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ra;ai-Wl'jtt i A? IS -1 f": I ft i SCIENTIFIC SCRAPS. 7 Less than a century ago, on July 13, 178S, France, Uclgium, Holland, and Switzerland were swept by a cold wave no intense that tho Lake of (Jeneva was covered with ice three-quarters of an inch thick. If those countries had been well wooded the disaster, it is thought, would not have occurred. In Europe, electric railways are i growing rapidly in public estimation, I not only on the Continent, but in (ireat Kritain. Already one hundred miles of electric transit are in operation, and there is every probability of the total mileage being considerably increased before the end of the present year. Two German chemists have dis "iivored that in the saliva of the niHxilliary gland of the horse there is present a ferment capable of convert- ! ing starch into sugar; that in the Kiliva of tin' parotid gland there is i peptonizing clement, though in small piantity, and that the mixed saliva i iniilsilics fats, but does not dissolve them. These are the conclusions of I'rof. K. Wollny on the physical properties of the soil in a dense and loose state, j When it is desired to increase the pro- I portion of water in a soil density is to . be aimed at, but a loose condition should i be maintained when the contrary state is found needful. The more densely the particles of the soil are packed : together the more such soil will ary in temperature. i Tin high commissioner of Cyprus at tributes it chief curse, drought and locusts, to the reckless destruction of the forests. As the W oods disappeared, -o did the soil that covered the hills; that soil ua washed down to the plains, choke 1 the ri and formed malarious swamps, tic lolls became bare locks, incapable of growing a I ! ' ! of vegetation, and tin' lo us at I opec look po-sessioi of the barren eioiin.l, while the a!s( iice of trees. deprived ti. earth of its annually rt ili-'iiig agent - l.nl' mould. The -.Mio process is going on upon the higher hills, and Sir Ii. Ihdduiph l e,eesii ,,,,( , N,,gg ration to say that rus is in a r.t ical state i,ii this aceoiitit, from which, how cwr. there is Ha-oii to hope that it may yet be n i oveivd. There are districts of this n untrv, too, where these ri marks mav c pi ndered o er with adantage. lint More Left. di.eti years ago a farmer came ni,. iMr.it with a load id' potatoes .oel sol, t hem to a grocer. A dispute arose a t" the ipiantity. The farmer teit ilillls. If flltltt'l out of two bllshids and he'I'-ft lie i.T, er w dh a I lack ie. The grot i r j- a man who meant t" k -p even with all men. II" tin iv fore t.-ok I. is a!lida il to w hip that agritiiiuiral t-ilt r w il bin an inch of his life, ami the haigt r he waited the madder he g.,t. At t!- end of a month, set ing m prospect ufcaMiing the farmer in town, the grocer pro t m od a hoi e and buggy ami drove out to thw farm to have it out. When w it li in three miles of the phu t: he en countered a man on the highway ami imp i i i't i I : ' ( an M'U tell tite where old Stiver "Yes; going to buy i attic of him'r'' "No. sir; I'm going to pound him out of his boots I" I guess id ' I'm old tit r's sou, ami yoii t got to whip it it' lil'st '" The grot er jumped out and a bat t le . r' slll'i d. Me polished the sou off, but il was a tight s.pief.v. lie hail not gone half a mile w In-n a man who was , busking corn in ur t Ic t.'tn'c hailed him with : "lidyoii bae a light down there' Yes." "Who w hipped r" ' "I did." I "Well, that was my brother you were lighting, ami maybe you think you caii mash tne, ton !" A set olid light took place, and proved a draw. The grocer wa somewhat list oiiragi il. having several loos" teeth and a nose as big as his liist, but he Irevi'iiii t.i the next house. A strait ling I'elloW about 07 years old Was cut ting Wotnl at at the gate, ami the grocer drew up and asked : How far is it toMier's?" Which stiver V" ' Why, the old liar stiver's." stranger, the man w ho speaks that way of my old dad has got to fie 1 1 -until I," rt inarkt d the chopper, ami ,i third light was soon on the boards. I'hi- lime t In' grocer had his fill, and, i : t r bindiing the grass out of his ii.er. lie asked : How far is it to Mr. John stiver's''" Two miles." One more ipiestioti. I've met and f.. tight w it h three of his sons. Is there ,,'ith r living bet wviil here ami the citl man's':" Another? Why, there are three, ,r.tl b'siiles. there tire two single ones id lion.e wlm could turn you wrong- ic i ut in twenty seconds!' Th" grocer dro e slow ly back to the . ,i a al w . at to bed fur a week. His i ,is!iie was in not waiting to catch C.c Hi 1 uia'i home some time w hen all fie bo were iff fishing.. Ihtruit Ff-e u arc pale, sir ! You are fright i it -ir !" .-.lid one ollicer to another, " h i -ted f.r tlm first time under lire. I know it. aid if you w tie half as much gut i in d as I am, you would run away." t'EARLS OF THOUWHT. A man of integrity will never listen to nnv reason against conscience. Sensitive people wish to be loved ; vain people wish only to be pre ferred. An evil speaker differs from an evil doer only in! the want of oppor tunity. Do you wish to learn how to give anything? Then fancy yourself in the place of the receiver. To conceal a fault by a lie ha been said to be substituting a hole for a stain. The man who feels certain he will not succeed is seldom mistaken. Modesty is the brightest jewel in the crown of womanhood. A man has no more right to say an uncivil thing than to act one; no more right to say a rule thing to another than to knock him down. Nothing, indeed, but the possession of some power can with any certainty discover what at the bottom is the true character of any man. l'ride is as loud a beggar as want, and a great deal more saucy. When you have bought one line thing you must buy ten more, that your appear ance may be all of ; easier to simiircss th piece; but it is liist desire than to satisfv all that follow it. I The American Shop. I If we i liter a shop we do not Ibid that deferential welcome which London off rs ; rather a critical, inquiring at titude as of liieii we think who recollect that a chance customer like ourselves mav be, perhaps, no better than he should be. We soon rind that this iiadeiiionstath e, observant de meanor only iudii .i'es the intention of the shopman to ascertain our wants as thoroughly ami .piiekly as possible and supply t Iii-iii w ithout delay. There is no time lost in ceremony : our demands ait' met with promptness and quiet civility. The .shepdvcepers a -slime i that we. Ilk" themselves, want to get through the work with as little delay as is consistent with finding what we want. The shopman or clerk, as he is termed- and the shoeblack nr the merchant ami railway director anil tho stall-small in an earlier stage, anil tiny , ilo their immediate business with a thoroughness ami coiitideiieelike people who fei l that they are bearing their part in the larger ami higher concep tions of life, and will, if they tin tilt Ill selves justice, be one day a.s coiufort ab!" . lid inij oi . at as any of their cus tomers. In the American clerk or workman of tvi-il.iy, w hatev ermay have bein the ease ill t he past, t here is no vulgar assertion of this equality, The people he has to thai with ordiuariiv nev t r ilreain of tlisput ing it. It is only in the case of a European, accustomed to the subserv ience v.f the productive or distributing classes here, that any embarrassment can arise. We soon It arn that the absence of the deference we arc accustomed to does not mean disrespect ; it is an unconscious com pliment. It is giving us credit for a ! knowledge of their social system; it assumes that we are aware their is no i social inferiority between the wealthy merchant ami land-owner and the laborer or clerk ; it attributes to uk some of their ow 11 good sense to con clude that we want our business done, and il"iie well, without loss of time. -' ' ri, i! .)fi'tui)i''. Taking il Out of the Store. Mr. Kemper, of Illinois, was in the mercantile business. lie had :t great ileal of work outside of his store, and he gcimi uliy made it a point to pay men that worked for him with goods. On cm occasion he had a pile of wood he wanted cut into stove wood. Calling to a boy mi the street he said ; II. -r", I"ck. I want to get a little wood cut. Can ymi do it?" "Yes," .said the boy. "All right, you go ov er to the house and cut up that pile, and come back ami I'll pay yon for it; but," he added after a moment's pause, "I suppose you w ill take it out of the store?" -ofcour.se," replied the boy, I would jus ii si ion take it out of the store a.s U"t." M i ting Kemper cm the street a day twoiiitt r, th" boy said : "s iv, Mr. Kemper, I wonld like to have the cash for cutting that wood." "Why." said Kemper, "I thought you were going to take it out of the store." "Well, who said I wasn't? We are out of the store now, and I will take the cash." '7.. J'ttxi. Paper I.ace. A writer of society items mentions having seen in Paris a magnificent stage costume enriched with the love liest lace he had ever beheld. In his own words, "The dress was displayed on account of that lace; anil that lace vva worth, perhaps, twenty-five francs; for it was paper, wonderfully stamped, and representing t rains of fuchsias, and looked just a much a piece of real lace as a Paris diamond by night looks an old mine gem. Parisian actresses wear that paperdaee a great deal; it is tough, soft, and very effective. To wear a costly lot of lace, which may be ruined inn night, when very cheap lace-paper looks a well, is considered the height of folly by intelligent foreigners. Tlie Philadelphia Vhrnnivle swill keep pokim: at the Mayor anil Chief of P lice until tiny do their duty or are poked out of office. ! The French Wrestlers at the r'ufr , The owner of the booth dr circus has usually two or three professiniiil 1 wrestlers, a heavy, medium and liirht weight. As soon as lifting weights, throwing weights, balancing Yci;;!it. and other such like performances arc got through with, the wrestler stand forth and challenge each indi 'dual in the crowd to an encounter with which ever of tbejr number he shall himself choose. There is usually some one among the audience bold or fo!;h enough to try hisskill, for which daring feat he usually gets a rough maulim anil a heavy fall on the sawdust throw n down in the middle of the ring. Hut on this occasion it seemed the height of folly for a hid id' some nineteen years to accept the challenge, as his appearance was slight and his form wholly devoid of muscular develop ment. That, hovvcN er, was his affair, not ours, lletiring behind ali'tle knot of his companions he stripped him-clf completely naked, and remained so. w ith the exception of a pair of h,i-hvig drawers, throughout the cmvun'er. When he appeared on the sawdust he looked like a lath. Nev er ha I w e st vi a form so utterly devoid of ties bunches of protubei'.uices on any l.-gs or chest w hich are usually In J1 1 indi cate strength. His color was that of I n red Indian, his appearance that of a lad of seventet n. 11. s profesi . n .,! , .p. poticnt, on the contrary, was a veiv mass of muscles, which hung a'" ic him like knots, reminding one of th" cartoons of Iiapli.e l or the painting '. of liitbcns. To it tiny went with a. will, at first wanly stribhing ou' hands to lay hold of hands, tin u str ing arms or feeling for a grip at tin waist. Present 1) Cm professional had his man round tlm body. and lifted lo.n about like a straw, but somehow Ic could never throw him fairlv down.: Tin- youth's feet seemed to I't'l th ground, e v eti w hen daiighmr m the ao': . he turned himself about hke a snake, he fell on his hands or feet, or laid him felf on the ground l!a' upon his stomach, while the athlete danced round him, pulling, tugging, twisting in vain-for t ' gam the kittle il is necessary to make both the shoulder i ' blades of tlm fallen foe t h the ' ground. Cora good quarter ol an hour i i the youngster butted like a bull with , his head down, slipped out of tlm nmst deadly grips, and sometimes threw his 1 adversary w ith great v mlcncc. v ei with- i 'out making his shoulders touch thej ; earth. The professional got wary ; In- I was evidently a little afraid, y I : ' never doubted the final issue of tin ; fray. At last they join.-d and wiv-!etl ' fliriolislv. struggled, fell the Voll'h 1 under the giant: oimumre turn and it Would be itv er with the pool' boy, w In -ii . i - -1 suddenly he caught th" ;it lib t round i the neck. Sipmc'iil, as if a i-c, his !' ' jugular, lifted him dean up into t Im n,r, i ., ' planted him as fiat as a pancake upon ; Ins broad back, and rose the victor of as ' -c n : tine ;i struggle as ever mortal eye-.:" " beheld. We pitied the poor professional. 1 jl' ' for he looked so M-r d.iw lit .1st ; but tin , i ,! i I amateur wc admired so much that weliia i j offered him money, which Im refused, "!l j show ing that he belonged to tlm bitter I class, and was no confederate. ' Apt at Ithy itiing. Wit is soiuet i i lies w mt li tin mi y, but it is ipute essential to have a good i ii.iLu i a il customer to ileal wilti. Win n ! Allen Hallway, tin-great s. ,,t,h ,, I began life h" was so Mur that tie could not meet his first hall'-v ear's lent, j After it bei ame due he met hi., land I lord and explained his ciii ninstaimi s, j and expressed his distress at his failure ' to meet his obligation. The jolly land ' lord w as ipute kind to Inm. and said I as he was a lad i f some genius, he i would give him a chance to caimi 1 his : debt w ithout a shilling. !.." s.,,,1 the i creditor, "you'll give me a rhyming ; answer to four ipn-stioiis in as many ' minutes, I'll ipiit the rent altogether." Allen said he Would try. The pli st ols were. "What does Cod love ? What does the devil love? What docs tin World love? W hat do 1 love?" K. unsay w rote : "(intl loves iciiii vvlit n he ref ruins from sin : Tlie devil lnvi's inrm when he persist-therein; The world loves man w lieu riches on hun How; And you'll love me ecu Id I pa) j . -u whit I owe !" "The rent is paid," saitl the farmer, giving the ingenious tcnnt a hearty slap on the shoulder. . t Tlie Newslioys' Joke. The Italians are great jokers, and the 1 humorous instincts run through every class, from the nobles to the lazaroni. , The municipality of Lucca was lately the butt of a laughable conceit on thej ! part of the news venders of the city. 1 1 Theconseript fathers sought toadd tone land dignity to their surroundings by , making some extraordinary regulations iis to the dress and demeanor of the cab i drivers ami news venders. The latter , were reipiired to be "decently dressed," and were bidden not to cry the contents I of their papers, but to be satisfied with i decorously announcing their names. On the day when the new rules went j into effect the newsboys failed to appear, 1 ami the public imagined that a strike had been organized, but at a prearranged hoiirthe paper sellersappeared in a body ( nil the streets in the most correct even i ing dress, crush hats, swallow-tails, i I white ties nud gloves, anil carrying j waiters on which the journals werear ' ranged in the most orderly in. inner. The ' effect was immense. The people took ' up the joke ami the newsboys did tlm ' biggest da.v's business they had ever known. RS"ln MatU;s,l.WSf iJWlS lELIGIOrSRKADING. Soon Dies The fire infei-'er.!siieii with fuel nooii expires. In like manner the spiritual life, unsupported by prayer and meditation, becomes u feeblei tlttet Dating, expiring "XA": liclico coin., i In iicVi to evi ry disciple of a sort of a Sabbath Inur taken from worldly thoughts every day and given to dcotioiial meditation on kohi ;v: :vt fact in the life ' Chi ist. or on some prcgnard word from Hi- saeiitl lips Usloiindin Holv Scrip' tire. Such fa t or t ruth resobitelv bel l U-('oivhc liihnl ,; it ,,,.,,,4,...,,,'. , melts tic heart Is as oil to the lamp. It moves the af- feet ions (iodw aiil, ij Si ii lice, strengthens t pose not to be ovciv. i. kclis the coli- soul in its p'ir bv the spirit el tlm tt- vl'l, aud be:--ts that spirit of Noit-el, ss prayer by w hich the believer retain bis consciousm s of lb" liv hie pre midst the li.li- lllltils s!r and bustle of The epi rielii i; Isil, ;us well as . - that " w ithmit i. dive habit it is .: I: 'III of the lil'st :r'd rcbgion." -- of th" churi li imiv common m": .c, teae! s.-u:ct'ii!!g.-l ll'.is im . impo tint!' sji ' !.. !.,y liv i; t of m.'ralitv .''. K. tittiii-. et . ami niri, la li'iislanl'tliiiid the lblptist i;. h fas about J.i ti to members. 1' r i v , ry '" of tin inhabitants of i.eid th. re is a Lutheran preacher. Th.- M- doc Indians arc becoming .ii ol mi ! !- mis. f, nary inilueimc.. fin le i,i , ,i , I pise, pal i lunches M.I a -iiil. I i -. lit ilely free fltiiil ' t. A b. .ti- liiiiii" r of ( hiii'chi s are i - I ...i !'.. S ,!.(!, bv eolore-l Hit P..bb language .on it lb- ; . 1 l - new b i.i nil) Sii;i. olgiiio.'-ltiotlS, "'.l.'l'l I,': ilib -S. I' n't 'd -sial " ;i'.id Mt n'x 'l.i i.-ti.in a - i., s j.-i'. "' niembi rs .ni'eh of .ilia la is i ri' ty oi ha ing ci. r of tl.eo i-ivth- '. a' e ."v i .,n bide that !. pj.'i.iini person a ;; iii.iKin w !m ,rc i hlll'ch. hi'. reference biag p'a.' 's. giving .-c w ho build eir r i lea o h. vv to i:i!l th.is v.lm blidd Withiiigtot,, ,.( i Mi st i 'oicr. ga V w bi.elMid. and c-.ii iy, w ,, , i ii,- .in iiii :it ;.. v i-:i Solo. M tii :.c ha-. Maiiilin- and Sitlin; Tla I. l. il,, Tih.n.fi 'i si.v-: i.iHy bu ll Un bind U'elt. hil lie U and w -Is m !l t t h. Ji.s -Iv bv v f. n. Ab . n-. if. i"I t he ." i. an b iiy hie. i l i i that 't.iinl - a ii v mioiis di ii ing c. i ;,.ii Nat in---I in id ! -. '.iii .n -.li. i li to t! W il.el:. 1 V I , . w 1, s 1 h. i '. - i t hanging i, inns. h-s. it t li.it ll'.'lll the -.1 n. in order ill s t hat w In n y alti-i'iiii'i ly n . in Ii g icnl - I fi'i iplcnt y i l i rl vv it h a ;; i.i-'lv i.-::i 'i ut her, I m oil Cm I. n. .,'id ti -a wi iii-. ; :.. . .till r sl.i; -"III'' t . !. in rally c I'l I 111 I I ... l ilt pl.t. . .1 ;. ! . I i : I ill lire ol upright for ii t I,. p In r m ab, t he spine, albe-t Hit- habit l-l l.ab.t nlnio.-t too long, in- se I In ir In ri- po-ile to the L'le r t li.lll the : li n; r..l . I- I lie It -u I -t.i ei tig'. Il .'im h : I '.III. i ...i.o . in ; t lie bi'-i !;. lib his to 1 I. Tie fin o Id. 'im h I'-riiii d a! tin.- plot. Savage l'.le.!iaiil. liiai te w -pai" r I. - n i;. lb I ,,. ..i..,;. A: Mr. III it if the ,1 '.1 iii li.-o.l of lit i lit. I. a ucc 1 III ill I'. ,.l v bill-. Mr. i he. K- ihgi t w It 'Iaii:.. w a . d in I y th" I ret . v I'.'-'i " a . r. im a- iii-iti-.' i lev en feel i ;rid v, liicli I-., i t i:,,' 1 1 I v i i t : it. r for a v i v 1 ug t im '.I'll w as a , v -:ii's b;it I . ; ell'.. I t n K but hum . im I -t- ; i otlmr , HO" A Ham' a ly. 1 1 to eapt nri I o r t iiski r. il I. I . 1 1 g ; U h d i hi hi. I that 1 ' ! I.I 111 l i I ! . tur K. d no tl, .11, .Il tlm . i'r d I' -I .. tl.l . I ' 1 . t II I pt bin.i.li; I .. ot :, 1., in Alt, r hi d !' n hi. i ii. I and v rv pa: r- I li',. . i i . . ' i -Id ed "l'i al , i IV. t I I A si. . ui ;V '.'!'" ate a pint of oys-r- w '.ei h b i I m il in a restaurant, nl be . I,.- -.,.! prefer to be shot in a i . . 1 1 -i i in la' ure. The W llll.i' I. E. shaw, I nioii Hot. I, .la. -..I- lid in uralgia. -n ( Mel. ) A'i says : i. proprietor tirand N. York, indorses St. i heuiiiat ism and l'..r If there an- two proper ways of - . -Ibtig It;. purer, then there should Ik! at I a I two way. .f spelling Journal or '..i.-'te. I. i - liu piire into it. I'n ni lb li.ii'.-.eis t .Mass.1 Mirror: Mr. lb ... II. pay. of this town was . ill d ol i !, iiu;;d ;-ni bv St. Jacobs Oil. V. 1 . o! t is n frost inven-:-, -i- lie lit nib led uliont . Key Iniet- t-htiuld l.avo Ftiwt A ile (IrMH Oiio Rror.n!!- ii- tw wwki; 4ll other two r -li.r e iU9. l'.i ml l.o luiusd npon by InuiiliuK mn otTi reit Auk your detlar .r l-'iazi r'n, wnli Uli-I a. It mtor your hora ..l...r. n. I yt.ii . hi. It tweived first medal M e ((tci-taiul i;,l i'lTlt eipoaitiout. bold .vernUeiu. .-i- h m cooked boots; .en's Heel fstiffeners. A PBOFESSIOKAL CONTESSIOX. Tbe t nniioiij Jivrrr nV M " ' rtl r ii .ll.iui' 1 utl.v. Tlie followiug article from the Democrat . oiiii Chronicle, of Rochester, N. Y., ia of so ( ptriking a linturo, mid euiiumtes from o re liable a fonrcfj tlirtt it U herewith re-imli- , iisliod entire. In addition to the valuMilo niiittcr it contnin, it will be found en-ecd- ' inyly interesting. ' To tht Eilittiroflhe Vmoceof nnit Chmnfalrt k,k- Mr wniii fut M iiUhlitiltltin bt most uiit'i.-ttml miitenifiiti wliicli follow urn, tiret. gratitiido for the fact tlmt I linvo been savctl from a mrtt horrible tlpntli, and, eer ontlly, a ilesiro wnrn jlll.wUd fryid tbi "tntee'.f ill .'.'.liusi sonio or tlie most ilecxp-. tivi- infliivneee t)- which they hare ever been fiirrniimled. It i a fart that to-day thou-s.-ohIs of people are within f.uot Kf the , prava nt-.H thrj ila not know it. To tell how I fi-nn 'aiit.'ltt away from juit this poiilion "il. I ti) warn pi hers aRtiinpt Bearing it, are Ihy nlijeels in tins comiauiiiCHtiou. On Hie first ilny of June lsfl, 1 lny nt my residence in this rily surrounded ly my fi ieinl. mid iiililll fur ptr dwttll. tieftvurt only k.iovts tliu nu'oiiy 1 then enilurt-il, for wordKCan never descriho it. And jet, if a few years previous, any onr had told me that 1 was to be brought so low, and br pd lei ri- . Iilo a iljsee-. 1 rlioald llt'.,t! bt'oli'eu At tliJ ivien, I n.'ui always been niu'oiniiionly strong mul healthy. hadweiuhcil.ovprLlHipimiidHana I hardly knew, in my own, mneriHBi'01 whHt 1 pain or iirk( Wciu. Very imuiy peoplo wlm Will fad till' statement realizo at tiuiOK that tli"V are nnusually .tlrid and Cannot . nceiiiint for !t. liny Jerl dull and in (l.aiiiittt pains in various parts of the body and do not understand it. Or they are p-, i-eeilinuly liuii,'rj due day and fntiiTly with- I nut i..e. tur I he mil. 1'lim was just the wiy 1 felt when the relent le. malady which lia.l fastened itdelf upon me tlrft Itpuan- i Si ill I thought it wan iin'ldn; that probably I I h.i.l l"k'. u a cnlit which would ki.iii pass I Itvviiy. Shortly nfter this 1 notireJ a dull, ' aii'l ut liiiitM n neur.dia, .ain ia my lieudi I but in i'. would come one day end lie, jjciiid the in xt, I i?it' I'Ui Hit jo attention to it. j llrtwevrv, my stomneh was out of order and i my food often failed to digest, caii.-in ,01111.-111)2 (It "l I lulu times treat inconvenience, no iile-i, even a physician, that tlm-f tlitnes meant anything Berion or Ihiit a iiioii.-tious ih-en-n' vvasbecoiniui; lixed upon iin'. ( '.uiilitlly, I thou-'ht J was Hiiif.-r' inir from Malaria a"il 14 dtli-iored mypell iu'..-enli.inly. but 1 not no better. I next n itici'il a pii-iiluir t-olor and odor about the lluiil- I w.t i'n-"iiiu- alst that thMre wMrD l.-u-tfn uttnlititios Olio il-iy ami very little the Hi l, anil that a p.T-islt-iit frolh and urum iippt' iretl upon the surface, and a sediment jeltlitl in the bottom. ml vet 1 ilid inn re' ; nlie my ditnm-r, fon liidn il, s. ein tiiese " iii 'ii,iiis foiiimiiiilly, 1 iiiiiilly lieeume nc eus, iiue.l to th "in, and my suspiciuii was wii illy dis irmed by the tuct that I hnd no I' on in tint itih'i-tcil ei aiti or in their Vieiniiy. Why I should have Wn m lilind 1 cr-iii"! Hti.t'r',iiii1, Theru is n lel nhle futuro for all phi-icul j lir-li'i-t, and iui tiKli!ih'tl.iii,;ei iilni)-I'linurt il pcrsnn to bis sense, even llietlj'li il may ' then lie too hue. I i..lid. itt lat, niycrit ical i- ,!!,lition and nroiim-d myu!t to over coin.' it. And, I ill ! how hard I ti ieil ! i eon- 'lit.-il the I'i'-i me. deal skill ill tlix hind, t vi-iieil all iJ." iinniilin iii mineral cpnii(,' iu j Ameiicn nnd tt'ivrled from Maine to T'ali fnniia. Ht'll I uix woife. . Nn two physis I i'i,-in iWn'i',1 a- lo iny inalHtiy. due (.aid i was irouni. ti witn sj.iiii-.i irriinunii : nnotlu-r, tit-rvoii - prostration: another, malaria; an-:li!-r dyspeps. i ; anolli. r, heart disease; an i.ther, ireiieral ilebiliiy j another, congestion f thr liase of liic brain : nnd poon Ihrouh a 'one list of ciPnmnn di'etsMi the ympt'i.n if nil of whieh I really had. In' tins way lever.-ll yntrs pa-sed, iluritij.' nil of whii-fi line' I vva- te itlily irri)win w.irse. My con ilitioii had reiilly become pitiable, The sliidit symptom I at tlrt Mpcrieiieed were dftcloi e 1 illlo terrible mnl eon-tant dis- 1 tii.ler thu 1 1 1 1 1 tw ills (if ytj line prown to 1 oiKs of i.i!oiiv, My weight find been fe- i ilucul fi.iln to 1:K' ponude. .My life was j a torlure to myself ntul friends. 1 cmlJ re I iin no food upon my stomach, and lived 1 wholly l y injection.-. I was a livms i mas. of pain. My pulse was uncontrollable. : In my auotiy I fr. 'inenlly fell upon the flour. ! i- iiMilsivi'ly eliu.-hi il the carpet, and prayd t . r i i . 1 1 1 1 Moil lune hud hltle or no elli cl l:i iii i.lt'iiiiu.' the pain. For six days and ; li ,.-hi I had tho ileilh premonitory hie- j c.inj!.-eoii-l.iiiily. Mj mine was filled with I I i be i- i-l-and ,-el.:inu ii. 1 as Htruiini,' 1 woh Hrilit's Dise.i-cul Iho Kidney in iu la -I n;n;ei. While siilTeiiiiji thin 1 received a rnll i from '.-.iy pastor. I;,. v. Dr. Kioto, rector I of St. Paul's church, of this city. I felt t.iat il was our last interview-, biit in the i coins,, nf conversation l.o meniioned a ; reiniily nf which I had heard much but had never ued. Vr. l''oot. detailed t mo ! lie in my ii'markable cures which had come j lied r his observation, by means of this i r.-ine.ly, and mueit mo to try it. As a prac t t-!ii' physician and a ffiatlunte of the ci-huiil-, 1 clierislud thu prejudice both nat ural and mm mnn with nil renul.tr practition ers, nnd dt'i i.led the idea of any medicine out si 1 1. tho recilliir channels beinii the least b.-in lit'i.l!. So solicito'is, however, was lr. Kioto, that I finally promised that I would waive my prejudice nnd try the remedy he so highly rn'oinmt inlt-il. 1 beiin its use on the first day nf .Tunc and took it acrorduiu to I directions. At Inst it sickened mo; but this j 1 ihiui.;hi was a yood iti'ij for me in my do- i bilitiite.i rotubtion. I continued to take it; ! the Mt'ktninj sensation depaitedand I was I able to retain food upon my stomach. In a few d.ijs I noticed a decided elianfe for tho belt. i'.'as also did my wife nnd friends. My liicciihs ee.iM d and I experienced less paiu limn formerly. I was so rejoiced at this im proved condition that, upon what I had bo lieve l but a fevv days before was my d iti(r bed. 1 vow. d, in the presence of my family anil fi n-iid-.shoulill re.-ov erl would both pub licly and privately make known this remedy for the iood of humanity, wherever and whenever I bad an opportunity. I also de It l iniiie.l that 1 would give a course of lec tures in the Corinlhian Academy of Mnsie of tin- city, slalimr iu full tlie symptoms and almost hnpi let-sne-s of my disease and the t.-marknble means by which I have been s.ivcd. My improvement was roustant from that time, nud in less than three months I had trained '.'ti pound in lltsh, beciune en tin ly free from pain, nud I believe I owe my life iin 1 prte- nt condition wholly toWanier'i Safe Kidney uud Liver Cure, the remedy vth.fh I us il. Siute my recovery I have (liftrvmgljy T' invtsiiaied tho suliject of kidney ditlioul li. s and B'-itfhtV di-Ciise, nnd t ho truths do ve'o eti mo (i-toimdinc I therefore state, I'e'ihi rately nnd as physic-inn, that I believe (hat more th in olio half tho deiithswhitb oc cur in America are caused by bright ' dis insenf ihe kidneys. Tins may sound like a rash statement, but I am prepared to fully verily it. Hi it-'hl's disease has no distinctive sympt im of its own (indeed, it often do veli.p4 without any pain whatever in the kidney- oi Ihuir vicinity , but has the symptoms of every other known complaint. Hundreds of people dio daily, whose burials are it .tliniised by n physician's certificate of ih ari PisO i-e," " Apoplexy," " 1'aralysis," "Si'inal Complaint," "Rheumatism," rn. iimoiiia," nnd other common corn plain's, when in reality it was blight's Dis i i-eof the Kidneys. Few physioians, and fewer soj le. reahrethe extent of thisdtsense or its dangerous and iusid'ous nature. It sit al - into the system like ti thief, manifests it pre i nee by the commonest symptoms, and fastens itself upon the roiistitution I..-fine thu victim is aware. It is nearly as le re.hti ry a consumption. tpiUe as com mon ntul full'' as fatal. Fntiro families, iiiheiiiiim it from their ancestors, have da-d, ami yet none of tho number kuew or realized the I'.ijsterions power which was re mnviiii.' lliem. Instead of common symp toms it often allows none whatever, bnt brings de ith suddenly, nnd as such is usually supposed to be heart disease. As one who h a- su'Tcrcd nud knows by bitter exiierienoe wind he s.ivs, I implore every one who roads ihese words not to nenlect the slightest symptoms of Kidney dillioulty. Certain at'ony and i ossihle de it It will lie the sure re fill (if such neuleet, and bo out can afford, to haar t such chauct s. 1 am a. no that such nn unqualified state ment in thi". comimr from me, known as I am ilirouirhout ihe eutire laud as a prucli t oin riiiul leciuver, w ill itrise ihesurprise and p n ib'e nniirio-ity of tho medical profession and .i l. in-h nllwnli whoml am acquainted, I .ti t I i.iaio the foiii;oni slatemeuts based upt n l'.i It vvh'c'i 1 am pn-pared lo produce ie..il ir ill'.-wliii-h I cn'i stilislantiato to the ltf.t r. H i welfare ol llio-e who may -il.ty In patf i. r- -in-li ps I was. is mi ample iiiii'ict-iite : f 't-nt-t-i t-ke ihe step I h-iVP. aid if I "-ii successfully warn others from i be t'iiiuerj.u i-n'.h in whicli I once widkod. 1 ;iu: nlilir t ill turt- till professional and l ers, na! wi-xetitM-pees. i. It. HKNIU.N, M. V. o. ' r- li ve i s -.iii-ch diyrstible i one I on's p -. r ItlCHl'-PAIB., Quick, complete cute, nil aiinoyir, Kidney, PliCli'i'! '."ni '- rinarr Ji";:s fl- lira;-i.iss. Koh Thick Hi.int, heavy sleh iiel .1ei n. nor.-. Willi' May Ajle 1'ills. 10 and IVti pv-ri rsiA. isnrniisTiic.-, i'i jot ' siou ef S.iriis nnd te-ietnl l e nliiy, in their va:-i .us fJrinjj il'i.' it it -"eiiiive skioi;. fi ver and ncue nnd other intei-miltc-iii o'ti., t'. "T'erro-I'lii'-eher.-Ccd 1'ltxir of f'ahsaya." niiule b ( a-well. Ilicanl i Co., New Vurk, and sold by nil Im -;nMi. i" the 1 e I tome: and for i atieiits ri eoverin!; from fever or j oilier Mi-kiie.-. 11 .:" nf The Chinese mo I jro, and nil Amoricnns shoalil bo- ami buy a bt.ttleof ( arboliue. the d"Klorie.t peirolcam hair reiievver mid ilren-cr. Since the feefht 'mprovement no preparation ever mid sucliasale na t'ail.olinc. AN KVTRAORIMXAHV f .s- A' "tiv, l-um 'tnisrr i, ISSI. T.i Mr. .1. VV. (Inhsili. Ir,-tri;lt : OsnrSir My i-iisi-wn:' nil -rule f. -n H nf nr-.tteliil's, nil .-ii til ins r.ilt! -.' Hur .ti. n. I cnil.,j,.il tin-1.1.-1 iii.-.li.-.tl ai.l p. ..ni l... I nl f.ill.-.i i i,"! !' until lh d.irl.-ni mil l I wo.il t A'f tlmt my t-.i-tvn inrnri l.li., Tlinms net's m own n-inrri-s, I g .1 - b-.o!- t'f l. WM. IIMI.'S it.VI.SAYi rtoi 'I UK 1.1'MiS. an l ill 'il li. urs f. tl .lis 'l.-.l n-li.-f. In tlin t- '. tlioc.M.fll almost ilisfliK-ird, N,.n llmi my I'lnnns of lift m s-iuS fir nmnr rt-srci 1 i-.irtn-rtl.v rt-t-eniuii'itil Iho ahoTi. In evt-rf sun. Tor ., nii-ol .1 ! e-; .i...e s. C. (I. I.A I ItlttlP. Ai.t.Kf Bttli FOOI,- -t r..lial.!el.,u'.-. f.r Hit. Iin. In nml l-rMfrslllf llrs.iiia. It I'oMtiv Ivrtirei. Nrrvims ti.'luli t siel r -st-.r.-ii M-i tiriln .,s'. fl.hib. tbiif.-i.i. S3t.ii r i. J' ... 1! liisil erl fr-eli.t ot ir;.:-. .(OIIMII Al.. 1.LN tlirmUl, ill4 t'.ut A.ti.j.;, t w y..,rL. riiesphonis is the striking name of a new (!uii It will wuiii by miiich-m.'.kuiK iiiumums. THE GREAT mm l'llll BEUMATIS1 Neuralgia, Sciatica, Lumbago, Backache, Soreness df tho Chest, Gout, Quinsy, Sore Throat, Swell' ings and Sprains, Burns and Scalds, General Bodily Paint, Tooth, Ecr and Hoadacho, Frosted Feet and Ears, and all other Paint and Achat. K.t Prrpsf"""'" " 'SO'l I'.slt Ji-"H Ott an a atir, aio-e, nlmplc anl rhrup K.itrrii.l n.-m4r K nisi snlmU t ut tiii r mf.ii ii''t Indiiii; olitlnv .1 60 Iflltl, ai l ar-nr mia ..en..i! with lain tiro cli-aji au.l .ailivo yi.-.f i.l ua rlanna. , - l'irfi-U,.na In Klsvsn 1nriiaa. 1 " 60LD EI ALL rRD0aieT3 AND DEALERS IN MEDICINE. A. VOGELER Sr. CO. It. -Hi Mil., r. a. a. For Internal and Ivxternal 1 oe. CURES imi:r.MATisM, Hums, Senilis. Cliilblnlns, J-'i'iist lutes, ( hsptie.l Man. Is, llesll W.lUll.ls, 1-111111111. Htulics, Kiternsl Pnu-iiiis, I uked Ilien-tS, Pore Nipples, Tool Inn he, fruiiii or stpiisiust.f Stoinneh. I olic, Astliina. or Internal Pain, Ijviiic bin It. Dues of Aiuuiiilf, (lulls of all kinds. Sltlnsl. l(iui.'lMnes, I'rHi-keil Tents, Pod Kvil, (uuucl in 1'tisrs, Spavins, Hweeney. K.-rnlt lies or lireusc, root lint ni Mie. .,. Stiii kIiuIi, W in U. ills. Hi. in. in Peiilti v, l-oiin.il n il I'ei I. I istiil:i, t mt kcil lleelii, Muiiko In D, kp. Ask yf.iir nenii-sl Prnlcr tic I U'uiitrLsL lei one of oili Almanacs for lps,l, I V.mi the ChiMim Lwltr.X. l".,0.f.2. 'I I. Mnn ham s (lAHOi.iMi On.. We linvo mini.-speciid pei-Jimnl imiiiiry In revnid to tlie liiiTllft.l ibis tvleliiiiled iinietty, nail lln.lit HKOnilinOllltielei'f Hire value. 1 1 l by nt iitcnitM a new reineilv. The siMih lilfiit which t'n.liiet-s il ilales lis niiiiinliit'-tm-e as far b.u-t us lKlil. Min-e vvhleh nine it Inubeeu steadily kiowiiii; m pulilic lav er 'i ko pstenleis nieiiin.niK he ton-most bun ness men of the city of jA.ekiort. TUey ttie every wuy reimhle. From the Tvled (OMi.l JIMdr, July (1, 1671. Mkhciiant's (i vihiiimi Oh.. This Old atnmiuiil si lielr, under the Bilminil.le niitu-iigt-inenl ofJohti HoiiKf, b... luu. reai lied an eu.iriu.siis sle. Il is sn honeslly enni poun.ie.) urlicle; it lias luei It, ami now Mist Iho best business talent d the eounti y la lian.lliiiR il. there is no reason by itshi.ultl not double us present un-fiilness. No fumily can nfford to be will-out It. For family use, as well us fur auiiuais, It is eiuiply India pouBable. S1PI: IAI, NOTICE. All we ask ia a fair trlul, but bo sure and follow direct ions. Tho Osrullnir Oil nnd Merchant's Worm Tablets are lor sale b all ilnnrKiatSHnd drill ers In geueral incrchaudito luioughout Hid worlil. Ijii'Ke Sire 11.00: Me-tiimi 60 c; FmtUI 2ic; Small Sie for fumily use .fie. llsniibicliii-etl si Loekport, N. V., by Mer chant's Osrtiliiitf Oil Company. Htcretary. k This H.Y. Singer, $20 j"; V ill) $ - I ff Atlat-TIiMi'lil! icr. .irianlfil iM'i lcfl l-it-'i.l riinnn. ii(('t.li.uitl-"iHi' uiut tint .tbJr. -cut t-n li ft li . il iUn tvlini tl .--iit,l Mij Hoih rKntB 4 M' K.nis. li Moi n M-. li.iiin' it Si.b ft li ml plan If ilr- n..m.tlt.(iiT A-Vi i 1 hlittav i hivaKO I rtlsl I ri m.imiimupIm' 4tw V H li I " P K W" A K I 110 (IKK. NuinTi.tr In iiUim in turn tmi in ry inr id M'x.ki m .iutilitnm lur '.c. Iit. mil uiminl, H tH.k U r Ak. 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The Chatham Record (Pittsboro, N.C.)
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Nov. 30, 1882, edition 1
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