AN OPIUM EATER'S STORY. Crawling Over Red Hot Bars of lron fuvestigation and 1ts Results, Clniinnati Times-Star, “Opium or death!” This brief sentence was fairly hissed into the ear of a prominent druggist on Vine street by a person who, a few years ago well off 1s to-day a hopeless wreck, | One can scarcely realiza the suffer. ings of an opium victim, De Quincy has vividly portrayed it. But who can fitly describe the joy of the rescued vie- tim? H. C. Wilson, of Loveland, O., for- erly with Maren, Harwood & Co, manufacturing chemists of Si. louis, and of the well known firm of H. C. Wilson & Co., chemusts, formerly of this city, gave our reporter yesterday a bit of thrilling personal experience in this line, iron and coals of fire,”’ he sald, ‘in my agony during an opium frenzy. The very thought of my sufferings freezes my blood and chills my bones. I was then eating over 30 grains of opium daily.” “How did you contract the habit?” Excessive business cares vroke me down and _ my doctor prescribed opium! of cases eommence. When mined to stop, however, could not do it, “You may be surprised to know,” he said, *ihat two-fifths of I I found At the last meeting of the Linnean Society, Lendon, England, Dr. Cob- | bold described a worm, which he called | Stmondsia paradoza, 1t 18 anematode, the male living free in the stomach of the hog, while the female is lodged in cysts within the walls of the stomach. Although discovered fifty years ago by Prof.Simonds, the Lancet says the worm Jhas never been properly examined. The strange thing 1s that the female carries outside its body a large rosette- shaped organ. ‘This the author of the paper considers to be the uterus. Syrup of tolu, when prepared by heating the balsam with water for four hours in the water bath, is perfectly odorless at first, but after a time ac- quires a benzine like odor, which Fro- fessor Malenfant, in the Journal of Pharmacy, shows by experiment is due to the decomposition of the ethereal cinnamates present, these yielding first which is then further decomposed into cinnamene and car- % Important, When you visit or eave New York City, save baggage expressage and §3 carriage Hire, and stop atthe Grand Union Hotel, opposite Grand Con. «0 elegant rooms, ftted up at a costof one million doll §! and upwards per day. E uropean Plan, Elevator, Hestaurant supplied with the best. llorse cars, stages and elevated rallroad to all depots, Families can live better for jess money at the Grand Uplon Hotel than at any other fArst.ciass hotel in the ctv. comateutioli tlhm——— “For me it is a chacs, Many of these I met. We studied our cases carefully. We found the organs were in which the appetite victim was free from a demoralized condition of those organs; that the hope of a cure depended entirely upon the Confession ot the L ates De. Dio Lewis. over regret Thousands of people all of the death u Dr. Dio Lewis. as been the inspiration to them, undergoing treatment, compelled to re- sort to opium agamn to deaden the hor- rible pain in those organs. how I ever escaped.” “Do you mean tosay, Mr. Wilson, that you have conquered the habit?” **Indeed I have.” “Do you object to telling me how?” **No, sir, several opium-eating physicians, we became satisfied that the appetite for opium was located In the Kidneys and hver., Our next object was to find a specific for restoring those organs to health, The physicians, arainst their code, addressed attention to a certain remedy became thoroughly convinced on scientific merits alone, that it was the only one that could be relied upon in every case of disordered kidneys and liver. I thereupon began using i and, suoplementing it with my own special treatment, finally got fully over the Liabit, tant part of the treatment, their and is to get who would very sadly have missed words. Dr. Lewis was one of them cine; and yet in 1887, his candor above being noticeable, “If I found myself afllicted a serious kidney disorder 1 would » Adding, “The with dazed and 1 an one kidney malady, condition, for in them the appetite originates and is sustained, and them over ninety per cent, of all other human ailments originate.” tion has been taken by the proprietors of that remedy and finally it 13 becom- ing an acknowledged scientific truth among the medical profession; many of them, however, do not openly acknow- ledge it, and yet, knowing that they bave no other scientific specific, their code not allowing them to use, it upon the quiet and their own bottles,” **As I said before, the opium morphine habits can never be until the appetite for them is out of the Kidneys and liver. 1 tried everything,—experimented everything and as the result of studies and vestigation, I can prescribe it in and cured routed have with my say 1 result but Waruer’s safe cure.” ‘Have others tried dour treatment.” “Yes sir, mapy; and all who have followed it fully have recovered, Sev- eral of them ‘Who did not first treat their kidneys and liver for six or eight weeks, as | failed. This form of treatment ways insisted upon for all 18 al- patients, land Opium Institute, and supplemented by our special private treatment, if al ways Cures Mr. Wilson stands very high wher. ever known. [lis experience is only another proof of the woaderful and conceded power of Warner's safe cure over all diseases of the Kidneys, liver and blood, and the diseases caused by derangement of those organs, We may say that it is very flattering to the pro- prietors of Warner's safe cure that it has received the highest medical en- jlorsement and, after persistent study, it 18 admitted by scientists that there is nothing in materia medica for the toration of those great equals It in power, We in publishing tt iy i ing from so reliable u source as Mr. gent and very reputable gentlemen, hardly leave room to doubt upon of those happy which vecasionally bring help to suffer- g humanity. 1 am not so narrow that 1 cannot gratefully recognize the { relief in the form of precious value of medicine.” Dr. Lewis met with an one His froma a what sipelas set in and carried him off. testimonial, coming as it did free, frank and open heart, is important confirmation of many thousands have said of edy he s0 highly commended, ms A looks about for advice— wind to the ship making port! It ri1oatiers little which way it blows.” Another Life Saved. ra. Harriet Cammings, of Cincinnati, writes “Farly last winter hier was atiac wy cold, tried ked with a severe We 1 oy 4k 4 f hick medicines, none of which tiled on ge. her lung seemed get ts of A to do her Worse, any g p continued to aud fio i large ar We called in failed to do s fr wi Bou blood family physic hie hier At i by TH # TIL. , but this time DR. WM. HALL’ E LUNGS, advised We then got 1 | any gos. ena, had DBAlL- fo and beey curs SAM give it FOR me a a bottle the sawmal ured. she began to i and by 0S WAS entirely « ———— - **In friendship one gives what has, but in love the values are tious, and imagination fixes the price, n————— mprove ti bout ree — on» ficti- $n tfiireds of cases, Hood's Sarsapart by b ood, WR, rfying and enne potent remes suffer t fair to assum you. Give it Hog Lhe heamatisamn. las prover Hence, if iris alise iy lor aches of Hood's sar«apa ne painsan i a8, thal a Ww a tonal, - A correspondent of the Indiana Fur. mer recommends the squash as a cheap green food for stock in winter, ——— Frazer Axle Gtense. There is ro need of beitig imposed you will insist ou baving the Frazer of Axle Grease, One greasing will on if rand last two i | | perience what we have time and again published in our columns. We also extend to the proprietors our hearty congratulations on the results wrought, ———— The use of Sea or, river sand is injur- ious 1n the cleansing of glass or labor. quartz scratch the surface of the glass, Lead shot, which is an excellent me- chanical cleanser, is condemned because it leaves a part of its substance on the glass, which basto be removed by dilute nitric acid. Clean wood ash is recom- mended by Dr, A. Muller for domestic use, as it acts both mechanically and chemically by ils potash. Powdered rock salt is also used, For glass ves- sels used in the laboratory he also re- commends a piece of india rubber cut into the form of a toague or other con- venient shaps, and fastened to a flexi- Lie wire as a handle, An enormous aerolite fell on Febru- ary 16th, au little before 3 p. m., in a plowed field near Alfianello, between Cremons and Brescia, sinking more than one meter in the ground, pro- ducing a rumbling noise, heard 20 kilo- meters off and reeling of the nearest houses as by an earthquake, Unhappi- ly, almost immediately after 1t fell the country le demolished the aerolite ani re the larger fragments, A ]— Clover is so easily injured by smother ing that even the rakiogs should be | is expected, iin “WELL, my youug gentleman, would you like your hair cut?” ‘tke papa’s please; with a little round bare place on top,” Moral to papas— use Carboline, the great Natural Hair | fenewer, “Oh ——-———— It was stated at the E lectrical Cone | vention in Baltimore that the total in- vestment for electrical lighting in this country amounts to $70,000,000, ————— FOR DYSPEPSIA, PT — depression of apir fis and general debility in their various forme; aise As a preventive against fever and agus and other mtermitient fevers, the “Ferro-osphotated. Kiixir of Callaaya” made by Caswell Hazard & Co, New York, and sold oy all Draggists, 14 he oes tone; and Yor patients recovering from fever or other sickness thas no ea ial ————— ————— ah... Juckwheat, when fil ling, ‘wants the tie propriety of seeding with reference to that waut, Lyox's Patent Metallic Heel Stiffeners keep new boots and shoes from renniog over, Sold by shosand hardware dealers, iit A. D, Pryal, of Alameda, Cal, finds that Ludding the apricot on the peach is the cause of their being liable to die out in a short time. eM ————— EXITS AAR Fita stopped free, Treatise and $2trial tie of Dr. Kline's ireat Nerve Restorer, free 10 Fitensos. Sendo Dr. Kline, 931 Arch st, Phlla, Pa, Less than one-third of the earth and debris thal cover the ruins of Pompeu have yet been removed, A ————————— easiest to use and chedpest. Plao's Netty for Catarch. By draggiss Wiis works in Philadelphia which, it is claimed, possesses remarkable qualities. Its chief peculiarity consists in its be- ing self-hardening, like English musk et steel, No process of hardening in water or other liquids, nor of subse- quent tempering, is necessary in its use, A tool from this steel 18 shaped over the anvil, as with ordinary steel, When the tool 1s forged, it is laid aside to cool in the air, When quite cold it is found to have taken a hardness ex- ceeding that of any steel hardened by the usual process of immersion in wa ter or brine. So hard is it that the teeth of a Stubbs file will be turned by a single stroke across it, and the edge of a finely tempered cold chisel com- pletely destroyed 1n an attempt to cut it, not the slightest impression being left on the Tindel steel, pn Where Are You uolng 7? if you have pain in the back, pale and sallow complexion, bilious or sick head- ache, erruptions on thi skin, coated tongue, sluggish circulation, or a hacking cough, you are going into your grave if you do not take steps to cure yourself, If you are wise you will do this by the use of Dr. Pierce's ‘Golden Medical Discovery’ com. pounded of the most efficacious ingredients known to medical science for giving health and strength to the system through the medium of the liver and the blood. Wrcsp——— ID WPA, Mica is a silicate of alumina, but | contains potash, It is not plastic or | capable of being moulded. any heat below red. In steam and boil- © all de cured anti-bilious No cheap boxes By « iruggists, I — i - Sick and bilious headache, and rangements of stomach and bowels, Pierce's Pellets’ —or granules. 235 cents a vial to allow waste « f virtues, t 18 authoritatively sated that odor- properties es- pecially conductive to the durability of i. em——— s hardly worth the living to-day red, anhappy discouraged wo- ring from chromic female sr whizh she has been able t find no relief. Dat there is a certain all the painfal complaints to which weaker sex is liable Woe fetes to Pierce's “Favorite Prescription™ tues of which thousands of women can tes- As a tonic and nervine unsur- All druggists, ——— AI A ———— Jy the aid of a recent French inven- tion divers are now enabled to descend surface of the wa- Life seem fomany a ti ness J Dr. it is Stor that Cougl Stor that Cot You can be cu Dr. Killmer's €% will do it quickly etl 3 : 1 can’ fford fo walt’ Lure | nF i perman 3 --— A Chinese bank-note is in the Museum of SL 25 cen / y 1 3284 YEArs old Petersburg Pills. WannawTeED PURELY VEGETANLE gre for Liver and Bil ian 1a, Conti venoss, Tape a spriose M The best ¢ Complain Prizmess and Biood Purifier an they our own Bone, 1, Oyster Shells, en y 4 © t made is MIL 5A and » wd Testimonials seal BOO AGENTS WANTED for PLATFORM EGHOES or LIVING TRUTHS FOR MEAD AND HEART, By John B. Gough., 10s leet and crowning life werk, beim fall of Thrilling inter. wi Sumor and pathos Bright, pure. and goed, Tell of inaghter and tears 38 aalls at sight to all, To it i» sdded be Life and Desh of Ms Sangh. 3 rr Bev, LYMAN AR- OTT. 1000 Agents Se Men and Women. $100 - fakin we Rindrense 68 we ae Petra Tereme St Write for clirvnians a . WORTHINGTON - co. Bariford, Conn $30 REWARD @ vive (hat cnn sient aud bag as oh Grain or Send in ene An Patent MONARCH G end Read Ke snd Flag. ro our Temproved Ware beuas Mm a oh we efor cheap. we Ling mailed Pree It | AF WARK MAc MINE co, Columbus, Ohio, Eael, Braned Howes Hagorviown 84, THE ONLY BAGGER IN THE WORLD ASK run ide W. L. DOUCLAS Best material perfect £1, equals any $5 or $6 shoe, aver pair warranted. Take none soiess stamped W. L. Douglas’ $800 Shoe, x. ranted.” Congress Bation asd Lace, Boys ask for the W, L. Douglas’ _. _. 82.00 shoe. Hames st Jive» wa Cop 7 the $300 shoe. If you onan oA) ere, send addres on port al card to W, Brockton, R & » wv Douglas. S) ATCY Sold yes & Me rire, for (Mrenlare. CUI. 1. ap HAM. Atty. Washington, Do EN ng FF ERING ¥ rRon WEAK NESS M 3 . ir re in BM o Amy Jotw Prices or alae Con ed) § conta, | BE ME TALLIC Cu. sixth Avenue, N. ¥ : Piso's Nlemedy for Catarrh is the Best, Easiest to Use, and Cheapest, for Cold In the Head, . Hay Fever, &0. 0 conta, an | GI URE | not ive revs Sealy wo a! for a time and Shon Sa DEFY EE SIC Rd Se a ng fe Jong LL Sagure th nfor — oF rota) Give Few York. Ls nothing Jiornt ress Dn TT ROOT: rial, nod § - oh Ee fe. | | | HOUSEHOLD. Wien hard finished walls have been kalsomined the soiled coats should be washed or scraped off vefore a new one is put on, This is the most disagree- { able part of the process. The furniture | should be covered, as the lime makes spots that are removed with diliculty, especially upon black walnuts, For restoring fated and gray hair to its original color, use Hall's Hair Renewer. Sufferers from malarial disorders will find a specific in Ayer's Agus Try it Cura, ——————— A DEAL table is the foundation, | which must be covered with colored | glazed cambric, Over this is a cover of | linen, ornamented with designs in | { i | i cross-stitch worked with crewel or em- | the spaces between the designs have threads drawn to form an insertion. The border corresponds, and is edged with a handsome fringe. The drapery is arranged in plaits, with | a cross-stitch desigo on each. A pretty | circular cushion is placed in front of | the glass; th.s is of cambric, the olor | of the lining of table cover, ornament. | ed at the top with an appligne design, | edged with a flounce of lace finished by | | @ ruche of satin ribbon, The hairpin | cushion, #4 Very necessary article of a | 1s a little basket, | | filled by a cushion covered with knit- ting and ornamented by a drape of em- broidered cloth, This same design for | can be carried out 1m cretonne, It looks exceedingly pretty at trifling The cover can then be edged | instead of | — Tine delicious | following 18 a very Mrs, Marshall cookery for you, Truth: of the school of | writes Miss Madge in | Pour half a pint of | cream on the crumbs of two | rolls, two ounces of castor of vanilla chocolate | Always | with a pipe in tered it, line 1t with well-butlered and remove the paper, it and serve in the center, sauce is of vanilla of castor | half pint of water. a tablespoonful of as been mixed in a Boll all together till sammy and use —— compote of fruit this is how the chocolate To three ounces add two sugar and a good de: f ounces creme de riz that h little cold water, quite smooth; then HERE is a savory dis h one-quarter of a pound of well-washed rice in a saucepan with enough cold water to cover it, and let it boil for five minutes, Drain it and pat tack in the saucepan with thret quarters of a milk and ¢ pepper and it is rather Place it a lit $ L dry and quite soft, well-buttered baking-dish,mak- ing cheese the top layer. Put some small bits of dripping on the cheese; brown ina good oven and serve very hot. A recire for cooking veal cutlets. After the cutlets are trimmed, salt and pepper them and broil them on side over a brisk fire for five minutes; then place them without delay on a the fire. While the Mix with two for them: three eggs a very hittle nntmeg and salt and pep- per; then mix carefully with two cups of milk, and pour over the ita, Put the dish in the oven until th lets are well browned; th p— WALNUTS the walouis when the sun Is them, and before the shell 18 hard, which may be known by ranning a pin into them, Fut them into slrong salt and water for nine days, stir them twice a day and change the water every three duys. Then place them and let them remain in the they turn black. of the following ingredients, C utle a cul n serve, PICKLED Gather on air until To every ounce of mace, half an ounce of cloves, the same of black pepper, ginger and long pepper and lwo ounces walnuts and pnsiba—— A paINTY dish for breakfast or lunch On each slice AnTicrLeEs of a delicate blue that an ounce of the sugar of lead to a wallful of water, and letting the ar. a half or two hours; let it dry then, after which it may be washed without in- jury. This Is said to be a perfect rem- edy for the trouble Yeletred to. CARAMEL PUDDING. -- Prepare a wold by giving it a thick coating of caramel] sugar; when this has set, pour into the mould a custard, made of the yelks of eight eggs and one and a-balf pints of the best cream; steam for one hour and serve when cold. wf For Goosenerny JadM.—A gill of water to each pound of ripe fruit; boil for an hour. Then add the sugar, three-quarters of a pound for every pound weight of the fruit. Cook slowly for another hour. — Sins Beoproous furnished in tints of sea foam and pea green are in favor for the summer, White and a few touches of pink add to the cool and pretty effect. Furxmrune needs cleanin as much athol with Bofp suds oR Tous q Ww then rubbed with an oily A TEASPOONYUL of borax put in the last water in which clothes are rinsed | whiten them wonderfully, Pound the | borax so it will dissolve easily, i ! persistent utter | nature to thir good | Frozen cream will nol take Apumtive ore butter. Care should be taken to keep | the milk in a room or spring house at | at an even temperature in winter as | in summer, so ——— put ir the bottle of corn, a 1ablespoonful | of ashes; pour it half fall of water, and after a vigorous shaking and rinsing | Db yspepsia teeif mss To clean bottles, to Hood’ S Bold by all « . BOOD ‘ By a new German process finely divi- uly Ly ( » £2 ded tin is precipitated upon textile fa- | \ 100 Doses O giving a flexible and brilliant | coating. i NO LADY Without IRON || Te WE ENE -~ i / " an BITTERS Sy | WILL CURE 1 es HEADACHE INDIGESTION BILIOUSNESS DYSPEPSIA NERVOUS PROSTRATION MALARIA CHILLS axp FEVERS TIRED FEELING GE! NE RAL DEBILITY PAIN 1x BACK & SIDES IMPUR 00D CONS’ ATION FEMALE INFIR) RHEUMATISM NEURALGIA KIDNEY AND LIVER TROUBLES R SALE BY ne has Trade no Dollar IFUL CRUD IS RALLY gray” Clear, White Cow; Ld try 3th of owt ise si n LA tow AL THE Bl MITIES WwW. M. SCOTT & ASkin of HBepuniy (san joy § — No } £ ALL DRL Mark ar ;GISTS ssed Hed Beautifies “AKE NO OTHER. the Skin, other cosmetio 2 wilt doit, as Purifiesas well CONSUMPTION Oil. Every Ingredient Is from Vegetable products that grow in sight of every suferer. IT bas no Morphine, Opium or infurcvs Drugs y ud preparat ONL, Every de avery any pos Tig n Spring, Summer, Autumn and Winter, Dis ods settle in x Morphine OM: all pare || UAmaRRIED i: ; QREYDOPPEL S a es aud sweet. Excellent for Bath sud Toilet. Fell pound bars only. Fersale everywhere. _ EE — GALA y ir Aeiaye dreds cares Ma n fo frome AM. 1240. MN at £3 nN ve Fit Pm ar vd Bu sndays ~ PATENTS: Bn TRGRAN Patent Lawyer Ww sein ro Brrren INSTRUMENTS, JAM TABLE p— a——————— WER PRICES. Sweet Pickles, JELLY EasizaTenws 1 Hg Vinegar, Catenp, Iraseryen. O anning snd Hrant.making ’ Le FASE AED with every ack LOT ISiANA, "xo. Rabi I BR Ma Throat, Lung Tissues, causing What Diseases ER fo Be L ungs? ferofula, Oatarrh- pe ISON, Mieto OTZRD fsms, Humors, and Blood Impurities ; What are the Primary Causes! Colds, Ch Iironchitis, Congres. Inti ny Measles, Minn. nation, { atarrh « onia, Malaria, ng ugh and Croup. REL Iv TES QUICKLY CURES PERMANENTLY 1t will stop that Coughing, Tickling in Throat, Dry hacking and Cstarrb-dropping. Is your Ex cloration or Sputa Prothy Bho Rained Catarrhal Pus (Matter nde! Cancer like Phisgm PS er po Muco-purwient 7 It prevents Decline, Night-Sweats, Hec- tic.Fever, and Peath from Consumption. 50c¢, £1.00—8 bottles Prepared at Pr. Kilmer's Dispensary, Binghamton, “Iuvalide’ Guide to Heath” feat Free) SOLD BY ALL DPREUGEISTS, tion, Asth Br. J, 0". Mayer. a i 95¢, £5.01 y hn Tr Hans at zr # ASTEP IN ADVANCE OF ALLOTHERS. Yois wD INCLOBING Sramp ron Full ParTICULARS. OLIN BROS. 4 CO. NEWARK, N. J, BFPAPIR OF WINTER JAMES HASLE ¥. Seed Ihe SERVOLUS PERILITY Jen Tah A fe experiosen Coneoliats _ Pr. 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