uis thcr"O! were peaked {:
aud the toy iE'r'"f was tight like unto
dish. and the length thereof was the
luug;h nf a tree. and the door thereof
when it was shut, WAS tight like unto a
dish.
And the Lori said unto TIE brother
Of Jared, h-Lnl ;huu shalt make a
hole ia til, top thereof. nud also in the
h"ti"m thereof! aud when thou shalt
sGh-r for AIR, ;hyl shalt m~tup the
mole thereof. AMI receive air. And il il
so hc that IA, Sltrr come ian upon thee,
h"h pld - shall stop thc hole thereof.
that yr may not perish in the food.
Aud 1t "n"" 10 pr's that tho brother Of
Jared d ID" So according as the Lord had
o"h''"ah"vd. A"d Thus they we've
"''N'L i"''h 'Hr'e hundred aud forty
''"" '""r " NH upon Tie water ana
'"'S "'' ''"' "Ph 'h' promises"
''"''
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-06-30

R-vIEwISG the Congressional work
ot the sv7siJm. Hhich t,riniurted amid
sc"ucs OF ,Nc!irn"ut and cuutu-iuu
Thu-slny morning, the most noticeable
rcsuliS !rum q Pacific Const standpoint
ot local Interest. have been the acton
tukem ou Tia. Chinese question, the
large appropriations for multiplicity
of impnitmut Objects in the Pacific
Stat, and TerritoTIrs, the Enactment OF
tho silver bIlI, passage uf laws provid.
I'Ig for tn" sale uf timber lands, the
pysipomcnrnt "f the California Con.
Grcs~!OWal election until next year aud
the rnuc mrit Of the Pacific Railroad
Sinking Fund bill. Among tho meas.
urrs which made considerable progress,
but which 80 over until n~Nt Winter.
with greatly dimiui-hcd chan ;cS Of bo.
crmius laws, are tn r,yls pac;lic bill. .
E"rth.rn r..cili.. S?rcic Rraunr,ion
hil. an the L.li fo. tins issue oi silver
rrt.ii ar.s.
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y hrt sac S-J,Cru5.' says
.aDOuI -.

.aoOuI 81.
Irctin, Govrruur bradley on the
street yesterday We remarked that the
Pnpcls hid got him fixed very solid
with tn" Bonnnzl people. Yes sind
the Governor some Of the pnpers seem
TO he very we'll pleased with the way
they have arranged that matter. We
sud We believed he had never author.
" d any person to say anything in re-
gard to the matter in the papers. He
said no ! have paid no attention to the
matter at all; ] think the people know
nae we'll enough hy this time TO know
that that story or any other like it. that
may b. gotten nj hcrcaftcrdS aud will
be false; anl NJ ipv the Bnnan2t people
there Is no danger OF their attempting
nuy gtuia ~ that kind with mo, because
thy have long ago become perfectly
satisfied thut 1t would be II Gloss.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-06-30

A World Washington special has the
following on the closing scenes of the
House: Daring tie rcccsses in the
early hour OF the morning qnite n nun.
her of members and House employees
gathered On H." Dcmocrltic side cf the
.,a'l and made the old chaulh,r ring
with sweet Bye aud Bye" ..Nc.rer
.iy God t" Thee" whoa Emma" d"
Sweet Homu" and "Old Hundred" +"
y mIschi"vous page, unmuiicei, during
one of these songs took the Speakers
chair aud brought the gavel down with
Snch thud as TO instantly stop the
hii"rity, when he added with mock
"oiemnity that there was too much
noise Oh the right OF the chair. 1, was
moment before the chorus of singers
discover that it was neither the net nor
tho voice OF the Speaker.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-06-30

TuE discovery has recently been made
in England that ladies who figure in
breach Of promise cases rs victims of
mans brutality and treachcry are invar-
riably good looking and interesting.
\ glance at the English provincial IA.
pcis serves 20 establish the fact beyond
dispute. Very prcpossrssing, re
m"rkably pretty. ''possesscd Of great
PERSONAL attractions, " ''dccidedly beau.
ii!ul, "cxtrcmrly fucinatIng"-;hcse
ngc IL few t.; the epIthets which the Lon-
don Giobs finds employed TO describe
the chHrms Of the Interesting martyrs:
and such u consensus Of critical Judge.
ment leaves no room for doubt that
b!ightrd affections must have IA brnuti.
f:lmg Effect on the human couutennnce.
This view will meet with the acuuies.
cence of every susceptible American liza.
blr to jury duty.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-06-30

Ara recent mcciiu: Of tho bicycle
clubs of England 100 men. with uovor
dying souls appeared in procession.
sradling along on bicycles. And now.
We nsk in all seriousness, il II any won.
der the Russians wan, get at tho Eng.
lish and slaughter them.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-06-30

TuE 7rijuRe's Washington corrcs.
pondent says tho Secretary of tho Re.
publican Congressional Committee has
forbidden tho collection Of money from
the lady clerks in the Departments. and
hc says that the few instances IN which
the ladies employed by the government
have been asked for subscriptions have
been the result Of mistakes.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-06-30

TuE school exhibition ut the church
last night was very interesting enter.
t"lnment The children acquitted them.
selves In manner that gave great
pleasure to the largo audience that wit.
messed IL.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-06-30

lI,Ss MAuEAnr painted picture in
which he represented the Empcror's
horse preceded by four lovely nude
women with the beautiful faces Of four
we'll known vienuese ladies. There
was much scandal md indignation, all
OF which has subsidcd into quiet
pride in the picture on the part Of tho
ladies themselves. Human nature
again.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-06-30

A coLorEp man named David Ora y.
ford, n dwellor on Beech Island, South
Carolina, killed his wife and himself
tho other night, and the following
morning xhito man named Fcrrie
killed woman with whom he cohabited
and then himself.
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AS Illinois man, with II foresight
worthy of better cause, popped the
question on railroad train. and now
the maiden is Mt loss to decide as to
which county she had better common.
&C proceedings in for breach OF prom.
;ro
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-06-30

a SUBSCRIBER wrote to journal TO
make inquiries about the next worlds
fair. The wicked editor replied that hc
was under the impression that tho next
world wouldn't have any fair
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-06-30

ABOUT thirty additional men were
Put t" work in the Con. Virginia and
California mines Thursday-principally
on the 1850 level More will be put on
III " few days but they arc all old ON.
ployos Of those companies. and heads
Of families. They have already been
advised to hold themselves ready. This
statement il made to save those IN
search Of employment useless trip to
the mines. All those who will be put
on arc already notified. asa couse-
qu"nce OF this increase in the force the
shipments OF bullion will Lo much
heavier henccforth than they have been
during the past thirty days.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-06-30

Az exchange says: "a beautiful OK
ample Of force OF habit is TO see dis.
ciplc of Murphy all his glass with water.
aud drcamily blow The iroih off the in.
noeent liquid before drinking,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-06-30

TnE Duke dc Biron, when his SEN
tence Was pronounced, III 1893, ordered,
on rrturning to prison, oysters aud
ehaolis. The executiouer entered rs
His Grace was enjoying tho repast
Just let me finish my oysters. said
the Duke. "Gnd meanwhile take n glass
OF wine with me, my friend; you'll
need FLIP for your work." aud then
he filed n bumper for the turnkey and
himself, and presently went off to be
Guillotined.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-06-30

ST. PErERsBURG is the most unhealthy
city in the world. The death rate. ac-
coriing to the last return, is finy-s-ven
per thousand, which is more than
double the rate in London and New
York, nearly three times the average
rate in Philadelphia. aud nearly three
times that OF San Francisco, which is
twenty per thousand. Even Calcutta,
Tunis. Naples, Alexandria and Bombay
fall shoit of st. Petersburg, their death
rate being respectfully thirty six. thirty.
eight. thirty-nine, forty nnd forty-one
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"onc is glass In eyes and tho other
is isinglnss." That il tho answer
Nnd very clever ono II ia. too. what
we want is conuudrnm 10 Ut IL.
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mrs OVER ssi, 900, 900.
income ssOoo.ooo Ysssiy,

Tho ffiAtnry and Condition of this Company,
Jantury ]. 1879. were "a brief aid III fSsfhd
numbers. as follows:
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GET YOUR PRINTING DONE
THE INDEPENDENT OFFICE

We are pleased TO announce To tho citizens
EIlo and vicinity, that
THE JoB DEPARTMENT
3 ............. .......... B
Has been RENTED and furnisb-i with tho
Late.' i'-.ign- In Type anI sor,l.rs
And are.no~ prepared to do
ALL KINDS OF Jon PRINTING
''' ~ '''"''''
az YOU WANT
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3CN

Orders pronptiy attended to and sampled
sent ON DUPLICATION.
a. l.. EADT.
Elko. Nevada.
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cioth,hs. Gent. Furni.hihs 6ssA.,
~ III" lowest prices. and purchasers win nhd
there Is not IN rbs,er way of m,kinf ffs,iii.T
than by calling ON is bGfofe pur ,bAsipsI
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FIGURES FOR BUSINESS MEN
'TnIRrY-oNE YEARS BysiNEss
EXPERIENCE,
TIIB NEW YORK
L1Fb INSURANCE. comPAnX
PURELY MtrtAt-so srootnolbsns

Dividends Annually, and nrrlIeahi. -
tie az SECOND ~aa and sub-e,n"ut yearly
Vfomfums.
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millinery Goods !

We havc had = splendid lot Of hats trimmed iS
order by San francisc6 Miiliner and isdisG
will do wen to insp ct them.
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wohid caii special attention 20 the large ID,
,ortthtnt OF L4DIES' LtNEN SUITS, LINEN
AND cVr1ON tNbEAkwEAR ETC., ana 1
contAiid can cell them as ln~ As thef enh -
purchased hbt Whete Fest Of west
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-06-27
ANOTHER,
The value OF Oat Mc.I PorrIdre.

For the past forty years, says an Englishman,
/ have made my breakfast of pint of oat meal
porridge, with very rare exceptions, and nothing
else, fasting for four hours afterwards. II, how
ever, take any other form of breakfast, find
myself Tery hungry before the next meal, VIII ich
is never the case when have had my porridge.
i feel assured if workingmen and their families
would but take basin Of oatm cal and milk por-
ridge night and morning with such other food
as they can procure in the interval, we should
have o healthier race of men and women than
now exist. few years ago had Devonshire
girl living with me q servant. The girl was
willing enough to work, but had not the stamina
to perform it. This I found, on questioning her,
arose from the deficient and ill-advised diet on
which she had been reared. She shortly began
to take her porridge night aud morning, and
this, with q daily midday meal of meat, enabled
her to perform her duties with ease IL is sur
prising how much nutrition is contained in this
cheap, wholesome food.
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Pun on INC BENCH i'm Loui.iana.

Speaking of Grand Jnries, reminds me that the
Parish Court is now in session here, his Honor
kiah Rodgers, presiding-Old Kye, or Ky" they
usually call him. Old KY was passing sentence
on u criminal, and delivered himself as follows
"Prisoner, stand mp Mr.. Kettles, this court
il under the painful necessity Of passing sen
tence of law upon you, sir. This court has no
doubt, Mr.. Kettles, but what you were brought
into this scrape by the of intoxicating liquor.
The friends Of this court all kRors that eff thar is
any vice this court abhors, it is intemperance.
When this court was a young man, Mr.. Kettles,
it was considerably inclined to drink; aud the
friends of this court knoms that this court has
materially a very high temper, and eff this court
had not stopped short off, and stopped the use Of
intoxicating liquor, have no doubt, sir, but
what this court, sir, would have been in the pen
itentiary or its grare!"
seer who had been discharged, brought suit
against his employer for the whole years wages,
alleging that he had been discharged without
sufficient grounds. "Old Ky" charged the jury
as follows:
1.-THE Jury will take notice that this court is
well acquainted with the nature of the case.
When the court first started ont in the world, it
followed the business Of overseeing, and if there
is any business which the court understands, it's
bosses, mules and niggers-though the court
never overseed in its life for less than $sO0-and
this court in bossracn' was always materially
gifted, and in running quarter race, whar the
bosses was turned, could always turn boss so
as to gain Is feet in the race; and on q certain
occasion, in the Parish of West Feliciana, it was
one of the conditions of the race that Ky Rodgers
shouldn't turn nary one of the bosses"
Another case came up, and two lawyers got
into q 6ght-one of them q preacher of our
church. Old Ky called hastily for the Sheriff:
"Mr. Sheriff! Mr.. Sheriff. Take them men to
jail! I'll be id eff this court will have her dig
nifty insulted in this manner"-N. o. Picayunc.
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CHE fitt IT the Ching.
=
TIE sAM or DEMOCRACY.

q
The Democratic party vent into the fight
And IL got most awfully c1awed;
So Il lay On its back In helpless plight
And yelled. necessarily, Fraud ~ &.
And all day long sr-ff
In tine with its song
Its arms the thin air sawed
And Il shrieked and called
And howlea and bawled
F,r,R,-u,d-Fraud!"
Its tongue struck with whitening blight,
II could sing but q single song; .t-is
And all through the day, With all Of its might
1t kept up the same ding dong.
From Randall down
To the party clown,
They all In chorus jawed;
And loud and long
As depot gong.
They shrieked and shouted, "Fraud"'
It never varied Q single note
And II never paused for breath
But with this word Il splt its throat
Till il yelled itself TO DEATH
1t deviled Hayes
In various ways,
While the file itself it grawed
Nor ceased TO rant
Its only chant,
'iFraud, fraud, fraud, fraud fraud
So all of its lifs in noise and strife
This sorrowful path II trod;
1t didn't know how to spell but ceased to yell it,
"F-r double d,-Frodd.'
So IL died at last III
And its grief was past
In the grave that its sins paved,
They buried IL deep, s.s
Where the hckorfes weep
And wrote on its tombstons, "FraudF'
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An Eye 90 the Goodies.

We were, not long since, much amused by q
couple Of Hoosier girls who came on board the
steamer --, at the little town of Mt. Yer.
non, Ind. They had evidently never been q tho u
sand miles from home, and were making their
first trip on a steamboat. The elder one was ex-
ceedingly talkative, and perfectly free and un.
concerned with regard to the many eyes that
were scanning her movements. The other one
was of the opposite turn of mind inclining to
bashfulness. At dinner, our ladies were honored
with a seat at the head of the table, aud the ell
der one, with her usual Independence, cut her
bread into small pieces, and with a fork reache
over and enrolled each mouthful in the nice
dressing on plate of beefsteak before her. The
passengers preserved their gravity during the
operation by dint of the greatest effort. Per-
ceiving that her sister was not very forward in
helping herself, she turned round to her aud ex-
claimed, loud enough to be heard by half the Ia
BILE, "Sdi, dip into the grary-Ddd pays as much az
any on en-" This was followed by general
roar, in which the captain led off. The girls ar
rived at their destination before supper and
when they left the boat, all hands gave three
cheers for the girlsof the Hoosier State.-Cineia.
Rati Commercial.
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BrainA

An American sloop of war had put into an
English port, and the First Lieutenant went on
shore to reconnoitre. In the course of his travels
he entered a tavern, where number of British
officers were carousing. They at once recognized
the Lieutenaut's nationality by his dress, and
res sWn 70 amuse themselves oy bullying him.
United States, see."
"Right," was the answer.
snow, what would you do to man who should
say that your navy did not contain an officer fit
for q bumboat 7" fE-.f..
II would blow his brains out"
There wassilence among her Majesty's servants
for a moment; but finally one of them, who was
worse muddled than the rest, managed to STAN
mer out: $3.50. s-ls fs1T--
"W-well, Yank, say it."
The Lieutenant walked to his side, and replied
calmly:
"Its lucky for you, shipmate, that you have
no brains to blow out"
Struck by the answer, the offender at once
apologized, and our hero was at once invited to
join the mess. -.te% tas.s -... s5aIrI.s
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Yoke Of O1e. as enc CAaw.

Many years ago, Mr.. Miller, one of the early
settlers OF neighboring town, sold yoke o.
oxen for fifty dollars, and in payment received .
fifty dollar bank bin, which be carefully folded
up, and deposited in his tobacco box for safe
keeping. Mr.. n. was accustomed to make use
Of the weed ct any hour Of tho day or night,
whenever he felt an INCLINATION for it. The night
following the sale Of the oxen he sought his TO-
bacco-b box, and finding convenient portion. he
put it in his mouth, aud not readily obtaining
the full benefit he expected, he chewed it most
vigorously and efectually, exclsiming as he did
so:
=, mo strength to the tobacco-no strength 10
the tobsccow
When, recollecting the transaction of the asE,
he added
"Oho! q yoke of oxen ut ana chaHw
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A Happy Man.

Inquisitive Lady-"who, may, ask, are those
three tall ladies singing together 7"
Communicative StrangeE"The Miss Bilder-
bogies."
Inquisitive Lady-"They seem rather remark
able persons"
Communicative stranger-aQui.. so. By all
who are so favored rs to possess the privilege of
their acquaintance, they are, with iustics, ad-
mitted to be morally, physically, and insslsestu-
ally perfect !" - -..-.-
lnquisitive Lady-"Dear ne. Aud the lady
at the piano."
Communicative Straneer-"She was also a
Miss Bilderbogie Indeed, she was the most tran
scendently gifted of them alp
Inquisitive Lady-1Dsar me- Then she is no
longerf' - -
Communicative Strsneer-sOn tho contrary.
Marriage has improved her -
lnauisitiye Lsdy-"GoOd gracious! Aud who
did she marry, pray"
Commemorative Stranger-"Me'
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MsefnI aud Curious.

Remedies for Neuralgia and Rheumasisns
A very simple relief for neuralgia, is to boil
q small handful of lobelia in haifa pint of water
till the strength is out of the herb, then strain
1t of and and add teaspoonful of fine suit
Wiring cloths out of the liquid as hot as possible
and spread over the part affected. II acts like
charm. Change the clothes cold till
the pain is all gone then covering till prespira-
tion is over, so MS TO prevent taking cold. Rheu-
matism eau often be relieved by application to
the painful parts, of cloths wet in a weak solu-
ton of soda in water. If there is infsmma-
ton in the joihts, the cure is very quick the
wash needs to be luke-warm.
ANOTHER.
If strong hop tea be applied with the palm of
the hand to any surface afflicted with pain, the
pain in most cases will Instantly disappear
Have the tea milk-warm; dip your hand in the
tea then rub briskly up and down several times.
If the pain is chronic, il will require more rub
bling to Danish it. This treatment cures rhen-
matisnl, neuralgia, disease of the spine, conges-
ton, pleurisy, kidney disease, disease of the
heart, and great many other diseases. Persons
who are weak and debiiitated can be put their
feet in few days 10y this treatment. The rub
bling must be done by person Of nervous tenn
permanent to insure success.-CoaHtry Gentle