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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-03-13
Mode of Taking the Census.

The Washington Constitution ia Il recent arti.
Gle, gives q clear synopsis of the law regulating
the Appointment and compei sstIun of census
takers. and he mode of taking the census, which
j. oi Interest just at this time. particularly To
the large number of persons who candidates
for the position OF assistant Nar>iiatS.
The duties Of taking the census drvolves upon
the Cniied States Mar>hals, who appoint their
own assistants. These Marshall, are required
by law To srbdivide theIr districts. aud for
each Subdivision TO appoint an assistant. taking
care not TO include greater population hy esii-
male than 21.OOU IN any one Subdivision. In
the prosecution of their work, the assistants aye
required 10 make two cup!es of their report
The original returns fled with the clerk of
the court of each county. ana the copies are for
wared To- the Marshal who transmits one capv
TO the Secretary OF State for his district aad tlc
orher 10 the census flee ia Washington. With
regard TO tie conn Iensatiou of the Marshals and
Assistant Marsha~. tie Constitution say-
The assistants who perform the work Of emu
meraiion. are paid on different principle.
combining in a novel manner. Compensation for
labor aud travel, one which frund iu one
rate very fairly and satisfactorily 10 the EN-
ployees and the government. His allowance i
two cents flr each person euunc ated for each
farm ten cents for each establishment of pro-
ductive industry fifteen cents for social statls-
ties. two per centum the amount allowed
TOR enurne era Ing the populan IL ; and Two
cents for each mortality IetHrn. with ten cents
tor travelling expens tn be asccrtalued 10y
multiplying the square root OF the number al
square miles in his division and from the
product whereof i, To he derived the number
of miles Travelled, and eight cents per page for
the two copies.
The compensation to the Marshal j. IN pro-
portion to the population enumerated 10y has
assistants should that exceed one million. he
is paid one dollar for each thousand persons
enumerated should the population ret1rned by
his assistants be less than one million, he rr-
ceIves the sum of dollar and twenty tive
cents for each thousand persons returned-a
system of compensation sufficiently moderate,
but which may admit of payment of
greater amount for a lesser sers ice. as l. the
case of a Marshal whose returns include $50 900
persons at one dollar and twenty five cents per
thousand persons. more than he whose
turns do no; exceed a mlliiion-In inequality
not sual rlting fees for mi leage aud other
services.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-03-13
A New Mormon Leader.

corresronden, OF the 81. Louis Republican
writing from Nauyoo, in this state GU 18th INST
says;
Joseph smith he son 81 the late prophet, Is
here. As also the otler members of the family
T,seph i understood among the Saints 10 be
the successor of has father in hi, prophetic office
81 - - hIure among the wuui 4 bc-wISe ones
hat hn is about Ia assume the robes OF his s7-
cred afice BE that j, may. it = true that he
X now en;eriaintuga a dele gallon from Salt Lake
who are using every persuasion IN Their power
Ia satisfy the Young prophet that he = called ui
God fort hwI;h assume The office ana pTocred
in Salt Lake. and take the head Of the Mormon
Council. 8,
J,.,eph IS a man of good. strong sense. and
sho,ld he undertake the station. / have 10
d,ul,t would endravor to make a reform among
his people He IS decidedly against F'!'ga"'y
y, I var of obedience to law. and "op'f>ee' az
any firm tn milking ttS Gef-fifes - i 10 oe
t.,,.sd that he will ua iertake the ASK anu sue
- m making Salt Lake the home of upright.
Ia,r-abidiug citizens instead 81 drn 81 thieves
Jn-enh however. Is beSet on the other SIDE oY
A., 5rranizaiIen Of Mormons IN tins SAFE. "in
are to meet ~ council q Ambny. OF The : ~
A,ril r,axr TO become their head. and II call
areund him all the faithful Ii J. not known
that he Viii listen 10 any "f theIF proposals. "u'
certain il l.. Il he refuses tr ex TciS@ the p'"
c- wilhln his control. he has = qfailty not CIV
o. to common men, u resist When te'npfeb WIZ
the certainty # power &c IA. that Il any OF 6
living man, power that needs no' he srmIe
F Of France or Russia 70 enfnrce II, h"t poWe
fhat i. over the mind. and ais 'lute confroa
over half mi ..,a Of souls, without ioFce sn
without expense.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-03-13

ANOTHER SICKLEs AFFAIR." 1YER THE LEFT
Quite sensation created the other day IN
our usually quiet cIiy, upon the announcement
that che Ulirlch had shot Mr. J. Biux. OF this
cty, Tor appr"prialIng hls (C-s) wife. Bat
VIXEN the truth came out. 1t WIS found that no
one actually shot-onIy scared
The circumstances. As near could learn,
are briefly a. follows
About two years ago the parties We're resId-
ing In Chicago. UIlrich was the fortunate pos
SCISSOR of "a handsome and affcc:Ionate wife CT
has turuei out that the "atfeCtIuuute part was
not all rs II might be } Is. lived directly oipu-
site L - and IN due course of time. II seems.
captvated the charming Mrs. [. She proceed
ed TO Indiana. AID procured snap divorce.
and married B. The saId couple lef for "a more
agreeable climate. l. had been lead n believe
that they hai gone to Georgia and 10 Georgia
he went. When there he Informed that
they had left there for CalIfurrIa-tAe land of
ruuaways He goes 10 California, and hcars
hat they have gone to y AHstraiIa-.u the tIr-oh
land lie g,es. Ne traces of them : ere.
ilIs search far, having prove fruItless he
returns IA ,t-paIr. Arriving h me lie discovers
hat he ha> been on wIid-goose chase all the
tune. for the pair had never been 10 Gen-ril.
California or Australia. but had been most of
the Time in this CITY. He comes here and finds
that the pair are living here. and on Nortas
m,rning last he espled B. saving wood near his
a Derrnger in the other, he caui.o sly aP-
preached B., who did nos discover lIn uuiIl
within a few feet. b makes a break round the
hnuse ;"rIhwIrhibu~. aud his aggrc-sor runs IN
another dIr,ilun without shooting.
warrant was ISSUED for u who arrest
ed An examination was held before the Po-
lice Justice. which resulted IN l. beng bound
over To appear ut the next term nt Court. 20 an
Sver the charge uf-we don know " Lat
Shc61yJdt Journal
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-03-13

RFvoLUrioNAEY ANECn 'TE-- The following
atccd te saws n cores, ondenj in the Ameri-
can VlRdq- Record comes from a source entitled
to perfect credit: Dung tie Revolutionary
w+r two British soldiers OF the army uf Corn
wallis. went into a hut Sc, and ab'-ei he IN
mates in a most cruel aud shameful manner
third soldier, IN gong INTO The hoG~t, met
then coming our. and knew thein, The gcoPie
aruuit,ed hIai Of all blame. but he Tas i'm
p-I-nued because lie reff.Scd ip disclose the
names Cf the offenders. Every art was tried.
but ia VAIN at length ne wa, condemned by q
court martial ~ de. When un The Eail"w-.
Lord Cornwallis. surpri ed a; his rertinacIty
rode near him.
Campbell said he 'w',a' fol yon are T.
die thus Di-clnse the names ot the unity men
aud you shall be Immediately reiea ,ed other
wise Won have not fifteen m nI;e> u live.
You are IN AZ eue'ny'~ country. my Lord
replied Campbell. "yop can better spare oae
man than two
Firmly adhering to his p1rP'7@, be lied
Does history furnish similar instance q"
such strange devotion for a mistaken point 0
honor ?
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-03-13

TUBING THE LARYxx IN CRouP-A peculiar
method of treating Group, when there l. dan
ger of asph yxla Is that which has been propos-
ed by VI. Buuchar. al a meeting of the French
Academy of Medicine. The Introduction OF a
tube through The glottIs Is the method III qneS-
/ ION instead OF iracheutumv. The tube i I ON
SIX to fifteen mIllinrters III diameter. aud from
eighteen t to twenty four IN length In order 30
Il, securely IN the llrnyx. the vocal cords are
placed between two pr,iec MS. which Prevent
either tie ascent or descent OF the tube. Whlch
- further secu ed b. silk c 'rdst a collar '.oout
th, neck Tie tube - allowed To remain uu-
til the. ~ rnTtor,~ a-phy xla have dis ipenred
l. - well calculated to excite astonlshnent that
a part 80 sensitive a. tire l'rynx under ordinary
circumstances - otld toitraie the pressure OF
sLch a body. Nevertheless, tie tube is perfect
~ well borne and mtertc-''s III no respect with
tie iuucti II If the pIgl":ti-. Il IS sufficient
Is short To- disappear entirely IN tie IarynX. Its
upper surface being ou level with the ventric-
Ie-. Fiom the experience OF VI Buuchat, he IN
ters- ir,f, that a metallic tube can be Introdu-
ced and allowed To remain IN the giotti>; see
oud that a metallic tube can be introduced a. 3
simple and safe method Of introducing air as
well As bY tracheu;Umv, whe.- there Is danger
of a~phl IA Group. ur any other disease ut ire
larvnx: third that after the prevention of the
asphyx:a the Group can Still! be treated locally
or coLstItutIunally.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-03-13

To frFvEST LICE on CALvEs.-A correspond
ent furnishes the Country Ge,t!eman the follow
ing recipe:
Take Of shorts one basel. and Ike quanti-
~ cirn, barley oaf-meal. and mix we'll To-
rether-glye each calf pint of the mixture
night and morriug-it can be fed on cat hay
iampened a better way. hnWevcr. Is to add
boiling water sufficient to scaId II. and let IT
stand TN Il nearly cpid and then feed II in the
form of slop. If oil meal can be conveniently
obtained. 4 small quan5ity may be added to
advantage They should be warmly stabbed.
and have all The good hay they wall eat, and
full supply ot pure water twice a day. The
above re'lPe Is apphrH'ie 10 older animals hy
increasing the quantity according 10 age ald
size.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-03-13

c"mplishcd as Peter Lyons. They would.
thrnccforih lake hi- fnrrnne> under their charge
n d every voice would be hi> own. Almost
Immediaiely Henry was thus enabled TO cutter
upon full pracrice HIS dHcket was Il Les: aud
the success = aIch he achieved WAS ali that his
admirers expected. He was nes er great case
lawyer bur before jury lie was almost lrrc-
sistahle. His wonderful POWER q! Iuos ing the
human heart placed hIn in advance of every
c..u,rctiior; ai,d it soon became phrase of the
country people. expressive of tie desperate
strait If any one. that even Patrick Henry
couldn't save him"--No,o York Century
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-03-13

Wr~1Fy AID MS CuMPANInrs He could be
noble ~ has repro"f all things Joseph
Bradford was for many wears hi7 travelling cum
pau!on. amt considered no task from hI'n too ser.
t!lehutwas subject To- changes "f temrer Wesley
directed hIn tn carry package "f letters I" The
most. Bradford wished TO hear his sermon first.
Wesley va. urgent and Insisted. Bradford re-
fused. chen" SAID Wesley. you and must
part" VERY good. sir" replied Bradford
Inc Wesley accostcd his old friend and asked II
he had considered at ne had said That
they must part Yes sir" replied Bradford
And must " E pariE' inquired Wesley. Please
vo,,.s,If sir" was the reply w IL YOU ask my
TT,arlony' rejolned Wesley. No sir" Then
/ viii ask yours. replied the great man Brad
ford melted under the example, and wept like
4 child History Of -EetkodiSm
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-03-13

M.xIIxESs.-The purpose of life IS TO form
manly character t" get the best development
uf body and spirt-ot ntIuei. consequence, Heart,
soul! Tins J. the end all else is mems Ac
cordiugly. that Is no: the most pleasure, the
most money ease, the most power or place
honor or fame; but that which gets man the
- o>t manhood, prfiurIue. the greatest amount
of hn'nan duty, enj'ys re gIea'e>5 Hn"unt 81
human right aud acquires the greatest am'un'
Of manly character. II is of no importance
whether he wins this hy wearing a hod on h-
sh,, llrrs. or = crown upon his head. Ii 's the
character, and nat tue crown, value. The
crown prri~hath with the head that wore II; bul
the "a a ac;er lives with tie im"rtal man who
acI. eyed l. AMI 1t /. ut no c"nse3 3uence wheth-
,r That Immortal man goes Ep 10 Cod from a
throne or a galnw>.-Ia Ia@o4 re Parker.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-03-13

A. nishm"'.d, in the mouth Of May,
climbed III rity's lofty crest
Be,"v. the EVIL ltndccape Iay.
and proudly sfrean-d.:t east to west,
The glcrics of ala, daSning cay
There stand the statues Crawford gave
His country, white vi IA bleeding heart,
She shcwes ed upoa his "ren grave
The laurels oi victorious Art.
And wrpt he life she could not save.
How grandIy, on thar granite base.
The youthful hero sits sublime
The Lead r al the chosen Race.
The nollc of the sons of TiTqe.
With all l.i- future in his face
And he who framed the matciless plan
For Frerd"m and Iii tt LcI laId,
Type O the just. stEaci"us Man.
Like Arts .ite-, ea M and grand,
Within the Roman Vatican.
Nor les he wesrs th,, patriot wreath.
The fore mnsf of the three, who stands
A. when with his prophetic breath,
And flashing eyes and outstT-tched hands,
He cried for Liberty or Death :"
Her su,ei, il is good to be
Where Freedoms native ~nil tread,
And, on the mount, tIanstgured see
The Fathe5~, with Whose anne re wed
The endless blessings Of the free.
But when the SUBMITS amp e crown
Fianed with the mornings ferccr heat,
;urre and slowly passing down,
With curious u from ~fgert tu stree,
Went ndering through the iusy town
And fingered, when charced to n.
The voices f a crowd. which hung
WIKI laugh an,i oayh and empty jrer,
tsr>i,i. door DER which VAS uag
The rer; flag IF the auction"tr-
In truth ii w.s 4 motley crew:
The brutal ,TairI. sly and srrr,
The .r-,. WI h hi- >un-l.urnt hue,
Fire. iGie TO" usins.h. and between,
With face. .un~asLtG, ,he itre'su Jew
WitIif, God Of grace what sight
y .- G.,i~ tuf ,-st~ VI ltl. -cHIcr lad turned
From you5i, ofUiat mai !i'i hit,
IoI thoughts upon whose altars bu.ned
The MS just hlA-.e- 80 4 light.
So when the rapt 9i>cii,.z cane
From Tabor on that ID, ssed morn.
what chilli, so soon their hearts of fame
The feroe q moniac, wild aud torn,
The cry of human guilt aHd shame.
For here were men-young men and old,
Scared with bo; iron and tie la-o
And women, crushed with gricfs untold
And little children, cheap Ter cash
Al waiiine-waiting to be sold
For me. each hourly good crave
Comes to the bidding OF my will;
For them, the shadows OF the grave
Have gathered, or he woes That I'LL
The lifelong bondage OF the slave
Too long nv thoughts were schnoIed to see
some preI-Nt for "a atai thrall
Now Reason >puTns each narrow plea.
Oue tuIiu Of manhood cancels all,
One thFob oflits setsiHe free.
virginia. shall the Great and Just.
Iik- So ;ri-s GUARD the >Iavci in ,
O. rise aui traIu ypar borders til 'uAt
Tii~ th ic,--lecursed trade in ur~u,
or hufi your heroes 20 the dust
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-03-13

IrTr-Ah, there j. fouchIng heauty IN the
radiant up-look of the girl just crossing 10 tie
lIrrits of youth and commencing her jour- :
through the checkered sphere of womanhood I.
I, i all .lea--sparkIe and morning glory 10 her
ardent, bunya spirit. a. she presses forward,
exuItinc in bliSsful autIclpa'IonS. But tn"
witheri1g heat Of the conflici of life cre@fs on
the dew-drnps exhale; the garlapds Of hope
shattered and dead sfrew the pa'h and too
often. ere uoofride. the clear brow aud sweet
s,,,Ie are exchanged for the weak look nf one
longing for the evening rest, the twilig It, the
tIrht
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-03-13

THE Tea PLaST.-Tbe journal of -fGricldt,lr.
SAYS. he culture OF the tea plant IL the govern
rneut forcing houses. has. thus far eqUalied
pecIarIous. They have been offered by the
cntllnii issIouer TO members Of Congress fn- dis
trlbutIou III those sections where the shrub viii
probably flourish IN tie open AR. A few plants
have also been sent TO those 10 more northern
attitudes Who can protect them III green houses
during the winter.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-03-13
Tgy pR TRiSK'S MAGNETIC OINTMENT.

None genuine unless signed = RHeH' with pen
See paluF containing ful directions around each
bot with agents Price stll4-
l5r-. s3 t1lv@a ~h5llin-~ large bottles
x H. Plslford and john. II. Vivian. Nlnera
Point ans All other druggists in the country
All orders Should h, addressed y N NJ'f'rf
c6 FarIviIle Madison Co. \ : eu-7
s44hv r n Pulfar,s arst J. III vivian Mineral Point
a + T.oraas aud wua. a Bishop. Dc5eevilIe- Henry
webb Linden Power. Iagnl'e s &C.. HiEhlan3- \ "
;, -, .,,-, ana ~ Nedirine dealers generally
t-srs should he addressed 20 Wra- Nudge Co, kar
vie Madison Co. y Y.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-03-13

HARD FLEsHED WArERxELoS-A correspoa-
dent uf the London CoH4ge uariener says he
possesses vauety Of har!-feshed watermelon.
which. = used wiih oue-third apples. makes
most '!e. q iIs iarts. dc. As preserve. It Is
sa..i 10 hr superior 10 the Green Gage. aad
hardly di-tIu Eui>liable from most citrou. The
melon /, Of = ender grUnIh. small IL foliage. and
may he treated almost like a cucumber. being
A, Z hardest Of the whole race uf melons, though
not cafail..
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-03-13

~ The following i literal copy, OF 10
lii IF questions for discussion II debating
club out west "Sahjecko OF DisSusion
is dansin morallee rong
BIZ, ?"
is 1t necessary ,ha; femails should reseave a
thurrav literary eiucaohun g
..Ort fernai.s 10 take part in Pollytix 2
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-03-13

BFAvs AID C0RN FuR Cows --A correspondent
of the Geaesec Farmer SAYS he fed his cows
early ia-t spring. with three pinis each per day.
of Indian corn and white beans. ground toge;h-
in cqaal parts. He never had his cows DO 80
we'll On any other food they gave large
quantity oi milk and the calves we're The finest
h.. ever ras,d IL SAYS lie shall sell 10 more
beans but feed them 80 i.is GOV >
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-03-13

SrrxAcn-As soon as the frost has disap-
pea-ei prrpa t a bed Tor early spinach. Tie
ground -hou he heavily uiau4red. deeply
stirred. and pulverz-d very II g Draw tie
drill a ftat api-t. and enc inch deep, SOW the
seed and press .ae earth lightly oEer them
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-03-13

How TO FErr FovL-.-A hen cifiekens are
ct,ita ,otg give them India. meal tive times
a day. and gAeia old enough 10 lay, about a "a
bic spoonful of Cayenne Pepper with Their meal
r,l.r,tv nt iIae an4 gravel enables them 10 give
near twenty dollars year Ter their products.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-03-13

THE UUBBARp SQUAsH-A writer says Il
discard the marrow - unworthy cultivation
where the Hubbard can be obtained At tins
daie my common sweet pumpkins sweet poia-
roeS. and Marrow ra,iieS. are all decay Ell and
decaving. while a hun,!rej specimens Of the
Hubbard ~ fine order When wanted for
u-.. Il i best cut mp with saw or Ratchet and
c"okrd with tie SHE'LL attached. II iS throwing
away labor to attempt TO get the she'll off. IL
may lie either steamed. sreved. boiled or
baked. For pies II l. considered unequalled.''
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-03-13

.-In Georgia Tennessee. Alabama. Ni7Sls'
.inni and Northern Louisiana. the alterH"tioh7
frain dry weather 70 vet. and from heat !" -
.s-,e crId. have almost ruined the wheat crop
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-03-13

.@rhe Cenra al Hotel the GsleDa De-
r,,t Al Rockford. rs destroyed BY IRE on the
n IN ng OF the lth inst j. was occupied -
II Thomas Petp -, and was insured FOR e.
OJO.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-03-13

.<-Johu McCariy writes 20 the s. Louis
Republican that the story going the rounds "i
the papers. that niece "f D'n''. . C"nheii ha''
been arrested in Chicago for vagrancy. Is IN
-rue.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-03-13

.<A leagae has been formed IN Isc ''7.h
IN resi, the t,reclnsure Of the m"T'gage upon
farms given To aid the building oi 'he Kacine
and Mississippi road
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-03-13

A Frsz occurred in MI waukee on the u H. on
RI, Tater 81. destroying property - tie
-, Of from s29.Co) 10 $4,000.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-03-13
poftrp.
RICHMOND,

Br VILLA ALLES Br r,
Author Of = Nothiug-to " =.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-03-13

@au3s -n-assine. Side. Back. paes-t Le-.ss o1el.
4 - Is 4 rorf E1o-s.+ HI N.it - >
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-03-13

- Gen si- wx. N>:ses Is lead
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-03-13
BENI q - 0gT,

Hf..f. .'es e5ll .f-s t. is.-triss r..vte5"t
n Is sss-, ..taa ~taae, Hls, SOY n, 1'5'. t1
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-03-13

TTaRSEl 49, seg>~rl.l.aE tANn s. 'gL
4 Lsg TI>si .tstST. Ss-lt.a4rs. Lafagette 1g.- H's
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-03-13

r-4-Rera~ Az PHYSICIAN. Once opposite
= P.-t tH-r uT .alrs-
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-11-07
WHAT EVERYBODY WANTS.
THE FAMILY DOCTOR. CONTAINING
Simple Remedies, Easily Obtained, for the
Cure Of Disease IN all Forms
BIZ Prefessor HENRYS. TAYLOR. II D.

By Professor HENRYS. TAYL OR, H. d.
Il Tells Tou How to attend upon the sick, and
how to cook for them; how to prepare Drinks,
-Poultces, &C., and how to guard against in
fection from Contagious Diseases.
II Tells You Of the various diseases Of Children
and gives the best and simplest mode of treat
ment during Teething, Convulsions, VAGINA
ton, WhooPing cough, Measles, &c,
70 Tells lOu The symptoms of Group, Cholera
Infantum, Collie, DiarrhOa, Worms, Scaled
Head, RingwOrm, Chicken-pox, &C., and gives
You the best remedies for their cure.
Il Ielts You The symptoms of Fever and Ague,
and Bilious, Yellow, Typhus, Scarlet and 9th
er Feyers, and gives you the best and simplest
remedies for their cure.
Il IeIs IOu The symptoms Of Influenza, Con
sumption, Dyspepsia. Asthma, Dropsy, Gout,
rheumatism, LumhagO, ETysipelas, &C., and
gives you the best remedies for their cure.
Il Tells Xoa The symptoms of Cholera Morbus.
Malignant Cholera, Smallpox, Dysentery.
Cramp, Diseases of the Bladder, Kidneys and
Liver, and the best remedies for their cure.
Il 1cLLs You The symptoms Of Pleurisy. Mumps.
Neuralgia, Apoplezy, Paralysis, the various
Diseases Of the Throat, Teeth, Ear and Eye,
and the best remedies for their cure.
IL IetLS lou The symptoms Of Epilepsy. Jaundica
Piles, Rupture, Diseases of the Heart, Hemor-
rhage, Fenereal Diseases, and Hytlrophobia
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