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The morning call., 1892-06-28
WAREHOUSE DESTROYED.

An Early Morning Blaze at San Jose Causes
Slight Damage
SAN JOSE, June 27.-Ths morning about
l o'clock IRE broke out in Raley & Co.'S
warehouse, in the rear Of the store at the
northwest corner Of Third and Santa Clara
streets. The building and contents, the
latter consisting of boxes, crates, fruits, po-
tatoes and other merchandise, were de-
stroyed. Mr.. Raley owns the building and
for about $500.
Robert Kraft's bakery, adjoining the
fruitstore, suffered the loss of an oven,
which was completely destroyed, together
with some -four and newly baked bread.
anee on the establishment is given at $1,000.
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CONDENSED TELEGRANIs.

William Murray. cashier of the Goshen
National Bank at MiddletOwn, n. Y, is
missing. He was also County Treasurer.
AT ShelbyvilIe, Tenn, yesterday a mob
took w. NJ. Bates, the wife-murderer, of
ROwersville, from Jail and hanged him in
the courthouse yard.
The cholera has reached Tifis, Trans
Caucasa, which is in panic. Trans-Cas-
plan censors are suppresslng cholera tele-
grams to the newspapers.
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THEIR TRUST BETRAYED.

The Chinese Were Robbed by Men Who
offered TO Guide Them.
SAN DIEGO. June 27.-TwO Mexicans,
named Garcia and Arguello. with another
whose name is unknown, have been ar
rested at Tia Juana on charge of highway
robbery. They are accused OF having held
up two parties OF Cinnamon, who were
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ANOTHER UPRISING.
Mexican RevOlutiOnists Preparing for Raid
From Texas Soil.

FrOm Texas oolI.
RIO GRANDE CITY, Tex, June 27.-Ad-
vices received through military sources i'll
dicate a revival,of the revolutionary feeling
among the Mexican refugees and lower
classes of the Rio Grande border. The
Tevolutionists are said to be gathering in
omi nous numbers at several ranches,
and under the leadership presum-
ably of Colonel Julian Flores, who
is believed to be contemplating another
move against Mexico. Captain w. 3.
Wheeler at Fort Ringgod has received
orders from General Frank Wheaton, COM
mander of the Department of Texas at
San Antonio, ordering him to leave at once
with detachment of the Eighteenth Infan-
try for COrrigans ranch. where a large
number of supposed revolutionists have
congregated.
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American Contributors to Ireland.

LINCOLN. Nebr., June 27.-Ex-Presldent
Fitzgerald of the National League of Amer
lea, Treasurer Lyman of New York, and
other members of the organization, will sail
for Ireland the latter part Of this week on
an important mission. They are empOw-
cred to state to the cOntendiug factions in
the Irish party that unless tie existing dis
sensiOns are healed and all differences ad-
justed no further contributions of funds
will be forwarded from this country.
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SMASHED HIS HEAD.
An Insan Pilot Jumps Through Sc,
ond Story Window.

Enos Fouratt Jr.. pilot of the steamer
Modoc, became insane Is days ago, and this
morning at II 80 o'clock jumped through a
window of his residence at 2004 Deyisadero
street.
The window was in the second story of
the building. and Fouratt was badly cut
about the head by the glass which he broke
in making his wild plunge.
He was lying in bed at IL o'clock. His
father and wife were talking 10 him, when,
without a word of warning. he arose and
plunged head first through the window.
He landed upon stoop and was picked
mp and taken TO the Receiving Hospital,
where it was found that he had received
several severe scalp wounds.
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DEFEAT OF THE AMEER.
1t Has Induced Him to Seek Settlement
With England

SMLA, June 27.-Matters are assuming a
critical phase for England. The Ameer re-
Gently dispatched force against the Khan
of Iandol and other khans. under the CON-
mander-in- Chief Of the army. General Hy-
der. 1t is now announced that the Ameer's
army has been defeated. and to make the
situation worse, the tribesmen have cut off
Hyder's communication with Afghanistan.
The Allahabad Pioneer says that the
Afghans lost 1900 men killed and wounded
in the recent fighting against the Hazaras.
the Ameer Of AfghaniStan had sought Eng
lish aid, although it admits that the defeat
has induced him to seek an amieable settle
ment.
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nc Cannl TnlIa Cnncaded.

OTTAWA, On :, June 27.-It is understood
that at Sa urday's meeting o. the Dominion
Cabinet the threatened retaliation by the
United States Government in the matter of
canal tolls was discussed aud a proposal
was forwarded to the United States Gov
eminent, through the British Minister at
Washington. offering to cOncede much Of
Pres dent Harrison claims.
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GALVESTON, June PA special to the
News says: Three negroes were shot to
death at Sturges Friday evening They had
confessed to having assaulted two white
women the night before.
SHELBYvILLE, Tenn, June 27.-A mob
to-day took William M. Bates, a wife-mur-
derer, from the jail and hanged him.
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ALL IN A MUDDLE.

sacremento's Chief Of Police Appointed Over
Again
SACRAMENTO, June Pin the Superior
Court last week Judge Van Fleet rendered
a decision that John b. Rodgers, elected
Chief of Police at the municipal election
last March, was not a citizen of the United
States at the time of such election, and was
therefore not eligible to hold office. In
accordance with the judgment of the court
the City Trustees Immediately declared the
office Of tue Chief of Police vacant and then
elected Rodgers to fill the vacancy, lie hav-
ing recently become citizen of the United
ex-Chief of Police, will bring a suit to oust
Rodgers,
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paath Of a Former Legislation.

YUBA CITY. June 27.-Hon. Stephen r.
Fortna. who was stricken with paralysis a
few days ago, died here this evening. He
in 1SS3 and at the time of his death wss
president of the County Board Of E luca-
tiOn. He was prominent member of ths
Odd Fellows and Masonic lodges. under
who's auspices he will be buried here on
Wednesday.
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Nothing Wrong at the Mint.

CARSON, June 27.-Inspectors Whitehead
and Leecb. from Washington, te-day in
spected the United States Mint on charges
made by San Francisco mining men. They
left Carson tonight, after reporting every
department in excellent condition, with no
discrepancies of any kind. Superintendent
Wright was highly eomplimented on his
manag ement OF the mint
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NEW YORK, June 27.-Max Clerget was
before the bar in the General Sessions
Court this morning to answer to the charge
OF assaulting 15-year-old Sarah Divin. when
he was shot through the heart by Edward
DiYin, the EirPs brother, aged 25
The morning call., 1892-06-28

other campaign of education. There will
be no more intrepid leader in this campaign
than Senator Hill. He is loyal to the hearts
core. He has made this a Democratic State,
and will do his utmost to keep it a Demo-
cratic StataV
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FAR FROM THE HIGHWAYS.
short Story of Bloody Tragedy in the
Siskiyou Mountains

SACRAMENTO, June 27.-The Governor has
offered a reward of $500 for the arrest of D.
c. Probasco, who on June 16 last, killed
Charles Hammell near Etna in Siskiyou
County. The murderer shot his victim
four times, twice with a shotgun and twice
with pistol. The crime was committed in
lonely spot far from highways Of any
character, hence the delay in getting the
news and Offering reward
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Mrs sheldon,s Husband Dead

BosToN, juno 27.-Mrs French Sheldon,
the venturesome traveller who crossed
Africa in a basket paanquin, received the
news on Sunday Of the death of her hus-
band, +. l.. Sheldon. He was 43 years of
age, and was manager of the Jarvis-COnk-
lin Mortgage Trust Company In Europe.
He was born in Michigan
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Columbus, sh.p Rsproduced.

CADIZ, June 27.-The caravel Santa
Maria, which is a reproduction of Colum-
bus vessel. was successfully launched here
to-day in the presence of 10000 spectators.
The American Consul and The mate OF the
bark Yamokdon were the only Americans
urpSaut
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AGAINST DUELING.

The French Chamber CT Deputies to Legis-
late on the Subject
PARIS, June 27.-Two bills have been
presented in the Chamber of Deputies pro-
posing TO make dueing criminal Henri
Rochefort and Paul de Cassagnae, both "a
nous dnelisis. are In favor of repressiYe
measures. The former urges that all lenc-
The morning call., 1892-06-28
NUMBERING FISH.
Methods That Are Peculiarly and Essentially
Chinese

MeInOus THU hf5 EtUuIIaIIy anu Lss6HlIaIIy
Chinese
CHICO, June 27.-Complaint was made in
this city to-day that much illegal fishing is
being done by Chinese living on Deer
Greek. Tehama County. According to re-
ports certain Chinese renters of gardens
and orchards along the creek place giant
powder in the water and destroy hundreds
Of fish twice week, afterward gathering
up only the largest ones for use. Reports
also say that white men in the vicinity are
aware of the Illegal fishing. but are afraid
to inform on the Chinese tor fear of their
destroying the informants' property. The
attention OF the Fish Commissioner will
probably be called to the matter.
The morning call., 1892-06-28
Subsidy for Canadian Steamers.

OTTAWA, Ont, June 27.-It is reported
in political circles that the Government has
resolved 10 ask Parliament to increase the
subsidy for fast Atlantic mail steamer
service from Halifax to $3.50, 600, in order
that the terms offered by Lord Mount
Stephen and Mr.. Van Horn at the recent
visit may be accepted.
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PEARY's RELIEF PARTY.

The Steamer Miranda Has Headed for the
Far North.
NEW YORK, June 27.-The steamer Mi
randa this afternoon sailed from Congress-
street dock, Brooklyn, having on board the
party whose object it Is to search for and
relieve Lieutenant r. E. Peary and party in
the Arctic. The expedition is headed by Prof.
a. Heilprin of the Philadelphia Academy
of Natural Science. The other members Of
the relief party are: Henry G. Bryant. sec
oRd in command; Dr. Jackson NJ. Mills.
surgeon; William Moxan, botanist; c. E.
Hite, taxidermist; V. w. Stokes. artist :;
4 bert ' Gree and Samuel j. Entrekin.
The morning call., 1892-06-28
colI.nse Of a Scotch Bridge.

GLASGOW, June 27.-The new bridge over
the River Leven. near Leslie, collapsed to-
day on the removal Of the scaffoAng which
had been erected during its construction. 4
number Of wOrEmen were carried down
with the falling bridge and FIVE were
drowned
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His Last Term

SALEM, Or, June o.. Judge Boise closed
his last term OF court to-day, after q con-
tinuous service of "a years on the circuit
bench in this district. He was defeated
fer nomination In the Republican conven-
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UNDER THE BRITISH FLAG.
The Schooner Halcyon Sold to Pay the Crews
Wages

VICTORIA, B. c., June 27.-Ths famous
schooner Halcyon changed hands to-day.
being purchased by Victoria parties for
$500. The sale was forced one to ray
wages claimed by the crew for twenty-niue
Mclean of San Francisco. made the sale.
1t is understood that the Halcyon will DO
placed under the British flag
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She Could Not Be Raised

VICTORIA, B. c., June 27.-A determined
attempt was made yesterday TO raise the
San Pedro The steamers Lorne, Alert
Spratts Ark, Maseotte and Capilano united
to pump the compartments. The work was
stepped about 8 o'clock, nothing having
been ACCOMPLISHED
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A DOUBLE SUICIDE.

Two Young Ohio Persons Kill Themselves by
Taking Poison.
XENIA. Ohio, June 27.-0n Saturday last
Gilbert Palmer, aged 10 and Emma Conkln,
aged IS, went away together. A search for
them was unavailng until this morning,
when both bodies were discovered several
miles from town. They had taken poison.
In Paimer'S pocket was a note asking that
they be buried together, but giving no ex-
planatIon of the double suicide.
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Twelve Years in San Quentin.

NAPA. June 27.-James Shea and VIII
liam Roney, convicted of charges of crimi-
nal assault, were, this morning in the
Superior Court, sentenced to serve twelVe
years each at San Quentin.
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smnerled Chinese-

SAN DIEGO. June 27.-The Cinnamon re-
Gently captured crossing the border will be
returned to China. Another party of six
is now waiting a hearing. their arrest hav-
ing been effected later.
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Fooling With a Pistol.

SACRAMENTO. June q. - A colored girl
named Amelia Campbell, aged 16, accident
ally shot herself at Folsom yesterday while
handling pistol. The bullet entered the
groin, but it is thought that the wound is not
necessarily fatal
The morning call., 1892-06-28
A Steam or at Last

SAN DIEGO, June 27.-The steamer San
Bias touched here this morning. en- route
south. She took on a quantity of freight
destined for Mexican and Central American
NOUS
The morning call., 1892-06-28
Convicts Killed BY a Keeper.

BIRMINGHAM, Tex, June 27.-The State
prison convicts at Orebed attacked a guard
to-day. The latter fired on them, killing
one and wounding four others, two of whom
will die,
The morning call., 1892-06-28
The Cleveland streetcar strike.

CLEVELAND, Ohio, June 27.-The street
car strikers to-day refused to accept the
compromise proposition and the cars will
be started tomorrow. Serious trouble Is
looked for.
The morning call., 1892-06-28

MADRID. June 27.-England has obtained
from Spain the minimum tariff on British
goods imported into Spain and her colonies
without granting any concessions in return.
The morning call., 1892-06-28
AN OLD MURDER,
But No Steps Have Ever Been Taken to
Avenge It.

AVtugt II,
VICTORIA. B. c.. June 27.-Stephen Mum
Gle, who is down from China Flat. says it is
thought very strange in that region that
nothing is doing to investigate the murder
of Peter Starr, who was killed Y years ago.
The matter has been talked of great deaf
among the Indians in that country, and in
their talk the names Of the murderers are
openlv mentioned
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TO CURE DRUNKENNESS.
Riverside to Have Keely Institute of Its
Own,

Own.
RIVERSIDE, June 27.-A Keely institute
will be established in this city within few
days. The capital stock is $4,000. all of
which has been subscribed by local people.
o. n. Ramsey, manager of the keey insti-
tute at Los Gatos, will be hero on
Wednesday to fully establish it. This is
the second Keely institute established in
the State.
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1T STRIPPED OFF HIS SHOE
A Somewhat Peculiar Railroad Accident Over
in Nevada

in Nevada.
CARSON, New. June 27.-This morning
Patrick Mahoney, section man on the
narrow gauge at Glenbrook. Lake Tahoe.
while getting On an engine in motion fell
and had his left foot run over by driving
wheel. Instead of crushing the foot the
shoe and stocking were ripped off, together
with the cuticle, up to the instep, the
heavy wheel upon the overhanging rail
squeezing the member but not mashing it.
MahOney was brought to Carson for treat
ment.
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THE HOUSE.
Public Business Delayed by the Absence
of n Quorum.

t uDIIc BusIness BeIhyeu Dy INC AbsenCe
of n Quorum.
TelegIams demanding the return of the
absent members of the House seem to have
produced very little result, as there was
no quorum present in the House to-day.
The deficiency appropriation bill was
passed, ayes 1856, noes 4. The conference
report on the military academy bill was
not agreed to. by a vote Of S8ayes and 81 noes.
The Committee on Judiciary reported bill
TO establish uniform system Of bank
ruptcy, which was placed on the calendar,
after which the House adjourned.
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ing schools be closed. on the ground that
they are largely res 2Onsible for the practice
Of the frequent resort to the rapier.
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THE VEGA IN PORT.
Safe Arrival at New York of the Overdue
Steamship.

Steamship.
NEW YORK, June q. - The steamship
Vega. from Lisbon, which was supposed to
have collided with the ship Fred b. Taylor
az sea and that both vessels had sunk with
the less of600 lives, arrived this morning, not
having c0lided with the TAYLOR or any
other vessel. The report originated from
the tact that both vessels were several days
overdue. The mystery concerning the
wreckage supposed to be that of the Tay-
lor, which was reported to have been seen
at sea, is still unsOlYed,
The Green Forest tribune., 1892-03-31
Democratic Unity.

People who read the editorials in the
Daily Memphis (fehn Commercial
and Daily Eureka Springs Times Echo,
are astonished at the unity of thought
and language in the gentleman who
boss the big chair in their respective Of
fees. The principal thing astonish-
ing n the extreme in the matter is
that the Echo man does his thinking
two to three days after the CONNER
cial man had his think. The following
is an example of when and how:
Hills organs are now raising the cry
that one term is enough for one to hold
the presidential office. That depends
very much on the man. 1t was not
enough for a man like Washington or
Jefferson. 1t is quite enough for IA man
like Harrison. Ii is altogether too
much for fellow like Dave Hill."-
Memphis Commercial, March %.
"HiIl' organs are now raising the cry
that one term is enough for one man to
hold the Presidential office. That de-
pends very much on the man. 1t was
not enough for a man like Washing ton
or Jefferson 1t is quite enough for a
man like Harrison. 1t is altogether too
much for fellow like Dave Hip
Eureka Springs Times Echo, March 25.
More anon.
The Green Forest tribune., 1892-03-31
In MemOrium.

On the 30th day Of December last
by the way of an all-wise Prov !
dence. Bro J. G.. Garrison, one Of
the oldest and most respected citi-
zens Of Carroll Co. was called to that
home which is eternal. Bro. Carl.
son was a consistent me M ber ofthe
United Baptist church, and was a
most earnest worker in the cause
of Christ. He is dead bnt his m en-
ory liveth. He was kind father,
a good husband and no one new him
but to love him. He left a com
panion, children and many grand
children. May they all lead such
lite rs to have the same sweet as
surancc as Brother Garrison.
R. A. MARTIN,
Denver Ark.
The Green Forest tribune., 1892-03-31

which will, no doubt, prove a big
success. Much interest is being
taken in the movement, as such an
organization will be a big drawing
card for the town. 1t will be incor-
porated with capitalization OF $10,-
900.
The self-appointed critic, the
chronic kicker, and the pessimis.,
from trinity with which we are
all acquainted to our sorrow, If
there is any one whom people
thoroughly detest, it is the man
who can justly claim these titles.
1t matters not what the subject of
conversation may be, whether pol
itics, religion, .educa lion, society,
or literature, his narrow vision can
See oothing but that it must be
condemned. Everything is the
subject of finical criticism, and
were the world in the condition in,
which he would fain make it APP
pear, crime, disorder, ignorance,
and vice would reign in chaotic
confusion. There is much which
deserves to be severely criticised,
but when the alternative is present
ed, why not commend the good
and reform the evil in that way !?
Again, this world is not perfect,
nor was it intended to be so by the
All Wise Architect. Mistakes and
errors are the inevitable results of
mans innate being. But the pess,
imist disregards this fact, and con-
demns the most trivial mistake as
an objectionable sin. We feel |"
deep pity for such a character; his
road lies through Il region of Gin
merian darkness through the can
opy OF which the light of Christiar
bcnevolence and charity never pen
etra,es; his daily walk is one OF
fault-fndIng, and his meat and drinl,
is the disparagement of the work
Of others. Trust him to find tn
flaws however tancied and insgini-
ficant they may be.-Rover in
Boone Banner.
The Green Forest tribune., 1892-03-31
One Dollar Weekly

Buys GoldWatch by our Club System
Our l4-karat .old-flled cases are war
ranted for 20 years. Fine Elgin o.
Waltham movement. Stem wind antl
set. Lady's and Gents size. Equal t.,
ony $50 watch. To secure agen ts Whers
we have none, we will sell one of tn
Hunting Case Watces for the Club price
$2S d send G. O d. by express witt
privilege of examination before pavine
for same.
Our Agent at Durham, N G. writes:
'Our Jewelers. have cnnfessed they don't kno1
how you ca, turiish snch !, work for the money
Our Agent at Health Springs S. c., write
Your watches take at sight the gentlems
who got the last watch said that he examine
and priced jewelers. watches in Lane ster
that were no better tnan yours, but the price
SIS
Our A. gent at Pennington, Tex, writes:
Am ia receipt Of the atch. and please
without measure. All who have seen it sa,
It would be cheap at $40 -
One good reliable Agent wanted fol
each place. Write for particulars.
EMPIRE WATCH Co., NEW YORK
The Green Forest tribune., 1892-03-31

A k"g was sold by farmer in
Hot Springs last week which
weighed 635 pounds This is a
fair sample Of Arkansas hogs. The
hog was sold for S35 40, and retail
ed S63 so. Rtiso more hogs anG
less cotton.
Walt.r Dye, son Of DR.. Dye,
superintendent of the Arkansas
school for the blind, killed Morgan
Tuggle, prominent young livery
man of Newark, this state, on
Monday night of last week. Both
lived near Snlpher An. old
fued with a woman at the bottom ol
it, had existed between them for
long time. bye is said to- have
been .instifiable, he went and gave
himselteup to the officials. The are
both ofprominent fan,flies.
"A movement is on foot among the
business men of Little Rock toward
the organization OF social cluh.
The Green Forest tribune., 1892-03-31
HOM,S Thisi


We offer One Hundred Dollars
reward for any case Of catarrh that
cannot be cured by taking Halls
Catarrh Crre.
f. j. CHENEY & CO., Props.
Toledo, O.
We, the undersigned, have
known F. J. Cheney for the last
Is years, and believe him per.
tectly honorable in all business
transactions, and financially able to
carry out any obligations made by
their firm.
WEST 4 TRUAx, Wholesale Drug.
gist, Toledo, @.
WAIDING, K1NNAn 4 NsarN,
Wholesale Druggists, Totedo, O.
Halls atarrh Cure is taken in.
!tc' na'lv. acting directly upon the
blood and mucous snftaces of the
system. t. sflronniaIs sent 4rcn
T. 't'a iac per bottle. S I'D by all
druggists.
The Green Forest tribune., 1892-03-31

The news service OF the country
if rapidly growing. Mr.. W. r.
Summervill, superintendent. Of tho
press service of the Western Union
Telegraph company, says that ten
years ago there were only about
fifty papers that had SPECIAL cor
respondents and received special
dispatches in the Uuited States.
The total number of words of SER
vice for a year at that time was
about % million. For the last
year of record special dispatches
were sent to over 500 papers in the
United States and the aggregate mum.
Der of words SO delivered was 260
million.
The Green Forest tribune., 1892-03-31
Many Uses For Salt.
Had the Desired Effect! II

For weak eyes, a wash of weak
alt water viii prove OF much benfit
Salt and water, quite strong, and
ased perslstentiy for time, will
prevent the hair from falling out.
A ttaspooniul of salt desoived
in one-halt giasStul CT is excellent
to aliay nuaaea IN sick-headaches.
To releavc heartburn drink a
hal tumblertui Of cold water in
winch aas been dissolved table
spoontul OF salt
Salt as Il tooth powder is better
than almost any other dentritice.
1t keeps the teeth very white, the
gums hard and rosy, and breath
freSn.
II the throat is very sore, wiring
a cloth out OF cold salt, water, and
olnd it on iho troai lightly when
gong to bed, covrr It with u dry
eowcl. l his is excellent.
If ink i, spilled on the carpet
throw IA quantity Of salt on it, which
will quickly aosord the ink; take
lhis up and par on more salt
Keep repeating this, rubbing il
well into the ink spots, uatil The
INK is all taken up by the salt
then brush the salt out of the car
PCT.