Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-11-03
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do Snhhriotts Corday, the sad faced IAN.
der,hearted peasant girl IN w., W.
actl ny one desperate
p. 9iekIened by the saturpalia ~ IL,
french revolution, and moved a. I,ie
loh ~ nobespierre and Marat yyaro
leading the flower Of France 10 liz o %Sie
lotihe' she determined that ala 49,
~. an end 10 Marat's bloody reign. 0'''e
a. mAtht mad demanded two bnndrad
'"g NJ victims for the guillotinei
nc proposed TO kill Of the enemies "a
'A Ha netoiution TO make it perpetuall
-. 70 wonder 1t fired the blood OF this
patriotic peasant maidl sHt'
aihihg access TO his closely guarded
quarters ny snbterfuge. she fonnd him
~ ms hath,' even then inerornhIa aaJ
Ewing written directions for further
ne asked her the names Of the ;n;m-
ieal deputies who had taken refuoe II
Saen. She told him, and he grota
them down. THAT is WE'LL Befora :
week Is over they shall all be bronebt
TO the gnillotine, +"
AZ these words, Charlotte drew from
her bosom the knife, and PLUNGED -
WIN supernatural force up 10 the biIt in
the heart OF Maat. -
Come 10 me, my dear friend co,,a
20 me. cried Marat. and expired ma,
the blow!
In the corcomn gallery At Washing.
toh y lannon's painting Of Charlotte
~ as behind the prison bars
tie day before her execution.
III a titasiffs..r
hotToE Tor her suffering country, and Of
enemies. =
>, What a lesson in this tragic storyl
Two hundred, nay, five hundred thou
s4nd people would Marat have sacrificed
70 ms nnholy passion OF powerl
Melhodh are quite as murderous and
lne9ofahie As men, aud they number
thsir victims by the millions.
The page Of history Is full Of murders
hy authority and hy mistaken ideasl In
the practice Of medicine alone how many
hundreds Of millions have been allowed
70 dle And as many more killed by un-
!aStihable bigotry and by bunslingl
bnt the ags Is bettering. Men and
methods arc improving. A few years
ago u was worth ones professional life
10 advise OF permit the use Of proprie.
tArY medicine. To-day there are not
two physicians In any town in this conn
Try Who do not regularly prescribe some
form OF proprietary remedy
II. II. Warner, famed all over the
world a. tic discoyerer Of Warmers safe
cure, began hunting up the old RENE
dies 81 the Log Cabin DAYS: after long
aud patient research he succeeded In Sc.
caring some Of the most valuable,
among family records, and called them
Warmers Log Cabin remedies the sim
Pic preparations 81 roots. leaves, bal.
saaa aud herbs which were the success
tnl RiABdi}E 81 our grandmothers.
These simple, old,faRlioned sarKapaFilla.
hGrs and huchu, cough and consimp.
iiun aud other remedies have struck a
popular chord and nre III extraordinary
demand all over tha land They are
nul ilr untriei and imaginary remedies
81 satHo dahbier chemist intent on max
ing money. bat the long.konght princi-
p!rs Of iiiu healing art which for gen
rraitans kept our ancestors in perfect
hcaiils. put forth for the good Of hu-
mainly by ono who IL known an over
tho world ~ a philRnthropist lover Of
hts fellow man whose name il q guar
aniec Of tie highest standard Of excel.
lcncc.
The preparations are Of decided and
known influence over disease, and rs in
the hands of cur grandmother they
raised M the sick. cured the lame, and
bound M tie wounds Of death. - in
their new form but oiden power rs Log
Cabin remedies. ihoy are sure 81 prove
tho healing ~ tho nations
CurlAy did tho world an incalculahlc
service in Kidding France Of the bigo;ei
and mur,icrous Marat. Just as this man
IL doing humanity service 10y rc.intro.
ducing 30 the world the simpler aud
better methods Of our ancestors