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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-08-16
GRAIN ArD BnrADsrrrrs.

WHKAr-Illghcst Csc; lowest, Is
hrE-Nominal; barley nominal
CoRN-ln shuck, 50c; shelled and sacked
Htto0oc. ''NNV"
Ars-Ilighcst, PC; lowest, 9oc
FLouR-Patent. 1910; early break fast. a. 40.
grta,n soda, tj.0Jld3.l5; pure cream, Ss.N,
1oid Nils: Patent, $500; Union, S2,I5; Prni,
we Flower. y Xxi Mocking Bird. $3.50.
ehtN--At mnls, lie; IN store, ST.
,vksNkAL -flne bolted per loo pound.
of.tt - wv P"uhuAi
trNlSN AND GHfrs--sj per barrel,
rFnu-Shopp"d corn nor lOn wounds. n On
r"rn br.u " LOO pounds, lOr. '~'''
rr-"sf in' vpunds 81.
HAf-.An grades nominal.
hILikr sEED-05c; German millet, ns.
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. 1ALNKsroN, Aug. L.-The following IL IN,
lnlly oOmpArnllNe cnilnn sininmnnI. ~

Exports this week: Great Brltain !, 800.
rfance, 10; Continent. S,l20; stock nj iii
snlted States ports. this day, III no; this
oay last year, 2o5.2S2. '''''
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-02-28
Reputable Gambling.

The experience of the present time 10 a
heavy lesson sgsirst gambling in stocks
and produce. The experience 10 80 dearly
bought to many that they will hardly re-
cover from 1t. Many Of the failures Of men
in theregular trades have revealed that they
came to disaster through taking adventures
in railroad stocks and produce. Now and
then the fall of banker 10 announced from
tha same cause. What he's been brought
to light by failures proves that the temp,a-
ton OF this gambling has spread widely
emupg all kinds Of business men, where it
was unknown until uncovered by the DIS
sster. That which has thus become known
gives reason to think that much mere OF
the same kind exists without being yet
known, and gives cause to general d'strust:
Wholesale merchants, manufacturers and
bankers kcow not who msy have been
drawn in by this gambling, and this i'm
pairs confidence in ali. The continued fail
In the prioes OF these properties 10 canttnu-
ally revealing q greater extent OF thto prac-
t.oe, and this IL spreading the distruSt. Men
who have gained competencies In the old
regulm and Glow wsys, and who were
thought examples OF safety, are found
drawn into tpis vortex OF gam sling specula'
ton on margins. Merchants who have re-
tired from bus!ness on suflioiency, HAYS
been tempted to risk it In these ventures,
and In many cases have had 1t swallowed
up A. O single turn. Discoveries Of this,
and the failures OF men who were thought
models Of stability, have made bankers dis
trustfal, and have impaired the general
credit.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-02-28
A Berrss Society.

We're bound to be equal TO you men,"
said tie Mason's wife: 1--WE formed secret
society OF our own last night"
Indeed said the v0rshipful mater,
composedlv; then j hope, my dear, your
uroject will be sue essful. Il its baneyo-
lent society, or whtH"
THAT'S more OF your business. Ita 10.
cret society, and we've sworn by solemn
Yath not to divulge anything relating to it,"
"Very good, my dear" observed the wor
shipful master, returning to his paper; "l'm
cure | do not wish you 10 violats your
oeth,"
at wouldn't matter II you did; |
wouldn't. You keep yosr secrets clNss
enough-and to think OF that stupid hre.
Furbtlow! She could recolect neither the
grip nor the sign. 1t took us au hour to
teach her. When / gave her the sign che
would make il this way, he! hy! Her stu-
pidity would hav. besD exa.peratirg II 1t
hadn't been riaiculoDs. and ~ FOR learning
the grip, whv she would have 1t that H. vsh
this way-give me you hand minute
there. she would have II that way, while 1t
uaa this way; and the password che
couldn't keep II in her memory for two
minu'es. Over and over sgain told her Il
WAC BE Just aud fear net. ard she would
have 1t, Swear not nt ALL" or I'D uHt,
others as you would be done BY hs hn
We almost despGired OF getting 1t through
her head. But We managed TO make her
understand at at. On, yes, we are gcinf
10 have flourish ng society ,;snd We can be
as secrtt about II as you men can be about
yours. '-[New York Journal.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-02-28

The attention that is being paid to social
legislation in Russia just now 10 one OF th Q
most gratifying features of the new reign:
Hitherto owners and managers Of mills and
factories have been tree to deal with their
work people. without let or hindrance, as
they pleased. But on the first day OF this
year new factory law came into operation
for the regul stion Of the work OF children.
A complete staff of inspectors has been ap.
pointed to enforce the following stipula-
tions of the new law: l. Children under 10
years of age must not be SLOWED to work
In factories. 2. Workers from the age of II
to Is years must not work more than eight
hours day. Night work for children can
only be authorized in establishment, where
the process Of manufacture cannot have a
bad influence on the heslth. Even It
allowed, the work must not exceed four
hours. 3. Tbs work of chil 1reu must be
regulated in such way as not to prevent
their going 10 school three hours every
day. 4. Tne owners OF factories ara obliged
to admit inspectors and their assistants
Into their works at any hour of the day.
-IPall Mall Gszstte.
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A Turkish Town.

On0 walk through the narrow, dirty
streets Of Smyrna revealed more OF eastern
ut-door life than IA whole library Of books,
says letter to The Baltimore Day. Every
eastern peopla is represented az Smyra !:
Turks, Greeks, Arubs M0ors, Ably Ssinians,
Syriaus, Jews, etc. (the Turks, Of course,
being the most numsrous), esoh in tho Pc
culisr dress Of his oountry. The csmsIa ara
here in their pstve home, and do the ToES
of horsee. Thew kneel down and wall pa.
tientiently until tsey gre aided. and then
march Of with d slow, doping gait. Some
Of the streets OF Smyra are so narrow that
when caravan Of oamels passed, there is
scarcely room to walk along. The ciirn,t,
is 30 mild even in mii-1inter, that the lie
is slmost entirely out of doorn; and Sae
street soanea recall some OF the descriptions
In the Arabian Nights" Ga one Garner, o
oobbler 10 mending thoe; On another, 4
fig.vsnder Ia dispesing OF hia irult; In
another direction, almond candy il offer
ed for sale; presently, q caravan OF cnmels
moves slowly along, while gaJlr-dfsssed
figures are sosa sittiagtn the sun, smoking,
smoking, forever smoking. The Turkish
women arc seldom ueen on the ,trSst and
when they 70 abroad, their fsces are closely
yelled, nos sven thsir eyes being Visible.
Should q Turkish. woman appear on. the
street unveiled. 1t would be q deadly sin
against modssty. Watcher such precau-
tlOun MAKE bucm uoCsoT NO AIVW uOtt wv
from eli accounts morality 10 not the pre-
vAiling virtue In the cant. From . sly
elsnce at some Of the women, l was COM
yiaced that there was no danger Of
their beauty fascinating the be-
holder. In fact, 1t IL the extreme
Jealousy Of the Turkish men that throws
these restrictions upon the eastern women.
How would our American women. who
have no restrictions upon their sweet Wills,
like to be shut mp at home all the time.
never going shoping, visiting, or Walking ?
am afraid war Of the sexes would be the
result, and an army Of AmBE,ns would soon
be raised to defend the rights Of the sex.
There are only three or four mosques at
Smyrna, and they are small. At certain
hours every day man appears in front OF
each mosque, and putting his hands be-
hind his ears, screams At the top Of 9
voice. Pray. pray, Allah is great, and
Mohammed is his pronhstl Pray. prayl"
Both the orthodox ard schismatic Greeks
have churches in Smyrna, and the former
have an rchbishop. The Jews are numer-
Gus ard occupy q quarter of the city spe-
cially appropriated TO them. The fathers
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-02-28
FROM ASHLAND, MASS.

DR. J. II, sCHgNcK-Dear Sir: 10 tho month
Of December 1881 took heavy cold, which
llally lerminat in p eumpnia, My lungs
were soou very much Te6ke red b. the st am of
my cougN, waich was almost witho !. g sSatiDn
Ia I'd severe ptin in my back and side and be
lwee In shOu teri: my breat ng wa quick
lhd there was great oppression Oh my chest.
could not IL down withou. cough ng. A, this
1 me NV physician tod me g. at mad cODsump-
ton rals ID 'arge quantities ot matter AID had
several s, we're hemOrrhages i became much
,maciaed aud very weak, | wa G mind 20
the house for 1--WE month"; Aft tDe doctors hau
"a yeu me up rs i4cu able lc0nclui' d TO yonr
me 4 ire!. | began us.lg the seaWeed Tome
aud Pulmonic Syrup, nud IN n short time saw
cdnstQeraple improvement in my ~ort symn-
ma uIuld "A dIwu without bringing on
coughing spells Ny breathing ut ell umes was
easier / h ID 10 more hem IrrhGges, and after
hn taken tn me icines or some Time, got %
nlucn ret er III 1t elu.d walk e few rods from
the do,r. am now we but yet my lungs are
wenE aud am told by the physicians who first
attended me, That D ut OF one lu0g is gone, but
the cavities are now heLed. They also say
thu, our medicines haye wrought wonders Tor
M. Decor, C nIot lel yJl Foy sick | was
in letter, but II anyone who afflicted vii call
on me, 1 vii give the,a all parttcu lrs giadiy.or
| will ausw, .nSic letters in case they cannot
come to see me. 1o MS tru'y.
jane l6. lsS2. MIS- JENNIE III. JONES.
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The telephone has enabled . physician
several mlias away, % detect whether a
child had the Group, The child's mouth
Wts hed ncsr 90 the mouth pleoe o. tue
instFumeni, nnd the physician hoard n
cough. But mora singular than this Is the
following case u a dog recognizing - INST
tsra voice through the telephone. JACK IL
. rosch dog that found hs ma0ter by t,l'.
phone. Ia Ioms way jack got losi, Sud
fortunately vas found by one OF his masier'a
frleGi-, who vent to bis otilos ana Aked by
telephone II the maG bad lost hia dog.
"Yes. where l. hof" was tho reply. ne IL
here. Suppofa You cali him through She
,elephona.n The dogs ar Was placad over
he var piece aud his master said: "Jsck!
Jsckl how are YOU, Jscs" Jack instantly
recognized the voice sEd began 10 yell, He
licked too telpphonn foudiy, sos ming to
think hrs master wa, inside the machine,
At he other end oi the line the gertliman
rrrogn ed the fAml,a barks, and shortly
a't.rwari he reached his friends oEles 30
calm his property.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-02-28

sirnsfla fof Invitations II hfeaihisss end
nftiHnred Mss Lsnfd1n has been ~.
Ftgad fevtfal times. hut In tyafY inaatte
ihe engagement has been hfuken nH 1ule w
and nIthins more heard ~ w. IL I sun
mef her onFt smsft IA pfffg Belmont Wa
fnlelaily announced, aud The maffape wa
10 haye taken p.frs iblf spring 90 NsUp1r,
bui df t1usa fasa iu Nlirh nat never come
out, The Hlrtif Wa hf0f u or Efefi body
GAYS mat Mr. ne'm1u. I'D net 40 n, nl "a
that The rupture Wsa eftIulg uuo o. Niss
L1uEdrn's ClpfiCe. Bhe Cftturly disu 81
cd most dpsifsh'e tniior, iut Mr belmont
is ono oi tho Wuat eligible bachelors in
Ambtici,
ltbH.if Cha, vou1g Elgislmln who
WI h,Vs a tfiU when his 4ihcT dit6, and
who fpnut ls,t umuHF iu heVpHri, tli
much iDsard encouraging Niss LsnEdpH ID
chance her ml'd about her ma.r'sga Win
M Belmout.- [NsN Y'rs L"'ier.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-02-28
DIR. sCHENCK'S
Mandrake PILLS

Do not produce sickness at the stomach, nausea
or eriping. On the conlrar,, they are 80 mild
and agreeable 10 their action that erson suh-
er ng with sick head ,ch,, sour stomach, or
rsin In The bowels. 1 spe ID ly relieved OF these
dis,reJsing symptoms. Tney act directly ON
tbe ii or, the organ VIII ich whea In 4 healthy
condition, PARTIES the b!ood for the whole
body.
a,a we'll known remedy, Mandrake or PolophyI-
la a remedy that has displaced the use Of mer-
cury as well IS mary other drugs IN
Professor John King of the College OF nedi.
cine Of cineinns says IN t Gon,Dsa tSsm Is
to subse que at .costiveutss. In thronis Liver
Complaint there is not r, iss eSsA b In
Ing yastjy more useful than nercurial
agents, arousing the liver to healthy action, In.
creaBiny the flow of bile, and keeping up these
acii ms longer than snv other AGENT with when
we are acquainted" (See the American Dispen.
seory. page ,20) n,.
In all cases of Liver Complaint, Dyspeps,a,
wn II there is great weeSDc or debility, Of.
Schencll's Seaweed Tome should be used In
connpc ion with these G Ills,
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wonderful a uto mato MS.

VERY many oil the tiny yorews. ueed in
lhis c1nn.ry Ia withdrawing nre turned
but on three liitle automatic machines in
lDanbury, Connecticut. Oae OF them, while
burning out perfect screw at fair rate Of
peed, ia considerably inDroved on by its
Dmpanions. The Machine takes up but
tsls, room. A man could carry 1t under
arm without mucn difficulty. A wiro
ed through tube into the, machine. 1t
ir,led forward by revolving teeth. Az
eaars knife cuts away the surplus
III " mike the stem for the thread, just
he chissi operates vt the lathe OF the
d .tsrnsr. IA this 10 finished email
=. in which the tsread IL formed, adj
hoes and clasps the stem. f,rms The threed
lxhtning speed and fails back. As thiu
lone two knives cut shat portion ,SsS,e
rs soH and the completed screN s
bWn. Tho wire sgain advances snIS5A,e
fosese II rspestsd. The marvel OF the fks-
hineis best grAspsd when the SEA OF tho
)horsW 10 underttooj. This week tbs largest
; Sise are bsing made. They are au eighth
Of an inch Ia Length. and 1t would require
30 of then +, weigh an ouncs. Toe thread
On the etsrn It 90 small that 1t IA scarcely dis
cernible TO the baked eye. Each machine
vii make 5000 screws Q day.. The ma
chimes have been ct work but little moro
Than month, and are the result OF years
~ patient Naturalization.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-02-28

- rN'E"FF 80 Nftfr'@ 49, -fIFWt~*Nt
4 pfomlnehl ~ sslolsh yssiefdsf wv vss
pst,lc merely bai noe sinoss sssfy body
DID ~ hot wstsr IN alm0it ryafgthlng'"
II has beoome the fsfs, ani thefe 10
fcsfoelg n prominent hotel IN ina oliy
shioh docs not sefve n ~ ft1feg N fuefN,
aud even tho rec Anfafts w lI0fities 81
trade where everybody IL furpnssd 10 ne
too buoy during WORKING hours ~ pay ~.
teniion 20 health, haye so!fss nI ons'n mers
.-bsukers aud brokers AMI tuoh-'H N uin
the walters got ready q hot Wtth' bsllfe
ordering the luuoh."
A prominent hotel manager sald' "Ho'
water a. n beverage has recently become
punular al the ----, Tbs waiter, nov
thlnk no more OF billing ortSrs Tor u than ~
liling orders 2 leo water or muk The
people Who uss Il ara tlthsr inyslids or pet
lie who think that thNir rlgGlt ton is nor
Iasi what II should be. 10 Il wonderful how
ihis hot Nstr system has taken IL, l
know plenty OF psoIla In our hotel who are
oolvi mead that their is no case Of dyspepsia
which II will not eura, and some people al
most appear to tbink that there 10 now al
most 40 mora uss Tor doctors."
A reporter called upon distinguished
physiolan yesterday, and Giked him
uh'the' he bad observed the popularity OF
ding 10 8 pstlont who had llut called, "here
is one who drinks red-hot water three times
day, and II dosa her good, too. Is IL II
auoh general use 80 ~ clhmed|
think 80. IL appears 10 have tsLon
peopls by storm, aud cannot sec sny OBJ
jootion tote. There can be no harm In
taxing hot water in moderate quantities
before meals, and II vary often Is OF ttsoll
"a excellent curative for iHdigsstlon aud
dYspspns, In ths tirst piecs II stimulates
tho stomach and gives to IL thet heat which
Ia 10 often necessary TO put into proper
action the digestive organs. Then, whea a
man gets to using not water he 10 nd; to
take ruore timo in eating, snd more care,
because ho feels that as he 10 under treat
raeut he should make an effort to give the
treatment fair show. Very few thugs
arc batter THAI hot water 10 stimulate the
stomach before breakfaet, after tho eHhaus
lion 60 nseQuent upon the nights sleep. As
oald water liz Il bad thing for the digestion.
because II chil,s the stomach, 80 hot water
is excellent because IL heats itup, starting
tho fires TO 90, as 1t were. These aud other
facts in its favor 30 far toward explaining
tho popularity, but like everything else "
can be carried to extremes" -tPhiladel-
phia Record.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-02-28
A Machine for the Storage of Electricity.

Machine Tor the storage OF ELECTRICITY.
Some time since tho Brush Southwestern
Electric Light company received Brush
storage battery consisting OF twenty.one
cellg-seven sections Of three cells each
and q few days ago the battery was placed
in position In the office CT the company on
Union, between Byronne and Carosdelet
streets. The battery, rs its name implies,
is for the storage of the electric current
ready for use al a moments notice.
In the office of the Brush company .
number OF Swami incsndescent lamps have
been connected with the storage battery,
and they emit beautiful and steady light.
The lamps are small, round, neat glass
globes, with carbon fiIsment inside, and
can b: attached to an ordinary gas bracket
or pendant, and ara very ornamental.
The storage battery occupies space
about twelve feet long by one foot in width,
aud can bs charged from the arc light cir
cults during the daytime, while the street
lights are not IN use, or even at night while
the lights are burning. The current enters
the battery through q kind of metre, which
works automatically, cutting off the cur
rent as soon as the storage battery has been
fully charged.
The amount OF electricity required to
charge the battery 10 measured by the time
required in completely charging the bat
terry, and an automatic clock commence 10
run when the current flows in, and stops
when the flow is checked. keeping accurate
account of tho time required. A small
switch, similar to gas cock, is attached 10
each burner or lamp, and one or more can
ba exsingpished in room without affect.
The battery in use at the company's Of.
fee has capsolty for supplying twenty
incandescent lamps, each one Of which is
sufficient to illuminate an ordinary sized
room. The light Is clear, stronger and
much steadier than II the current came
direct from dynamo machine, as in the
latter case the pulsations OF the engine
affects the light and cause peroeptibls
Pickering. The advantages Of the incan.
descent light over the ordinary gas light
for family use are manifold, and in point
Of safety is far superior to any artificial
light yet discovered. No heat emanates
from the little globes, and there ia no
smoke or odor arising from the beautiful
light. What thu cost will be or what al
rangements the company will make to
supply families with the light has not yet
been determined upon.-[New Orleans
Picayune,
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Drinking While Eating.

Nature never intended for any one to
wash down their food while eating. She
ha, wisely placed salivary glands in various
places In our mouths; they sscrete fluid
for the moistening, besides Q chemical
action Of the fluid altar mastfcation. This
gets the food in q suitable condition for
allowing. Drinking every few minutes
while eatisg prevs MS the ususi now q sal sal
have chemical action on certain portions
of the food. One Of the most pernieious
b abits 10 hsalth Ia drinking several tum-
blers OF water while eating; better drink
warm drinks The ttomach will not digest
one particle OF food when 1t has temper.
ature below 100 degrees OF Fahrenheit;
neither will j. digest one atom Of food until
the fluid is first absorbed. No healthy
person should drink more than hali-pint
Of some mild fluid while taking food, and
|dyspeptics should not drink drop while
they are eating. nor for three or four hours
after.
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The Bells of Now York.

There have been many charming girls In
New York society OF recent years, and a
number who have been considered beaut 'es
In their particular sets, but until recently
no one has been the acknowledged queen Of
unmarried women through the lsRgth and
breadth Of New York society. Miss Marion
Langdon is now known as the most beau,i-
full gill in New York. She is tall, her figure
is exquisitely nodded, and her eyes are su
perb, She is quite dark and extremely
graceful. Whenever Miss Langdon consents
to dance with tho leader Of german the
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-02-28

Ladies' should reflect well before using
any preparation that is applied to 20 deli
cate surface as Tire ekin. Any cosmetic
will at first impart identifying effect and
not apparently iniure the skin, but in
very short time little blotches and discolor-
atoms appear on the face which conclusive
ly show tho poisonous drugs in their com.
position. It can be safely said that more
than two thirds Of the face powders contain
these injurious ingredients. Pozzoni's
medicased complexion powder IL not only
absolutely free from ali deleterious matter,
but It's principal ingredient is an active cur.
alive for alt diseases of the skin. 1t has
stood the test of y cars. Sold by all drug
vists.
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A winter IN tho Grutltmsn's haFst ma
elves some interesting particulars IriatiYs
90 the species Of whav, non taken 20 q core
siderable extent 10 Q0Senslpnd, aud yaiU-
able eliEe for iti on und ~ icuo, Ia 49,
vRrlsa from eiglly TO tsthty ftot In leuF'h
Il llyes upon submarine tussd0Ns Of gta-
weed: II has no Eil., bnt hfoatbes DIR by
mesRs VI lHniG; llp head around and como
what humanliEe, aud has hsir cone thing
like that Of o mgh's beard. ltitsud many
toriSg Of mgrmsn aud mermaid may D.
traced lC these creatures, Their oil " GaiH
10 have all the medicinal mtrilso' cnd,liyer
OH without its unpleasant flavor; NJ ogdl-
nary temperature II deposits crystals, o.
olive oil does IN frosty weather, bot on
warming slignly brComos liquid md clear,
Eh0 lesh l. muOl priced Ia Australia, being
cui on IN tlifchea and slabs md 81 10 stated
that "irom the Bams Gn,mri Is taken meat
resembling beet, veal and bsooD."
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of The F,sholscsn. hsys monastery hsfs
slisnded w The Italian members ~ ne
nfhff.
ms onlv evidences NJ pfosfess thai I $40
In Hmtfns wss the hufre-offs ampnf Tue
11afs. and ihfss are undef bfsi Oh inhn-
igemef vas prepared 10 hnd thn Take
iaEy aud Ind farent, bat on tho cinifnfy
lhev work hard, load ana UNLOAD vrl,flH.
end garry hufdsns on their shoulders .uht
" uld Il ,ggsf the si0uts baltimore p1fitf.
Bui the Turks who oau nliDfd To do Moth.
ing i've IN Lay ssl-ihdnlfenos.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-02-28

II 10 acknowledge chemists and'phvai.
oians that De- Psire'. Spesisl Flsvoring Ex-
tracts are the purett in the market. They
Ire used bythe first families in thiscount'y
Ind are daily >jncreesiog 10 popular fsver
(ise Wives who desire the most delicious
Tor in their CAGES, pnddings End pastry,
get it by using DIR. Prices Flavors.
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The Hot water Craze,

TAnd, waiter added q gentleman who
had Just ordered lunch at fashionable
Chestnut strett restsurant, "a cup of hot
water-very hot, please-snd bring IL fret"
The hot warpr crazs is one Of the most re.
marksbls OF recent public eccentriclties.
SIR fairly promises to beat the patent
medicine curealis out of the market," said