A Wonderful Occurrence

Jacksox, Mich., Oct., 18S5. Kheumatic Syrup Co: Gentlemen : In November, 1SC4, I was cut in the wrist by a b ol;en bottle, from which I suffered extreme pain. I alled a doctor wlo pronounce 1 ït Sclatlo Rheumatism. He gave me a niorphine injeetion in ray right shoulder, which resulted in paralyzing my right side I wus kept under the iniuence of morphin until last March. My right leg and arni nad 1 ecomeH badly withered and my joints wen so stüï'that there was but litt'e nction in them. About that time I diacontinued the use of morphine. About six weeks ago I fir.t heard of yonr ühourantic Syrup and wilg advised to try it. And here let me impress tliis factupon your mind, that my right arm and les wero shrunken, paralyzed nnd withered o much that i couid hardly walk or swing along, and that but little, nnd attcnded with great ef ■ fort and p lin. Since 1 have been t king your Byr.ip 1 have left olí" iho usa or ! crutc-hes entiiely, and only use a cañe, and (or the past few days 1 often forget it and walk without any aid. To say that I am happy, and that it has greatly benetited , me but pooriy oxure -ses my idea of your j Kheumatic Syrup. Yours truly, C. D. DENIO, Dealer in General Grocories, cor. Trail and Merchanic Stieets. Mr. C. D. Denio is a rain well known in ! this community, nnd was probably the j worst wreek physirally of any man this country ever Baw. He wag paralyzed j from i ueuiuatic poison, and no one ever ! expectcd l.e would get well. He is well. though. and it is simply marvelous. ïhe : above statement made oy him is true, and i may be fully relied upon. 1 am truly yours. FRANK . SMITH, Ex-Member State Legislature, and proprietor Hurd House, Jackson, Mich. Miles City, M. T., complains of druuken United States soldiers. At Carson Chinese opium smokers are madeto clean the streets. The young ladlea of Calusa, Cal., will organize a militia eompany. Thirty-tlirpo hotels are being built in Los Angeles county, California. Malaria is Ihc name of a new postofflee in Mecklenberg county, Virginia. The duke of Argyll always wears a ïusty frock coat and very short breeches. Only a very few hairs still sadly llnger on the Prlnce uf Wales' barel'ooted bead. Sarah Bernhardt is described by a Boston wiiter as having "au Evarts-ilke head. " Fish are so plentiful at Cedar Lake, ('al., that they are sold at 1J-Í cents ;i 'pound. The electiie Mrs. Professor Einmonbrought '20 trunks of linery with her from Europe. In many portions of üregou flowers are ia bloom and the farmers are yearnlug for j rain. A initrailleuse is being trled in the Austrian Brmy whii.li will lire 1,000 bulletts in 90 seconds. A schoolmaster at Lo;li, Cal., whipped fifteen girls beeause they tumed np theii noes at him. College ííirls at McMinnville, Ore., Bre saiil to have the hablt of smoking clgarettea on the streets. The soldiers at Boise City. Idaho, have organized a minstrel eompany and will give an exhibition. Thomas Keenc, the fust while ohlld bom in Montana, dieil recently, aged :0 years and :; moñths. The Prlnee ; Wales has sent ftportralt of Iiini5.il to the ancien t and honorable artillery of Boston. Mr. Beecher usod to name hls fine cattle after different mentben of hls family and favorito íiowera. It is belioved Umt the dwp sno nnd cold weath'-v have kiKel oil ail the lrdiila chicleen t4 Moutaua.