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11ydrophobia. One o' our old citizens, who r membere Dr. Goodman as an er inent phyician more than i gene ation since, requests the Courie Journal to pnublish the followir from the New York Herald. 01 readers woild do well to cut it o and.preserve it: Noticing, your remarks und the. head "Hydrophobia Remedy I enclose a - copy of celebrat< "Goodman remedy." The writ was treated with it in Philadelph 40 years ago by Dr. Goodman, whose family the remedy remai ed a secret for many years, and request that in the interest of h inanity you will give iteirculatio Yours truly, G. THE CURE. A dose for a horse or a ce should be about four -times i great as for a person. It is n4 too late to give the medicine at time before the spasm comes o Tlie first (ose for a person is or and one half ounces of elecampai root, bruised, put in a half pint ( milk, reduced to one half by boi ing, then take all at one dose i the morning, fasting until afte noon, or at least, a very light dii after several hours have elapse( The second dose the same as th first, exept take two ounces < !he root; third dose same as th last, to be taken every other da Three doses are all that are nee( ed and there need be no fear. This I know from my own e: perience, and I know a number < other cases where it has been ei tirely successful. This is no gue; work. These persons that I a. lude to were bitten by their ow rabid (logs, that had been bitte by rabid dogs and were penned ui to See it they went mad; they di ro ma.(l, and did bite the person This remedy has been in use i :111d about Philadelphia for 4 years or more with great succes ind is knowm as a Goodman ren 4-y. I am acquainted with a ph sician who told mae that he kno~i of' its use for more than 30 year but never knew a case that'faile whlere it was properly administe ed. A on othr cases he mei tionedl was where a number < cows haLd been hitten by a ma dlog; to half' the number they at mkinlisteried this r'emedy, the'oth< half not; the 'latter all died wit hyd(lrophobia, while those tin ook the elecamnpane and mil showed 'no signs of the dlisease. A YOUNO CYCIoNE.-The dai (loud accompanied by thund, a1nd rain which passed over th tity yesterday took the form of young cyclone. A number of ci izeuns hbre saw the bfunnl") qui distinctly. But after all it wa rasther a small affinir. For a fe mrinutes everything was obscumr by an immense (cloud of (lust wil w hich leaves, -twigs and trai were mingled.- The wind was vei trong andl violenlt for a few rn mewnts. .Then the rain -camer mn about a quarter of an hour the' was a enlm, while the (lust was ii !ayed and vegetation was refres: el. The (mio dam~g head thus far was in the yard.Qf F. B. o McBee, on West street, near th4 0 e- Catholic Church. A large hicko ' ry tree in Mr. McBee's'fard' was r- snapped off and :thrown about 40 r- feet. The tree was 59 inches in L9 circumference. A dog which was ir in the yard was blown against the it fence, and much to Mr. McBee's regret was not killed.-Greenville r News, 30th. (d A CYCLONE IN Onjo.-Shortly er before 5 o'clock Sunday morning La last, a destructive cydlone passed in over Montgomery and Green coun n- ties, Ohio, devastating everything I in its course. It appears to have Lb- originated near Woodburn, a small n. town ten miles south of Dayton. An eye witnesses describes it as appalling in its fury. An authen tic statement is that the cyclone was formed by a union of two A slight storm clouds from the south and northwest, which immediately ' assumed the form of a water spout, rising and descending like waves I of the sea, and destroying every le thing in its way. Its path was fully one-eight of a mile wide, the'( storm moving over the country n like an immense cloud of smoke, t while everywhere in its course the air was filled with trees and ruins of houses. Forests were mowed F down like weeds, fences destroyed for miles,. and it is estimated that ( in one county at least 20 residen ces are in ruins. At Alexanderville. six miles southof Dayton, several persons are known to have been injured, and one lady is reported to have been killed. At Carrolton the Friend's paper mill and other buildings were bad n 1y damaged, and nu.mnbers of resi 1) dences destroyed. P Near Woodburn two farm hands reported missing. A child was 1;cauight in the cyclone carried 200 yards and dropped to the earth 0 slightly injured. In the neighborhood of Morris burg the damage is heayy Ope freak of the cyclone was that in D~Iayton and five miles Sonth of the r dcity there was rain and hail, while still further South there was rain a and no( rain, and in some sections i d1 of the country devastated there was neither rain nor hail. .From Carrolton the cyclone took ha direct easterly course, and its f tforce was not in the least spent I tt k when it reached Jamestown, a thriving village of 800 inhabitants. Two-thirds of the town was com pletely ruined. Six persons were k killed. Several persons are badly t ~r wounded. Hundreds of people are s5 turned out of homes. No estimate n of the damage is possible. - te -Sheriff Spofford said to a News as and Courier repok-ter last week w that he received a letter, frorn Bo ~d gan Cash in Meridian, Miss., hi about two weeks ago and that Bo h gari had indicated that he would y come back when he Wasi assured r- that he could get a fair trial. The d( Sheriff said he had perfect plans y re for the arrest of Bogan and was 1- about to put them into execution a 6- wheni the State Constable'took the of muatter in hand. CT-0I~E 06 POIRTABLE, TRACTIOT Entigines, Saw Mills, Separato 0 and Condensers, Cane Mills. Royer and Walter A. Wood's Jr a'e with Improved Universal Lay lead Blocka; The Casadav Si <"' Moor01e Cou nty1. Gri Corn-Mil - THE BES! SAMPLE ..ON Z-SEND FOR PRICES i May 2-3m aeading Drug Store, F. A. WALTER, PROPRIETOR., Cor, Main and Washington Sts., GRRENVILLE. S. C. Pure Drugs, Medicines, Paints.Oi. >ye Stutt's, T1oilet articles, Patent ledlicines, the be.st brandls of Segar's nid Tobacco, Notions, etc., at prices s low as can be found In the State. Polite and attentive clerks, with a all and select stock of Goods is our' ,eading [Inducements for patrons. )ur line of FAN'CF ARII~LRg o)r Presents, cannot be excelled, as we ave useful, as well as ornamental ar-a icles, for your wife, huisbanad, sweet ear-t, child or friend, and all at bot. omn prices. Don't f-il to give me a C all, and yon are sure to de part haippy. I am sole Agent for this County for a he celebrated WrI5ARD OIL, he merits of 'which 'cannot be over-es. b imated. Dec 21-tf 3OSEPH WESTO19, soot & Shoe Maker, e Over W'ash. Ilowell's Beef Market, liain St., QGEENViLLE, S. C.: [F you want to save money call on JOS. WESTON and have your toots and Shoes made to Order, anid uaranteed perfect fits. Repaitg both neatly, cheaply and i'onptly done, for Cas h. Dec 21--1y 'Y and STATIONARYN rs, Cotton G(ius, Feeders and Evaporators. Perry Sweep Rake Folding Bean), sand S1imultaneousg ilky P'low.o 't" AM AStones COUTY 01"'a Is and Millstones, LLL SIZES. 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