u ten accompanied by teverc vomiting," writes
jk'MIW 'Slftry nelie bummerton, 01 hau uicko,
uvat Co., Tixns. "My bonds were Irregulnr
(HiJ my stomach and liver seemed continually
eut of order, Often I could cat almost nothing,
sometimes absolutely nothitie for twenty
jour hours at a, time. 1 was entirely unfit for
I n, ui iu y tvi.uil o.li.j uvtiuvu ihj iuu'uunu
,i i learea a severe sick spc'i sna was very
ch discouraged I was advUed to try Dr.
rce's Golden Medical Discovery mid did so
tit such satisfactory result that before finish-
die intra uotue i leu periecuy amc to
the duties attending public school life, and
iracicu 10 uo so. i mow nenriuynuvise inose
'erini? with iudlirehttun. nud its attendant
1, t: tflve this (rreat mnilclne a fair trie' "
jse oniv ur. rierccs ricasant renets
h "Golden Medical Discovery'1 when
auve is necaeu.
Methods Looking to tho Prevention tnd
Cure of Crime.
Only a few decades ago did we get
a glimpso into the true mode of treating
tho insane; the prevention of insanity
is yet far in the future, however
much it may he talked and written
about. So, too, with the prevention
and cure of crime. It is less than
a century since we learned, even passably,
the best methods for this; and
prison science is in its infancy, 60 far
as the world at largo is concerned.
Pathetic and humiliating is the
tardy advancement in this direction;
very provoking to the enlightened arc
the dull indifference and frequent
hallucination of the community in
regard to the treatment of criminals.
