The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-04-01
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A medical Journal tells how one
man was cured Of cold. Gle boiled
a little wormwood and hoarhound To-
eether aud drank freely Of the tea he.
FIRE going 10 bgd- The next day he
took five pills. put one kind Of plaster
on his breast. another under his arm
and still another ON his back. Under
advice from on experienced old lady
he took all these Off with AN oyster
knite in the afternoon, aud slapped on
a mustard plaster instead. Then he
put some hot bricks TO his feet and
went to bed. Next morning another
old lady came in with bottle OF
goose )il aud gave him dose Of il on
a quill. and an apt arrived about
the same time with a bundle oi sweet
fern. which she made into tea and
gave him every half hour until noon,
when be took big dose Of salts. AZ
ter dinner his wife, who hal seen a
fine old lady Of great experience in
doctoring. in High street, gave him
two pills Of her own make, about the
size Of walnut and Of similar shape,
and two teaspoon.uls Of home made
hAlsam to keep them down. Thea he
took half pint Of bot rum, at the
suggestion Of an old sea captain writ
ing ia the next house. and steamed
his legs with an alcohol hath. At
this crisis two Of his neighbors arrived,
who saw at once that his blood was
out Of order. aud gave him a half
gallon Of spearmint tea and big dose
Of castor oil. Before going 10 bed he
took eight Of a new kind Of pills,
wrapped about his neck flannel soak
ed ia hot vinegar and salt, and had
fathers burned on n shovel in his
room. lie is now cured and full Of
gratitude. - Washington Republican.
HAN WnIrESED By DIsArroINr-
III LOVE-. "A young lady whose
womanly qualities had made her the
mark OF much attention from gentle
men. 10 one Of whom she had plighted
her iroth, had her bais nrn from
glossy brown to white. This evidence
Of poignant grief was caused by the
base action of her lover. lie is a
young man moving in Little Rock :
highest social circles a short time
since. hat now married and residing
10 another part Of the Union. She
did not suspect that he had been I'M.
worthy Of confidence. One evening
last week she picked up paper from
the city in which her lover was visit.
ing. and one of the first things that
struck her eye was the description Of
a brilliant wedding in fashionable
church. She saw her lovers name
figuring as that Of the bridegroom.
During the whole night she lay in a
stupor. The next morning one side
Of her head was white as snow. and
so il remains. Il Little Rock Gazette.
TuRNIr GREESs. Tho mo Their a
she fondly presses her darling babe TO
her bosom and looks down through
lis laughing eyes into the little heaven
within, the lovers who 60 through
their semi weekly soldering and rib.
squeezing may think they are slipping
nectar while they are wallowing on
violet beds in Elysian fields, but il
you want 10 taste the champagne Of
ecstacy and tumble your burdens of
sorrow into the inevitable horse pond
of oblivion, buy you ripe May.apple-
colorcd jole and packed bucket Of
turnip greens, and 80 straight TO tempo
raj glory without falling along the
roadside with the unsalisfying things
of this poor world. II Glasgow Times,
To WASH LACE CURTAINS. Make
warm suds and pat your curtains in
il in the evening. Let them soak
ill morning, then squeeze them with
your hands; use NO washboard; b,
careful not 10 rub them, don't wrin,
them, but squeeze them out; then pa
boiling water over them and let then
stand an hour or two; il they dom
look clear soak in snds and squash
again blue aud make starch prell,
stiil take three thicknesses Of sheet
aud pin them on the carpet s;raigh
with the scam, the curtains AT ihl
same pin across the ends, then lhl
sides; pin every four inches. Whe1
dry they will be ready 20 put up ID
not iron.