American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-08-30
JOB PERMITTING
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From the Trenton True american.
ALEXANDRIA, Hunterdon Co. Aug. Q,

From tie Trenton True american.
ALEXANDRIA, Hunterdon Co. Aug. Q, 1926.
MIR. PRAlL.- About 18 years ago received
from friend the following receipt for the Of
The Yellow Water, or Niagara dislemper, disease
preva!ent and very destructive among horses. For
the last 10 years have had occasion to apply il in
TWO cases to my own horses and in many to
those Of my nelg ghbors, and its success has been al
most nyariablc | have thought proper 10 offer II
to the public through The medium Of your paper.
Take Q OF Antnony,
or Salt Peire,
oz. Cream Tartar,
or Flour Sulphur,
Powdered and mixed together table spoon frll
given morning aud evening on q little mixed feed.
Before you commence, bleed the horse from the
neck, not more than quart, which let stand IN a
glass ill cold, by which you may ascertain the dis
ease. The largest part of the blood will become
ytovish Jelly, Lutte tnged with green the top
The horse also, in most Cases, becomes little stiff
1 in his linbs, AID droops his head and ears. His
ewes dull, with little matter in the corntrs--and
II will eat bni little. pound of salts given the night
previous, is Of servce-he Iced to be light and OF
cooling nature wheat bran and little ground oats
\ is ecommended.--Tea made OF Sweet Fern for
drink, and wettng the ieedat the end Of five days,
take little more blood from the neck and il it is
bleed any For six eight weeks be careful
not to the horse to strain or heat him, nor
N LEI him get wet; even Tor longer time moderate
usage is recommended, to prevent return ot the
n disease. JOHN DuCKWORTH.
III Walnuts an ercellent Family Medicine. Livery
@bnly eats walnuts: every body knows how TO make
#s pickle of walnu,s few, however, know the medi
A a&f, fha f.rti
Ri when prepared spcundem artem are an excellen,
#opening medicine and Alternative and this is the
$way Ia prepae them: get the green wslnuts tit
#iur plckng, put them in stone lar filled up with
moist sugar, At the proportion oil about halt pound
Vi sugar. 10 the score OF wanuts place the lar in
ssucepan oil boiling Tor about three hours,
'akiug he wafer does not get in, and keep ii
smme'ng durng the operation. The sugar, when
diNsosed, should cover the walnus II it does not
add mo Cover il close, and in six months it will
be tit Tor use. The Older ii gets the better it is
One walnut is dose for child sX years OF age,
aS rurgsve and It has this grea, advantage over
leuss, that whilst it is excellent edlclne, 1t is
b, tue lime, very pleasant TO the palate and
Twill he esteemed by young folks great treat. Who
Gao say much OF salts and laap, and other doctor
S'Oi! And, IN large family, it will abrdge the
Il roclos's bill ten pounds year. Economist.
llab, will reconcile US TO every thing but change,
&ahd even TO change, it it recur not too quickly.
Milton, therefore, makes his he'll an ice house, as
~el oven, and freezes his devils. at one period,
&&Out bekrs them at another. The late Sir George
&#aiaunon informed me- lha, he had visited man in
8lhdia, who had committed murder, and in order
hol only to save his life, but what OF much more
conequence, his caste he submitted TO the penalty
&pmposed; his was, that he should sleep for seven
peai on bedstead, without any Mattress the whole
Suriace Of which was studded with points OF iron re-
Z tmbling nails but not sharp 10 penetrate the
8 iesh. St George saw him in the hlh year OF his
4 Probation and his skin was then like the hide o rhl
L loceros, but more callous at that time, however
n could sleep comfortably on his bel 81 horhs'
nd remarked, thai, at The expiration OF the term o
| his sentence, he shoold, most probabls continue
& mat system from choice, which he had been obliged
| 70 adopt from necessity.
Z The celebra:ed physician, Dumculin being sur
rounded at his last moments by several ut the mos
listing euished doctors of Paris. who wed With eacl
I other in expressions of regret at his situation
Gentemen,' said he suddenly, +" do not so mucf
fegret me: leave behind me three great phys
c'ans.' On their pressing him TO name them
each being sure that his name would De among
Inc number, he briefly added" mateT, eTercise
and did,' to the no small discontinue ol his dts
appointed brethren,