SE sors She
FEARFULLY COMMON,
Kidney Complaints Among Both Sexes
and all Ages—A Brilliant Recovery.
There is something startling about the rapid in.
erence of kidney diseases among the American
peo ithin the pastifew years, Many causes
to certain classes tend to produce these
as, for example, careless ving, over.
and exposure, Dr. David Kennedy, of
t, N. Y., is often congratulated on the ex-
of his medicine called "Favorite
in arresting and radically curing these
1 and dangerous disorders. Proofs of
following are constantly brought to
1, and are published by him for the
1s of sufferers whom he desires to
I SHCCess
. The letter, therefore, may be
| importance to you or to some one you
yw, It is from one of the best known and
(8 in the fine and growing city
where those interested
rrawford at his place of business on
Muin and Of streets ©
Mar, 22,84,
ingfield, Mass,
Rondout, N. Y
ten years I have been afilioted
seo fn its most acute form. What
pe left to the imagination, for no
except those who have gone
1 to many physicians and to
{ treatment, and spent a
y to find myselfolder and
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tised asx a specific
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in my case. Your “FA-
ay it with a perieet re-
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id" me the slightest good,
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ARSENIC EATING,
ar
It must not, however, be supposed
that any one takes to hexlri, or arsenic
eating, quite openly. Ow the contrary,
it is generally begun in secret and at the
increase of the moon, and in some vil-
lages with superstitious observances. A
very small dose is at first taken once a
week—Dbread and butter is the favorite
medinm-—then twice a week, and so on,
until, when the individual arrives ata
dose daily, the dose itself is increased
till as much be taken a8 in ordinary cir-
cumstances would kill two or three in-
dividuals. But it must not be under-
stood that those people can consume the
drug altogether with impunity. When
they first begin with their very small
doses, they are seized with nausea and
burning pains in the mouth, throat and
stomach, and are probably very much
more uncomfortable than a boy who has
taken his first cigar.
But one peculiarity of arsenic eating
is this, that when a man has once begun
to indulge in it he must continue to in-
his system poisons him ; or, as it is
popularly expressed, the last dose kills
him. Indeed, the arsenic-eater must
not only continue bis indulgence—he
must also increase the quantity of the
drug, so that it is extremely difficult to
duces such a terrible heart-gnawing that
no genuine arsenic-eater ever ceased to
eat arsenic while life lasted.
human organism is so remarkably sensi-
tive to arsenic, a man may, on the other
hand, indulge in these poisonous doses
for years. This is probably owing to the
fact that arsenic acts on the skin, and
thus is being constantly carried out of
the system, and also because it is readily
eliminated by the kidneys. Now, this
prevents any accumulation going on in
the tissues, and thus what might seem
mythical is at least brought within the
range of possibility. It has been ealeu-
lated that this process of elimination has
to be carried on for fourteen days before
a given dose is entirely removed. But
vet the fact remains that these Austrian
peasants can swallow arsenic to an extent
the annals of toxicology.
For the solution of the problem we
may offer the following considerations :
First of all, the human organism may
become accustomed to most if not all
poisons, if they are administered at first
in exceedingly small doses, and in this
way a poison, as is well known, may be.
come a * mithridate ” to itself. Secondly,
though the human organism is ex.
tremely sensitive to arsenic, yet some
constitutions may be less so than others;
thus, the arsenic-eaters of Styria are all
of them robust mountaineers, whoso
forefathers have eaten arsenic from gen.
eration to generation, so that, as may be
supposed, each generation has become
more and more arsenic proof than the
one before it. Thirdly, like most moun-
quantities of milk and butter, as well as
other food rich in fats, when the oily
matters to a certain extent unite with
the arsenic, forming an arsenical soap,
which does not so readily enter into the
blood, so that the total amount of ar
senio actually assimilated is proportion.
ately small. From this we see that if the
Styrian partakes of an unusual amount
of this deadly drug he is at the same
time not only less susceptible to ils in-
fluence by his hereditary desosnt and
his habits, but his food supplies Lim
with some sort of an antidote.
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CRADS,
On placing the foot an the region co
cupied by then one perceives an un 1.
lation of the surface, followed, ove
circular area, by a surpr
the pure white ground into a warm |
color, which for the moment the stranger
puts down to some affection of bis eyes
from the reflection of the light. a won
perceives that this movement is cansed by
the simultaneous stampede of the dense
erowd of peopled shore into their dwell:
ings, just withinthe door of which they
halt, with the larger of their twn pincer
claws, which is of a rich pink colo
effectually barrihg the entrances exw ph
where one watchful stalked eve ix thrast
out to take an inquiring look if the alarm
is real. As one advances the pink areas
again change into white, os the crosta-
ceans withdraw into their subtermpein
fastnesses. On traversing a broad flekl
occupied by these crabs, the constant
undulations and change of colors pro
duce a curious dazzling effect upon the
eyes.
ising chang od
Me
ni
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ABOUT CLOTHING,
—————
A German professor has stated a new
theory respecting clothing. Hao objects
to garments made of linen or cotton,
and gives many reasons why wool should
be the sole clothing of human beings.
Wool is the natural covering of animals,
It rids their bodies of effete and poison:
ous emanations, and protects them from
the inclemenoy of the weather. Dat
cotton and linen are composed of vego-
table fibre. They are dead materials,
our bodies, thus slowly poisoning as
IA WMI
In the intellectual order minorities
alway have ruled and slways will rule,
ing for an age; six men the si
men the theology.
branches of thought
son bs
AN (INDIAN
£
wr sn
AUCTION,
A corresponden’ says: “I witnessed
an interesting feature in Indian life #
short time ago ut one of the camps in
the Kaw Agency, Indian Territory. A
tent had been erected, and all the
effects of a dead brave were deposited in
the tent. The Indians were going to
hold an auction. At early dawn before
the sun the Indians gathered around
the tent.
hands, began in a loud voice to invite |
bids on the blanket.
gang out an old man who had a patch |
of yellow paint under his right eye, and |
sat on the outer edge of the circle which |
had now formed around the tent. ‘I
will give you five,’ cried one of the |
Indians sitting in the circle. ‘It is
yours," said the auctioneer, and the
bidder, after depositing a due bill for
the amount, received the blanket. The |
auctioneer now brought out a pair of |
beaded leggings, and the bidding began,
One thing was noticeable, the number
bidding never exceeded two, and the
| article was invariably knocked down to
the second bidder. Moccasins,
| Inces, fans of eagle {eathers—in fact the
! whole paraphernalia of a complete In-
| dian outfit was brought out snd sold to
{ the highest bidder. Finally sn Indian
pipe of red stone very large and
{ handsome one—was brought out, and
i the bidding became livelier. ‘Five dol
lars’ was shonted. ‘Eight’ sang outa
trader, who, besides myself
only paleface in the audience, and who
{already saw the pipe in his mind's eve
hanging with his other Indian curios
{ities; but he was doomed fo disappoint
{ ment when a bungry-looking member of
the circle, who was evidently wanting
his breakfast snd was anxious fo bring
the ceremonies to a close, said: ‘My
brother, that pipe has been smoked in
many conncils. Our brother
buried on yondler hill," pointing to a
pile of rocks on a high hill in the dis
itanoe, ‘thought much of that nipe. I
'am not willing it should fall into other
hands. My brother, I wilk give a pony
for the pipe.’ These remarks of Oid
Hungry were received with a few short
yells, which denoted great satisfaction.
with nothing
{on but & breech-cwut came dashing into
{the circle, holding in his hands a skill
filled with live coals. He was followe
{by another one bearing in his arms a
lot of cedar, which was deposited over
theconls. Thess wo were
deall Indisn¥
children —moaning and
hands,
0 I
i
neck.
a
Fas Lae
who lies
At this point a member
1
lowed by fie
5
Aatives
The burning cedar
forth a volume
: the 1
rushed into the aooke,
>
our
one bv one wih :
' x
3 # $5 . x $ sy % w
CRs 0 he « MA fUrning
wild
tohed blanket
with outst
BA me :
party, taking a firm hold of the trad
arm, and reluctantly the paleface
to the
‘drawing in a fit of conghi
erios of ‘Good, my m
will never trouble you.’
ance was now ended be
turning over all the re
to the relations.”
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SECRETS OF THE TIrA
“ Americans and E
| great mistake in buying
‘educated Chinese merchan (ey ine
variably rely upon the name instead of
ljudging of the quality of the tea by ils
appearance. The Chinese
that, for they are aware that no other
’
0
never
the adulteration of goods as their own
pation. No dependence can be placed |
on & mere name in the tea trade. i
ese people judge of tea just as Americans i
do of butter, by its Jooks To deter |
mine this is a matter of education in
the same way that judging of butler ia |
Tea of good quality, unadulterated, is |
almost inodorous and diffuses little
aroma when placed in boiling water
The Chinese invariably use black tea
at home and almost exclusively bere |
also. This is both from preference for |
its trade and because it is considered |
healthier. !
“ The best tea brought to this country
is the black, the finer grades of green
tea being all consumed in China. Green
tea, too, is subject to more forms ol |
adulteration, over two hundred methods
being employed to thatend. Beside, it
is cured in copper pans and is always
more or less impregnated with eopper
dust. These pans are none too clean,
either, as the growers care nothing what
kind of stuff they palin off on people so
unfortunate as to have been born outside
of the Flowery Kingdom. They term
all other races ‘ barbarians.’ Green tea
is dried in the sun; black by artificial
heat.
* The best tea obtained in this country
is that imported by Chinese dealers.
They get it from some one they know in
the old country at less price than it will
be sold to foreigners. They can sicure
& better grade then other buyers, be
oanso they know what they are buying,
and ib is usoless for their countrymen
to try to impose upon them."
———
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with, but, if we are brought to contact
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thal Lt YOU In we
t faster thing
the 800 ew
sway. Bend
¢, and by mail
goods of iasge waice,
sk thet will at once being
® 4 thine eles in Americs,
presents with sseh box,
e, 0! either sex. vi ail ages,
he, Of spare t s ony, 10 work for os ot
thelr one homes Fortwo v wil workers abso.
jotely sesured Don’t dela HALLETT & Oo,
Portisnd. Maine
is
¢ pyr
std medsenl cases. Voeskening disenses
vats troubles in ale and female our eciait .
#58 to write us before taking tregianent
Consulta ation free snd invites,
by
takieg sw agency for the ating
Wi eb
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BOOK Co. Portland, Maine,
more money than st sryibing
$1.00
THIRTEEEN WEEKS,
The POLICE GAZETTE will be mailed secure.
ir wrapped to any sodress in the Urited States for
three months on receipt of ONE OLLAR.
Luan lg allowed hr wont
sod cisbe, Bampie copies mailed free,
orders to PIs CTRICHARD K. FCX,
Franklin Sqrare, N.Y.
ROLLER FLOURING MILLS,
CENTRE HALL, PA,
NOW READY FOR THE MANUFACTURE OF
FLOUR & FEED.
If you want
suitable
drag bore, J. D. Monnay,
lan tf :
e Want 1,000 Mare
the Persona! Hisory of
FLOUR AND FEED WILL BE EXCHANGED
FOR ALL KINDS OF GRAIN, AND AT
RETAIL FOR CASH.
Highest Market Prices Paid
for Grain.
The outfit of the mill is the fin.
equal to eny mill iv 1b
FLOUR AND FEED AT WE