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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-02
NEWS FRosf GIN. oonDoN.


CAIRO, Jan. l.--lien. Wo'seley has
received small pice Of psp with
Gin. Gordon's genuine sal IN he
back, IA I'd Dec IA, sayins Khartoum
is all fgSht A dispatch has b "a re-
csiyed from the mudir stsiing thai az
Arb from lsl Mahdis camp react ed
Donpoll. he afiirnis that hi Mahni 3
fuilo ReTs are gathered Ia orce At MFG
neinek, Twelve 10 Irs' march from
Ond -rmap. They have repeatedly
IA tscked Omderman but have
bean repulsed with heavy
loss and we're compelled 10
retreat 10 Miztuelnel. Gen. Gordon.
upon learning that Bedcuin Arabs
came 10 the Wells during the light,
sent armed boats 10 guard the welI.,
causing great suffering among tile
rebels, many Of whom died OF small
pOx aud dysentery. III Mahdl, there
fore, withdrew his army 20 JHhbara.
two days from Omderlnan. Several
tribts subs' quently deserted El
Mahdi told tue prlnci. al chiefs
that Re Intended 70 march
against the mudir 1f D0ngoia. The
cgiefs protested readineaa 10 follow II
III Mahdi would charm Off the bullets
81 the enemy by leading in-tead OF fol-
lowing hls troops. The next day fll
Mehd tyld the chiefs that he had seen
In q Dream that the mudir WAS saint
against whom Is was useless % fight.
This statement caused great alarm ia
III Alahdpa osmp.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-02
Joseph PuInztl,s lnyesIment.

NEW YoRI, Jan. Among the
larger chicks that psssed the clearing
house yesterday was one for SIS .O89,
drawn by Joseph Puliiznr on the
American Exchange National bank
representing The balance OF the prin-
cipal and interest on the original pur
chase Of the World. The ofiainai o..
cbaee price WIS S3t6 600 The ~ fld
paid cash dividend 81 si5i0 spr
1854.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-02
FRANCE Am cuTNA.

THE LAST BRIGADE FOR roNouIN.
PARIS, Jan. l.-The Figaro states
that Tour Of the ,rgest r. light tt.Rm-
ers at Havre l,ayc with the Fifth hri-
gade for Tonqup, Jsn. l5.h. This
brigade cannot reach Halphong earlier
than March. tits intend, Il to oocupy
Paboi while Admiral Courbet attacks
Canton.
rHS FoRMosA BLoCKADE.
HOMO KuN0, Jau Two French
ships have gone TO Corea. There Is no
blockading ships az TaiwRn, on the
south western coast of Fdrmosa, so that
Intercourse with that y rt Is unuh-
structsd. Blockade running with the
ports on the northern onast IN active.
THE ENLISTMENT ACT VIOLATED.
LONDON, jan. | Tue Pail Mali Ga
zette says IL Is believed that there Is a
constant violation OF the foreign-eulist.
ment act at Hong Kong, This comes
about through the powerful locai inter-
est OF traders aud artisans, who make
large prolific by supplying aud repair
ing The F,enoh men-of-wAr Tue
authorities are unable to enforce the
laws.
FRANCE READY TO DECLARE WAR.
LoNDOH, Jan 1.-The Pail Mall
Gsz tie says that France contem.
plates issuinga large loan January l5,
unless Prime Minister Ferry shalt
ebeedily settle the ronquln dlfhculty.
France will then declare war ON
China
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-02
The M.ero in the Cars.

i ., be injection OF the African into the
aslS fslate commerce. bill Will probably
Afe thu tA'et 10 make the " hole bin
Ard uions AID impiarlicabie, and will
cttf'i* u i,e defeat II may or may not
Ne Vat the bill is de 81 able one in
MAJ snapt; but Il will certainly be-
~ s4Nie an undesirable one If there be
RNfd g y provision that an states
WAft slow nsgtoee aud wliiiea TO oc-
ssh lna same esTs. u would SCI N
S. float people. an or they al ! egsO-
~, that Tho ,ier va. 10 ree Z.
Rdtnl = 90 VI paeael gers intutfains
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-02

dpuia h urging ihe annexatirn OF the
New Hehriues for u-e for penal set
element the WRIST class OF ronvicis
has the approval Of France. England
insists upon the maintenance OF the
agreement establishing the independ-
ence ofthe New Hebtides Islands
The Paris papers approve annexa-
tion.
The Gaulois says II Prime Minister
Ferry acts with promptness and tirm-
ness England will submit.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-02
DI,sAT sFAoTION IN AUSTRALIA.


MELBOURNE, jan 1.-James Service,
the prime minister OF the colony, has
sent the governor of Victoria a notere-
counting the assurances of the imperial
government that a settlement by any
foreign power Ia New Guinea was inn
probable, and that IL would be regard
ed as an uufritndly act. In couse-
quenee Of these assurances the premier
SAYS hat the colnniste have eoniidpd Ia
the government TO yrotect their later
es's II is only just 30 slppt 50 That
the Germans anu, Ned without the
knOwle ige OF the COVE The
ColnfIit are indignant that while r
hidden To- act tn ms Ives the gov ern-
meni should q low Germ any TO ~, p
in Tue p en- OF and & ,ysrl or have
scntioa &c gcHm to Earl Dnby,
the imperial colonial .cie ar, ,urging
him 10 teitgraI h authority fIr Aus.
tralia to take tic necessary steps b'
ccute the ISLANDS emaInlnP available
and CONVEY Ing igol Gus pro ct on ! e
half Of V ctnia against q e inRctiun
Of tue imperial gnvernm 'n',
a PROTEST FROM VICTORIA.
MELBOURNE, Jan. Tie govern
meI Of We OTia has instructed lta
| London agents 10 protest against the
annexation of New 9ui ieA 10y Ger
many II Gays that II the territory Is
not recl9imed and the annexation OF
the New Hebrides by France Is per
mi'ted, the estraf cement from the
mother country Of the colonies will be
| Increased.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-02
onlLI n.TuRNINa a rRornY.

LIMA, PERU, Jan. THE magniil-
cent ri turr, THE Burial OF AtehuaI-
pa" the last Iuca nf Peru, taken from
the exposition buildings by the victo-
rious Chllmns, v i'll be returned TO the
Peruvian nation.
Forty Austr0- Hungarian immi-
grants have arrived with total CAPT.
tai Of S24
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-02
NorEs rnnM cunA.

HAVANA, Jan. The cattle grow
ers show much dissatisfaction regard
Ing the treaty stipulatinns referring to
American cattle, beef and meats of all
classes
Jamaica Rdyices say that the insur-
gent Macco Carrillo, the brother Of
Bonacho, and Others are preparing an
other invasion Of Cuba
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-02
EYENr rs ABROAD.
A Disturbance at the Installation Of
Municipal officers at Rey-
nosa, Mexico.
The Spanish Officials Visiting the Scenes
Of the R cent Earthquake and
Afflrding Relief
A DISTURBANCE IN MFxrco.

'ptclM W tnp OhAeite.
REyNosA, Jan. 1.-The installation
Of municipal ,fllcers here to-day was
attended by disturbance, during the
progress Of which many shots were
fired, but without ELECT, Que man
WAS cluobed nearly to death by a
policeman. There is n bitter feeling
between the municipal factions, which
Ia expected TO result In a serious out
break,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-02
Marine IneI,ig.nce.

GALVESTON, TEX, J IN 1,--Arrived;
SIC .msLip Gan Marcos, hom New
York.
Sailed Bark Erato tor Cork bark
caledonia toe Bremen big V,sla for
Queenstown.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-02
Ell PAso.
Case of Asphyxiation-The Dudes
Out Calling.

peclsl 20 the Gazette.
FL PAso, Tex, Jan. 1.-Jesus NJ.
)oran, the son of ex-Msyor Doran of
Mex, slapped at the Grand
Central hotel last night, and on relir-
ng to bed he either failed to turn the
,as Oh fully or blew tout. This morn
ne friend visited The room and uud
Joran in AN insensi0le stuplr Drs
Race and Irwin We're summoned aud
stimulants and their pa
itnt is now recovering.
N " Years cay Pr ssed of quietly.
butte numher OF our young dudes,
Mounted on burros, made calls on their
ady friends.
This is the coolest day of this winter
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-02
What de DId.
Arhansaw rraye on.

- =" '11I73" fF"'V7'E
Glass In ancient history. Teacher
Well. nfier Alexander the Great had
the world lin faor, after he
had done al the meanness possible
what did he then an
Wicked boy-H He Joined the church,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-02
A New Railr "a / ,clrDOraliou.

NEW YogK. Jan. l.--Arlleles Of In
corpora IN Of tae Electric railroad e
run from FarR 'ckaNay 70 tho Long
Iltud rallrosd have been fIled, The
capital y 600 900
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-02
AnRi. 49, IIs1r.

LONDON, jan. -Abbe Franz Liszi,
the Hungarian pianist and composer.
will pass the winter at Rome His
eyeeight is a great deal better, but he
has bssn forbidden 10 read or write
much.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-02
THr apLoTo KlNo,a WISH.

BERLIN, Jan. 1.-The National Zei-
tung says: "Itis King LeopOId's wish
TO zee one OF his fathers descendants
govern the Congo state II IL proposed
that the seat OF the supreme govern
ment for that country shall b3 Brus-
rels with an International council ia
the Congo
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-02
ZULU AND HORNE o the MKT PRIZE
FOH THE PoWEKs.


LONDON, Dec 81 The Standards
Madrid dispatch says England, Ger
MANY and Spain have agreed to sign
the Zulu protocol the 10Th Of Decem-
Der In their usual quiet high-hauded
style the German diplomatic, at the
last moment, produced set OF novel
claims, desiring 10 infringe upon En-
gllsh and Spanish rights Ia Borneo
and Zulu. Germany has given Spain
to understand that she dres not ap-
prove Of the commercial concession 10
Bsgland aud America; that
both German aud French
exports should be admitted into spaiu
and the West Iudies on an equal font-
Ing with America, Spain Is indie
posed to yield ~ such enubbing. The
newspapers counsel a elise knitting OF
Spain with England italy aud Amsri-
ca They urge England and Spain 10
sign the Hllu protocol and Ignore
1ermany's prnteeiiou. The article h
headed The lnsnienee OF GarmspyN
wHo wxLisoEr THE HEBeILE8?
fAaIs, Jan Lord LyOas, the
British enibaesa00F ~ Paris, has asked
Prime Mlpleter Ferry whether the re.
port that the governor u New Gale
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-02
GREAT BitITAIN.
A RAILWAY COLLISION,

HALLWAY NoLLlSaVNt
LONDON, Jan. "A collision oc.
CURED to-day at Bar usley junction be.
tween Sheffield excursion train and
a coal train. Four persons were killed
and thirty injured
GUARDINu AGAINST DNNANITERS
MANCHESTER Jan 1-tn cun-e-
guence of the receipt from LOudon Of
Information that a lot tXi-ted TO de-
stroy y operiy in this city, extra
guards and patrols have been placed
nn duty al the public buildings and in
the streets
ARCHBISHOP OF DUBLIN.
DUBLIN, Jan. lin CLrlst church
cathedral 10 day, Lord William Con-
yngham Plunkett, lord bishop Of
Meath, was c0nsecrated archbishop OF
Dublin The bishop Of Limerick per
lormed the Ger mnDy
THE COTTON STATISTICS.
LIVERPOOL. Jan, --Ike weekly
cotton sta l.lirs are as follows: Sales of
the week, 81 900 bales; American, Al
600 Sn-cuiaiora touk $500; exp tiers
Cnok 2s 900 Forwarded from the
ships side direct to the aplnners, AZ,
700; actual export. IL 900 Tolai i,n-
porl i9l ,001; Americ Al. 100 0l0 To-
tai sJot'k. COL Wl0; American, 4l7,000
Tltsl stock af lat, 2S7 600; american,
2G2 900.
ANOTHER DYNAMITE HOAX.
LONDON, Jan. Another dy Mantle
hoax has been peTpeirAted on the pub
lie. A bag containing two p iunds 81
iron filings with a fuse attached was
found IN the window Of an arch at the
Waterloo depot.
LEO coNsULTs AMERICAN BISHOPS.
ROME, Jan 1.-The pope has con.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-02
LEO coNsULTs AMERICAN BISHOPS

H1NV OONFULI' HHHHIUAN HIsHOFH,
ROME, Jan 1.-The pope has con-
suited the American bishops as to the
advisahilIty ofappoInting nn American
rector instead of an Italian for the
North American college AT Rome.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1885-05-22

Senator Hawley, of Connecticut,
made speech the other day in which
he said: "Within the present centu-
rv the United States will have pop
ulation of l00,o00,oo0 people. 1t is
the greatest nation on the face of the
earth. 1t has the best government
on the earth, the best representatives
of the people the nation ever had.
These are plain facts, and am tired
of all this fault finding" The senti-
nent called forth applause.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1885-05-22
Notice to Creditor S

ESTATE OF HARVEY KELINE, DECEASED
III tie Probate Court, Boise County /. T.
AlOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN BY
UVthe undersigned administrators OF he
Estate of Harvey Kcline, deceased, To the
creditors Of, and all persons having elaims
against the deceased to exhibit them with
the necessary vouchers, with four months
after the first publication OF this notice, to
the said admin istrator at his office al Idaho
City, Roise County, Idaho Territory.
JOHN GARRT CHIT
Administrator Of estate ofiIarvcy keline
deceased.
Idaho city. May -, rs AN.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1885-05-22

The panels in street ears IN Washing
ton city are filed with scripture texts
and pious celebrations. One day last
month disappointed Office seeker at
one of tho Departments, who had
just stuhhed his toe against the PEN
dleton Bill, got into a car and read on
one of the panels: $50 TO the Saw
iour, He will see YOU" Meditating
y moment, the respondent citizen ex-
claimed: Il wonder if he proposes
to enforce these id civil service
rules?H
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1885-05-22
Tne Government n Gamer

T. i estimated by the Treasury De-
,,.rtment that 100000 has been
naid into the Treasury Tor Govern
,oant bonds that will never be called
for. Year after year the interest on
these bonds is carefully computed and
credited. In this way it is easy to
aatarmine the exact amount OF the
or;o;nal investment. The Treasury
officials explain this seeming careless
ness on the part Of the purchasers Of
bonds on the hypothesis that the own
ers have become insane or died mites
tate. or have died when there was no
opportunity to communicate WIN
their friends. Sometimes, too, per-
sons with more money than mind,
have purchased bonds and after nd
ing them away in some obscure place
forgot all about the transaction
Millions upon millions Of Govern
ment notes, or greenbacks, as they
are popularly termed, have been lost
hidden away in out Of the way places
or destroyed by fires, which OF course
the Government will never be caileo
mon to redeem. 1t is estimated tha'
~ least $S,OOO,000 Of the fractional
cnrrencv issued during the war was
DESTROYED, as more than that amount
il vet outstanding, though 1t was call
ed in for redemption years ago. 4
that mucn in small currency was los
in the few years it was IN circulation
IL is safe to say that at least live times
The amount of greenbacks have beer
lost or destroyed and never Will 81
presented for redemption. It's there
fore safe to assume that the Govern
mont is gamer on bonds. notes am
fractional currency to the amount Q
,iftv or sixty millions of dollars. i
this may be added about s2o'ooo'oo
profits on the coinage oil standar
dollars since 1879.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1885-05-22
Dissolution Roaice.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GlVEA ln,l
~ the partnership heretofore em ~
under The name of Common Bro'llelrs
Hocy. in the business Of farming alll
raising, in Boise county, ldaho ia aa.
is this day dissolved by mutual eoH
II. J. and Peter Conner conllhu.ns
business, and James Hoey felnip p,aa|
bills due the late firm Of Connof D' D.
and Hoey will be paid to Cohiioil .tp
Crs, and all bills against the saio :"
will be paid by them, coyyOR|
PETER COAnnoSI
r. J. COMMON
April 16, 1SS5-w4.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1885-05-22

An Eastern dispatch says: Spring
has only about two weeks more TO
run, vet New York is still IN Winter
wraps and nannels, with heater fires
in most Of the houses. Vegetation is
only half ms far advanced as usual.
We are hearing Of snowstorm IN
Michigan; of hauling eord-wood over
twelve inches OF snow In Name, OF
having frosts in New Jersey and In
diana, of Southern fields of tobacco
sprinkled with snow, of ice bound
lakes and wide areas of snow in other
parts where Summer should now be
taking up the soeptre. Florida is also
experiencing anomalous weather. The
heated term has como much earlier
than usual, and clouds of mosquitoes
and sandfes are said to overshadom
the pininsuIa. LSilver State.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1885-05-22
$40 Reward

VIII be paid by U. P. Linvllle ia
delivery, at Ranson's corral Bolseo'9 \
the following described horses; !" :,
gray work horse, branded ID J. Oh Y
shoulder; one chestnut sorrei, pfalusa.
LEFT shoulder diamond &, same piaua,
left stific. Strayed from Clawsons :
gate on the idaho road.
Idaho City, April 2l, 1883, II.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1885-05-22

A telegraph. report says that the
daughter of a New Jersey farmer
ran off with one Of her fathers hands.
1t does not state which hand, but if
it was the one the old gentleman
used to slap mosquitoes with it was a
most unflial act
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1885-05-22
Ranc. no shafer Creek FOR Al.

RnnCH ITO SHHIeF OrGcK Tor Sale
Rhe ranch on Shafer Greek, knowr !.
] Judge Moorc's place. is. fol NJ
cheap for cash, and can be bought for 4
money between now and the first d jsp
than after that date. Apply 10
MKs. NJ. B. Mooar
IDAHO CRY. May 5, '85-tf.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1885-05-22

MAUD SrAHL has just received .
fine lot Of lace, bunting, French / i
linen lawn, calicos, muslin, cambs.
rushing, Of latest styles. New POOH
constantly arriving. Cheap for cash,
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1885-05-22

vrrr1ymore money than at anything clsN 4. q, !
w an agency for he best selling boctns..n NV
N ginners succeed grandiy. More hi AIM y. "
free HALLETr b OK Co Portland Maine w
The Panola weekly star., 1885-10-24
CATTLE SHEDS.
Thelr Construction q Saving In fooA and
Future Labor.

Their Construction q saving In fooA and
Failure Labor.
Cattle sheds or barns should be built
wide enough for two rows Of cattle, and
long enough to accommodate the herd
to be provided for. There are two plans
for the stalls; One for the cattle to
stand facing each other. and feedway
between them. But after careful exam
ination and trial we prefer the cattle
facing toward the outside Of the shed.
We are opposed to feed boxes, but the
door Of the feedway should be two feet
above the hoor on which the cattle
stand. on which can be placed the hay,
meal or other food. This feedway
should be five feet wide, and made Of
boards planed on the upper side. so that
= man with fork can shove the hay ON
the floor, which can be done much
iaster than carryingit The Aoor Of the
stalls should be hve or six feet long, nc.
cording 10 age or size OF the cattle. This
should incline few inches towards the
rear, but not too much. as that would
derangs the natural level position Of the
animal. and interfere with the intestinal
operations The passage way In the
center OF the shed should be at least
eight feet wide. and the door five or sir
inches below the floor Of the stalls. This
should be arranged so that the wagon
or cart can be run through to gather up
and haul out at once the manure to The
farm. II the cattle's heads stand TO.
ward the center the manure will have 10
be thrown out of the windows, and
probably remain under the eve Of the
shed until Il Is bleached Of all its yir.
tues. With an eight-fcet driveway In
the center the manure can be pushed
back and be hauled out once week. or
IN case OF bad weather or emergency.
avery two weeks. But In this arrange.
ment. when taken out, II Is almost Ger.
tain to be carted ont to the right place
tor future usefulness. In the other way
i Is almost certain to be left and wasted.
For milk cows the stalls should have
partitions, which should be as high As
The cows head. sloping down 10 4 few
inches at the back end Of the stall floor.
For other cattle. unless Il Is found there
are some vicious ones, there need be no
partitions TO the stalls. From our cal.
culations, for tworows Of stalls, the shed
or barn should be thirty feet wide. II
one side be designed for cattle aud the
other for horses, II will be necessary 10
have the shed two feet wider. as horse.
stalls should be eight feet deep. When
barns are built wider 80 as TO accommo.
date more than two rows Of stalls Il Il
done at great sacrifice Of light. which
Is an important item. Ard BY facing
stock towards the sides ins.,sd Of 10.
wsrds The center, the question Of lirh,
should be taken into consideration.
Windo~s are cheap, and there should
always be an ample provision for light.
II Is beneficial b the stock. and an ad.
vantage In the care and feeding. Dss
hoi'es ia Regiesr.
The Panola weekly star., 1885-10-24


Hsa faspls ibs H4ushi ihsf sa'af
faiaasaaa 10 sas mafiai lHeg'na =
smlafftasad filag ssllg ~ hafilf 90.
islses 4 Nhaf tbsg afs daiaK ~
islISH hssfl n VS. dfsnsii1ll1 az -
a Ia thls Hay, aaa wlihaa' ieallslna
hls ~ pallsd ! slgaf ifgia II pseAst
sHi i1Flsd h sfgaha y hli hssdt
When that pofiIah n iha fsfaIH1iT
W. faaehsf u Hhleh lhs ladY aad znh.
namaA jfin hsHf4 ha hsVpensd q hayH
he elgaf Ia hls HRhi haad Wba. z z
r. Wilh that oKsf he sgidehilg aidn :
Inns. The Clergyman paused ~ :
moment. and then felfaisd ~ lhftfues
Iian that lhey jyib handf Hy lhla tlfnf
the poof iell0w'a emhaffHasmehi had =.
ffeaiad ~ thsl Il WA palnfsl ~ bfb9ldi
lis rave ono aryal1ad hook NJ the min.
Islsr and thsn stuck tha elgHf lh hls
mouth ilefofe the eefemnny could ~
concluded the minister had 70 take The
cigar from between hls lips --OhaDi-
Jtfsburg (fal fsiieg Attrit
The Panola weekly star., 1885-10-24

Boston supports so insane, says Mr.. 7.
u. Banborn, not 70 OF whom will recover ]
This 10 ffIghtfuIl Insanity has In.
creased 10 per cent In decade and most
OF the cases are incurable. Whatever the
individual cause may be, the fact remains
that Uric Acid blood sets tho brain on IRE,
destroys its tissues, and then comes some
form OF fatal lunaoy.
Nothing Ia so pltiable az mind diseased.
Most brain troubles begin In the stomach |;
then II the blood Is Allied with uric acid,
caused by failure OF kidney action, and the
consequent destruction Of tho blood life
nlbumen--you have the fuel and the flame
and brain In full blaze as when one raves,
or In slow combustion, as In milder forms
OF insanity. Rev. II. d. Hopkins, Of Bt.
Johnsbury, VT, few years ago was COM
fined In an asylum. he took terrible
cold while aiding In putting out fire In q
neighbor's burning house, and for twenty
FIVE years that cold was slowly filling his
blood with uric acid and finally the deadly
work was done. The case looked hopeless
but he happily used Warmers safe cure
and recovered. That was three yoars age
and having ridden bis blood OF ali surplus
uric acid, he has remained well until this
day.
II Is indeed terrible thing to lose ones
mind, but II Is more terrible thing to suf-
fer such a condition when 1t can be SC
easily prevented.
The Panola weekly star., 1885-10-24
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