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Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-02-03
Imi,atIor. Of Enrii.h s-eIldom.

ltog X tHsas ~ Tin
Newport is to the rest OF America much
what Louis XIV is TO Zen amin Frank.
lin When one sees q fair lady driven
about In 8 carriage with four horses. the
leaders ridden by postillions, and with
two footmcn standing up behind one rubs
one eyes and looks again 10 sae II We are
not somewhere else. anywhere else than
in republican America And when one
bears ser ant address very common.
place looking young mac with Yes my
lord one hesitates 10 believe In the per
mauence Of democratic institutions Bos-
ton is one thing. New York is Another,
and hiladelphis is another, but Newport
is the essence Of all Like the French
cook who wanted nifty hams in order u
get Juice 10 make sauce enough for one
salad dressing, 20 Newport takes many
cities in order to get the essence Of lis
summer friyolty.
! went to Newport with q man who wa
very much irritsted by all he saw. The
hunkeys and servants. the parade OF
wealth on every hand struck him rs in
congruous The appearance Of 3 young
man al the Casino dressed in q beautiful
fitting suit Of white duck. with q pink
shirt and white collar. a light pink neck
cloth and ligh; pink ribbon around his
hal and pink flower in his button hole.
made my frieud wretchei He wanted 10
throw water on him and did not cease his
bitter speeches till the young man ci.ap
peared
Bdt Why so' had no more desire to
spoil him Than I should have 10 catch a
butterfly and tear cne Of its wings II
= certain number Of men and women are
willing To 90 to Newport aud bear great
expenses 10 make the place beautiful for
my amusement why should | gibe at
them These people cannot do anything
else Why lie angry ai a over because
II cznnot q < witt a spades IL always
seems 10 me that 3 man who Is quite con
tent siih his own position, aud the hon
esiy and usefulness OF his own work would
not be irritsied by the o cupations OF
other people There ], tsint Of jealousy
10 this dislike nf butterf les What yon
are quite indifferent Ioyuu cannot dislike.
and you caunot love.
IL Is those who neither hate US nor love
US who torture us me :; successfully. And
| fancy the III concealed indifference OF
these fAshi nabe people is what most ir
ritated my friend lie wss nothing 10 them
and he did not ike Il was nothing TO
them and did not care the price Of q
herring whether wHs or not And II
you are going to Newport WITH all sorts
OF pre- ,udices Of democratic kind in
your heal you had better stop at home
AZ well 60 10 zee Hamlet with an In.
tense dislike of ghosts or to see Irving
with temper alive 20 faults of manner.
Everything IN this world Is to be taken
with \ thorough understanding before
hand that IL viii TASTE better at some time
or other
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-02-03
DRUGGISTS NOT ALWAYS sL.x ,sLs
Errors Sometimes Nsde by Physicians In
Wtitiag +" PRESCRIPTIONS

VFtAnA Frs-cstptton%
IFr.ekiya Unian
1T Is not only Ia deadly poison that
the errors are made. but other t-.gs -
well Heres prescription calling for .
two ounce mixture thai contains an ounce
Of guiuiae sulphAie and gives e table
spoOafpi a. q dcs~. or aNout twenty
grains Of yniaine ! dis ensed one drachm,
o; about sixty grains. in the whole mix.
ture. llete Il smother prescription calliag
for forty grains u phosphorus. 10 be di
Sidei into twenty pills. making two grains
foT q do~e | pat in two grains. making
the dose oae-IeRth grain The maximum
dose Is about OHe fourth grain. iere Is
smother calling fuT morphine suiphale.
one half oaRoa. with no tu=ther direc
Iions Questioned the man who bought
it and he tod me It Was for his child so
! gave him nAgnesiA selphaie, ~ EPSON
szl,s
"A well known physician gave = pre-.
scgiPIioR that Was brought 10 me 70 nll
II called for AcOBits rooI oae half ounce
siIk diryCitoBs : teaspoonful told The
m-sscnseF who brought IL that Il would
be fiRshsd In lhrec quarters Of an hour
That gave me time 10 sehd for the physi
e4Aa. Who Sas Ia rage because OF the
desay In aliias The prescription Ills sn.
ger iacrtasei ~brh ! tired 30 explain 10
kin. sai be sad hs kneS what be xAs
sboaI and would not hsve agy outside
tassffereacp After be cooled OF a
iaTard oat just as ! eNpccted He in
tsaiei lhHg the irasPosniui Of medicine
~As % b. pat 10 a IumhlcT Of water and .
te1spocafai q thai tAksn every hour.
bal sas diTrCisvBs merely stated o yes
sEoohfal ~bich Of cuQrsc Rosai IN,
4gsasity Of msitins The mAximgm
dbss 4 AcuhilS gp0i = abost ten drops.
sud thst - The reason | CslioI the doctor.
lie dAth lkaak ne biL kuWe, et hat
sasd be SOuid .sad no more prescriptions
% me-
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chtid o3 fsS nsE lhs dose Of ons grain
sEFacs of t-,lsdsBRa aud rrp-as every
80 hcsrN The mANtmam dose fos an
sial 500 yrsinS { corrected The pFe
sef ptie1 ~ ths{ th-y Sas one grain IN
- ~hetc sltAtBrr
IasFs sru mAat errors made by physA
gtAns IN coafouadsng hydrargyram
ssshsoTsir % corrosive sahiimSie With
NJ .nsfess4sr hydFarEyrum chloride. ~
essssavl hsvt mory than once cor
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phals SAs Eresrrihsd .aslesi ei gaiaiRs
slsiPasis au4i thrfv q oas physician whose
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sad 100 o. shFve eTrsrs IN eas of his pre-
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Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-02-03
rHs sLow-auS OF Tas pYAks.
The ssm pitsa" and sts foisssed Ar
rss-a Weapon silent and Deadly

~ Ah1rafao ~ III
A peculiar weapon. snd one whose
like VIC have not yet seen. is the -sumpi
tau or blow gun Of the Dysks This
weapon Is a toeg. straight. and polished
tube ot heavy wood about eigbt feet long
and an inch OF two In diameter. bored
out with The utmost care, customarily OF.
nsmensed with tweed patterns and often
surrounded nj the end with metal At
The end. lssbed 10 the side in sneh a way
IS not TO interfere with the main use Of
the weapon. is often found a spear head.
giving the sumpiiau two fold use. and
showing Us that IL vas after ali no eau
cAx,sn who frst invented the bs oael
The sumpitsu shoots poisoned arrow
This II onls about six OF eight incbe-
long. and ss thick as q heavy daruinx
needle. being frequently only a large
thorn. At its base secret of the force
with which II csn be blOwn-it has q III,
tie wad or lell Of pith. which just hts the
caliber throughout
The tip OF this tiny arrow is poisoned.
Rev Mr. Wood thinks. with the juice OF
the deAdy y native upss tree. but in this he
Il MT necessarily right Mr.. arl Book
Who Is perhaps the only traveller Of not.
who ever saw the process Of preparing tn.
arrows, thus describes what be Observed
among the Poonans of the interior
They had 9 bundle OF arrows by their
side and as soon as the poisonous matter
wac hot. they took small quantity and
sInssFed II over q wooden plate, BY means
Of q wooden instrument resembling q pes
tie till the plate was covered with thick
layer Then taking an arrow. they rolled
the head across the plate. so that Il became
coated with the pasty matter. Next they
made spiral incision in the arrow head.
and again rolled IL over tho plata
What this arrow POISON is made Of /
could Dever ascertain. Notwithstanding all
my inquiries on the spot II certainly
contained nicotine, which the Dyaks col,
lect from their pipes when they get foul
after smoking
Many scientific men Of Europe have at.
tempted the discovery OF the nature Of
this poison. but have failed; nor has an
sntidote beea discovered which is more
certain than The common treatment for a
snake bite-copious drsughts of spirits
and abundant exercise with cauierization
Of the wound IL Is probable that differ.
ent pois ms are used
The wound Of this tiny arrow is usually
within few minutes fatal 10 animal or
man. The brayest troops dread 10 march
against an enemy 80 armed; for the.hidden
foe, using weapon parfect.y silent teven
RsTs ~ shss We bsw ss3 ApeAs css ssssp
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-02-03
c-libsey in France

The number Of adult unmarried persons
In rance is ceastsntly increasing. In
recent statistics presented TO the Accidents
de Medicine il appears thai Ia the year
ii70 they numbered ls0. while in 1885
they are found TO be in the proportion Of
"a per .00J inhsbilAnts The avera se
age At which French people marry is high.
being 2si years for men and 81 for
women nmsrricd men are more M
merous in the frontier departments and
women in those of the center Of France
Large cities promote celibzcy Grimes,
ieaihs from diseases and suicides are pro
portionaiely larger in the unmarried por
tion of the population
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-02-03

undiscovered u easy distance. ana stay
dozen men before mis- location can be de
teFmined- IL Is strange. TOO. al what range
this weapon is fatal At forty or nifty wards
the native can use it with perfect accuracy
aud can even do execution al sey enty five
to 100 yards distance almost incredible
English sailors soon learned TO dread the
canoe attacks of these fierce pirates who
came on with their pea shooters, and
blew 8 perfect cloud Of death darts
through every Granny OF the ships de
fences
The Dyak uses the sumpiisu as hunt
ing weapon. for which its perfect silence
renders II the more seryiceable, Most of
his game is killed with It, He cuts out
an inch or so of the flesh from about the
tiny wound, and then eats the animal with
perfect impunily. The poison seems not
TO g. ect the remainder of the body st all.
The elect Of this poison Is supposed to he
. stoppage of the action Of the heart
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-02-03

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Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-02-03
Queer Experiment. With Drugs.

At the recent French conference for
the advancement Of science some interest
ing experiments were made on hysterical
patients with drugs which were not sctu
ally administered. bat were piAc-d at the
back Of the patients heads, and were used
without their knowledge nder these
circumstances opium produced sleep.
alcohol produced drunkenness and sb
sinths brough, on psral sis OF the legs
In women. camphor gave rise to religious
ecstscy. and in men commissions MAJ
drugs were employed. and all Of them
gave their Characteristic effects though
they were all contained in viAls or
wrapped in paper.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-02-03


The schemes of "SmaiI Farm Com.
peny- In England Is already assuming
definite shape The general scope Of the
company will be TO buy up land and TO
re sell il In sgall parcels by a system of
annual payments In so doing the com
pany will. 1t Is hoped. meet The particular
wants Of several c asses OF people-such
for instance. as the following: Q) Com
munities of agricultural laborers. each Of
whom would own separate plots. but who
would be able to use horses. plows. etc ..
In common ~ Small farmers, willing
10 farm holdings Of not more than thirty
acres 49, Tradesmen aud other immi
grants from aeighboring towns wishing 90
add TO their resources by various kinds Of
petite culture. market gardening. bee
keeping. poultry breeding. and the like
IL is an excellent scheme. and its progress
deserves to be watched with close aud
pra rtical interest
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-02-03
Te., ng steel Plate

In tests made by the Detroit Dry Dock
company q ball OF iron weighing $50
pounds was dropped from height Of
thirty.hse feet on plate three sixeeHths
Of an inch thick The blow made bulge
in the plate that extended twenty inches
into the ground but the plate was not
broken The plan was then turned over
snd the bal dropped on the bulge This
was repested i've times. and then the plate
was not broken. but when the hall WIS
dropped on an iron plate half inch thick
the plate was broken At the first blow
These tests show plainly that thin steel
plates are not OILY su ,ticiently strong. but
that their elasticity would make them far
superior to wood for building even the
toughest barge
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-02-03

Var Ace accent and infection have come
INTO fashion among The London srisio
erxts IL Is freak that may
and may not last An acauaint
ance OF Lord iyunraven attributes
to him the AmercaniLed talk Of mis- par
ticular set and the marquis Of Lorne and
Earl Du ferin. aided by their wives, are
supposed to have taken back from Can.
ada an American manner of utterance
These examples could not fail to be DO
tent 10 Loudoa, aud the novelty seems to
have proved captivating.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-02-03
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Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-02-03

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Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-02-03
VIII Mcdonald.

80 DearoOn ST., Chicago. gratefully ae
know ledgts cure of Eczema. or Salt Rhuem
on head. neck. face. arms aud legs for seven
teen years: not able 10 walk except on hand
and knees for one year; nos able 20 help him
dies; doctors pronounced his case hopeless;
permanently cured by CutIeure Resolyeni
Blood Purifier internally, ana Cuticura aud
Cuticurs Soap the great skin cures eXter
nAlly.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-02-03
A Newly Discovered Insect. -


II Is said TO be as true as preaching that
the british scientists sitting in convention
were deceived by newly discovered In,
sect A lean. with two eyes of small
beads and legs of small fibers, was placed
on plate covered with wine glass, and
passed around for inspection The ~vicia
fab& was received with laughter.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-02-03

The ooChincsl used 10 Dc an extensive
article Il cosnmerCe and brought a reye
que 81 ssrrAl millions TO GuaiemaIs
ever year. Sut the cbespness Of the ana
line d, - has driven Is out Of the market
and nowadays II is cultivated only for
loctl consumption. and extensively used
hy the natives, whose cotton and wooden
fabrics arc Ezyly dyed, and the eolorx win
sand any amount Of water or sun
The UOchineai isa lRTVF which feeds
Hoa the Pulpy leaf of that species of
raStus known a. the nopal and IN its
natural .iate locks like frost or mold
The natives lzFeiu y scrspe ii of into
goard-, sud the cells being full Of purple
blood IL mskes 4 liquid OF the deepest
color ~hcn The mass Is crushed For 200
years u was the base Of dye stufTs all over
the world. and thousands Of people were
engaged In iis cultivation Untfl 1870 the
shipments from Guatemala amounted 10
800. Ooo or 100. 900 pounds each ear. bu;
In 1884 the export had fallen 70 / 500
pounds
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-02-03

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Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-02-03
Boat Under.tapd Pictures.

The savages Of central Africa have
great keenness of vision. but II Is curl
Gus fact thai If they are shown picture
In an illustrated newspaper they see
nothing at first but black and white,
although they gradually begin to per.
ceive the lines Of the picture
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-02-03

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Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-02-03

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Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-02-03

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Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-02-03
Be~IIdered by the Figures.

1t Is stated on good authority that an
average Of about one clerk per year 10
the bureau of statistics is driven to
insanity BY the work OF the bureau
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-02-03

John H. Parnell the Georgia brother
Of the sgi,stor. says that the secret Of the
latter's success. Is = silent tongue and Q
wstchful eye
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-02-03

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Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-02-03

Canadian canoes are establishing them.
selves on the Thames, and promise to
share with the more capacious steam.
launch the honors OF popular fayoriiism
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-02-03
Chas. Houghton. Esq.

Lawyer. y State street, Boston, reports a
case Of Eczema under his observation for ten
years. which covered the PATIENTS body and
limbs. and To which all known methods OF
treatment had been applied without benent.
which was completely and solely cured by the
cuticuEs Remedies.ieasiug clear and healthy
skin