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Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1881-10-20

Two women have been made doc
tors of Natural History in the Uniyersi-
ty of Rome. One of them, Caroline
Magistrelli,. is said to be a brunette,
pretty and twenty-three years of age.
She draws moderate stipend specially
contributed BY the Province of Slantua.
The other lady, Evangelina Botters. is
also twenty-three, of modest but self
possessed appearance. and the owner
of charming eyes and chestnut hair.
The Ministry of the Interior has grant
ed a stipend of 600 lire (about $500 to
each of the ladies to encourage them
in the prosecution of their studies.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1881-10-20
DR., JOHN BULLS
Smiths Tonic Syrup
FOR the CURE OF
fever and ACUE
Or CHllLS and FEVER.

The proprietor Of this celebrated medicine
justly claims for it q superiority over all rem
edies ever offered 10 the public for the SAFE,
CERTAIN, SPEEDY and PERMANENT cure
ofAgus and Fever, or Chills and Fever, wheth.
er Of short or long standing. He refers to the
entire Western and Southern country TO bear
him testimony to the truth Of the assertion
that in no case whatever will it fail to cure IL
the directions are strictly followed and carried
out. In great many cases a single dose has
been sufficient for q cure, and whole families
have been cured by single bottle. with a per-
feet restoration Of the general health. II is,
however, prudent, and in every case more GER
tain to cure, Ii its use is Continued in smaller
doses for a week or two after the disease has
been checked, more especially in difficult arc
long-standing cases. Usually this medicine
will not require any aid to keep the bowels in
good order. Should the patient, however re-
quire cathartic medicine, after having taken
three or four doses of the Tonic, single dose
Of BULLS VEGETABLE FAMILY PILLS
will be sufficient.
The genuine SMITHS TONIC SYRUP must
have DR.. JOHN BULLS private stamp on each
bottle. DIR. JOHN BULL only has the rightto
manufacture and sell the original JOHN ].
SMITHS TONIC SYRUP, Of Louisville, Ky.
Examine well the label on each bottle. Ifmy
private stamp is not on each bottle 90 not
purchase, or yor will be deceived.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1881-10-20

"A man brought TO Woodland. Cal.
the other day 3 queer animal. which he
had captured in the southern portion of
the State. 1t is called the Pacific cat,
and has some of the characteristics Of q
cat, fox. dog, coon and squirrel.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1881-10-20

The Arthur in Tom Hughes Tom
Broom was intended for Dean Stanley.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-10-19
Lawyer in a Serape.

From he following l. would ap
p-Ar ;a4' ;h- matter ~ LAWYERS pay.
80 ,,c.-. - = coming 20 the mont.
|: -,i.'nrS. vhN not the iiulh> vi he
lev. Th-N 18th >'arvr AID i
.c>-. l. : c.,p,--i ir'm 'h- Don
4 ,i~u,iii- tli--i; lit aus Az The
t.-.rr.-Ns Nv ~ F-.,uk IaIi>h
~ o. -. abr ~ ie.Nlus Nr'.i'>- Ter
't.,- i.-,,',r- -. h 2 Vrrv>>l"a. y
- 49, :aA-. - Mr.. Franklin
7 as =, 500 cslS My be-
>.-,- . I,.-' - >u>I-rd-~! ,rvrI pr.ic
~ ~ r.,,rr e.. . -D- : - lew -. - q
49, :--,i hr NJ; Judge ur,i-r
-iiL.' - - >1>'a,u--i aut made
d. n-.n,-. sb-t-a,ru Mr.. Thomas
Tux an APPEAL ~ the Supr-u'e
Co1rr. There ! claus IN ihr
State rr,run- as r-Qu'rnC ihe col
i-r;s,1 e; j l,c-r~ TX tTsm lsu
N-r> hU' u- h~.l--e this 8 a nt- ::
-5,sr~ ho,-N-~-i - - hrrzch than IL
~ r,---rN a,c- a. 4 s~n-ral thing
W sIr u = ~ 1'!rn' Aus 'u'~'
i1->--><-> Sr~ n-o, eNsc'e-i in A~rn
SIC. ard The same ~ dc1bl,s> iru,
81; rsEN o'h-- PARISHES II We IN
6---aud be matter r.ghrly. ma
s'--'y a. attorneys reEsrd The iupO
>l,~- q ;h's TAX n Illegal and TN
~: h-nc~ ihe aec1Saon al the 50
n,-re ONT in the Franklin cas-
la- cited will ~ awaited With IL
,ere<f ny the E~uhers ct the b.
.hrc-cA~-- the S,--s
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-10-19
The v, S. p. Railroad.
Shreveport Times

Tho following interesting letter
..s haep received by Col. Il: H.
IIndsa, frum Col. John Scott, zee
prasidcnt and General Manager o,
tho Vicksburg & Meridian, anu
r.. sbnrg. Shreveport and Paclhc
railroads. 80,
CINCINNATI, Oct. 5, 1881.
DEAR SIR:-ln reply TO your iet-
Ter of the 18th ultimo To oalli, D'o'
p.y. chief engineer OF the on't,
n,rr al, isiou of our system, "s
10 acauaiut you that every enol' 20
he;pr made to complete tha' Por
ton of the road intended 10 r Iu"
from Monroe To Shreveport i".
finds are all provided. aud AS mnch
nx.r,ion is being made 10 com nlei'ce
ON the work rs rrsSible. me o"a'u,
;,, river bridge, which will cost u,
the mel .hborho"l OF Sl6o,oo' VIII
I've completed by the first oi JahuaI!
n.xt. and | hope within IL" ""Ns
to advertise tue letting oi tha' sc
zion between Monroe aud Arcalla'
distance vt forty seven mills ine
survey has lsen completed to win
in six ar seven miles ot the ked XIV
or. and that portion of the WORK u
! h-iur DELAYED al present un'il cd'
pay a personal visit I" the riNef a''
j decide nj which place the hr'u2'
= will cross. When once STAR
?. ted tb. contracts will W. framed II
: su,h +, WAY as 10 have the u'im">
II ,x,s,hti,.4, used. Ny company !
e anxious to &c, the woTk phS'''
- through with the utmost ccitTiII
II AMI hope within twelve h"h' "
i. from now | shall " able 10 sly par
-. ltircl\ what day the first Tram vi
-, run. That this road VIII b'' con
pi-,rd i one vi the most cr'tai
facts IN existence.
\ contractor is ALREADY at NOR
: with large force II men r'.>.i
the Grade of lha, PARTON 81 u
r,ad running from Delta :" N"nf''
and hN the terms al he c"niT' 81 !
\ mus, have I'm men ~ votN h' -
Il, hr>i uf Nu,rnI~r. THIS MI ~
~ heavy task and cos 'arcr >nn
r money. Ia, is eNrutt"l MI
II. necessary ionaA, tbs !udd Nha'
r! intend !; 10 l,r. I,ttn-lN. "a rr>i ca
railroad and the shortest Iou
through NnuI cry - Texas.
o." Yours tru'N.
IA,,N N.aATT
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-10-19
COME derate Bonds.

Til, Drm.rrar. referring ~ lie
late rGrtN N tn'i'r'eTa'r lN-u>-
which !; ai;rjnu'-> - tie N.>'ricr
at the :trgr i-r.>l,> ~ tn 'r'hA al
England L. The credit q! ;ar ''L'r'i.
,r,,r ~ = 1T Nutth
>.-.'a ~ L.. qu,'e 'lp" :" nav" i"i>
,,t'r matter ~ millions ~ u'"il"N
~.tll,-,. aul - /; uulNv>'.'a".l -.
.on.>;o the Unite! safe - u1.>
fer '-,nn he wants ui tnr OF id"t
a.. Thrrtdar--l,, street 10 The Tres
cr, ui Wl>h.r-.rn. wound - .hr
pr,,-.r ,iluc for Mr.. Blanc or H.
>uc7r>~,l - l'>i>' ul"a.
W. 1. >>ru; tp',u AN >LcH con
,'4>,.n. Il auI such ;uud eN.>'> IL
tie Eaa> 81 England. - tSe crr',';
vi .hr Confederate ,Iov":umri'. ne
I,I.,-l States have -" clam. :" lie
sine urirr any treaty ~ ;he Laws
II ua.,nu> The legal and rQ1:;A
lie, claimants thereto ar ihc ti'1!i
,nrS II the Cuu.-,i-rlI- government
he hnidrr< ri the tNlivarV> 81 n
.,rn' a, The time ot - re'"-:'L''
->l>,rrc,. - lawful t-'..Grn."
power. Bl - pr,-r>> ~ lad-pen
I'D on =" principle oil ,Q1l'N baud
~ ~ iv-elCu powers Nho ne :
r,-rl tie Confederate government
- 4 l--.t-eeu, power o"n 4 -
United SAFES acquire any fights Il
p ;h.> furi The Bans ui England
c - An equitable trustee. viii " hr.'
>, ,u cnInt-.rV ~ answer for this Yer.
= >AAdosN I'D Improbable fund /
e .h,,>a c:r,illor>--NG'>s.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-10-19
Estray Notice.

state Of Losi.iaRa-Fdrisi Of Claiborne.
TAKEN M hy II. l.. Aubrey and strayed
h-f,rr Il j. Bridge, J. T., in and for
the state and parish aforesaid. on the l2th
a., If October. ii. n certain Bay Mare
pcrv atnut thr,r years old and branded
J AW-Apprai>sd at sl2 20.
The owner Of said pony can get the same
hy proving property and paying all costs
At any Tim within twelve months from
date Of ,->tTlynvnt.
Il. II. HARRISON,
Straymastcr.
o.: 10 Isl. l"'''
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-10-19
4 New Book by Mark Twain

Til TLIN,E AND HE PAJPER-
2 Al--.,. fn-rh.,,'.>g # Ill Agc>. Best
. l--k - cau>a>>.-. ever pnhll>hed.-
~ hy ,G5~. -:..'.'-. "nly. Tor terms
AID 7 -r::'Ty agP.! /: once to
>-.--HE> ?rRII>HiNG Co.
i.,v II New orleans. In
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-10-19

The Republicans haN" won the LAY IN
IA. .,re,,,n, of Ohio aud Iowa, aud elected
their ticket In both States.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-10-19

Del. =. Glsducy. Who has ,~cn QUIT"
sick for r,n- umc, we arc glad To See Is
again able Ia bc out.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-10-19

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rxr,-,.s-a ~! Fcs6--s - ha'- tsc -
AZ F-->.s-as. have 81 s-~r- ~ ~ =
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60 4 ~. r<A-~z 49, = eero 49, ~
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f---.. q; t.s-S--s<s - GO -'-sh--s =,
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Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-10-19

William n. Hunt "f this state u "
r,,,.,,l,- believed, will l- retained by the
President ~ Secretary Of the Navy.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-10-19

sick for s,ne umc, We arc g'au To s'r'
again able Ia bc out.
The Republicans have won the LAY IN
the elections Of Ohio and Iowa, aud elected
their tickc, In both States
William n. Hunt. cf this state. u IL
r,.,,ral,- believed. will h~ rrtAin~'i oy the
rrSi,,rnt ~ Secretary Of the Navy.
,,ca. John Young aud J. W. H"l'-f'
r~,r. .rr attending the >->si"u Of thu his-
.ri,t Court IN far,ncn lie this week.
III, health uf the Rev. J. 7. Davidson
has t~ru quite fcchlc for ~'m" weeks past
We l,,aru tha, he - not at rr'>'n' able I"
lcs,c hrs lsSl.
c,ssl rain and change al W"ath''
nnu,l b,, the nlU>t agpcahlc thug that
,,uM cccur jus, now. The weather " !"
dry and warm almost ~ mid summer
Tirr Suprcinc Court Il this Stat" has "r'
,;lr, that hotels an liable f"r Nainahlrs
stolen frS,u, their guests, rgar''->> "i no
ticc. on the doors and walls to thc CONTRA
".
mrnt> sheriff. I Y. Glover. rrinrn'd
o>,m Ration Hnurv list SUNDAY night. Nj
Glover had hc~n down for the rnrI>'sr "
CONVEYING some prisoners g. the IT"''
Tertiary.
Al the r,S,cu, SESSION. vi the >uvr' n'c
Court. hvh IN >hry ,elN'ri, ihrV Arrh'A"''
t4 i,s,,n>- ~ practice the legal rr''''->''''n
WIN, ..,,r,t,,,l. A-l iUN ryr''"'l. ~ hAN'
~: >,sssl = ;.,;4,t',y yNsu''"Nr''
II. n,tnNt No, A-i Tr,e--v bAs - q
,,,Er,,>l~,->i,-, - to- >svuc 81; TX NJ ~
An arv> - e~.rr;A.a v'ih CERTAINTY tn
ass,up, c, r5,S~r.v ,r>ir'>Vd :, to ~
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Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-10-19
hsefn Embellishments
ST RAY r ID

r,ROM the premises Of J. d. Pennington,
4 siy miles east Of Homer, on Saturday,
ii,b inst, a claybank Mare Mule, medium
.izr. about 10 years old
will give reasonable compensation to
any person who will deliver SAID mule to
'i'' ~ VI. HOLLAND.
Oct. 10. 1881. W.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-10-19
HOMER. a..
WedueSday.--..-.---Oct. IL, 1871.

Rad The AL. of VI Holland. Of i"st
mule. Captain and bring u in.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-10-19

49, 49,, go, - -A''S. a.
-4r-1 ~--,-..- $40 49, - --- -
u--, -, = LS--- 'tAi 49, 49, -
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-, ~ s-r,- --r-->- * = $50. = =
- ..s- So ls- 4;-l<k-. 80 49, e:
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$685. iaA1 49, g1--A> - 49,
-. s.A-.,H-rs 50 a. -N5-s 49,. "a
49, vt1s = "a ssSs-iA~- -. q 49,
SasS -, a, -. EAse Il - - -
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u .,rsst y, ~ - k~~- s-~ns, - n
,s-a H. - ~ caal< t%S- < 49, 1
s-.sy ~ ss,~- NJ fsS~ 80 $3.50
tA,s ~ Ss I'D e--N--vr T1Ii 80 s-,s,- q
n. Sa.s- S-.S<- Al tx7-z $500 - -
~ ~ur- is,s ia< r~eel% u III ~c-Sr
49, -- s-~r~~--
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-10-19

Y
in the recent Republican state Conven'
tion. Th. Half Rry~ds, as they ar~ called,
had q large majority nf IT," delegates I"
the Convention aud IL SOM became appar-
cut to thu -slwarts that their enemies
had undi>pntrd control II the Convention.
The Hs,i.Br,c,ls did not hesitate :" use
their advantage In way which was sr'>-
cially calculated to hunihlc snd hnnnhatc
the .,sIuart,. Warner Miller. the m"st
objectionable msu tn the stalNsrts that
could r--ibly hAV- been selected ~'s
elected temporary chairman by a majority I
Of over an hundred The stalwarts had
even gunc =" far ~ Ia request that Mllrt
should not L. elected. anil had said that
they would hr statistical With any other
man, hut the Half Rrv,Sls ~-rmrd c-t"rn'
,pr,l ,r ave them the hitt~rst pull I-s>si.
bic, aud -o elected Miller, In the parma
ncut organization of the Convention
Chaunccy l-prw. the man VII" si"h ~
/ long during the Senatorial o"n.est - the
,d>rrSsr, of Cnukling, vss elected per
manrnt chairman. Every action "t the
Convention .,ymc,i Designed a. dirrC'
thrust AZ the stalwsrts aud their leaders
All th, nominations were made from the
rank. II the element which had c"ntr"l 81
the Convention. The stal~aIis we're gwen
mn ousrtrr hnt urrr made tn feel the lso"
81 vi their adv rr-ar,-s IA almost every
~ In hF -
,,rp which a>>rnshlcd IN the AcadcmN "i
Music was the Waterloo VI the >taI"af's
Fr,m the r,--ult II thus Convention
ans, iudi, ,ttrus IN ~hl,h the country At
l,r,r Ia. . lively tnt,r,si In the INST
place Il Will indicate {" Nr Arthur that
an, attempt which be might make 1" ~
r,,rntIr the Crnlhue faction Will not -
cur, for h. administration the hearty sup
port vi the party IN the Emrirr state and
,l., convince h,r, that CouAlius - hon ."r
( -. tho leader IT tie party N that state.
II :. ~,rons t,av a, the )--,.>r' "r
Which Gran, and Couh,ip- ny. a"d Al
ASSERTION that The Esru" oAh> 3" Nv
N,-k iu,,ud IL d>l',a>. NH tA' >'rN''"'
~: l-'>>
L. ,hr i,N Y'Ao,. % o., a.'' 80 -
lind tern, NOV, -,Sut. NJ tvyA - '
thr .,a1rr vt thai c,,r,r'.i 20 o., E'gu'.'
, ,.r t,AIt, Which Aj,,~Aics il- c.c'i'..- "
,-- ,rsui.tN t. ~ G~7Iy ~ - n
tern he >s,,,,,!,d 90 c,-'O..,7c to
;. ,vi, Il NJ ~ ia VrAa' 80 80 -
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-10-19

,,co. John YOUNG aud J. W. H"l'~H'
E~,r, ar attending the >''-s'"n OF '"' i's'
.ri,t Court IN farrucrN lie this week.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-10-19
Dealt Of esver~se vim.


,ho,,,h IL will be received with ft~hngso'
.,rrow by the people OF the rn''r" ''"'''
moi unexrctrd. For some mouths
mas, the health of the Governor mas wv"
very feeble aud his friends have NOT eA
n..ct-d hi. recovery. During the canvas
,f l-,o the Governor contracted o"'"
,,.h Unnamed info the drvad disease "i
cru.rmprion and eudrd his life IN >un""!
u,ruiur last Ii viii H. source "' con
-Iarinn for tue friends Of the GoNrtnor '"
,,o,, that hi. life was lost IN making an
earnest effort TO serve the interest Z" MS
country. Gov. With was a comparative!
r,u,r man. We, h- bad hllrd many POSI-
,,,n, of h,,uor with grrai acceptance I"
,b, pnrl-. lie has bc~u Mayor al NJ"
Orleans. Lirutcu1nt-iovrrnor at the S'a'"'
President al the Constitutional 'oh'en-
finn nf l~.q and Nls the sane year eject
! ell Governor OF the state. HIS death VIII
h. universally regretted 10y the people
whom NJ, has >er>,Sl so faithfully anu win
such distinguished ability. man oil Inc
n.s,n,, h. enjoyed their confidence ahi
r-,-,ct IN All eminent degree. MAY Ms
Ashrs rrpssc ~ I-a"'.
How many I~.r~on> have any Opinions "'
their own, opiui rs which they nave
t,rp,-i after careful Investigation oil Al
th- i.,r, aud principles lying NJ the '"f
,,rn ~ ,ha, nr.uinn. and winch they enter
81, p-.,rll,->s vi the oplni"r~ "f Others
Ii Tho. numl.cr VI p-.r-'u> Who ent-Ha"
such rpiniou> could be ,<e,t'a'ued'
,,,.,- that the uumorT would t'r >nrVr!"
. in.'y snail M">I people t-li-vr What
, j. c,,nm,u int ih"~- 10y whom th'i Al
..,rr,u,I,.i To- ls..i-N-. Man = -ltd :" d
- DISTINGUISHED frOm the lower "oici>
creation. ny the pr>- >>Ion oi what .soA!''
h r,,~,u. vet how FEW ls-r~rr~ rN,s "herv''
p ,h., d.>.ur f,cu,iy' They follow h.H!.
ADD s.m,s; uuc,ucI"u>.y dUfi With Il
Il curr NJ oi popular opinion. Anon ta'"
VIII, do cA-rc,-- rrs~,u now MANY eau
!, found VII, VII o.~n.. Ini ,-udtdiy r
=, pr,->> a. cr,;...u' |; = Surprising I"
d, l,u ~ ur-u " Il willingly cNpr~- 'hr
= ,r,..a .,,. a.. .u5>.l,a. y. u.:,a ;l~i d'a
-, fn,n .,a,-> 10, ~hor, IN A.c AN. 1"dv
TIL, ~.i.s.,.;a to; H.! N....a -. .An-N'
> At 90 r,,,u..,! - uv. Singular.
No-a til, >-.r.'r >r@Ns;..1 e. 80 I.
Il ill.,; , n-r-c.r- NA> r,-rt
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-10-19

Occasionally one of our su,'ecrtbers drops
in aud pay mp his subscription and then .
remarks that tunes are very hsri aud that
" he .honld continue to take the paper he
might not he able To pay for Il at the end
uf the year, and that ~ he d-- not WISH
the pap,r ,-ut to him nul-ss be can pay
for i, ord r. hts paper discontinued. lhls
i. a much mor- honorable way of doing
business than To Wait TIL you arr two 81
thrr~ wear, behind with your subscription
and drup the publisher n postal requesting
yonr paper sinpp-l and not saying worn
al,out what you are due ham Ih's Is
about A. little sud mean thing as man
can b- guilty Of Indeed II yon are resli!
uusbly To take the paper aud pay Tor h'h
i. only honorabl- aud horrNt III yon 10
corn- forward. pay your du"s and "f'r'
the rsp-r stopped. Bat how many m~n
arr there IN Clsih"r,i- parish NH" arr not
+ able to pay two dollars year for thrn
/ parish pap-r' We b-hrv- that II there
arr any such. the number ~ very small
Tune. arr harl. It - true. but two dollar>
a year is a very small item With almost
any prr-nn IN a country Ike this. Their
an, th,. smallest numb-r # persons h" q"
not ,prnd many TIMES the sum fuol-hiI
every YEAR. II you arr f"rc~d I" ce"n"-
mir, aud thus We 10y all means sdNi~' y"r
To- do. arr Nru not commencing at th'
wr,nx place. l. there nothing else Nhlr'
Gusts more monry than your psr~r ah'
which YOU cvuld do l-ttrr Without hA\'
YOU th"ught over ali your expenses ah'
concluded that You mast give NJ Your IA
r,ri Have >uu curis,t,d all your uthr
rxIru>c, and fruai that !"a eau not NV
amt pay ,uur pr'ut,r The small sun OK"
dollar. yrat. 81 have You >imPi! c"n''A a"
~ that Nnu mu>i rV"""mIr ~'hr "u''
and concluded "a commence with A"aT IA
,-r, Thi> j. u,~i hArl! the cas" ~
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Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-10-19

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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1881-11-04

SALT FOR TUE THROAT.-In these
days when diseases of throat are so uni
versaly prevalent and SO many eases
fatal, we feel it our duty 10 say a word
in behalf of a most effertudl. If not pos
itive cure for sore throat.
For many years past. indeed we may
say dnring the whole of a life of more
than forty years. Wa have beer subject
10 sore throat. and more particularly to
a dry, hacking cough which Is not only
distressing to ourselves. but To our
friends and those with whom We are
brought in business contact.
Last fan we were induced to try what
virtue there was in common salt. We
commenced 10y using il three times a
day, morning. noon and night. We
dissolved large tablespoonful of pure
table salt i'm about half IA tumbler pf
water With this we gargle our throat
most thoroughly just before meal time.
The result has been that during the en-
tire winter we We're not only free from
coughs and colds. but the dry hacking
cough has entirely disappeared.
We attribute these satisfactory re
suits solely to the use of suit garele
and most cordially recommend tria
of it tU those who are subject to dis
seaSes of the throat.
Many persons who have never tried
the salt gaigle have the impression ha
IT Is unpleasant. Such II not the cast.
On the contrary il is pleasant. and afte
few DAYS use. no person who loves q
nice clean mouth and first rate sharp
ener of the appetite will abandon il.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1881-11-04

.LlIU SW LIlNl-IHr NufZ+r
.-. l- s,p lIrd ru a real uI Im-
~. .Hr...- ID. lHr % u-CirN of the
IS ~eui, -. a.d Wu-. y rrIrru to. Us
p. ..- .""a. .a d. the shoulder or about
..- rtuprT /, Is comunnly regarded
1888 a -pesIa. evil. and all sorts ot cruel
practices and nos, fums are rrSortrd TO
ftf IT'S cure. The cause or CAUSES Of a
-sItrr#Ily negative result of the treat
mru' applied Is simply this. that
sWeeuy. or more properly speaking
wasting or atrophy of the muscles OF the
horses iimb is, 10 The plurality OF cases,
merely ore OF the results OF chronic dis
east of some part OF the limb, such as
painful corn, naviculaT disease and
contracted feet, or rIngbOne. SPAWN.
etc. If cure Of these ailments is pos
siLle the SO called sweeny wul.grddualIy
disappear in the course of time or will
Weld To treatment otherwise the cure
ut sweeny will prove failure. In
vouug horses Sweeuy. or wasting of tht
muscles 0f the shoulder. is often con.
-tgurnce Of unsteady pulling with an
u-httmg collar. Ia such case, relieve
he animal ( 0m such work. and apDlN
or some time once or twice day. q
.lrjIOu of equal parts of tincturr o
sutnarides and oil of penJine. The
.nuleurs Ot the bott,e should he shaker
Aaiie applying the same. Liberty out
.ioOUS on pas ure. viii be OF adGiliona
benefit. subsequently. give only ligh
work in breast harness or in saft, pad
led. we'll Il Ting collar. until the aUima
prcones used lo pulling. Ndtj0nu
Ljre Stack Journal.