The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-02-08

Heoomne01a1io0D ION . 1ounnl al
Health.
Il IIy popcorn for nausea.
Try Cranberry for malaria.
Try sunbath for rhematism.
,my ginger ale Tor stomach crnmps.
1Fy clam broth for weak stomach.
Iry cranberry poultice for erysipelas.
sore throat. ~ ''' '''' u
Try = wet towel to the hack of the
neck when s!eepless.
Try swallowing saliva when Troubled
with . sour stomach.
Try eating fresh radishes and yellow
turntps for gravel.
Try eating onions and h0rseradish to
relieve dropsical swellings.
Try buttermilk for removal Of freck-
leg, tan and butternut stains.
Try the Group tippet when q child is
likely to he troubled in that way.
Try q hot flannel over the seat Of q
neuralgia pain, and renew frequently.
Try taking your c0d-liver oil in tOil,a-
70 catsup, Ii you want to make it p:slata-
Try hard Cider wine glassful three
times day-tOr ague and rheumatism.
y
you are going to he out late in the even
ing.
Try breathing the fumes of turmn-
tine or carbo!ic acid to remove whOOp-
ing-cOugh.
Try Il cloth wrung out from cold wa
ter lat about the neck ut night for sore
throat.
Try snufflng powdered bOrax ~ the
nOStrils for catarrhal ''cOld in the head. 4"
Try an extra pair Of stockings on the
outside Of your shoes whe.: travelling in
cod weather.
Try walking with your hands behind
YOU if you find yourself becoming beat
forward.
Try IL silk handkerchief ever the face
when obliged to ~ against cold, pierre
ing wind.
fry planting <untlowcrs in your gar
den il compelled to live in u nIalariAl
neiy his,rl.trl.
Try u saturated solution Of bircarbon-
ate OF soda 'iaking lOwder) in diarrhea
troubles; give freely.
Try u newspaper over the chest, be-
na;:ii, your vest, as - cllest-prOtcctOr in
extremely cold weather. Heath
.HD":N'y.
The S;s.uth;ng OF the vandec5its.
A vrr: c.lrjc,,* thing has happened in
New York stHic:y lie. - l;:inily al
vast wealth have been for years prepar-
ing for occupancy dwciling-hOuses cx-
re>:ling in cost and decorative einbOra-
ton ANYTHING: heretofore existing in the
city. the principal and most exlHn-
sivc OF ,n,s houses has Just been former
|, opened by Il PARTY. There were said
t. be l 80 invitations issued to that par
IT,. There were less than 100 honOretl
i.y acceptance. Some say that this
.:,ui'b;ng Of the Nanderbil!s was due to
nothing but honorable fidelity to an cs-
t:.h!is',cd social standard, and that it
proves conrlusivcly that mere money
capnct sul,vert that standard. 1t seems
probable, strange to say, that this IL con-
si.;,r,h!y 4 question vi character; and
that i; the Vanderbilt! family record llas!
;arI>c,l certain grossly irregular stains,
they would have been received in spite
q: their ncwness. Newnc*.; is u barrier
Of no small Importance, hut Of not SO
great Importance. - to shut ont a!nhi-
tons which, have taken SD elaborate i
form As the Vansl.rbiits', without great
or obstacles. 1t i; quite unnecessary to
rvt::p;tu!:ltu the exceptional revelations
" inch were made in the cn,.tcst over old
CnnlMlrrc Vandcrbilt's will-:odescribe
again the scrt or !:s,l,i'y life exhibited
therein. Tia: is what troubled people
in Old New lori> society, i: Is probable.
(, would bc u curious thing, after this
tUtel the whole story of other families,
WHO E,ovc III the circles that !:avc
sruwre.i Oh the NanlcvLilts. The high
society of New York have doubtless
g.oatcl over their power to snub the
new asPirants once more. and so harsh.
IL. and arc vain 10 tell the world that all
the money o: the Vansicrbi,ts cannot
draw TIA; old society to admire t:lcir
new pile: OF brick and stone. their stain
Ell ;;l:.s; by Lii Fargo. their African
u,ari.ir, Their E.,l!an.i ceilings, the
,.n.r,,. w:.;;,sc,,:S ~: English oak, their
,liya,ls ct scu:,ri velvet, their paintings
NV L.n,i,ias and NciSSnnicr OF c"''rsr
these are only novelties in quantity. for
even will, hundreds oI millions one c:;li-
no: til! Il house viii. Uni. !ue-, and thcr"
arc samples Of all In; splend"c il many
other New York houses. wherever
thing c!' beauty and M: Iniii"ence have
gathered J.: t.i>. :i.,ryl;cn 81 years, ANA
mrr !. ,.,rs vi tie family: net. Like the
Wand, rl,in s,lori. :. piles! in all ut once.
and :.Ot yet on easy te l:is WIN one an
.i,,rr. There WAS 40 spell to attract al!
:;:iS. and there was Il :;.li thai rtl":le'l
in he Ai,::.;.:in~ Of ,!::-.. palaces. Yet
10. the wealthy nf Now York ss"itty en-
;os: their crr>! triumph. ;,s they may. ii
i. theirs only "r the while the VAN
Gcr,.t;S a,,. coming: family. ami u gen
Grafton hence pcri:ap< SOONER, -. one
who r,:::rc,..! tie invit:it!"'! I" W. n:
Vanderbilt; kU.l." Wavii''':: iii iS>>
viii. r.."c to rrn'c:uH'r Il ;.:'t i H.E'
I,,-, y mr.: rom now il w::i take y s't!.-
dem. o; history TO .;i,lr!:nt:sle between
.n,u,, and th;. real * ni.kerhHker Vans
-.,,w,;l Goes the whirlig;g OF lime
hr:; IN his rev.N"c.- springfield &c
I..:u tc..N, .j',''.
Or;::in OF the Auction BUSINESS.