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Decorah-posten., 1888-12-12
On marietta Wabcnbarelje,

Der friuer fig BELT fra 1916, men iom
tiolisere life bar uaret alminbelis fienbt,
omtales M / IuenIfe Npiier. Sen 3Oie
Ipril / naunte Nar ~iOrliite bet lpenIte
8riSslflb "8arlsfrona" peb 8ap Sra
tanlas / ben megifanife Sust, "aarlss
tronas" @bef, @uitaf Of &lint, MATTE,
oa ban uofommanoerebes, afbrpbe ct
ijeoibenfabelist Irbeibe, Tom ban par
ips'ellat meo, ps bppri ban unberits.te=
bes al Ouerlereren peo Stpdbplms Gas
pisatiOns STOLE, auptein Sssielbt. 9a
be TO lfiltes, ptreoe Stint: "Sm nosen
ulptfe lfuloe 9rnbe, iaa fulofsr nit
8erf! Sun meb ben gisbeb fan ies bs
rolist", ucsiueren al Stodbolmsblaz
bet "5isarp", @eors 2unbitrsm, Der en-
Sio iwenere bar Glen al Iapisationslfoz
len os feroeoes / Sgsfelots ISus, for
teller III / fit Blao, at en- 4pelo, ba
Sssielot bar saaet inb i fit Soueperelie,
os bans Suitru iao isjen / 0aslisituen
iamnleu meo nOsle Nuuisationseleper
os Sjsoificerer, f%ortalte bun til oisie
f%Dlsenoe: On Scat / Wibten at 4Os
Gareae, ba Sssfelot laa / fit Sopeue,
relic os bun ielu / ct ~tilitpbenbe &um,
Iatte ban plnoielis / ct bsit Stris. gun
fob up ps git ino / bans @arelie, buur
bun efter at baue tanbt 2ps, fanot bam
lissenoe / i'm Sens meo aabne gine,
men tilipneluoenoe aanosirqperenbe.
Oct parece lanse, fsr ban tom til lia
lelo, iaa ban mertepe benbes Nerpes
relie. San iasoe, at ban life bar ipa,
% at ban bar fulot uaasen, men ban
bah benoe blipe inbe % life tale eGer
rsre peS BAN, lda ifuloe ban mart for
Hare benoe, buprfor ban bapoe ifreaet.
San bapoe iom i9ouanlist isrit beIfiefs
tiset Jig meb fac S,uoier os bar cerpaa
iOunet ino. Slnoielis ipntes ban at Ie
ct fort Sap, bpOrpaa Der ietlebe ct
&rissiib. ct SInoitDo pelteoe bet
ouer paa Sioen, cs 5artsiet fantrebe %
ianf. RcnoIfabst ijempebe for fit Sip
I Bclserne, Saierne sreb benz meb fla
unosr Sieen, Der farpebes ROB al oeres
Blob. Sau iaa osiaa aap,ein Stint.
@n flor Snj sreb BAN % brus bam meb
FIG; men JON ueo en- iibite Gnhranselle
bapeoe ban Jig ODER 8anbet % raabte:
"SSsfelot, SSsielot! tanf paa nit
Sarf!" De ~optesnebe Dag % 9ime,
ba bette febe, os bolbt bet bemmeliat
Decorah-posten., 1888-12-12

VT VcrOcue0loum
inoebolbeuoe 143 giGeoer. Sisie SiQebsr
inbbefatter Wit, buao Der er fort % trpo.
tiat / belle yeroen. s, gr,: NQe Seroens
Serteres Ealaoier, Brosr, Monumeut,r
Ianofalo oiu. oiu. gf oisie napner Ri rcoIs
faa: Sperblif ODER Seruialen, Bethlehem
Monument pper Better ben Store, giueosr
fra 5prtist, tprfilfe Sultaners @raptamrs
Mem Yorf os Broptlpn Brpen, Iew gOr,
Bolt Office, oct Soioe S,us oip. oip. 2etts
er ben melt uomGtfebe Nlbum al Seroer
iom no9eniinoe bar pRret uo9ipet, og ben er
p9ro iaa me9et iom en- balu 9uiin andre
Nlbums, ipm lalges for IS Gents pr. Stptte.
Triien paa Dor ,r$l.50. ri bar osiaaNlbums.
iom inoebploer Yprtr9tter at ole Snbianer
Sguoinser / Nmerita. 9enne er messt pen,
% ole buroe bape ben. Tris SO Gents.
8i bar uosiuet rblsenbe 4 lmaa Serter /
bet norife Spro9: "Blomiternes Sprua'.
",ouab Ruppleon sjoroe paa Ct. Selenu",
Utilization meo ct GommetsrflGoe" %
Brplups Naratsiter." 9isie 4 Ierier alsns
buroe q parbt $l.00, iaa man fer, at oil,
iom er u9put cpentor, buroe bore pGrst
$500, men ION Sulesarer, o9 for at ale fan
faa Nuleonius til at ie Dem, oil ri De nqits
80 Guae iGlse allie ppennGpnte 8ub.
lifationer Tor fun en- Dollar, ellsr
bper or$5.00.
Seno Itrur ou ou albris pil iao en- iaaouu
Nnleonir9. Seno YOItal Note, bpis muliat,
yant gbed eler resifireret gieu suor %,
iaa al. 8. Sorserion & 50.
9od Dor 80, Tart Hlper, 9uf.
Decorah-posten., 1888-12-12
Decprab Dg Snlegn.
Ten lite December 1888.
Slocbran0.


Mat til 2crsbas, ontrent 81. Z pleo
Der abort Sraucularm, os BET pilte rs,
at :SIoen buiereoe siiteos Ben Sears
fore Slpd, men buur - bet bar 'Ilsen
let sag at aisisre. tbi en- tpt Sss'sile
aioree bet bsiii bet9nfelist at tran9e
frem isienuem @ansene. 3ilfott fanof
man bog, at Sloen MATTE bolSe til 'noe
i ct SeoaHutfe melem Gottorerne carts
wrisbts ps 7aplors aOutor. 3u bleu
mart bet Ssle Iuitet, uoen OF ipnoerlts
iior Sfaoe par anrettet; imiolertio tinoe
bet bog life ~unbsuaes, at noset Tauo %
R6s banebe fig Sei neo / Ben Sears
Sutif i fsrite Gtdse, bog Iaaleoes, at
Sarerne Der LED bsiit ubeipoel'st. GenIle
Sang iom elIers sloroe 8ranSfOmpas
nierue fine Saser subt. @runSen til
Sloens Spfumit tlenbes life.
Decorah-posten., 1888-12-12

inbtil pibere for life at uro 8linfs ia
mile. Men nusle Maaneoer oerefter
tom e~fterrstninsen ON "aarlsfronus"
1orlis, Der par aaaet for fig pua iumme
Maabe, iom Sssielbt bauoe iest Oct %
nsiastis paa famine 9io 3lcslors
Ifielen meIem be foritie[ise 29n9pes
oraoer taset meb i 8etrastnins.
Decorah-posten., 1888-12-12
Torpgclic al VcnGoner.

So's nosen Yerion Bnlfsr at anisse ON Ell
5orp9el'e Of lin BENTON. fan ban per Eoit
lenoe III Yrriions Certificate os Noresie III
mig. laa Hal Ie9 uoi9rbise en- 9ppIliation,
lom ban tan unoerte9ne for ben uRrmelte
Nreosoommer ener Notary Public. Seq
ltdl leroe Npplifaticnen % Beuiions Gerti
ltcate til BAN pr. Yolt.
Sfsl9e De npeite 9ooe % Deciiioner er
mango beretti9eoe til en- hDiere BENTON eno
Den. De tnar. Seno berior goers Certificate
I'll mig; BET folter intet at anisae. ba ieS
rororer ln9en Detailing, buls s life faar en-
6org9slle al Yenionen.
Goresler: u. Is. Shomp5or,
l32 BRETON, Wtinn
Decorah-posten., 1888-12-12
Nrpf. Wrefsnrihne har nnmn'

YroI. Sredsnrioge bar aumobet os
ON at iise til be 5uralore, Der bar
SSnner % Sslre pee DEBORAH Sniitute,
at ban baaber at ienbe Dem biem i
Wtibten Of NRarts meo en- mere frat
arOp, meS en- mere elaitiif Sang, meb
flarere zine os meo ct mere intelligent
I~niistsubtrpi enb be baube. ba be iom.
Decorah-posten., 1888-12-12
Tccorab Winomp Que. Jabrif

Tccorab Winom puc= Jabrtf
iOrtjener ct 8eiss af @nbuer, Der letter
Yris paa at ie en- sapnlis Bebrift / fulo
tripelis Sang % | Senberne paa ristis
bpstise 5olf. Oct er "ben samle Nm
mons Shop, Tom after er fommen til
sGte Os Sarolsbeo, os 9l9belist er bet
of ie, builfen Girfiombeo Der uofolbes.
&utloens imuttelte % iolibeite 8inb=
mDlIer saar no berfra, os iaa flor er
g'teripsrsielen os G%iietninSen, at So
brlfen, ifisnt Der benne 3ib Of Naret
life iuit ifuloe bore flor Rift efter ben
Slass Sare, bog bar fulot op al Beitil.
finger for be fsrite Bar Maaneber.
Seiipreren af bet Sele er Scr. Beta
luap, en- Manb meo en- ierlis 8esauelie
paa Wefanifens Smraabe; ban bar for
uben 81 Ssrfitebst anpenbie Batenter
osiaa uotuset lere, ps gllt tpber paa, at
ban bar noaet bet Maal, ban latte fig,
ba ban Opertos lin insenlunbe lette
Sitting, nemlis at lepere be melt prof,
tilte % met iolioe YinbmplIer til ben
laueit mulise Yris. Man mao ie ben
af bam anpenote Dtefanisme, for at
operbeuiie fig ON, bpor iinoris ben er,
% Ie I, Or buor letpinbt, os meb buor
rinse uosifter @alninseu al Mslernes
SinsesS iul foresaar; os bog bliuer
benne lanst %srunoisere, enb ON en- Mas
Ter Tube foretase ben meb lin 8oIt.
Oct 9r9materiale, Der anpsnbes, bar
man fnapt ieet Mase til | nosen anoen
Beorift ter; bet 9emmer, bporai 3aar>
nene iammeni9ttes, er iaa tlnst, at
man neppe pil fuune ioreiiiIIe fla bet,
% laa sjennemtr9n9t al 9pri % Sar>
pr, at bet moo funne trobIe Gsir %
@ine / Here Wenne fealore. MaIfine.
riet er fra fsrit til iibIt al bet allerbeote
pa aaerbeniistmesiisite, Dor 1io fan
opuiie, % Scr. @eitatplp bar pioit at
fuoe Ilbsioere, Der bper paa fit Self
fan f%orioare fin Yuit, s Stsberiet bsrs
Ter en- trapl 8irtiOmbeo, % osina Der
er Ilt inbrettet paa en- m9rfelis pratt
tin Wdabe; Der iinbes allsrebe en- betp,
oelis M9nsbe Wobeler.
Soruoen Sabrifation al 8inompQsr
f%pritaar psiaa Wr. @eita,plp at lsie
mango andre m~efanife Yroblemer. Saas
lebes bar ban erbolot Yatent paa ct
Gpparat for Spheonins al 9prenes
Sriffeuano ON. Slnteren, bpilfet bin.
Der ~alminbslis GHerfjenoelie, % bporai
Der alereoe er iOlst en- flor Mensbe.
Gi bill raabe gle % gnbper, Der
interesierer fig for at ie en- 5abrif, maj
fan sl9oe fig pper, at saa berben ps tase
Nlt ! GLENN, eller, ON man insen Nns
leoning bar BERTH, ba at ienoe eiter en-
aatalos, Der faces gratis os siuer fulb
8eIfeb ON Iinompner.
8ebsusr man iuit life netop MI en-
8inbmplle, fan bog ben 1io fomn,e, ps
% er bet sobt at uibe, buur ma ifal
benpenee Jig for at faa ben bebite, ben
iolieeite o. ben biulste, TIL iOm FABIAN
amer ui, efler Dor beoite Sperbepisnins,
Seeprab MsIen at pare.
&%ompuniets Gbef er Mr. 2pu Yearb,
os @nbper. Der fienosr bans Guersi %
5Oretasiombeos Ianb, oil funne for
itan. at 5orretninsen i bam bar en-
Sigtte, Der life ipister.
9eite er intet betalt Iuertisie
ment nj ffriuer bet, fOroi ri mener Del,
% foroi ri pirfelis tror, at bette Sore.
tasenoe FOREIGNER al mulis Spmuutrins
os brcerlts Omtale.
Seno efter 8atalog til "Secorab
@inomia Co., 9ecorab, Soma.
Decorah-posten., 1888-12-12
NDt! NDt!.s q. ss, ...sy r,,,..

-, -. GET en- nor ifpripnlnn
az 'mpcrteret Siriuepapir, Ga for at rrS"t
eere Dor ISorlpntra. oil pi iGlae IL yr, =,
aun.s nls 10 CT l!ise, mso ct pent Ysrs 90
sIpoiter,f Slomiter ior 25 Gents. cent
iIrat' Set oil lille pare lRnae. 86 Sins,
mpt aaialo3 az mniiialfe ,,nItnmentsr
alpunls olp. Seno 5rim9rter.
\. seahman & Con.
Ninniappl,s, Ninu.
Decorah-posten., 1888-12-12
Gn ~fortoffet Yeberlpsno iaa tilfa

Gn foritoffet Yeberiusno iaa tilfal'
oiapis en- Dame betraste ct Maleri, Der
foreitiQebe en- Manb, fn9lenoe for en-
itipn 8pinoe, ps uobrso inoisneret
"5sr ifs bsisbe &ne for en- &uinoe, fsr
gift jes beIer ben os banste mig! Error
0e life osiaa, bet piloe p9re beore,
5rue?"
"0et pilbe iiffert pere 6ebre for 9as
men," bar bet larfaItlIfe Spar.
Decorah-posten., 1888-12-12

Gre SilIeloe al 6iernsbploer er
iaar bslbreoet / England berpeo at
S~ierneifalen er aabnet % 8arfen temi
ub. S~e!brepelie af Bploer, imaa Sanos
poier os 5iernelieu al B%enitpfter us Zig
nenoe, iom irriterer Sjernen, fan MI
aniees iom mulise 5Ormaal for en- BEL
big 8ebdnblins. Den tirursiife 9esez
flnit sisr itaois npe, fsr uuneoe 5rem=
Ifript.
Decorah-posten., 1888-12-12

Gn 0anoslsmano fit iOrleoen Sag
ct Breu fra fin Sanoelsbetients aone,
bpori bun ifreu: "unofplb, at min
Manb life fommer / 8utifen ibas. Gan
bsoe isaarfpalo."
Decorah-posten., 1888-12-12

Gn itpg Slnicl. 9isseren (til en-
Dame, Der bar luttet op, oa ban rim
seoe): @iuer Be mig life npset, iaa
anbefaler ies Dem til mine 8oneser =
iaa iful 81 ie, buao 9eres alpfteitrens
faar at beitiae!
Decorah-posten., 1888-12-12
Sim WrSt 100000 Ncrss 70

(Xn0 ySPff IS,UUU,OOH Ncres %
Nv Montana Suoianer Ge
lerpation O. 8reat Saans, st Benton, gs
ltnntbolne o9 Glasgow er netpp aabuet Tor
Settlt19. Oct er rist paa Minerali 7 os
anl, Sapne9an9e o9 N9erbrrsslano al BET
ailerbeolte Sla9s. Nnlebnlnsen til at tlert
Sen9e er tore Der eno p1a npset anbsi
Steo ! De 5oreneoe Stater. yiu er bet ben
rette 2to til at uoisse fig ct Siem. 6or
Stletprtier, aurter % andre OplpsHtn9er
henoenoer man zig til 6. w. 8arren, 8en.
Nasl. gaent, ct. ~, W. &. W. &'p e.
Youl, Dtinn. 87.tf
Decorah-posten., 1888-12-12

Snrfiif al aler bebite Slass hos
~p|I'I' 5reo. 8. Soieutbol. 1l@
Decorah-posten., 1888-12-12
Smlegaper tor MQe.
ct W~erocnSaIbut1t

Si bar uetop uosipet islsence aunItppr
Decorah-posten., 1888-12-12
@ar DC Ycnge til at laanc M

mob Slftsrheo | oponrfebe ssarme / Grant
eountp; 9ofota, 'aa "TRIP til u. s. @tbion
IT., Mtlbanf, 9afota. 12tf
Decorah-posten., 1888-12-12

gDgbueDemel, s'as9: e sss.0.
Brtd Gheeie hos Sreb &. &%oientbal. 1874
, 1888-05-17
DAVENPORT NOTES.

BUILDING, RAILRoADING AND FARMING.
Editor Daily Review:
There are several buildings going up
here at the present time. Frank
Brothers, of Portland, are building II
large implement house on Morgan
street. Messrs. Hay & Grutt, Of Wis
consin, are building large store on
Harker street, where they intend to
open up "A large stock of general mer-
chandise. There are no less than
twenty buildings in immediate con-
temptation and process OF construction
ut present writing.
A great many strangers arrive here
most every day for the purpose of
specializing in real property or enter
ing into business.
A handsoms office is being erected
for Messrs. May Il Ross, who intend to
embark in the real estate and loan
business.
On an average fifteen to twenty emf
grant wagons per day pass Though
here on their way to the Big Bend.
There is reliable information re.
ceived here that the managers OF the
Seattle, Lake Shore and Eastern rail-
road are down in the rocks south OF
Davenport seeking suitable location
for q second Belmont in the Big Bend
country. The people here will sympa-
thize with the stockholders Of that
line If they build on the present sur
vey, sandwiched as i, will be between
two lines of The Northern Pacific rail-
road,
Chief Engineer Jameson, of the
Northern Pacific railroad, passed
through here for the west last week,
securing the right of way for that
road.
Farmers are greatly in need of rain
in this section of the country, and un-
less we have it soon there will be II
light crop this year. X.
, 1888-05-17

dorsing the proposition to furnish you
with 10000 stand Of Garibaldi rifles
just imported, for which he could
vouch, was in the Office where these
papers were found. The, correspond
ence of G. L. Fallandingam from
Windsor, Canada West, assuring you
our people will fight and that he is
ready and fixing point 'on the Lima
road at which TO meet YOU was in
the office where these papers were
found. The correspondence of JOS
eph Restine, auditor OF state, declar-
ing that'he would like to see all demo.
Gratis unite in open and bold resistance
to all attempts to keep ours united
people "'by force Of steeI,"' and that
"this was u war against democracy
WAS in the Office where these papers
were found, The correspondence OF
8. Hardesty, who wants you TO have
that 100000 men ready, as we don't
know how soon we shall need them,'
WAS in the Office where this ritual WAS
found. The correspondence OF i. j.
Bin ham, who asks II you think the
south has resources enough to keep
the Union forces at bay, and says that
you must have sources OF information
which he has not, was in the office
where these papers were found. These
are some OF the circumstances. And
yet 1 cheerfully accept your denial,
and 30 respond, as you request, that
the people may know the truth.
"HENRY b. DARLINGTON"
, 1888-05-17
OAkES SDALE.
Interesting Notes on the Wheat
Railroad and Building Outlook.

Interesting Notes on the Wheat
Railroad and Building Outlook.
OAKEsDALE, May Id, 18S8.--Nice
and warm and everything growing
fine.
New buildings are going up in all
directions and all classes of workmen
are busy.
The sthool house is almost complet-
ed. 1t is good job Of work and will
make nice appearance when conf
pleted.
Us. Marney will at once erect u
hotel opposite the depot.
DR.. Baker has been on the sick list
the past ten days, but is now on the
streets again.
There will be large church build.
ing erected as soon as the material can
be got on the ground.
Cashup Davis is having his aerial
hotel erected on the summit of SteptOe
Butte. He will have it all completed
by the 4th of July, and will have u
grand celebration and dinner. Oaks
dale is the nearest point from the rail
road, being only six miles distant.
the o. X. & N. surveyors are near
town, locating their roads. Who can
any longer doubt that Oaksdale is the
coming town of the great Palouse
country. 1t is now the great wheat
center.
What is the matter with the railroad
officials that they do not move the
grain? III they cannot move it now,
what will they do this fall? Is it not
time that we got another road? We
think so, and feel sure that the Seattle,
Lake Shore & Eastern road will also
come through this place. That is ON
the slate. We do not want the capi-
tai, but we are boupd to be the great
railroad and grain center. If Mr..
Schulze believes what he said to the
REVIEW reporter last week in regard to
enough railroads in this upper country
he must be very ignorant as to the
traffic Of this region ut this time, and
its future; or was he trying to prevent
some road from coming to OaksdaleY
We are glad to see and hear that all
the towns in this upper country are
prospering beyond expectation, but il
Oaksdale gets an extra share by being
provided nv nature, as it is, we cannot
helpit. We shall hope for the pros
perity of all our rival towns.
A country and town favored as We
are. with good soil, fine climate-so
productive and durable-and aatura.
geographical location, cannot aelp but
get world wide fame.
| SLEEPY EYE.
, 1888-05-17
VOORHEES, TREASON.
THR DAMNABLE EVIDENCE DISCOVERED
IN HIS LAW OFFICE.

THR DAMNABLE EVIDENCE DIsCovERED
IN HIS LAW OFFICE.
Apropos of the fact that Senator
Voorhees, has vehemently denied the
charges of treason against the govern
ment during the war of the rebellion,
preferred by Senator Ingalls, in his
speech in the senate, the following
will be found Of general interest. 1t is
taken from the Memphis Bulletin of
September 2, 1864. Certain documents
had been found in Senator Voorhees,
law office, and he wrote to General
Henry B. Darlington, wfo was evil
dent " connected in some way with
the dis covery OF the document, de-
manding retraction. The following
is Al synopsis of Carrington's reply:
I'D w. Voorhees,: You ask me to
publish a retractiOn OF the charge that
reasonable documents had been found
in your office, and ask me to put the
facts before the public in their true
light. / never published or caused to
be published the charges. The facts
are these: The papers referred To are
121 copies Of the ritual OF the 20. A.
k a reasonable document aiming to
overthrow the government Of the Uni
ted States, of which you are MEM
Der. The gentleman who found
these papers told me that they were
found in your Office. The following
are some of the circumstances that
led me to suppose that they were COR
rect: The ritual had been issued in
the autumn OF 1868. Your congress
sional documents were found in the
Office where these papers were found.
The correspondence Of Senator Wall,
of New Jersey, under whose frank, in
, 1888-05-17
THE kooTENAi MINES.
A RELIABLE DESCRIPTION FROM THE PEN
OF AN OLD CuUR D'ALENER.

Cnur d'Alene Sun: Capt. Eugene
Topping writes very interesting let
ter from his camp on the lower Koct-
enai river to the Wallace Free Press,
from which we extract the following
description OF the three discovered
mineral belts OF that country. He
writes from New Camp, twenty-five
miles down the river from the lake
outlet, and says: "There are SO far
three mineral belts discovered,of which
two IRE Oh the lake and the other is
at the head of the rapids, on the lower
river. Those on the lake are situated
nearly opposite each other and are
, 1888-05-17
CVEALl vEAL!l WEALTH

Always on hand. at the Central meat mar
bet, Sprsgue street, s-AIt
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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1888-01-20

FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT AT HAvER
HILL, MASS.

HAvERH1LL, Mass, Jan. 1O-The
Portland express met with serious
accident at Bradford this afternoon,
while crossing the Haverhill bridge
over the Merrimac river. The train
consisted of locomotive and eight
cars and was in charge of Conductor
Weymouth. 1t had passed on to the
bridge from the Bradford side in safety
when suddenly the forward trucks of
the smoker broke, and it was hurled
upon its side, and two coaches were
thrown off the track and completely
wrecked, being piled up against the
Bradford car house. The train was
on time and running at ordinary speed.
Physicians were summoned and the
wounded and dying were rapidly cared
for. The work Of clearing the wreck
was Immediately pushed forward with
energy, and at $50 no less than six
bodies had been taken from the wreck.
Several of them were disfgured beyond
recognition. The list of killed foots
up nine, being as follows:
Clarence Hazlewood, residence un-
known.
John O'Brien, of Bradford.
G. N. Cole, wife and child, of Law
renee, Mass.
William Taylor, section hand.
A. L. Walker, of Harrison, Me.
Charles Tburlow, OF Newton juno
ton N. H.
Josephns Shaw, of Boston.
Thirteen persons were s,verely, but
none are thought to be fatally injured,
except Dennis Shannon, Of Bradford,
and an unknown woman. The accident
is supposed to have been occasioned
by the switch-rod breaking after the
engine and the three forward cars had
passed over the switch.
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A ourieus Discovery.
4 SENSATION CREATED by JAPANESE
PEASANT WOMAN.

A young Japanese peasant woman
has created genuine sensation In the
medical circles of tho east with new
theory aud cure Of rheumatism.
Her theory is that il is caused by
small insect under the skin, that gnaws
aud bites the muscles and thus causes
the twinges of pain and the untold
misery OF that silment.
A grizsled and skeptical sea captain
placed himself under the care and, af-
ter foot baths of bran and hot rice
brandy, she nipped from his knees
small white insects by the dozen
The regular practitioners were skep-
tical about this new theory, and put
one Of the insects under a microscope.
They decided that by its organism it
never could have lived under the sur
face Of the skin.
The Captain insists, however, that
the Japanese woman has taken the in
sects from his knees and ankles by the
hundreds, 10 his sight, aud killed them,
and that he grows better after each
treatment
This theory, absurd as it seems, is
really not much more 80 than the
theories formerly held by the medical
fraternity. 1t used 20 be thought a
trouble OF the joints, aud was treated
as such until it was demonstrated that
the treatment brought no lasting re-
suits.
Then, as the muscles we're effected,
it was set down az muscular disease;
but the same unsatisfactory results fol
lowed. Now it is universally acknowl.
edged to be "6ery condition of the
blood caused by the presence of uric
acid in the system.'
To cure it the uric acid must bt
driven out of the blood, which is done
by putting the kidneys in a health,
condition with Warmers safe cure, and
"putting out the fire in the blood" by
Warmers safe rheumatic cure. These
remedies, taken in alienation, as the,
should be, drive out the uric acid al
ready in the blood, and prevent furth
er accumulation. James Wight, Of s.
Il. 19lh ST., New York, was for man,
years victim of rheumatism, and triet
various remedies and cures withou
avail. Sept. 8, 1887, he writes il
praise of the remedies named, AM
says: 81 am now free from the arrow
stings of the dreaded inflamatory RI ,u
ma,ism. have and always vii
recommend Warmers rheumatic RENE
dies to all sufferers of the disease"
The Japanese peasant woman
theory will not be likely to stand tn
test OF time and scientific investigation
but he thousands of cures made b
the 'emedies mentioned above prov
their rmerit beyond all question.
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