A TRRRISLE C ONFE SSION.
& PHYSICIAN PRESENTS SOME
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FACTS,
STARTLING
Can it bo thet the Danger Indicated is
Universal,
Ihe foli -which is at.
tracting wide attention from the vress-
is so remarkable that we cannot excuse
ourselves if we do not lay it before our
readers entire:
To titor of the Rochester (N. Y.) Demociral,
~On the first day of June, 1881,
1 lsy at my residence in this city sar-
rounded by my friends and waiting for
death, Heaven only knows the agony
i then endured, for wo'ds can never
describe it. And yet, if a few years
previous any one had told me that I
was to be brought so low. and by so
terrible a disease, I should have scoffed
at the idea. I had always been uncom-
monly strong and healthy, and weighd
over 200 pounds, and hardly knew, in
my own experience, what pain or sick-
ness were, very many people who will
read this statement realize at times
they are unusually tired and cannot ac-
sonnt for it. They feel dull pans in
various parts of the body and do not
anderstand why, Or they are exceed- |
ingly hungry one day and entirely with-
ut appetite the next. This was just
the way I felt when the relentless mal-
ady which had fastened itself npon me
first begar, Still I thought nothing of
it; that probably I had taken a cold
which would soon pass away. Shortly
after this I noticed a heavy, and at!
times neuralgie, pain 1m one side of my
head, but as 1t would come one day and
bre gon o the next, I paid little attention
to it. ‘Then my stomach would get ous
of de and my food often failed to
digest, causing at vimes great incon-
venience. Yet, even as a physician, I
did not think that these things meant
anything serious. I fancied I was suf-
fering from malaria and doctored myself
aceordingly. But I got no better, I
next noticed a peculiar color and odor
about the fluids f{ was passing—also
that there were large quantities one day
and very little the next, and that a per-
sistent froth and scum appeared upon
the surface, and a sediment settied
And vet I did not realize my danger,
for, indeed, seeing these symptoms con-
tinually, I finally became accustomed
to them, and my suspicion was wholly
lisarmed by the fact that J Aad no
vain in the affected organs or in their
vicinity, Why I should have been so
blind I cannot understand.
1 consulted the best medical skill 1 |
the land, I visited all the famed min- |
eral springs in America and traveled
Wing sLory
the B
Hin:
its dan.
It atoals
the extent of this disease or
gerous and insidious natore,
into the system like a thief, manifests
its presence, if at all by the commonest
symptoms snd fastens itsell in the con.
stitution before the victim is awere of
it, It is nearly as hereditary as con.
sumption,
as fatal, Entire families, inheriting
it from their ancestors, have died,
and yet none the number knew
or realized the mysterions power whieh
was removing them. lustead of com-
it often shows
but brings death
from convulsions,
disease,
As one who has suffered, and knows
by bitter experience what he says, I
implore every one who reads these
words not to neglect the slightest
symptoms of kidney diffiulty, No one
can afford to hazard such chances,
I make the foregoing statements
based upon facts which I can substan.
tiate to the letter. The welfare of
those who may possibly be sufferers
such as 1 was is an ample inducement
for me to take the step I have, and if
I can successfully warn others from the
dangerous path in which I once walked,
H am willing to endure ull the profess.
nal and personal consequences,
J. B. Hexion, M,
rer, N. Y., Dec. 30.
re
HOUSE HOLD.
of
suddenly,
apoplexy or heart
D,
Rocaes
LEMON
arn
only t
-10 make
lemons very
seeds;
the
the
le sl
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enol Ce
thin,
three pints of
of fruit, after being
stand twenty-four hours
tender, pour into an eart
til the following day, weigh it,
every poun d of boiled fruit
one-half pounds of lump sugar; boil the
whole together until the syrup jellies
and the chips are rather transparent.
; bol i it
hern bowl
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BEEF Soup.—~Taxke a shank of beef
with plenty of meat upon it, put over
in cold water, and boil five or six hours,
the day before using, The next day
skim off the grease, put the Jelly in
soup kettle and one hour before serving
add turnips, carrots, onions, cabbage
and potatoes chopped | quantity
fine in
desired; a few tomatoes and a little cel- |
ery improves it, Season with salt and |
pepper, and drop a few noodles,
Three tablespoonfuls of rice may be]
aaded with the vegetables,
tarnishes
rubbing
in
NOTHING
quic then
vie
C1 3
gilver
t3 ow 3 L Pr
a the ring around
wr a wh ole clos set full of silver in one
nig is
m Maine to California, Still I grew
worse, No two physicians agreed as to |
y¥ malady, Ove said I was troubled
with spinal irritation, another, dyspep
another, heart disease; another,
general debility; another, congestion of
s0 of the brain; and so ou through |
list of common diseases, the |
ptoms of many of which I really
in this way several years passad, |
luring which time I was steadily grow-
gz worse. My condition had really be
» pitiable, The slight symptoms I |
st experienced were developed into |
aud constant disorders. My
ght had been reduced from 207 to |
1 My life was a burden to
wyself and friends. I could retain no
[ood on my stomach, and lived wholly
by ivjections, I was a living mass of
My pulse was uncontrollable. In |
my agony I frequently fell to the floor |
and cintched the carpet, and prayed for
death !| Morphine had little or no effect |
n deadening the pain. For six days |
and nights 1 had the death-premonitory |
iiccoughs constantly! My water was |
filled with tube-casts and albamen. 1 |
was struggling with Bright's Disease of |
hve kidneys in its last stages |
W hile suffering thus I received a call | |
rom my pastor, the Rev. Dr. Foote, at |
bat time rector of St, Paul's Episcopal
shurch, of this city, 1 felt that it was
sur last interview, but in the course of
ronversation Dr. Foote detailed to me
she many remarkable cures of cases like
my own which had come under his ob-
servation. As a practicing physician
ind a graduate of the schools, I derided
the idea of any medicine outside the
regular channels being in the Jeast
seneficial. Bo solicitous, however, was
Dr. Yoote, that I floally promised I
would waive my prejudice. I began its
ase on the first day of June, 1881, and
wok it according to directions. At first
t sickened me; but this I thought was
1 good sign for one 1m my debilitated
sondition, I eontinued to take it; the
sickening sensation departed and I was
inally able to retain food upon my
stomach. In a few days I noticed a de-
sided change for the better, as also did
my wie and friends, My hicooughs
seased and I experienced less pain than
formerly, 1 was so rejoiced at this im-
proved condition that, upon what I had
believed but a few days before was my
ayiog bed, I vowed, in the presence of
ay family and friends, should I recover
I would both publicly and priyately
make known this remedy for the good
»f humanity, wherever and whenever 1
had an opportunity, and this letter is in
fuiilment of that vow, My improve-
ment was constant from that time, and
in less than three months I had gained
26 pounds in flesh, became entirely free
from pain and I believe I owe my life
and present condition wholly to
Warner's safe cure, the remedy which I
used,
Since my recovery I have thoroughly
re-investigated the subject of kidney
difficulties and Bright's disease, and the
truths developed are astounding. I
therefore state, deliberately, and as a
physician, that I believe more than
one-half the deaths which occur mn
America are caused by Bright's disease
of the kidnegs, This may sound like
u rash statement, but 1 am prepared to
verify it fully, Bright's disease has
no distinctive features of its own, (in-
deed, it often develops without sny
pain whatever in the kidneys or their
vicinity), but has the of
Hunde every other common t
5 People die daily, whose
Sartifcate a
& DR
igen
WITIDIS
physician's
occurring from “Heart
somplaints, when in
Bright's disease of the
hysicins, and fewer people, realize
ht. Coal gas inimical to
brig! t silver or plated ware,but a lump
of gum camphor in a closet will do
protect the goods Silver
«1 by contact
easily brightened
amon salt,
-
2 {4 el BRYING 5 ELERY
Wi
also
+
Ww
, discolor:
cooked eo Es, are
ig with ¢
SPOON:
by
ru
Durise
or 81x feet
and twenty to
Pat in three
t.~Také a box five
lye inches wide
~four inches deep,
of sand or soil and stand the
8 closely packed to ex-
@ the alr. Celery thus treated will
until March, This method
first recommended by Peter Hen
yey £1
0 Sas
celary
1
ue
clu
keep well
was
>
Movcuomm Cases, —Get two Jap
auese tidies, without trimming; around
each sew narrow black velvet, attach.
it with *‘herring- bone’ stitch ou the
Next make a puff of satin about
an inch and one-half wide, connect the
two tidies back to back with the puff,
| then a portion of the satin over the top,
$0 as to form the before mentioned parts
into a bag; attach strings either to draw
EGG SAvce.—One cup of
broth, heated and thickened, with table
spoonful
!
i
|
parsiey stirred in;
boiled eggs placed in bottom of bowl
Stir up, and it is ready.
ws pn —
MosT farmers feed corn to everything.
Corn to the cows, corn to the colts, and
for? For all young animals.
good to fatten grown-up animals and to
for young animals, as it does not con-
tain enough of the elements to make a
perfect body.
a
over and stuff with
dressing; sew it up with a stout thread,
put into the dripping pau and put in a
coffescup of water; sprinkle pepper and
salt over the meat, and let it cook until
tender and brown. Then itis so that
each side will be equally brown.
--
HAILROAD C AKE, —One cup sugar,
one tablespoonful of butter beaten to a
cream, three eggs beaten to a froth, one
cup flour, three tablespoonfuls sweet
milk, one 'tablespoonful creamof ta rtar,
halt a teaspoonful soda, half teaspoon.
ul salt,
A REFRESHING DRINK IX FEVERS,
Put a little sage, two sprigs of balm,
and a little sorrel into a stone jar, hav-
ing first washed and dried them. Peel
thin a small lemon, slice it, and put a
small piece of the peel in; then pour in
three pints of boiling water, Sweeten,
and cover it close.
A
in the Hospitals,
Baltimore and Philadelphia hospital
physicians are prescribing the new bro
prietary medicine, Star Co
Cure. It contains neither gh
opium or any other injurious in-
gredients. The price is only 2 25 cents,
He who resolves to deal w with none
but honest men, must leave off dealing.
Exvresses His GRATITUDE —Albert
A. Larson, of Kirkman, Ia, writes to the
Brobretolts of Allen's Lun Balsam : “I
ly believe my wife have dled of
if not for the timely use of
ous Hate Fes Price 250, Moo, and $1 per
When a great man stoops trips,
he a oh
|
EA RETRY EC RR A
A cow should always be éaught to
allow anyone to milk ber either man or
woman, and for this reason 1t 1s best to
change about in milking occasionally,
so that the cow will not become too
much accustomed to one person’s at.
tention,
$e
18 APPROACHING the ©
SCIENCE ire
consumption-—a disease
posit from the blood of impure
in the lungs.
action the spleen,
skin, organs which
poisonous matter, no remedy is equal
to Dr, WarLker’s CarLiror NIA VINEGAR
Brrrens,
mat
liver, kidneys and
remove waste and
rn 5000
AVOCADO PEARS, commonly called
“alligator,’’ are delicious for breakfast
or lunch, Quarter them, and remove
the pulp with a silver knife; spread it
on slices of bread, and season with salt
and pepper to taste,
Scrofula, salt ream, all humors, bolls, pimples
and diseases of the blood, general debility, ays.
pepsia, blllousness, sick headache, Kidney and
liver complaints, catarrh and rheumatis;, are
cured by Hood's Sarsaparills. Take It now,
Doses One Dollar.
100
te
thin out some trees.
a
The Indians bave at last made
ization,
Hawr pro-
additional
Petrole
them
scalps
ha orems
Lhe great
fy ps
gives
am
all
chance to ci
Dr.
it itlo
Isaac
yrugglists se 20
Whoever makes the fewest
7, is the best bred In
The best Ankle
nade of zine and leather,
$O0L ang
Beauty and death
seem purer and lovelier,
light,
like snow and
oon
Petroleum VV.
D. KR Locke, Petrol
Toledo “Blade,”
Nusbhy.,
eum V. Nasby,
“Thad on a
of those
The
editor
writes: fore-
bes
and
2
‘run-round.”
finger
came inflamed to a degree unbearable
swollen to nearly twioe its natural size.
friend gave HENEY'S ARI
SALVE and in twenty 1 t
80 10
me Bo
he Pe ain
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dreamed it to be,
more Ii You evel
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Ry int
agains fever
fevers,
TON
EPROrale be
adard & Co
ae
fever of
neglected, it tends, by Mmpeiricg sotrition, sod a
remuing thw tone of tle system, to prepare Lhe way
i a Ragsd Decline,
ONINNOOIY S1S1DDNHEQ ONY SNYIDISAHd
Quickly sand conn
BEST TONIC
ie § Socsa, Heonrthe urn, eich ba Fg
ad the appetite, Eighes ae
Ma Cua THOMAS rr hg i Hoenid,
bute, Pa. sage: “1 need wn's Irom
Siepels. | n increased my appetite and
3 TE erreus Phy pher, 168 Main St,
Norfolk v% mage: 1 eater rod greatly from a sever
one of 1 and vod no benefit from vari.
ous treatments, + 1 ueed hy ed s Iron Bitters, and
my health was ally restored
Genuine hae above Trade Mark and cromsed red lines
on wrapper. Take no other, Made only by
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gTJAco
GERM,
For Pain
Many horses have a habit of sleeping
It is not a good one, and
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Al a cy
Cures Rheumatism, Neuralgia,
Uaekachs, Headache, Toothache,
rain
« CF.
Hrulses, ele, ole
Pi) FIFTY CENTER,
AND DEA LERE,
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What Would the World Do
¥ ¢ Wty 1
Bout wou
wit mn? asks the essayist
r new on this «
+» the human
+ ex
gratuitous,
been far me sensible to as
the world do without the
man, without a panaces
isand a cure os her pec
Ina word, w mid the w
do without Dr. Plerce'
tion,” the great remedy
sos? It is indi fal
tL to say somathl
3 «
dd won
question
ist withot
yoman, so the
would ha
woul
of we
k
vation for
for female
@ for
Wwe ak
isper the ills of
Ei ———
The vigorous idea keeps
though wrapped in few words,
pn
Nightsuare,
warm,
sick-headache, depression
want of ambition are
liver, The
1s are all in sympathy.
a hving death. Ir. Pierce 3's
acts upon
ually removes a
disorders,
of spirits,
symptoms of
langs,
a dis
stomach, and |
Life is only
“0 ide 4 Medi.
ie tlorpid liver,
and effect P
and
gloomy fo
per all disappw
feel
iy of ten
it ETYOuUs Ings,
rebodings
ar.
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Engr The }
Ling on (71 JER, ~
the lathe,
was certainly used in engraving
during classical and medisval
The Fi Duteh, 1 Germ
in
Hiass
or .
€ mish,
the last
SI
used it
)¥ €X-
femRIinIng.
sone points
by some glass
carvers of the prese
in engraving
SAIDE WAY as
Hed in
for metal
be coated
milk,
Lian
gravers
oud
gum and
when dry, 8 patlern
or transferred previous to en-
Very fine line and
if is can be
Hee
g glass
ordinary
rl a.
mixture of
i
irawn q
graving.
and stipple @
this method.
the Slade collection of
museum are exqni sitely done,
great drawback to sueh engraving.
when delicately finished, is that it can-
not be well seen unless it is held close
produced by
wi
the
A
ducing ores by the ald of electricity.
which was in motion at the time. On
a process by which gold,
shock, almost equaling in intensity a
stroke of
scone
In countries having marked winter
scasons earthquakes are found to be
more frequent in winter than in sume
Society of Japan, finds only two pos-
sible meteorological reasons for this—
one being the stress of accumulated
snow and the other that of high ba-
rometne pressure during the cold sea-
son.
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Young or middle 1 men suffering from
nervous debility a kindred weaknesses
should send 10 cents in stamps for large il-
lustrated treatise su ting sure means
of cure. World's Dispensary Medical As.
sociation, Buffalo, N. YX,
Let not the stream of yonr life be a
murmuring stream.
ms —
Imporiang,
When you visit or ry New York Onty, sa
JE Union 1 Hotel, oPPosto Grund Ee
h~
day. Ba
supplied w .
ety oR, ess money al the Grand Union Hotel
han at any other first-class hotel in the ety
ins IAI
Religion is t is the homage which the in-
tellect pays to the feelings
Tonbedi Tos. The
4 18: All Fits free. Treatise and $9 trial
of Iw, Kine Nerve Rogtover free to
line S01 Arch St, Phila, a
To DrRins/St Are St
Burned at the steak,-—The fingers of
the girl who was frying it.
i a ———
The most sclentific compound for the
| dc ho Eg WB
ung tym hy 's itive
Care. It is pleasant, prompt and safe, 50
cents and $1,
The best way to condemn bad traits
is by practicing good ones,
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Invigorate, renew, und besutify the hair
by the use of Hall's Hair Renower.
For sick an! nervous headaches, consti
pation, and liver troubles, take Ayer's Pilla,
rooms, fited =, ai a cost of one
$l upwards per
Plan, Ry Hestaurant
LU BA
¥
Home-MApr Frescn Purean,
| Wash perfeclly clean half a
| potatoes, aud then stesm them without
removing the skins, Mash them thor.
| oughly w ith half a pint of
| pint of tepid water apd half
i of salt.
| a place where the temperature is 78
grees of Fab renhelt for one hour,
add and mix with it half
| yeast and put away in
{ for nine hours, It
£
an ounce
(161.
the same place
may require somes
legs, but it may be known in this
ually and slowly foam for some
| and then begin to fall; as soon as it be-
| ging to fall, mix a little
with it, and strain through a
throw away potato skins and eyes; mix
flour and sufficient tepid water to make
an ordinary dough,
in the same place until it cracks on the
top, which will occur in about an hour.
whole well with water enough to make
an ordinary dough.
it is necessary to raise
part it, and then
force on the
the
throw it
paste-board.
dough,
The more
bread. Then shape the loaves
and bake ina quick oven, To
ioaves of French bread, divide
I, 48 800n as kneaded, in as
i 48 you want loaves; then
part, one after the other,
iri a ball; then, by rolling and pulling
an elongated,
und loaf can be
*L long as
f course
r and have
thie
knead
re eae 4
BO AS WO
well as four
, be narrower and
wt
will.«
nore cru
BTESY Toward OvrR Owxs
Hou
to have your home, every-day table,
| just as attractive as the one to which
| you invite your honored guest. It
| to exert one’s sell for one’s
{| They never lose sight of it.
fone if the honored guest,
! social courtesies, will never forget
{ in a day,
Ten
| affair as a debt to be pad
time. We do not under-estimate
{ duty of hospitality, but we do think we
i are more likely to err in the lack of
i courtesy toward our own househ
| Be hospitable to them, we pray, there-
by some you may entertain angels
| UNAWATES,
the
the
of
<>
is allowable in office, ex
Hood" s ars
Hy prepared
ext of
King m
Blood Purifiers
Barsaparilia, Yelk
Juniper Berries,
and other selected roots
Bede Hike anvihing els
only ¥ w
ne Can
resniis. We with wt
sp
the Lhoarts of th
ping
the glorions record }
tered for itself upon
people whe have PETRORALY ©F Joo
relieved of
ood's Bar
rectly r been
sulering which all other
remedies falled to reach. § 1 by all drogeiste.
$l; six for $5. Made ouly by CL HOOD & CO,
Apoihecarios, Lowell, Ma
100 Doses Ono Doliar
terrible
'Vineear BirTers
is the great Rlood Purifier and Lifegiving
Principle; 8 Gentle Purgative and Tonic; a perfect
Renovator and Invigorator of the system
In Vinegar Bitters thine is vitality but
80 alooholic or nba Polion
Discnses of the Skin, ‘of whatever name
or pature, Are literally dug vu
| the in a short time by re Bitters,
Vinegar Bitters allays ! a re.
Beves, and in time cures 13 , Reursigia,
Gout, and similar painful diseases.
Vinegar Bitters cures Oounstipation and
| prevents Disrrhoss.,
Never before bas a medicine been oom-
pounded pong the power of ViKEGAR a”
reas 10 heal the sic
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i Intem
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