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Nebraska advertiser., 1861-04-25

|EPHARD. Superintendent Of Ia T..
Company. paid this city and
Eanctum a flying visit last week. IN
i is bis business to be flying around"
He is a go-ahead business
and is devoung himself 10 the inter
Of the company, who is fortunate in
ring the services of such men. Long
ne wave:
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-04-25

ever was q season more p~ropitious Than the present,
90 far. Just enough rain, falling gradually 100, that the
hitherto parched earth may receive the full beneat q
every drop. Our farmers we're never more encouraged
never more active IN prosecuting Their Iabors.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-04-25
LEGAL NOTICE.
March 9Th, 1851


Thomas Heady, Nemaha Comfy Dis
rs. triet Court, Of tie See
Henry Neimicr and ond Judicial District,
Caroline Ncinier, Nebraska Territory.
The above named defendant, Henry Neimier and
Caroline Neinier his wife, viii take notice that the
above named plaintiT. Thomas Heady, has fled O pc
titiou in the Court aforesaid against them, the OBJ
iect and prayer Of which is to obtain a decree for
The sale Of tie folloEing real estate situated Rsaid
Of Nemaha, t0-Wit The north east Qiarter
81 section Sixteen in township six, north Of range
fifteen, east Of tho sixth principal meridian. and 70
have the proceeds ~ said sale, Or s. much as may be
p~eeessary, applied q The payment 8f q certain juig-
nent rendered at the April term A b, 1889, Of said
CoaFt FOR eI6l 81 and costs Of suit, 10 an action
wherein sid Thomas Heady Eas plaintiff and said
Henry Neinier vas defendant and also to debarau
exclude said Carcline Neinier Of AL right or title to
aid land which She may claim therein separate from
her husband. Said defendants are required TO ans
wer On OF before the 18th day Of Nay, a . 1851, OF
thu several matters alleged win b taksn IS true and
decree made accordingly.
WA. MoLENNAE, AtyforPlnI.
March y, 1851 n33- 4W-s750
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-04-25
Wanted in the Printing
Business.

Il opportunity is presented in this oSeo 70
-actical printer Who can command a reasoua-
cunt Of Capital By Prootieal Printsr is
bpe who thoroughly understands the printing
y in al its details not merely a composition
superficial knowledge q other duties devoly-
|op the suporintendent Of a well conducted
K Office.
5~eants, II not personally known, must be well
as 10 business qualifications and steady
For particulars address TAdeertissr Brown
nebraska.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-04-25
&c Cincinnali Gazstfe I've

Not less than TEN thousand men have
been drilling 10 this ciiy the past week.
The excitement increases daily, and all
classes are preparing TO fight, If neces-
sary for the preservation Of the Union,
and to wipe out the indignity offered 10
our flag in the attack of Fort Sumpter.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-04-25
prOhata Nofica-

WHEREAS WIN. b. Philips administrator 81 lie.
estate Of John Goys, deeeased, has made applieaHon
70 the Pnlbate Court Of Nomnta eonnfr. Esffa.ta
T~erHtoFy, for one years extaDsi0n Of tine - c0leet
the assets of said estate and pay the debts ard ltla-
cies chargeablo against The sane.
Notice IS hereby given that i haze set lhs 21ddaT
Aarch.a d 1851 at 10 oclock, a no, as ihotime ~
herring said application &c ny oGice in Br6wngillo
IN said county, when and where aI persons i~ntarssts
ed may attend and show cause Rhy the said cxton.
sion Of time should not be allowed. n
Witness my hand and seal tails % day of March
a q 1851. (n35-5t-s8l @. W. WHEELER
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-04-25

IA. SuNMEks has opened a new Ba-
J and Confectionery. establishment al
Old stand. There is the place
ct your red bread"
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-04-25

Te notice a new Boot and Shoe man
fury has just been opened up on Sec
street, between Main and Water, by
=. GRAEr. We reckon be will au-
ize us TO speak more in detail for him
re long. Advertising is essential 70
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-04-25
Paper in Nebraska y

herman Paper in Nebraska I've
We before US the ffsl auHber Of The
Nebr0ska Dptehs Zeifung,7 a weekly
ermaa newspaper. Published al Nebras-
City, and edited by Dr. +. RENSER-
is neotralln politics aud religion. Tie
|putauon Of Dr. Renper IS a Sufficient
Harrantee ibas the paper viii be ably
Inducted. Terms. s.. A specimen
by can be seen al this Office. We will
30 forward names and money for hose
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-04-25
wHCWUaT HOWUw sOUAsH.

E1e subscriber hasa fair supply a. Eesdsof friE verv
desirable variasyaf squash. eh11h he viii sert AZ nal
10 any address n3st p4fda "a IS cents per rsckare. II
dry t~izfGl-y QsVd 90 t4s eeiebrssEa aasol Il and
10 ze na II srne t az excee-s a.. Taicsy
Taken 1~itdeetae tt<s1e 81 tae BEST.
h. 4. FERRF,
Aarcb, s. GrssccSs ca, LpG.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-04-25

HARPER ron NAY is upon our table. This number
completes the I'D volume Of the valuable periodical
and now Is q favorable time 10 subscribe. Terms 81
single COPY; or So where three or more copies are taken.
Harper. Adrerfissr and Farmer for e.,
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-04-25

LADTEs' Dies GooDs-The spung STOCK 81 Ladies'
|ess Goods just received by HILL. just suit. judging
q the crowd Of ladies who rush there and purchase.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-04-25
FLIGIOTS

There viii be preaching at the Con-
gregauonal Church on Friday evening,
April 26lh, by Rev H. T. Davis, Of Ne
braskh CITY
Preaching al the Christian Church on
the lasl Sabbath in April. at ten A. NJ,
and three P. NJ, BY Towner, Edwards
and others.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-04-25
OM W.
Brownville, Aprii4 4. 1861 -Iy q


NOTICE Is hereby given that under and by virtue
Of m assignment made and executed t. me BY 7. T.
White, and recorded ia Miscellaneous Book No. I
Of the records remaining in the office Of the Register
Of Deeds of the county Of Nemaha in the Territory
Of Nebraska ! viii. upon Saturday the t6th day of
May. A. ID. 1851, between the hours Of one and three
O'clock, proceed 70 sell at auction. in- front. Of the
Office Of the County Clerk pf SAIL caInty in said
Territory, the following described real estate and
personal property, to wit:
East half of northwest Of southwest section. %
town 8, range 10; 20 acres. -N04A
Southeast Of nortbv est section 80, town 5, range
IS 10 acres. -EetNWH
Northwest Of. section 3, town 5, range IS 100 acres
Northeast Or. sec. 10, town !, range IS 100 ,cres.
Southeast or. sec. 10. town ., range Is 100 acres.
West half Of southeast Or. section %, town 5, range
IL: so acres
One lot Of land commencing forty rods east Of the
southwest corner of southeast quarter Of section III,
town 5, range IS, east, thence running east on Sec
ton line forty rods, thence north forty rnds, theI ce
west forty rods, thence south forty rods to place of
beginning. coataining ten acres more orless.
Lnts rs and IS, block 81. Middle Brownville.
Lnt r. blek IS. Brownviile.
L0l rs, bluck %. l}Fewnville. 5u ~ El5
Lots IS and Is. block ~. with house, Brownville
Lots 1. 2 6, z. 8. 9. 10. II, II, Is, IL, Is aud is in
block A. Western Division.
lots ~. SO, Z. So. 10, IA, Is, I6, ~, IS, 10.
20 in block +, Western Division.
Two Stoves. one blork and tackle.
The above prupertg tObe sold by me tor sash N
hand 70 tbohighest bidder
). L. SWAN,
Assignee Of ]. 7. Whyts.
NOTICE.
All persons having claims against the late firm Of
I. T. Whvte & Co., or 4 7. Whyte. are hereby motif
fed to PRESENT the same on o. before the l7th day Of
June. A. D., 1861.
ST.. SWAN,
fffh Assignee Of L 7. Whyte.
ApFiI IT. 1851. n4O-6t-SI7-50
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-04-25
WANTED.
I. 7. Whyto 3 Co.,.
80


james EntWisile.
Notice Is hereby given that by virtuo 81 81 exeea~
ton Issued By TIE Clerk q the District Codrt 81 Ne
maha county, Nebraska Territory, against the de-
fendant James EnfWistle in he above emitted can85
aud IN favor Of the plaintiff therein i r.. Whyts 3
60. for The sum Of one hundred and thirty-s8gen
doilars and seventy-fve cents, ard the costs sf sdis
amonntiDg 70 eleven dollars and sixts ave cents
B. Wells Sheriff of said county ia said Territory
have levied upon and vii 1far for snle ne p1tiss
auction. &c The door 0f the house in which $50 hn
term % The aiid DiaFiei Court Tor said county ans
held. 81 Monday the 18th day of Nay, q a, 1864, as
the houroff 0o,eleuk. n m of said daY. The fofoH5ne
described prorerty. towit. The souf8eaa qunter q
northwest quarter 81 section number So. tcrnshib
numb 5, Of mnge is, east ~ the 9th pfreipai
meridian, containing 40 acres the above property
situated 10 Nomaha county taken a. The property 81
james EntWis.lc. J. B. WELLS. sheriff
By. I'll. MOHEIsoE, Deputy.
april II, 1851. n40-5t.s9
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-04-25

Those Ladies' and Msse shoes at Hills are o. the
latest style, best material, AID cheapest prices, and
cannot fall insult.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-04-25

ybody goes 20 Hills 20 purchase Dry Goods
ies, o~ueeusware' Hardware, Boots Shoes Hats
Bonnets. Furniture &C.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-04-25
sHERIFF's SALE.
Lushbaugh a Carson,
District Court.

Vs District Court,
E. M'Cann,
By virtue Of a wris Of sale TO me directed from
the District Court Of NerEaha county. Nebraska Ter
ritory. l viii offer for sale. at The door Of Homer
Johnson's Hall, the place where said Court held its
Ia { term, in the town of 3 Fownville. Nemaha county,
Nebraska Territory, On Tuesday, the Both day Of
April, 1861, az the hour Of 2 o'clock, 2 ~, the fol-
lowing lands and tenements. viz the vest half of
the southeast quarter Of section ten. in township
FIVE; north Of range fourteen, east Of the 9th prihci-
pal meridian, in Nema IA county, Nebraska Territory.
J.B WELLS, Sheriff.
by j.. II MORRISON, Dep.
March 2sth, 1851. nSs-lw-s5
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-04-25

That bottle Of Eye opener Glands.
ely plunged into the depths Of our
ais cadaverous pocket" ~ BoB
Ar, bears a close Acquaintance -
E vouch for It's ger u~ineness and adapt
lily 70 opening fye
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-04-25

MagHum BORum Squash few
PPer seeds of this celebrated squash,
rom Terry's, Cor sale al the Advertiser
|fice. Price, Is cts.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-04-25

The New Store II BRowN & STRIcK-
LEayis nov IN fun blasI and Jacob =
doing The very genteel thing" toward
Customers.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-04-25


ho says HlLL is notselrng goods lower than any
r house above 81. Louis.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-04-25

- ht
In the Distrp-t Court, Nemaha county, Nebraska
Territory
Hontio q. WorraIl. Francis Prenat, John w. Null
len. William Delay aud Hannah Delay, hiswife will
take notice that Abner Dawson and David ). True,
doing busiuess a. DAWSON 4 True, have filed q pstit
ton and afterwards an amended petition in the
Court aforesaid against them. the object and prayer
of which Is to- forecI0se a certlin mortgage On thS
north elst quarter o. section SIX, IN sOweship SIX.
north of range thirteen. east Of the sixth principal
MERIDIAN. IN sud cuunfy Of Nemaha. made BY the
said Horatm e Worrail in Eavor Of GeUrge l.. Muck
oils, that the said land be sold and The proceeds APP
piled in payment OF a certain premissory note Tor
$50 With interest at the rate Of I've per cent. per
month FROM January 4th, 1888, made By said Hora-
ito G.. W0rrall in favor Of one George l.. Nnekoiis
and assigned to said plaintiffs ard also to declare
null and void a certain deed made By William Delay
and Hannah Delay in Ocsaber, 1853, TO said Francis
Prenat and lohn W Mullan, and 10 debar, exclude
nnd forever ftreeleSe said defendants and each ef
them >; an right. tille and iuterust which they may
claim 70 said lands said defendants are required lc
answer on o. before the 18Th dayiIf May. D 1857,
~ The several matters therein stated will be taken as
true and derree made accordInEly.F
MBEWBTT THOMAS, Aftys for Pig.
March ~ 1851. n3S- 4w-$750
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-04-25

That new Editors Easy Chair, !"
which found its way into this Office with
he compliments Of THfoDoRE HiLL," ard
now graces our sancsum, is grady adj
G'red BY our numerous visitors, and we
sad, the Hstyie suits VS. 7 10 a dot. Some
how Hill has a peculiar faculty for suiting
people. His new goods always suls 10 a
0arm, and 60 off Ike hot cakes. Hear
gent or lady boasting Of rare bargains
'~o' inVariably they SAY, "goi Il al HIis!"
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-04-25

Read the advertisement Of DR., cRIM,
no has recently bought out The City
rug Store. The doctor is q practical
sgisi and regular practicing Physi-
and must Civ satisfaction iu the
line. Call aud tim i SICK
. afflicted" 81
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-04-25
1861
McCUltMICK'S
Reaper & Mower.
81 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT by
d. H. MCCORMICK g. BROS,
CHICAGO, ILLS.
twenty-five Th0u,and Sold During tie
last six years
An A0erage o. ore. 1900 eqeh Heur. Sales have
inereo.ed from 1900 IN 81 70 5000 ia go.

As n REAPER. the .'McCormick" has been befure
the American public tor the last twenty years, and
during that time has gained "a reputation which is
World Wide Notwithstanding the yearly IN
creashg osmlefitisu. aud the host Of i~nventorss en-
gagged ,n hed vels ment ri Ruaping Machines. the
"Mc .o.miek" leads tie van-the acknowledged su-
prrirt . al ia the mareh for practical improve
menrs
-thai He Acth rsniek Nas e,lnces D Noted Reaper,
hat -s a"tsg~ated. . simply ridiculous. rs the in
cnaslns d IN "a Ept fFdve. No single establish
m-ut in M" NOkli. narsfa lures so largely Of
Tues unlarp ns nna none exIepds equal money
tim n tilvnf iu reAtebte mrovements
Ann changes laet beeu f, cfed during the past
,Hasas. AID 60 1861, the ~McCormick' is presented
greater attractions thgn ever heiOre. As a Reaper
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-04-25
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE.
Save THE PIECE 81
cAnTION.-

A. esrts;n unprinciplod persons are ~attemptirg 20
naim oT ~ ne 6nsuspeetng pabiiH. limitations Of ny
PKRP8RED gfTE. would caution III persons To-
examine before purchasing. and see TIA re faAt
~SP4LDTNG'S rREPARED GLuf-E1
il on the outside wrapper Al ottters ~ s~windiing
oaRnlerEeils
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-04-25

He returns thanks FOR past liberal patronage, and
informs the public that he Predetermined 70 sell goods
NJ prices 80 low that be fears no competition. Call
and examine his barge stock Of goods Of all kinds.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-04-25

Cash Business the future THO.
viii sell goods Tor cash or good produce in hand
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-04-25

By the use or these Pills the periodic attacks OF Nero
Gus or Sick Headache may be preveatea; and II taken
81 the commencement Of an attack immediate Telef
from pain and sickness will be obtained
They seldom fail In removing The Nausea and Head
ache To- which females are 50 subject.
They act gently upon the bOwels-removing CoStaee-
For Literary Men, Students Delicate Females, and
all persons Of S~edtnfary habits they are valuable as a
Ld5dfiUe. improving the appetite giving tone and Vg-
gor to the digestive organs, and restoring the natural
elasticity and strength IF the whole system
The CEPHALIG PILLS are the result Of long %iDyesti-
CATION and CAREFULLY conducted experiments; having
been in use many years. during which time they have
prevented and relieved a vast amount or pain and SUI
fering from Headache. whether originating ia the aer-
UOUS system err from a deranged state Of the ston9dch
They are entirely vegetable in their composition. anc
may be taken al ali times with perfect safety, without
making any change ofdiet. and the absence Of a dis.
agreeable taste renders Il easy to adDainistT tasm Il
children.
Beware of counterfeitsi
The genuine rave FIVE signatures Of Henry G. spaIding
soid 6y Druggists and all other Deaiersln Medicines.
Abox will De sent BY nail prepaid on receiPto Of the
Price IS cents.
All orders should be addressedto
HENRY C. SPALDING.
as. Cedar Street, New York.
Dec. 6. 1850. u22 "
As tbesr Tssiimoniois mere unsolicited Jg IN. SPAL-
DING they aford nnq"e.tionau proof ef'ths
efficacy Of this taly scientific aiscosery.
B,rerv. lass, Dec. II, 1860
Fl G. SPALDfNG, ESQ.
Iwisb for some circulars or large show bills. to
bring your gephalic Pills mere particularly before
INV customers. If you have anything Of the kind,
please send to me
One of my customers. who Is subject t. severe Sick
Headaohe. usually lasting twn days. sas cared Of
an ottack Al one hoarby yonr PaTs. which / sent her.
Respectfully yours,
w B WILKES.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-04-25

single bottle Of SPALDING'S PREPARED
GLUE viii save ten times its cost annuslly-
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-04-25
THE0D0RE LII, I'm.

BroWnville, Nebraskas
April IS 1884,.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-04-25
CUSTOM WORK.

Thave on hand q splendid assortment Of frc1cf 40
and Calf skins for home manufacture, % order. unth1
most ressnable terms. All work warranted 90 ba pay
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-04-25

All persons having claims against the late firm Of
I. 7. Whyte 4 Co., or i 7. Whyte. are hereby motif
fed to present the same on o. before the l7th day Of
June. A. D. 1861.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1861-07-25
Fruits of Secession in Charleston.

A gentleman recently from Charleston
communicates some facts to the Boston
Journal which that paper says may be
depended upon as the results of the block
ade of that section. He says that trade
is perfectly prostrated, specie scarce, "pa-
per currency in the shape of pasteboard
tickets common. butter seventy Eve cents
per pound, coffee thirty five cents, and
other things in proportion. The Custom
House officers have nothing to do, peti.
ton has been circulsted amongst the in.
habitants that their salaries be diminish.
ed one half, and that part of the force be
dismissed. They also say that "events
have turned out very differently from
what they expected; that they never
thought it would come to this, and reiter-
ate Mr.. Davis's desire for peace" "If
they will only let US have peace, it is all
we ask" they say very meekly. 1t ap.
pears, too, that there is at least one Union
man left in Charleston, in the person of
Judge Pettigrew-that "he still holds to
bis love for tho Uuion," and can afford to
do SO. as bis "high position secures him
the right to his own opinion" Some uu-
casiness is felt at so many troops being
allowed to leave the State, and Governor
Pickens has declared that no more troops
shall be allowed to leave.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1861-07-25
All for Ten Cents,

A member of Congress now in Wash
inptou, writes I'll must not close with
out telling you of the laughable manner
in which I and friend who was riding
with me, were sold the other day. AS
We we're drising from one camp to anoth'
cr. We approached large tent. which We
supposed was the officers headquarters,
as on the canvass in large plain letters
was printed, Headquarters N. Y. 7tb
Regiment We drove up, got out, aud
we're about to enter, when saw very
neat sign over the door of the tent, which
read, Homeopathic Physicisn--Consulta-
ton fee, Ten cents On entering, | saw
Que after another enter, walk up to the
counter, deposit thereon ten cents, make
the most woe looking face, and placing
their hands on their abdomen, say-'Doc.
tor, am awfol sick, what must l take I
The prescription. SO far as | saw was in-
variably the same for all complaints
Three fingers of whiskey, diluted with
Homeopathic additions OF water. Whis
kew and water of course all free. The
Doctor seems to be very popular, aud i
the number | saw prescribed for witbir
ten or fifteen minutes was anything like
fair proportion of his daily calls. h'
ought to retire soon and soon and leav'
bis business to q junior partner"
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1861-07-25
Affairs in New Orleans.

The Boston T'uveze7 learns, from a
gentleman just from New Orleans, some
particulars Of the state o! affairs in that
city:
There is one regiment in New Orleans
composed entirely of colored men, inclu-
ding slaves as we'll as free blacks, the
Colonel of which is named Thomas Iaba-
tut. The people in and about the city
have no fear Of instructions, but in the
interior Of the state there is, it is said,
some danger that the blacks will rise.
"Our informant states that everything
is changed in New Orleans. One would
never know by passing through the streets
that there was su,h country as the Uni
States. Every sign, every name and ev-
erything that ever pertained to our gov
government or the Union have been OBJ.
liberated.
"Some of the nen who are now in the
southern army have said, when question
ed as to their opinion of sscecession, that
it was the 'raDkest treason A large
Dumher Of those who went from New Or
leans to Pensacola were at that time U.
MON men. Ir will be remembered that
there were seven of the convention that
did not sign the ordinance of secession
Among this number was Edward Rozier
lawyer Hho replied, when asked if be
would not sign, bringing his clenched fist
upon the table, 1 will never sign that, Sc
help me God and yet that same man is
now in the army.
"Tbere is one large cotton merchant
worth 100000 who is now private SOL
dior, with one of his own clerks for cap.
tain of the company.
"Nine-tenths, it IS said, OF the men en-
gagged in priVateering are from the North.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1861-07-25
Change of Tune in Palmettodom.

Tho Charleston rs. CO. Courier, in re.
cent issue, opens an editorial in the fol-
loving lugubrious strain
Owe SHOULD PREPARE FOR DEFEAT
In the cofdcnce Of our might and cour-
age, this adnonition may appear unne-
cessary, aud, in calling 10 mind the dis
graceful behaviour Of our enemies in re-
sent battles, il may strike us as ridden
lus. But !t is u DeedfU' aud wholesome
caution. and we urge it with sincerity and
earnes;Dess Our enemies are mustaring
ia large nu;nbersi they are armed with
the best weapons; they have been under
tlie instruction Of competent officers, and
each body is strengthened By the presence
of old United States regulars. Some oi
their Generals have abilities and resour.
ces. And, in addition to all these con.
siderations, battles are not always deci
ded by strategy, or even courage. A sim
gle mischance may turn the tide of sue
cess. A circumstance, in itself insigni6
cant, may snatch victory from an army Al
the moment it is about to grasp the gilt
tering prize"
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1861-07-25
Acids in Summer,

Physiological research establishes the
fact that acids promote the separation Of
the bile from the blood, which is then
passed from tho system, thus preventing
fever, tho prevailing disease OF summer. :.
All fevers are bilious that is the bile is
in the blood. Whatever is aptagonistic
of fever is cooling. It is is a common
saying that fruits are "cooling," and also
berries of every description; it is because
tho scidity which they contain aids in
separating the bile from the blood. Hence
the great yearning for greens and lettuce
and salads in the early spring, these be-
ing eaten with vinegar; hence, also, the
taste for something sour, for lemonades,
in attacks Of fever. But this being the
case, it is easy to see that we pullify the
good effects of fruits and berries in Pro-
portion as We eat them with sugar, OF
sweet milk cream. If We eat them in
their natural state, ripe, fresh, perfect, i,
is almost impossible to eat too many, or
eat enough to hurt US, especially if We
est them alone, and not taking any liquid
with them whatever. Hence, also, is but
termilk, or even common milk. pronotive
of health in the sun ertime Sweet milk
tends to biliousness in sedentary peoples
sour milk is antagonistio. The Greeks
and Turks are passionately fond OF MILK
The shephards use reDnet, and milk deal
ers alum, to make it sour the sooner
Butter milk acts like water melons on the
svstem Halls Journal Of Health.