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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-16

One of the lost on the ill-fated Pewabio is
Miss Julia Rumsey, OF Tiflin, Ohio, Miss
Rumsey was female physician, having gra-
duated some years ago at College in Gin
cinnah. She was an accomplished and highly
educated lady, with pleasing manners and
gentle disposition. She had acquired a very
large practice in the city in which she resided,
and her death will be universally mourned
A physician to the sick, bensfactor to the
poor, propin the Episcopal church, of which
shs WIS Sealous member, none knew her
but to praise her, aud the sad calamity that
hurried her into eternity will always be thought
Of in the community in which she lived with
unfeiRnsd dread and sorrow
She visited the Superior country for relax
alton and recuperation, but found a grave in
the deep waters of the lake--not unprepared,
for her life had been continuous exempli6ca-
ton Of the virtues and graees Of the religion
which she professed-bnt grave neverthe.
less, which makes dssolate the bereaved sf-
fectious of the living, even while rendering
more vivid and painful the lessons inculcated
in her examples, We are glad to know that
her brother, who was on board the PeWabic
at the time Of the disaster, was saved, aud
lives TO deplore the event and miugle bis re-
grets with those of the large ciSole of her
friends who sincerely mourn her loss Plain -
dealer.
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DAYTON
WOODEN FACTORY !

FINHE undersigned having had more Than thirty
L years experience IN the manufacturing Of WOOL
m GOODS ran still be found At his old stand, where
he has every facility for conducting the business in its
various branches. All kinds n custom work done,
such as oARDIsG and sPtsHISo by the pound manu-.
meres, Flannel, Blankets Jeans, &c done 10 order
with s tisfaeton guaranteed Having large sssort.
ment Of domestic dry goods tooetheT with my
factory made goods will exchange them low 'or
WOOL or pay tho highest market price IN cash
what thew need for the country trade at wholesale
prices. Everybody that wants the worth Of their
money step in and be satisfied.
Sales Room No. 90 TiAh street Canal Lock, Dayton
myl6W9m
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CERTIFICATE or AUTHORITY.
fTo expire on the slst day OF January, lsool
OEFICE or 5HM AUDITOR on STATL

Insurance Department
Cblssntbus Ohio, January 20, 1895.
Whsreds, The GERMANiA, HASovEK, NiAoARA, and
kEPUBuo Fire Insurance Companies, located at New
York In the State Of New York have each hed In this
once sworn statement II il condition, required BY
the first section OF the Act To regulate Insurance
CompAnies not incorporated by the State Of Ohio"
passed April 1850 and amended February 1854 aud
Bhereas, each Of said Companies has furnished ihs
undersigned satsiaetory evidence that they each
possessed Of at least One Hundred Thousand Dolasof
actual Capital invested In stocks, or bonds, or In
mortgages Of real estate, worth double the amount
for which the same Ia mortgagod aud, Whereas, each
Of said Companies has hled In this once written
instrument under it, corporate seal sigued BY the
President and Secretary thereof authorizing any egent
agents OF said Companies In this state 10 aoknov'
ledge service Of process br aud in behalf Of said uosi
Ianies according 10 the terms of said law,
Noir, ThSrej0rs, in pursuance Of the hrst section
" the Aforesaid act, l. JAMES II. GOODMAN, Auditor
VI State Tor Ohio do hereby certify that sad 0EK-
s,NIA IIAsoVER, NIAoAaA and kErtBlic Fire lnsur-
ance Companies Of New York, are authorized to
transact the business Of fiFe aud Marine Insurance
Ia tbl state until tho thlrty.frst day Of January, in
the year on- thousand eight hundred and siNty-sx,
~ if,fnes Whsreef have hereunto subscribed my
name aud caused the seal OF my oioe 70 be afhN'4l
tAg day aud year shove written.
JAS H. GOODMAN.
lIf Auditor " stst
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GENERAL COMMANDING.
NOTECEl NOTICE I NOTICE

To the Enrolled MiIitIa OF Montg omsry
County.
TRsAsURTR's OFFIcE, I
Dayton, July II, 1885.
VNHE Books and receipts are now ready, at the
Treasures Office, Court House, Dayton. All
those that are not exempt from the performance OF
military duty required 10 pay four dollars
imitation to Military Fund, by the 18th OF September
1865 those that are not paid by the time so requir
ed wil be compelled to pay Ave 20 100 dollars with
cost of collection Come up and pay the four dollars
and save penalty and cost
JONATHAN KENNEY,
Treasurer of Montgomery County Ohio.
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ROAD NOTICE.

NTOTIOE is hereby gwen that petition will he
IN presented 10 the Commissioners OF Montgomery
County, AZ their next session, 10 he held the LIST
Monday OF September, A. d. 1865, prayi for the
alteration OF the county road leading nom Farmers
county, Ohio, ua the Diamond mills in Prehle county,
Aforesaid, as fol ows Beginning at the fork In said
road on the hank OF Toms run, near f. Catterman's
barn. from thence west along said Tom Uid Jacob
Eby's along the old road to the north hank Twin
creek thence west along, or nea-, tho said norh
bank ofsaid Twin creek 10 the county line road
A PETlTI0NER.
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Ergal.
WAREHOUSE AND RESIDENCE IN
MIAMTSBURG AT MASTER COMMIS-
SIONER'S SALE.

Jacob Wagner Case No, 3I35
MONTGOMERY SuperiOr
Bertha A. Deckert 81 al Court.
Tn pursuance OF an order OF the Superior Court Of
L Montgomery County, Ohio made in the above en-.
titled cause, and 10 me directed, will Offer at public C
auction, a. the door ofthe Court House in the City
of Dayton, 10 the County and State afor esaid on
Saturday August 2sth 1865,
between the hours of one and four O'Clock, p. M OF
said day ihefolowing described Real Estate, to wit
situate in the County OF Montgomery and State OF
Ohio. Being n lots numbered ten and eleven 40 a
III on the east side OF the Miami Canal on Treop's
plat of the town Of Miamisburg the County and
State Aforesaid and the same being lots Nos 225 and
226 on the revised plat Of said town
The build ngs the above described premises con.
est of large two story BRICK warehouse situate on
the Miami Canal, and two story frame residence.
Said premises have been opprdsef al S45O0 and may
sell for x ofthat sum, The lots and buildings upon
the same will be sold as one entire property.
Terms cash.
W. II. BELVILLE,
Master Commissioner, Montgomery Superior Court.
ADAM O LAY, Attorney. je 20 5tw
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o YES! o YES!

VINHE undersigned is a duly licensed Auct oneer
Il !or Montgomery county, and will cry sales, es
often as his services, may be In demand.
Persons who have not taken out license, will be at.
tended to, N they violate the law.
N. B.-Residence 21& miles southeast ofMIAMIs.
BURG. Orders LEFT with JOHN KISER,I ,Ir., or ADAM
CLAY, MiamsbuTF on Main street, will be attended
10. Col. GEORGE KISER.
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SHERIFFS SALE ON PARTITION.
Daniel 81 slAnR'r' Case No. srl,

7
TN obedience 20 an order OF sale from the Superior
L Court Of Montgomery County made in the above
case, and TO me directed will offer at public sale at
the door ofthe Court House in the city of Dayton
Saturday, September 2, 1865.
at two o'clock p. |, , the following described prem
ses TO wit Situate in the City Of Dayton Montgom-
cry County and being Lot number nineteen hunered
and eighty nne ess) the revised plat OF the CITY
OF DAYTON. SAID Lot appraised a si75 and cannot
sell for less than two thirds ofthat amount.
TERMS OF SALE-One-third cash on day Of sale,
one. third in one year. and one-thTd in two years
Deferred payments TO bear interest from day of sale and
to he secured by mortage on the premises.
o,G. II. Davidson, Sheriff.
HoUK MCMAHON, Attorneys. 4tW
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NEW STOVE STORE.
BOYER 81 MeMAsTER.
MANUFACTURERS OF

NooK STOVES, WOOD, COAL AND SHEET
" IRON PAL0RS, BOX, AND FULLER STOVES,
HOLLOWARE, SUGAR KETTLES. &c, &c.
Ccstinq OF every description made to order
Wareroom No. ~ Jefferson street, opposite the
Market House.
Foundry on Bayard street, near Ludlow, Dayton
Ohio. BOYER a McMASTER.
noV17-d&Wtf
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE,

NOTICE is hereby gwen that the undersigned has
IN been appointed and qualified as Administrator on
the estate Of Squire YeaEel, lgte Of Montgomery
county, deceased. SEYMOUR YEAzEL.
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a Good Assortment Of lStol
WIN. n. coNoVER,

Magistrate of Madison Township
viii attend to drawing and acknowledging Deeds,
and tho collection OF claims.
He Is also prepared 10 at tend 10 the drawing Of in.
utruments OF writing, correctly, at short notice.
m6daW1y
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FARMS! FARMS u!
TWO SPLENDID FARMS
IN
MADISON TOWNSHIP,
(The PronertY of David I. Miller.l

Comprising two hundred and eghtyone acres, for
SALE The home farm or where the old gentleman re-
sides, s OF Inc finest farms in Mon oery county.
The improvements consist of large brick house +;
large bank barn and stahling for horses and cows a
fine spring OF water almost at the door together with
an excellent spring house
There is also this farm steam ssw.mill in
fine running order, with plenty Of timber to keep il
constantly at work. Connected with this ia the best
apparatus in the county for making Molasses from
sugar cane.
The other farm lies adoining-onit there is large
bank barn, large dressed stone dwelling house, and
good out buildings
rhe land Of both farms is Of the best quality, and Is
situated about eight mea west OF Dsyt on End one
mile from Wofcreek pike in old and thickly sett
led section Of the county
Ifsold the purchaser put in fall crops These
farms will be sold cheap and immediate possession
given.
For further particulars call on
JAMES KELLY, r. r. Agent,
aug5 ltd&w Office over Dayton Bank.
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4arge sizes, Rich Rosewood Cases, Elegant.
y finished, Heavy powerful tone, &c.
IN large Round Corners complete finish, back and
front.
sv.n octsvss New scale A. to A. Patent Iron Rtm)
$50
rand Square. X octaVss do. A. 20. 5 500
ornamental finish carved legs, all around Cor
ners.
even octavss. NewA. Scale tPatent Iron Rim1
rand square. 73I octaves do, scale A. TO o. $3.50
IArved lags, ornate finish, serpentine Mold.
80 l... ings.
sand Square IL octavOs, Patent Iron Rim5 900
sich carved legs, Beaded and serpentibe
oamae aH holdings.
rand Square, TX ootsvss, tPatent Iron Rim0 $50
notfarrs
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HEEPS a full assortment OF Tin Ware, does all
N kinds OF Job WORK in Tin and Sheet Iron; pays
terial and charges the most reasonable prices.
a Good Assortment of Stoves on Hand.
shop in thu Oscsols or wollaston's Min Building,
Filth street GIVE me call, aud u do not prove
the above, will not ask another call.
iy31 dtf.
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! aBtann :Furtrs.

DESCRIPTIVE PRICE LISr.--June LIST, 1865.
stsyjs,a cssai,I,v ss1scssd a9d
'her patent insulated iron rim and Frame feast in
<ne piecel, with oyerstrung scales making them the
tlost perfect and durable known and es pecally
tdapted to warm climates. All are finished with all
frge round corners front and back alike. Centre pi
mos.
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he six aud third OctaVes are Ave feet eight inches
'ong, and two feet pile inches wide. The seven oc.
'aves ak feet long, and three et wide outside
III large round corners, finished back and 'front.'
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CHANGE OF TIME.
THREE DAILY TRAINS EAST, VIA ooLUMBU

CHANUH UF TIME.
THREE DAILY TRAINS EAST, VIA COLUMBUS.
Through TrainsfOn Dayton to di Eastern Cities.
VNUREE DAILY TRAINS EAST, leavin Dayton
/ for the East as follows Mail, l1;s5 A. NJ. CO.
lumbus Accommod' 'tion 500 p. NJ. Night Express,
7:50 NJ
ARRIVING AT DAYTON.--Night Express, 9:05 A.
NJ. Columbus Accommodation, 9:2O A. M. Dayton
Express, b30P M
Trains run by Columbus time which Ia seven min
utes faster than DAYTON time.
Through tic kets can be had for all Eastern Cities
by calling on Samuel W. King, Ticket Agent.
E. W. WOODWARD, Sup't,
mad Cincinnati, Ohio.
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f1lsurance.

RB-oNE POLICY Of 1SsuBANcE issued by FOUR
COMPANIES which nsde to meet the necessities Of the
business community, by securing, with dispatch, LARGE
iixEs OF ISsuRANcr wtfH RgtIABLE OoMPASrEs, UPON
UNIFORM, PLAIN AND SIMPLE CONDITIONS,
EEaEBY NECESSITY Or APPLrINd TO VARIOUS
SEPARATE for insurance 10 the amount they are
sevora abba accept and holding NUMEROUS SEPARATE
PoIicrs TuE CONDITIONS AND WRITTEN
nAsEL7 AdnrE rendering 1t difficult for the assured to
become familiar with and hArmonre their various
hietng conditions.
By the conditions Of the USDERwEITERs Policy but
required to prove loss to the several
Companies insuring under it, thereby making the adjust
meut simple and expeditions.
The Cash Assets of EACH Company
issuing the Underwriters Policy Of Insurance exceed
HALF A MILLION OF DOLLARS,
Making security Ia the aggregate ofovsr
$2,25O,O00.
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ryEEy y1yE RIASS .!EsoT WARRAEcHR To

.pning Hammers and Forks. Musod Instruments
bod Musical Ner handiss OF all kinds, Piano Forte
baker materials OF all kinds &c &c., &c all at the
t,West prices. When ordered, please give date oi
|hcular. Address all Orders.
o.J. WILLARD,
ssdaWf AI.BroadWAy, New York.
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And Cigars sure to smoke, and no sticking plaster
needed; Such Choice Vera, Havana Seed and Of
the most celebrated brands. Also, the celebrated
GREEN SEAL, SHOOTING CLUB, UNION FA-
VORITEs, LOS DOS COSTATES, CLUB
HOUSE, MY COUSIN, PUNCH,
ELEGANDIES, AND
NO SURRENDER,
Superior To all of that named.
SMOKING TOBACCO.
KILE KNICK, BI7 LICK, rURKIsH, JAPAN
EEsE, VIRGINIA TOBACCO,
Down to Cutting Dry and Stem Tobacco, by large
and small quantities.
PLUG TOBACCO OF ALL KINDS.
MEERSHAUM PIPES imported direct, and sure
10 be genuine Also large Tot of comm on Pipes, Of
all grades
Remember the place-sign Of the Big Indian,
No. 2s3 Third street.
jylsdtf. ]. BoRNsTEIN.
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statemInt oil the condition Of the Republic Fire In
sursnce Company OF the City OF New York, on the ID
day Of January, 1865 In conformity with the laws Of
the State Of Ohio.
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Statement Of the condition Of the Niagara Fire In
surance Company Of the City Of New York. on the ID
day Of January, 1865 in conformity with the laws Of
the State Of Ohio.
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No. l--siz and ird ostauss Scale TT 4, Rich Rose
isood Gases, (Iron RIM $50
so 2sspsn oetavss Rich Rosewood Cases, tIron Mini
Scale C. % G. 8 400
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SMALL PARLOR PIANOS.

'DLL, ROUND. MELLOW ToNE--RAsY ARL
ELASTIC TOUCH-FLEGANT AND OR.
80 NAMRNTAL IN APPEARANCR.
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Statement Of the condition Of the Hanover Fire In
surance Company Of the City of New York, on the
% day Of January, 1866 in conformity with the laws
90 eI.aa t.sa angnh
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-12-02
Rebellion Among the Women.

The ladies are rebelllng against the
winter fashion for bonnets. The prin-
cipal of wholesale millinery house in-
forms us that his customers never pur-
chased 'bonnet frames" with equal re.
luctance. The buggy-top pattern re-
quires large amount of material, and
makes a very small show for it. More
over, the show, when II is made, is any
thing but graceful. To construct bon
net over the gig-top frame requires
threefourths of yard of material, with
ribbons. and lace, and flowers Gd IN
fuait,,n, The small bonnets of last sum.
mer, that made quite as much display,
and were tenfold more graceful, reqnir-
ed less than half yard of material
The consequence is that the fashion
dictated to the ladies is not ccepted as
fashions generally are, and that good
many danes aud demoiselles are in open
rebellion. and refuse to accept the dis
pensation of the Empress Eugene for
the winter of the year Of our Lord 1865.
This unacceptable mode makes the mil
inery trade comparatively dull, and
many u discarded bonnet will be re-
vamped this winter. that, were the
fashion more acceptable, would find its
Way into the faghaG
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Garibaldi's Wife.

| The story of Garibaldi' s wooing, Is this
He was one day sitting i'll the cabin of a
sloop on the lake of Santa Catharina and
looking towardsthe shore, when sudden
~ he saw, at 4 farm house situated on a
neighboring hill, three or foHr girls bust
! ~ engaged IN domestic puties. They
We're all remarkable for beauty, but one
in particular arrested his attention for hel,
uncommon grace and loveliness He was
still watching them when he received an
order to go ashore. Immediately on land
ing he directed hissteps to the house. He
was admitted by the owner, whom he
happened to know slightly, having met
him once before.
The impulse which had prompted him
to go to the house was to address the girl
he had so much admired. On seeing her,
he Immediately besought her to become
his wife The girl, it seems, conceived
an affection as warm and sudden as he
had felt for her; and after the lapse OF a
few short days, they were man and wife.
The surname of this lovely Brazilian
girl of the province of Santa Catharina,
who became under such peculiarly roman
tic circumstances the wife OF Garibaldi,
has never been revealed. In all the biog-
raphies of our hero she is alone mentioned
by her Christian name of Anita She
seems to have been brunette Of warm
complexion, with black and piercing
eyes; of beautifully rounded figure, and
a sort of queenlv majesty Of department;
active, daring, high-spirited and in every
respect worthy OF being the companion
for life of such man as Garibaldi.
Her courage was remarkable. a short
time after their marriage, she went
through an engagement at sea, with her
husband, refusing to go ashore, and du-
ring the fight would stay nowhere but on
deck, where she welded carbiae and
cheered the men. In The heat of the bat
tie she was standing on deck, flourishing
a sabre and inspiring the men 10 deeds of
valor, when she was Knocked down by
the wind of cannon bali that had killed
two men standing by her side. Garibaldi
was springing forward to her, thinking
that he would find her a corpse, when she
rose TO her feet covered with the blood Of
the men who had fallen close to her, but
quite unhurt He begged her to go be-
low and remain thers till the action was
over IT viii go below" was her reply,
"but only to drive out the snaaking cow
AKuS WIZ are ShuiEAlIS iltAts Aux olilS u
few seconds before she had seen those
men leave the deck and hurry rapidly
down the hatchway, SO as to escape out
of danger ofthe storm of bullets that was
sweeping the deck. And, going below,
she Immediately after reappeared, dIi-
wing before her the three men, overcome
with shame that they should have been
surpassed in courage by woman. She
accompanied her husband in all his uu-
dertakings. and died while flying with
him from the Aushians. Ca!iforniag.
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Thomas Gibson.

Tho Right Hon. Thomas Gibson,
the supporter Of Sir Robert Peel's free
trade measures, and the devoted friend
and political as, ociate OF Mr., John
Bright, and OF the late Richard G b.
dem who became president OF the board
OF trade after the latter gentleman de-
clined that office at the hands of Lord
Palmerston, is reported to have been
offered by the new premier the post of
the first lord Of the admiralty. How
ever that may be, this much IS certain,
that Mr.. Gibson, although far better
qualified for the board of trade than
for the navy department, will adorn
any function that may be assigned to
him. Unlike most other members of
the new cabinet. ne is far from being a
septuagenarian, having been born in
1907. His appointment to this promi-
nent position gives an additional pledge
to the English people of a speedy
change in politics in the direction OF
parliamentary reform. Mr.. Gibson's
wife resides generally in Paris, and is
frequently seen at the American minis
ter's soirees. She Is lady, we believe,
of French descent and of great accom-
plishment, her house in Paris being q
delightful centre for distinguished Wis
itors and residents in the French cap
ital
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Il
Pythagoras wrote a eulogy upon gar
lie, Gysippus and Cato upon the cab
bage, Pharius upon the nettle, Marcus
Gracus upon the raddish, and certain
Guarionius in the middle ages. upon
saucrkraut. In the extensive apology
of the latter to the honor of the sauer-
kraut, among hundred commenda-
lions, he attributes to it the good quail
fication that by means of its acidity it
contains drying and subtle quality,
(which resists all other dampness, put
rifcation and rottenness, and even all
poisons."
Further, it says that after the bread,
among all the cooked nutriments, sauer-
kraut was one OF the healthiest, aud
that in divers sicknesses it contains
great healing qualities, and was sure
remedium. Many sicknesses which
would not otherwise have Jed away,
were prevented by it; making appetite
and being generally theTiac TO all
other food. With the human nature it
contains so great community, that it
may be eaten raw without any risk, 'as
the same might be perceived from the
maid-cooks, which eat it on an empty
stomach, witnout any damage what
ever. +" Julius Alexandrinus, the physi-
clan in ordinary of Macmillan L., and
Rudolphus T., attained to great age,
because among all food he preferred
the sauerkrant. He should have said
of the sauerkraut, that it vas his nutri-
ment, and made him less internal com
plants than any other food, although
the white kraut being somewhat harder
than the brown cabbage, yet 1T would
III its Modification become very tender
Although this sourness may In the
end produce an odious smell, yet this
ought to be attributed solely to the
fault of uncleanliness and the laziness
OF the housekeepers, who did not sepa-
rate the absorbed frotA or mould from
It. The common, unpickled cabbage
which is yet tough and damp, produces
a melancholy blood, because OF its VA
pOrs rising to the head.
Aud, further, this amiable enthusiast
says Galenus already prescribed the
sauerkraut for the cure OF weak stom-
achs, and for persons plagued with the
govt. 1t may be used also as an en-
terror remedy against the bite OF mad
dogs, yea, even against splenic or con
sumptive evils it has been applied with
great success. All other coarse and
Shiny viands are divided in the stomach
by the picked kraut, aud prepared for
digestion in the same manner as vine
gar is used to fish and other mucus
food. Even drunkenness can be pre-
vented by the much praised sauerkraut,
and this by either interior use, (of the
kraut of pickle, or by tying rubbed and
warm kraut-leaves around the tipsy and
misty head