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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-04

There is an atmosphere OF immortality about every
cancer. hall in this city" declared Mayor strong.
Yesterday when the application OF Thomas T. Sin
mott for license TO open d concert hall at One
Observation-Disclosures and Columbus-ave. was re-
newed The application is nearly year old. action
on Il having been delayed because Of the objection
to the hall by the Rev. Or. John Balcom Shaw and
the Rev Dr. Edward A. Bradley. representing near
BY churches About four months ago the Mayor
granted 10 Sinnott A beer garden license on proba
ton Snnott has put in an application for
regular concert license. and hearing on this appi
cation was given by the Mayor yesterday. Dr..
Bradley al the hearing. declared that the only per
sons who had signed Snnott's petition for the con-
cert garden builders and real eeata spectators
Abraham Gruber. who appeared for Snnott. replied
that IL DR. Bradley did not like skirt dance
or listen TO the songs and quips Of a pair of Dutch
comedians he need patroniZe the hall. The Mayor
said he disnclined 10 grant the license because
the safeguards against fire were not enough, but he
would consult the Building Department on the sub
feet.
A delegation of Good Government Club men called
upon Mayor Strong yesterday 10 urge upon him the
necessity for pushing the work the small parks
authorized 10 be laid out the lower East Side.
The MayOr gave the delegation assurance thar
the work would be pushed as rapidly as possible.
Corporation Counsel Scott yesterday announced the
following appointments OF convisis in his office:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-04
HELP WANTED.


HALE.
WANTED. AN IDEA.--Who can think ~
come simple thing 10 patent? Protect your
ideas. they may bring you wealth. Nrits
JOHN wEDDERBURN & CO. Patent A..
torneys. Washington. d. c.. for their
81 500 prize offered to inventors ana iist
Of 200 inventions wanted
WASTED.-By an o,G-establ!shed house.
q Young man as mail clerk and office as
sisiant; must have fair education ana good
reference. but experience not necessary:
salary So per week TO begin. Address, Civ
ing ago and particulars. ID. i. W., i. o.
roy 2.1tS New York CITY.
WANTED. -Experenced. reliable agents
In all parts Of the United states. 70
whom we can now assign special terr!tory
FOR the sale OF THE NEW-YoRK TRiB,
UNE'S GREAT WORK. "AMERICAS
SUCCESSFUL MEN 1t is one OF me
most easily sold publications now before
The American people ard Is not only deep
Is interesting in Itself. but proves grea.
educator. repiete with obieci-lessons Tor
young men starting in business NE. Every
library. public or private. IL incomplete
without II. The work is published In two
large volumes royal octave. and Is Illus
trated with numerous steel and stippls
portraits. Address ADAMS CO.. -
Ouarc-st. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-04
uu,iw,TIC SITUATION, WANTED,

crWgss.
COOK and LAINDRESS. BY a flr'f scU1
references. city "a county. 40 "e"'
I'D 1t.. SECOND bell
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-04

RESPECTABLE COUPLE want work on
gentleman's place In country: man good
mixer. driver; wife housework: good ref
erance l. H. .o3 East 5oth-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-04

=, roeo,inp oe the Executive Committee OF the GUN
Club Mheelmen Will be held al ice d ei.o' '0''' "
Tr.c, Society Building at p. m to-ud!'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-04
The standing OF the clubs in the BOVINE -
=, ,ho associated Cycling Clubs Of New
Jersey is as follows:

,. >,Or,-,arsev Division members button ana
~ ,so- &c ONT; The colors are royal purple ana
pm pna '' The design was selected by Harry Tr.ppe
Chairman of the Recruiting Committee. enc, O Us,
sui G. Frank Kreker is anxious p pbn
o. Car numbered several hundred nuo ma, tbat
Gowns were not represented'and II Is ssrV town
the League should have an oi'''ei ~
and village.
The first L. A. w. chest pro'ec'o -. hoirc
W., ~, Tho three-horse team belonging to G' D.
Harrison. They read as follows
I'"i4'7V'" II want
Good Roads.
l.. A. W.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-04

cvcys.s desiring 10 join the League OF America
Wbeelmen NAV obtain full printed information ah'
membership blanks by sending names anu "N
dresses 10 the Cycling Editor. TilDuhe'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-04

,,,. Sev-Brunswick Bicycle Club. the hacAsm
v.hao,uep. the Vim Bicycle CLUB OF Ne|a .., ~
go ,rn Nontcair Athletic Club all eSpec' ~ '''''
ai anu t.a racetracks for the coming sea9o''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-04

~ ,nsine, nurse sraduste FROM hosp,,si
desires position % an Invalid as = ,rsyel.
Companion and nurse: desiN,as o. Io3
Wn~. highest references. Address d.
East iOisi-st. ----.-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-04
PIANOS AND ORGANS.

BARGAINS. Special. new. slightly used
pianos $50 upward: instalments: rented.
exchanged. CHRISTIAN. 81 East I3th-st:
OUR SPECIAL for this month. new
cabinet grand upright pianos sll I'M
rrovements. s225 PAYABLE 81 monthly;
warranted five years. TWAY PIANO CO:
IS 5th-ave. Tway's Musical Guest mailed
free
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-04
FOR SALE.
SiEWING MAGElMES,

SlsWING MMGHUBuESo
Singer, SO. New Home style. $40; Do
nestle. $40: others. 81 upward Cash or IN
stalmen,s Write. agent calls. HAS
BRoucK CO. $50 ,th.aye., near 2sth.s;:
BILLIARD & POOL TABLES
new ana secondhand, with Ba,holdi quick
cushions: easy terms. MARX e. BRo''
I24 East 14th-st- --
For SALE-27 sewing machines, run py
steam power. with engine. shattlhg. &C;
also cheap lease: owner has another nnSl-
ness. Inquire Of II. DINGER, AZ SUFFOLK
ST.. before 10 q. m.
DESKS. --Rolltops: partitions ratings
safes, tables cabinet files, presses mkt
ures bought: repairing. PAUR. % Great
Jones-st.. near Broadway.
NEW MILLINERY FIXTURES; every
thing suitable for millinery store; cost
$40. will sell for s225. Can be seen al
2I1 Gth-aye.
TYPEWEITERS All makes; so 10 $40;
guaranteed: cabinet rentals. 50. delivered
CONSOLIDATED TYPEWRITER EN-
CHANGE. 2i5 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-04
FLAMING FOR TIE VIEW CATHEDRAL

Work on the detailed plan of the Cathedral of St
John the Divine has been going for a long time
under the direction OF Bishop Potter. who expects
to use it in securing contributions to the building
fund. report from the Bishop is expected about
the beginning Of next month. II is hoped that the
choir OF the cathedral may he erected within two
years, and then services can be held In IL. Th.
choir will hold more than ZOO PERSONS and IL Is
expected TO cost about $l,c1OeO. The cathedral will
cost about S,OUOvl. or more. and the main part Of
the building probably Will not be erected for many
years come. the work will be left for future
generations. Sore time ac) $4,000 named as
the portion Of the building fund for the choir to he
raised by Grace Church Parish and half OF tne sun
raised Immediately. william C. Sch,rnerhorn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-04
BOARD AND ROOMS.

MRS. D. d. LLOYD,
IS West SOD
rooms and board. or table board: refer
enCes.
REFINED American family offers large
room. private bath; l.heral table; ODD.
near Ms1so1-aye.: references. ALPHA.
/ .2s2 Broadway.
19TH-ST.. 81 AND - WEST.-Eegant
second floor suite. private bat other
rooms. table and service unexcei.ed: ref
crences.
BID ST. . WEST. Second story back
room. with board; references.
81 EAST G2D-ST.-Sulte ~ four rooms.
with every convenience; also single
rooms. references.
TiTU-ST.. WEST. l2l.--i}oard in n South
crn family: references exchanged.
81 WEST ,olTH-ST.- Large sunny second
floor connecting rooms; ali c1nveniences.
excellent board references.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-04
Guarantee
for
Booths
"Hy0r11ei'

"AM persons purchasing Booths
Pocket inhaler Outfit during 1907,
anywhere in the United States. who
will say that Hyomei has done them
mo good. can have their money re-
funded by applying direct to the head
office, % East
10th St., New R.L N%
York City.
The experience Of the past warrants
me in giving this guarantee for the fu-
turc. Hyomei has given universal sat-
isfac,ion, and has done more than | have
claimed for it. It breaks up cold over
night if taken in time. 1t stops cough
almost instantly. Hyomci is specific
for Bronchitis i: rVrs Catarrh. Booths
Hvomci, the Australian "Dry-Air' treat.
ment,
"CURES BY INHALATION"
Your druggist has it. or can get it if
YOU insist, There is no substitute.
Pocket Inhaler Outfit at druggists, or by
mail. sI.oo. Extra bottles lnhalant
90 cents. Hyomei Balm. 25 cents. =
Pamphlet, free Cordial welcome and free advios
IL you al! write crcall on
R.T. Booth, q East 10th St., New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-04
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
~~~~~~~~o~~~~~o~O~ N~NN>NNo|VNVVN~
Country.

-O>o~~NN.NNNYoN~NN~
Country.
FARMS OF various sizes and values. de-
slrably located in States OF NeW-forK
and New-Jersey, will be sold at low prices
md upon very easy terms: thus IL an IN
usual opportunity 10 secure a bargain. For
further particulars. parties interested VIII
please address MORTGAGES. j.. o. Box
1874. New-York.
Atlantic City. y. j.
FOR SALE.--One Of the mos, firmly es
tahlshed hotels in Atlantic city, ocean
end Of kentucky-ave. ~ bedrooms. besides
servants rooms: lot 15Xl25: steam heat.
elevator and all modern conVenlences: Will
be sold on mos; reasonable terms address
]. G. ADAMS X Co, Atlantic city, y j.
FOR sALE.-sevcral new Broom Colonial
cottages in Chelsea; all conveniences
price $4,000. this il special bargain
Address I. @. ADAMS & CO. Atlantic
CITY y. ].
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-04
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.


RICHLY furnished rooms for families and
gentlemen. hotel accommodations. week
~. 81 80 upward. Washington Place and
CcJ Broadway.
4STH ST, between 9Th and Broadway
Single ROOM southern exposure: gentle
man. Address Box % 1iS6 Broadway.
HIST. 13i EAST. Handsome furnished
rooms for gentlemen: private family; u
floor.
50TH-ST. 2l6 EAST.-Nlcely furnished
front room. heated: private house; rea-
sonabe
- WEST GOTH ST. between 9th and 9Th
avcs. Handsomely furnished front rooms
southern exposure, reasonable: owner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-04
MACHINERY.


AT REDUCED PRICES.-5DD secondhand
wood and iron working machines fully
guaranteed; machinery bought and ex
changed. GEORGE y. EDDY, 33S MadI-
sOr-st
GAS AND on. FSTrSTS. Metz 6 weiss
engines suTpass all others In reliability.
Durability ami economy: patented in all
countries i2e-l22 Mott-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-04
DRESSMAkING.

DkESSMAhING.
A. -HALT-PRICE this month. tailor
made; also fancy waist and bodice. bal,
evening. reception. dinner wedding gowns
and ropes Of every description. M ana WORK
guaranteed. orders executed short notice.
sisters sud brothers from London and
Paris. cutting, hitting. hasting, rsnOvatinS.
etc: d-essmaScrS Gent out. Nine. 81
LOWER. 81 West l9th-st.. New-York.
ARTISTIC DREssMAKER, glove filter
excellent taste. at home or out, 81 ard
car fare daily. PAULA HACKER. l.ili
5th-sve.
DRESsMAKER wants . few more custom
ers a. home. suits from 81 up. II. FOX.
2>d ?ih-avc.. "a bell.
DRESSMAKER. Artistic d~sses made
from SO. fancy and taiiN made cos
tume3 evening. wedding and reception
GOWNS latest styles. NJ workmanship
guaranteed. home ~ out by day. 10 East
18Th -st.. near ad-ave.
MAKER.-A thoroughly competent
ircssrakcr takes work home or by day;
latest skirts, waists, sleeves. remodelling.
alterations. childrens dresses. Mrs.
HOOD. isG West l0ist-s;.
DRESSMAKER. 20 yeare In business. hand
some suits. latest styles. 50. February
Nine. sMYTH. 90 Gth-ave.
DREssMAKER.--E Experienced. formerly
with n. Altman ~ 60. excellent litter:
cloaks. c1pes; at home. by Gay, 81 Cal.
or address DREssMAKER. 2oJ w. l4th-st.
DEESs.f AKER.- French d-,ssmakcr from
boucct and Frlls. cutter. litter and good
seamstrts IS. engagement In family by week
or month. mrs; references. 40 =. i0tn-st.
DREssMANER.- STYLES dresses fash
iosably made. perfect IT guaranteed:
superior finish: work shown; cloak expert.
responsible. reasonable. Mrs COOKE. 23J
West Iith-s;.. near broadway.
NINE. ANToINETTE. ~ Yves, 4ath-si..
coutuiieIc Franchise: Paris designs.
early spring farhons.
SEAL. GARMENTS. fancy fugs. made TO
order. remCdellnE old garments a spe-
cinlry. prices reasonable. Ms rARKE R,
llU West 52tf st, lac with Guntherr.
tth-av'
AiJVEl,TiSEMESTS an; SUBSCRIPTIONS :Ds
The 7. .buns received al their Uptown
ono. NJ. ~ f.usdNsy. "a door north
Of 3!sA-t.. until . o'clock u ~. advtr-
tisrments received ut the foli 1vius branch
Offices at regular Office rates until o'e'r-s
y m. viz: ?5i 9Th ave-. a c. .or. I'D
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-04

Colonel Warng yesterday sent letter TO the CWl
Service Commission. in which he said that atter
two wears experiences of the method OF making APP
no,n. uents 10 the uniformed force OF the Depart
ment Of Stree: Cleaning he had come to the CON
cluson that its advantages were outweiShed ny It's
disadvantages and he therefore requested the COM
mission to take such measures as might he neces-
sary to have all places in that force classihed under
the law regulating appointments TO the civil ser
vice Such a change. wrote ColoneI WarinG, Woui'
rolove tho Commissi- ncr and his deputy OF the irK-
some duty Of considering appeals for employment,
aud v,oul: save the Department from malnt dlnille
an elaborate and complicated civil service bureau
Of tia own the registration lists OF which were
already encunbered with thousands OF c"b'"'e
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1897-07-04
Brucc-Triplett

Two moro nt Elko's Young people
launched their bark on the matri-
monial sea Monday night. The Rev
NJ. s. Riddle tied the knot that unit
ed the hearts If George W. Brace
and Miss Dora Triplett in the holy
bonds OF wedlock. The ceremony
took place at the residence of the
brides parents at $50 p. IN. in the
presence Of the families OF the con-
tracing parties.
After the ceremony was over the
invited guests sat down to a wedding
feast to which all did ample justice.
The newly welded pair held a re-
cephon from S to 10 and received the
congratulations OF their mauytriepds.
Many were the good wishes expressed
for their future welfare and success
in life.
The groom Is one Of Elko's prosper
Gus young business men and the bride
ia one OF Elko county's brightest and
fairest daughters. They start out
on Gfe's journey with the best wishes
OF a host Of friends. Both ar: former
pupils OF the editor OF .his paper and
he joins in wishing them a prosper.
Gus and happy life. II clouds some
times darRen their pathway. may the!
in passing reveal a brighter sunshine
10 gladden. their hearts.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1897-07-04
SELLING IN THE STORES.

Lawn dresses made with accordion
.iN.'c;l waists.
NI.'r muslin wrappers made in the
'".rr style.
Matte muslin waists COMPOSED of al
..i".tc puirs and lace inserting.
satin baby ribbon for ,dging the
.}.jt RULES okorgaudic costumes.
Double buckles of rhincstuncs to
"rlr with ribbon belts ON handsome
rrrs.
l'c.is of Scotch plaid silk ribbon with
..ji trimmings and II bodice point in
front.
Embroidered batistcs for vests and
even entire waists under n bolcro like
the SKIRT.
Satin stocks having n lace crnvat in
IRON: and a full frill OF lace across The
SIDE, aud front.
Navy blue suits trimmed with collar,
belt and jacket frill Of black and white
striped ribbon.
Cau,as gowns combined with velvet
aud red gowns trimmed with black
braid for the spring.
Costumes of plain black taiTcta silk
trimmed with black velvet ribbon and
inCc or mousscliuc.
Orgaud.c gowns having the entire
skirt covered with lac, insertion alter.
mating with bands Of the material.
HrrSyrg trimmed with opcnwork. en-.
Lr',dcrcd cdging finished on the edge
with n narrow frill of ynlcncicnncs
ace.
Linen. riquc. denim, etc, gowns
f2ade with an Eton. bolero. empire or
blazer iIckct, and the suit trimmed
with strapped seams.
Quite Il selection In gray and blaCl,
'gu'TrtlH mud taTctns tina, nrc 90 bc
trimmed with white lace and the now
fashionable black velvet ribbon.-pry
IUoGs Economist,
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1897-07-04

ANDERSON tIndh. juno 2S.-Ihr
National TiE Plate Company today
posted q notice for u shut down on
Thursday morning. Gs per contract,
for :he REIMBURSEMENT Of the wage
scale. NJ the same time al the
union tin plate factories III the coun-
try will close. The conference 81
manufacturers and workmen wage
committees viii bc held III PittshuTg
next Saturday.
The union window glass factories
are preparing 20 close doNu Wcdnes-
day next for Il REIMBURSEMENT Uf the
wage scale. Ga account Of the fac
tiounl fight between the blowers and
gutheTcrs on one side and the cutters
and tlatteuers on the other, some de-
lay i'll the settlement is anticipated.
Among the union flint bottle man
ufacturcrs there will be no shut
down lis usual. The union men will
sacrifice their vacation in order To
fight the non-union plants which 30
not close.
The window glass shutdown WI
cause $4,000 men 20 lie idle. while the
tin plate closing lays of about
l2000 men.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1897-07-04
TROUBLES OF ruf @. o. +.

The republican party has II SON.
'gress on its hands these days, and the
fact causes Il great deal Of anxiety.
1t is widely acknowledged that the
present ripping up and tearing up OF
the tariff has thrown the business iu-
~tcrests Of the country into tho state
that is described rs Sthat tired feeling
ami congress shows the utmolt indif-
ference TO those interests by pro'ong-
ing the agony. Tbs house prompiy
PASSED a tariff bill nearly three
months ago. hi, the senate commit
tce ON finance spent about sin weeks
o~vcrhauliny it and stra ghtcnng out
the kinks i'll its authors syntaN and
orlh"ccarhy. .h:.er three weeks
more. the biz was brought up for Ills.
custom in the senate. and it Is not cN
pc.,ci tn pass that body under four
weeks. mt the earliest, and it may
take twice that length Of time to pat
il through. Then there will be con-
ference Of committees Of the house
on the hill, aud there is no telling
how long It will take TO reach an
agreement. -lu the meantime snll.
thinks the republican party. the
countr,'s tongue is hanging ont fer
want OF the refreshing elixir oi a new
,nriI. aud my reputation Us II maker
Of blessings is in Il farrway 10 bcruin-
ed"
This is rather tough ON II party
which. only four years ago. WIS get
ting Il 10; OF fun ont VI democratic Mt
tCmpts tu do IA decent tariff job i'll a
short time. II is challenging some
sympathy. too. Tor it is observed that
the American Protective Tariff league
has communicated with every rcrub-
lean newspapers in the country. ask
ing for Il general urging ~ the SEN
aturs To- get Il gait on them. OfcouTse
tins will no; do the least good, be-
cause the senators always he de-
pended on "a move i'll the direction
and at the rate Of speed that are aug-
g2sted 10y their interests, enough Of
them. at any rate, to render any inter
ference on the par; Of the public use
less. Particularly is this the case
when there IS on foot a scheme Of
robbery like that which is now re-.
" IL go.
The ptuu'icr nust he divided rs
evenly rs possible, or those who do
not come III for Il fair share of the
swag may he depended on To make
trouble. The republican protection
lists are now facing the danger that
is i rovcrbitlly contingent upon an
adequate supply Of rope. Bing-
hamton u. " Leader.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1897-07-04

Senator Wellington o! Maryland is
literally being held up hy his ~c"nstit.
uents. Being So close to Washington.
they come in palace cars; in the more
humble passenger cars, ON freight
trains. some in carriages, some on
foot. but the climax WAS reached
when IL Of his constituents drove
into the city in an OK wagon. Al want
Office.
The people OF the United States
generally do not understand what n
Maryland o. team means, the oxen
are hitched up with collars around
their nccks like horses. and n
yoke fastened betwceu their necks
ana hitched To n log in the center,
and the wagon has but two wheels.
1t IS said that many Of the frs. iami-
lies OF Maryland use this lncomotion
when making fashionable calls. The
Senator did not seemed surprised
when his constituent met HIM. but
talked to him, same as the others.
To say that he is delayed with office.
seekers is to put it mildly. He has
more callers personally than all the
other Senator'S combined. \ Mary.
land Republican wants Office: ne
wants it bad. and he wants Z; now; he
don't want the promise q; the Office.
but ne wants {" commence TO draw
his salary at once; and there being
furty-four other States in The Union.
they ali raj not get Office. and those
who are disappointed go home With
knives in their boots for the dominant
party and its champion; and in the
meantime the senior Senator. Mr..
German. Smiles II smtlc- which is
exceedingly significant.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1897-07-04
Daring Bink Robbery.

-Four masked men entered the
Butte coudty bank at Belle tourchc.
South Dakota. Mon lRy morning and.
holding w the hlnk officials and GUS
toners present with dram revolvcTs.
robhsi ia" safe and counters 81 all
the cash. CArshicr Marble was a lit
tie slow about putIjng up hia hanis
AMI u bullet from Of the robbers
pistols clipped Oh a piece Of his right
car and made him hurry mp. An
alarm war given gul afmod men start.
Cd in pmrauit Of the robbers. The
pursuing rariy came up with tho rob.
beers a few miles from town and Il
tight took place. Ono u the robbers
surrendered, but the rest escaped.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1897-07-04

y small company Of fisherman
wcr seated in u Cardiff hosiery.
Tloy were telling fish stories.
THE most exciting days sport |
ever had said one Of the company.
an American, was when | was oil
L1htadur. I vas with two Others:
each Lad two rods. and We were simD-
ly pulling ont fish ms fns; as ever we
could put in our lines. torgo'.- he
al iCd. in a Thoughtful mood, what
those fish wore
-whG!rs:- suggested m Engli h.
mai with an attempt /" bc sar-
castle.
whales" said the Yankee. with n
deprccatory wave Of his hand.
~why man We wore batting with
whales
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1897-07-04
Uses OF Water.

Nothing so promptly cuts short 4
congestion OF the lungs, sore throat or
rheumatism as hot water, when ap.
piled early in the case and thorough
ly.
A proper towel folded several times
and dipped in hot water quickly
wrung aud applied over the si!e Of
toothsche or neuralgia will generally
afford prompt relief.
Hot water taken freely haitian hour
before bedtime is an excellent cathar.
tic in case OF constipation, while it
has a soothing effect upon the stom
aeh and bowels.