Honor to Whom It is Due. To the Editor of the T¥mes-Star. In your issue of the 11th inst., under the head of “L cal Personals,’ is a statement which needs correcting. It 1s stated that one George W. Kiliott, who brought to Cincinnati one thousand dollars ($1,000) in cash for a well-known proprietary me- dicine concern of Rochester, N. Y., 18 now the advertising manager of a patent medi- cine concern on the Hudson. It 1s the first statement which noeds correcting; of the latter 1 know little and care less. Mr. Elliott did bring the money to Cin- cinnati, but he acted simply in the capa. city of messenger of the Rochester house, which he represented. ‘The facts of the case are these: During the height of the suffering caus- ed by the ruging waters, when thousands of tugitives were starving from hunger and suffering from cold, long before the su. thorized call for aid was sent out by our citizens, Mr. H. H. Warner, of Rochester, N. Y., with that wholesale generosity which is characteristic ot the man, tele- dollars cash and twelve hundred avd fifty dollars worth of Warner s Safe Kidney and Liver Cure, the ol the sale of which, one thousand doliers cash, were to be in my judgment appeared best. The goods were disposed of, snd, I thousand dollars cash, were given to re- lieve the wants and miseries of the suf. ferers. For Mr. Elliott propriate for his concern on the Hudson the thunder of a reputable house with which to rattle up 8 demand for bis me~ dicine, is not only unjournalistic, but de- cidedly unbusiness-like. If this concern on the Hulson wishes to reap the bene- fit of such magnanimity as Mr. Warner's, why don't Mr. Elliott bave its proprie- tor donate his two thousand two huni. red and fifty dolarsf We dare say it would be judiciously expended, whatever glory aud benefit there might be in such exhibition of generosity would be cheerfully given him. I am led to make this statement from a sense of justice and right and from the fact that it 18 dus Mr. Warner, whose liberality our citizens enjoyed. Yours for the night, M. MosrER, O., Feb, 27h, 1884. “WeLn, my httls Methodist elder, who, gress of a revival, the house of the father of the whom he addressed, I hear you have a little baby brother. Have you named him yet?” # ‘No, sir,” replied the lad, shyly. “Name him after me and I'll give him a present,” Upon the next visit of the elder, about a month after the conversation, he asked the boy if he had followed out his wishes. “Yes, sir,” answered the youth, spoke to dad about it and he said he'd name the kid after you as sure as shootin’,” “Ah, ha, and what do youn eall him?" “We call him Bacon and Eggs fried on both Sides, Yellow Legged Chick- ens, and Biscuits and Honey.” Cincinnati, man, said a A weLL ENowN clergyman in the north of Kogland entertained recently a brother clergyman from some dis- tance. The weather tious, night, At dusk the clergyman asked his guest to step into the manse while he gave orders to have his conveyance ready in the morning. As the visitor entered the maunse, the clergyman's wife mistook him in the dusk for her husband, and, seizing the pulpit Bible which was on the lobby table, brought the full weight of it across his shoul- ders, exclaiming emphatically: ‘“I'ake that for asking the ugly wretch to stay all night.” Some heartless wretch canght two oats, tied them by the tails and flung church. They kept pretty quiet until about the middle of the semron, when they began, and the pastor sterly re- marked: “Will the choir please wait nntil its servinres are required?” And the choir demed making any noise, and finally, after a long search, the sexton found and removed the cats. And every- body 1s langhing at the choir; and the way the members thereof are mad at the pastor goes ahead of the wrath of the maiden ladies who owned the cats, Curing bacon by hanging it np, after proper salting, in a tobacco barn, is re- commended by a Kentucky correspon- dent as making a sweet and perfect cure, with no necessity for smoking, and leaving no taste of tobacco in the meat, It is propable that the aroma given oft by the tobacco has a mild an- tiseptic eluct, such as that which be- longs to creosote, carbolle acid and other substances which oceur in wood smoke, (Good shellac varnish is made as fol - lows: Take of very pale shellac five pounds mastic 1 ounce, and alechol 5 or 6 pints, aud dissolve in the cold to prevent the evaporation of the alcohol, sturriog the mixture meanwhile, This is a good varnish for furniture, and it is much employed in France by cabinet makers, ————— sh What eannot be sudo: out of paper is something which cannot yet be sately decided, A Hartford, Coun., man has lately taken out patents for devices by which very beautiful and substantial carpets can be made of paper at prices much lower than the cust of common cotton matting. This new fabric even seems to have qualities entirely super ior to ordinary It ean be doctored so as to t water, fire and insects without losing any of the soft elegance which is common to fire wool- en carpets, Bo sayeth the inventor and his friends, ’ A ———— A new paint, ealled the ** Fibrous - Fire and Water Proof Paint,” has been invented. It completely saturates She Careful snalvw1s proves more and more coneclnsively, according to the “ Mueller Zitung,” that it is poor economy to leave the bran and other impurities in the flour, and that the no- tion about black bread being cheaper than white is simply a fable, One of the best chemists of Austria, Dr. Max Ruebner, states that, independent of its better taste, the white bread is more economical than the black, because a larger portion of itis digested ; in other words, a smaller quantity of white bread is needed against a larger quan- tity of black bread to satisfy the de- mands of the body. - -— We Should Help One Another, Mr. Norman Hunt, of No. 169 Chestnnt street, Springticld, Mass., writes April 10, 1883, saying: 8 Hav ing the aflliction caused by kidney and liver diseases, and afteg enduring the aches, pains, weakness and Qepression inei- dent the gto until body and soul were noar- ly distracted, I sought for relief and a cure from my trouble, and was told by a friend who had been cured hy it himself, that the best and only sure cure was Hunt's Reme- dy, and upou his recommendation 1 com. menced taking it, and the first few doses improved my ¢ ondition in a ve ry marked manner, and a continuance of its use has —that it was a sure and permanant cure for all diseases of the kidnoys and liver. Bev. eral of my friends in Springfield have used it with the most gratifying results, and I feel it my duty as well as a pleasure 10 re. commend Hunt's Remedy in the highest possible terms.” Manufacturer s Testimony. Mr. H. W. Payne, manufacturer of har saddlery, trunks, valises, ete, No, Main street. Springfisld, Mass, writes us nnder date of April 10, 1853 “Gentlemen—1 have used Hunt's Reme- dy, the best medicine for diseases of the bladder and un inary organs, great benefit to my and [ find that it will what is claimed for it; it will cure and restore health, I therefore pronounces it the best medicines that 1 have ever used,”’ Boston and Albany Kaliroaa, Albere Holt, Esq., paymaster Boston and any railroad, at Springfield, Mass, , 23, 1883: *“I have used Hunt's Bemedy,and my exp @ with it has been that I can cheerfully say that I amsat. that it will do just what it prom i i g to directions.” se i ———— who was induced to reced ved rien such ARCO in A Caicaco man the ground in Nevads said to contain City to get tood. A he said; in, and, after some talk, “My ” “Suppose of this mune is “Then you would probably present me with £500." “And if you should discover that 1 have paid $18,000 for a ball interest in a discover mmything not, or then?” “Why, I should then expect me with at least a thousand.’ A Druggist's Story. Mr. Isaac C. Chaprgen burg, N. X., writes us: ten years sold several gross of Dr. Hall's Balsam for the Lungs. I can say of it what [ cannot say of any other thedicine, I have never heard a customer speak of it bat to praise its virtue in the highest man. ner, I have recommended it many cases of whooping bappiest effects, I have family for many years; a bottle druggist, New- “1 have for the past Wm. in a great igh, with the used it in my own for 1 in fact, always have in the medicine closet,” ————E A — Ordinarily, what we see of the sun is photosphere. But outsi le of that and beyond it the sun has an envelope of gas and streamers 200,000 miles in ex- tent, and sometimes 1.000 000 miles, and even 5,000,000 or 6 000,000 miles, are thrown out. This invisible part becomes visible at times of eclipse, C0 Heart Disease has brought many to an un‘imely grave. The heart 18 as hable as other organs to disease; if you have if even in the slightest form use Dr. Graves’ Heart Regulator. $1. per bottle. Tue friend of the courtry editer ad- vised the editor to brace up aud be lively, and pitch into folks, The edi. tor took the advice, Next day the friend called to see how it work He found a man with a black eye and broken front teeth and a cut scalp, but stil! strong enough to thrash him till he howled like a boy at a ball matoh, Ax EXTENDED POPULARITY. BROWN'S BRONCHIAL [IwrocHeEs have been before the public many years. For relieving Coughs and Throat troubles they are su perior to all others, Sold only in bozes, A fireproof ceiling has been invented, It is composed of tiles supported from joists by hangers, and hanging facing tiles placed against the sides of the joists and top tiles placed between the upper joists, The top tiles nnd the tops of the joists are covered with a» layer of cement, rendering the ceiling secure against fire, LL ——— I could scarcely speak; it was almost impossible to breathe through my nostrils. Using Kly's Cream Balm a short time | was entirely relieved. My head has not been 80 clear nor voice 80 SLIODZ In years. I recommend th's admirable remedy (0 all sill cted with Uatarrh or Colds ia the bead. wd. O. Tichenor, Shoe Merchant, Eliza. beth, N. J. (Price 50 cts.) - Docron B., after having bought a lot in the Montparnasse Cemetary, went to the marble worker to order the tomb, After the details were arranged, the marble worker said: “Monmenr did well to select this cemetery; it is so quiet, And then, Monsieur le doctor must know a good many people here!” “Rough on Corns. ™, Ask for “Rough on Corna™ 18a. complete, permanent care, Corns, A poy found a woman s switoh in the opera house and returned is to her, “Thank you, my little man,” said the lady, “‘you are an honest boy.” “On, no, I'm not so Sey honem, but 1 know what I am.” “What are you, then?” “A hair restorer,” I ——— A room hung with plotures is a room hung with thoughts, eK relief; bunions, Watchmen in the magazines of in- flammable materials at Paris employ a curious and ingenious kind of a hght. Into an oblong vial of the whitest aud olearest glass is put a piece of phos- phorus about the size ot u pea. Olive oil heated to the boiling point is poured upon the phosphorus, the vial is filled about oar-third full and then corked tightly. To use this novel light remove the cork, allow the air to enter the vial, and then recork it. The empty space in the vial will become luminous, and the light obtained will be equal to that of a lamp, When the light grows dim its power can be increased bv taking out the cork and allowing a fresh sup- ply of air to enter the viel. In winter it 1s sometimes nocessary to heat the vial between the hands in order to in- #rease the fluidity of the oil. The ap- paratus thus made may be used tor six months, (From the Chicago, lilinols Staaiszeitung, of March 6, 1584.) Testimony, To the Editor of the Illinois Staatszeitung : Having read that Dr. Bllsbee's kesis such an excellent piles, 1 can testify to the statement, For 25 years 1 suflered from the disease named, The advice of sev- eral doctors whom 1 consulted about it, was always the same, 10 drink cold water which never d.d me any good. I used many sorts of pilisand lotions without ever getting any relief. The physician whom 1 con- sulted prescribed for me to drink cream of tartar in cold water, Having con- tinued this treatment for haifa year I found my ailment unchanged, Then 1 ite up my mind to try one dollar's worth of Dr 8, Silsbea's Anakesis from Neastmdter & Co, No. 83 Mercer Bt.,, New York, the which at once relieved my pains fected a complete cure. Biuce years I am rid of piles, by the 1 dollars’ worth of Anakesis, vised by me to try the same, and cured by io It is not my alm in this Messrs. Noustmedter & Co, “Anakesis,'" but from Plies, Ana remedy for truth of that is 3 amt last, 1 s of ef were relieved ice to assist their “iers not in selling help ' rather to CHRIST iNOW ly, Bremer Co., TW aver 18584 iowa. Februar & ps— i ——— The process of coloring photographs has been patented, of egg albumen, neutral sulphate of ba- rinm, chloride of ammonium, salyeilie acid, and glycerine, printing, toning and fixing in the usual way ; then softening the albumen with concentrated ammo- pinm, snd applying the colors in a mixture of albumen, salicylic acid, gly- cerine, aqua ammonia and water, setting the enlor in prints by passing them through a bath of alcohol, water and nitric acid, A Red Letter Day. The day Bostetter's St with a red eld it means reaith. on which gins the use of marked rence be “Tr guiarity o bosons Bich itconfers, The chiel hindran 10 the re #loration « power, non-assmiisiion of the cessfully ombats cies | food, Is removed Liv i inherent or acquired tend RZOTS In ropic soas u an ant debs litating effect iF (Fete and it sa disease. Voy. heat the sys en rough weat) fevers are prova onl; poison In both sir and health Is precarious nam potent medicinal auxiliary o BARILATY measures rn —— AAAI OUMGUERCER O and in regioas Ww i natiy TAOLSE W it nentraliges water, SE ] A not adog ire f purely The earthquake wave of Angust 27, toa disaster, has been ascertained to have cross ed the Indian Ocean at the tremendous speed of 250 miles a second, or 15 000 miles an bour, a, Have you Heart Disease in any form | if #0 use Dr. Graves’ Heart Kegulstor; 30 years have proved it a sure remedy for or- ganic or sympathetic Heart Disease. $1. per bottle at drugaists, The sstronomer royal of Ireland, Pro- fessor Ball, atter reviewing all the aif. ferent methods of calculating the dis- tance between the earth and the sun, says the most probable distance seems to be 92 700,000 miles, with a probable error of 30,000 miles, Bkinny Men, “Wella"Health Renewer restores health and vigor cures Dyspepsia, Impotence, Sexual Debliity. SL AAD SNA, Cuanres Fraxcis Apams finde that the college boys are willing to give up the study of Ureek and Latin. They have long contented that such useless branches of learning have isterfered with their training for rowing and other athletic duties of life, i —— Roastep coffea is one of the most powdiul disinfectants, ee —— " * tote . i Tater," Crick, Sprain Wrenches, Then SHARP mii Neuralgia, Bolatioa, say Pains, Sttoh In the PAI NS Fre Rackache, Swollen Joints, | Heart Disonss, Sore Muscles, Pain tn the Chest, and all pains and schon either loow of despesated are instantly relieved and speadiiy ouved by the wellknown Hop Master, Compounded as IT , of the medicinal virtues of fresh Mops, Game, and Latracts, it is indeed the best pain killing, stimulding, soothing and strengthening Porous Plaster ever mada, Hop Pasters are sold by all droggivts and country stores 8 osnite or Sve for §1.98, par nndl HOP Hop Paster Uo, renee PLASTER tacvarers, Boston, Man, | e®ee"s%e%u%s", . «a . «tet a ., o's BE at vu ne At Ah, #7 Coated tongue, dad breath, sour stomach and liver disease cured by Hawley 3 Stomach and Liver Pilla, 85 0ta, Phaniz Pectoral will eure your cough Price * ot DEDILIT tive Organs qu oy VIAL HOD. A opted wn i th MH A ® of Vroon Prompt return of Vioon Bemiphe came, 48 tn 85. Bovere Shes gs Lo $2 Pou ph et Free Civiaie Remedial Agency 061 Fun an BLN 7701) of the Genera FPuscher recommends a resin soap for cementing brass on glass, made by boil. ing 1 part of caustic soda, 8 parts of colophonium (resin) in five parts of water. and kneading into it half the quantity of plaster of Paris, This oce- ment 18 useful for fasten’ng the brass top on glass lamps, as 1t is very strong, is not acted acted npon by petroleum, bears heat very well, and hardens in one half or three-quarters of an bour, But substituting zine white, white lead or air-slecked lime for plaster of Paris, it hardens wore slowly. Water only attacks the surface of the cenent, Wiederhold recommends, for the same purpose, a fusible metal, composed of 4 parts lead, 2 parts tin and 2} parts bismuth, which melts at 212 uegrees Fabr, The melted metal is poured into the capsule, the glass pressed into it, and then allowed to eool slowly in a warm place. BE kR Consumption Cured. An old physician, retired from practice, having had pusced in his bands by an East india ‘mission. ary the formulas of a shimple vegetable remedy for the speedy and permanent cure of ( onsum pion Bronchitis, Catarri, Asthma and all throat and Lun Affections, also 8 puiiiive and radical cure for Nervous Debliity and all Nervous Compiainia, after naving tested its wonderful curative powers in thousands of cases, has fell If his duty Lo mas € it known to his suffering fellows Actuated by this motive and & desire to relieve human suffering. 1 will send free of charge, to all who desire it, this recipe, in German, French or English, with full directions for preparing and using, bent by mall by addressing with statnp, naming this paper, W. A. NOYRS 148 Power's Lick Rochester N.Y. » a ———-., JA A Mararpox amateur who wrote to the manager of the Madison-squure Theatre to know if there was an open- ing on the stage there for a young ae- tor, received a reply that there were several openings in the stage there, and if he would eome on he would drop him through one of pleasure, tne s. Carbo | The gray and bald no more shail grieve, | The signs of coming age, | For Carboline can both reine And fullest gricls a —————— ve Sheet metal boats form the subject of a patent recently issued to sa firm of | boiler makers at DBarrow-in Fuoruess, { Evgland, Bheet wetal sides are “bent unde r pressure to the required shape, having tlanges on the lower edges for riveting to the keel bar, and the ends may be joined with or without a stern plate. The the boat's sides may be readily pac | in small spuce for transportation, | easily put together on reaching desti nation, the ign being to so construct boats lighter than of wood,or | of numerous plates of metal nveted to- gether, des No, Alfred, we don't kuow why they eall it the quarter-deck, uniess, it is { because the captain walks Lack and fro and two and fourth on it, — Important. VWhen you visn or leave New York City, Baggage Expressage and Carriage Hire, ana wp { Wai Depot. pean Flan, Ks Lr | supplied w in the best e evaled raliroad 10 all depots Families can | better for jesse money at thas ol any ciher Grelciass Lote in ce ssn Mes aurant tue city. **80 you bave purchased { my book?’ ‘Yes; it for twice the money I gave for it.’ “Then vou like it?" “I am with it. It will be out of koow, so soon, and l've got craze for rare books,” FFUREST AND BEST QOD LIVER vers, on the acaahiore, by aswell KY. Al mojutely pure and sweel have ofioe taken i prefer it 0 al ciana ded — i" np Teor 10 a a copy print, you ron ee lectad Hazard & Co, Pat'ents who sheers Phys. other ous 1 Wie CHAPPED HANDS, face Junpies and rough skin cured P} using Taniper Tar Soap, made by Cas well, Hazard & Co, New Yors, — -- —— Nervous lady visitor: “Who is that nice civil man to whom I've lately met herc and talked with so often?” Pau. per gateman (j-alous of his monopoly of “tips”): “EE, mum? Why e' 's the ‘nfirmary man, mum! as "tends to the patients with the small p——." Lady visitor (with a shriek): *Oh, good gra- cious! Let me out! Let me out!” Dr. KMne's Great Nerve Rostorer 8 the { marvel of the age for all nerve diseases, All fita stopped free. Bend to W1 Arch Street’ Philadelphia, Pa. “Waar does the word mean, John?’ *‘Is means ‘descent.’” “Write a sentence on the board onn- taining that word.” John went up and chalked off the following: “We pedi: greed down the hill, That Husband of Mine Is three times the man he was before he began using Wells’ Health Renewer. $l. Druggisia rs S———— Div it ever occur to you how ashamed a pug dog must oe of himsalf when he has to be seen in company with a wo- man who 1s fool enough to lug him about? ‘pedigree’ The increasing sales of Pins Cure ate tests its claim as the best cough remedy. miss AI MI ss Rain and dew invariably contain chloride of sodium, or common salt, ‘L'his is due to the fact that most of the water which falls from the sky has been avporated from the ses, The wisest art in life is to eultivate smiles; to find the flowers when others shrink away for fear of thorns, Ouvn Jim comes in with the important’ information that woman's sphere is a lively mouse, Hale’s Honey Bfoxehourd ancl Tar. ane “No,” sap Sylvia, “fattio would not admit that she hed young Mr. Bon. niface at her foot, though he is a very singularly handsome man and popular, Xou gee he is a ehiropodish > FOR PAITIN. Rheumatism, “Neuralgia, Sciatica, Lumbago, Backache, Headache, Toothache, Sore Throat Swelllngs, Spralns, Bralses, Barns, Scxlds, Frost Bites, AND ALL OTHER BODILY FAISE ABD ACHES Bold by Druggieis snd Dealers everywhere, Fifiy Contes bottle, Drirestions tn 11 Languages THE CHAMLES A. YOUFELER 00. osrewos wb YOUBLENR & ( Bultimors, 84, U. 6 A 18 UNFAILING ART) 57 INFALLIBLE AMARITY Eptleptic Fits, RVINE: pas, Falling Bick kness, Convul Bt. Vitus Dance, Eating, Beminal Weakness ney, Byphilis, Scrofula, and all Nervous and Blood Diseases. Kymen, Lawyers, + elons, Alcoholism, ler rary Men, , Or who requir nlent. Samaorilon New TheDR. 's, A RICHMOND MEDICAL CO, Sole Pro- [CONG JUEROR, prietors, St. Joseph Mo { ars send stan New Y rk. (Causes isives Treatment t Care, nid or Soufl. Ap- ply with Finger. ‘lve Rn a Trial. HAY- FEVER: ex Ta i SLY TRE 8, Drdrrists, Owego. N. ¥ Srishor mi P ice 81, st druggists Baunpies PREL Adiremss, “A NAK ESI" Makors, BOX 24i6. NEW YORE. WILBOR'S COMPOUND OF PURE COD LIVER OIL AND LIME. 11.9 49%. id bry ali drosgists. an Od Boldier Conguers ofie Enemy more, Rindiipg with #ruggie enthuses as be recalled the great ff twenty youre ago, Opt. J. BR Sanford, of Newark, wh mapuny B of 834 K. J. Zoosves, the front with th mm. said to & transient oop anion ore day jas sumer raiend ( and went & “Yea l was in eigh. of the Seroost batties of the war; Beven Pines, Malvern Hill Ssvage Station, Missionary Ridge and Harrison's Landing are in the Dat, 1 started to go with Shermati to the ses, but my rieht log was ah tered by a tall st (be Srl engagetnent after the great march began. After the sanputstion 1 was taken twenty five todos and Jolt in » tent af Ring: gold, Ga. A rain came on said mo tent was Sooded Then | wae started on way to Chatianoogs, WW miles distant. Just try to imagine the horror of that Journey to a men 0 my oonditon. For yess aller wards I was shake: with every exertion. Yes, the doctors prescribe, a they always will when you sek then, but 1 keep my own doctor sow, and be never opens his mouth” “A dumb doctor? exclaimed the sspinin's caller “Yea, damd ss 8 mummy, bat spout as ehining ; there he 1a" pointing to s bottle of DR. DAYID KEN. NEDY'S FAVORITE REMEDY standing on a oorner eho, “1 take that. When | am ran down i winds me when | sm weak it strengthens me; when | am ‘off my food’ it gives me an appetite; when I sm ex cited it quiets me" Remember name, Dr. David Kennedy's FAVORITE REMEDY. Romdout, N. YX. 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