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STRANGE ENOUGH!

To d. C. MoREHEAD, NJ d.
have disposed of all the Gavanc Belts with the ex.
cepon of two and the results have been sue.
cessful, beg you will send a supply immedi.
ately A young man in a town adjoining had been
Of health for long time, and unable do any work at
all. He tried the Regulars until they completely
Physicked his pockets as well his system. He then
concluded to try Belt and Fluid The first day il
compelled him to keep his bed, and his parents and
friends begged him to take of the Belt-said would
make him worse &c. but he kept and the merit day
went to haying and has worked hard every day since.
Yours truly A. J. SMITH.
Bristol. N. H, September 10, 1850.
LET No trouble or Inconvenience attends the use o.
DR. CHRISTIE'S G.fLV.aNIC CUR4TTYES, anS
they may be worn by the feeble and dehcate 49,
perfect and safety. In many cases the j., Thex
attending their highly pleasant and dgreeOt ne.
accompanied by full and plain direS.;nsd .r.t;s
Pamphlets with full particulars may be oo'aineu s'
Of the authorised Agent.
Prices:
The Galvanic Belt, mnre1 D1ae'
The Galvanic Necklace, Two Doiiars;
The Galvanic Bracelets, One Doiiar Each.
The Magnetic Fluid one Doiiar.
PARTICULAR CAUTION.
NJ R,a,. Of Counie,feits and Worthless limitations
ID. C. MOREHEAD, M. D.,
GENERAL AGENT FOR THE UNITED STATES.
LA Broadway. New York;
For sale by A. G. PAGE, only authorized
Agent for Bath and vicinity. eoply5l
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When the Rev. Jesse Lee, the father oil
methodism in New England, was asked why
there were no doctors of divinity in his de-
nomination, he promptly replied:
Because our divinity is not sick
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Ship ChandlerY!

a by ,t''' '' - ~
Il. HYDE 4 Co., corner of Front
and Broad Streets, Bath.
Including Cordage, (maniila and tarredl from the
Manufactures Boston and Plymouth, by Gang or
tail. Cotton Scotch and Russia Duck, of all descrip-
tions. Cotton and Hemp Twnes.
Anchors of all szes-Besi proved Cham Cables
Sheets and Ties-Bol, Shcathing Copper and Yellow
Meal-Composition Spikes and other Casmgs-Per-
ey's Ventilators, Jiggcr Windasses, &C. Patent do
Gear, Wimdlass Necks and Capstams Spindles-Cam-
booses-Tron Spikcs-Naval Stores-Paimts, Oils and
GIass-Nautcal Instruments, Books, Charts, &c.
Many of the above arlices on suitable notice can be
delivered from manufacturers their lowest prices,
ofexpense TO the purchaser.
Bath, March 1, 1851. 81
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MANY THOUSAND

from the Intelligent and respectable persons residing
portion of the United States could be presented
These now unnecessary, but numerous selection
embracing many statements of the extraordinary
character, sufficient 10 CONVINCE THE MOST SCEP-
TICAL may be had Of the authorised Agent The inter
ested are partic ularly invited to call.
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A writer in the Knickerbocker says-The
difference between a doctor and lawyer is
simply this: send for doctor to bleed you
he will take out severa! ounces, and charge
you FIVE dollars; send for a lawyer, he will
bleed you freely and charge you nothing for
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CHRISTIE'S GALVANIC CURATIvES,
Are an Absolute and Positive Specific.

The BELT is used when the body system generally
affected the NECKLACE for complaints of the Throat,
Asthma and Bronchitis and of the Head and the
BRACELETS for all disorders of the arms or limbs, as
Rheumatism, Palsy Tremors and Spasmodic affections.
These articles simply applied directed with the
MAGNETIC FLUID which accompanies them, and when
faithfully used they NEVER FAIL
a The great popularity and excellence of the GAL
vANC CUATVES consists in the fact that they arrest
usual method of Dragging and Physicking the patient
till exhausted nature sinks hopeessy under the inic-
ton They strengthen the hele system equalize the eire
atio Of the Blood the screions inrigorGte the
entire energies, and do the slightest harm tnds
circumstances.
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Bleeding at the Lungs,

Should at once resort to DOwNs' ELIXIR We have
never known an instance of recurrence of Bleeding
at the Lungs while the patient adhered to the direc-
tons i'll the use Of this medicine.
Hear ALDERMAN MoRToN of New York CITY:
About one year since had five different attacks Of
bleeding Or hemorrhage of the lungs and was much
months since then have had without cessation
severe cough and general debility, trying almost
every medicine of any reputation. few DAYS
since | commenced the use of Downs Elixir, and
have no hesitation in saying that TO my cough and
soreness of lungs it has proved of great benefit and
has been of essential service to me in restoring my
health.
(Signed,) PETER MORTON.
For WhOOping Cough, you should immedi-
ately make Use of DowNs ELIXIR. IL uM sare
hours OF hard coughing and restore the patient to
health, MUCH SOONER THAN ANY OTHER KNOWN
REMEDY.
For Group, 1T is AN UNFAILING CURE
te speak confidently, having never known it fail in
the hundreds of Instances in which it has been used
Asthma, 1T ALWAYS RELIEVES, and has
undoubtedly produced more POSITIVE CURES
IN THIS COMPLAINT, than all other medicines
Remember, it has often proved the consumptive's
best friend AFFoRDING RELIEF AFTER ALL ELSE
HAD FAILED.
G. w. ATWELL, No. 4, under u. States Hotel,
Portland, Maine, Wholesale and Retail Agent.
Orders from the country promptly attended to
For sale by A. G.. PAGE, Bath; E. T..
Gatcheu and VIM Baker, Brunswck-and by Druggists
and dealers in Medicine generally Aft
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Railways Medicated Soap
BATH STEAM
CORDAGE MANDATORY.

THE above Mandatory during The past season hav-
L ing been completely refted with machinery
including Engi:c, Tarring Apparatus and Spinning
neutrality-suspicious. all The latest improvements.
The proprIetors would invite the attention of ship
owners and dealers IN Cordage generally, their
adjustment, where may be found of first
quality Hemp aud Manila Cordage, which will be sold
by wholesale retail the io0est ufacturers pr-
market furnished short and all orders from
this r neighborng towns, will be promptly attended
Please rail- before purchasing else,chere.
t47 &. Il J. 4. DONNELL.
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FIRE INSURANCE.
The North Western Insurance
COMP AN Y,
STATE. OF NEW YORK.

PROPOSALS FOR INSURANCE. !
HOUSES, Buildings Manufactures, Stores, Vessels
Ill in harbor goods, wares and merchandise general
ly, from loss or damage by fire.
Incorporated by the State of N. York in 1882.
CAPITAL, Tall paid in) 100000.
GEORGE FISHER, PRESIDENT.
SAMUEL HAWLEY, SECRETARY.
J.H. MCCLELLAN, Agent for Bath.
Feb 81, 1851. 1y36
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The acknowledged and extraordinary curative power,
Of these wonderful inventions generally known
and their sales and reputation throughout the whole eoun
try extensive that it would unnecessary urge
their merits further. But late circumstances
occurred which render matter of duty the public
not be altogether SILENT for while the ephemera
of the day trumpeted by columns through the
Press and swallowed by quarts and gallons by the a
1cted, and found Just good for nothing,
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UNRIVALED! UNEQUALED!!

1t often cures ccuqh in fer days, that has lasted
for months, and balled the skill of the best physi-
clans.
For Measles. it is the best article in the world
as it breaks up the cough and restores the patient to
HEALTH, in much less than the usual time.
Rev. j. l.. futile, again:-"I have given it to
my children in coLds and in case of measles and
it has proved ALL IT Is RECOMMENDED TO BE-"
Inn gers,, Lorino nm 1to,E of
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TUST received by the subscriber per brig Catherine.
y direct from New .Yofk, the best brands FAMILY
FLOUR, such
Also, Common brands.
Also Buckwheat Flour-Chicago MESS BEEF
New York do do-Bosion do do-MESS PORK-New
York HEESE-Bosion do All OF which will be sold
cheap for cash. X. H. SMITH
Bath, June IS, 1851. III
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ALWAYS SUCCESSFUL
THESE BITTERS possess wonderful superiority
i all other medicines, because they restore to
sound health mpau lone, vigor ard elasticity 10 the
whole sySIem--a power known III any other med
icne. They have cured more Than Two hundred thou
sand and have become through The country a
standard medicine. The of their great success
lies i'll their curing the sick not by paatng the syp-
toms, but by removing the cause itself They cleanse,
and strengthen the stomach and bowels ana Pu'
ry the blood-possessing twelve times more power
than the best Spanish Sarsaparilla. They quicker
in their effect, wholesome 10 use, and more lasting
in their influence
They are moi an Empirical incidence but the prepa-
ration OF regular prac,icng physician, who has made
the study OF medicine his profession.
They composed of Roots and Herbs, which pos
the power 10 health and slrenst the
slilution.
They have been used with unailng for forty
years.
They NAV be taken at any time without restriction
in diet hind in business; while III every stage
of existence and every scale of being they The
curious power OF resisting the effect OF sudden change:
of atmosphere, and thus obviae multiplicity OF evils
sonnected with variable and uncertain climate.
They differ from the majority OF medicines IN The fact
that he they known the more they are APP
proved of. and those who use Them always preserve
health, prevent disorder, and attain cheerful and
pleasant old age.
Particular Notice.
All orders addressed 10 :. 0. RICHARDSON, NJ D,
10 Hanover Street, Boston, with such referen-
may be deemed proper, will be punclually AT
tended to- Agents particularly requested 10 men,
ton in their orders The most safe. speedy and
cal route for forwarding their package.
Prepared by me, al South Reading. Mass. and sold
wholesale and retail my office 10 Ham Street ana
by Agents, Merchants, Traders. Dru giss, Apotheea
and dealers Medicine throughout The U. States
10 cents per totile. 80 cents per package
AGENTs-A. G. Page, John Mathews, S. P Shaw
VIM. p. Marston, Tbos Bowles Bath. Gm3S
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NERVOUS COMPLAINTS,

and in these diseases medicine of avail whatever
does good and it often does HARM Syrups, Ex
tracts Bams, Balsams Elixirs Bitters, Pills. Powders
and Poons t every kind alike worthless for they
weaken the vital energies of the already Frustrated sys
tenn while under the Strengthening ifegiving, valizng
influence of Galvanism applied by this beautiful dis,
covery the exhausted patient and weakened sufferer 10
restored to former health strength elasticity and vgor
These remarks relate to such diseases as NEURAL
GA TIC DOLOREUX, BRONCHITIS, PALPITATION
Of the HEART, WEAKNESS, and all FEMALE Dis
ORDERS, such NERVOUS HEADACHE, LASSI-
tube and DESPONDENCY, which are only other
for Nervous Derangement; EPILEPT1C FITS
and CONCLUSIONS, which are now known to result
from equilibrium of Electric influences NERVOUS
TREMoRS DEAFNESS, which is nearly always caused
by topdity of the Auditory Nerves and always be
perfectly cured by Galvanism when the organ is not de-
stroyed DYSPEPSIA, in its worst forms PALSY and
PARALYSIS uniformly caused by deficiency of Nerv-
influence CHRONIC RHEUMATISM, TORPIDITY
of the LIVER, PAIN in the SIDE, SLUGGISH CIR
CULATION, SPINAL and HIP COMPLAINTS, DEF1-
ClENCY of NERVOUS and PHYSICAL ENERGY, and
all those distressing complaints resulting from DE-
RANGEMENT Of the NERVOUS SYSTEM.
In the above prevalent and terrible class of diseases
Nervous Complaints much more numerous than 10
generally imagined
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when all hope of relief had been given up and everything
else been tried in vain The beneficial results which
have uniformly attended their confidently stated to
be without parallel in the annals of Medical Science
Clergymen law and physicians ladies of the
highest standing distinguished persons holding ele.
waited official stations merchants, manufacturers, and
mechanics; the poor and the rich alike; often whole
families among all classes ranks and conditions have
equally been recipients and have equally acknowledged
the wondrous and often unexpected benefits which they
have thus received.
Ez- Let it be known and remembered that the only
Natural Restorative for the Nerves is Galyanism, and
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Christle,s GaIyanic and Magnetic CuratIyes,

have been quietly working their way among the most
intelligent and respectable classes, and constantly
achieving in alarming train of diseases which
have for ages baled all the aid of medicine and all the
resnnrces Of Science These diseases called
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Downs ELIXIR loosens the cough, increases tho
ezpectoration, splitting, promotes the insensible
persplration, improves the digestion, strengthens
the stomach, stimulates the diuretic organs, and
thus by The Skin the Kidneys and the Bocels, cleanses
the Bhood, renordtes The system, eradicotes disease,
1t never produces Costiveness, but unlike
all other similar medicines, it is a remedy for that
eril, and Will in few weeks (the patient having
proper regard to diet) entirely relieve and CURE
the most obstinate cases of that difficulty.
Rev. J. l.. FUTILE writes I'll found that the
use Of i: few days, had regulated my bowels,
equalized the circulation, aud produced Il healthy
moisture upon the skim | used three bottles in two
weeks, which entirely removed the soreness and
weakness from my stomach gave me good appe-
tito, and greatly improved my strength
For every description of Cough, whether
MERE COLD, produced by a fever, or the effect
OF a fixed pulmonary habit Downs ELIXIR stands
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Cement.

" HYDE 4 Co. have constantly on hand and I
Il. sale the best article ofC EMENT now i'll use.
Feb ~, 1851
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NEW DRUG STORE,

.. THE subscriber would respectfully inform
" L his friends and the public generally, that
he has taken the store under the Sagada-
z hook House, next door north of BallOu's
81 Clothing Establishment, where he offers for
81 sale a complete assortment of Drugs. Md
= tcines, Chemicals, Fanty articles, Perfu-
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IS, 900 Err s IN s
Entirely and Permanently Cured,

including all ages, classes and conditions among whom
were large number of Ladies, who are peculiarly sub
ject to Nervous Complaints, have been
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-09-16

SAD AocIDEET AT WAyERLY.--The Pike
ton Journal says: We learn that German,
name unknown to US, was so seriously burn
ed by the ignition Of gas collected in whis-
key reservoir in the distillcry at Waverly, in
Pike county. that he died in few hours
The accident happened by carrying light
ed candle too near the reservoir. The only
wonder is that the entire establishment was
not destroyed, and II must inevitably have
been, had not the workmen with great pres
ence of mind thrown down the trap door and
smothered the flame. Another fortunate cir
cu,nstance was that the reservoir, which con-
tanned nearly seventy barrels, was nearly
full, so that comparatively only small guam
tity OF gns had collected.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-09-16

MADAME SoNTAG, the great songstrcss
has arrived at New York, in the Arctic, not,
withstnnding It was alleged she had given
up her trip to the United States. We pre-
sumo, there will now be another musical OK.
citcmcnt throughout The country, surpassed
only by that which followed the arrival oI
Jenny Lind. Mndame Sontag has for many
years been one Of the most conspicuous stars
Of Europe, in various capacities. She first
attracted attention us an artist OF the highest
refinement, and subsequently married the
Count dc Rossi, formerly all Ambassador
from the court Of Sardinia to one of the
European courts, and now she has return
cd TO the stage on account Of pecuniary
misfortunes, to accumulate property for the
education of her children. Her first concert
in the United States will be given about
the Goth.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-09-16
For the lancaster Gazette. ]
FORMER DAYS.

When the solemn shades Of evening
lie upon the mountain crest,
And Il Q grill Ant hu s,fsun set
Sink upont their coueh 10 rest
When the rustic sound of fshcep-bells
Ike enchan,ment charms the ear,
When the bleatings OF the goat-herd
Ring out loud and clear
When TIM busy bea ofsummer
llums about the closing flowors
And tho v"sper laugh o childhood
Issues from some sylvan bower
love to steal away from homo
Upon .ome bank recline--.
Some mossy bank-where beech trees grow
Which grew, too. auld lang sYne.
To think upon a beautoOIsiaCe,
An eye Of melting Llue,
A voice Nhi'h charmed the singing birds
And led me captive too.
To think upon the trysting place,
The love words spoken low,
Tha earnest Io'k, the broken sigh .....,.
Which made big tear. drops flow.
Tothink or braitls, and rings and hair,
Mich formed my youthful toys,
OF airy cas- les piled on high,
MLichruincd all my joys.
To think Of ilcund rambler through
Tho poplar grove so green,
With her Whose witchirg eyo-fiash
Is loved 'as'soon'as SEEN.
Oh could live again an hoU. r
An hour Of such pure bliss,
How freely would I n ndef up
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-09-16

LAND WARRANTs.-A rumor has obtained
circulation in Wall street, New York, that a
large amount Of l60 acre Warrants have
been issued, where the parties were really
entitled to but 80 acres; and it is stated that
the, Department atWashington is now send
ing 80 acre Warrants to the same persons,
and calling.for the return of the 100 acre
Warrants improperly issued. Previous to
this rumor Warrants were heavy and declin-
ing, and this has had the effect to, depress
them still more. They, are, selling now
from $l46 TO $50 for l60acres; parts in pro.
portion.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-09-16
Tuesday Evening, Sept. "A, 1850

NATIONAL ExPENsEs.-The Administra-
ton is charged with extravaganza, and why?
Who is responsible! 1t is well known
that we are not yet done paying the
expenses ofthe Mexican War, but even this
is not all. In reply to charge of Senator
Dix, the New York Express says:
"We venture to say that now, this session
of Congress, il Mr.. Senator Dix will take
the trouble to compare the estimates for ap-
preparations with the appropriations, he viii
find that Congress has appropriated millions
yes, millions more than the Admnistra-
ton asked for. We have three items in our
eye this moment, of some magnitude: frst,
5000, 900 for the enlargement Of the Capt.
tol; second, 100000 for some Choctaw
Treaty (see Deficiency Bill;) third, S5OO,OO0
extra for the Collins steamers. We could
go on with little trouble and make up the
millions, and shall take the trouble, IT these
ow facts don't destroy Mr.. Dix's valuable
authority $50, 900 for Mr., Ritchie
and the yet unknown douceur to Boyd Ham
ilton, the Printer
1t would seem to any sensible man thai
Locofoco Congress is responsible for al
such appropriations. Here in four or five
items, is nearly two millions of dollars, non'
of which were asked for by Mr.. Fillmore
and this is not all. pr l,-.r.
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SLAEDERER REBUEED.-We arc reliably in
formed that at Loco-Foco me citing recent
ly held at New Castle, in this county, one
Of the speakers undertook the manly task Of
outrageously slandering the character oi
Gen. SooTr-allegng that he was u cold
unfeeling wretch, and charging that he net
ed the tyrant with the men under his COM
mand in Mexico. He had not proceeded far
with his remarks, when brave soldier who
had served under Gen. SCOTT in Mexico
arose, and sung out, to the top Of his breath
-"HURRAH FOR SCOTT!''' The speak
er was nonplussed, and the whole house was
the scene Of the widest excitemen.--Al
length, one OF the faithful approached the
soldier, and remarked, elbow is this! ] al.
ways supposed that you was Democrat. -
$50 an," "but my Democracy is of that
character which repudiates gross and wan
ton attacks upon the best General and one
of the best and kind-hearted men that ever
the sun shone upon. know General Scott
and will not sit silent. andhenr him scan
dalized and abused. Tell me not that Gen
Scott is an unfeeling wretch, or tyrant--
1T is A LIE--ee is neither-to his kind
attention am indebted for my life. have
always voted the Democratic ticket; but if
live until next November my vote shall be
given for WINFIELD ScoTT"
;" The effect OF this reply can be imagined
lit cannot be adequately described-much
less, when we state the farther fact, that be.
fore the meeting adjourned FIFTEEN 9TH
ers Joined the brave soldier, and made the
ail ring with shouts for Scott and Graham.
SO much then for Locofoco abuse of cu
candidate. Continue it, il you choose-le
if you please-but look out for the result
! Gosh. Repub. A
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-09-16

A SIGN FROM IowA.-We rejoice to see
that the Iowa Staats-Zcilung, which has
been published for the last four years al
Dubuque as Democratic paper, has with
drawn the names of Pierce and King from
its columns, and raised the flag Of Scott and
Graham. The large gains Of the Wing
party at the recent election in that State
predicated upon the then late nomination
of Scott, and the nrdor with which the
Wings are entering into the canvass, with
many encouraging signs from the numerous
aud intelligent German population IN thu
State, Ieaye us little room to doubt that WI
shall carry Iowa triumphantly for the Whil
ticket. We warmly welcome the Stats
Zeitung as co-laborer in the good cause. =
Republic.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-09-16

HOME TEsTIMoNy,-With regard to the
question of who Is to blame for the dcfcnt Of
tie catholic Emancipation Resolution, in
New Hampshire, in March Of last year, we
invite attention to the following from
the Concord Democrat, Democratic paper
published in Mr.. Pierccs own town. That
paper said in its issue of juno II. 1851:
"THe failure Of that ConUcntion is DIRECT
LY TRACED TO THOSE HUMMER LEADERS,
PIERCE, ATnERToN & Co., ,oho were deter
mined that il should either be entirciy sHs%ruient
10 their partisaH vie,os, Ormhat IL tnas, an alor-
tiOn. They'ueceedcd and 10 them belongs The
honor"
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-09-16

TuBAcco CRoP OF ViReINrA,-The Rich
mond Times publishes n compartive state
ment ofthe tobacco crop of Virginia for this
and the preceding year, from which il ap-
pears that the total yield of 1851 was 3O,454
hhds,, whilst for the seven months Of the
present year the inspections already amount
to 47,42l hogsheads. By October II is
thought the quantity will reach $4,000 hogs
heads, being an increase Of more than fifty
per cent. The ruling prices, though not SC
high as during the preceding years, have
been sufficiently handsome 10 remunerate
the planter
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-09-16

A CURE FOR THE LocKJAw.-A young lady,
says the Suffolk Gaaeite, while in tho coun-
try some years ago, stepped ona rusty nail,
which ran through her shoe and foot, the in
hammation and pain was Of course very
great, and lockjaw apprehended. A friend
Of the family, however recommended the APP
plication of a beet, taken fresh from the
garden, and pounded fine, to the wound. 1t
was done, and the effect was very beneficial.
Soon the Inflammation began to subside,
and by keeping on the crushed beet, chang
ing il for fresh one as its virtue seemed Ia
become impaired, speedy cure was effected.
Simple hut eflectual remedies like this should
be known to every one.