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MONTROSE, PA., MARCH 21;1877.
inin ',40. -gotOcluitilt-
Best Cows for Milk and Butter;
At a recent meeting of the hlnois
Dairymen's Association, some — disscussion
was had on the respective varieties of ‘dif-;
ferent breeds of cows, and.the,following
points' ofgeneral interest were made:
Mr. Seward thought one-tnird the cows,
throughout the country not worth milk
did not pay. for keeping. He pre
f e rred-Durhani or Holstein. He had the
largest flow of milk from' the largest
cows. They ate very little more than
small cows, and would sell for much
more for beef. •
Mr. William Patton
_bad raised Short
horns since 1865; preferred them to oth
ers. Had some 'that milked 50. to 60
pounds each day; usually sold a cow ati
soon as be found her not' a first-class
milker; so he kept the lierd'in good con
dition. He thought the Holste in stock
very vigorous, and many good milkers,.
but could not say how they would aver
age nor how they would sell for beef,
w hich was the great consideration., -
Mr. Gilbert said there was, a great di:-
versity of opiiion in regard, to, breeds.—
He thought the most essential point was
to select the best animals and iaise. calves
from the best cows, irrespective of breed.
Mr. D. C. Scofield would raise calves
from'the best cows, using Li thrnugh bred
Durham bull of good milking..family.
In \five yeare ft poor herd could be brought
npAo first-Class condition. He , would
pay as much attention to securing a bull
from a good milking family as in select
ing the best, cow.
Prof. Hall bad used Jersey cattle for
five or six years, and reported his exper
ience' which was that for dairymen mak-.
ing butter there was no breed like them,
for the reason that" the Jersey cow dis
posed of the .feed, over and above the
amount required for keeping, in a much
better manner than cows of any other
breed. Whereas the Durham cows 'nee
food on their backs, the Jersey cows use
it to increase their supply of milk. He
would not nave a fat, sleek cow,_ for she
would have to produce the fat at, the ex
pense of her milk. His cows made, on
an average, 250 pounds of butter. Corn
_ mon cows only make 200. If he was
raising cows for beef, he would use the
Durham; if he wanted, a cow that gave
the largest quantity of milk, to sell in
Chicago, he would use the HoWein ; but
if he wanted t . !'niake butter that would
bring the largestreturns, p3r cow, - then
the Jersey was the animal. Both the
quantity and the quality of the butter
was saperiur to that made from any other
breed. ,Another fact is that the Jersey
is not dry. on an average, much over two
weeks each year, and' be has two c 0413,
that. had hot been dry for tivo years; 'mot
withstanding they both bad.calves during
that time.
He experimented one day with his
herd of. six .cows,' keeping • their. milk
separate, and churned separately.. The
result was, for twenty-four hours!
on' pound of butter from ..sixteen and .
two third pounds of milk froM the beat
cow, a full-blooded Jersey, and increasing
as the grade of cows deceeased, until . the
'one common..cow which .he bad: only
made one pouild of butter from'
twenty-fiye pounds of milk. fie cows
Were all. fed the same and had t same
care, hat the fact wai that th •omrritin
cow put the feed on her back (sh ,was
fat, sleek animal), and the Jersey put it
where it was Moat needed--into her milk
•.
Golden Rule* for Bee-Keeping.
•
W.. Shearer furnish s. the
Et'cpers's Majoihze . "witll, the follpOing
rules:
Ist. For sueoes.: The sUeec.ssful:bee
keeper should be firm; fearless., 'ProinPt,
providetit, persevering, •systematic _4nd
self•reliant.
2d. For situation.'
be in a . slielteied. position - ,.. near a sinall
stream, and where a variety of hOney:
tdauts some of Which yielii:o4ledrfnt and
others constant supplies of .the. nectan:
3d, • For removing bees,':Allow.. for
abuhdant ventilation, close up firrtilY, in- .
T,rt an.(l,lAae hi a spring wagon, so that
combs run with, and not acrOss4h - e•Wag-
ON. ss removed a nnie `or :
hives.Bll6llld be tniaved: by degrees, only a .
foot or two at tune or many 'bees : will•
be lost.
4th. Foi' hives. :The kerievil:. advail
tag(,s of nianiffacAnte; simplicity, oattPac
iiy, wint , -ring:and adantatien - -'; t4i the re
quirements of. the particular apittriin: are
Ai) he cosnsidered. It.
.essentiat 'that
every hire, frainre; bo i, and tnovab!e- part
he 'of the Eartiesize . so that each-will fit
with
.- '• ••.
s.th. For handling. Move gently and
Ivithout sudden or viole,nt motions, in ail
cork about the apiary.
Yir subduing. " . 13,.q , s filled wktli
sweets do uot v.4unleerlan attack.".
cause 'them to fill themselves with
honey by smoaking or drUmmitta.
7 - tb. Por smokirg. Use dri;d buffar
lo chip from the cow pen. 'lt costs notti
ii42,., is the best material' and when lik.ht
ed lasts a long time. ,
Bth. Far; protection. Use p; bonnet .
rail sewed up at both ends; one fastened.
with Irubber ,around the' hat :::the other.
secured under the coat collar,':
9th.`.. 9th. For _stings. .',:Do :not - flinch, if ,
stung. Scrape the ting out with a knife
, ,
or finger nail, - pinch . the : WoUndAnd
ply soda, hartsbOrn; Or -ivhateverkdkali is
fOund. best by the particular par#. -
4rs,
Rejuvenating Old Butter.-
It' frequently happens that butter deal
ers. and butter manufacturers have a
quantity of butter which becomes rancid
and unfit for sale, either, through tinprop.
er handling or carelessness in its.illatitt
facture. -Such butter'can be worked over
and can be made to appear fres,h by the
!olkiwing method ; In a perfectly clean
.witer, baqel, filled wi6 water, pUt half a
pound of alum and allow it to stand un
til the impurities =have all settled to the
_bottom of the, barrel. Fill a large boiler
half full with the alum Oacer;[ heat as
warm as the hand eau, bear-ibut not
boiling=and then add what hinter the
boiler• will hold conveniently. Stir it
thoroughly for fifteen or, twentyimmutes
and put the butter into a,churn, addine
one gallon of new milk ; for each ten
pounds of butter. Add buttericoloring
enough to give a rich, yellow dolor and
churn the whole. When the .lbutter is
gathered in the. eburn add salt; • wash
and work it well, and it will ihave the
appearance of fresh butter., -
Peaceful sleep is the sheet anchor of
health. -
Dying is natural as living.
Ziii.l.i)itng t 014.-
r
Don't Scatter Your Forces.
Well, now, my son, as your about
To launch in a vocation' •
• •
And will on your own self depend'
Through life for sure station,
. Once more, and for the last time, I,
In earnestness most solemn,
Tell you that by this' plan alone
Isr built Success's column
Don't scatter your tomes. , •
You have the business chosen that
You think to you best suited, •
Because the talent for it is_
By nature in you rooted ;
Then, on that keep unmovingeyes,
As pilot in storm's rattle, .•
Who with his steel-set lips will port
His ship through fiercest battle-
Don't scatter your forces.
How in the peopled fields of work
Their souls for triumph flaming,
Have millions npon millions sunk 1
Beyond the power of naming ; •
Beeause they turned to this and . that,
To no one thing full-mated, i
While thousands rose because np one
Sublimely concentrated—
Don't scatter your forces.!
'There enternized in history,
Behold the wise men banded
A mid, them Shakespeare, Arkwoght,Morse
On victory's mountains landed
And in all lite's business round: • •
Mark who're to fortune mounted,
Not one that's not with one alin men
By all their neighbors.cOunted--
Don't scatter your forces.
• . That watchword, without brazen vaunt,
Religiously I've heeded,. • I .- .
• And with God's - blessing frith has sprung
• .
From my life's field so seeded -;
~" • ..
.: : And now, my son, yonr brav : beart braced
To .win success's story, .. . l'( . ' - •
Go with the; watchword that lias crowned
' .Concentrated lives to
.glory-] • - -,
- ~. • 'Don't stater your iorces . •
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A Faithful -Dag. yl . . !
I • .
A . Neweas- tle (Eng) paper says :. The
road from Cornsay to .Tom Law passes
over Etedley Hope Fell. On the right of
the road .the boundary wall, I known as
Eedle7,'Hope Edge, 'extends .ithe whole
distance, and on' the - left is the tininclos
.ed common. One Sunday 'Morning at
about . ti inc. o'clock •-two yeti ngi men were
nn_the road when their attention was at
tracted by . the barkin,,o . Of.- a dog. ProMpt,....
'edlik curiosity they determineki -to aster
tam 'the canse,.auct on reaching the brow
of . a steep valley wh-ich, at the distance
.Of 'about •one hundred yards runs paraliel
with the road;they discovered ' ill a marshy
hollow a - Cart -overturned,;" Ii pony :in the .
harnesS, and Underneath the 'upset cart
was what appeared to . be thef body of
_a
dead Man. The dog, one of the bull'ayd'
terrierip.emeS,, as Jying on Ibis hreast.
The young men attempted td" approach
the cart, but the too. "faithful dog would
not alltittrthern' to come near enough to .
'extract his master. To Hedietilin CA-.
tages;_ about half a mile off,l they went
for assistance i arid numbers vfere soon °li
the spot,' when iev(!ry, means was' used to
induce the dog -to desert his charge, but
without effect. In the ineantitnee the tin
lbrtunate• Man was r, cognizedlto be Wil-,_
liiin s gutwel), ot Tow Law, Who had cis- .
ited:OOrnsay lor . the purposel..of . selling
friiit - and con feclioncry. A i mess - en iTer
%vas then dispatched to TOw 1:law, and itt
a - short time friends, arrived
oV_tO give. heir
give. heir
TO reme the dok the rigid
overyalluri-ment, , but in :Maui, a d his
angry eye and
.Snai.linl:r, mouth .betokened
danger to.ally. one who. ' luight ' interfere
"with. his charge. At Length- aim; tope
'With- aY.. noose .wgs- rh roWn- . o•. - er his ' head,
and he was dragvd-from off i the bodv,_....
That
.icCoriiphslit-d. - ibe Cart .:,Was Kted,
when-""it was -found, that the; man still
'breathed ; ..but. after .11 few cou'vt.i;sive
. .inovStnentsof the, eyes and suns life:be.'
come extinct., , "The; track of the . cart : h a 4
b‘, , ii.. truce'),. and rrrom. ~its" devutous course
there...ean be no: doubt that„Nutweli had
mlisedrbis war,.aoC..arto-:.w4iiaerloo - on
41 - 0-61144144 . 0 f, darkness that; prevailed
bad:heel/ with 'his:--cart upset-:i.::
TUERCANTILE APPRATSEMEN.TS. •
IVA: DEALERS IN. AIERCHANDISE r &C., in SW
quehanna County. take notice, that. - in' pursuance of
the several Acts a' Assembly of this Commonwealth
to provide revenue to meet the demands upon the
TiPatury and for ohler purposes. the undersigned Ap
praiser of Mercantile taxis for said County, has pre
pared a list of traders in said County, and placed each
an that class which to him appears just and right, tc
wit: • • • '
AUBNIIOI.
A P Lacey 14
Carter & Place 12
Tewksbury & Son p ra 4 10
E A Lott 14
E .L Adams 14
P C Bushnell. 14
0 7.) Roberts • -18
ARARAT
J E Pair.er•
BUOOELTN.
G P Tiffany ' 13
A Ely 14
Kent & Eldridtte 10
(,) M Dolaway • 14
R F Aehlety . 14
B Very . 14
Perry Sweet 14
D,C t H Fordham 13
Tiffaoy & C►amer 14
BRIO GEWATErt.
Wm Coral
Perry Marcy
T Lake
CLIITORD:
T J Wells . .
11W Johnson . ,p In 4.
W Johnson
Ii W 3obristm •
M A Gardner
N Raker -
Il*!stead & Finn 14
Weatherby & Burdick 14
G.O Wells •' l4
DIMOCK.
Stevens & Leebody 14
A H bloody 14
litram Biakeetee 14
lifram Tim 14
(31. W Strapler 19
DIINDAPT.
Isaac E Davis p in 4 13
A Richardson . 13
E P ullambers 14
Pona.wr Lan.s.
B T G'idden 14
"ft Lyons & Co 14
L Ball 14
rntENDSVIMLE.
Robert Winters .1
F Keenan 14
Wm Buffnm p m 4 12
Mrs M alaamara 14
John li Matthews 14
John O'Donnell • 14
,RANELIN;
Joshua Boyd 131
J S Merriman 14
Smith Bros p m 4 13
Betjamin Todd ' 141
onza'r BEND TILLAGE. _
J B McCreary, Jr 13
Lew Is it Langley 13
S D Ross & Co 131
118 Hanna 14
AT Benjamin 14
T J &, HllKarnes 14
J B Brown 14
Mrs C J Clifford 14
GREAT BEND BOROUGH.
Thomas Cusack . 14
P II Lines 11
T 1). Estabrook & Son p
m 4 12
George L Lenheim 8
,Belden Brothers 11
•W. A Cciltten 14
George NI oNamara 13
M A Paintsin 14
Newman • 11
1) C: Brunson 14
II V Col:nen & Co 14
- Ferguson & Skinner 1::
Judd & Day 14
D 0 Hollon pm 4 • 19
Sackett & Depue Billiard
'Tables' $33
PSullivaa 14
P Winters ' 14
Stephen Kistler 13
Preston Brothers - 14
GREAT BEND TOWNSIIir.
Ii A & S T Clark ' 13
Daniel Vanar twerp
GIBSON.
Williams Brothers 13
D E Bolin' s
James Fuller
Bennett
T II Davis
Mitchell & Curtis pm 4 1
J G Stiles , 13
Geome II Wells pm 4 11
D B Taft 14
lIAILMONY.
Lyons it MeNiel ' 12
J E Taylor. 14
'Noah Bisbee . -14 1
A Young • • 14,
.1 Schlaller it Co pin 4 11 .
Edgar Thomas l4
John. - Grabb • 14
Brant. Lang JL CO. 13
.1 B :->tenhenß• • 14
James Connelly 14
Ward it Co 14
HEnEzcs.
C II Ellis p m 4 12
Thomas Lt Morgan 1:2
Allen Patterson p m• 4 12
Fowler *Co 14
James A 3lnnyon • 14
14 Curtis • 14
HARPORD.
A T Tiffany m 4
H MJones p m 4
.1 - A Williams -
Foivler Pick
Oliver Payne • .
J Carr .
P
li Wattierman
ar_ssm'.
J ranger 14
11 RoAcncrans pm 4 14
6, B -McCain p .
m 4. • . 12
11 S 'Wheatcroft • lO
TLIONISON.
Ii W11 , . -. nson • C Ilitains 14.
'Delos Itolrerts 14: john toßrien & Son . 14
Arnold Bait% 1.4 MI) `S;Atonts
Wm Eyrner 14:W W7AleFsenger 14
iG ewie,, .14
LIBEUTY ' - • iGeor:to A Stf ddara • : 14
12 A cromoi & et) , .. 14
.14.11151.4011 Knight • 14A shyer. • - ' .13'
•
Class r
Iticatio; of Ve of ItlerObandtse.
SfliPS ; . IeSS than 4.5 , 560 • . elaes 14.
JACK ON.
$ 5.00'). it SD I hall stri.oo, cla:qt 13
:fah 5,.510.t 00, 1.3:.;s thin $l5OO, class 12
Rini $15.001. less than $20,(10t). class 11
• Sstl!.s $20 , 100 , kss t hnn $30.000. class 10
i3' 1 , 7 000: leps .0000.. claps 9
Sales *40,001/Jess lizqn ibo,lloo, class .8
Classification of Psttent ',lodic - 11m Dealers.
s'loo, and pot excebdivar 2 50. claFB 4
S:ilvs V5l), :tad not egrcoil olg $ 5' 0, class 3
Salez 505 and rot exceeding $l,OlO, class 2
• Anil ' the' 4ittlger of the cOnrt.ot Common ••'Melia' of
n d county Atilt - hold a Conri-Of Appeal at -the Ciinrt
otn-e in "ltioritrot4... in and for fink! , er.unt y.int - Ttuirs•
day. AprilLitl,'lB77, atAvitte..ll' time and place ntly or the
21terehatatide,=cribed, defined and •elartsed Hit aforesaid
or their aeent a, or :Atm neys ;illy appear and appe.d.
front talif arzi;esment 1r they IlhiT>k proper. S.: •
- . • A. GRAVKS'
March 1 . 577. • . •141ereatitile' AppralFer.
ASSIG , I4•:, .EE'S: SA LE
OF. HEAL ESTATE.
Notice is hereby given, that in purtinntfee and
:03 virttic of fin order or the -I . ,:be rt. of Common
Ptett;o of ' 4 oll , queitimiii County. to me directed
00 -
- - Wql 0:1)* - Fc tor ttalii• tit p4l)!te vetwit:k, o,n•the
yr , . tit 1:•e@ in Frartk.ll» tewnstiip."vaid county. oat.. •
~
Saturday s the 711 i day of Aprsl 1877,
At 10 &Ord!: 11. 113:. the following described piece or
pare , 1 of land situate in said townsll4) and county,
Penusylvat , la the estale. of iv. W. Enatman. mtkigned
to me in fruit tor the benefit of creditors. beginning
on, the south ride 'of the hlghwhy leading from the
tnrntilke to the (IND workr on the west -line of Jac& of
,l3enj. Merritt, ',hence wept: along saidbighwny rods
thence south parallel wit h said- highway rode, to atid
Werritt's wert•ltne. thence north On said - Merritt's 'West
bite to the place
' of bet,finning M acre of
lend more o' leafs; sill Imprevid. , „
TRItAlt. or SALE.—The full amount bid tobocash
&wit on day of sale. •
A. LATHROP. Assignee-of It W. Bastman;
3lonfroto btarchi4 1871.
Legal.
LEN OX.
Black & Clearwater p
m 8
GZOVir Brothers p m 4
J C Decker p m 4
' Win p.m 4
sites Hartley
W Mapes
LATURCP.
P A - Jeffers ~
Hnll Brothers
J Wright
r; -At Tiffany
W Ree,e p In 3
Jeffers p
Al Finn
LITTLE" MEADOWS.
E 11 Beards lee
tILDLETOWN.
Patrick White
XONVIONS.
JR, DeWitt, la
J R Raynsford 14
t 3 R ilons dr, Co; ` l2
J Webb 14
F. B Chandler, , , 14
Lyon' , & Drake 12
B C Sayre 14
A. N Bullard . 14
E Warner 2 , Billiard
Tables 140
0 0 Sebbins .14
W J :tiro lord ' 11
W W Smith & Son ' , 14
W.,E Babcock - 14
W Hewitt . 14
W J Turrell • 14
Weeks. Melhuish & Co 12
PiHip Hahn . . 19
M B Hili 14
B Thatcher 14
J F Zerlass l4
W H Boyd & CO 12
C N Stoddard 14
C G hlinerl 3
l it C Bacon " 14
11 N Bullard p m 4 12
W B Deans 14
Griffis & Sayre 12
IhlALyouptn3 13
0 0 Fordhant . 14
J S Talbot 14
Read & Stroud 11
J F Bronson - 'l3
A 13 Burns p m 3 13
F 1-1 Stevens . • 14
B P Stamp .12
Guttenberg, I . tosenbaum
& Co - . 10
NEW 31.11.10 RD BONO.
W Decker - 12
M M Williams p m 4 1 3
William Hayden • 12
Hayden it Clements 14
II blairriitt 4 ton 10
1 11 Burritt p in 4 14
J II Bartle 1 Table $3O 14
.T Ilckerman D m 4 18
H &AV T Dickerman 12
Leroy & Decker
Pierce Barnes
D W Hagar
NEW MILFORD TOWNSHIP.
Benj4min Sabina pm 4 12
OAKLAND.
F D Munson
0 F Church
Busy.
•
J S Hillis 14
SDEQUEUI.NNA DEPOT
John Donley • l4
Mrs Mai,amin • 14
G L' Adams
F'D Lyons. -; 12
J H Archer .14
.J C (Kane • 9
Mrs McDonald ' '
.13
n 'C Lee p m 3 • 13
James Bell & Son ' 12
Outtenberg t Rosenbaum
Sr, Co . 8
El P Doran ' • .12
Wll Langford , 14
D A Lyons. • 'l3
J C Cook • - , , 13
Lewis Freeman - • 14
;Doolittleßros 14
IG M Doolittle - 12
Thomas McDonald 11
lEdward Vat:taken - ~14
tOsborn'Newman 14
A C Viingorder - 14
Coleman it, Swallow 13
E Carlisle - ' 14
C A .Ikliller 'l4
„ .
tl.l Pendergast 14
B F Smith • : 13.
%V -II Birdsall ' 14
itli H Strachen .13
.V B Cook. . • 12
ID Cagey .- ' 19
iF B Thayre . 12
i w s Mitchell p in , 3-- 13
i‘V J ti alkenbury , l 14
11-Or it S'W Srnithi 13
iHi, Y. Fernan ' 11
'3 Allen :- • -•• ' :14
Dooley Bros. :` -. 13
F Ilynrt.y L; 14
%I ichne.l Williams 13
A, B Tarbox -1 . • 14
if °hart Wallace • • , 11
I G Drake d ' ,14
James Tayl r
I 14
O. • Vanake .. i 3 Billiard
.Tables. ! . - , $4O •
MriK NI cGrath , • 14
Wm Baull . 14
Tliotnag Kelley - ' 14
Smith it, Shcapp 11
• SPRINOV
Minot Riley
Ilalige Herd & Messr
Smith Son ,'•
0 Splatzer. .
SILVEK LAKE.
& F' Indvrlied pm 4 12
E-liveker ' 14
T Sullivan 14
NEW FIRM;
NEW GOODS,
Woi;. : : : - 'n,..r...;, :Bpy-p.:.:k.pc•.-
(Br(=soak TO Bora tt Couwza,)
-)6ALE ' RS IN
Cook Stoves,: .1404-gii,liiiiniii4-._
ing Stoves.
ON TIME,
Ls the name of a new ook Stove, just outo containing
n new principle In eking. and is destined to make a
revolution in the onstruction of: Cook Stoves. Come
in and see it.
THE ARGAND
As a heating stove stands without .a rival, in beauty,
durability and economy. Come and satisfy yourself,
and get names of patties now using them.
TIN W ARE
We take special pleastire offering , to the Wholesale
and Retail Trade, our desirable supply of Tin , lare. We
use none but the best of charcoal plates. , •
" OUR WORKMEN ARE EXPERIENCED
OUR STYLES ARE FAULTLESS
, GOODS ARE 'WARRANTED !
And we defy any to. 'proonee better goodie tor leee
money. .; • •
L AMPS.
A full line of Lamps of beautiful design. Also Chim
neys of every description.
STONE WARE. °
Flower Jars, Hanging, Pots, Churns, Butter - Jars.
Preserve Jars, Jugs, Stove Tubes, ie.
BUILDERS HARDWARE.
Butts and Screws, Locks and Knobs. Latches, Catches,
Doors, Sash, Blinds. Glass, Building Paper, White
Lead, Zinc. Oils, Varnishes. Paint Brushes; Spirits of
'Turpentine, Paint cf ally shade desired. Also colors
for-mixing paint.
'A foil assortment of l i tihtdeltihia Carriage Bolts, - hnd a
full line of Iron Axles; Bar Iron, Horse Shoes, Nails,
Rods, itc.
We purchase in Car-load lots, therefore can sell to the
- trade in less quantities as cheap as any house in the
city. , •
Wit. 11. BOYD, 1 J. H. CORWIN, COOLIIY
ontrose. March 15. 1876.
TS MARK THESE FACTS
. Testimonyof the Whole W orld. • •
HOLLOWAY'S -P.ILLS. .ti
- Extracts from Various Letters:
had no appetitet. Holloway's Pills gave rue a hearty
one."
"Your Pills are mariellous." • •
"I send (or another box, and keep them in the house."
"Dr. Holloway has cored my headache thatwss chron
ic." -
• "I gave one of your Pills to rn:t babe for cholera mor
bas. The dear little thing got well in a day." • .
"My nausea of a morning is now cured."
"your box of HolloWay's ointment cured me of noises
in the head. I rubbed some of your Ointment behind
the errs and the noise:hat left."
"Sei d me two boxeii. I want one fora poor-family."
`1 - enclose it . dollare; your rice is 25 cis, but the med
'Line to me is wortha!dollar. '
"Send me five boxes of your Pills."
"Let me have three boxes of your Pills by returitmail
lor Chills and Fever:" .
I have over 2110 sncli testimonials' as
.thase, but want
of space compels me-to conclude; • •
- 1 For Cut4 — neous Disorders,,,.. •
•
and'all eruptions of the skin, this ointment is most-In
irdoes tiotlheal externally alone. but pene
trates witb.the most 4earching effects to, the .very root
of the evil. - j ' •
• 334120.1.14:›WEVY La 3-r St
innriably cute the following diseases: -
• bisordcl of the Kidneys.. .
In a:I diseases affecting these. organs, Whether they
secrete too much or tee little water; or whether they be
afflicted with stone orlgravel. or with -aches and pains
settied in the loins oter the r,gionst of - .the kidney:;,'
these 1 ills should be taken according to the printed di.
rect ions. and the Ointment stiou:d be well rubbed into
the small or the backint bpd time. This treatment will
give almost immediate relief when all other means have.
failed. - • - •
For Somnaches.out of arier. : •
No medicine will so effeetn,itly improve Ole tone or the
m omach as these ; they remove all acidity occasion
ed eitlier by inteinovrance or ,inproper diet; Theyreach•
• the liver anti reduce It to a healthy -action ; they • are
!?ondOrftilly_efficaciotis in eases of Spasm-iii fact they
never tail in curing alt disorders el the I iver and Store- .
• • ' .
.110BLOWA:Y'S PI t.LS - aro *the.' hest - known-in the
.World for the follOwingdiseaSes: • 'Agne, Asthma, Bil
ious Complaint.t. Blotches on . the - Iskin, , Bowels;Con.
tamption: prpesy.Dysealtery. Erysipelas, Fe
male Irregalaritles.F,tvers of all kintis.Fi Is. Gout:Head
ache, Ind tgetifon, 1017mm:it ion. Jaiintlice..Liver Corn-
Plaints. Lumbago. Piles, Rheumititon. ;Detent ion- - of
Urine, Scrofula or King's t , Vit,SoreTbroats, Stone and
(-travel. Tic-Donloureaux. Turdort.Uleets, Worms of ail
kinds, Weakness froni any calk, etd.- . ,• •
• .
IMPORTANT . CAUTION -
•
•
None.are gene Inc unless the signature of-J:Haydrick.
as agent for the. 'United States. surrounds - each' box Of
Pills and Ointment.; 1A halide: me reward Will beglven
to any one rendering ;such information as -may lead to
the detect,on of any .Party or parties_ counterfeiting the
medicines or vending, the. same, knewing them'to be
emulous. • - • -- • ' . • - ,•
* * *Sold et the man it rant ory of _Professor HollowaY
Co.; hew York,'atid• by- all respectable druggisteand
den ers in mediciiie Aminbout the civilized world; in
boxes at 25 cis, S 2 ci - •amidsl each. 'far There-Is' con
siderable sa vingby taking the larger sixes, '•
• N.13.=--Directions for the guidance or patient's hiev
. ery disorder are affixedlo eaCh .box. •
• FRENCit, ItICIIARPS; it - CO., Sole Agent*.
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TUICK fkANNOCR.
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THE GREAT CAUSE OF HUMAN
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Lecture on the Nature, Treatment l and
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