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Ill thVctually Opehin;; tile bowels, corrects
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the (Uicinrs could do no more lor me. Then
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bowels became regular and natural in their
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W in. II. Iiel.aucett, Hoisi;t, Out.
"When I feel the need of a cathartic, I
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ili.in any other pill I ever took." Mrs. C.
vJrul.b. I'.urwellville. Va.
"I'or yertrs 1 have hcn-i suhiect to coii.mI
i'alion and nervous head, iel.es. caused by !e-raiij-'einei.tnf
ihe liver. Afa r taking vaiio us
remeilies. I have become convinced that
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failed t relieve my bilious ii I lacks in a shoit
time; and I am sure my system retains il.s
tone Ion ;. -r aii'-r Hie use of these pills, than
has been tlie case with ;.ny olla r medicine I
have hie 1." II. S. hlude, Weimar, Texas.
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THE AubENCE OF A DOCTOR.
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Oaiij,'i-iiiu troup an t i-Miiv.iii.li.(l from!
I'iilsi- ( ii-up 1 ! I.al lir M;i) lleTrejiled
it ln.iil Mt-il ieul A id, liut I'liyitieiau'a ;
All- la Alvvu.v Safe.
Tijh particularly il.in'f-ron.s flinrriCter-i.-tic
.f croup is. iil.-o p::eunioiii;i, it.s mtu-
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little, patient is so H,n in a comlitioii j blue racer i.iove.l sh.u-K-,.,,t .,f ,,,-v.-:,e
that parent.-. I It was not tlie h-uth (.f tlie Mi.ii.t- that
at!ractc(l our ;tttt nt i u, but its nuii'-ual
thickness aul iio iu i ; i ..-i t i 'ii to tret
A KiiK SHallunvil it Snnke.
It was back Hoiii.-wliere in the sixties
wiien tin? incident I nin al..nt to ri !.it
occurred The date hub in it been put
back so as to prevent a critical exami
nation by the incredulous, but because it
belongs to that period
Th re were three of us hunting prairie
chickens. They were pientier then than
they are now Jt was but a little task
to secure a ba of them. lint only a few
can have hiicIi a rare treat now its the
breast of a youmj prairie chicken fried.
js we were train; he,' cautiously
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lose their in ails." ami from extremfc
: fear tnd aaxieiy ;ire unalile to cimjIIv y
to work with their best ju lmeiiL
Tliere rire two 8. it.s of cronp one in
which the hoarseness and choking are
j cause. by a sort of spasm or contraction
oi thelutiiM. Mid known to physicians
: as p -i udo-t roriu or false croup, and in
i tins there is little or no formation of
! membrane. With false croup tliere is
J much li.;litnes:i. the .same harsh, brassy
: corwh. the biv.-.t hm;f is wheezy, dim.-iilt
: an 1 rapid. Tin a l.ieks come ou with
catarrh atid hn u-.-eue-s, and are apt to
I recur several nints, Koiiietimud comiu.
1 o:i in the i i t i m :
! There are many causes for an atta"k
1 of false croup i nieliiiies it originates
from the Kto-.nach. An cxcejit iotiaily
le-arty y upper or some indigestible fuod
; caieii luriTi;; the ey :ii:vr may set uj) atl
irritation w hich wi.l biinv; on the s'mj
tolas of f.ds.f cn.up but of course th
j uual cause is espo.-a-.re and wet feet. It
I is really a mild disease, jtnd quickly sul
I sides under proper treatment, and is riot
apt to be followed by dangerous compli
cations. For immediate relief wet a towel in
cohl water and wring it out just dry
enonyli to prevent its dripping, and fold
it about the child's neck, then cover this
with dr3' towels or flannel cloths to pre
vent the pillow, etc., from being wet.
In many cases this wet packing of the
throat is fill that is necessary. Leave it
on until the breathing is easy and natu
ral, and be sure to nil) the child dry and
warm alter taking off the pack. It is
well to put a light woolen bandage about
the throat for the remainder of the
night, but iiever accustom a child to be
ing "bundled up." If the cold pack does
not prove nufricient to give relief at once,
give repeated doses of sirup of ipecac,
larger or fetualler according to the vio
lence of the spasm, until vomitiucr en
sues.
An excellent corgh medicine to keep
in the house, and one which works well
in cases of false croup, is the old fash
ioned mixture of sirup of squills and
paregoric, or a mixture of glycerine and
water iu equal parts. If with this treat
ment the child does not get easy, and fall
into a natural sleep, but, ou the contra
ry, the choking sensation continues or
becomes worse, you may couclude that
you have a case on hand of true croup,
and the sooner you get a doctor the bet
ter.
GUARDING AGAINST CROUP.
False croup yon inay relieve tonight.
and tomorrow morning there may be no
trace of it; tomorrow night and the next
night and for several nights itinav come
on again aa badly as ever. It is not so,
however, with true croup there is no
"let up" in this case; the condition grad
ually gets more and more severe until
death ensues from suffocation, or mitil
the disease submits to treatment. The
average duration of a case of real croup
is about seven or eight days, and many
methods and remedies are advised.
Both false and true croup may be
guarded against in great measure. It is
a mistake to accustom children to such
bundling and wrapping up when they go
out that active exercise is not easilv
nut of the wav. Neither did it
de w
any inclination to n -i.-t tin- invasion
Its eyes had not the Weil known i!a-!i of
j tight. The bulging thickness of the
j snake excited our curiosity. After killing
I it one of the boys witii his knife ripped
i it open, and there to our great surprise
out rolled h rattle.-aake which was tiear
li' as long, and before he had been com
I pressed seemed to have been nearly a.s
; thick as the racer. ile had, il I ivi;e-m-I
ber correctly, a button and two rallies.
It 1 had t h. oppur luni ty now, I would
be more careful iu the examination of
such a rare natural wonder. I would
measure the length and thii.-kne.--s of both
snakes, and would also be sure to flu 1
out whether the rattlesnake was swal
lowed head or tail lirs.t, a. id whether he
had been started ou his inland journey
before or af ter death.
1 had heard
toads and frog:
that snakes
without dhi:
swallowed
t-ctiou, but
Pol I I 1 1 -M I PoilllTH
'I ho political cauhlr.Mi i.- l.ci;iu
llillgto boil, niul gentle wl I i - pel's
arc lieanl in this icini y as to tl.c
ties ires i! certain .i I ri t ic in. livid
nal- wliii are willing- to serve the
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1 he alliance folks are .-aid to be
glooming I lulc aui K' ic 1 1 a ri l.-oii
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taken, and of course I would not have
you go to the other extreme and not
clothe them warmly enough; Out if they
are strong and lively, the latter course is
really the safest, provided they can come
indoors to rest and get warm. Look to
it that their feet are attended to when
they come in from playing in the wet.
A good rubbing, or better still, bathing
in alcohol and water, and then rubbing,
and dry, warm stockings, will often pre
vent a case of croup or some other form
of cold.
If they are weak, or not really active
and strong, a course of eirup iodide of
iron will usually bring them up. See to
it that they are regular and rather lax in
their bowel movements, for nearly every
preparation of iron has a tendency to
promote constipation.
WHAT TO DO FOR CKOCP.
Death is almost always caused by suf
focation, on account of the closing up of
the glottis by the membrane, whic-I
forms so rapidly that constant atten
Uon witn tne probang or spray ia neces
sary to impede its growth. Whichever
method of applying ia used, any applica
tion that is irritating is dangerous and
should be avoided, as, for instance, ni
trate of silver and several of the mineral
acids.
Probably the best solvent is freshly
made lime water, and it may readily be
applied in form of vapor without any ap
paratus. Small pieces of fresh, unslaked
lime may be put into a wide mouthed
bottle a pint glass fruit jar will answer
and water poured upon it to slake it, and
the patient may then breathe the fresh
vapor as it arises. In cases of true croup
this is probably the best course to pursue
until the doctor comes. Tincture of
iron (full strength) may be applied to the
membrane with a camel's hair pencil or
a probang. The latter instrument is
simply a bit of fine soft sponge, fastened
securely with silk thread to the end of a
piece of whalebone or reed about as long
as a lead pencil, and is simply a swab.
With this swab diluted lactic acid may
be applied to the membrane, and next to
lime water it is probably the best and
safest Bolvent that can be need. To pre
pare it for use simply add the acid to
water until it has a decidedly sour taste.
During an attack of croup it is necessary
that we should do everything to keep
the patient nourished, as the tremendous
exertion of breathing, together with th)
apprehension of fatal result, are most ex
hausting. A Doctor in lSew York World
involution of the Knife.
"This easeful of implements which
we have newly placed on exhibition is
designed to show the development of the
tool which we call the knife, beginning
from tiie earliest times," said Professor
Mason at the National museum. "First,
you observe, is the fragment of flint,
which the savage split by banging it on
top with a stone hammer into a number
of flakes. The smaller ones were used
for arrow points and the bigger ones for
knives, their edges being split off so
sharp that you might almost shave with
6ome of them. Next you see the flint
inserted into a handle of split wood or
bone, and as farther improvements, the
fastenings of this primitive knife in the
handle hy the rosin of trees and by cord
of one sort or another bound around to
secure it.
"The most beautiful knife in the col
lection is t! :s exquisitely molded blade
of greenish .ade, belonging to the stone
age, branded with a walrus tusk. You
can hardly find a more admirably form
ed weapon among the products of mod
ern cutlery wares. Most curious of the
modern tools here is thisreailor's knife,
square at the end instead of pointed, to
prevent stabbing in a row, or the dan
gerous falling of the weaprm from alof'
Its b ade drops out at the end of the
handle when a spring is touched, so
that J.ck can hold a rope with one hand
and open the knife for service without
the need of ten fingers." Washington
Star.
AH on Account of a Hen.
'Twas only a little hen, with a lopped
comb and a flushed face, that broke up
the pastorate of an able Maine parson.
She used to sneak under the fence, you
know, just the way hens do always, tip
toe across the grass border with the min
uet step and then the eldei s garden hail
to take it. Of course it was aggravat
ing. Did you ever watch a hen at this
job?
She trips carelessly into the middle of
the garden bed; she cocks her head; a
careless look comes into her eye; she bal
ances partners with a flip and a scrape to
the right, a flirt and a kick to the left, a
double shuffle and a grand 6kirt dance
flourish. Then she looks for grub.
Well, that person saw the whole thing
for days; same hen, same gestures, and
6he came in miraculously, astonishingly,
through a new hole every day. Then
came at length wrath and a girding of
the loins; a gun, bang! dead hen flout
ing upon the placid breast of a river
eddy. The current washed the corpse
upon the neighbor's strand and then the
neighborhood heard the tale. The atroci
ty was fanned vigorously and the poor
parson found that he was not to be an
assassin and the leader of the parish at
the same time. Therefore his farewell
sermon. Dexter Gazette.
hiiisii- in the air, for I it, is .1 hii.-i-ler.
They say k'oss ."Morrow .-miles
complacently, jet with n far away,
anxious look in his eye when the
o fi ice ol .sheriff is men t ioned in his
ii"e-t uce. h'o-s may he 1 1 o m i 1 1 , 1 1 1 d.
i'lie 111 i nor odices . i 1 1 dt 111 1 t I e--- he
parceled out to suit the pleasure of
such men as Jim Clark and M. J-".
Allen, who are, with 1.. ( i. Todd, the
recognized bosses of the whole af
fair. As to our democratic brethren,
their convention is intended only as
ii sort of ratification meeting". The
sbile is alread3' made and their
is 110 one who dares attempt
to break it.
For treasurer the o-enjal Fred
Herrmann is 1 ici r a j a ten t am! will
lc nominated. i-or rsii'-riTi u 111. or
John Tig h- will gvt that nomina
tion without much effort.
For clerk of tlie district court,
Guy I,i ving-ston or Tom Wad I in o" are
liable to take a hand, though the
1'lattsmoiit h end of the ticket must
not he loaded too heavy. Dave Mc
Hntee mighl hi- coaxed to
tackle the district clerks office
if FraiikMoroan is not slated for
the same position. Dr. Derring", of
Wabash, is slso in t 1-ie swim and
the slate makers may take him tn.
The matter will all be ar
ranged in due time if it is not al
ready fixed. The west end will have
to f urn ished a County Clerk. Judge
Ivamsey will be renominated if he
does not o-et ambitons to try the
district bench. Supt. Noble will
have no opposition in his own part'.
Tliere may be many undiscovered
boomlets but the above list is'ivcii
as it roaches the cars of Tjii;
llKKALD reporter in conversation
with representative members of the
three parties.
lVrhae
e.i I, can't :
a i 1 y t i 1 1 11 g
Veil Wl Ui I
ehoiild h
taking tin
The First Step,
1 you arc run down, can't
deep, c.111'1 think, can't do
lo jniir s.-1 1 i..- I act im 1 , ami
r what ails o 11. You
f I the w a ri 1 1 1 1 g-, 011 arc
hr-l step into nervous
pro -1 t a t 101 1. You I iee I a 1 n r e (011 if.
I and in l.l ctric Mi tiers you will liml
' t he . a. remedy for res tin i 11 g our
nervous s vs fein to it norma I , hea 1 1 by
'condition. Surprising- results fol
low the use ol ibis gre.-il N'crv
I on ic a ml . 1 1 era I i e, 'lour a p e
tile returns, good ! i g-t-.-t j( ni isre
I etored. and the liver and Kidneys re
sume heallhv action. Try a bottle,
j Price auc. n't F. ii. Fricke A- Co'
j drugstore. tj
Semnrkabl Facts.
Heart disease is 1 1 -1 1 , 1 1 i y s 11 1 . .o-.-d
; to he incurable, but when properly
I Ireiih-tl a large portion of cases ran
i be cured. Thus Mrs. Klmira Hatch,
! of Klkhart. I ml., ami ;I rs. Jary I..
I Maker, of Ovid, glich., were cured
alter siili'ering- ''() year-. S. C. I.in-
burgvr, druggist at San Jose. III.,
says that Dr. Miles' .New Heart Cure
which cured the former, "worked
wonders for his w ife." I.evi I.ogan
of I Ji iclia na 11. Mich., who had hear!
d isea se for I'.U yen I - , ,-a .- 1 wo hot t les
made him "b-el like a new man."
Dr. Miles' New Heart Cure is sold
g I la r;i 11 1 ee I by F. ( i. Fricke At
1 5ook oi wonder f u I testimonials
and
Co.
free.
1
How Soundings Are Made.
To get correct soundings in deep water
is difficult. The best invention for that
purpose is a shot weighing about thirty
pounds, which carries down a line.
Through this shot or sinker a hole is
drilled, and through the hole is passed a
rod of iron which moves easily back and
forth. At the end of the bar a cup is dug
out, the inside being coated with lard.
The bar is made fast to the line, a sling
holding the shot in position. When the
bar, which extends below the shot, touches
the bottom the sling unhooks, and the
shot slides downward and drives the lard
coated cup into the sand at the bottom.
In that way the character of the ocean's
floor is determined. St. Louis Republic,
Three Ways of Putting It.
Hacry came in from his play roaring
like a little bull of Bashan. He cries so
often and so easily that little anxiety is
felt when he is heard screeching his
hardest. On this occasion bis mother
said:
"Well, vreil, Harry, what now?"
"Oh, I have skint my knee."
- 'Skint' it, Harry?"
"Oh, yes, yes! I was walking along
and 1 fell down, and when I got up my
knee was all skun upt Just see how it is
skindedl" Detroit Free Press.
The great Lick telescope reveals about
100,000,000 stars, some of which are rel
atively so small that they would need to
be magnified by 80,000 diameters to be
visible to the naked eye.
Referred to Col. Calhoun
The talented editor of the Lincoln
Democrat has been shedding- whole
columns of ink, every week lately,
trying- to convince a dull and obsti
nate constituency, that fusion with
the alliance was the only salvation
left to the democratic party of Ne
braska. The able editor has clearly
shown that they must fuse, and iu
that way kill off the hated republi
can party, and afterwards they can
take care of thealliance fellows sin-o-le
handed.
Hut right now, after Col. Calhoun
has labored so hard for fusion,
comes the meeting- of the national
executive committee of the alliance
party and the following- pointed
resolution is passed b' that com
mittee: "Resolved, That the national ex
ecutive committee is unalterably
opposed to fusion with any other
political party, and will not recog
nize any individual, committee or
organization that proposes or enters
into such fusion as aflil iated with
the people's party."
How is that? Brother Calhoun is
vanquished at the first ' onslaught
of the alliance cohorts, and that,
too, from the head of the organi
zation. We arc: sorry for the anti-inon-opoly(r)
party in Nebraska, but we
can't hell) conrratulatinr the al
liance. The Ho3'ds. Hitchcocks and
Bryans would be altogether to big
a load for a new party to carry.
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Act on a new principle- n-gubitiijg
tin: liver, stomach and bowels tin oagh
tin? nerve.-. A new discovery. Dr. Miles'
Pills speedily cure biliousness, bad t-iste,
torpid liver, piles, constipation. Une
qualed for men, women, children.
Smallest, mildest, ure?t! aU doses, 2?c.
S:impla free at F. ( I. Fricke & Go's.
Ivnglish Spavin I.iiiimeni removes
all hard, soft and calloused lumps
and blemishes from horses' blood
spavins, curbs, splints, sweney,
ring-bone, stifles, sprains, all swol
len throats, coughs, etc. Save .."))
by use of one bottle. Warranted
the most wonderful blemished cure
ever known. Lold by F". F'ricke
druggist, I'liittsiuouh. vvtf
Itch on human ans horses and all
animals cured in minutes by
W ool ford's Sanitary Lotion. This
never fails. Sold by F, ( ',. F'ricke V
Co., druggist. Plat! smouth. wtf.
Mortuary.
Richard J. Franklin, at the age
of 29 years, died yesterday morning
of congestion of the brain at Hot
Springs, South Dakota, after an ill
ness of but a few hours. The de
ceased was born in Virginia, where
his father and brothers and sisters
reside, his mother having preceded
him to the wor Id beyond. He was
a young men of exemplary habits
and stood high in business circles
where he was best known. He had
lost much sleep a short time before
he started on his trip to Dakota,
but on Tuesday last was feeling in
excellent spirits and took dinner at
the Millard with his wife and Mrs.
Livingston. The death is a sad
blow to his wife who was
illy prepared for so sud
den and severe a shack. THE
Herald, together with hundreds
of personal friends in this city, ex
tends heartfelt sympathy to the
lady who so sadly mourns the loss
of a devoted husband.
The remains will be brought in
this evening and the funeral servi
ces will take place from St- Luke's
church to-morrow at 2:30.
Sudden Deaths.
Heart disease is by far the most
frequent cause of sudden death,
which in three out of four cases is
unsuspected. The symptoms are
not generally understood. These
are: a habit of lying on the right
side, short breath, pain or di tress in
the side, back or shoulder, irregular
pulse, asthma, weak and hungry
spells, wind in stomach, swelling of
ankles or dropsy, oppression, dry
cough and smothering. Dr. Miles'
illustrated book on Heart Disease,
free at F. C. Frike A; Co s, who sell
and ruarantee Dr. Miles' uneoualed
New Heart Cure, and his restora
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ness, headache, sleeplessness, drop
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F'or a troublesome cough tliere is
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pulmona ry orga ns. a I lays ;ui - irrila
tion and effectually cures the cough
It is especiall3 valuable for the
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tack of the grip. For sale by F (.
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