Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1885-06-04
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handed a reporter, the 'othhdi Z
er day, slip ofdpaperl askingshines ill.l i. 1 1
he wonId not publish, it,for the bel i
fit, Of the public. 1t was ifonnd ito be ]
a simple but eaecti3e .cnre 4for that !
slog days3terror, hydrophobia. jTbssI1
cure, which great experience !, halssz|a ls 4
proved torbel sinEallible,i isl!nothing, /
rnoro,than asrootaoftaa common wee -
ykpown.yas eiecampane, stepped in ss
milk Elecampape grows lin great to i|s
proluaion along many country roads =
in This and Rensselaer, counties L 4
.liae powerful medicinal qualities
imilkgisi well known stos beg q epeci
io,, many noisons.lu The manner Oh
i.adminiatering,the 4anti,iote Twill iher heeiri,
learned sbAa perusal, of the following. s..
history OF this simple and wonderful 4 !
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ours: sii Of bss2ss q bsidiogqa STAIN
ttl In Chester county, Ps.olived a Ger .is ~
man named Joseph, Emery, who psedd seeddelIil!! III!
to. be sent for far and awideighen anyI.lIa
,one1had1 been bitten BY aaorabid ami sts &
mals aHeawentItol chisspatient aearry;., 4 q q
Eings something's understood ato be ala ala
root which he, himself dug iRa The II q
woods. Lille, MIXED a pint ofumilkks *
.nesh irom4he cow, ipptAhearoo oosi2ts gE
it, boiled il, gave it ttolithe pat
.lastipgi made him i fast fast,,l after tai {
it, gave second second ps9aTT ps9aTTthi!Fsd dosS I l
alternate days. and and never iolailedS
efIscting q aayccfulBEa,oo cuEsa, In I'M some WaEs
IS cret transpired, and the rootl,as
known to be elecampane. ,.S sir
ai The story, tor. current in the country a pEn
wa was that an old German made The S.
iiseov discovery in tie days Of Penn, ars.
I applied to the PennsYl Ylyaniaa Legisls:
3t5ir ture for lfi; ( grant of $500 for making I 81
his secret public. Ell His ,s:tfs otfsr +, Eas(
I treated with contempt, and he resoly yfase|
ed that his secret should die y '9lthtbE|assll htb|ssl
hin, But a ,dIupken son knew V 81, 81 II
wrote out the reeire, making g, mum - n i,
Der Of copies and tried 10 sell them 8 8
at at one dollar apiece. He only ENC 81 81
cceeded in selling two. one Of tEese 70. TO sa
Inc N man who made snch effective use Ish
of it. So we'll did he establish Fl thslll
local reputation Of his specific thatIin 81 s
lis bneiighborhood folks we're noAIiB
afraid iOf mad dogs. This man never lsh
failed 10 cure Of prevent hydfopho; 1aa IS
bin. In one case the spasms hadsbes i,
gun before the first dosc was given, d
and the patient recovered. sa|:n 81
8 3. el.lsi.<JT'as;ss
WAsillNGroN, l. May 2l.-T['h5.sa friends lie il
of Blaine say The election Of Of, Logan
canLot advance his fortunes as the, f
Republican candidate in 1888; thut %
Logan cannot separate himself from "
the old ticket, and that if be ia u can t
aidate in a national campaign. again o
t,it can can only be as it was last year. n
There is no doubt that the Blaine t
leaders here believe the old ticket
c.n / be ren1Iomninatrd. They talk that r
sort OF thing openly. A number OF a
The Western leaders have been on u
here paying visits in the line Of this q
policy. Mr.. Medill, editor Of the
Chicago Efiibaae, who has been here i
for number Of days, and who dined j
recently with Mr.. Blaine, believes id 4
renomlinating the oIdticket. Charles /
Emory Smith, editor Of the Phlladsl
rhra Press, who 10 was here two or Lhre {
days ago, is an ardent, advocate Of j
the old ticket. General Logan i a,
candidate for the first place this time {
and it is very Improbable that he
will look with favor upon the plan OF
the Blaine people. -. (
Among the Democrats the talk Is
all of Mr.. Clevelend. The friends OF
the President expect to see HIM re- r i
nominated as a matter Of course, and
re r elected without any trouble. AL
: though the administration is in its!
first year. the polite ans are very bu
, sy in talking about the future. sena34
tor Sherman will not withdraw from
! the, {, canvass for re election. He does.
+ not intend to be candidate fol, the
GovesIrnorship this fall. The contest
: in . Ohio will mainly interest him
81 through the fact that the Legislature
r Which viii elect Senator is to be
chosen this fall.-N. I. WUM:
! spartanbufg ?Herald:"Wo ia be.
I ingi vigorously pushed forward on the
q! Asheville and spartanburg road. f've7
: miles of the2line from Ashevil!e this
Y way are reported, ready ior.the tiesl
= 'andairon, ,and lG5 hands are now att
b. work on the road. The -"big fill"
IL lis the only serious impedimeut, andtf
d as many hands are at work there as
e can operate. We understand tha4
q, owing TO some hitch lnithe arrangel
is menta, Inman refused to furnish ting
:. money as was anticipated, and tho