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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-24

LoNevIBw, Nov. % L Special. RE
ligious affairs comprise the only mat
ter efimportsnce ocoarriIg yesterday.
The churches were all well filed, no.
tally tho Methodist, whose pastor
during tho last three years, Rev. J. t.
Smith, prSached his farewell sermon.
His Numerous friends ara hoping he
will be returned here. but It is not
likely be vii, BE. As the Bsptist
church, too, the seats were we'll flied,
particularly IN the evening, when it,
pastor, Rev. Or. Dodsou, delivered an
address IT, the young mon, whiod Is
pronounced in many respects superior
10 any sver before delivered here. He
will preoch to the young ladies esps-
cially next Suuday evening.
Id tho Sttefnu0n Yesterday, puIsu-
ant TO ca,i bv the Womau's Christisn
TemprriD9e Union here, the Cumher
land Presbyterian church was filed
by the CHILDREN OF the city and The
members % tho union, ard under the
auspices Of TIE latter, n Band of Hope
was organized, over 80 children be
coming members. Very attractive ex-
ercises followed tue organization.
Rev. A. H. Allen, tor some time
pastor Of the Cumberland Presbyts-
rian church here, hgs resigned. He
will 30 to Moxis, whore BIO will begin
the publication OF q Journal in thn
interest o. his denomination. He was
formerly an editor, besides being al
excellent composite: and prsssman,
and In addition is a thorough Christian
gentleman. He Is thus prepared 30
run his paper In its vsri0us branches
Every Que here hates to part with him,
but wish him abundant success.
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ooRslcASA, NoR. % Especial. A
telegram was p'Ssived to-day from
coleman ooa1E snying the sheriff, in
response to osil TO arreat Henry
Tickle, wanted here for horse theft.
nae, while trying 10 capture him, shot
Tickle while resisting arrest. Tickle
was also wanted on several otber
charges i'll Wiss, Smith, Com ancho
aud Other eoantiss.
D. u Fla Ter was ia Justico Walton.
court to.dsy reindicyod on the theft Of
castle, hts iirst ilGics,asni, by - synni
.lSry ef djurors, having boon dsclaysd
void. y
Tbs following licenses to marry vera
issued tu-day: T. &. Murphy ard Miss
Asti0 WAlling, Mr. s, FSrtpav Mud
Alss Agnes Tonpkile. Tho latter
eoapie T. y Runaway mstch,
tno bridegroom being from
AlsSoun aud tho iaag trout
Irene, Hill county The Young man
LAD termed The aoqaAiutsuee Of the
nr.06 ~hlls gailsug irult trees, aud his
passion being reolprc Gated he, nor be-.
nag aele 10 obtain tho consent OF her
P@ihhN's puthuautN mar ytHieluaw -
elope win MIN, they golug on horse
oaoA 10 Hubbard City, where they
ro0k tae train or tbis place eHa pu.
up last night 1T tho motel. rhismorn-
lax Fortney procured y licease
and with INC aid OF Mr.. Gas raaa
secured ike assistance of Rov. s. C
Auiiihs, who unlted Them between
the counters 81 one OF oar B0atOn
street dry goods stores.
a ireis hs trsin coming south this
morning ran oyer COW which caused
Tho jumping u the track of seven cars
lOaded vita coal, totally wcsoking
tnom and dumping oil ingo Chbnbera'
crsck bottom, 0etainins the pass0u ger
train tor three houTs.
TAe l. O. B'nN Birth will ssnd 500
rs q reiief 20 Jhq families II the order
Nho Wsre buroed out az the Galveston
fire.
Mr.. s. W. Young died this evening
81 bis resiGenc4 2, tbrde niles south oi
ere. The deceased gas ga old rcsi-
dent OF this county.
Ar. D. Pateraeh;a, prominent cot
ton buyer Of Now Orleans, is in ths
oily looking after q large lot OF sotton
he has purchased.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-24
fall 81 30 csnts psr bushel In
ssf Farmers who stood for hi~hev

We fall ci 30 csnts psr bushel In
wneat Fs,mefs who stood for hieher
pricss that year were punishs6
Ia 'hr following yosr, whom m
June Wheat sold for 80 nants. and
uufiJg opp week Of Ssp'ember tor "a
crr'e. TIC sutnmn of 1S2D seems "a
nav" heeil hsrd Heeasn on farmarn--
,nnta'ue-, wa'ch had sold for 50 pAr
nnsh'l % June, haviug ialen to fro1
3lE oS'oepls "a Saptewber, corn -
~ GEMS, I'VE 10 4)eSbts, and oats ~
hGm 20 b % cents Oa thv Isl OF ~.
~ n mr. sfhst year wheat pn,d for ~
odnis. aua IN Aarca, 1921, wheat
% ch 80 The vide rage ~ prtces
nutcf whirh entcyptiainr merchants
tormtfl = oade tbcIr fortunes are illus.
Esled ~ The following list, which
gives The valna of wbeat a. tho nlaceg
lf4m~i In June, 1877: New Ysrk, g
aaa,r; London, ENGLAND, $1.7O: C,ncin-
nat, Ohio, 10 cents; Pinsourg, Penn
svivahis, ~ cents; Nice, 81 81; l.oghorn.
Sits Ia May OF thstynar the price Of
wseW "a Oinssa, in tho Black Ses, was
~ cents; ~ Naples. IS cents; a. Milan.
81 q; VI Norfolk, virgiuis, 81 10.
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VERNON, Nov. ?3.-ISpecial. dis
trict court convened this morning st
10 o'clock. The district judge WAS duly
on baud and delivered very full and
able charge to tho grand jary at
O'Clock, tho sherid being unable to get
them together until that u.io' the
district attorney, from some oauee,
failed to put In au appearance. some
seem TO think that be will hardly put
IN an appearance at this term OF we
oourt, ii IL tho 0plnion OF the count,
attorney, who will Represent the s.ste
In tho absence Of the dlsttiot attorney, ,
that there will bo no felony cases 'riou
nj tbi. term of tho court. There IL 40
excitppent 81 lar extending the pre-
ant s,tting OF tho court, The npgear-
spce docket Ia unusually large Tor TINS
Strsip. Rlsley 4 Swiuburn, 81 c,ii-
,vs",o,s. bsouent tina FIRST suit that ha.
beep fi,d IA the disirictcoprI, enaina,
thc Fort worth 4 Denver City rsilroso
compspy, claiming damages 10 inc
Amode the visiting membero OF ibe
bsr and prominent attorneys OF eo-
soininr counties are Colonel Plemons,
~ Wsnr,e,ts, Major stephens, OF Mon
tsarJ aud Cspisiu Swan, OF Hen
Yi0Sta.
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WsATHERFoRD, Nov. 2s.--[Speeial. ]
"A prominent Weathertord attorney
was arrested this evening for using
abusive aud insulting language to one
of our town merchante on Tho public
thoroughiareE. He was placed under
a $50 bond to appear before the may or
to morrow morning.
w. J.Carson LETT to-day for his ranch
In Pslo Pinto connty, to be absent sew
oral days.
Tho lsdies Of the Baptist church VIII
awe u dinner on next Thurbdsy
{ fhpnksgiving Day, the proceeds 10
20 ussd III improving tbs chursb.
Rev. j, 3. LINK, noted Bsp IL,
pfeseher aud editor OF tho Texas
Baptist Ii rad, Of Austin, is iu the city.
j. N. Richards took tho east bound
train this evening for Tyler to attend
the supreme court.
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COLORADO CIcY
a Brutal Fiond Arrostod-Judgo Lynch
furiously Demanding Him Matters
On the Race Course

n Brutal Fiond Arrostod-Jadgs Lynch
fuTiously Demanding Him Matters
On the Race Course
COLORADO, Nov. % - Especial, -.
Yesterday morning it was learned, that
on the precedips night n most brutal
outrage vac attempted upon the 6.year
old daughter ot Mrs. Adamsen by a
negro nameh Lewis. The following
circumstances hSvo come to light:
The negro was al smploye OF Mrs.
Adamson, who lives In an upper story
Of the opera block. Tho building In
occupisd by several families. aud
ssturdaySSright Mrs. Adsmaor went
to neig sor's apartment on a call
md left Lewis to put the little girl 10
bad. Whom aha returned the daughter
was crying, but refused at
fret TO ssAto tho cause
OF her distreng. After Soms parsu aston
Tho iittio ono told ali, SAYING the negro
tbreataned to Kill her II ske told, Ths
negro was present when the a'0ry w,s
told, anddid not deny II. He gath
erod bis things and left tho house and
Nrs. Adempon gavo tho alarm
Search was instituted for The scou drel.
aud no was found yesterday morpipg
on the outskirts OF tho city. sheriff
Ware srresied him nud pat him 10
jail.
This morning A. 2 o'slook 900 mon
surrounded the jail and deman sed the
prisoner, Sheriff Ware came gu. and
prrspadtd the Leaders to disb,pd,
Two ho,rs later another sttampt Wa.
made 10 ret the negro, hut the sheriff
had a snffisiont armed fnrce to prevent
n lynchiug. The meter haa creste,
considerable talk on the streets IN dsy.
and 10 IL rumorsd that a force OF men
will take tho prisoues tonight ia spite
o. any defenpe ths sheriff will mage.
Pablo sentiment IL ouispokep, and
there 10 hardly any doubt but thar
Lewis will hang. Tho little girl Ia
considerably .n'ui' ed, though she lie
not fatally irjnr.d.
This evNnibg about . o'clock an old
negro woman k r".n ~ Aunt Rachel,
died nnhdenly In her houss Ia West
Colorado The vsrdict OF the jury was
that shs cerS 10 her death from heart
disease. She wss 90 years old. Her
rcmhirH were inferred this afternoon.
The rnre track has iust beeu com
nioted and tho flrst races were had
this afternoon. Tha following entries
we're made: Eursto, bv q. Il, Uslov /;
Daisy, by j. II Fitzpatrick and GRAY
Wolf, by j. u. Coliins aud II. A. Ew.
inp
Tho ras, wac - ha f.miip dash for n
nurse Of 500, and was won by Eureka;
Daisy, second; Cray Wolf, third.
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FROM WACO.

Hallway CfiOtsls Doing tho Csty--Mat
ters BEFORE the United statca District
Court-rcxas IS SC. Louis Afyairs-Fcr-
sessl, Bto
WACO, Nov. 28.-tSneeial This city
has sTarms3 with railroad mSgnatss
for several days. THO receivers If
three roads and systems We're hsro th's
morning, being $. w. rordyee, receiver
OF the Texas & 81. Ions; CHARLES Dill
bingham, of thC Contra, railroad gsop.
erties, and & II. Duvali, receiver Of
che II. II, IL N, OF Forids. All these
gentlemen have hasipass with Unitcd
States Cisauit judge psraes, and are q
s)iid lootiag trio.
Judge Pasdee "a making u tour OF in
ep5otiOn Of re Central railroad auG
orsnche in Tex ~, with view OF pass
ing upon tho &ppneagion Of tao ".
cWvsrs Tor sutnority 10 purchase new
iron, rollsng stock, ets. Rsceivsr Dill
Lug am carried 80 judge 10 Wslnnl
Sorings ,hia afternoon, returning to-
uisht. Jnago Meteor mick and Mr..
Swanson, OF Zoo Central, were In the
patty.
Jud 80 Psrdoa opened Uaited States
circuit court thie morning and signed
MS amendment to the final desrse for
tAe sals OF tbs Texas 4 St.. Louie rail
road. In the uCitcd y ataa district
cosrt Judge ParGee cslIsu aud SET the
crtmlnal docket. Several bondp were
forfeited.
Before separating this evening the
Texsn Il 81. Louis railroad people set
tied every difierouce among them as
to tho vale en- December 4, aud denos.
tied $500)0 IN tbs Waco National ban K
to meet the expense Of sale and the
guarantee IF puGcaase money.
+. SIonebraksr, young mEn Just
parnoned cat OF tho penite ntiary for
stage robbsg, and who tried to drown
himssli IN the Brazos last week, wa
examined BY commission de luna
tao inquirendo and declared n iunatic
The contributions for Galveston were
LARGELY increased to-day, making ab0u
$500 forwarded from Waco rhe lsraei,
ties hold q Meeting tomorrow night Il
get up contributions.
Senator Cesa VIII lesve for Walk
ington City Wednesday afternoon
neYt.
In the distric. court the cgimlDa
docket ives taken up this afternoon,
The Federal grand jury returned
several indictments day.
A cold wave has prevailed to-day.
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SAN ANTONIO, Nov. 23.-[Special. l.
J. NJ. Smith, captain Of she Nineteenth
infantry, stationed q. n. Clark, han
been convicted ofoonduot unbeooming
an of,iser and gentleman, and nen.
fenced to one years. coni inonent to TIE
post, subject to duty and 10 forfeit b.
the government half of one years nav.
The offence consisted in losing sl65 TO
town gamblers In u game of Draw
ppxor and refusing to pay his loeler,
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MIDLOTHIAN, Nov. 3d. Special, .
"The cold, chilly winds of December
are slmost upon us, and still tue
denaue has not put IN an appearance.
Tho new firms tor the past wSes are
Morgan & Barnett, druggists, and
Csmpoell Il Nhittop burg, macAiuery.
a. train OF wagons loaaed with sersp
els, ploSa and other railroad accou,re-
monts, have struck camp at the
Springs, preparatory 10 beginning
@ork OF the Fort Worth & Now Or
leans railroad.
DR.. Wcsllske, q prominent physi
elaR from Eastern Texas, has coated
here for the prsc'ice OF his profession.
Mr.. Charles Hebsrer, n most esti-
mabo Young man, connected with the
6rm Of Kauffnep Il Runge, has taken
M his residence here.
Thanksgiving will be observed hero
by appropriate services az tho Metho.
diet Episcopal church.
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rlPnsa.

Ell PAso, Nov. 23.-Ispeoial.l Tho
tramp nuisance has grown 10 suck an
extent that the local authorities are
taking active measures TO suppress
the strangsrs. Tho trsmps arrive in
tho city ia droves over the different
railroads., and are greatly annoying 10
tao citigepp. Numerous rohbsriea and
"hold ups" have taken place. A large
number of trsmps we're hauled up be-
fore tho mayor to-day and eoDtenoed
TO labor on tho streets.
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PASSED en'irey through. He works In
tne shops here, and in reper,ed
70 nave been member OF the
Fort Worth base hsll nina
swc years ago, travelling through the
o'ate. no wss arrested and immadi.
Sssiv }silsd. He claimed that Nellie
Sook insulted his sister, hut il is not
believed he has any sister here. lhers
~ much Indignation felt over the mat
A country man fell from his wagon
to'day,so badly injuring his back that
be will die.
Vheporchass money for tho Texas
western Narrow Gauga road was psid
nero To-day by Nav York capitalists.
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occur than ut Others. For example,thp
sses OF Psricles, Alexander, Augnsius,
Elzsheth, Francois l., L1uis XIV,
sie But n Ia not tue volume OF the
brsln which explains uhy taese great
mon swarmed as epochs. Tho en.s-
Gal brain reuetrcs blood 30 frcd II aud
~ mainta ain its vitality; be the In ELI.
gSnae Of tho brain demands its special
l,inext Now, the brain Ia "A so'l; ii
,rudusee a thousand times more than
II roeaivee, and the seed 10 SOW therein
is "Tork," witnont which che hest or
gspized brain will p, 0dues nothing.
Beethoven was not as precoclous NJ
Mo1arg; 1t was only by constant bsa,--
logs hie father could get htm 10 com
mosce the stady OF music and 10 prsc-
sizes the plane. Later sis ge,iiss was
aroused by stusy. Meyerbeer became
gysss cnlv bv Gloss application; his
'irss successful work, "Rohsrt 10 Dia-
be-" was srjttsn VIXEN he PasS 81 years
OF age; he studied, that is, iRpreg-
mated hil brain with Italian muaic
honce tho onaraster Of his compost
tons. German, Italian, ali great men
have aiudied, have drawn from divers
sources the sentiments, movements,
thoughts and images which ought 20
lin NStllbu suOii vi k"fluTs iA
cas thus wiss Shakespeare, Ccrneille,
Rso'ue, Ls Fontsine, Colambus and
Ealileo. s a., a.s
BY s.aay, that is to say "work," I'M
prssSiops socumuisto in ths brain,
leaving tns.r marh there. voluntarily
or not, and remain fxed by memory.
In The wolf organised brsin nnthins Is
| lost, all is absorbed aud Hssimil sted
! Man az ueuia3 do rot produce witt
tho xamD rapidity. BollssN was often
thrss hours seeking Tor n Rhyme. Lei.
hriiH somclimes remained three con.
seoutive days and nights In the same
arm chair seeking the solution OF q
proDlaM. MalhSrbe scribsied over q
ream of paper to make and ramske a
single stanzs, aud rannySon takes at
ter him. Hewtcn often whes getslps
mp was struck with thought, snd re-
msipsd for hours sitting on the side o.
nis bed thinking.
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which bad caught the cav. catcher
in Fort Worth. - - ''ie'
Fhere IL sdestructive Gre in tho p;ns
woods near the line of Grimes and
aohtaoMery counties. No houses
burnsd yet. ''
rse cold wave struck here at nom.
weather Is dry and cloudy. Rain il
needed and dssired. "
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WaxAkachia.

wAxAHAeuIE, Nov. Is --TSpeeial.l--
Hon, J. W. Ferris Mayor II. A. Du
Boise, NJ. b. Templeton aad @. @.
Grace, the railroad Representatives, Or
waxshschio, were telegrsphed yester-
day TO meet M. 9. Hurley nnd other
officials OF tho Fort Worth
h New Orleans railroad e.
The Grknd Windsor, ia Dallas,
tonight for ihs purpose OF closing the
contract for ths Tos1, as tho terni. tor
building have been sgrsed upon Tho
gentlemen went 10 Dallas on sbs 9
O'clock train to. jght sns W1xshsohis
r,joiccs. The terms ut last have baen
arranged.
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Tho billiard t,utch.

CHICAGO, Nov. 23.-The managers of
tho billiard tournament, which closed
% tie Saturday hight, had
y rltsting this afternoon and
decided the ties should not be
lleyeS OF but that stakos and
rsce,nts he divided among the players
ss allows: vignsnx, $3.50; OF which
81 600 Is in- expenses; Schsfsr, 81, $50, a.
which 1850 r. for expspses, and
slosscr 1850. Slo.on being a resi-.
dent cf Chicago, will receive nothing
for expenses, and has donated $500 10
the entsr.ainnent. His receipts will
net only $1,000.
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Mckinney.

McKlHNEY, Nov. 23.-TSpeclsl j.
Ligb! no, her; good crowd; but little
cotton. J. II. DOMAIN bought 400 bales
this morning of Aston Il Co, for Cal.
lier q c., Of Dallas.
A Mckinney dude, who has been In
tho habit Of prsc,icipg scrsba,ic lcaps
Ia enterius aud lesvinr saloons 10 eS-
cape observation, has cause % !. Nom I.
ber thu nduge, "Loox before y0u leap,
for ha jumped out against 4 young
lady ta-day.
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NAvAsorA, Nov. 2a.-tSpecial. The
engine and tender Of tho Gulf, Colorado
4 esut. 70 east bound train was
thrown from tho track Saturday night
mia aide Of Ysrboro station, and tho
fireman, a. W. Banner, was crushed TO
dss.b. The engineer. O. q. 0crdop'
- scslded badly aud brSised &c
.s,s,v. No Il under treatment o. the
cjssci house In thls place WIN I!V Nv \.
SsSsseels III recovery. OnS ret ~ = !
~ TX e - re; g. Isss 8 - isssi'
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NEw YORK, Nov, 23 --aost OF loans OF
money on call wero msdo at az lob per
cent, but there was aspurt to { per cent,
closing at ~; pr mo mercantile paper, Az
to 81; foreign exchange dun ut 4sly4 for 60
days aad 1917 for ce nani. The total sales
OF stocks to-day were 76e, SO shares
Railroad bonds closea nj the following
prices, bid:
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aoHstsn.

HousroS, Nov. s3--Ispsciai. This
afternoon q shocking fatal shooting
occurred here, william aorkIe killing
Ne,l,e Cook, n rc'sd cyprian ard very
pret,y. The testimony 10 complicattnF,
but SAYS he walked into her i0onAy
shot her twlce thrsukh the he'd
vith 8 pistol, The powder usnIn.e
Sc f1si sash tahe. besh palle
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CofuLhA, Nov. % Il Spso'a l l-Jnsia
Marie Nendeola, for the murder OF
Tho H0dgse, station ssant AZ Encinal,
about onsyesr sgc, has been sentenced
20 be hanged January Is.
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Tyler.

Z TYLRI. Nov. 2S.-TSpeoIsl. MIR.
Jame' Smith, NJ this place, had
his hand cut and very badly hurt In -
gin tn-dey. Amputation may DO nec-
eeaary,
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wAsnrHuroN, Nov. a3.-ror Wet
Cali otassss FAIL wssthsf, Slowly
zislng oenpeeasurei vin1s esnseally
oo1oog)ys \ \
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NDS ONE PLusN plcrueE FRAMgy

that we are presenting to every purchaser of Ten Dollars goods
hbted thus enabling customers to make their own selections
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1885-04-29

People generally, and even those who
may be termed steady readers and close
observers, have but faint conception of
the magnitude and influence the press of
this country has attained. From care
full examination Of the advance pages of
the 1886 edition of the AMERICAN NEWS
PAPER DIRECTORY, issued May LIST, by
GEO. p. ROwELL & Co., of New York, il
appears that there are 14,147 newspapers
and periodicals published in the United
States and Canada /; of these the United
States has l2,973, an average of one paper
for every 1857 persons. In 1884 the
total number of newspapers was less by
e23 than at present, and while the gain
this year is not SO marked as in some
previous years, it is still considerable.
Kansas shows the greatest increase, the
number being rs, while Illinois follows
with gain of n. 1t is curious to notice
that New York, the scene of so much DO
litical activity during the last campaign,
should have only about one-third as many
new papers as the State of Pennsylvania
AS an index to the comparative growth
and prosperity of different sections of the
country, especially the Territories, the
number of new papers forms an interest
ing study, and may well occupy the at
tention of the curious.
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A CURE FOR CANCER.


The Milwaukee Democrat states that
some months ago Mr.. T. B. Mason, who
keeps a music store on Wisconsin street,
ascertained that he had cancer on his
face tho size of pin. 1t was cut out by
DR.. Walcott and the wound partially
healed. Subsequently it grew again, and
while he was at Cincinnati on business it
attained the size of hickory-nut. He
remained there since Christmas under
treatment, and is now perfectly cured.
The process is this: A piece of sticking
plaster was put over the cancer, with
circular piece cut out of the centre little
larger than the cancer, SO that the cancer
and small circular rim Of healthy skin
next to it was exposed. Then plaster
made of chloride of zinc, blood-root and
wheat -four was spread on piece of mus
lin the size of the circular opening aud
applied to the cancer for twenty-four
hours. On removing it the cancer will
be found burnt into and appear of the
color and hardness Of an old shoe sole,
and the circular rim outside of it will ap.
pear white and parboiled, as if scalded
by hot steam. The wound is now dressed
and the outside rim soon separates, and
the cancer comes out in hard lump and
the place heals up. The plaster kills the
cancer, SO that it sloughs out like dead
flesh and never grows again.