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KIDNEY and LIYBIe CURE.
KIDNEY AND LIVER CURE.
w A RN ER'S
SAFE
REM E DIES !

WARMERS SAFE PILLS
Are an immediate stimulus tor q Torpid Liver
cure COstiveness, Dyspepsia, BiliOusness,
Bilious DiarrEoea, Malaria, Fever and Ague
and are useful at times in nearly all Diseases
to cause q free and regular action of the Bowels.
The best antidote for all Malarial Poison.
These Pills are the discovery of an English
army physician. and have been used with the
greatest success among the British troops in
India. They are only manufactured in this
country by II. II. WARNER & co.
WARMERS SAFE NERVlNE,
The improved discovery of probably the most
skillful nerve doctor in the world, quickly
gives rest and sleep to the suffering, cures
Headache and Neuralgia, prevents Epileptic
Fits. and is the best remedy for Nervous Pros
tratiOn brought on by excessive drinking, over
work mental shocks and other causes. 1trelieves
the Pains of all Diseases, and is never injurious
to the system. The best Of all Nervines.
Bottles of two sizes; prices, so cents and 81.
Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver Cure, Safe
Diabetes Cure, Safe Bitters and Safe Tonic
are also superior remedies unequalled in their
respective fields of disease.
Warmers Safe Remedies are sold by Drug
gists and Medicine Dealers generally through
out the country.
Send for pamphlet and testimonials.
H. Ii. WAkNEK CO., Rochester, n. Y.
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% THE SUFFERING HUMANITY
N. LEVIN, M. D.,
No. PAT WEST KING STREET,

LANCASTER PA.
DR. LEVIN, who has been q resident of Lam
caster but a few months, is a graduate OF the
University of Dorpat, Russia, with ,practic,
ing experience OF twelve years in which period
he has been acting as Regimental Physician in
st. Petersburg, and afterwards practiced in
Berlin, Germany, with great success.
We call the attention of the suffering public
to the fact that he successfully treats
EPILEPSY, NEURALGIA,
RHEUMATISM; CATARRH,::
and all chronic diseases. The SevereSt cases OF
Chronic Catarrh cured in a short time.
References and testimonials from former
patients can be seen ut my Office.
Persons without means will only be asked
payment tor medicines Communications from
u distance attended to by mail.
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PATENTS.
SEWING MACAINES.

CEWING MACHINES
y Nearly every Sewing Machine agent claims
to have the simplest machine. From the pri-
vate books of Sewing Machine makers and ut
tachment dealers, we learn the following
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AEDICAL.
Alcocks Porous Plasters

THE ORIGINAL AND ONLY GENUINE.
Their high degree Of perfection has been So
cured after years OF experiment. Composed
OF tho CHOICEST Gums and Extracts. We
puarantee tbem the BEST external reuaedy
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The Best PurgatiVs and Blood Purifier
BRANDRETH'S PILLS.

PURELY VEGETABLE.
One or two every night, In ten days cure
| Costiveness and Dyspepsia.
Taken on an empty stomach, they never
| nauseate annoy.
| Sold by all Druggists. (aprl22mdcod&w
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CT. PAUL'S M. F., SOUTH QUEEN ST.
y Preaching at l0L a. m and N p. m, by the
pastor, Rev. j. Lindemuth. Morning subject
THE TRANSPORTATION" Sunday school ut
~ p. IN. Prayer meeting at 81 p. m.
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CT. LUKE'S REFORMED MISSION,
- Marietta Avenue, near West Orange street.
Services morning and evening Preaching
in the morning by Mr.. w. j. kershner and in
the evening by Mr.. j. S. Hartzel, both being
students Of the Theological seminary. Sun
day school at 2 p. m.
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DRESBYTERIAN--S AT THE
i usual hours, morning and evening.
Evening subject, by request" Mode of Bap-
tiSm.'
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CT. JAMES-LITANY AND HOLY COM
y munion at lO1a H. IN. Children's Choral
aerYice at % ID m
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y tomorrow morning by the pastor, Rev. J.
Il. SOule. In the evening Rev. George Ring.
rose will be ordained by the laying on OF
Hands, Sunday school at Antioch at 8 a.
m. Sunday school at Salem and Horwart
street missions at Las p. m. Preaching at
Antioch at So p. M, by Rev. Geo. RingrOse.
Service at Bethany mission at 81 p. m.
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NJ f. MISSIONS-REV. S. O.GARRISON,
Nl. pastor in charge.-EAsT MISSION
Service at ~ p. IN. Sabbath school at ~.
WEST misunderstanding by the pastor at
7Lp m. Young peoples Vesper service at o.
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CECOND EVANGELICAL, MULBERRY
- street, above Orange.-Preaching by the
pastor, Rev. J. A. Feger, ut l0L a. m, and IN
p. m. Sunday school at 2p. m.
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NTORAyIAN-REv.C c. II. SHULTZ, PAS
Nl tor.-Services and preaching at 1O15 g. IN.
and n p. m. Monthly children's meeting at
~ p. N.
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CT. PAUL'S REFORMED.-THE USUAL
y divine services will be held in St. Paul's
church tomorrow morning and evening. sun
day school at ~ p. m.
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TOP BITTERS FOR SALE AT LOCH.
IL ers Drug Store, East King street.
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RELIGIOUS.

THIRST NJ. f. CHURCH, NORTH DUKE
L street-Preaching by the pastor, Rev. S.
II. C. Smith, at l01 a.. IN. - Sacraments, Bap-
tism and Lords supper" At ~ p. IN: on
p In. Young peoples meeting at 6 p. m.
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DEADING AND COLUMBIA KAILKOAn.
II On and after MONDAY. OCT 6rH lSc.
passenger trains will run on this road As iol-
lows:
, 1880-10-02
LIE CHICAGO TRIBUNE

i.r aKrsssah,y ,,app"n'e for hc is still living
"Whnrc tfu thDse wcli-knnwn a,ngrrs Al!u,.
11crf NekGu bashfuf yssilip ft,nt, WIN atl tr.en
lhllt Mp ever afDtru his nrrfvni With II bni-uu
tnllAincl knee, upon which nl his attentions
hal l'cci, concentrated.
40 IN; yttt tncMn Myrm Whitney, nnI Fes-
set'int,: 4,.d fnni karl. and Frnh!nKhNti. They
hayr tfi b'rn " lIylsontli this ytp.r: Whitney
"Neti. what nta,it Dr1Hpsy7'' FHIh tho yn11ng
r,nh with the k,,rr, rnther 1mpntlthtIy Iy-pHt,r
fclll.w, bo nrcGtl phtirltT.
e." chn tnll the stHry," ch!rpcd the ChicnEn
lndy, inEertlnK mc'lI.s4 r. with a wild r,lrp,,sc
tn, DEFY her Enster,ay'K yachting ris It ria,
" i'gi1t,sy VITA uFAkt h;rst W!Ns llvp.t l.r htn-
Ectf OrEl to islnllti. and sighed, q. that tHhtt
might DwrnF \ unity lItilp yMir'tt was hIa
c,r''4 'lcsI,t. fur lo nlarinlnHtiHl rowing. lilo
would stand by I.trrr'H Hunk md wate.,. wntcli
tn!ry xtrlisitl,or III mn,n 'lui Ing tu l.y with
Il lH'nt fur tho Hnntfulnn Ut cn[ur. Aflra he
tahtlh hnt pIxh himself to sleep tn ,ircntn
nf the iuIlF-cOrttpt1. liz rclkty wnrnte.l II tn.t
1tsnst ~ fully. Inc night II, happy e1nnshrv tina
hllsstAl rInbt tlfwTted til"pn him. II cH,nc,-it
wns ,tcnrcr Mltt1 Notwithstanding sn"l nit! hCuL
tifH!. f!p upcncl hl+ arms ~ rrcrI. it.-and
n"Hko tn hunr n lilinM,! voice cry Ing IN the
rntisses Hf tlp wind uIs!tlr. lie rtisilf'i to tho
lux e1rtnrn!sM little child. I:rn 1nnny ht'sra l
rnrent, WHO rwnrltl thu rb,lty tlrcuncr With
tho present F delightful III tie snilnat. wheL,
ho ll9st 1'y(utiy GhrfHrhal De!npsys l)rcan,l'.'
AMi MI tho Ils.cn,r4 cried. q my. hnw nico!"
And tho Western lAdy ErIt quito rrtmH1 nf her
cHotf. l.. N. G,
, 1880-10-02

MN
onA.p t,.r1ps. MIc,,.. mint % sS-'t',, ] thc.o xcrv
kin! new friends wIu hive addressed mo with
pstes .o "a pr,v"tr letter. n u, reference !"
whrm i, s,,.,','si nI,r,,ni,,o n mn ~ sr,ox In
serious earnest to th'so who have expressed
views differing front my uYtl Ii, trgi,r to human
pcr.cct,on | lighted II rlvlshlrg Kry Wr.t. nud,
commencing WIN tho writtf'E Ut my ancestors
twunty.six centuries agu, ,lrsw my pen with II
graceful Aml .,rIiunt sweep duwn thr,uvh TIM
Intervening instuut, cyon Ia Tho tr.vIu,tI,s If
to.a"y-iho tlo'ne' the nodcrn uodt myself, anu
my opponents.
1t was MI admirable letter, not too long, clear
my adsefdtr1cs not lcE to stand ulm'n.
Cn'tnly nnt cpndontly wnItcd for tho fol-
ThMt shiit,lE letter w,ta not prfntrd,
,vp nj Nlr,l th.lt 'riiE TNiluNE infringement
Is utilizing .l,usr bri'!inn, pnsrs III pIcu Uf 10
enyerns which arU knnwt, to cxist ,inrr li,v
rnHilu ut tic corner OF Uunrbnrn mid Mutsnn
streets.
fingers Inscribed il tnilnt +, lii, Win md wutMi
et1ltUr Of 'rhu Hume ,yfii..ft r,t,, lima:
III ali very wul ur yu,,. nr ri urup Of Tho ,ouo
rptrt fur y.. IL kt Iowt. O, Il fu,iuw Wiicm ns ii
called nla hs y !,tst hpot!nK 70 Ds w G,d ~ thu
LII ,n,ry 'ee' a'sss h'n ho euhca Tor
bson rtHv nv III 4 os ya a, yn9 VIZ fs1n ynn W.,
nGt nnysi,Isa bdforr IND do gise e just nne ii,rS
round With tlat uers.,ll. -
sn,e sys my ~ fpr .S cn,p.n to GhHss . "sIass ~ n'ers.
~ ,a II snt HI MftorMMr 'un NJ, t.sr wnt IN s9S sMy
bi4x nrali '' '''''rn iilE NSctEST,' ''
nya S Is p n.g ols npa G fr '% %ray ny1 irs
All th1 Hnuttl INV nffit fvrnt rrfI,sr ty,n t,ut
, 1880-10-02
Californis Returns with Words Of Cheer
Aftor n Long Absence.
Happy Homes sonsibly Considered by a
Person Who Probably Enjoys One.
lass Days At The seashors, and ihs Manner
In Which They Arc Spent.
erltna and nr. naiIty M Ss1tttts Of Interest,"
Miscellaneous Contributions FROM Al
Qnarttrs.


Far 7ht f'htfaqa Tribune.
A ft,nk saw. with Enrcra warped
!. tThHtIRh nEt. II Acrtncd. With AYc);
6ntno hand l,lid written rueorts thore
Beyond the middle ptKc.
1t seemed too solnhrc to inritO
The pyu III lln0cr t!t,ra.;
AMI useless sccn!ch II tlI9ro to look
For pngcs yGt nlUrt fhtr.
HIT nil Mt Gller, n turn If !cnf
RrtctlPsl glHil sNrrrtst-
4 friendly. gifted has,,' hnd wrought,
10 gladden. wlstltil tyes.
4 hint 0f pleasant thntlghts WINS there,
1T flDwcr, bIryl. md tI.U,
1ta!tan skit:S Rn,' I.,,4st, groves,
And moonlight III tho scu.
And here Ipynns ts.lto anng
WINS Jottth I'll tfh pHgt'.
ThtM ilntrs nf Ernllti Old hymn that thrilled
Mct's hearts III byKosc nYe.
And tc,Hlcr syortl+ Irf. ~, the pago
(tnvr sffsH TT warmth, ltkD wine,
Ard vtei.nls vi wit sl:nl tnll 10 sting
lstcHlGl tho tlI!ns1llil'9 Ahlnu.
Aud these wcrc things that thus revealed
y glimpse NJ nature rhrt+
Thnt frightened with lis richest gifts
These IlAxcs+ WlthtJt,t spare.
1t wns+ knOw, my 1,onlf af life
snw. by Ftpi i,ltttr bright:
GtHi krrt, the Iirnrt Tint With nc shared
It's swte,nrss, strength, md Hight.
lsEaEkE G. DANA.
, 1880-10-02

~ sHF 4f'4+tHF - AHS %HkC49O lT10unks
CHICAGO. Sept. c2.--1 rraI with grcat interest
and amusement the scttor i. Q. J.Apt,ls, which
WIS every w0rtf true. md felt no snnIl degree
OF satiaIAttloH that Rnn1e one elte Thought lust
rs ttitl and lind expressed In such bright,
clover, and entertaining Inanncr my own tdcus
Regarding marrlngc. 1f tho writer OF It had
hcen present when l rcnd 1t iwuu1l have cx-
tended to him the right hand OF fellowship, tor
VIC nil knnw thut ~ fellow feeling makcY one
wonlraus kind"
u. q. I.apins. would like to see what sort Of a
locking Individual you arc,-that Is, It you ara
not old and ugly. There nro two things llslku
IN this world,-pld .non and chlLrun; when l
Bny old mon. do not menn at, for thnre Hro
some ef1ne-lM'klng " l-prescrvcd old gentlemen
uneo. hut have seon III tho street .ears 20 ti,nliy
!sSs'sis s: !5si: nv ~ !: tSe SsPsissss
iitlucoa n l1lan to commit inntrInloly." It hns
alwnya l'ecn \ mystery 70 nie why i man, rlot
1uys atsd col1,trts for tho s1kG IT Wltc md It
:s$s Sss ss .'S;s!; s's $s%F ss +
|oos Tot sa1a hapoH sor Ho'hns nSn' Tho !fe
hayg dutcrlntncd to enter the ranks af "o1il
w"a [atur ! If. fT% In nessss s snoee sa
inx lny own living il aeod 5c ths,, aaudcmninx %
mssulf fur. IN tnDnth Ut hnnOy to Il i(y II
vlnraGs." AM not ao,'tt..l. ~ s0n.e might sup
poss' H. @. l.. must understand MY fvc,!li9a, tor
wcl-brp.| g,.ntie tieti,nu ot rulttsNtcd md pnishcd
tnNt1lsors tnlns! how fow ttoro nre!l. Siich i
ono nm lmrreotly willing 10 entertain and bo
entertained by In return.
fas. / tor nne think tho married. men aro
.sp ".spnkey" tthat " fayortt wari Of tnii.el, but
.nen; n ia Sesa%p: my opaon WON'T count, boins
Wblt.H q H., - you who have ca led this letter
forth, tor neycr should hAve written It, hAtl
nut ruld your snust excG|Ient nne, with which
wAa Ill Delighted that could mt tOrbear rolling
yo.i - tArflKh iha eolu1lnt af Ths tlnns. II, ID
right nl6nH. h,y0 you will not DO dtuanpolnt.
GU when YOU Ind / uin
4 MAIDEN or TWENTY YEARs.
, 1880-10-02
LATE DAYS.
THE END OF TIE sEAEoa At THE sEAsnonE

THE END flF TIE SEAEoN AT THE sEAsrfonC
In H. r,it,nr ~ Y1s r,ht.,u. y,ts,,".
nuzzann's nss, aass' SEPT. lu-reoplo leayo
sSc,y In tiocS OK a nd win I,, ~ fso,in~ sh%".n th%, -,
pIv,ig has asted ionx cnouxb, % GatSoripr rim. I .ua
sctlor themselves aa4 theiS po.sess!ons, shey a
up ' M 1t sors tess s%s oss Tho sss s @ co ss
,aY s'st he!sI; tue empty row:ooa,s noored
tacklng h'4 course IN stlr brovzo on
u s a nne's t, aFe 10 nofe e ct;hac. t or teps
,. .aI's, ..u n.'o @ taS souna u tuo waves OH Tue
s s,1ss ss thu stssex sss
i &; SS: II: s;,;';s r. SS :s S;s $;s is
Aassa . ssSd whsro Ss Z ior%sfy tas "tS We
o' stesss"HG: sisa ss%!snn and chepso Indy con.
vs. vs., Wes'rt'' satiyiiy: ~ Xiv ss I sts,, Il
cslt Rn!ltl;sA ol u, i. ",yoM have thu Wcs,cr,,
uu!eGt.' in nlnust EnlI "'ltu," fur EA+turn
Es"n!G yen, H., .!%w;ly growing tnto ab't ot
1",h New. Yorksrs anu na..a,lIans lave
s,:itsr svH, 1,''! 1S'io IN, thHn tno lsine of the
iawt. Lnsi night Va wunt down to Filino,,,h
sIf e'y Il .. Ill.,. sxs1s ssx ~ fr.y SiyS II
A. thS hc!s al ;s'pI,,nx them 'tk.' hs,t ptnt,rs
n1lu shn1t!ilHs "Ih0 sRitls hrD Out H,.f buy III
III Rfaha iis'als: 1to ho!o. hnvlny nns guests.
vt nn oil! sen CnEta!n, shit In
WItldnWs klyt tuB tho ErGnch syl uItul thu i'm
Thy n!ats aas grantly nl.fash!oned anu ary;
hNfr, showed uH A1l through, tho fuIlGsyhx
msrniM.. M ts u very. worry MD hnusv," slG
said; "Whcn VIZ touEht 1t, 1t lid etuol Idle TIN
yenrs. Tho wulla wure ruvoEcl with mold
and ~ unu could 500 through tho
windows forA heavy green growth upon tho
Knss" We hid t,er ut!,cu. md faceL tho taort,.
ing, which Wha tlruariIy Inclined to wlnll Alll
nllI.. llrtnrnlnx n0rlGwarI, wO stopped III iii
cassct, whirh his bey0tieH a uertaiii f0suirntlpu
fur tnya'1ers EVER sIcu thu Frot'tunn .truKcty,
, 1880-10-02
A INTER FItOsI YER.
tn ria 5tffffre ~ sTshs f.bt-u,n h1-yh,,


To tht Editor NJ The Chicago Tribune.
NEW SnNK. Stpt. GL-1tis II long tluo since
hafo visited Thu lIatau. hfaNy troubles havo
rucomRasstd ,nc. tho wuycs hslyu Enno oyor inc,
1hy A1ll hopo fur snyatlf hnvc become iuc,p
wnrda whnse .neanInv | have nlnrst forgotten
except Hs r"nncrssl with the beyond Thu world
Rec1ns lIka desert deprived us 1t Ii Ut tho light
OF ihnse lt,sr, Ut thu wuters VI tenderness firm,
which c0sne 0l,'UMlnH tiDwerR and living rsllll-
Rncc. lurlt In every direction for relief from
tho thnuxhts that cypress t,le. ! thrust nut my
hA,tlB III frcl il really Am MtUne, md l u,uut
other hanls warn, With nllectlol, friendship, md
nDstiashursy.
And No thu world Is not II 1eaert,-lt s.lll con-
tHtns lOrc. kind thoughts. and InyI Ing words.
How they hclp lis: How they brl'lge over tho
sark nb.tSra. the dtrury vllfH Of Apltlsh yorrow,
Into Which, but fur them. We tulxht full and be
lost!
turn to The Hume shnt had given 1uo 50 much
pleasure, and ! aco-eh. nnXaIstle or!sics-too
NV. Is this ,.ef Whit % ca }c ",s' .,1s ,1r i Ia
Shall We hnte M nhte trrsh lowrrs, M I1lort,
rleashnt ii,tcrehungc "f thought u,ni upIniDns
AFe We MI 10 10 isttNl III tho sHt,i. Ialfi
biMst wr nll r'ti, IN tho snH yrtasc, nr ,y luwn
tm4f f nv,s, ana gsEg W tt!s nctsoTa Of !ons fn-
i am aaro il ths presiding genius Ut Tita rH,s.
The Hume he ml,st he veTy mutl, .Htt,IIshc.i 1T
soIno u shclil.--c'mrsc. nnksnllr. nh,syc.-tipw
ktrunE!y cs,NtrMHtct! With s,,eh u otur1nfnK plrt.
nfo ~ Sister ArAehtto 9tbs u6 VI Arr trip dawn
tho pot0tnnc Nr old l,ntno rlsts up rlvt,ily lc-
1oro no Us l real bur wonderfully uataral d.
Tho. eMbjeeta ot seIfshuess aud fr!cut4hp
have hy hn tinn!s b"rn exhausted, though mp
parently 81 fllIly l,srtisssl.
~ e0ui ~ onu may Gull II stldshness when II
affords moro happlncss IN l0vo than t., bite,
.o T. FsS p% s t t. S: SSs bt 1pfs xaS ,Sn,
~ ME tho "o,! selttshnesA ex Dressus utther t4t,
wo nluat l'H!k;-lf Mlr wish IN 10 givo uuraslyes
pleasure thy Acti2n + selll]: II T. give pleasure
" 1therS: II may br fhf,Ts!tIuhty ttisulsi.
Forty I1sIta. aa Lacuel0r you ,nay think ali Ia
esl1.hn.ss: tut with loveIy wls anu two or
t throe dari'nf ri,!s'!re... my word fur Il, yua
thrn nu s,a9 m ~, s .' - @ a 'hat IN or.lsr tn mike
se ma saps vi y WITH IL xss IT, Sp ox x su NV witt IL
your letters To- The lls'nu with child utl your
nstb nnSn 'ty!s ~ Hnt q ks III slsnr oat O.
sen,oncea. ana yu! would tun.osy submit 10 ha
ssssssassI :apps:s q ~ " .a's:s''s.. s2. y:
fetuts what IL 10 yeniGusly wovcnS 80"
aa.sss sssn e ;1 nesUIy " y rs as4 1
..And And - 1o friendship, " suy therv u ~ sich
worthy os friend. a unable to xivo Ut ourselves
enough to wn1Eant tho sumo gift frun utlalbrr.
4 ws Eito " 9 out l9re aud frtendshp-shat Il. II
pEoportoned to THO sowing and u tho soil
wherein It Is snwn. Can It TO that you, Mr.
Daley ha1e found nn trtpnAY All. Lut X yOll
hsve @ Mot: yos know that such thing caa and
And Eygens Hail alsa taits Of rnepdshtp; but
10 mNnomeF. There II nu such thug. We ca.,
t4se! .aas |. Tut 'f'saa eannot
'bittensweet, too, ! see by tho references, has
, 1880-10-02
ENCOURAGES NOrH BtpES.
II the Editor Of Ths Ehttdoo Trfhun

1b The Editor af 1hs Chteapo Tribune.
DLooM1NaToN. ILL.,. Sept. Isl AIN glad Tho
Home md TnlnuNE Rru combined, for two xreut
Sourcrs Of pleasure to me aro thus brought to-
gother.
I was much plonsetl With tho otter or Little
Sister. You aro right, little ono. hut Forty
Yours. or dcar OLD philosopher, cunt DO harmed
by llttlo unklnd speeches, especially s!ncu thero
Is 10 littlo nnlleo n ttom. liz IL II philosopher,
Rna henco boars Huch things brAvetY. used to
think HIN uUrfeut atuic until read
bis io,ter Of tho 2ath hit; then I
niontay shook hands WITH him. Did you col
brain wara then. L. Y Z like to read the lot
tors oF those whose words Riyu tho Impression
that thoy occasionally vcntiIate tioir minds by
letting In breeze nf new i,leaa to sweep down
tho co9wo:s, nnd Inspire thein to s,v spHc hing
they a!.n't l1shnr!t w,'rd for 'Tprs flnnn their
Kr9nutatllors. find sil,tct Tint Ia beautiful 1T
large mimi. IIo hns views that wo1id 10 croa'it
trouble to farm an orIslnsi "ptnion, say W S Sa.
n AcSo," wlti,oGt Investigating whnt. ho Is
stss uG"n to 1lteyo I ho nas Il his a
of ;, sonio fnnattcal doctrine Tint hast lis birth
sn !" re'n ats y as S I wnas T. i, I n
I. h,s pwn Y rsnses; i"nt bslievo Hoy nre ioro,
bIsaks Into Pieces what ho cannnt xot nround
Without brchkinE to pieces. Tho crush rnny
n'. nnnoy h1 sl|ss!ss t thoy may ~ vel pf
lnE bell" 1f tho millennium.
h%pn thS Gon{us'or ssSt think nm rott!ns
yo uscs one IL Ss,Eo ses t. T. fH Eot e1sita nsH'tfc
though, md e.nno rushing alonK I'LL M. Of
nrenih brent, inaaea With nlcp ecntut'ces and bI9
words. which hu p!fcs nRnfnst soune small loon.
hnio out ur which hu lE1nElHcs Furty Years Is
r sE o Try t. ssosps Thon o tra'ps run
thore, md iii iho tme that parsongo M q sta,nds
h!lck scrtnply smiling at bin opponent lis ho
, 1880-10-02

chosen thu ea,ne the.nc. md hznteA 1t wcia,
t''!iht not; hut. unfortunately, my tnovcmests
rus summer have hrun ~ many Mnt ~ alIdaI,
that Tho Hume Inns uften tailed to reach me-,
thug fur deprived -
AMI l,nw. cnr linnc friends. eay 10 you TINT
bcnutifH1. trtllcr wnrt. ntlfcu. TIL nil WIN Ye.
lfcti1frr nc kindly give cnrtlinl greeting and
II friendly hai,.I.ctnsp. Until we meet nvAni
{fAi,fr1JnNf4,
, 1880-10-02

nn,u lIttte cnftMrcs Mt White lIcnr i.nkr, and M
ti1er1 II pcuty nt fish fl tho hike. It Ia il GRAND
ghst placr n unlnyu wnek's vacation. witch
I'm s',fry t1tl mt hhvn hut hnpo 1T sumo fnturp
time t., he ni,e to srond a month there camping
ont, fishing, md huntinu auY Tw1LLEi,.
, 1880-10-02
MISCELLANEOUS.
Win KNttWg9

II tho Edttar nf Tht Chtcdgo Tribune.
CHfCAuo. Sept. 9.-fs thurc my truth In tho
tlciry that to,ntos proluco cancer? Whnt led
10 thu si,p,'ositfon? f1ayu doctors ovor tnkcu
tho matter insn consideration Plense nnswer
lit The 1l1fne nnt oblI1c A SUBSCRIBER
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-06-12
On the Use of Lemons.

The lemon tree is native Of Asia.
although it is cultivated in Italy, Portugal
and the south Of France. In Europe,
however it seldom exceeds the dimensions
Of the smallest tree, while Ia lis native
state il grows to over GO feet in height.
Every part Of the tree is valuable in med.
icine, though We rarely employ any of il
but its fruit, that is the lemon itself, and
every one knows how to employ this, as in
lemonade, etc. There are three ways Of
making lemonade To squeeze the juice
into cold watcr--this is the shortest way
or to cut it in slices and let it soak in colt
water; or to cut it in slices and then boi
it. Either way is good Lemonade /
one OF the best aud safest drinks for an,
person, whether in health or not. Il /,
suitable to all stomach diseases, is excel
lent in sickness--in cases Of jaundice
gravel, liver complaints, inflammation o.
the bowels aud feyers. IL is speeif,
against worms and skin complaints. The
pipins crushed may also be mixed will
water and sugar, and be used as a drink
Lemon juice is the best anti scorbuti,
remedy known. IL not only cures thi.
disease, but prevents il. Sailors make 1
daily use Of it for this purpose. advise
every one to rub their gums daily will
lemon juice to keep them in health. Tn,
hands aud nails are also kept clean, white
soft and supple by the daily use of lemon
instead ofsoap. Italso prevents chilblains
Lemon Is used in intermittent fevers, mix
cd with strong, hot, black coffee, without
sugar, Neuralgia may be onred BY rub
bing the part affected with lemon. Ii
is valuable also to cure warts, and to de.
stroy dandruf on the head by the rubbing
the roots of the hair with it, It's uses are
manifold, and the more we employ il OK
ternally and internally, the better we shall
find ourselves, Natural remedies are the
best, and nature is our best doctor, if we
listen to il. Decidedly, rub your hand.
head and gums with lemons, aud drink
lemonade in preference to all other LIQUIDS