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0dncery Notice.

STATE OF ILLINOIS, 80 In the County Court thereof
Nancy c. Whseock Henry J. wheeiock-Bill for Di-
Affidavit of the nonreslence of Henry J. wheelock,
defendant above named, having been filed in the office of
the clerk of said county of La Sale county Notice
is hereby given to said Henry j. Nheelock that the
planan filed her bill of complaint in said court the
cancery side thereof the 9th day Of February A. d.
1865. and that thereon issued of said court
against said defendant returnable the first Monday
of March next QS66) as is by law required.
Now, unless you, the said Henry J. Wheeloek shall
personally be and appear before said county court of La
Sale county, the first day of the term thereof to be
holden at the Court House in Ottawa, in said county,
the first Monday of March next 1866 and plead
demur to said complnants bill of complaint the
and the matters and things therein charged and stated
will be taken confessed and decree entered against
you according to the prayer of said bill.
Dated at Ottawa, this Sd day of March. A. 1855
pickey Rice & Lewis A, b. MOORE.
Clerk
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NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned corpora
~ named in the entitled an 10 authorize
cstain persons 10 construct dam For Rirer for
hydraulic and aOnI.fIctv7ng purposes, approved Feb.
18TH ISL and the amendments thereto approved Feb
10TH 1865 providing, among other things for dam
the Illinois River will open books for subscription the
capital stock of the Manufacturing Co, corpora
ton created in and 10y said the fourth 9th day
of April next at O'Clock T. NJ. at the First National
Bank in this city.
Ten per cent of the subscription required 10y said acts
be paid making the same in order entitled the
subscriber the rights of n stock holder in said company
JOHN V. A. HOES,
WILL ii. W. CUSIMAN,
GEO. Z. WALKER,
LORENZO LELAND,
JOHN F. NASH,
DWIGHT COMER0N,
Ottawa march g. '66-td Geo. III. NORRIS.
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FARMERS Coxysyr,oy-Tbe article :, .

FARMERS CoNy gSTIoy-The article in an
other column, cri,icisins the action of the
late Farmers Convention at Ottawa. will
attract attention. 1t is written By a gentle
man who has evidently given the subjects he
discusses investigation aud thought, and
while We are not prepared TO endorse all he
says, We are certainly far from being dis Dos ID
to discuss them with him. We turn tha,
over ID others better post ed
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CoyGREss.-On account Of the pressure
upon our columns today, we are unable TO
give our usua. weekly resume Of the pro-
ceedings of Congress. The only notable ac-
ton during the week. we believe, was the
postpone meut in the House. on Wednesday,
Of the so-caIled equal rights" amendmen,
TO the constitution TO the Ii,h OF April This
is generally regarded as cquivaieat TO its
defeat.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-03-03

la SALLE BRIDGs GoSE-We learn with
regret that the bridge built across the Illinois
river year or two $50 at La Sale, was taken
out by the ice on Thursday OF this week.
We are without particulars, 1t wa. free
bridge, built on wooden piers, ani cost eight
or ten thousand dollars.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-03-03

WoRps That ARE JEwELs~rIt is now a
time al rcace, and let us hare peace let us
enlarg Ike Constitution, let us live under aud
according 10 its provisions let it be publish
ed and ltinted in blazing characters. as
though il we're in thcheavens and punctuated
by the Stars SO that zall can read and all can
undcrsta nd.-Andrcr Johnsons Speech.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-03-03

The Texas State Reconstruction Convention
has ordd led an article ofthe State Constitution
to be en- crossed, abolishing slavery, protecting
the colord people, and allowing them to testify
in courts The vote stood IS to 26.
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@ttama free Grabtr
OTTAWA, MARCH 3, 1896.
Agent at Seneca.

ALEXANDER yAUGHEY, OF the firm of Underhill &
vaughey authorized agent Seneca to receive and
collect subscriptions the Ottawa Free Trader for ad
<ersng job work. &c. Subscribers in that vicinity will
ind of their account, for subscription
the Free Trader in his possession, and payment
made TO him will credited the if made to
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-03-03

Gen. Grant had narrow escape from
death at New York the other day, in conse>
quence of The accidental discharge of a rifle
which he was examining. The ball enter d
his left hand, making severe wound,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-03-03

The great Cincinnati bridge about to be
suspended across the Ohio River will be the
longest bridge in the world, being over 1000
feet longe- than the Suspension Bridge over
the Niagara River, and $40 feet longer than
the Menai Bridge in England. Its total span
will be | ,0j7 yards. The massive stone piers
tower ITO feet o-er the floor of the bridge,
and 800 felt above their foundations One
year il the period allowed for building it.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-03-03

There are now two daily papers at Denver
and two more in the mountain region. The
section in which lumber is found in Colorado
has twenty five saw>mill,, and ten -four mills
have been set up within the past few years.
The quartz mills in the State are counted-at
over $50, costing S4O,O00,OO0. They should
average, if all were running on medium ores.
not less tina n &23,OO0,O0O per year. Wages
rule at s. \ er day. Mr.. Loveland, a resident
Of Golden City, is soon to erect blast fur
mace and rolling mill at that point. The
mill is to I'd IN out rails for the road that is to
be constructed between Denver and the towns
Of Central and Empire, passing through
Golden City, and probably furnishing one of
the many links in the overland railway to the
Pacific
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NOTICE.

fUNHE Members of the La Sale County Mutual Fire In
l. surance Company hereby notified that ut meet
ing Of the Directors said Company held in this day. the
following order passed:
Ordred That assessment of 10 per cent. be levied
all premium notes in fDrcs March st, 1865 payable the
LIST of May next; and pro assessment all notes
dated that have expired since said March ist payable
year from the date of the respective policies provided
that member shall be required pay sail assessment
until year from the time his assessment was made
payable
Attest WM. ". TRUE,
Ottawa, March 8, 1866 -Sw Secretary.
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SEED POTATOES.

EARL1 1OKhS, or what the EngIlsh call
Forty to One
These excellent Potatoes which took the first premu
at the late County Fair oy ready begin harvest
the first Of July prolific. and wtal good
ter and spring potato. They do in season
they Of the drencIang last season
and the partial overlooking of the uniujured
few bushels for sale half the price paid orig
nal seed Also several thousand strawberry Plants
" Wilson's Albany together with hundred Grape
Stocks for SALE Inquire of Rev. p Clark Ottawa,
side of Fox River. march saw
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-03-03

ANOTHER TRAITOR Senator Sherman. of
Ohio, on Tuesday made a "strong" speech
in the U. s. Senate in support Of the Pre.-
dent
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-03-03

The Minnesota Legislature (Republ;can)
has '''defnitety postponed a proposed State
constitutional amendment in favor of negro
suffrage,
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9.:apa. H., PED. 10. lssI

71 :. -. -, -s-7l-Tis - certify, that We have
B.c5 90 $3.50 ~ ,.s the 5Iya,: Lnnaus Rhutarb.
Tosr nv NJ VI fsrii5 t ' place, AID have NO hests-
zion III saying that II i far super -
hsret,tore met Nth. having very -. t-;,~ e.,
more tender not acid, but having plea oou,
found it good aEa tender a. l.ts a. October -
mend 1t 70 all - being all that Is claimed VI il
T.. l.. HATERMA.
U. l THOMPSON
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Mr.. ~ IS. .Stc.st-Dear Sir: You wish TO know how
succeeded in my wine operation this will give
you my figure have kept account Of every item
1900 plants al Il cent? plant rent Of land, barrels of
drayage and all other expenses to storing cellar,
sll1Ol9. ] made 100 gallon. Of wine which at s. Per
gallon the price it readily brings at year old, would
be $SlOS From my plants cut 1870 sets which have
sold at 20 cents per plant making 81, "a. Wine
old $3.50 Deduct expenses 81 lTO9. Net 81 syS.-
81 all from "a acre u ground. Your. truly,
Il. CUNNINGHAM.
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Notice.
NOTICE is hereby given to all interested, that at tho
~ next regular meeting of the City Council of the city
of Ottawa to be held Tuesday sixth day Of March next
at the Council Room said city, petition will bc present
ed 10 said Common Council for the construction of side
walk the south side Of Marquett street. from Paul
to La Sale streets. mar3-ls
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Real Estate Fer Sale.

niE subscriber wishes sell the following described
l. property situate IN Ottawa:
- lyt- in / Mon Addition. all coal.
lots in GOyrr's Addition
Lott and IN block !, and lot. and in block i'm
Rail Road Addition. p"
Lot = in block =, il Stta'- addition on which 4. .
desirable brick residence which belong, to Ulick
BoUIke.
Lot 4, in States aditor will a small house thereon
As. TT sale a TEAM, WAGON. AND HARNESS
FOR TOMS &c, .ure # the owner. UIck BOurke VI
i.t2+-ii JAMES GRAHAM Reddirk's Block
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-03-03

One-half of the negro population of South
Carolina have sappeared-mostly de ad.
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YJr Plants, apply n 7. ". Mcfarland or at Hua.lsr
gers agricultural and Seed Store, Ottawa SINAI. lots IS
piece. reasonable deduction made On large lots
scY0 plant. sufficient for Nv plants are warrant
ed pure. I. W MCFARLAND.
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-fenid, OHIO, April 4, 1865.
Mr. ~ W. siceet-sr: yours to hand to-day In,
reply, would state that Of wine this
for - gallon Forty barrels all raised from one acre
OF plants Ny plants net thirtyive cents apiece
clearing me about 5000 from the ground out.
DR.. BARBER.
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SUPERIOR TO ALL OTHER VARIETIES AS FRUIT.

have in my possession certificates TO The
medical qualities and profits derived from this should
wish further proofs
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tTer10Tt t>-iire, L>itt N, H. SElf IL, 1907
Mr. NJ Furl1nl-Dear Sir Your. = tire 4th a hand
To airy would that % all kinds Of Rhrbarb
hse Lunsus the best for king and for
ing having tried varieties find ready sale for all
can MAKE Of this wine III my own county.
Yours truly, I. III. PAYNE.
Nj Payne C TIE largest nursery in Northern
Illinois.
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SEED WHEAT!
Minnesota Seed Wheat
Al City Mills rar3-tf W TODD.
sSeIARDUyG.

TWO Gentlemen and their Wives obtain board with
Il furRishoior otherwise Also, few day board
be accommodated the residence Rev. C. T.
Clark, of Fox River. Apply 10 Ms. Clark,
March 3, TO.
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CONSULTATION FREE

Patients must write their State post Office address
plainly. All ietters requiring must contain
letter stamp and be addressed tc DIR. KNAPP SON Rex
6IS3, Chicago, Ill.
E9Any of the above diseases be treated scc sssul
ly by the patients describing their in a letter when
they cannot see
DR.. KNAPP, who has visited Ottawa regularly for the
past five years, be consulted at the Gegcr House
Thursday Dec. 2Stt; Thursday Feb. 22d; Thursday
April l9th; Thursday June IA; Thursday, August 9TH
Feb -, &c
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-03-03

NOR. Ulcers Sores Er1Ipons pmpes, Blotohes, Sofia
ST. Anthonys Fire. Rose Eryspeas, letter or Salt
Rhume, sCad Head, Ring Worm Cancer or Canoerous IT,
Eyes Female Diseases such a. Retention, IT.
regularity Suppression, Whites, Stsrty also Syphilis OF
Neneral Diseases Liver Complaint and Heart diseases.
Try AYEs S,RsAFARLA and see fol yourself thu surpr~-
ing activity with which cleanses the blood and eurss
these disorders.
During late years the public have been msed by large
bottles pretending give quart Of Extract OF Sarsaps
a dollar Most Of these have been frauds upon
the sick. for they only contain little any, sarsap
rila. hut often curative properties "hatever Hence
bitter disappointment has followed the use OF the VARIOUS
SaTsapaTilla which food the ket unth I've
itself has become Synonymous with linps0n ave
cheat Still call this compound sarsapria ana IN
tend 10 supply such remedy shall rescue the name
from the lead Of oboquy which rests upon it We think
have ground or believing it has virtues which are "
resistabe by the ordinary of the diseases II INTENDED
10 We only assure the SICK that we onsr them
the best Alternative which know how to produce and Ne
have believe il is by far the most ehecual psrt
fer Of the blood yet discovered 10y any body.
ArER's CHERRY PEcroRAL is universally known 70
surp other remedy for the Of Coughs Cold
Influenza Hoar.eness, Group, Bronchitis Incipent Con-
SUMPTION and for the relief of Consumptve Patients II
advanced stages Of the seas that IL useless here to re-
the evidence Of its virtues The world knows then
Prepared by DR.. !. C AVER Co. Lowell. Mass, and
sold by W L. GIBSON, and all the Drug Stores in Ottawa,
s. POSTLETHWA1TE, La Sale: FLEMING BEN
NETT Marseilles anu by dealers in medicines every where
Feb. g. 'G6-2m
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Golds5oro q. 5. ,I-,. Ho,r.al 0t.o"i
DOES IT PAY TO CULTIVATE IT,

This to certify that this would prove scqua
ton ia the treatment of Diarrhea, having used it,
JAMES THOMPSON. Act Surgeon q. g. A.
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u THoRNE& co are appointed sSYtrhx wamsle, &
Twihes at Chicago prices. feb II
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l.. II. CLARK, VI. ID.

This will certify that have analyz portion Of Rhu
h-.=d Wine manufactured hy Benjamin Cunninshsm Of
Ashland, and contains very considerable amount Of
sugar anu very minute quantity Of O1ale Acid believe
it 10 pos5ess fine IncdicaI quantities.
H. Il. PANCOST. Druggist, Ashland, Ohio
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G,,a-,,,,,, co.,. y6,,,,Ld .,,o A.,

Ju,ticidJy SFay, HosIqt.iI Aug. =, 1854.
ASsSt0Ht SHysoa Durs-s.r: have tried the Khnbarb
Wine brought 10 W J. shsiLsur sll GsI. IS beneficial,
and regard it as being very eicaciOn IN Di-srlsea.
X. :. BEAM. A. A. G
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RHUBA r Is WIN L e.
CHINESE, OR MYATT LINNEUS
w IN e = / A n Il.

gsNIiIS Wine is attracting The attention II tho American
4 people as an article Of commerce we'll ~ tor d.
mcSti use rs icdha wine aud likely SION 20 sl erssio
kinds grape dragged limitations NOV in n-c
The plant which this wine made. was hrsf disco
verel in China Lake h"kpI,n III "Nr ht""sht ="
England and there cultivated NT MyHt superior to
all other known Of the hIbafb IS JT.,t sii rs
such imported into this country In 4 "fen'ai ahai-
ysis grape and other Juices wnc il found THAT n
possessed all the properties # the grape except snDlet
sugar, to superior re, ruth hger n'ef'c pT'ertis
than any gTdIs Iassess1i
Importers AMI manufacturers Of drugxed wines are
enemies to this pure urine road hnyt them. We are
willing do what they MOTTO submit 10 the people
analyst. VI winr and Let them judge for Themselves
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-03-03
just From Texas!
Ottawa Manufacturing 90.

LNREsH Usage SEED, for sale at Hull Thorson.
Il Store Ottawa. r. L. DENT.
o
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-03-03

ITO THE AFFLICTED.
DR.. KNAPP g. SON,
Physician. and Surgeons formerly New York
ing successfully
G III se ONIC Dl 9 e A E s,
Which embraces and most approved method.
this and other the Chronic
They treat successfully all nervous and Neuralgia aec
tons all forms of Scrofula Dyspepsia Diseases iv
Constipation all Skin Diseases Pulmonary Consumption in
its early stages Paralysis Epilepsy Salt Rheun Head
aches, all Heart Diseases, Diseases Of Children and
Which carrying thousands to their graves annually
Ely +; Nd Il a II.
They treat successfully method all diseases Of
the EYE and EAR. They have had extensive prae
tcr, and better success il the treatment of all
DISEASES OF WOMEN,
Tnan any other Physicians in America They have ured
women who have been confined to their bed fnf year
They never fail to
RHEUM ATISM.
In all stages; matter of how long standing They
ASTHMA it returns. They have Sure cure for
the distressing disease, HEMM0RRHOIDS, OR PILES
CANCERS.-They have had extensive practice and
wonderful success in the treatment Of which
they without eating them ont using the knife
Let those who have Tumors OF Swellngs, red spot
lose time in having it attended to- timely treat
ment may them fron, the horrors, suffering and
death Of cancer.
CATARRH CURED.-Thcy treating catarrh on a
new system which is a cure for this disease.
THEIR CONSULTATIONS for have averaged from Eve
TO thousand which gives them experience
unsurpassed by any and equaled only by a few.
ERemember they do not promise to all stages Of
While all diseases curabe il taken i'm
all stages not. Your may be durable this week,
not next-to-ay not tomorrow; hence the danger OF
delay.
NO case Will be received, when there
any doubts of cure or IL lief.
Our Terms are ASH: hence the money must he with
all fomeiicines Ii costs from five dollars fifteen
dollars per month"; doctor with which includes hed
cines.
B.y-The Poor will be favored
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-03-03

ASHLAND, o.. Dec. q, 1ss3.
To E't0" anIy co,icen This u certify that have
examined and analszcd specimen o. wine manufactured
from the Lnns'us R6uharb By Mr.. Cunningham Of tins
place find the specimen afalyz.d rich ia grape sugar
tby tse use Of Tfvmmcrs ics and nd but ui,,,t,
quantity IA tracey Of Oxac Acid made the experiment
only Tor tho ppos- Of rarsi,ing myself being quite
skeptical in reIe-lv. u IL containing grape sugar aud
also believing that It contained OAic Acid Ia quantities
sufficient to lie detrimental to health.
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rs A MEDiCAL VINE.

Analysis from 4g. Dsif. I''rsSaE9t'o', ID. e
yAsHIS6rDS, Aug. %, 1854
Alcohol Il. so per cent by Volume.
Grape Sugar, S.;-} per cent
Cane Sugar, ..5 per cent.
Organic Acid. calculated ~ tsrtaric, 0so per cent.
HENRY ERNI, Chemist, A. Der
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Cleanse the Blood.

nv - vi hits ulsnIuvT-
w ed or vitiat-d Blood.
yo1 arc sick al over. Il
may burst O'Itip Pimplee, o.
Sores. or in some active dis
ease, OF it may merely keep
You iistless. depressed and
good for nothing. But yos
cannot have good health
while your blood i. impure.
AYERS saRsArAEILL. purgss
out these impurities and
stimulates the organs of lih
into vigorous action. restor-
ing the health and eIpelling
disease. Hence It rapidly
cures ayariety Of complaints
which are caused by impuri-
'ty Of the blood, such -
ScrofulA, or Kings Evil, Tu-
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1866-05-10
WORK a BLESSING.

Many young men have fathers that are
we'll of, and they have no ambition, and
no particular prospect. They scorn a
trade. A man that is too well born for
trade, is very we'll born for gallows :
Thousands of parents who by industry
have gained a position which enables
them to destroy their children, take the
surcst means of accomplishing their de-
struction, by encouraging them in idle
ness, aud allowing them to grow up with
feelings of contempt for labor. No child
ought to be reared to feel that it is dis
graceful to work at whatever manual la
Dor best suits his talents, no matter if his
father is a minister, Or lawyer, or a'sen-
ator, or the President of the United States.
Many young men are looking forward
upon life with the general idea that they
are going to enjoy themselves. They are
provided with needful physical comforts,
and they mean to be very happy. They
have no trade. They slight their pro-
fession. Their whole governing princi-
Gle in life is to shirk anything like work;
and they expect to have enjoyment with
out industry. But no man In this world
will be happy who violates the fundamen-
tai law of industry. You must work if
you are going to be a happy man. l
know you think it is hard but if God
had meant that you should be a butterfly,
you would have been born butterfly
And as you were not born a moth or a
miller. but man. YOU must accent the
conditions Of your manhood. And if
there is principle that is more important
at the very threshold Of life than another,
it is that man is born to acorh. At the
beginning OF the history of the race, it
may have been curse that doomed man
to work but, thank God, it has been
changed to a blessing now. And the
baptism of work is baptism Of blessing.
-H~W. Beecher
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1866-05-10

Laudanum, Tincture of Capsicum
Tincture of Ginger, and Tinctufe o
Cardamom seeds,
equal parts to be given, from 40 to 81
drops, undiluted and followed by sugar af
ter every fit of vomiting taking care tt
give it as soon as the fit ceases, when i
will be more likely to be retained. Ar
excellent adjuvant to this is a large mus.
tard poultice to the abdomen.
"(3) For the stage ofmazignancy, the
only remedy is stimulants, especially
brandy, which must be given with great
freedom, from two to four teaspoonfuls
every half or even quarter hour, till heat
returns, and pulse and sensibility Of ex-
tremitie5 are restored 1t is always to be
given undiluted. Alcohol, or other spirits,
will answer the purpose, if brandy is not
to be had. 1t will be necessary to COM
bine with this, artificial at,-bottles of
hot water to the body and extemities,-
friction of the limbs, (Which no one need
fear to apply,) and mustard, perhaps, to
the feet and hands, stomach and limbs
Remember that boydaess, to the verge of
rashness, is better than excess Of caution,
and that no danger is to be apprehended
from any of these remedies so long as the
symptoms for which they are given are
uncontrolled.
"The use of cold water must be strictly
FORBIDDEN, except merely to gargle the
throat; every small quantity, swallowed,
will bring on the diarrhea after it has
been stopped for hours. a little water
of gum arabic may be allowed, teaspoon
full at time; or, perhaps, Jumps of ice
might be taken with safety
''For the typhoid tever, which often
follows an attack, chamomile or sage tea,
and diphoretic treatment, viii be all that
is needed, besides moderate use of slim
nlanttss, for convaleScence. ."-Nissi0anry
Herald.