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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-02-16

W JAS. II. MCLEAN will be supported At
the ensuing election for the office Of Collector os
Taxes for the Southern District by
feb l5-tc* MANY NOTFpc
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-02-16

An exchange paper, speaking Of Mexico, and
it's condition, says that during the last 40 years,
that country has had 81 different forms ofgov-
eminent, SO of which were republic; and IS
presidents. It's revolutions during that period
have been 200. Many years since, a Mexican
protectorate was urged upon the United States
Senate by General Houston, upon the ground
that the Mexican people otherwise would tall
a prey to some European power. The project
was condemned and abandoned. ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-02-16

~ WIN. H. MCKNIGHT will be Supported
for Measurer OF Lumber by
feb l3-te. MAET Worms
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-02-16

~ i respectfully announce myself as a can
didate for the Office Of Superintendent Of Gas.
feb l0-tc* THOMAS HELL.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-02-16

!Ga-I announce myself q candidate for the
Office Of Collector Of Taxes for the Southern
District Of alexandria, at the March election.
feb l2-te JOIN ARNOLD.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-02-16

N1~ WIN. B. PRICE will be supported for
Mayor, at the election to lie held on the 9Th
March next. Lfo l2-tej OLD CITIZEN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-02-16

~ GUX bHoADWATEH Will be supported
Fairfax county at the next election. feb l3-eo3t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-02-16

". CHARLES Il. IICKNIGHT will be earnest
ly supported Tor the Office Of Superintendent Of
Gas, AZ the ensuing municipal election, BY
feb 12-te* THE PEOPLE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-02-16

It is published that when the news of the
passage by the House Of Representatives of
the bill for the transfer OF Jefferson andBerke-
ley counties to West Virginia, WAS madeknown
there was great rejoicing, by some parties in
Harper's Ferry. But, it is quite probable,
that a large majority the people Of both Of
counties, are entirely opposed to Che transfer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-02-16

PROCEEDINGS OF CoNGREss.-Yesterday in
the Senate, among the petitions presented was
one from Frederick Douglass and other coIored
men, who recently visited the President, pro-
testing against giving authority to any State to
exclude persons from exercising the elective
franchise on account OF race Or color. The bill
fixing a new basis Of representation was taken
up, when the Senate was addressed at consid-
cradle length by Mr. Williams, Of Oregon.
The bill to prevent and punish kidnapping was
next taken UP and passed.
In the House the annual postofnce appro-
priation bill was reported, after which the bill
providing for the sale Of postage stamps and
stamped envelopes, on credit, in the Southern
States, was taken up, discussed, andits further
consideration postponed ior tWo weeks. IN
committee.of the whole the bill making appro-
priation to supply deficiencies was discussed.
BY the arrival Of the steamship Bremen, at
New York, We have advices from Europe to
the 3lst ult. The new English Reform bill
will not be moved in Parliament until after the
Easter holidays. \ reward Of two thousand
three hundred pounds sterling has been offered
for the apprehension of Stephens, the Irish
Head Centre. Several vessels bearing CHILEAN
oolors have appeared off Valencia, chasing
Spanish ships. They are alleged to be pirates,
acting under cover of the GILLIAN flag.
In the 3. S. Court of Claims on "Wednesday
an opinion adverse to the claimant was given
in the case of Thomas ". Pierce VS.. the =. S..
This suit was brought to test the validity Of
the Floyd acceptances, as they were termed,
and the court holds that Floyd had no right to
issues these acceptances.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-02-16

g1~To THE VoTERs CT ALEXANDEIA.-I an
nounce myself Il candidate for the office Of mea~
surer Of Lumber. Tit be your pleasure toeIcct
me, / promise to use my best cndeavors to give
general satisfaction. Respectfully,
feb l2-tc VIM. I. VINCENT.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-02-16
GOLD.

GOLD.
New YORK, February 16. Gold 1872.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-02-16

M~ I tender ny thanks to our noble Fjremen
and 9th er citizens for their efforts in saving my
property from destruction by the fire last night.
feb l6--1t J. N. STEWART.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-02-16

@~A CARD.-To our friends, the citizens
and fremen Of Alexandria, we return our
heartfelt thanks for their very efficient services
during the progress Of last nights fire.
feb lG-lt SIMPSON & BRO.
The New York herald., 1866-06-28

Fosfrss. Noxn0s, June - 1905
The Nasai Academy sses conssting of the ganboais
winnspeo sne ssco, the soop of-~sr Hscedoni.n the
"a ing frsats savannah. the zBnDos, hnbshead snd
yacht Amsries. have arrived. Tie srotsst dleci.
pine 10 kspi ~ board ihets vesssta.
There are soos, fosr hundred esdsa divided
smopg ths feet. me Macedonian has been
male the flagship Essutbing s esp~c,sd to h. .
readiness in two or three days when ne feet -i ss,t
for cflse Two tbrss wsess u si he At nsa sYiag
tho oadesa opportunity 20 prsrtse gnBesy and ~
rAnwuvnng ~ The NestslG The hsef Nlll then all -
Portland, where fhort ssy sin - mao
HAtfsr and o'tsr rrosincsl pQrs 81 tlfo
b vigfsd snd Ne return of ths
feet yhs latter part of scp,ember ,hc rai~ss w
given opportunity fer recrsaii0n ~ Ne~pfr. y !.
The cadets v then retain 70 AuEApolA Nd ~ ms
their sfudlrs
The New York herald., 1866-06-28

from his ~ort drr,ng the evening He ives ddst'as
man An ,nquss, wiii be held over tho romaoa
Bulls AND Bs.w, os ras RAnraca-rwo ssotisnsa
named Mitchell and Joscphssn had striking 1xs.
mont yesterday at tho sntaance to the lower hall q the
Stock Exchange. 4 fow blows wsro exchanged bsfess
they separated By their fsends Tho dspuse ssse
of the delivery of oue hundred shares of Erie B0sh
combatants members f the opon bosrd
ras AKsnr ELIZA Guosnr ss,ro rsoUos =
This lady gives tho following version ef her ssrsss fos
selling hquor captain Of police, With ssotAss
usubsr OF force, TO her house. No IL Thsap-
500 street, and inquired II shs sold nQuor. 1hs
answered that shs had not sold glass Tor oas soesh
She then invited them TO her private stia9 room ane
presented them with some liquor from bev adsboard.
whom abe was immediately arrested.
Fms BssxxAs SrKEsr Shortly after twelvs o'cioch
,h.s moranG IRE was discovered iDshe drug vshs0ss
No. II Bsskman street, owned by Charles Pnzdr o.
The police Of the second prccinct rnesd smoke for
long time before they enabled to locate The sss
and ebsn al lAs they found IN No ~ tho whole Of thS
hs, noof appeared 10 be basc The three upper no0U
o. tho building occupied paper manufActosY
Ihs nrom-n were quickly work. but notwithstanding
ner esovs tho flames gssasd them, and up " the
time OF our gong 10 press the FIRE had arhc the scconA
moor ana u Appyehsnded that tt. cnf!sg contents oS
tho building vii be destroyed involving ioS~ Of nok
less than hty thousand dollars Az tho propretsr =
the building hves In Brooklyn no fsrm couid bs sausl
In relation 70 insurance.
YRs WAITS SrRnr --Betw wc.n ono and two o olork
Wednesday, Afternoon nrc broke ou, on ths s,or =
building No 10 watts strss occupied by Lurnos Alex.
snder rhomss rompkins Tn. nre o~ginnf~yt oa
the roof and caused ~ spark This s,,e sps ross
destroyed Mrs.. Alsxanders lo-a viii b. skpss
500; insured Id the Pacific ami rseyoor Insurssos
companies Mr.. Tosapkins' less Will t- about 500,
insurance. The bufiding 10 owned b. GeorEs Onrsay,
"a damaged about 81 zoo and insured No ~ ooculssd
by several famllie. was dasnz9ed about 500, II -
owned by Charles Hurhior and In insurnd The i.mss
to the property OF the occupan. will be about sos
The New York herald., 1866-06-28
The ConstitutionsI Amend In
Louisiana.

Nav OaLkAss June a. 1896
A caucus of the members of the Convention Of 1854
held 10 day Reporters excluded vlh Que
ercoptlon.
Judge Durel President of tbs Convention % issf,
called on 70 presids, bot defined whereupon he VA
The rec pieni of oonf dsrabi~ csnsafe
Judge Howell President pro en-. was then authonssd
10 consult With The Gov sruor and together sane call
f0r assembng convention rrocsmation 10 rrpeetsd
day afer to.Inonos The day tred FOR assembling -il
be s0fn.ilnl~ In The latter part ~ July.
The object ~ the conssntion - undoubtedly 10 rafy
the consiitutonAl amendments
Ng~ OrLssxs, June "a Is6s
The radical convention which sat ysst-rdsy Tdeulsd
men of character refused 70 participate. The old
convention gave rover only " the L"gsis,ure a. ~ frat
session 70 call the convention toyethtr sgaln. The
Legislature rcfssed aud the convention consequently
dlcd ~ lta own act
The cotton worm favasing the plant "a Western
The New York herald., 1866-06-28

rxng all gas companies whose price for nxs4 BY av
70 add the tax The yeas and nays wes called 70.
ana refused and the vote was taken by ellcrs, resulting
IN IS to 53; SO tho amendment was concurred In.
Mr. NnHoLsoS. ldem.l OF Del, called fog tho reAting
which they have Interest.
BY direction Of the Speaker the rule was read
- MT % IaAI.. lrsp Of ps called upon NJ NichoIsou
resented tho nsnaaon an impuation upon the whole
hr. NICHOLSON dsclamed any intention OF rensctins
IN any manner on any member
Mr. EoaLEroS moved TO reconsider the vote by which
the amendment WAS concurred In
Mr. THAYER moved TO lay that motion on the table
which was negativod-yeas SIS, maya 15
Mr. TRhRLE after having voted Withdrew bis VOTE ON
the ground OF his having small interest In gas CON-
Mr. EccLros expressed the hope thai all other mem.
bers similarly interested would do the same.
Mr. PIKE (repl OF Me- asked whether the Speaker had
ruled that members interested In gas companies could
not vote on the question.
The SrrAKER replied that ho had made such ruling
a. no such point had been made.
Tho question recured on tho motion 10 reconsider tho
vote concnrrng IN the amendment, and was reconsd-
crcd-ayes 70, noes not counted and then the amend
ment was non -coDc,irred n-yeas 20, nays "a
The next amendment increasing the tax ready made
Also the amendment the same subject making the
exemption apply to tkpse whose annual prodscts do not
exceed two thousand doiiars
The noxt amendment, imposing tar Of Ave per cent
per pound on shoddy wool manufactured from woven
cloth, non -concurred In.
Tho amendment reducing the tax on smoking tobacco
from twenty 70 fifteen cent? per pound concurcd In.
The amendment in relation to cigars non con
CURED In
The next amendment was that authorizing railroad
companies To add the tax to their rates of fares
Mr. RANDALL, tdeml Of Pa, acquired wAsther II must
be hed TINT members who ho FREQ passes railroads
were Interested In the vote. tIRaghterl
The SPEAKER referred to Mr.. Cushings book Par-
lancnary law where IL Is hold that members Of legs.
lative bodies ese ali privileged TO vote questions
ating 10 their pay, because they all equally ne.
rested oud said he would rule on the same principle.
that probably all the members had ti,kcts and
therefore were equally interested, they had right
vote. tLanghter)
The amer Ndnf nj concurrod in.
Tho amendment AZ TO the income tax
cHred in
fhc amendment taxing State bank circulation ten per
cent after the first Of August concurrcd
ayes Is, noes not counted
The amendments as 10 oIl-dressec lsather wers
conenrred In.
The amendment allowing apothecaror 10 sell wines
and spirits physicians prescriptions, without paying
license ~ retail dealers, wes concurred In
The amendment requiring the inspectors Of internal
revenue To divest themselves within sixty days OF any
interest they have In tho manufaCtur8 OF tobacco
whiskey, &c was non -coucrFrcd n.
This disposed OF all the amendments The House
voted 10 insist IT, disagreement with tho Senate
asked for committee OF conference and then half
past four the House adjourned
The New York herald., 1866-06-28
NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, JUNE 2s 1866

Mr.. WILLY supported the above in lengthy written
speech He denied the right Of Congress 70
egslate the subject Of suffrage In the Statex
and would favor nothing but qualified suffrage tho
District OF Columbia In the OF his remarks he
discussed the question Of the abolition OF slavery and
Its effects and other questions growing out or IT,
Al the copclusisn OF Mr.. WIlleys speech pending the
consideration of tho BILL the Senate, motion Of Mr.
adjourned
The New York herald., 1866-06-28

Mrs Patterson and Asa sovsr. daughters or rr-iicn~
Johnson and Mas Gay their ilSsd accom- panied bYJ
Ross browne and VIM =. Mitchell, have becu at ths'
Metropolitan Hotel since Monday. The paty Ion ise
s,ening for Washington
General Doe receivce vst a. yesterday fforsr
Rfar Admiral Ddcot Of ia, Fr.nch navy Iiey the ~
no returned the visit Epard the rrnrh fraatr Theuts
In the evening no henacst of Paul II soonori ok
this city who had invited nunbsr Of gcuieis-s 10 fs.
urcs sent a dinner
The New York herald., 1866-06-28

Vice Consul Of Sweden and Norway Key wes Florida
and August Beck as Consul for Hesse Darmsiadt at
Chicago, Illinois
INTERNAL ExvKSUE EEcsirTs.
The Internal revenue receipts To- day $645 rSo
The New York herald., 1866-06-28

Arursrt, "a. June ~ isfe
The wort n tuidng tbe Nnse.igs,ius Macon I'D
Augusta Rslrlah whigb Fra hed before ~ 49,
commenced, anA wii be pushed fofwsfa rapl1ly
The New York herald., 1866-06-28

NT UFefs, TIs-l IlFe IT ffFF
general order hsa - l.ss.d ~ Gsner. Eeymoar,
commanding ~ PenMsc0sa, ssskblshing vin1aiy, rN
tai Ia. Eve ~ Flofds 10 conssg -
slisgss - W eiyil .s,beru~s hssng fliisi W pre-
ven, e,ima es.sg egnmlusd sssh Sssi eAiiasrs al
suAIsA
The New York herald., 1866-06-28
Ratification or the Copstit utionsi
Amendment In the Connecticut Legis-
iaturs.
NV HAyrv. Jrns n. isss.

The House day conearrei With the Senate In rhtn.
cation of the constitutional amendment by a straight
party vote. hundred guns tired on the green in
honor Or the eccason. connec,ea, Is the 1rst 10
railfy hi amendment
The New York herald., 1866-06-28

WOsTUH. InnF IT TNNI
The large ooeiage factory IN Marbiehead osn,i ~
|. Wan Gafdner, destroyed ID uro last sa spss
$50 900 insu-sd for $40 00os
The New York herald., 1866-06-28
Il. A. Pollard. or Risnmona. Arrc.s-.

Kcus0.D ZANE ~ is.a.
Pollard arrested this forenoon Tor posting Jain~,
and baed 10 tho of ~ 0oo appes al the MAJ ore
Court % morrow. James has nat yet bwri arfoftOt
The New York herald., 1866-06-28

A.-ya rttan's GtN Carss la SrSA
t~o fn fUnr days Oniy ten piist p.srly vrx~tsasD
H.RNE- "a 60, u rafk fow, ant diauos,s rnor -
h.uth hY NAL
The New York herald., 1866-06-28

Tive eholsrs vcIrd question psyscsaa.
~ nature is now proy veil ssr.ed upen pri"~t'yA
disease the how~i. Va shrh owis r~ss~d sas 81
normal the white ~ ihr bs draws -
into the sne. sni h~ne the peculiar "t" a.
charges" des of cholera Ia. la @n-t bed "
death The proper -ntsnt - rrs, tsdsnnist~r .~,ssao
bind contract the relsrsi thea ~
vta~d blood acts irrsn aon ths assssas ces'.ess
hence the violent snf frrhink fos this Vtaso
r~aufei Moth ni~se essentials toabl n~d iD hAMt
DEN's AsfA1Ic CHOLERA cURE WHICH ~ s.sed upsa
stnty anbropte princpl~. snf hss shs-a @-S 70 -
tha most sr-cuAi remedy tans THIS d.rAsr Deys -
Broadway Scw Yosx. For sai- bJ al ifusKsas
The New York herald., 1866-06-28
A.-The ahamrarh

A.-The shamrock. .The 0rseo. uo~
1, the tDvesst r0s~f .iop~f
dent patriotism for ts emblem. aad PEsskr 4 tDTryA0
LDrfA tho oess.i aow~r that fss
the emblem sgd isoeBs~ 81 fsm.s b.sar 70 .ss b5 ~
The New York herald., 1866-06-28
Advent of The ChoIsra.

rhoa..ni. rho in g sas .. .ses.i-ssei ne s-.-ass
os srEIsFKLD1 cOoesc BlrfsR- . pr~venpv~ -
Of dreaded ~ geglrf - ts.fa
original imporsr ait eosNans he Aai- 81 THE
Tsnsfy u his fofaef -hqs.sl. gssas 81 ~
al
The New York herald., 1866-06-28

Ns.i~a \ hs lailsa dssht fs 0aly JafALls anf fs@s
isaahu psfums ~ ts ~st rft1se a@1s y hss.a tsS
lsgrsl ssies y found yls, status -. fss
Tr,' u 0ac., vii othsr Y shIru 60 a
The New York herald., 1866-06-28

hrgs. water nue-, and white az saes. sss.nis on 'Is
evening the rsffuss that
iAhed the The flowers - tho sp~cr. Cer ss
grsndinora. aud PnAtOs A sOS's EIlrsc % rf0tJ
HLUOMfkU CkKkLS I. charged with sri-.s
the delicious En-.eT the
The New York herald., 1866-06-28

All Prtrss tn ~. Royal usvsss $50
other galred gusr.ss r.sia.1 Ing afaasuss rissn
sAfOI nfet~r ~ BASsssv
The New York herald., 1866-06-28
lckai
ar ayosat !. ru,tApylpu,.

TT. UkOkUk ". fH tAbKLFHIt.
Ths annual match between the-a erekri cir,s ~ss
commenced Yesterday II the y"okon groanis snd -
the tune for dssiug The s,uin,, the =, George we1
considerably aiesd Tho =. George w~a tho kss
drsi and msie the hsnoma OF 1876 IbitaisipAsa
made tho snall of 40 for their lr.s inning. ~
tho Phaieipiabs dd not "a tho OF thetf
adsersares they followed their ,nninga. sd
tho ~ closing play or the dAy They hst scos.d
81 for the loss Of h-. wicSeta Tho gAtns will -
resumed to-day al sleyeD O'Clock a. "
The New York herald., 1866-06-28

ws..is, A wfi.sn'. tsess r,'tss sswtpsi
g.a.ASa4 Essx1aa -. "a a eAAsk.
The New York herald., 1866-06-28

So tFv rmrs Mf - NNf - NrfS ef Nf - $3.50
~ :, .0assk saafssf tua ~ Nsf 49, - ~ 80
- 80 s9WHsf sf<. = efgs - tselAt ~ ~
- - rs 40 akss ~H<Nsss frsst 70 nsts f@aH
tfses gtsst ~ - ~kts*ss WMAs "A A. = !.
ifAs eeHsfNEG = 80 htatasaT sstsess at~sssS
GfsfE tAf4at
The New York herald., 1866-06-28

A.-Ths Moss wonds rfui Msdsst0s Evsg
kngun ~ !. hKTCALFt.H stkAf hHEbsA
nEsEBI Tell ranr srtt.l friasast sfr q
The New York herald., 1866-06-28

All Lsgst Ios,s'y PriFes 9Asheds Draw
ln.s aiafa ahd snfsi nts - 49,
" CLArIus. ip'wau ..fss' -
The New York herald., 1866-06-28

H.mss.i,es .. s.ss.s.s. itsit s'"s~.
- etss sasst - - Ass sAsaffs tAf -fE' " -
NM#s
The New York herald., 1866-06-28

DIa tuond utags of Al Dessri pftoss.
lNtf fartg nd Nty 10 aatfs dsa.a s@sk fsf
~ otrH1B aiitt. 80 sfss d~sy - sss' s.ts~
4 sfs .f9sL
The New York herald., 1866-06-28

Al Priss. as.L.d ~ LsgsS I.ossssiss.-
cLpT. nsol-- us fsu-a~,
The New York herald., 1866-06-28

Flsss of Al sisss-< sosias O.t cheap
A. 49, "a ass4sa.rsfsrf a uoJT - otAn.H " Ds.ss
The New York herald., 1866-06-28

Hassh.ior'. Hair D,s.-rh Bsst In sh-
ou, DE fsruaiJss. rsisss. i4s.st.-
usous Tsetsrf - h-stisg affuss
The New York herald., 1866-06-28

Fis,s1.. I,s.s-s,uss -.~,as n.shi.es.
- - Afeafwst
The New York herald., 1866-06-28

Uo~s sewing Nssnins Company
TLfAr HONE fftsfasat ~ @1 hfas4.y Ast~ss
The New York herald., 1866-06-28

aaIt. ta a. ~. r4st Ff,t.nslss, rsl.ssigsss
wst.ut
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-07-28

Haa hs8a l#aH IrHwHf ~ fhf fF
'Hhiiishsss siisHdlHf fltf8 lspiH
Hff aH ~ fHHifffg e. h4ta 4aaf
fafef ihat ileg iglIy understood III
,iififlnn, aud ilal certain aalaff.
hish u itmpffy pwsf. siassd y
~ eHltflfs ea4ia
W. on siit z, ao il,st as ~
haa bal lhe ilIfntm tati maailssta n.
ttls=a ~ Hfttfa attff ap.is
freely Ihe ffihis ~ llaf misf II
lepnfi ~ W. SUBJECT. el,as q hl
HWtf
I'VE haye been very slow n ee
lefirih ilie epmplalai4 masle assinaf
tlen tlafY baf We domaafe ~. =.
disRfHeelal aud ihe fifls which haze
since opme ~ mf Lnowleiys, sbae
such ~ arbitrary tmmming u,nn
ihe fights n loyal citizen. and aral.
fnhlnaly defiance N iawt,gei fld ID
paying his lnsi 1uc., without ean.
sefving any public interest. and
thereby bringing disgfap apon Nh,
iiiiilofm ho wRfs and The Cavern
inent he represents. thai We fel 4
our duty as public journalists io aiy,
'he iae's " they have appeared h
our cgufts, and have bccoine natori
0us IN the community"
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-07-28
Medical l'ses OF Ice.

To person burning up with in
ternal fcvcrs ice is comfort beyond
expression.
Swallowing ice freely in small
Jumps is the chief treatment in in-
hammation of the stomach.
The constant application Of ice,
pounded fine, and enveloping the
head with il by means Of a cushion,
or other contrivance, is the most re-
liable remedy for that dangerous
malady, inflammation Of the brain,
which 50 often sends its victim to the
grave in a few days, or TO that living
death, the mad-housel
In all infammations, whether in
ternal or external, ice diminishcs
rapidly the size of the blood-vcsscls,
and thus removes the pain they give
when thus swollen by their pressing
against the nerves which are always
in the ncighborhood of the arteries
Of the system.
Diptheria, and some Of the worst
of other forms of sore throat, ha.
been arrested in n very short time by
pounding a piece Of ice in a bag, then
laying the head back, take lump,
and swallow them continuously unit
relieved, allowing them to be detained
in the throat as long as possible, there
TO melt.
All forms Of diarrhea and dysen-
terry, where there is great thirst, th'
qualification Of which by drinking
any liquid increases the malady, arr
promptly controlled, and in many
cases perfectly cured, BY simply swal
lowing as large Jumps of ice as pos
sible.
Epilepsy itself, one of the mos
uncomfortable of human maladies, i
said to be treated successfully in Lon
don by the application OF Ice to tn
spinal portion Of the system.
A piece Of ice laid on the wris
will often arrest profuse and danger
ous bleeding Of the nose.
In Group, water as cold as ice cal
make il, il applied freely and per
sistently to the throat, neck, nm,
upper part Of the chest with spong
or cloth, often affords an almost mi
raculous relief, especially if followe
by drinking copiously Of ice watel
wiping the wetted parts perfectly DIR,
then wrapping the child closely u
in dry aannels, allowing il to fall int
a delightful and liic-giving slumheI
HaTs journal qf Health.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-07-28

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