The tribune. (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, December 16, 1874, Image 4
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Farm, Garden and Household.
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Household lleclptit * .... "
PRESERVING Vinegar,-^?Cork it up in
glass bottles, set thpm into a kettle
with hay or straw undelr or aboul them
to prevent them from knocking together
; fill up with cold - water. When it
boils, take out the kettle and let the
bottle stand until it id oold. Yujjai
thus prepared never loses ita virtue
though kept for ye^jrs, ana 3 used fbi
packing will neverwMwHi
Apple Fruit OaJck.?On* cup el
dried apples soaked over, night, then
steamed until soft; puffiato Thent, ebe
cup of molasses and simmer them slowly
until well oooked; when oool, add
one egg, half a oup of sugar, half cup
of butter, half a oup of milk, two and a
half cups of flour, teaspoonful of soda,
half teaspoonful of oream tartar, and
spioe.
To Remove Stains from Bboad
cloth.?Take one onnoe of pipe-clay,
that has been gronnd fine, and mix with
twelve drops of aloohol, and the same
quantity of turpentine. Whenever yon
wish to remove any stains from olotj?
moisten a little of this mixtnre and mb
it on the spots. Let it remain till dry,
then nib it off wijJ^sAsodlea oloffrj^and
Qinqebbrhad Loaf.?One pound
floor, one pound New.Qrleana molasses,
one-fourth pound butter, one egg, one
ounce ginger, some oandit d peel and a
few caraway seed ground, and a teaspoonful
of soda. The flour to be
mixed in gradually ; x the button and
molasses to be milk Tjarm ; ffto #6da |o
be put in last. Let it stand half an
hour to rise. To be baken in a slow
oven.
Good Corn Mrat. Pudding.?Stii
sifted meal into soalding skim milk,
till it is thick as gruel, and, when oool,
add ginger, oinnamon, nutmeg, sail
and sweetening to suit the taste, and t
little fine oat apple. It should bake ai
hoar or more, aooording to size. Thli
is a good padding ; and is the oheapesl
and most wholesome food that a famifj
can live on.
Shelter for Tool*. V ^
The Farmers' Union says : Now ^iai
iuuioduuo xo ?rer, uuu care 01 rn<
tools. A harvester that oosts 8200 it
too expensive a piece of maehineiw tc
lie out in all weafLari^ exposed to wl
. sun, and rain. One of onr oorrespdij&
ents some time sinoe made the startlfa
announcement that on an average thq
did not do. pwer two months' wor^B
fore they- were votu out?eatimsigh|
that two weeks' labor was gqP??&Fvi
them each year, and that in fdur yean
they were used np. Now this had no'
ought to be, and yet ibis on a par witl
Build a shelter, be ii^wtl so d$eapi its
store your machinfHImij it the jjfjrf
stack. Tnko out fBe cril it, am
lay it away for safe keeping in youi
house. Glean thoroughly all the meta
work and rub it oveV with tallow, t<
save rusting, for this not only destroy!
your machine, but causes friction
which will rack it to pieces when it ii
next needed for use. And as soon at
you can, paint it over. I fMifl
your wood, and kee^I ?i|
cracks and rot. If it iff sheltered anc
painted, and kept from lastifcj, qpa wu
nuts properly screwed no when in^uje
a good harvester will last a dozen yean
with occasional renewal of the sickle.
PoKipklnn for Milch Cows.
in oellars than above ground unless the
cellar is very dry and oooL If kept dry
and just above the freezing point thej
may, by careful sorting, be kept sound
till midwinter, and as long as they l^st
are good for milch cows, making riofc
and fine flavored milk and heanfcifnl
yellow batter. They make better milk
than beets or tarnips, bat have less fatening
properties than beets, mangolds,
turnips, carrots, or parsnips. Thej
oontain more water and less organic
matter than any of the roots above
named, and henoe a greater weight
most be taken to produce equal results.
They are easily raised and are valuable
in their season for the sake of variety
in feed, bat they oanilot be relied on as
a profitable 'substitute for roots, first,
beoaoae they are too perishable and
short-lived to last till late winter and
spring, when green and snooolent food
is most needed, and seoond, by reason
of a smaller and more unoertain yield.
An acre of good ground will easily produce
40 tons of beets or mangolds, wnile
half that amount wAuld be a good yield
ior the same land in pumpkins.?L. B.
Arnold, Monroe Co., N. 7.
An Exerting' Time* ICZ/
The Paris correspondent of the Phile
delphia J^rnsa writes : "Quite a commotion
?h created in one of the lading
thoroughfares here bj an incident
sensational enough. young man
named Philippe Goin was crossing the
Plaoe Blanche % on horseback, when a
huge bull-dog, pursued by several persons,
foaming at the mouth and evidently
laboring under aq att%ak of
hydrophobia, rushed at the horafc an#
. seised it by one of the hind legs. OA
feeling itself thus severely bitten the
horse made a violent bound and .then
started off at full gallop, pursued by
the maddened dog. Everybody got
out of the way in terror, and this furious
chase continued till on arriving ppSte
the Theater des Betf gnolles the
made a leap, sprang upon the horse
seised hold of Vie nfereqat of iU
overcoat, nof bHe'lf. Gcfth. S
rived before the Pete Monoeanx the
hone reared end threw its rider, who
M with the bull-do^oliying to
upon the horse, and Succeeded in flxing
its teeth in the poor animal's flesh.
A kittle farther on the horse fell, the
bull-doe still maintaining its hold.
Two poueemen came np at mat moment
and destrojed both the mad dog and
the cruelly torn hone with their sabres.
Goin, whose leg had been broken in
the fall, was transported to his home
* in the Bne de Delta, having fortunately
eeeaped from-hisperttoo* rfcta without
a scratch from the teeth bf his terrible
AY.
^ Utah, for rburder In |
I that affair. ~ Dispatches say that fcfas arrest
, will implicate many oftioers of high standing ]
, hi the 4toftt*f AAA fodeph Griffin,
bookseflor.U? Bowdotu ooAogf.^pd the oldest
^tfnter in Maine, died at Brunswick.-. ;.. .It is |
r rnmoreC that; Xing Koffee, of Ash Mi tee. has
|j bqjtn l posed, and Bis nephew installed in his
i' place Sixty members of the Gomuiori?ti
I have been eireeted In Naplee The object
[ oHSfe ^ri^tfCaWSU^'fifBhops' visit to Rome
i is to ask from the Pope permission to porsno
i an independent coarse in case the British
' government Bhonld seek to reetriot their liberty
of action The Presidential election in
Nicaragua has engendered much ill-feeling,
and serious troubles are threatened An
Arabic paper says Mff ??fjptiwa ?** I
captured Darfour, t^ W
tan There waaan alarming explosion in a
| St. Denis, France- The
r<ht]tlMeV?jlefltr(*ed and thn rniilwuv .(.f inn
tiokt ft tvafl bvUy damaged. Three persons
were killed and fifteou injured. Half the
windows in the town were broken A boat
belonging to II. M. S. Aurora was run down in
the Clyde, and seventeen men were drowned.
......Dykeman was found guilty of murder
' in the second dogroo 'at Hertrincldr, U. t.,' and
' was sentenced to State prison for life. He
; denied his guilt to the last.
S T\i Ar^adflko ChKles Ferdinand, (hfd in
1 tw-hffr**seven
prisoners captured at Cavello In
Three Bridges; Hunterdon county, N. J., Mr.
William Vlief ascended to the roof of the
Dutch Bdlortnod chinch, and while moving
, along the pedk he fell. The pitch of the roof
beifi^ steep he was unable to save himself,
^ /k.&'fW t? the ground, sixty-five fedt, turning
r and striking his head. His I
t" ?* Koche & Co., the lumber
f Qaebfc, pill, it is said, amount to
.i 'MMl^Sevoral firms of Ottawa mid the
J^ara^^^^gLr^of the United States Na^
jVoual Some forrDisftbled Volunteer Soldiers
n<i^'ne&r
^Hbnnpto^^^^^^^uicide in New York left
l son maf take myrlWy for cremation. A. V."
t A fire in Brookville, Pa., destroyed
1 PVtperty valued at ft^jfeOOO. Hvegy^hmlding
k bq^f leather
r of New York, fined a mai^^^^W^ticking
j and maiming a boy. He eaid ho regretted H?
yt Mt^d not make it 926,000..,,...Six mercantile
, failures were reported in New York in one day.
^ The banditti of the Sonthweet have added
} child stealing to their other orimee, the cliilbeing
^lebuned until alaue ransom is
LlLiawenoe, ?H were killed by a
I fcoil* exploMl ^t the MaplfArlve mines
) beet three^n five', to^va^on, atM^^rancisoo,
was wpn by Fallerton in three straight heats.
Time, 2:20}, 2:22}, and 2:21}. Occident and
iJWWBMEfKE
r wish that the Oongress of the United States
r should promptly and liberally equip an exl
pedition to the North Pole, and intrust its
i command to Dr. Hayes, as the true "master of
i the situation."....The official vote for Govl
ernor in Massachusetts is as follows : William
V Gaston, pern., 96,376; Thomas Talbot, Bep.,
' 893,44. Gaston's majority, 7,032.
r The death of James Beilly and wife, their
I son James, five years of age, and an acred
i woman named Mary Whelan, in Mew York,
i it was shown at the inquest, was caused because
Ruilly. wee too dronk to )>elp them. The
fire had its origin in the wood shed, and was
kindled by a four-year-old boy who wisbod to
warm himself. A bill will be introduced
hi the next United States Congress asking the
government to aid the Southern Pacific railroad
by fenkrintdeifig (he payment of the
interest of a forty-year five per cent, goldintemat-bearing
bond to the amount of 970,000,000......The
four leading States in the
Orange movement are Iowa, Indiana, Missouri,
and Illinois, having 1,994, 1,968, 1,929 and
1,489 organizations respectively... i. .The Virginia
State board of canvassers have given
Qpode, Conservative, of the Second Oongres.
fttanal Dfetrfc* of W
majority...,There is mnoh sickness in Mobile.
The stna!l-pox is raging, among tbo negroes
particularly, though some whites have been
'attacked lie Marine Hospital, the City Hospital,
and the Sisters' Hospital are full of
patient#, and many deaths oocur A terrible
storm occurred In Tuscnmbia, Ala., destroying
one-third of the residences, killing
twelve persons, and injuring many others.
1 The tornado oaafco frnsa the qonth vet passing
no<thea49,'k< In-Montfvallo twolv^pr fiftoen
homes were doftfroyed* two pfersoin killed, and
fifteen or twenty wounded.
The authorities of Tuscumbla, Ala., telegraphed
to President Grant asking for aid to
the stifferera by the storm. The President replied
that he is enable to oomply rrith
the reqoeet......Tfeie Governor of Arkansas
has offered $1 000 reward for the oaptore of
to a lonnge, and afterwards pat his feet in the
Are to compel him to disgorge. They ran- i
sacked the boose, secured about forty dollars, 1
and made their escape Jheney Loggia- 1
22 Democrats, and 5 Befbrmers'; Hoose, 69
.Republicans, 57DeiaocreU and 2? Reformers.
' ......Austin "P. Pike declines renomination -I
;
N. Y., kill? J his wife by beating her to death. *
A shock of earthquake was felt in Essex j
oonnty, Mass. Houses were shaken, stoves i
moved, Stod ip one inatanoe a safe over thrown, X
flteyorts like the firing of heavy cannon were j
' beard demotions in returns having been |
made, the ofleial rote of Hew York State at
m+u- i.;,.., ?, 111 ?
ftzr j. *j^r)'r"P'J '"X / "' ^ ',' ~~~T.
tho late eloctio'ri la declared as' follow*": Toti
vote on Oovernor, 7Mpl*ySMibfel-J3QBBoL
416,404; John-A. Dix, 366,003; Myron H
Clark, 11,798; Tilden ove^Di*, 50,402 Tijde
over all, 38,004. Total vote on Lleutenan'
Qoverncr, 791,212; William Dorsheimor, 416
507; John C. Robiusou, 363,328; ? Bagf
Temperance, 11,377 ; JDorshelmer over llobir
son, 53,179; Porsheimer over both, 41,802...
Tho new horse disease, called pink eye, ha
made its appearance in sections of Connect
cat. When the disease first appears tb
horses refuse their food. Swelling of tb
limbs and swelling and running of -the eye;
accompanied with a cough in some instance;
Immediately follow. The diBease general!
lasts from three to four weeks before th
horses are fit wcnh-T?- .ThemBapnem
Court af Indiana has fibeiddff thai
children have no rights in the acliool provide
for white children. It is held that the const
tutional system of commtm schools was 01
ganized for tbo benefit of ttfie cifiz^ns, and i
the timo of the adoption tff; the Obnstitutio
bnly white people were iitlzena /The fou:
teonth amendment does wa delegate to th
general government the right to in^orfei
with the regulation of domestic affairs, an
the late Legislature having passed a law fc
separate schools in districts having fifteen c
more colored children, the colored eliildre
have no right in the Bchools provided fc
white children so long as that act makin
separate provisions remains in force Th
official retfltWcrAlahaiafc for- dfreruor 1^1.01
the total vb|o thiajoai a* 38^,048. This.v#4i |
29,817 greater th'am the total for Governor i
1872, and 41,147 greater thah trie total Cor
gressional vote in 1878. The total Preeidentai
vote was 31,880 teem than the Gnbomatorti
vote this year. Georgo B. Houston, Dem., he
a majority of 13,190 for Governor this yee
over David P. Lewis, Rep., whose majority i
1872 was 8,507.
What He Should Hare Done,
Calloden station is four miles by th
Highland railway from Inveroesi
Scotland, says a Danbnry News letter
We got down there to visit the battle
field which witnessed the final attemp
of the House of Stuart to overcome th
House of Hanover.
We republicans cannot be eX$6cte
to understand how a young refuge
from Franoe oonld command the Innc
ence and muscle of thousands of Britis
in the overthrow of their ruler. In on
country we sleot' out ralarm for s cei
tain length of time, and at the end th
majority reinstate or replace. Andre
Johnson would have a nice time raisin
an army to displace Sir. Grant. Bo
Charles Edward, a prince of the dt
posed house of Stuart, .attempted some
thing equally improbable a hundre
and thirty years ago. He came over t
Scotland, raised an army and marohe
into England, retreated back int
Scotland before the Doke of Cumbei
land of the House of Hanover, then i
possession of the throne ; gathered a
army oi seven thousand men here t
uunoaen lor a final aland against hi
co in in, of .Oamberlant; flka expects
by " cleaning him oat " hero to so Is
encourage hie sympathizers thronghot
Qreat Britain, as to rally suffioiei
numbers around his standard to reatoi
it. And so the. two foroes met at On
loden, and after a desperate fight th
Highlanders who backed the princ
were defeated by-tfco LovlasdMe wh
opposed him, MKH)he>7Vfti*g man, ate
sore wanderings and futile attempts t
resuscitation, got baok to his relativ
a King of France. He pursued
ig oourse, and - behold ! how disai
a the result, \7hat he should hav
done was to take the money contribute
2 zealous followers,'sue fee" House c
mover for $10,000 damages, thus gc
his name before the publio, and the:
went into the lecture field at $250 pe
of Publio Works, ana diea worth
million, and universally respected b
everybody.
The Latest Triumph of Temperance
We congratulate the temperano
world on the suooess everywhere at
tending the use of Vinegar Bitten
Certainly no preparation oontainin
alcohol has accomplished Buoh cares c
malarious fever, biliousness, dyspepsia
rheumatism, lnn^ complaints, oonstips
uvu, cuiu goueru uoomiy, as we lies
of from all quarters, as the results c
this famous vegetable speoifio. N
true philanthropist will regret to se
spirituous liquor^ expelled from. medi
cal use, if they can be safely dispense
with; and that they are sot necessary i
any ease of siokness, whatever its oharac
ter, appears at last to have been demoi
s&ated. If publie Opinion is oapable e
making any impression upon the mind
of the laculty, they will ere long intrc
duoe the most popular pi modern, medi
oines into the hospitals, and preserib
it in their praetioe. The trillions hav
given the artiole a fair trial; it hi)
more than answered their expe^tiom
and no theoretical dpposltion can snak
their faith in it.?(kirn.
! ! , - ,i
Pimples, Eruption^ Rough 8khi
The system being pnt under the infinenc
of Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Disoovery fc
a few weeks, the skin becomes smooth, olei
soft, and velvety, and being Illuminated wit
the glow of perfect health from within, trn
beauty stands forth in all its glory. Nothin
evef presented to tha nnhli/i ?? ? -
the oomplexlon ever gave each satisfaction fc
this purpose as the iRaoovsry. The effects c
all medicines which operate upon the systet
through the medium of the mood are necec
9y somewhat slow, no matter how good th
?dy employed. While one to three "bottle
r the skin of pimples, blotches, erwptioni
>w spots, oomedonee, or " grubs," a doze
possibly be required to cure some case
re the system is rotten with scrofulous o
lent blood poisons. The cure of all tbes
diseases, however, from the common pimple t
the worst scrofula,'is, with the nseof this moe
potent agent, only a flatter of. time. Sold b;
all druggists.
Olayzback. Columbia Co., N. Y.
^i&rW'ag4, Utrfhav
been Mflloted with Rheum hu the won
form for a great many years, until, aecidentlj
I saw pne pf your bodM, which deepiibe
my ~*se exactly. I bought your Golden Med
sal Dlsoovery and took two bottles and % hall
and was entireiy cured. From my shoulder
to my hands I was entirely ooVfcred witheruj
.ions, also on face add body. I was like wis
ifflicted with Rheumatism, so that I walk*
slth great difficulty, and that is entirely cured
Ood spare you a long life to remain
blessing to mankind. With untold gratitudi
Mas. A. W. Wn.i.itirs,
f *'?* ?-' uli^ZSI a.?.]UvUl *1
??i,?k?l
F^ji vg " li-rw flW tVi -?. '
ll An -August* hen-peoked husband
i, closed his testimony in his aotiou for
!. divoroe from his w?f* ?? faHaa - "1
d don't want to say anything agin the
t- woman, Judge, bat I Vith you oonld
. live with her a little while, and yon'd
fi think I told the truth."
' If yon want to loOjt Well and feal
nicely around the neck, wear tho Improved
18 Warwick Collar. It is tho latest style in
i- width, and all the edges being folded, the
e corners do not torn up. It looks better than
any other oollar, whether'linen or paper.?
e [Com. ^
3, VKOKXABnuT PCLNOIAHV . BALSan 1
Most Approved, reliable and well-known remedy
V tor Coughs, Colds & Conanmptlon. Oct the Genuine.
e Price >1; small 00o. CUTLER BRQ8 A CO.. Boston.
l0, . Jbe Prettiest Woman In New York,
Mies K , well ^nfrwn laonr raehlooablejpoctets'
for her clMfinffue M>pcar?noo ed bc%rititpl c md
plcxlon, was onefs sallow, roeeh-aktr.njd glrli
i- chagrined at hevred, trollklQd jkce. the llfchet
r. Into Hasan's l^tfectlaBalm.aiJk iaLwr alpfetti
In complexion as nr 11 'fbaTtnrnsr*ts mlswrA
i This article overcomes freckles, t*n, aallowness,
n moth-patches, ring-mark*, etc., and makes one
r- look ten years yaanger than they we.; MegMllv
0 Balm for a transparent capirtrxion, And t,yO?'?
Kathalron to make tha hair plentiful, luxuriant,
0 aoft and dsUqaie, bare no .rival*. The Kathpiron
j prevents the hair frobi turnlr^t fr?f,
dandruff, and la the beat and cbeapeat dressing in
)Y the world.
>r Damned by Faint Praise.?Jas. BeiJ?Wi;
n clergyman of New York, vat reoaatly badlp-klgked
ir by a borae, and wag apeedily oured by ualngthe
celebrated Mexican Mustang Jjlntment. When
8 the proprietor atke| Mm for a certificate, he re0
plied that he " conalderod it a remarkable article,
but M woolfln't anawer for htm to ludiliah a
1 Tommy In print." Ilere'a conalatency. But we
dlinW' kick him at tho horse did. The world
n knowa ^hat for Bheumatlam, Brnlaea, Swalliggdli
i" Spavin. Scratches, inflammation, I?ameness or
>1 R,1K flesh, bone or m solo ailment upon man or
u animal, there is nothing like the Mnstang Llnlmeat.
It costs but 60 eta. and yl.OU per bottle, and
abonld be in every family. It la wrapped in a Baa \
IB steel-plate label, and algned 11Q. W. WeaturOok, '
ir Chemist," , ,<g
u Tonic and Bicayaraat Plantation Blttera.--The
constantly Increasing patronage which
f It receive* has. It 1* true, excited the petty envy
of certain splenetic advertisers of pinchbeck
panaceas, who hope to make a market for their
own stagnant, watery wares, by decrying all
eplrltnona medidnal prepavatloae.,Bat the puba
lie can stomach neither their aTgumtntk nor tnelr
e potations, and oonsequantly reject these very
jf weak Imitations of the enemy as entirely to thin I
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J HISTORY OF THE "
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jf ** Or the
J FARMER'^ WAR AGAINST MONOPOLIES.
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IT of tbe Order of Patrons of Husbandry. It sells at sight,
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have largely^ been engaged iyt purchasing
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and imposed upon the public by selling them
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Company begs to advi^p the public that any
one desiring to . buy their second-hand
machines can be supplied by that Oofh'pany
direct, on better terras than others flan afford
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JBWD to tlio Kuuai Loan * Trast Co,,
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raid at yoar la WBYyorji. . ,
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now niaae Known in m Treatise (of 48 octaTO pages)
on Foreign and Native Uesbal P/e|>biatlMts^pab^
lUlied,by Dr. O. Phbl.ps Brows. The fcrcffbrtptlon
vrat dli?nv?VM by him tn ?tt<m provtdeatlnl
nunir that h*.ctiin>it conscientiously refuse 10
mako It ktoovAi, is It metMired everybody who baa
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emao. Th% Ingredient! may be rfbtainedfrom.airy
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' Br. J. Walker's California Vin,
egar Bitters are a, purely Yegetablo
preparation, made chiefly from the native
herbs found on tho Lpwer ranges of
/the Sierra TToVitda Mountains Af California,
tho'medicinal properties of which
are oxtrtioted therefrom -without the uso
of Alcehok* -Tho, qnestiou is -almost
daily asked, "* WJigd; is the causo of tjio
unparalleled success of Vinegaii BitTEitsf"
Oifi: answer" is", that They remove
. the cause of disease, and tho patient recovers
hfs healtfi. Thoy ai'o tho great
bltod purifleraud a'life-giviug principle,
' ft perfect Renovator and Iirvigorator
of the system. Novcr beforo in the
history of tho world has a medicine been
compounded possessing the rcmnrkablo
qualities of Yinkoar Bit-thus in healing the
, ?ick of every disease man is heir to. They
are a gentle Purgative as well as a Tonic,
relieving Congestion or Inflammation of
' tho kiver and Visceral Organs, in Bilious
Diseases.
, xji? ] >roperties of Dr. Walker's
? inkoarBitthrs are Aperient, piaphorctic,Carminative,
Nutritious, Laxative. Diuretic,
. Sedative, Counter-irritant, SudorrfTo, Alterative,
and Arfdi-Bilious.-. , Grateful
Thousands prpplairii Yrar
egar Bitters*tho most wonderful In'
vigorant ftaf ever' sustained the sinking
.? aj-^tpm. ?f ,,
,VNo Person can take these Bitters
according to directions, and remain long
unWell, provided their bones aro not destroyed.
.by minera}. ppison or other
means, and vital organs waited beyond
repair.*"
l>?? 3ia i> mlim
- uiiiuus. iwiniuenc ana inicr':
Jltfttent refers, *htch are so prova.
.lent in.the valleys of our great rivers
t throughout the United States, especially
' 'thoaft of the Mississippi. Ohio, Missouri,
" fTWaois,TftnneSsee, CumDeflJinft, Afkan?
bus. itai, ^olemebi BrrtKCs.Ttlo Qr^nffe,
. Pearl, Alabama, Mobile,-Savannah, Roanoke,
.James,, and aoanv ,otUet$, .with ,
their vast tributaries .tbroE
entire (ioantry during the Summer aua
Auiemti, ar*t rtmafkabfyhb tturfhg siasous
of'unusual heat *lnd dryness, are ?
invariably accompanied b^extensivo derangements
?f the- .stomach rand hvcr, <,r>
. tand other abdominal ,viaceta< in their
treatment, a purgative, ,e^rtios a pow.
erful influence up6 tnese various or.
gtms, is essentially necessary. Thcro
>1 is<uo cathartic for fcbe-purposevequal to
DB?r WAnKBR'S-VUTKC.VK lirXTEKS, i
. as they will speedily |eu?vo tho dark-.
[ cblored viscid matter villi which tho
- bowels are loaded, at tfio saino time
[ stimulating the secretions of tho liver,
| and generally restoring tho healthy
1 functions of the digestive organs.
Fortify Die body against disease
. by purifying all }ts fluids.with ViUKOAit
Brrtsits. No epidemic can tako hold
ofia system thus fdrd-nrm'ed.
. Byspepsia or Indigestion, Headache,
Pain in tho Shoulders, Couglte,
Tightness of tho Chost, Dizziness, Sour
Eructations of the StomeebrBttd Taste
in tho Mouth, Bilious Attacks. Palpitatation
of tho Heart, Inflamujauou of tho
Lungs, Pain in the region of tho Kidneys,
and a hundred other phinful aympi
toms, ar? tho offsprings of Dyspbpsla.
[ One bottle wilf prove a better guarantee
! of its merits than ft lengthy advertise!
mont. *
Scrofula, or King's Evil, WiiSto
: Swellings, Ulcers, Erysipelas, Swelled Neck,
I Goitre, Scrofulous inflammations,elndolent
| Inflammations, Morcupal Affections, Old
I' Soros, Eraptionft of the Skin, Sore Eyes, etc,
111 these, as in all other constitutional Dis
eases, Walker's Vinegar Bitters have
shown their great curative powers in the
most obstinate and intractable cases.
J For Inflammatory ninl Chronic
Rheumatism, Gout, Bilions, Komit<
tent and Intermittent Fevers, Diseases of
I the Blood, Liyer, Kidneys apd Bladder,these
Bitters have no equal. Such Diseases
" are caused by Vitiated Blood.
Mechanical Diseases.? Persons engaged
in Paints and Minerals, such as
Plumbers, Type-setters, Gold-beaters, and
Miners, as they advance in'life, are subject
- to ^ paralysis of the Bowels. , To guard
I against this, take a dose of Walker's Vinegar
Bitters occasionally.
For 8Kin Diseases, Eruptions, Tctteiv
Salt-Rheum, Blotches, Spots, Pilflplcs,
Pustules, Boils, CaVbuncles, Ring-worms,
Scald-head, SorA Byes, Erysipelas, Itch,
ScuHs/Discolorations of the Skin," Hutnors
I and Diseases of the Skin of -whatever name
oy nature, are literally dag np and carried
out of the system A a short time'by the use
' of these Bitters. ' *
' Pin, Tape, and other Worms,
lurking in the system of so many thousands,
are effectually destroyed and rctaoVed. No
system ef medicine,- uo vermifuges, no anthelminitics
will freo the system from worms
like these Bitters.
For Female CyOmtilnlnts. in vnnnrr
or old, married or single, at the dawn of womanhood,
or the torn of lift, thesa Tonio
fitters display so decided an influence that
improvement is soon perceptibfo.
Cleanse the Vitiated Blood ivhen
ever yon find its impnrities bursting through
*the skin in Pimples; Bi ujltlonv, ~0V~Sore81
cloanso it when you find it ohstruoted and
" sluggish in the veins; cleanse it when it is
foul; yonr feelfhgftwfll tell von when. Keep
the blood pore/and tho* health of the System
w , MeDOKALD COi,1
Druggists and Q?ti. Agts., San Fnrociseo, California
and oot. of Washington and Ctpu-lton Sts., N. T.
Sold t?jr Mil Mifflat* s?S Dealer*.
He <?. . ,
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