6
STljC tries,1 Ntur Bfoomficlir; M:
Xuemlajf, October 31, 1871.
FARM AND HOUSEHOLD ITEMS
F fni'ife eiwimvncntonii.from n prntiHionr
interetd in matter properly belonging to tii)
department,
Destruction of Hats.
SEVERAL years ago, wo took posses
sion of nu nnuiont mansion, in which
the rats reigned supreme. The uiglits
wore mado hideous unto us by their noc
turnal '' rambles and gymnastics. The
revels they held banished deep from all
but young eyes. A council of war was
held on the side of thp bipeds, and scv-
orai remeuies wuru iiruiiuauu -uui, cm, .
rata, wero considered tho only means ot
defence; so two good-sized grimalkins
wero procured, and tho conflict raged
(luring a whole scasou. Many of tho
aged of tho tribo went the way of all ani
mal flesh, but the prolificnoss of tho
lemulcs was too much for their enemies,
the cats. Another remody was sought
and found ; copperas or sulphate of iron,
is very obnoxious to rats. Mix it with
whitewash, prepared in tho common way,
and edd the copperas until it is quite
yellow. Whitewash tho wholo cellar wall,
Hides and celling, giving two coats of it
if the underpinning is not well covered
at first. Scatter the green crystals of tho
copperas in every crevice and chink in
the walls ; throw it broadcast into the
corners of the rooms, and your rata will
make a grand stamped o for other and
more agrecablo quarters. At least that
wag the result from our application of , it,
All night there was hurrying aud scur
rying in ratdom ; a new home must be
nought. The next morning the cats bad
rat sport in the wood-house and baru ; tho
rats wero attacktcd, and forced to surren
der hon dvYombat. The cats could not
eat all their spoils in one day.
It is now six years since the copperas
whitewash, or rather yellow wash, was
applied. . Every Spring, crystals of cop
peras are thrown broadcast about the cel
lar, and no rat dares show his whisker
liead. Occasionally a timid squeak or a
feeble gnawing is heard in the wall.
The sounds are from new comers, who
soon beat a retreat. There ' is no gam
boling among the old rafters no plan
ing ball with butternuts, as of yore, in
tho midnight hours. One huce cat. of
the masculine gender, keeps watch and
ward over the premises, but with all his
watching and prowling around, he cannot
feed himself, and is' forced to seek his
meals in the kitchen. Id a closet where
woe mice ' delighted 1 to creep and ' steal
jellies and sweetmeats, bits of the cop
peras were scattered, and not a trace of
them ; is to be seen. .., ;, ; ' 1
Last Autumn our neighbors were sad
ly troubled with rats ; apples, parsnips,
anuashes and potatoes disappeared jmyste-
riously, or were devoured on tho spot, but
the contents of our boxes were untouched.
The copperas doe not seem to poison
thara no .dead ones wera found, except
ing those brought in by the cats: but it
appears to be obnoxious to them, and so
they " vaaiooas the ranch.''.' J.'.,,'
The ' copperas is an excellent disin
fectant ; no better can be fonnd. for.' pur
tfring old cellars, drains. . vaults, &c. It
ia used every apring to sweeten tho milk
collar, and a saucer of it always sits jo
the wash stands and sinks. , It is very
cheap only six to eight cents per pound.
r I M
communicated. 1
. .-,, Haw to Keep Fresh Bleat, i
A correspondent who says he has tried
it aeads tba iollowing : i
To' persons livinn at a distance from
meat marlceta, the following directions
tor keeping meat may be of use. ( ut the
iueat in slices ready to fry. Pack it in
jars in layers, sprinkling with salt and
i i '1 1- l -fi' l . II
pepper, just cqougu 10 mate u paiatauie
i'lace on the. top a thick paper or cloth
with salt half an inch' thick. 1 Keep this
on all the while. , J have, kept, meat for
three week! in the Bummer, and the last
was as good as the first. , , ,.
How to Prettme Clothes Finn.
Clothes pins boiled a few, moments and
quickly dried, once or rvrico a month,
become more flexible and durable. Clothes
lines will last longer and keep in better
otder or watih-da; uervice, if occasionally
treated in the aarae way; -1 ' -
A Candle to Burn all Might. ,
' - When, as in oaae of sickness, a dull
litit is wished, or when matches are mis
laid, put powdered salt on the candle till
it reaches tho black partof tho wick. In
this way a mild and steady light will be
Lept through tho night by a small piece
of candle. ' '. '
T.. .,,,., i i
fcTar i an excellent application for
Lard, dry and cracked hooftt. It softens
and penetrates the hoof, and gives it a
bright and ' clear appearance? 'It also
closes the cracks: Once used, the bostler
will never be without it. Apply once or
twire. week,.'.' ' ,; , ., , 1 , , ' ,
1 ttfA. t)a or two applications of butter
milk will destroy lice on cattle, and it is
a safe remedy to drive off vermin.
Philadelphia Advertisements. ' '
TV holejulu ' DijiilciA ia
FISH ,
CllOCHO ,
'' AND
"iTi'oviHioiiH,
114 South Delaware Avonne,
: Below Chostnnt St.,
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
. i : ; Agents for
Collins, Gcddcs & Co's Canned Fruits.
IMltf
A. B. Cunningham. J. II. Lowars. J. S.Glclm.
Cunningham, Gleim & Co.,
WX10LK8AI,B Dbai.eks IS ,
Tobacco, Scgars, "&c,
NO. 4, NORTH FIFTH STI1EET.
IVIIILADI.I PHI A.
02310
Northern Central Railway.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
Tlirontih and Direct Route to ail'' from M'a-ihlnff-
ton, Jinuimore, Jtiintra, t.rie, iittjjiuo,
Rochester and Aiatara falln.
ON AND AFTElt SUNDAY, AUOUHT Wh,
1ST), the trains on the Northern Ontrul Hall
way will run as leuows :
NORTHWARD.
MAIL TRAIN.
Leaves ItiUtlmore, S.;iOa.m. I Harrls1iit, 1-40 in
w Ullainsport b..J p. m., aim arr. at cuiiirn, iu.,
MWALO EXPRESS.
leaves Baltlmorc,10.1(i p.m. Ilarrisbure. 2.00 a.m.
wiiiiumspori, a. in. r.iniirii. u.ni a. in.
Arrives aicaiiamiaistua at iz.iu p.m.
FAST I.I N E.
Leaves Baltimore 12.40 p. in. llitrrlsburg 4.35 p.m.
Arr. at wiuiaiiispori H.i.ip.m.,
" CINCINNATI EXPRESS.
Leaves Ilnltliauru7.4Up.iu. ai.ilurrisburg 11.30 p.m.
Sunliury 2.00 a. m. I Wllllamsport 3.30 a, m.
YOKK AN1 HARRISBU1M1 ACCOMMODATION
Leaves York at 6.30 a. m.. nrr.HarrisbuigS.00a.nl
NIAGARA EX I li ESS.
Lvs. Baltimore K.00 a.m., llurrlsliurp; 10.55 a. in
Arrives bi iwiitnaaiirua at n.i p. ni.
SOUTHWARD.
MAIL TRAIN.
Leave Klmira 7.15 a. in. I WllllamsDort 10.10 a. m.
iiarnsuurg mop. in. Ar.iiaiiiinore at T.uop.m
BUFFALO EXPRESS.
Leaves Canandaieiia 8.56 p. In., Elmlra 10.25 p.m.
vviiiinuispoi-12. lun. m., tiarriHDiiru hi i.ijo a. in,
Arrives ai Baltimore at iu.w a.m.
. CHICA(H) EXPRESS.
Leaves Hnrrlsburg 3.55a.m., Ar. Baltimore 7.25 a.m
ERIE EXPRESS.
Lvs. Suubury 8.55 a.m., Ar.llarrlsburg 11.05 p.m
PACIFIC EXPRESS.
Lvs. Harrlstmrg 11.30 a.m., Ar.Baltimora S.00 p.m.
BALTIMORE ACCOMMODATION.
Lvs. Harrlsburg 8.UO a. m., Ar. Baltimore 12.30.p.m
York and Hakhisbuhq Accommodation,
Lvs. Harrlsburg 6.45 p. m., Arr. at York 8.15p m.
-Mnll Train north and south. Fast Line north.
ami York anil Harnsburii AccominiHtatlon north
and south, I'acltlc Express aud Erie Express,dally
except ounuay.
Buffalo Express south and Ciucinnatl ExDress
norm leave uuny.
For further Information annly at
the Ticket
Oftlce. reiinsylvauia Railroad Depot.
ALFRED K. FlhKK, '"'I
. . General Uuperintendent.
Itr4lI.j KAIIltO Al.
RUMMER ARRANGEMENT. ' ,
Stonday, May 15th, 1 1871.
BKAT TRUNK LINE FROM THE NORTH
or Philadelphia. :
.nam, a I
Lebansu. AUenUiwil. KanUiit. UohraLi. LlUz. Lan
Trains luavellarrlnburg for New York, as follows
At .ll, A. M. , ana P. M., coniientlng
with lmllajr trains on lh Pennsvtv&iila. Uullr.uulT
and arriving at New York Jiy r- a. m., 3.50,
and 0:30 p. in., respectively.
nieeping cars accompany ine . au a. m., train
without chamre.
Itnout change. . -
. KeAurutug i Leave New York at A. M.. 12.30
noon, aud 5 p. in., 1'lilluilelphla at 7.30. B.3U a. m
S.3UP. M. Bleeping cars aeeoinpany the 5 V. M.
train from Mew York, without ehanse.
Leave Harrlsburgfor Reading, Pottoville, Tama
MI.....rlllA A. 1.1..... I Ul......l.l.. ' All..-
juo, .viiiiviDiiiiv, nmaiiii, rHiaiiii'n.iiia njiuii-
town, and Philadelphia, atg.lO,A.M.,and2.00, and
4.06, P. M., stopping at Lebanou and principal way
siaiioiis: me .uo p. in. iraui voiuieciiug lor rnua
deluhla. Potuvllle and Columbia onlv. For Potts
vllle, Schuylkill Haven and Auburn.vlaHeliuylkUl
and Husquehanna Itailroad, leave llarriaburg at
8.40 P.M.
just renna. iiauroad traim leave Jteadrng. for
Alleiitown, Easton and New York at '.32, 10.30
a. m. auu tub p. m. iteturning leave Mew York
at v-uv a. in., iii.30 noun and tux) p. in. and Allen
towu at 7.20 a. lu. 12.26 niNin. 2. 16.4.25 and 8.36 u.m.
Way passengertraln leaves Philadelphia at 7.30
A. M.,connectlng with similar tralnon Kastl'eiiu'a
Railroad, relurulux Iruin Iteitdlug at 8.20 P. H
sloppliiKat all btatkiliH - '
Leave Fottsvllle at nine o'clock In the mornngl
ana . ou p. m. I nernuou ai iv.uu o cioca a m.
Shamiikln at 6.40 and 11.15 A. M. : Ashland. 7.05 A
M. and 12.43 noon ; Mahony City at 7.51 A. M.. and
1.20 p. m. i Tamaqua at R.35 a.m. aud 8. lop. M. for
Philadelphia and New York, heading, Harrls
burg, tiO.
Iave Pottsvllle via Schuylkill and Susquehanna
Itailroad at 8.15 a.m., for llarrlsburg.aiid 11 :45a. in,
for Pine Uruve and Treuiont.
lteadl he accommodation train; leaves Pottsvllle
at 5.40 A. M.. passing Itcadlug at 7.30a. m. .arriving
at Philadelphia at lu.ai A. m., returning leaves
Philadelphia at 5.15 v. u. passing Heading at 7.55
Pottstown Accommodation train : leaves Putts.
town at 6.30 a. iii.,returuiiig,leavesPhlladelphlaat
4.30 p.m.
Columbia Kallrnail trains leave Heading at 7.20
a. in. mm o.i.i p. in. lor r.pnraia, yiu, ijtncasler,
Columbia. 4kc.
PerkloiueiiltallrondtralusleavePerklouienJuno.
tlon at 7.17. aud D.05 a. m.. 3.0U and a.ou n. in. He.
turniug.leuves K'hwunksvllle iil d.HI a. M..and s. 10
a.m. and 12.50 dikhi, and 4:44 p. in., connecting
with similar trains on Keadlugroad.
Colebrookdalv Itailroad train leaves Pottstown at
tt.4oa. m.i and 1.16 and 6.45 p.m., returning leave
jt. i leasnnv ia i, nnu ji :a a. III., auu 3.UU p. 111.
conneetliiK with similar trains on lteuilln it. i
Chester valley Itailroad trains leave llrldgeport
at U.M a. iii.,8.U5aiid5.32p. in. lu iurnlng, leave
Dowuliigtown at 6.4Ua. in., 1Z.45, noon, and 5.25
p. m. .connecting wmi trains on iteading Itailroad
I'll nuiumyst i.eave new yoric at A p. m
riiua. ai n a. in. anu .tin p. in. ;inesa. m, train run
uiiig uniyio iicaoingi roiMviue a a. in. i 11a
lut I OLMVllle H a. III., llurriM.
burg 2.W i. m,, anil lIH) n. lu. ; leave Alleiitown at
4.25 and t.M Ji m. leave
rave, ueauing
sburg. at 4:32
nir at 7: lft . m
am
v.uo r. M . , mr nan isouru, ai t:o a.
ir ll.i
III., for New
Vork, at 7.20 a in.
for Alleiitown and at V:40
in., and 4.1 p. in., for Philadelphia.
Commutation, Mlleaite, Season. School and Ex.
ciimlou Tickets to and (roin all points ut reduced
rate. . i i . , , i .
IlaKKage cheeked through, 100 linunds allowed I
each passenger. !
J. E. WOOTTEX,
. Asst. Supt. & Fug. Wach'ry. i
Heading, Ia., May 1.'., itffi. i. . .
Philadelphia Advert Iscinents.
John Lucas & Co.
Sole anu '
' . THIS OSLX
MANUFACTURERS
OP THE '
IMPERIAL' THENCH,
PURE SWISS GREEN,
' A1hi, Pure '
While iA'tiri and Color
MAWfA VTVRKRS, "
Nos, 141 and 143 North Fourth St..
Philadelphia.
There Were Sold in the Year 1870,
' or
Blatchley's Cucumber
TRADE (fjjj) MARK.
WOOD PUMPS,
MeasurliiR 21,566 feot In leneth, or .sufllclt'iit in
iiw uKifguie i or
A WELL OVER 40 MILES DEEP,
Simplt in Construction Fmy in Optration
laving no latino tnt iiuor Jn
raibk and Cheap.
These pumps arc their own best recommendation.
For wile uy Dealers in Hardwareaud Agilcultu
ral Implements, Plumbers, Pump Makers, Sc.,
throughout the country. Circulars, 6e., furnish
ed upon application by mall or otherwise.
Hingie pumps ior amen 10 pintles in towns
where I have uo aguuU upon thu receipt of the
retail price.
In buying, be careful that your pump bears my
trade mark as above, as 1 guarantee no oilier.
ta. Ofllco and Ware-room, :
' No. 61M Commerce Btreet.
513tfl , lirUILAUXLl'IIIA.rA..
a-These Pumps can be ordered of the Manu
facturer, or F. Mortimer it Co., Mew llloomtield.
SOWER, BARNES & POTTS,
I .. .... . ... I - - r - . I -. .
BooliNcllcrM 'iV NlationcrM,
. ', . . ' And Dealers in .' ','.,(
curtain .1
-i 'iiANU . v
WALL-PAPERS,
1 I' '.I I ..' I-
Nos. 530 Market and 523 Minor Streets,
PHILADELPHIA, PA: '
V. I'ahllssers of Sanders' New Headers, and
Brooks' Arithmetics. Also, Robert's ilistory of
the United States, Fcltou's Outline Maps, &c.
IITi AXK lioOKN ., ,
Always on hand, and made io Order.' Sit
- ' : " " ' ' : 1
MILLER & ELDER,
.11
nookNellcrM and Ktatloiicrs,
BLANK BOOK MA JF UFA CTURKRS,
.7
And Dealers In
WINDOW
QURTAINS;
i . : '''AND. ..J m m:.' u::.:
: M.' WAlili i' lAIKIt,'
' (lih.m i.fflf .7411 Ml i ,
'flol' 4H0, 'Ma'rket; Street,
;' ' ' -1 ' PHIhAtKlPniA, PA. 1
-M i I In i .. ... .... . I ...
81
(! it aJn"l Ir 1 ?im ' " ,
. Wfitlnp? Fluid!
THIS KIX'ID Is warranted KQUAL to Ahnoi.d's,
and Is sold at much less price. The money
will be refunded to tluxw buying it. If it does not
prove entirely satisiueiory.
wsbrorsaio uy r. iuorumer, new nioomnem.
MILLER Si ELDER, '
Bole Agents, ' '
- 430 Market Street,
SH031 ' Philadelphia. ',
A. L. Kaub
J. E. FUBTMIRI,
. Kill! V 1 ItY.TIIIli:,
iMI'OHTEns' AND JOBHEllS OF ' ' '
o u i ii ii ; o i ii h h
mm..;-. ... a ';! t 1
dUEENSWARE,
801 aud 303, Cherry St., botwoen Arch 6s Race,
ID" Constantly oo
Packagca, i.
hand,
i. ,1
Original Assorted
, . a. ti. ly lO
W. A. At woo ii.
Isaac W. Ranch
i ,
ATW00D, 11ANCK & CO.
CoininlNMliiiu Ittert'lianlsi, 1
' .I-"..'!. .-ti..'.- ,
Wholesale lealers in all kinds of Flcklrd and Salt
!' i v . : .... !(. . vi i i .
'No. 110 North Wharves, abova Hare Street,
I 40 8m6 1 ; ' PiriLADHLPfffA, PA.
i Hifi i
Philadelphia Advertisements.'
SiScSoiTlcnob
' i fiiiuorU.iB aud Jobbers
Of Staple and Fancy :
DRY - GOODS,
Cloths, '
'' Cassimcres,
. Blankets,
Linons, White Goods, Hosiery, &e.j
Nos. 405 and 4117 MARKET STREET, i"
(Above Fourth, North Side,)
, lMilIiulrlphia.
WRIGHT & S1DDALL,
Wholesale Druggists,
: AND DEALERS IN
Patent Medicines,
I 110 MARKET BTREET, NEAR FRONT,
Philadelphia, Pa.
A FULL STOCK of everthlng connected w ith
the business, ot the best quality, and at very
low prices. A good location for business, with a
ow rent and light expenses, enables us to olfer In
ducements to buyers, and makes It worth their
while to give us a trial. ' '
Philadelphia, 3. 8tf. ' '
, Wholesale Dealers In
Carpets,
Oil Cloths,
Shades,
Brooms,
' Carpet Chain,
Batting, Wadding, Twines, &c,
And a line assortment of
Wood mid , Willow Ware,
No. 420 Market street, above 1th, , ,
Philadelphia, Pa.
January 1, 1889.
John Shaffner, Jr. ' E. 8. Ziegler. 1 Theo. Rumel
S1IAFFNER, ZIEGLER & CO.,
,i , j .,: .Successors to , ..' .
' BHAFFNEK, ZIKCI.KR & CO., 1
, ' . ..' Importers and Oealers In ' ' ' '
Hosiery,
Uloves, j,;.; ; 1
1 1 IClbbonN,
i ' ;u I.. : I i .. I ' : i-
.. .I i :. HiiMpeiiflerN,
THREAD St : COMB S; -,
' and every variety of ' .' , '
TRIMMINGS' : ' '
I, . AND
'" i. FANCY GOODS,
No. 38, Nerth Fourth Street, '
. , PHILADELPHIA, PA '
Agents for Lancaster Combtti :
w. f. koii ' 'V,
' jobbek in ; '(
Hatsj Caps, Fiirs
$d 't x: ti W - 3r. o cl 'ik ,
,'!;;' XSSNOUTH THIRD STREET, . ;'
: 8lyl0l. .;, PHILADELI'HIA. ,
- H. II. TAYLOR,
. li ; . ,!.! i . 1 1 in en , i
, WITH
WAINWRIGHT & CO.
WHOLESALE GROCERS
TEA' DEALERS, " "
North East Coraer of 2nd and Arch Street?,
,t, ( Philadelphia Pa
, McCONKEY 4 CO.,
nuccessora to
. ... , . WM. f. PAUL & CO., 1 1
li'" i i- WHOLBSALI ' ' '
BOOT AND SHOE
WAREHOUSE, '
623 Market 8t. and OH Commerce Street, '
Philadelphia, Penn'a.'
I. - -
,.: .nnnnm
GROCERS
January I, 18(19.
LLOID, SUITLEE, k WALTOX,
" '"' ' WHOLESALE ','
HARDWARE HOUSE,
"' No. 62S Market Street. -' ' "'
; . Philadelphia.
WM. H. KENNEDY,
, . :.' , , , 1. WITH ,, ',.....;
Iloinplilll V , Chandler, .
'Ml . , 1' .1 - '., ' ,,
, .1 uaiLcaa in .1. ; , 1 1
Tobacco; Seffartt, tc,
, No; fa MARKET STREET, ' ' ',
'.",'. ( (.;,''.; jiuiAiEf)ruiA, vk.
A full Bto-k'of the Celebrated Monitor. Na
vi, always oa hand. 4 Hi U10
Dugs L;; Iugs
THE Subscriber has on lis ml and for sale, at
low prices, a complete , assortment of
DRUGS, ', ' MEDTCINKS,
.: AND .CHEMICALS, .4
OI atl kinds. Also, a full fitoclrTif
Concentrated : Remedies,
PATENT MEDICINES,
' ' ESSENTIAL OILS.
' 1 1 PERFL'MEItY,' ' '
HAIR OILS.
BRUSHES, ' '. '.' ,
AND FANCY ARTICLES.
Pure Wines
' AM) .
LIQUORS,
Always on hand, for Mechanical and Kacrumcu.
lal purposes.
Jftjy I Vi ytiuimix
promptly jilletl. ,
B . M
Ofih'in nirrfullif (i(?
EBY,
HKWl'OUT, l'KKIIY COI XTV, 1'A.
' '.' A Now
Leather, Harness and Oil Store
At Duncannon, I'enn'a .
THK subscrllier has just opened In Piiiieaiinon.
Terry county, I'a.. opimslte the National
Hotel, a large ami splendid assortment of
LEATHER. '
PAPlI.i:itV,
OILS,
TRUNKS,
SIIOE-FIN'DINUS.&C.
He Is prepared to 1111 orders at tho shortest notice
and lu the liest manner. A number of the best
workmen are employed, and repairing is done
without delay and on the most reasonable terms.
ItKFINRD OIL lire test by the barrel, or ill
larger lois.
LVBRK'ATINO nnd other OILS ot the best
quality. In lets to suit purchasers.
The CASH paid for Bark, Hides and Skins of all
marketable kinds.
S-l'leuse call and examine our stock before
purchasing eisewneie.
Duucamion. 5 4 tf
JOS. M. II AW LEY.
LEBANON 1
Mutual Fire Insurance Company,
OF
.Toioto-w, Pona'a. '
T-fclll
t Hteam risks taken. Tills Ik one of the best
conducted and most reliable Companies In the
State. Country property Insured 1'erpetually
at 14 00 per thousand, and Town property at &i Oil
per thousand.
LEWIS POTTER,
NEW BLOOMFIELD, I'A., .
4 10
Agent for Perry County.
THE NEW DISCOVERY
t , , la Chtmical and Medical Sclenca.) , .
..( I , ' T VI:: " .1-. ,1 Mil
.JDr..X:.lF.ilGAItriN'S
SOLUriOS i GOMFOUHD EL1IIR
-A.4ta,
' FIRBT AKD ONLY BOLtJTIOK erer md
' In one mixture of A 1. 1. THE IWF.LVK "
valuablo active pruiolpala of th w'Ulkaowa ;
euTAtiva agent,
' PINE TAIV'1'1'
UNEtH'ALED In Coujh, Colds, Catarrh,
Asthma, lirouchitis, and cousumptioo.
CVREH WITHOUT lAIT
A notat cold In three to six noon ; and also,
by it V1TALI81NU-, VUHirriNU and ST1
MUI. AT1XG effects upon the general system, , ,
is remukublr etftnacious in all
. VlSKASEsi Of TUB Itl.OOD.
' fneludini Scratula and Krupiiona of the akin, '
pyipepnlA, Illseaaes of the Liver and Kidneys, ,
Heart Uuwase, aud Oenerul Debility.
ONE TRIAL CONVINCES I
' . AtSO, A .... 1 1 ,
Volatile Solution of Tar
. Tor INHALATION, without apilloation ot
BEAT. A remarkably VALUABLK dienovery.
aa the whole appAratua can beoarried in the vest
pocket, readv at any time for the moat effectual
and positively curative use ia ......
All Diseases of the NOSE, TIIHOAT
and LUNUS.
" ' ,' ' TnE COMPOUND '
Tar ; and Mandrake PHI.
for use In connection with the ELIXIR TAR.
ia a combination of the TWO moat valuable ,
ALTEUAT1VB Medicinr known in the I'ro
' feaaion, and randara this fill without exoeptioo
the very beat ever otlured.
Tha BOLUTIOJ4 and COMPOUND ELIXIR of
1? JEZ
' is without doubt th liemi remedy known in
oiues of
CHOLERA AND YELLOW FEVER.
It is a Specific for such diaeaara, and ehould be
' kept in the household of every family, eapeeiaUy
. during those months in which .
CHOLERA AND YELLOW FEVER
are liable to prevail. A small quantity take
daily will Jireveut contracting these terrible
diseases.
Belntlon and Compound Elixir, tl.OO per Bottle
Volatdo Solution for Inhalation, 19.00 per Vox
1 Ta and Uaadraka Fills, MeU par box. .
Bend for Circular of POSITIVE CX'ItEK
to y out Uruggist, or to
L. T. ITYDE fe CO., .
eOLM i-ROPBIETORS,
110 E. 22d St., Neto York.
For sale by Dr. M. I). Slrlckler, New Hloom
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J. Neatlv executed at the llloomtield Times
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