I
6
rocs,- Nnt) jBloomfidlrv 3a.
tjc loomficltr tmcs.
v Tuesday, January 2, 1S72, ' v
mil AN3 EOUSEIICLD ITEMS
ITc Incite commmife'fl(mfuiM tff lerrnmswiienre
InterrMnl In mMern (iroinrly 'vtonging to thi
dr.tinrtmrnt.
From GruKR to Hay.
There la ii part of tho year, or portion
of the lift- of hoives, catllo und sheep, CB
pi chilly sloiD Mock, in which they (M often
tiller fur lack of cure, food and Flioltcr, as
during the season from the failure of grass
to the time when they are regularly instal
led in winter quaitors, mid are receiving
their winter daily rations. The bleak
winds, chilling storms, long nights, cold
ground and Iroht-tiitteti irass of November
have a very clifl'eicnt elleet upon all farm
took, from th wurnt stables, soft bedding
early cut hay, apetizing Swedes and daily
nursing of January and February.
Of the many excuses offered by farmers
for neglecting ihoir stock at litis season,
scarcely one of thcra is worth the bearing ;
but still they aro mudo undcrstandingly if
not orally, and have the effect to stultify
nd quiet tho conscience of the herdsman,
to the gii'iit detriment of his stock.
If every stock-raiser would receive as
truth, t-mhwee it as such, fully compre
hend its importance and various bearings,
that any and tv-ytliiug that much or lit
tle Intnrfore with the comfort of animals,
lessens their Uu ift and com him dollars
ud conts, there would be less loss in weeks
intervening btwein summer and winter
quarters. There is such a reluctance to
commence feeding nt iho grain, hay,
com so feed in the barn, and roots in the
Cellar, that the stock is often left to browse
nd grub on the hills, among the hushes,
On the meadows or in tho woods, as long
nd lato in th autumn as they continue to
illl" themselves tolerably full, with tho
mistaken idea that until they lcgin to look
lank and sharkcy, they are "getl.inu
long," and tlfe winter furd in tho barn is
saved.
But stock may look full without hunger
being satislied ; yes. they may be full con
Mtantly, and all the time growing poor,
as it matters little whether full pf bleached
atulibles, grass, leaves or wind.
And if they have no place to feed day
times away from the bleak and chilling au
tumn wIjjiIh, or to lio nights except on the
oold and wet earth and unprotected from
wind and storm, they will lo uiicoinforta
tile, and necessarily deteriorate in conse
quence.
A f it nuimil keeps warm easier, and, of
course, requires less food for fuel, than a
loan one ; ami it is far better that stock
should come to winter quarters extra fat
than otherwise.
The Winter quarters should be so con
st meted as to exclude frost at " pinch of
winter" and nil otliertimts, and yet so as to
have good air especially for milk cows
which may to done and allow Ave times the
cubic space of the cubic size of each animal,
for each to occupy. , ; . ,
tW In pasting wall papers, posters, etc.,
especially where successive layers ure put
On, there arises a most disagreeable eflluvia,
which is particularly noticeable in damp
weather. ' Tho cause of this is the decom
position of tho paste. In close rooms it is
very unwholesome and often the cause of
disease. In largo manufactories, when
Urge quantities of paste is used, it often
ueeomcs sour aim otienstvo. uiuo also.
lias often a very disagreeable odor. If
whan making paste or glue, a small quanti
ty of carl oUc acid is added, it will keep
gweet and free from oflensivo smells. A
few diops added to mucilage or ink pre
vents mold. In whitewashing the cellar
nd dairy, if an ounce of carbolic acid is
dded to each gallon of wash, it will pre
vent mold and prevent tlio disagreeable
taints often perceived in meals and milk
from damp apartments. Ifera'd of Health.
Wood Ashes for Wheat.
A subscrilier sends us tho following ns
bis experience in using wood ashes, viz.
hat in quant ities of only eight bushels cr
cre, they have a marked effect ; that they
push the wheat forward several days, thus,
jetting it ahead of tht critical period
when it is so upt to bo attacked by rust,
that they strengthen the stem and increase
its solidity. All of which and much more,
re can readily indorse. In fact ashes are
in an excellent application for all crops,
ud esjiecially for an oreliaid. American
Jgriculluri$t.
eurulglu.
A correspondent of the Lancet rays
' " A few yeais ago, when In China, I bo-
flfchie acquainted with the fact of the na
tives when suffering with facial neuia'gla
turnip oil of pcppeiniint, which they light
!y apply to the seat of twin with a cuuiul
tialr jiencil. Fine then in my o n prac
tice, I frequently employ this oil as local
mefcthetic, not only in neuralgia, but also
tn gout, Villi remarkably good results."
New Advertisement.
THE CAUKK AXn tlUBB OF
C O N H tJ M P T I O P i
riUK primary cause of Consumption , is lie- !
I ranzement of the digestive organs. This
derangement produces deficient nutrition and
assimilation, bj assimilation, i mean tnnt '
prsccsi by which the nutriment of the food Is i
converted Into blood, and thence Into the solids '
of the body. - rereons with digestion thus Ini
paired, having the slightest predisposition to
rmlmonarr disease, or If tbev take cold, will he
very liable to have Consumption of the Lung i
In some of its forms and I hold tbat it will bo '
Impossible to cure any case or Consumption
without first restoring a good dlcostioti and
healthy assimilation. The very first thing to '
he done is to cleanse the stomach and bowels ,
from all. diseased mucus and lime, which Is
clogging these organs so that they cannot per
form their functions, and then ronse np and
restore the liver to a healthy action. For this
purpose ths surest and best remedy is Beueuck's
Mandrake Pills. These Fills clean the itoni
aeh and bowels of all the dead and morbid
slime that is causing disease and decay in the
whole system. Thry will clear out the liver of
all diseased bile that has accumulated there,
and rouse It np to a new and healthy action, by
which natural and healthy bile Is secreted.
The stomach, bowels, and liver are thus
cleansed by the use of Bchenek'e Mandrake
Pills ) but there remains in tbe stomach an ex
cess of acid, the organ Is torpid aud the appe
tite poor. In ths bowels the luctcals are weak,
and requiring strength and support. . It Is lu a
condition like this tbat Bchenck's Seaweed'
Tonic proves to be the most valuable remedy
ever discovered. It is alkaline, and Its use
will neutralize all excess of acid, making the
stomach sweet and fresh ; It will give jieriua
nent tone to this Important organ, und create a
rood, hearty appetite, and prepare the system
for the first process of good digestion, aud, ul
timately make good, healthy, living blood
After this preparatory treutnicnt,what remains
to cure most case of Consumption Is the free
aud pcrsevereing use of Hcheuk's Pulmonic
Syrup. The Pulmonic Syrup nourishes the
system, purifies the blood, and Is readily ab
sorbed into the circulation, and thence distrib
uted to the diseased lungs. There it ripens all
morbid mutters, whether in the form of absces
ses or tubercles, a"i thou assists Nature to ex
pel all the Diseased mutter, in the form of free
expectoration, when once it ripens. It Is then
liy the great healing and puryfylng properties
of Bchenk's Pulmonic Syrup, that all ulcers
and cavities are healed up sound, aud my pa
tient It cured.
The essential thing to be done In curing Con
sumption Is to get up a good apjwtite and a
good digestion, so that the body will grow in
tlcsh and get strong. If a person bus diseased
lungs a cavity or abscess Here rhe cavity
cannot heal, tbe matter cannot ripen so long as
the sy.tein is below par. What is necessary to
enro ls a new order of things a good appe
tite, a good nutrition, the body to grow in Hess
und get fats then Nature Is helped, the cavities
will heal, the matter will ripen and he thrown
off In large qualities, and ths porsou will regaiu
health and sterengtli. This Is the true and on
ly plan t cure Consumption, and If a person
is not entirely destroyed, or ersu If one lung is
entirely gone. If there Is enough vitality loll in
the other to heal up. there Is hope.
I have seen many persons cured with only
one sound lung, live and enjoy lite to a good
old aire. Tlil Is what Bchenck's Medicines
will do to cure ('ousuniptisii. They -will clean
out the stomach, swritcu and strengthen It, get
up a good digestion, and gle Nature tbe sys
tem of all the diseases she needs to clear the
system of all the disease that is ill the lungs,
whatever the form may be.
It is Important that while using Bchenck's
Medicines, care should he exercised not to take
cold : keep iii-donrs In cold and dump weather)
avoid night air, and take out door exercise only
in a Ke:iial and warm sunshine.
I wish it distinctly understood diet when I
recommend a pnlient to he careful In regard to
taking cold, while Usiug my Medicines. I do so
for u spcciu! reason. A man who has but par
tlully recovered from the effects of a bad cold Is
fur more Hub e tu a relapse thuu one w ho has
been entirely cured I aud it is precisely the same
tu regard lo Conssmption. Bo long us tbe lungs
are not perfectly tiealed, Just so long Is there
imminent uuiigerora lull return ot the disease.
Hence It Is that I so strenuously caution pul
monary patients against exposing themselves
to an utuiosuhere that is not geuiul und pleas
ant. Con tinned Consumptives' lungs are a
mass r sores, wtiicu the least change ot at
mosphere will inllame. The grand secret of my
success wlthiuy Medicines consists In my abil
ity to subdue liitliiiuinutioii instead of provok
ing it, as ninny of the laeu ty do. Au lullitnied
lung cannot, with safety to the patient, be ex
posed to tbe biting blustsof Winter or tliechill-
iug winds of Spring or Autumn. It should be
eurefullv shielded from all irritating iiitluuces.
The utmost caution should Is) observed in this
paiticiilur, us without it a cure under utmost
any circumstances is un impoHsiiuiiiy.
The person should be kcton wholesome and
nutritious diet, aud all the Medicines continued
until the body has restored to it ths tiuturul
quant tv of llesh and streiiuth.
I was myself cured by this treatment of the
worst kind of Consumption, and have lived to
get fat and heattr these many years, with one
lung mostly gone. I have cured thousands
since, and very many have been cured by this
treatment w hom I have never seen.
About the First of October 1 expect to lake
possession ot my new building, at the .Noith
east Corner of Sixth uud Arch Streets, where I
shall he pleased to give advice to ull who muy
reuuire it.
Full directions accompany all my Kemedles,
snthata iH'isoii In auv part of the world can
be readily cured ny u rinct otisei vaneu 01 tue
same. J. It. aciltSM K, M. I'.,
Philadelphia
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They tew the ordinary Comr Csrlr das aud are
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The HALI,AK1 llKHltlNUKR
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W 1 N V II E S T E It ' 8 .
HYP0PH0SPHITES, ,
A chemically pure preparation of
PIIOSI'HOItUS
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and Bones. I' Is the undue waste or dettcta-nev of
tlie life-Kiving and life-susiaiuK element, which is
the immediate cause of Consumption, Nervous
liemniy, raraivsia, inspepsia, ncroiuia, r.io.
Tint nrois-r Itemedv for the eflectual treatment
and cure of the above diseases consists In restor
ing to the brain, nervous system, lungs, aud blood,
their due proportion of Phosphorus.
VINCIIESTERS
II Y PO PHOSPHITES ,
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Philadelphia Advertisements, .
John Lucas & Co.,
in ;
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THE OXJ,T
MANfFACTUBEltS
.' I ...
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IMPERIAL' FRENCH,
PORE SWISS GREEN,
' i:i." ;" i
Also, Pure
While JLAd and Color
manufacturers;' ' .
Nos, 141 and 143 North Fourth St.,
" ' Philadelphia.
There Were Sold in the Year 1870,
. Of ., ,: .-..,
Blatchley's Cucxunber
TRADE
MARK. . i .-
WOOD PUMPS,
Measuring 213.S6H feet In length, or sufllcieut In
tue aKreitaie lor. ,
A WELL OVER 40 MILES DEEP,
- . ' . . ,
SimpU in Construction Eaty in Optration
, vtvmg no lattt lo Utt water Du
rable andChtap.
These nutnns are their own best recommendatlnn .
For sale by Dealers In Hardware ami AhticuIIu
ral liiiuleuients. I'luinliers, Pump Makers, &c.,
tlirniiKlioitt the country. Circulars, ie... furnish
ed iiiioii anplication by mull or otherwise.
Single pumps forwarded to parties in towns
where I have no audits upon the receipt ol the
retail price.
In huyliiK. be careful that your pump bears my
iraue inai a as auove. as i Kuaramee uo oilier.
Olllce aud Ware-nsuu,
No. 5ns Cmnmeree Street, '
5 I3tf J IPlllLAUULl'JlJA. PA.
These Pumps call be ordered of the Manu
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Aud Dealers la
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AND
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iirnve entirely sal isiaelol y.
rorsair ny r. moi inner, new uiouiuueio.
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' ' Of Staple and Fancy ' '
DMY - GOODS.
Cloths,
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AND DEALKHB IK . - -J
Patent Medicines, , "
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Philadelphia, l'a.
AKTJI.I. KTOCK of everthlnii connected wit
the business, of the best quality, aud at very
low prices. A good location for business, wltb
ow rent and light expenses, enables us to offer In
ducements to buyers, and makes (t worth tbelr
whluHo give uj a trial
Philadelphia, 3. stf. ' . ..,
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Wholesale Dealers la "
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Oilcloths,
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And a flue assortment of
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No. 420 Marke'. Htreet. above 4th, . '
Philadelphia, Pa. ,
January 1, 189.
John Bhaflner, Jr. E. 8. Ztegler. Tlieo. Kumel
S1IAFFNKU, ZIEULEU & CO.,
SuccesHors U ' i
HlIAFFNClt, Z1EGI.ER 4 CO., (
Importers and Dealers lu . '
Ilofslcry,
Glovev.
HtiMpeudero,
T II R E A D S , C 0 M Ji S,
and every variety of i
TRIMMINGS
ANDFANCY GOODS,
No. J6, North Fourth Street, .. , .
PHILADELPHIA, FA.
Agent for Lancaster Combs,
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JOBBER IN t
Hats, Caps, Furs,
AMD
4 1 v ix w - O o 1 w ,
153 NOKT11 THIRD STREET, - i
8lyl0 ' ' PHILADELPHIA.
H. II. TAYIvOIi,
WITH
WAINWRIGHT & CO.
WHOLESALE GROCERS
AND '
, TEA DEALERS, .
. North East Corner of 2nd and Arcb Streetf,
Philadelphia Pa
II
OAR, McCONKET A CO.;' ."- '
Huecesiors to
WM. W. I'AUL. & CO.,
WHOLESALE
BOOT AND. SHOE
WAREHOUSE, 1 '
628 Market St. and 614 Commerce Btroet,
Philadelphia, Penu'a.
WHOLESALE
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Jsminrv 1. 18ti9.
LLOTD, SlITLEE, t WALTON,
WHOLESALE '
1ARDWARB HOUSE,
No. 2JS Market Mreet,'
Plilladclphla.
WM. H. KENNEDY,
' WITH ' ' ' ' 1
Ilcniphill A C'liuudler,
. HEALEIli IK ..
Tobacco, ', Segavit, ; &c,
, No. t3 MARKET HTltKET, ,""
PHILADELPHIA, 1A.
- A full Htock of the Celebrated MoITO Nk
T, always on lurnd. 4 4.1 lylv