Rensselaer Republican, Volume 21, Number 13, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 29 November 1888 — Page 7

THE FATE OF HIS FATHER.

Some Apprehension that William 11. May Die of Cancer."' Foreign Correspondence Philadelphia Telegraph, For the moment, alio, Germany in possessed by a wild fever of military enthusiasm. While the aged monarch, William 1., continued to reign, i< was felt that war was not possible. With Frederick 111. Germany»had a riiler who was a moßt determined opponent to all idea of war; but with the present young Emperor the military spirit is again in the ascendant, and this certainly renders the situation dangerous. His royal progress through Russia, Austria and Italy also suggests military alliances that seem to promise easy victories. Therefore young military men are all in great excitement, and seem to imagine that their young Emperor-King is going to lead them all to glory in a very Bhort time. Unfortunately for them, and for mankind at large, the real truth is net published. Of course, in the German press any attempts at criticism are altogether out of the question; but even in the English journals we have sycophantic accounts that are not creditable to what should be the impartial and enlightened guides of public opinion. We are made to believe that the young Emperor William distinguishes himself, shows himself a great a ud powerful monarch, and is received with unanimous applause. Such is not the case. Undoubtedly, so far, the Emperor has display edct-rrain kingly qualitiesjhas given proof of some Bt reujfth of will and some aptitude for work. But how long will this last? *' e arc told of his manly presence, but we do not And mention of the ominous cotton-wool pads that fill bis ears to the outer air away from the ulcers that any moment may eg. ec ' his brain. Tuen there are the racking I'uralgic pains thatikeep him awake all night and make him get up at untold hours in the morning. On such occasions h'e seeks to forget his suffering by making surprise visits to barracks,where he does not fail to vent the ill humor caused by pain on any one whom he may find at fault. These are the freaks of a sickly man. Who shall measure the political importance of such sickness? Who shall say how soon this young life may be cut of)? and then what will, what can, happen? The German people cheer for the Kaiser; they are that all authority, all greatness, ad power, should be concentrated in the •one hand of the Kaiser, and nature, as if to prove how false, how wrong, is such a doctrine, strike both father and Bon Wi L _ *ave constitutional maladies, eo . that the one could only reign a few months. These ■ are considerations which are forgotten by the gushing writers who describe the royal pageant, and yet who shall say but that they are not much more important than the uniform tite sovereigns wore or the number of times they pretended to kiss.

Suggestions About Kerosine Lamps.

Brooklyn Standard Union. All who have experience in mineraloil lamps must, sooner or later, learn that the condition demanded for their burning without smell is that the wick . shall be turned up so as to obtain a fullsized flame without actual smoking. It is commonfy supposed at first that by keeping the flame low all objectionable odor is prevented, but the contrary is the case. Something more may be learned by first charging a lamp with a measured quantity of oil, burning it with the flame at full size for a given time and ascertaining the loss of oil, then making a second experiment with the same lamp, same quantity of oil, burning the same length of time, but with the wick turned down so as to have but a fraction of the amount of light supplied during the first experment, On measuring the loss of oil this time it will be found but little less than in the first case. Therefore, in turning down such lamp flames we obtain no saving of material as in turning down a gak flame. The reason is that with a low flame a considerable quanity of the products of incomplete combustion are making their escape into the air, and these are hot only offensive to the sense ■at smell, but are also injurious to the health.

Does Excitement Shorten Life?

Scientific American. Whoever hat studied man’s earthly tenure and the caused whieh tend to lengthen er curtail it, will have scarcely failed to notioe how contradictory is the evidence of those we naturally look to to explain them, and that their evidence, even when they agree, does not always accord with what woqld seem to be the facto as they appear around us. One authority says general physical development is necessary to prolong life, while another insists this is not required if the day’s employment does not call for physicaLexertion. Dr. D, B. Richardson, an eminent English authority, declares, among many obvious, though scarcely novel, propositions, that everything that quickens the action oi the heart, any

kind of excitement, taxes and reduces the Btorage of life. If this were said of those naturally feeble or inheriting disease, or even of those leading sedentary liveß and living from day to day without the invigorating benefits of fresh air and exercise, it would seem reasonable, for one does not haveto be a skillful physiologist to know that excitement affects the nerves as well as the heart. But is the statement strictly true when referring, as here, to the entire human fami-

ly? Surely soldiers engaged in actual warfare, and sailors in peace, as well as war, live among excitement, besides being notoriously addicted to indulgences, as to drinking and smoking, yet they axe long-llyed. Statistics show it and observations corroborate them. The pension list of the British army, giving the ages of the beneficiaries, men who have served in all elimates foi* from twenty to forty years, and excluding those pensioned sooner because of “wounds received whiie in the performance of duty,” showm that soldiers do not die as other men doj so it is with the naval pensioners of the Green which Hospital, now scattered over Great Britain because of its abolishment. In the merchant service to-day it is no uncommon thing to find a man seventy years old in charge of a vessel —a post requiring activity of body as well as of mind. From this it would appear that e sound human body can withstand hunger and exposure, and even frequent,excitement, if only there is plenty of fresh air and exercise of a vigorous kind thrown in.

Handicapped by a Name.

Chicago Ulmer There is one misfortune from which Gen. Harrison will suffer —his name. His grandfather will forever get credit for all the Harrison streets and all the Harrispn avenues and all the Harrison monuments, schools, colleges and reformatory institutions. The confusion which exists in the minds of most people regarding the two Adamses will arise in years to come between. Vh© two Harrisons. To speak of H I. and Harrison 11. would bn contrary to the spirit of our institutions. “When Harrison was Prpsiqont' 1 wijj be the inquiry, “Which flarrisoq, gilly or Ben’” We d 0 SBt wish to dkiw ourage the Presi-dent-elect, nor to throw the metaphorical wet blanket over his joyousness, but we are afraid that many of his acts,| whether they be good or bad, during his term, will be credited to his grandfather by tradition if not by history.

Restored Love.

‘‘No, Harrison Fisk Cleveland, I will never be your bride. I did love you fondly—devoutedly, but now all is changed.” “Why this cruel, cruel change?” “Last night you sat down on my chewing gum.” “Great Heaven! Can this be true!” “It is true. I saw it sticking to your coat-tail as you left” “Then, indeed, all is over. But stay —blessed hopes—perhaps it is still there.” “Ah! Then could I forgive thee!” “Oh rapture! Here it ie.” “Then am I once again your own true love.” *

GEO. AUGUSTUS SALA.

George Augustus Sala, the well known English writer, on his last Australian trip, wrote as follows to the The London Daily Dispatch: “I especially have a pleasant remembrance of the ship s doctor-a very experienced maritime medico indeed, who tended me most kindly during a horrible spell of bronchitis and spasmodic asthma, provoked by the sea fog which had swooped down on us just after we left San Francisco. But the doctor’s prescriptions and the increasing warmth of temperature as we neared the Tropics and in particular, a couple of Allcock’s Poeous Plasters clapped on—one on the chest and another between the shoulder blades - soon set me right.” A Maine genius has discovered that spruce sawdust is an excellent substitute for saud in making common mortar for plastering houses. He has used it in making a house in Greenville, and other masons in the State are experimenting with it. * .

“Just H[?]ar That Cnild Scream!”

said Mrs. Smith to her sister Mrs. Davis, as the sound of a child’s shrieks came across the garden from a neighbor’s house. “What kind of a woman have you for a neighbor? Does she abuse her children?” “No, indeed,” replied Mrs. Davis. She is one of the most tender mothers in existence. But you see, she believes in the old-fashioned styles of doctoring. When a child needs physic, she tills a spoon with some nauseous dose, lays the little victim flat on her lap, holds his nose till he is foroed to open his mouth for breath, when down goes Ihe dreadful mess. Then oome the yeTls.” “No wonder,” said Mrs. Smith, “Why doesen’t she use Dr Pierce’s Pleasant Purgative Pellets? They are effective without being harsh, and are as easy to take as sugar plums. I always giv them to mv children.” “And so do I said Mrs Davis. “Give us ayrest” is the favorits slang of the policeman.

The Little Boed.

A lfttta seed l*y la the carter's path • A little (boot biwed m the strong wind'* wrstt; A little-shrub graw, by It* roots held last; Then a stout tr*e braved all the winter’s blast. A little conch started—'twa* only light; ~ A little chill xnivcred the hoars of night; A little psiaoame and began to grow, Then consumption laid ail his brave strength low. Be wine in time. Check the little chill, dispel the little pain, ere the little ailment becomes the strong, unconquerable giant of disease. Dr. Pierce’s Goldon Mecße&l Discovery, taken In time, is a-remedy for these ills. L,/

London is said to have 100 first-class Clubs, but none of them seems to be carried by the«city police. The traveling magician is always up to his old tricks. The cleansing, antiseptic and healing qualities of Dr. Sage’s Catarrh Remedy are unequalled, - " • One of Australia’s most interesting figures is a young woman “of pleasing appearance and still more pleasing manners,” known as Princess Midas. She is Miss Alice Cornwell, and is a leading owner and promoter of mines.

Abbreviated Politeness.

Chicago Tribune. Gentleman in crowded street car (to lady just entering)—Madam, permit me to offer you a seat. - Lady (coolly taking seat) —’Bliged. Gentleman (frigidly)—N’tall. Welk.

Comfort Under the Waistband.

The call of i he stomach must be answered even at the cost of sub-tqm-nt dnucmfo t. How to, make digestion a regulars queueertf the satisfaction ot appetite so ions bast! d medical invo-U----gttion that it was almost given up in despair, and dyspepsia viewed as well nigh incurable. Hosieiter’a Stomai h Billers came id the re-cue of ihe dyspeptic, and upadt the theory of incurability. II it be used with persistence, and loommonsense in diet be not oous'antly violated, toe Bitters will m at (‘ertaiuly reso rt v gor and tranqu lity 10 the st ranch and consiani regularity in Its di eMlve functions. Tne dyspeptic wUo uses it ayetematicaily soon ceases to sufttr alter dinner penalties, and enjoys comfort under the waistband between meals. A beneficent change.,tinly, and one that is aidi d by a sedulous avoidance of ludiecreiion in tatiug and Drinking. Constipation, biliomnees, nervousness. toh aria, kidney tr- uhlesand debill.y are easily remediable with this fi ue restorati - ;r A music (look may be described as a colnme of sound.

Beware of Ointments for Catarrh that Contain Mercury,

as Mercury will surely destroy the sense of smell and completely nerange tne whole system when entering it through me mucus surfaces. Such article! should nev-ir he u-ed except ou priscriptions fiom reputab e physicians, as the damage they will do are ten fold tome good you can possibly derive from them. Hall’s Catarrn (hire, manulactnred by F .1. Cheney A (jo , Toledo, 0., rontaius no mercu y, am> is * a ken internally, nndacts directly upon the 1>‘ 00l y and mucus mifaces of the system. j n buying Hall’s Catarrh Cure be sure yo>’ „ et the genuine, it is taken internally ami v de f a Toledo, Ohio, by F J. Cheney <st Up. • v BW-Aole by Drugs* price 75c. per bottle, Tbo circo' uian j s now tße dile j 0 caiiJ vssntb&eountry.

Some Foolish People

Allow a cough to run until it gets beyond the reach of medicine. They often say, ‘ Oh, it will wear away,” but m most cases it wears them away. Could they be induced to try the successful medicine Kemp’s Balsam, which is sold on a positive guarantee to cure, thev would immediately see the excellent effect after taking the first dose. Price, 60 cents and sl. Trial efze free. At all druggists. Mrs. Harrison is wearing that “winning smile” now.

CANCER CUBED.

Dr. F. L. Pond is haviDg wonderful success in the treatment and cure of cancer at the cancer hospital at Aurora, 111. There are numbers of cures recently made by him which are truly wonderful. Those afflicted should not hesitate, but should go there for treatment at once. For information address Dr. F. L. Pond, Anrora, 111. Fifer heads the procession iu Illinois. A Sore Throat or Cough, if suffered to progress, often results in an incurable throat or lung trouble. “Brown’s Bronchial Troches” give instant relief, In the ring—Fingerfi. Moxie has created the gratest excitement as a beverage, in two years, ever witnessed, from the fact that it brings nervous, exhausted, overworked women to good powers of endurance in a few days; cures the appetite for liquors and tobacco at once, and has recovered a large number of cases of old, helpless paralysis as a food only. _ How would William Dudley do for Secretary of the Navy? He could take care of the “floaters.”

The Goldeu Gate specia[?].

The Union and Central Pacific Roads and Pullman Company put on, Dec. 15, a weekly train of Pullman Vestibule Cars, to run between Council Bluffs and San Francisco. Steam heat, electric light, separate bathrooms for ladies and gentlemen, barber shop, observation and smoking rooms, and a female attendant for ladies and children, make it “the finest train in the world.” Brown (taking Robinson home) — ‘’What d’ye s’pose your (hie) wife’ll say t’morrei morning, Robinson?” Robinso^— “She’ll shay (hie) new hat and silk dresh, Browny, ole boy. and b’goahßha won’t shay ’cnr more’n onoe, either.—Texas Siftings.

A Radical Cure for Epileptic Kits.

To the Ellt .r—Plena inform yoir rt»iter« thar, X nave a positive remedy for toe above named disease which l warrant to core the worst oasts. So strong Dmy faith in the virtues of this medicote that l will send free a sample bottle and valuable treatise to any sufferer who will give tne his P. O.and Express address. My remedy has cored thousands of hopeies* cuse*. H. G. R)O r. VI <l. lift Pearl St.. N, ,Y. WWI. HANSCOWI. osiiko. ,1, Wts.. who wa» lor seven yours so afflicted with niies that lie was unable to attend to busiuesß.is ebt.'e!) cured by the use Carbolftatv*. Price 25 and SOeenfn at llrno-irtut-.

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The Surgeon and the Sentry.

Army and Navy Review. The army surgeon Was one night annoyed by the . coughing of the sentry outside his tent. Unable to sleep he decided that something must be done for the man and so compounded him a strong and very disagree able dose of medicine.yThen. going out, he ordered the man to take it: Tne sentry refused at first politely and afterward adgsrity and emphatically. But the surgeon sternly insisted upon his rights and the man was finally induced to swallow Ahe compound. v ■ The result was evidently satisfactory. The sound of coughing ceased in the camp, and the surgeon went to sleep with the consciousness of having done a good deed. The next morning he was summoned by the officer in command, who said to him: “How is this, sir? I hear serious complaints about you in relation to the sentries. One of them has reported that in the middle of the night you came out of your tent and abused him, in the most dreadful manner. He said jrtra made him. Swallow a drink which must haye been poison.” The guard bad oeeh relieved while the surgeon y; compounding the mixture and be nad 'uired the wrong man.

H Pino’s Remedy tor Catarrh is the |H H Best, Easiest to Use, and Cheapest ytelKSI 5f a< a ■ S2sj Sold by drug-fists or Sent by mall. B, 50a KT, Huzeitine, Warren. Pa. DOUBLE I ■■■ kinds Breech- Loader fl 9I Rl ei«»h«re. He “>* 56.75. IJ I IHI V RIFLESS2 2&I I | I |1 -HPOWKLLACIEBEn, m HJ I ■ W 1 an Main Street, PISTOLS 7ScS2_SJJUEci«eI»noU. Ohio.

IT NEVER FAILS. tßad blood inc.inft an inactive liver and a sympathetic or vUHlfitural action of the stomach, bowels and S BILIOUSNESS. 73§ The symptoms arc drowsiness, loss _of appetite, headache, lack of energy, pain in the back, Costiveness or diarrhoea, sallowness of-skin, Turfed torighey generally attended with melancholy and GENERAL DEBILITY. To cure these diseases means to restore the action 'of the liver and other organs, and to kill the poison in the blood. A remedy containing Mandrake, Cul-' - vers Root, Burdock and Cascara Sagrada, acting especially on the liver, stomach, kidneys and sweat glands, is the proper one. ATI Kl r^he process of digestion, assimilation and I lip I 9vl< B removal needs the healthy action of the liver, pancreas and glands which supply the bile and other fluids, in order to stimulate them to proper Action. Hibbard’s Rheumatic Syrup combines a'li the best medicines, with tonics to restore all secretions And supply the needed action. HIBBARD’S RHEUMATIC SYRUP. It Never Fails. Always Sit season —Spring, Sumhue, Au/ui/iH ami V/inlcr. Procure it cf“ your druggist, oi send direct to us. Price, si. io; 6 bottles, <}J.oo; plasters, 25c. TESTIMONIALS POSITIVELY TRUE: For over twenty years I have been r. g. eat suf- Both myself and wife have been using Hibferer from the effects ot a diseased stomach, and bard’s Rheumatic Syrup this fail and winter for three jears past have been unable to do any with excellent success. We know it to be a business. Two years ago ray case was pro- great medicine. For constipation, dyspepsia nounced bv the best medical skill incurable, or indigestion It certainly has no equal. Last June I began using Hi bbard’s Rheumatic E. U. KlfApr, Syrup, and atonce began to feel better. I have Grand Rapids, Mich., Feb. R 1888. Farmer. u*«d thirteen bptti?? a«d am a well man. _ _ Edward Baker, No remedies known so/bighly endorsed by Master Mechanic and Blacksmith, its home people. Our Medical Pamphlet, treat--202 Jackson Street, Jackson, Mich. ing on all diseases, sent free on application. ? Rheumatic Syrup Company, Jackson, Mich.

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