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LET rs REASON TN:LI I.El
WAYS ILLS.
WHY ARE WE SICK

u hs- bern the lnt az IA. hunnn I" he welsh.
ed dhwn 10y Gsra'r mad sunr'ng H'jln" Ai'S
FILLS are sproisiiN udup''d 10 he rrlitf oi lie
WEAK, The NfENoUs, the DELICATE, uud tie
INFIRM. ofnli cimrs. ages. sexes. aud cot stiiu-
iIons. Professor iipl' W., Icrsonsnl sDperinIenls
the m nut iciore 81 his medicines in fhr nii,d
Stuirs, nnd offers Them 20 n FREE ND enlightened
people ~ ht hss' rsn rd! The void ever sGw Tor
the iemoyHi OF disease.
THESE Pills PtRIFY THE BI con.
Thrs. Eimou- Pils are rspressy corhineJ 10
operate on he si"na'h, the liver The k"b c,-,
the lungs. the sk'C. md The lswr's. 6urie't
ing M, Jeraugcmbi IN ll,n fuLt ii"ns. pgrhhg
The slood 'hr very fountain OF life, aud thus enr'i
disease IN all It's Firms.
DYSPEPSIA AND LIVER COMPLAINTS
Nearly h.,frh, hnrnrn race have taken these Pii.s
II hus been pi"y'd iE All prits al ihr wtiid, ihat
puihing bas heen iCuna rqua! 10 h.m In ra+es uf
disorders of h. liver, u, sr. sa, and stonhfh cnB
plants leneraily. They soon give healthy lnts
10 these urganS hpwry much deraDgtd, ana WIEN
all others menus have idiied.
GENER'L DEBILITY. Ill HEALTH.
Many oftie most despoiic Go,rInnruls have
opened their Cnstom Houses To ihe hir"ducti'il
oftbese Pill, that they may beronc me medicine
of the masses Learned Colleges admit trai ihir
medicine /, the best remedy ever known for ltrsons
OF delicate health, or where the system hHs been
impaired. ~ lis Inysorui,ng properties never ia,
20 afford relief
FEMALE COMPLAINTS.
No F.mair, young or old, should he without il,!s'
monthly courses nj a periods acting in many cases
like n charm. IL IL also the best and rni,st m"di
cine that can be given To childrsn of all ages. and
for any complaint icons"qntntly 40 ianli'y shorld
be withoutit.
Hoilovay's Pills are the b,sf remedy kneu.m-
The uorid for the Joiio,ring Disease.
asthma Debility Liver Con nplaint
Bowel Compai'is Fever and Ague Lown'ss oi spifii
Coushs Female 4 ON Piles
Colds plrints Stone nId Cfavel
Chest Diseases Headaches Secondary symp-
Gostiyencss Indigestion tons
Dyspepsia J. afnenza Nenereh' Alice
piarIhHa Innanatnn tons
Dopsy Inward weakness, worms, a All
kinds.
old nj the N nufactories OF Professor HOLLOWAY
50 MAIDEN LANE, New York, and AZ
20 strand, (nerr TEMPLE Bar, Iondon) aid by ialt
re ectabe Druggists and Dealers IN Aedicines
hIolghouf the United States and the civilized
world IN boxes, nj rs crnin G2I cenis ard = each.
or There is n considt faile saving by taking the
lager sizes
rB.--Nrreettpns for the guidance of patients in
tpy disorder are sliIed To Zach Box HelT
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STATE MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE
CoNPANY.

STATE MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE
CONPANY.
or PRoyIDrScE, RI.
Incorporated by the Legislature Of the State
OF nhode isl,,d, J'nuary, 1855.
viii insure against loss or damage by fire, upon
Dwelling Houses, and other buildings not .I.-
xudous, aud upon Personal Properly, Eyora.
bly situated, upon as reasonable terms . other
Offices.
DIRECTORS.
Wanton Vaughn, Alfred Anthonoy,
Stephen II Smith, David Bailou,
Daniel w. Vaughn. Wm. Windsor,
Hiram Hili, Dayid Millard,
Gurus Fisher, Arthur VI. Kimball,
Albert VI. Stokes, Daniel Martin,
Wm. B. Rider, Henry B. Browne.
J.. ID. L,tile6.d.
WANTON VAUGHN, Prcst.
SILAs X. KENYON, Secr'y.
CHRhToPHER X. BHovsE, Treas.
Office No. 3 Dosne's Building, Room No. 4.
No charge made Tor Policy or Survey.
n9 PHILIP RIDER, Agent.
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DRICkS. The subscribdS having made an
Darrangement with one OF the first Brick Yard
in the country, for the snle Of bricks, will have
Oh hama all kinds hy the cargo IN quantities TO
suit, and will sell them at the manufactures low
est prices. A sample Cargo is now dischargips
at Williams wharf.
CHARLES WILLIAMS,
m2S foot Of Denison street.
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CUPERIOR style OF black silks, ofali widths.
- and che,p. kso plaid aud striped silks. new
srsing styler, jus, reed and Tor ssie Wy
ell WV &. COZZENS & co
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II l. A rs
L IN great variety for Bedding ou., CONSIST
ing of Scarlet Grrinuns, iI"Ilotrop-s, Nerhe-
mas, Fethcr lew, fanses, S,lvias, ,Cupheas, Wall
Flowers, Miniluses ;. Chzanthus. SC. Sc ipr
sale nj X. WILSON'S,
MI 70 Thames 81.
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STOVES. RANGES AND FURNACES.
NAY always he found at the Subscribers
pu of most approved patterns, aud set with
care, and warranted 90 work well. Also, tin ana
sheet iron ware on hand, with other articles usu-
slly kept st ssch store. Tin. copper. and sheet
Iron vsxe made to order. Orders solicited.
WIN. BROwNELL,
Orros'~ the Un,oa Rsnt.
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NEW MILLINERY.

NLW MI LINE
THE s. bscriber would inform the Ladies Of
L Newport and vicinity, that he will open thu
day the most splendid lot Of Fancy 5 ilk Hats
ever before opened in this city. and is now pre-
pared 10 make to order Grape, Lawn, Lace and
Fancy Silk Hats. ..
4. >. lie would inform the Ladies that he
has eng, ,ged the services Of Mrs. Dow, fom
Boston, wh 'se taste in the Millinery line cannot
I've surpassed in this or any other city IN the
Union. +. II. GREENE,
a2O 81 Thames 1t.
NITANrED, an experienced cook, also a
w chl'nbernaii apply At this Office.
al3-u
CISSON'S CONFECTIONERY STORE
- on Sonth Touro Street, formerly kept by
WIN. =. Vose, the Celebrated Ice Cream M,k-
ev, respectfully announces to the Ladies and
Gentlemen of Newport and vicinity, that his
store is now open for the reception Of com
pany. lie will constantly keep on hand
and make 10 or,:er, rs he has employed fist
rate workman irom New York, all articles in
the Confectionery lire Of business. Candies,
Cakes, Pies, Preserves, J.ll,es, Charlotte lie
Russo, Water Ices, Fruits, Soda and other ar-
t,clcs too hume rous TO mention. Also Ice Creams
of all favors and Of a superior quality which
stand unrvard in this Country. All orders left
at the store will be puuc'ually attended to.
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F u II N 1 Il u X e

COT TREL III & Dry Err,
81 Church street,
MANUFAcTURERs AND DkALERsIN
Rich Parlor. Dining Room, aud Chamber
FURNITURE;
Landscape and PLAIN, Striped, Enamelled, Gilt
Powered Chamber Sets, OF every variety
Of style and price, Looking lasses and
Plates, Hair Mattresses, Live
Geese Feathers. kiln dried
aquantity sf cd style Of
Furniture (; Secreta-
ries, Clocks, and
Chairs. Of
various patterns.
Particular attention paid to packing Furniture
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FOR SALE.
4 first rate second hand Wagon, apply to 4.
n Hubbard, Carriage Maker, Farewell st.
ml3
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NEW WELLCURBS

NEW WELL CURBS.
NEW-FASilIONED, ornamental Iron Wei
~ Curbs, for Cham Pumps, manufactured ~
this town, which for ornament and utility are
entirely unequalled. z
m2l N. NJ. CHAFEE
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RAID OF E TINES NEWPORT R. THURSDAY MORNING H.
TARRANT's PREPARATIONs.

TARRANT's PREPARATIONS.
W the Medical Profession Of th. PulLic
Il The aiter,ion Of the medical profession and
The public Is invited to the following prcpara.
tions- Fp
TARRaSr1 ETrERvEsoESr SELruKs
APERIEsr,
prepared on IN entirely new principle, from
late ana accurate analysis of the celebrated
.sELrzER SrRIss, IN GERMANY,
cono'n'ng .ihcacy. economy, and portability,
Snn such additions and improvements AS will bs
found materially to increase ,ts et,cacy.
ih's much esteemed aud highk valuable pre.
p'rHioh will not fail to eiTt ctualiy remove
dyspepsia, Indigestion, Bilious Affections,
Headache, hear,burp, Acidity Of the Stom-
achs, Cos'iysness, Rheumatism. Loss
OF Appetite, Gravel, Nervous de-
biiity, Nausea OF Vomiting,
Affections OF the Liver,
&c, SC.
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"lt 10 the best article we ever used"
Is the universal verdict Of those who have
i tried the eric ina" II imparts n reires hing
perfume and s,'Ie"eid glossincss to the hair
Prepared only by
HAZARD & CASWELL,
ApothecarSs' Hall and Hall of Pharmacy.
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:. II. CROOKS
HOTEL K DINING SALOON,
On the European Plan.
Nos. rs & 80 Chatham street.

Between Pearl and Duane. NV YoRK
Oilers Inducements, so far Ms cleanliness,
comfort, good living and economy can be com
bincd, equal, perhaps, 10 any other public house.
IN the city. The proprietor hopes n, least, that
II may prove To he 50, as II H. furnished with nll
requisite mo'iern islrovrmc Its, seconded l,y
his experience and utno,t efforts 10 make !,
agreeable to those who appreciate n quiet h-ne
aud good entertainment nj moderate charges. -,
lie therefore respectfully invites his friends ana
the public TO make "a trial Of HE new llotel and
Dining Saloon.
u. Rooms 80 90 per week and upwards---
~ liz cts. per night. J9-ly
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'I'His day received, a Large assortment Of
Il Childreps' black and colored Buttoa Boyts,
81, sEABURY's,
i22 leo rhsmss-st.
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GAS FIXTU RES.

4 "A > FIN u lS II >.
PRICES REDUCED
THE SUBSCRIBER respectfully informs
1 the public that he having purchased Of Mr..
George ii Norman, the entire stock OF Pipes
and Gas Fixtures, together with the tools, is
now fully prepared to attend to the wants Of The
public in ihis line Of business, at the shortest
notice. Persons in want Of the above, are in
ylted TO call and examine his stock at No. III
Thames street.
Terms cash, except by special agreement.
all WI. ii. BLISS.
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DECD this day at l56, Thames-st., another
lNIot Of Clolh:s Dryersa prime affair Tor small
wards A. II. STEVENS.
LrOR sALE--A lot of beautiful, clean gravel, TAX
T. en- from the 40 steps shore, address box 223Post
Office, or apply to q. H. WlLSoN,
y7 Cor. Redwood AMI Cottage Is
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WANTED, an experienced cook, also a
w chunbermaii apply at this Office.
a13-tf
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NOTICE

NENTLEMENS'
VI HATS AND CAPS.
CPKlNG Style Hats and Caps now ready and
- for sale as low az can be found elsewhere. -
Also 80 dozan soft hats oi rs many diiferen:
shapes aud qualities. Also "a large lot Of Child
rens' Leather belts, at the Emporium, III
Tba.rs-H JACOB WEAVER.
2. >. Hats aud Caps made to order, and hats
bleached and pressed as above. all
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, 'CHE Co-psrtnsrship heretofore ex,s,iss IN.
L under the firm Of WV. a J. l.. JoBssos. 10
this day dissolved by mutual consent. The
store viii he opeued on Thursday, 2l,h inst,
bv JoHs l.. JoHrsos, with new and mas,i6
!. cent stock et Emeroideries sc. Ladies intendi,y
purchasing Cor Election viii 10 we'll TO call q, No
~ Th,mes-stre,t, on the propvietor's return
from New York, vith.r ne has gone TO pur-
chase stock. WI JOHNSON,
m21 T. JOHNSON.
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FEMALE COMPLAINTS

No F.mair, yong or old, should he without ils'
celebrated medicine II coriecis and regulates ihe
monthly nj all periods, acting ia many cases
like n charm. IL H. also the best and rni,st mrdi
cine that can he given to childrtn Of all ages, and
for any comrlnini consequently 40 mni'y shorld
be wthOut IL.
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SNUFF AND Geo.

CHOCOLATE - Edray'. and Breves ncst
" Chocolate, alsi Chocp ate Cream aud Cho-
colate Drops, fresh. jus, received.
q. .MUENCHINGER,
jil No. ~ Spring street.
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TARRANT's COMPOUND EXTRACT OF
CUBEBS AND COPAinA

AhNNhN . COMfOOND In AIkACI Of
CUBEBS AND COPAIBA
Sanctioned ny popular opinion and the high au-
thority o the most distinguished Of the medical
faculty, It offers TO the afflicted remedy whose
success has in every instance supported its de.
served reputation. Being convenient and
agreeable in its use. experience has prove
that /; retains in every climate Is desirable and
truly valuable character. !, 10 in the form ot
paste, Is ias,eless. and does not impair the d.
gess'on. Ii is prepared with the creates, possi.
ble care, upon we'll tested principles. To per-
sens following the sea, or going long voyages,
this preparation possesses qualities lar surpAss.
ing any othsr-neat and portable in its form,
speedy and eihcacious in its operation, success.
iul both in the earliest and " ,rst stages Of the
severest diseases, whilst the usual and nauseoas
taste and unpleasant odor to copaiba 10 wholly
avoided in this preparation,
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail, by
JOHN a. TARRANT, successor to James
Tarrant, 278 Greenwich street, corner Of War
rem, New York and for sale by the principal
Druggists in the United States. British Provin-
ces, West Indies. and South America.
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AOflJE,.-just received une case ol very Bte
" shaker Hoods, AT - Thames street.
Hq IRA FRENCH
Butte record., 1855-10-06

4 fatal ERROR Chancellor Liv.
ingston is said to have imported into thi.
country the Lombardy Poplar. In a
newspaper slip now before Us, taken from
we know not where, it is said that this
gentleman, greatly pleased with tree
SO common to Italy, so unknown then at
home, procured a supply Of populars,
brought them to this country, and cult
waited them fora time with great sues
cess; but alas he had disresarded the
laws Of nature-unconsciou~ly separat-
ing the male and female trees And be-
cause the ocean flowed between them
The female, which had Come to America,
pined for its mate, and could no longer
be perfected or perpetuated. Therefor
it is, that all the poplars we see in our
country are shrieveled, witbered, and
soured.
Butte record., 1855-10-06

Marysville, June 10Th 1865.
hR. J. z Yea NC. DFAR SIR-Please send
~ me ,sie # the medicines you prescribed
in my ca-. have a friend here who IS trou-
bled in ev4cl IS she same way that was Hs
has n sl y emissions, ringing noise in I.s
head. b-gk. loss Of memory. and IS ger
orally -5. ,4ted he i discourac ced and has
not e 'Il-ac1 enou ,h to enable him to call
an yoI | told hin, how was. aud that
my friends all said was in consumption, am
the dor rs up here gave re up aud advised
me 'o g home TO de, but Instead Of going
ho@e J ea..ed upon You. and here an, as well
az i. Of them and likely 20 live a long time
yet. ,h strength enough to work with the
SIR %. -st II them. Doctor will SEM every
oae r1 you that look ca me as though he need
oi physician. 1t shall not be my fault if
Pay 'ae dies for wan, Of medical treatment
s. j d. all | can to keep the afflicted away
THa those pests Of society, yclept professors
r nigh sounding titled men who if the facts
~e'- Known. are mon who left their country
d." their c9untry's good. Publish this letter
d' tor, # you wish, and l hope some Of those
ti", humhGgged me may see il and sleep bad
one nj gEt Truly yours,
-30-3m GEO. DAVIDSON.
Butte record., 1855-10-06

a JERSEY WOMAN ADVERTISING HER
Hus8AND.-The following is taken from
the Mount Holly IN. J. Mirror:
M Husband Conc Tco DoAars Re
pard. l feel it to be my duty to inform
the public that my husband, George
Smith, has left me, without any just
cause and as it is believed that he ha,
gone off with another mans wife, l de-
SIRE to warn all women from having any
thing to do with him, for if he viii de-
sert one he will another, and no conf
dence can be placed in him. He is o.
short stature, rather stout, dark com
plexlon, jet black hair. and pretty COOS
looking II he has taken another woman
with him, as l suppose he has, | shall
consider him rather "smalI potatoes, -
aud never viii live with him again but
l should Ike to see him for about hall
an hour, just to let him have the length
Of my tongue-and Oh wouldn't 7 give
it to him. Anybody who viii bring him
back, SO that he can have my opinion OF
him, sh |! receive two dolllrs Of hard
earned money.
HENRIETTA SMITH.
Mount Holly, Jsly 80.
Butte record., 1855-10-06
Browns Hotel.
FORBESTOWN, Butte County,
CoJfor,,51

Cdtbf o. Htn'
J. II. SHARP & ] II LILLERD, Proprietors
THE UNDERSIGNED would respectfully
inform their friends, and the public generally
that Il y haze leased the above House. and
are prepared to accommodate the public with
the best the Market affords.
Their BAR, will always be supplied with
the choicest Wines, liquors and Cigars, and
they hope by strict attention to the wants OF
the Public to receive liberal share of their
patronage Stages leave the House for Ma
rysville every morning.
J H SHARP & co
Forbstovn, May 10, 1885.
Butte record., 1855-10-06

sg "Let US revive the memory Of
departed spirits" as the topper sadly
said when he filled the empty brandy
bottle with water.
Butte record., 1855-10-06

ESTABLISHED FOR TIE PERMANENT CURE OF
AL PRIVATE AND CR0NIC DISEASES, AND
THE SUPPRESSION OF QUACkERY.
Butte record., 1855-10-06

GG Jim Smirks puts rything to
use. His wife has a bald head, and he
straps MS razor on it.
Butte record., 1855-10-06

gosEPn ADDITIONS 20 Ea
81 Iarrea vl ek prime
be n
nclO
lyel o Gala
of
ful5a
Of
Butte record., 1855-10-06
CALIFORNIA SALVE
FROM 4 NATIVE VEG ETABLI
OF CAITFO RNEA

OF CALTFO RNEA
FH7UE MOST EFfICAtI0US and powerful
a Remedial Agent that has yet been intro
duced to the world. and is destined to eclipse
every preparation, in the cure OF the follow
ing diseases
Poison. or sores produced from poisonous
matter diffused through the system: Bruises.
Cuts. Chapped Hands and Lips; Corns. Flea
Bites, Spider stings, Mosquito Bites, Hives,
Sore Ears, Cutaneous Eruptions. Chiiblains,
Fever Sores, Burns and Scalds, Bo:ls and
Swellings of every nature Sore and Inhamed
Eyes, Fistula, Piles. Ring worms, Salt -Rbeum.
While Swellings, FEL0NS, Buboes and Eene-
real Sores. For the cure Of indolent Ulcers,
there is nothing that is its equal.
1t is a conceded fact by ADJ Physicians. Of
eminence, that every country produces IFS
Negotiable and Mineral Remedies adapted to
the cure of diseases incident to its climate.
and this natural truth is confirmed by the re-
markable fact that the invaluable Vegetable,
from which this Salve is extrocted, and which
is certain cure for the SCUB ok POI
SON OF THE MINES, is found growing
often in the midst, or always contiguous to the
oak itself. Wonderful consistency of nature
when the evil and the remedy are found -four
shing side by side.
The effect of this SALVE upon many euta-
ueous complaints, such as Hives and other
Eruptions, is most magical, instantly relieving
the itching and irritated parts, and often "A
few applications completing a cure
DR. D. b. SHRIEVES, one of the original
discoverers of this invalu Ables Specific, is an
old and well known resident of California
having been connected with the Z. S. Army,
as Assistant Surgeon for fifteen years: beside,
he has Travelled over many portions Of Europe,
and has made himself familiar with the vari-
Gus properties of the Vegetable Kingdom and
theref ore, has had the best Of opportunities
for discovering the Medical properties Of its
Vegetable productions, which he has improved,
as will be shown by the numerous remedies he
has introduced, both in the army and in his
private practice.
1s-Oorders for this Medicine must be di-
rected, post paid to
DRS. SHRIEEES & BELDIN,
Sole Manufacturers.
Office on Second street, few doors above c,
No Ia
Butte record., 1855-10-06
0orUtitG.
4 Lovers Eiss.

I've 5anaueted on Injuries,
Produced in every cline,
re listed on rich turtle soup,
AID supped on oysters prime;
81; nothing 50 delicious Is
within world Ike this.
>s satt caresses seasoned by
2 loveIy woman's kiss.
'are1 Ger tAa festive board,
,l} frank rich drafts Of wine
is.enel at the opera
aeloly divine;
BIT Oh, I never, never met
Such sFeet excess CT bliss
IS thrills the soul when lips receive
4 lovely wonla's Kiss.
n glitte--ng halls Of splendor rare
I've passed. the piiaigat hours
la gardens beautiful aul fir
I7s wa:slerei. mid the a3wers;
Bat there's a dearor jay th4l these
i9y woa.l not Diss-
\ heavenly rapture which Is found
IN lovely woman's ks.
Il my last hour. waen dea.h drAwz rs.r
u darkness an / il gloon,
May woman's smile my pathway cheer
Aad light us to the .on5;
All when my soul shall saka is aight
To other worlds than this,
My it be waited to the sk es
- lovely woman's kiss
Butte record., 1855-10-06

DRS. SHRIEVES & BELDIN
HAVE OPENED AN OFFICE in the RICK
Il Il BLOCK on SECOND STREET, a few doors
above c., Marysville, California.
DR.. D. B. SHRIEN ES for fifteen years has
been connected with the S Army as Assist
ant Surgeon, and will pay his entire attention
to the treatment Of VENERIAL DISEASES,
in all their various forms His long expert
ence in the Army, as well as n private prac-
tice, is a sufficient warrantee to all who may
consult him that their will be speedy and per
manent.
DR.. c. A. BELDIN will pay his attention
to the treatment Of GENERAL DISEASES,
Acute and Chronic but more particularly to
the cure Of FEVER -A.tD .4GUE. for
which disease he nag discovered specific; and
in all eases Of that kind, will WARRANT A
eTRE. fsbl7-15
Butte record., 1855-10-06

epA GENERAL ASSORTMENT
bass OF CHOICE Liquors, always
Ss1s%sz-z on hand, at wholesale or retail, at
at ire proof store Of
JOS. GLUCKAUF
Butte record., 1855-10-06


IIsHGSG FOR WoRMs-A late numb 2
Of the Scientife Amcri.ra contains
engraving and description of an ins.a-
ious "trap' for catching i-ape-wo-ma j.
the human stomach, for whlea pate
has been granted to Dr.. Al aheu5 Myers,
Of Indiana
The engraving exhibits a patient ~.
his head thrown back, mouth open, ev
staring, and we should judge, somea-a
inpa iently waiting for "a bite" H.
trap is a neat, small tube, made Of veis
;hin sheet gold or silver, Of the shape
al acorn, somewhat elongated, and oi
different sizes to suit patients In this
tube is a delicate, coiled Spring, that is
fastened by small fange on the bot
tom edge Of the tube, which IS baited
With a bit of cheese, to inyt the attacl,
Of the worms. The slightest touch, and
.Ae trap ''soes off," saf ly fixing III
worm to the top of the tube, when the
instrument IS withdrawn from the stoe~
aoh by thread attached to It's top. The
patient can readily tell whrn the worm
is capt I'd.
The patient IS first put upon a strict
course Of fasting for several days, and
allowed nothing but water to allay thirst
BY ihis tine, The tape-worm becomes
exceedingly hungry,anl by instinct draws
Itself into the stomach TO seek for that
noasishmcut when is denied it in the
iatestines The trap Is then swallowed,
and the "sport" commences, ,-the sue
cess Of which depends much upon the
s6:l Of h angler and the voracity Of
the worms.