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Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-07-31

ness, Impotency and Lost Manhood permanent
ly cured. The sick and afflicted should not fail
to call upon him. The Doctor has travelled OK.
tensively in Europe and inspected thoroughly
the various hospitals there, obtaining 8 great
deal of valuable inform alton, which he Is com
petent to impsrt to those in need OF his services
The Doctor cures where others fail Try him.
DR.. GIBBON will make no charge 1nless he
effects a cure. Persons at distance CURED AT
HOME. All communications strictly conhden.
tial. All letters answered in plain envelopes,
Send ten dollars for package of medicine
Call or write. Address DIR. J. z. GIBBOH Boz
1857, San Francisco, Cal.
Mention Los Angeles HERALD. a7-3m
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Colonel JOnes Hurled.

CINCINNATI, July 30.-The body of Col
A. E. Jones, the murdered man, was
buried today with military honors. Gov
ernor Foraker and staff were present..
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-07-31
T Os ANGELES COUNTY BANK,
Temple Block, Los Angeles, Gal
Capital Stock Paid Up, 100000.
Reserve Fund, 800, 600,

JOHN X. Platter. Presiden'
Z. 9. BAKER ..... .......... Vice. Presidenl
GEO. II. STEWART T...................Oas .Oashie,
DIRECTORS.
Fl. L. Macneil, lothian Bixby,
John x. Platter, Robert 8. Baker,
John A. Paxton, Geo. W. Prescott,
Geo. II. Stewart.
Buy and Sell Exchange on San Fran
cisco, New York, London, Paris, Berlin auc
Frankfort.
Buy Exchange on all parts of the United st o.
and Europe.
Receive Money on open account and Cor
tfcate Of deposit. and do . general bankins
and exchange business.
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T os ANGELES SAVINGS BANK,
13o NORTH MAIN STREET.
]. W. HRLLMAN, JOHN z. PLATBR,
RoBRRT 9. BAKER, ]. B. LANKERsHIM,
L. @. GOODWIN.

Term deposits will be received in sums O,
$l00 and over Ordinary deposits in sums Of
Money to loan on nrst-clsss real estate
Los Angeles July l. 1889. jltf
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-28
Free show, in Pari-.

Paris Good place Tor towers. All hollow
With staircases inside Like Column OF
Julyn On Place Bastile. All iron Waves
a tribe as you get near top. Very Ike steam
boats smoke pipe multiplied about four times
Serves as place 81 recreation Tor those VINO
like 10 climb stairs and monument Next
tower that of ST. Jacques Near Place du
Chatelet. All stone Free tower Prob
ably all that's left OF some old church. Angels
ON ton Fine new ditto Mostly Of chimney
pots smoking. Angels az Stone Angels un
able 10 exist OF any other material Ia Paris.
Next free show, MorHc Not Gas from
Notre Dame cathedral Views OF recent
CORPSE. through glass windows On beds II
metal Water dripping over them CLOTHES
hung up for recognition. Crowds 81 work
girls pass through every morning Sole recre-
alton for the day.
Another FREQ show. Cooked food lottery
ON Pont Neuf Big dinner pot. Full II meat
dampliugs, vegetables and other elihles. BIZ
fork belongs to pot. Something ike eel
spear. You pay two sous You take fork.
Two sous entitlo you 10 one Jab IN pot WIN
fork. IL nothing sticks % il you're out OF
pocket and no meat II hunk Of meat sticks
to il you carry il home. Forty trenchmen
generally ON hand 10 see this culinary ceiling
Another free show. Fresch fishermen al
the Seine. Average catch-onc fish once a
aeel, to every ten lishermen Motionless a
statues all day long. Pole and man seen
petrihed. Saw fish caught once. Lucky
fisherman turned pale. C,ve near faint
mg. Great commotion anQ.ig tho rest, Al
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-28

a Dorchester street car, the other night
Aa- rolling along over the desert region
somewhere ou Dorchester avenue All the
,.at, N.r. occupied Among the passenger
uasa YOUNG laly. and BOO front OF hor stood
her escort O slender youth ana swell OF the
most ,iarchy sort Presently the car stopped
and aa intoxicated mana big. hurly indl
viiual entered. lie swung uneasniy from
-iIeto side tor few moments. and then "a
man who sat next % the young lady moved
along and left little space on tho scat The
truuknri made mnge for the place and
came into ana unpleasant contact with the
Young lady
-aw-my dyah fellow, protested the
dude "vou mustn't do that, you know"
Tho man. though quito intoxicated, wa
not apparently in a lighting mood be
.rmuet. got UP and stood in iae middle OF
tho ear, surgng from side o. side again
Vow sad then lac bumped against tho dude
who repeated his protestation:
law, my dyah fellow, you mustn't do that.
you known
But presently tho drnnkard showed a dis
position o. feel that he was being trampieo
upon. He reasserted his r~ht TO the frag
meut of a seat aud made another lunge for It.
"Conductahl conductahm called the swell
"AW-ths man must be elected from the
cah. don't you know Hos inebwiatedP
The conductor declined to interfere. The
plain fact undoubtedly was that ho was a
coward and dare not touch the drunkard-
Tie dudes face showed no sign of any emo
ton whatever; he leaned over, took the
drunhard by tho coat collar, stood him on
his feet, started him toward tho door, opened
10 ~ith bis disengaged hand, pushed tho fel
low out. and calmly thrust him OH on the
pavement.
Then he came back, with face as expires
siOnless as ever.
law, very disagweeable don't you knowF
he said boston Transcript
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rho minor members Of a dramatic com
pany are paid about as well as the members
of the staff Of a successful metropolitan news
paper-perhaps more. Tho stars fare better
than the coitors-in-chief But so many Of
tho stars arc NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
"Adonis' Dixey and Stuart Robson II l.
impossible 10 give the average incomes Of
Mrs langtry, Mrs Potter, Booth and Bar
rett, because. while they draw crowded
houses IN ono place. they play 10 empty seats
IN another Kyrle Bellew receives 1850 a
week for forty weeks. Charles Coghnn the
the same, Mary Andersons profits this sea
son viii be unusually large, about $500 a
week for forty weeks. or $1,000, Francis
Wilson IS paid st0 week, De Wolf Hop
per and Dieby Bel each about $40, Fred
leslie receives s.sO a week from the Gaiety
company and was laerel sSO "A week 10y
Rudolph Aronson. Ellen Ferry is paid go,
AMI George Alexander S.vJ week. Pin a
delphia Press
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\ gentleman some years ago buriei his
father u a temporary grave while the tomb
Ia course of construction ior his remains was
being nnishei When completed the removal
from ono spot 20 tho other took place, but on
tho temporary grave being opened II was
found filed With water and the coffin was de
raYct Thi, being the state Of things the
undertaken hastily packed up tho bones.
placed them 30 an urn and reinterred them
Tho same night the SON dreamed that hf saw
his father In great displeisuro and. awaking
from bis dream Dee tell asleep again 10 have
81 repeated This happened f0r several sue
ce-sive nights until no length he mentioned
tine circumstance 90 his frienis, for, though
no believer BOO dreams. his mini Vas troubled
One ~ bis acQuaIntances suggested that per.
haps his fathers spirit objected to being re-
moved, another hinted that moro likely oh
the t0ncs lal not been collected, and this last
hint iei tot search and to the finding Of
bone which had escaped notice IL was az
once iuierrci with the rest lu the urn and
since that night tle sons siumber- have tsen
Gnli-fufoSi thc ghost. hi- grievance settled.
appearing mo- more London Telegraph.
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AN ARIZONA EPISODE.

ycyor uceri ten o. Dlly Martini
Wal now. stranger yo'r hoofs must achel
DlI rm the deadest shot. fur sarthl
IS nn Ar2ouy make no misiasoi
sIn.I 500 up fIr a tendcrluueG
Soon ls ever seen so hit
she nly Rlurs Ia such "a splutter
But y0're the freshest, must edmit
Flowed hon thur warn't no buddy
I.ln't heerl teli % Pistol Blli
"C'f Is shoot bettrr'n Carver" Cud hel
B.l Didn't moukey shot ter Kali
Nc0eo. t.er glass bah fooln' ia his'u--
Bi ualat 1li.t on uo soch plan,
Men.s h.s maf.s. % Bee knoved bis bls'ai
Sewer lut once Do missed his man.
Hor VIZ thcf' Val thur 0arnt much 20 II
81. nnl down Boo che Oily bend.
HdIu tne round up-aimost through tt
Auuy % suilent thur comes tho end.
n.I rot conc 600 q Senoreeter
LIn fh1r in 10 'dohe town
Lord Thnuur.ls never WIS swcotorl
ran uutscyed pinsy browni
Bronco Jim ~ the luck wul mix IT,
lle eot .oneon the self same butte;
Bin great raIds af0rs thct dg it,
Then. urc0un,e. twas "A case o. shoOtl
Ehf racs'n seen the shootinN
rnIt my rlr-buf ! finished him
Farm -qulr Wots tibet yore to0iiu'f
sluin. etunror-lm Bronco jim
He.n l1osin' fur mc' You're Buiy's brothcri
Nll never dl arm Co uni
ono Nue about the same ~ another
Iair play, rartner-raach fur go gun
Charles r. Lummis no Time
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Here in ST. Petersburg, too, We have admir-
ers az Bou.anger. A company OF merchants
were feasting at a hotel. One OF the gentle
men took up paper and read the account Of
B0glangers election in Paris. let Us drink
B0ulangers healthp no said, and the rest
uaiiel the proposal with delight After they
lal mDlDed pretty freely, another gentle
aiau observed. What do you say, don't you
tDina we ought % send Boulanger a telegram
If concratu atlonT The suggestion was ea
serly adopted and acted upon. To save the
generals pocket, his admirers even paid for
reply. Next day they met again at the
same place, expecting 20 receive an answer
from Boulanger, but none came "Ill man
nered cur. We did wrong in wiring to himl"
one of the company Indignantly exclaimed.
"it certainly does not speak in his favor!
remarked another. AS matters stand, we
ain pay hum out by drinking Bismarck
hcal-hl'-which they did.-St. Petersburg
Ja.tuck
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With ghmpses oi landscape between, and
art of "a rainbow in the extreme left dis
ance. the bright colors OF which relieve the
ombgr effects Of the portrait.
Another interesting portrait Of Washing
on 10 b' seen a. the exhibition Is tho orlgi-
AL or what is believed - be the original,
Stuart bust. painted in the spring az TAU of
$50. IN Philadelphia. 10 is the first portrait
+ Washington that Stuart painted on this
,ortrait there are but three replicas known.
and this picture has every indication or being
the ORIGINAL From il Holloway print was
engraved and published in 1875, IN LAvater s
~PhySognomy. AZ this time 10 vas IN the
possession OF Mr.. Samuel Vaughn, Of London,
a close friend Of Benjamin Franklin, and an
admirer 81 Washington. From this fact II
has become known as the Vaughn portrait
Ia lS33 Stuart stated OF tho original that he
had rubbed it out But this must have
been an error of memory, as from the date
tine engraving was published IN London. al
loving for transportation and the time me
engrayer would occupy in Engraving quario
plato ln pure line this u would seon' must
be the original painting one ~ the repiicas
n this portrait also ha. place ia tho eXhibi
ton
The last poriraitof Washington painted by
Stuart was executed on the sitters order. II
vas purl,csely left unfinished, and, hy Wash
mcton's consent, retained 10y the artist. II
passed into the poss,s,ion Of the Boston Aihe
nrum after Stuarts death, and is no" depos-
tied in the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston. 1t
is only yignette head, but large number
OF finished copies were made from Il 10y the
artist. and IL became IN popular estimation
the standard portrait Of Washington lhere
are three replicas Of this portrait to be seen
in the exhibition.
John 1'rumbuis expressive full length por-
trait II Washington Is now IN the possession
Of Edmund Law Rogers. ltrcpre>ents wash
ington standing In an easy position with MS
right arm resting on his horse. In color II Is
rather dark, Us are most Of the other iuli
length portraits, but Is remarkably well exc
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willie Gould stay.

Miss Laura began the youth, with q
lushed face and tremor in his voice, Il
came this evening 10 ask YOU
zone moment, please, Mr.. Hankinson.
Willie, you are making too much noise with
those blocks. You'd better take them into
the other ROOM
$40 ask you, resumed the man, hopping
his brow with trembling hand, If you"---
willie, take those blocks instantly and
60"
III You have tried that new headache
remedy YOU said the other evening YOU were
going to take, and II il did you any gcodi
am nearly Wild with a headache tonight"
IL have forgotten the circumstance TO
which you allude, Mr. Hankinson." said Miss
Kajones, coldly Willie, you may remais
n Won wish. TRUE Flag.
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"suu-t' Cox is not a very rugged Gyure
n0w. aud h., hair Is getting thin and gray.
but bis eyes are as bright and bis tongue as
ready ms ever Nobody is able 70 look on
Cox as anything but q youugstor. because
bis wit and the variety ami vivacity OF bis
hum0r never grow old. but he is past three
score now While young man Cox handled
che present Mrs W. G. Whitney ON his knee
IL have had narrow escape from being
president of he United States" said Sunset
the other day. stopping on the avenue 10 talk
with "a group of bis fricnda III my mother
hadn't refused ihe proilered hand OF Gen
William iicnry Harrison | suppose I should
Oe in ths Nhie House now Gen. Harrison
asked my mother 90 marry him, and though
he had w0n some fame at that time she gave
him the mltten and stuck % and finally mar
rled the printer bog go whom she was Ell
gagged. SEQ what "a narrow escape have had
from being great man Ohio State jour
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,hal GA the staff Of Mai. Gen A. } Smith
ln is.l he returned % Chicago and en-.
gagged n the stowe business with the Cribben
brothers under the firm name Of Cubben.
Sexton g. CO. ln 1854 he sat in the electoral
college for Illinois lie has been an abide
camp for Governor Oge,by and T. a member
OF the hoasd ot Lincoln park commissioners.
Col Sexton is "a Grand Army man, Loyal
Legion man and "a member OF various yete-
ran societies
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Legal NOTICES.

I
NIKGTNIA--IN THE CHANCERY
COURT OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND
THE l'rH DAY OF APRIL. issp
In the matter ~ the distribution II the estate
OF kezish Nash. decreased ~ p1sfs.
II appearing 70 the court that more than ono
year has elapsed sine. william Trcxlcr quail
Ned a. the administrator ~ said kezlah Nash,
deceased and IL further appearing 10 the court
that a fcporf ~ the accounts Of William Ifer-
ler. administrator Of kcliab Nash. deceased,
and OF the debts and demands against the re-
tate Of kcliah Nash. deceased. has been hlesi
IN the clerks Office of fhis court. The court.
on the motion OF William lfeslcr. admini-tra-
tor a. AFORESAID. George ". " Ills Nancy Lig-
gon. and Gcorgianna Matthews, distributes
Of the SAID kezab Nash. deceased. doth order
that the creditors OF said keziah Nash. de-
ceased. DO show cause on the inh dsy II juno,
lSS9 against the payment aud delivery OF tho
estate of keziah Nash, docs ased, Ia HIS Dis
frihufrt~
a copy rcs q.
CHARLES W. GODDIN. Clcrs.
ap2i lax tw
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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-28

An Oxford young man caiied on his sweet
heart the other evening, aud then tied his
horse 20 "a post on which tho dinner bell hung.
and shortly before daylight the pair We're
startled by the toiling OF the bell, the i'm
patient steed having uibbled al the rope. The
future father-in-iaw, imagining the barn on
fire. started down stairs three steps az "a
time, when the youth jumped 70 his team
and cut away, leaving explanations for his
lady love. Philadelphia Record.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-28

Mr. John Wngdeld, Of Washington
Wilkes county. has a TWO headed water moe
casm Mr. WngfieM captured the snake
last summer near wash hole The reptile Is
ten inches long and as large around as pen
staff The snake has TWO distinct heads, two
mouths aud four eyes When stirred up az
the wash hole one head started for a small
boy. but the other head moved 10 reconsider
ana went back after another boy After a
.hort scrimmage the snake was captured and
given dose of alcohol. He Is now in bot
tie Of alcohol, upon which he subsists alto
eether. Macon .GaJ Telegraph
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cuted. John Trumpuii was ono Of ASKING
tons aids dccamp in i'7j, and tho portrait
was painted ia lseO
"A peculiar miniature II Washington, by
Mrs L. Sharpless, after james Sharpless, Is
much unlike most OF the portraits 10 Is
profile and the features, il SOMEWHAT ii'oi
Nh. are singniariy s,rong AMI handsome
The peale miniature. painted In l'''' also has
marked characteristics 4 small India ink
silhouette. executed los r Nalec in l'ej. is
clever study
Tfcrc are four portraits by unknown ar
fists in the collection, the most important %
which isa fui length figure In Ills right
hand Washington holds scroll letiered.
commission dated Philadelphia, June IL,
no The left hand Is gloyed, and rests On
a sword lying on "A table The three Other
unknown portraits have no particular merit.
and are only interesting on ACCOUNT 81 the
mystery that cnshroud- thcm.
\ splendid oval miniature is the one paint
Ell by Archibald Robertson. Robertson was
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-28

This dread disease curea and MS return
prevented by simple and harmless
remedy that ha, been SO successfully
employed for years right here IN Rich
mond hy numher of our greatest mar
yrs to sick headache The name is
nirh Thee. even IN the mouth of all who
rcad our daily papcrs-D Dayd's Veg
ciable Liver pills Price, only 2jcts. a
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cep;d the cap
taiucv Of "a CONF
pany raised by the
g. VI g. a which
was assigned Co tho
eutg second
Illinois volunteers
This regiment be
commanded at the
battles of Spring
llili. 81. hville and
Franklin and 40
Spanish Fort iii
April. l~D During
bis military career
he served as n-.i-t-
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\ Historical peasant" died a short while
ago 10 a small Russian village al the age OF
sS In the disastrous camp.ign OF lsls he
drove Napoleon ina sledge al the way from
Moscow 10 the German frontier To the day
of his death he bad carefully preserved few
pieces OF gold which he received from the
emperor on his fight
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-28

Nps. WINSLOw's SOOTHING SYRUP shoun
always be used when children are cutting
teeth. II relieves the little sufferer az once
ID produces natural. quiet sleep ny rcucNine
49, child from main. and the little sheTuD
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pleasant TO taste IL sOOihcs HE child. soii'ns
The gums. aliays all pain. relieves ~ind, fcfn-
lates the h1 lcs. and u Inc best known rem
rdv Tor dlarfhOca. whether arising from teeth
az on other causes. Twenty-Five cents
ftottla
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'rli Ntl fl 3D. lhNHIh fIttl thit.
.he perspective Na-hm ton Us standing u.s.
'omr'aceltV and without amy more appear.
lncs of excitement than DO Doe were calmly
gain. no the ripping water. ol the Potomac
ml the uoolel shores of Maryland from ,le
lorrh OBJ h, Nouns Vernon mansion lelv.
Dog aside the iuron-rl0u,uc,,. the portrait is
D., uu means had although the coiors are like
D foumh of 4aly psroerhnic display
Probably the most important portrait OF
aal tHe finest as "a work 4f art,
ga replica of tine foil length painted bY Gii-
ert Stuart in 1896 Theoriginal was painted
or tine Marquis of lansdowue an engraF-
ug of th.s portrait was published 90 london
ID i~ll. ANA enormously labeled, PAINTED by
iabrcl Stuart. l11s 10 Is "a smguiariy inn
lres-iye picture and tine coloring Of the
lhn noble features is most excel 'ut There
.a sli .ht shade OF darme-s on ths upper lip
.Gi chin. as from Close shave Washing
ons right hanl isextended. "a. If 10 speaking.
ni hl- left hand rests rpon shcathed dress
word 40 hs side lu tie left foreground is a
library Table piled with books, etc In the
background are curtains and massive pillars
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trial England. France and Germany. After
this he was connected for while with The
Philadelphia Press, but soon went abroad for
the purpose OF writing for a syndicate Of
newspaper. and furnished "a series Of articles
OBJ tne condition of the labor classes in En-
rope I'M connection with eX-fostmaster
General Hatfon and others bee established
The New York Press, Of which be has since
been manager Mrs. Porter Is q woman Of
considerable literary attachments, and has
been of great assistance tohor husband. She
is uov "a constant contributor 10 Tho Press.
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Tor suppcr.

Ina grocery. as elsewhere, the general rule
is "First come, first served, but Of course
the rulo has 10 bo broken IN cases Of emer-
gency.
Small Boy Come. hurry up and get my
things. Mother wants them for supper.
Clerk What viii you have, sirf
Small Boy-A bar u soap and a roll Of
stove p0llsh.-Grocers and Gamers Gazette
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became prominent
as secretary Of the
tariff commission,
whose inquiries in
lss2 secured tho
passage Of the tar
in act of March g,
lsS} During that
wear Mr. Porter
went abroad as
pcial correspond
ont NJ The New
York Tribune, and
wrote "a eerie, Of
H..
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-28

TnE following remark was made 10
the manufacturer Of the Old Virginia
Cheroois by judge Of a good cigar
Phil, if il were not for the price OF the
Old Virginia Cherools would smoke
them in preference 10 any 10 or 10 cen!
car on the market Dealers supplied
by Nessrs. Powers, Taylor n Co. and
Whitaker, lander x Co.
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G " papot. 81 Orlando, Savannah. hirei
couple of negroes 10 work on the streets,
but when they found their fellow workmeu
We're Italians they refused TO work. Ins
line bal 10 be drawn somewhere
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TIE "sHARpIFssn AND STUART HEADS
the Scotch artist who carried from the Earl
Of Buchau TO Washingto, the gitt Of the eel
cbrated box made from the wood ~ the OAK
tree which sheltered Sir William Wallace
after his defeat at Falkirk- Robertson ar
riyed in Sew York in December, 1921, and
Washington sat 10 him on the 18th for this
miniature. from which a large picture was
afterwards painted FOR the Earl Of Buchan
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For cough, boil one ounce Of fax seed in
pint Of water, strain and add little honey,
oue ounce OF rock candy and the juice Of
three lemons; mix and boil well. Drink as
lot as possible.