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Nebraska advertiser., 1868-11-19

I Mean Business, I Dol am selling my
splendid stock of Muflers, Scarfs, Gloves,
Mitts, Overshoes, ETC., etc, right down and no
Call and be convinced, at Z s..
HetzePS No. 20 McPherson's Block
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-11-19

Cold Ears.-Not a pleasantthing, atapy
time; but when the car is exposedto the bleak
winds of a Nebraska prairie they are liableto
become froSt-bitten. Hetzel, at No. 20, Me-
Pherson's Block, has a preventive consisting
Of Mufders made of Beaver, otter, Mink and
Coon FUrs. Scarfs frompure wool. Call and
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-11-19

Jas. Dye gives 4 singing exhibition at Mt.
Zion Church, ON Monday evening, 2srd inst.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-11-19

The attention Of our readers is called to the
advertisement of Goes Dyspepsia CuTein an
other part of this paper. This truly Valuable
Medicine is recommended by all who use 1t.
Read the certificates.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-11-19

We learn that A. S. Holiday is about to
remove his Drug store to the Old Land Office
Building, TO make room In his building for
a Wholesale LiquOrS Store. ylsys p
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-11-19
Ladies' Furs-At Hi1rs-

VIM. n. Hoover, Real Estate and Insu-
rance Agent, is prepared TO make out all pa
pers necessary to the conveyance Of Real Es-
tate. Omee--COurt Room, BrOWnville.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-11-19
4~HpeEEaT,s - -
~ snlon,s Pnpulenm Lotlon.

The greatest remedy ever discovered for the dis
eases Of the skin. Cures every kind Of unsightiy
e uptious of the face. ReHoyes, without taIl,
PimpIcs. FreckeIs. Moth Bl0tches. COm0dines or
Black WOrmS Tan, &c, and as a beautider iUhas
10 EQUAL. For gentlemen after sharing 1t IS inyai-
uabie Ladies. after trying II, Will use NJ other.
6 Papulean LOTION" is the only relable remedy
for di 4sesaHHvblemish Of the Skig- Riice one
dollar. Prepared only by
S Z. vHN SOLON, St. Louis, Mo-.
For sail nv Druggists generally. 12-45-Iy
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-11-19

Ho, Stopi stop!! Stop!II-Go n try
Hetzel's Pulse Warmers, ScarfS, Waterproof
Boots, Attic Over Shoes, Fur Caps, Fur Gloves,
Lambs Wool Gloves, Lambs. Wool Mitts.
Lambs Wool Undershirts andDravfers. The
good time has come. J.. s. Hetzel No. %
MePhersonk Hook.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-11-19

For Boots and Shoes that win wear, and
at prices as low asany, go f0Peare& Cos.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-11-19

5000 Peach Trees.LI have for sale 5000
one and two wear old Seeding Peach Trees,
from choice selected seed. Price, $40
per 100 or 500 per 1000. r. W. FURNAS,
a. BrownvilIe,
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-11-19

Tesre & Co., make it a speciality to keep a
full Stock of choice staple and Fancy Gro
cerieS- -
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-11-19

--latest Lady Washington BeaYeE Hoods
at Hnl & Co.'S.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-11-19

b Holaday's are eoming LFor nice and
appropriate presents go to a. %. Marsh's.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-11-19

This is truly the "ageof progress, 4" and the
American people are, beyond doubt, far
ahead.o of all others This is clearly demon
strated by the Sewing Machine which is,
strictly speaking, an American invention.
In this branch of manufacture the Empire
Sewing Machine Co., office Gle Broadway,
New York City, stands pre-eminent, Their
Improved Manufacturing Machine has no
rival. 1t is built on sound mechanical prin-
ciples-is simple in construction-easily IN
derstood, and not liable to get out Of order.
Its sewing qualities, particularly on cloth and
leather, cannot be equalled: and as such we
recommend It toOur friends and the public
generally. See advertisements.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-11-19
Il @ Lett, Land Agent, BrownviHo.

Sugar Loaf Drps. the finest article in
town, AZ Hm & Co.'S
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-11-19
Deafness, Catarrh, Consumption and
ORMcaE Cured.

OCaA@--c9 S1t-AAA9 3AAOL AAAaA
ORMcRE Cured.
A Treatise on p~eafness, Gssarri, Consumption
and Cancers theiFeaus0s means III speedy relief
and ultimate cure. H3a Pupil Of the academy Of
Medicine Paris. sent 10 any address, for 10 cents.
Letter from ROb'tMe&IFdg, D D. LL-D.s Grand
Prelate e1Grand -Encampment Of q. s., and Editor
OF the National FTseRGsoa A
NEW o Sept. II, 1857
DrRSAAAIWELL was ia charge or Grace Church
Hospital Atsxandria, Va durinst The war. LIRE
quent Y, aInost daily fer moNhs, visited-thIsH os>
pital, and had every means kReWiEg his reputaS'
tion Tor EFFIcIENCVs aud SKILL. Il was uf>Ihe.
most credItabIe haTaoterlani his success in TIE
treatment OF patIentswas bar able.
H9R4RT NcAFR0T
OR9AtfoVIBRAToR 1t htsiatathe III ROf
P~ercePhbie, re1soUes sfRgiHg noises in The head, and
enaoleS deaf persons tohear distinctiy at church and,
publicassemblies This nstrunant VII often pro-
duceresu1s almost miracuIous and Indeedfn eases
Of long Standing deafness, YilIrelieve In a short
time. II may be adjlstedN ffh- thgease-Ot spec
DBsSTtBhNELL vii. be PROFESSIONALLY at al
East Washington place Observation-Disclosures n.
Y, daily, 10 to 4, except Tuesdays wbeR be viii
be al hisrooms 1892 R9ne Street, Pniiadsfphia, Pa.
l2sl6-IE
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-11-19

Old Ladies' wanting 8 soft shPsto fit over
their corns nicely, viii calf at McGibbons'
store, whore they will find just the thing
They are so nice,
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-11-19
elbow. blow thou wintry wind.

For Bob Sleigh Shoes and Sleigh CutteI
Wood Work, go to the Pioneer Stove store.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-11-19

G.S Beall, opens UP this evening in our
High School building, a temporary Business
College, teaching vPenmanship, all Styles.
Book Keeping, etc. His method is essentially
his own, and possesses points of advantage
which those desiring to improve their hand
write; or learn Book Keeping, should avail
themselves of at once.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-11-19

MePherson's Hall Is now bdng plastered,
and when completed win be Of he finest
IN the Slate
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-11-19

Our style Of Job Work is giving very gem
eral satisfaction, and encourages us to say
that we can do nearly as neat a Job as ST.
Louis orNew York can turn out, and within
an ace as cheap.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-11-19

-
FLoUREEl ntsEe safk-wvwTS so
CORN-2 bushelg old.-y-9
MEAL4a6 wEx g
BACON-Hau1s "a
Shoulders = b...-4-~~~~--.- 20
Sides D.-.~-~v--~~-,oeS
LARD-Canned 8~b,.---"w-9
SHHUP-G0lden gal.-.~ -
Sugar House a gal x
COFFEEZaFa osa33
RIO -
CHEESE-New York Factory q D.-s.--.. q
Country q b-..-.-----.-s--
TEA-ImpeIlal z
Block N
Young Hyson 4 B..----~-~.......- Z "
CANDLESEetar = -
kfTaHoW 2 b.,~."- =
APPIES-DHed q -.@-~--++-- ~
Green q bushel.....-..-.-.....-- : ~
PEACHES-DFied b...-w~--.--------
POTAT0ES-New bushel..~".--~.- =
" Sweet q pOund-.~.~.--- @
Ollie gaLon,~.----"~--"-- os
BUIIEb-E 10 -
HONE1-R = =
ONION-P bushel. l -
barrel. 4 -
Observation-Disclosures per lW.~--~2 VeNsz -
, "
, "
Pine --...-".A-.. 3 gJgs ~
SHINGLES-COttOnwoOdp per NeOO~--2 59g9 "
4" y @-.-S- As-..5 OJyl ~
LATH-Cottonwood per OOO.-ry--.--..- ~
-" Pine .....-. ~
WOOD-Dry Hard per eOrda-~a".~~-- . ~
HiDES-Dry per 10
%
spring - =
WOOL-per ...@a-4a--.- @-.-E.@NH@[
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-11-19

Beautiful.-Those Queen Elizabeth Beaver
Hoods, at Hill Co.'S.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-11-19
GoinF south.
showed undsr-LOeas s..

For yourBoy's and Ladies Skates, go to the
Pioneer stove Store.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-11-19

RemOVed.-The Dorsey BrOS naN0 Om
ed their Land ONCE 90 MePhersonas Block
They sat upon the frontdoor1natdGuAc
Where softly shone the lnoons
And listened to the music that
anne from the beer saloon
His manly arm did round her tW1ne,
Their lips ia kisses met;
And when he asked, "Wi1t thou be miner"
She said, Il viii, you bet"
And as they heard the m~elodeous call,
For lager beer and bretzels,
saysshe. aYou look SO sweetapd neat
In those clothes you bought at Hetzels,"
GA r U
Remember, young man, as you striFefoF
love,
Tbs TEeathers make the bird
Sobuy your goods OF Hetzel,
And yeuH alwaysbe preferred.
A-HA a.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-11-19

The river is nearly closed 1t this point with
mush ice, and running very slow.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-11-19

I Will venture the assertion thai no live
man in America can sell No. 1 Clothing, Hats
Caps, Boots, Shoes and Fur Goods cheaper
than ] S Hetzel, No 20 McPherson's Block
He believes that h6nRrable competition is
healthy and Therefore ASKS no OddsOfanyman
believing tina he bought as cheap as any one
could buy in the New York market for cash,
lac, withoha want or blow, defesg allcSmbt
nations or competltiOn, and asks the Publt4
to Gail w her they may bsshOgp throughthe
entire stock freeiof charge. Bay where you
can do the best, at J S Hetzen's, McPherson's
Block Z1LGEhJ 10 bnG n1o n3HFog
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-11-19
Hale,s Pdtant Meat Cntter and stufe

A few Of the choicest Groceries the sur
ever shone on, at Theo. Hill & Cos.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-11-19

The Concert Of Vocal and instrumental
Music at Albany, Kansas, on the night Of the
10th inst, under the direction of James r.
Dye, OF BrOwnvile, NEBRASKA, was e COM
plete success. Men, women and children
turned out from every direction, and were
highly pleased with the entertainment. The
proceeds were applied for The payment Of a
Burdett Organ purchased fOr the Congrega-
tional Church. The organ gave general salts
faction. @. W. BROWN.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-11-19

Stoves are a very necessary article In every
well regulated family, and the shellenberger
Bros have every variety ana style. = =
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-11-19

Choice Fruit and Fancy Candies, ct Aliens
City Bakery. er
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-11-19

hand for every machine sold by F.. A.. Tisdel
& Co. 80 > Ii-.t 20
Extraordinary.-This age is remarkable
for extremes The development Of science
and art within thepast few years Is wonder
to the world the great degree of enterprise
and commercial Improvement in our country
is without a paralIelin history. and yet. with
all of these marks of pre-eminence, there is
nothing more gratifying and directly inter
esting than to know that our city and vicin-
ity are blessed with the best Clothing store in
the West sBest goods and at Lowest prices .
is the motto or this establishment. and all
viii know, without designating it, that of A.
Mays Regulator, q Main street. Verify the
world moves
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-11-19
ptCluc for every Ordinary uloedSc d
5nm inEbWcttOg and -BooKs Of rdi-


specific Tor every Ordinary uletdSc d
IdmrY SEbJVct to- and ~bOoEs Of -dl- 90
rectIOhsf from. go. .&..-4. ,.i--.PlO 10 30
90 toas viais' om~...........- So to IS
SPECIFICS for all PrVaIe DISEASES, both ior
visls and p,cket So to SIS
Ponds ELtrGct cures BUNS Bruises, Lameness,
Soreness, Sore Throat, Sprttns, TOUthachej Earache,
EeuraigIa, Rheumatism, Lumoaso, Pies, bolts,
Stngs- Sore Eyes, Bleeding of the Lungs, Nose,
stomach. or of Piles; Corns, Ulcers, OldSOTes.
rs PrIce 90 cts TO 40. cd
These Remedies, except Pods EXtraG{ by the
case or single box, are sent to any part VI the coun-
Try, by mail Ut express, free Of charge, on receipt Of
thv pfce. Z
ASduasHufraIReF's SPEFrTc3 EGH
H. W bSmEoPATHEc MEDuCINE0 Co 81 u
ONCE and Depot No. 561 Broadway, N Y
DR.. Humphrey is consulted daily at his Ultice, per-
soualIy OF by letter, a. above, for AZ torHAs q az
ease. For sale by ssA q
MeC0MAS 3 CO.,
Inv BrOEuviile, Neb.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-11-19

Pillows, Comforts, Mattresses, and all kinds
Of Furniture in full assortment, at McFalI &
Co.'S
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-11-19
PinOws for sale at HoFan & Cos.

Boots & Shoes are selling uh~precedentedly
low at HetZel's.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-11-19

is. Church has nOt yet returned from Iowa
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-11-19

siberian Squirrel and c6ney Furs at Hfn
NCos' OH [I-Ia
Hanniford & Hughes Fall stock Of Fur
nituUs has arrived, and contains everything
in that line. Go and see 'em.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-11-19

A Splendid assortment Of Albums cheap,
just received at City Drug Store,
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-11-19
me- pest Teas In tho west, At Hn& COS.

The best Teas in the West, at Hill 4 Cos.
rpour-spring and Fan wheat, at McGees,
CT reduced prices.
A Nc year old Horse for sale. En-
quire at this office.
John Deere's genuine Moline PIOws. 500
1 for sale by Theo. Hill & Co.
Gents Piece eoOds.-Greatest variety in
the market at HUI 3 Cos
Pekin Breaking PlOws-aOr an. smith
& Co.'S make, for sale by ]. G. Deuser.
The funes steok0 OK hardware West Of the
Mississippi. at SheIlenberger Bros
Spring Wheat Flour-warranted good
and satisfaction guaranteed, at the Red store.
as pieces Msrhmack W. Prints and % pieces
Cocheoco Prints just opened at Thee.
Hill a Co.'S.
$1,000 and an Expenses Paid.-see ad-
vertisement of American shuttle Sewing Ma
chine in our advertising columns,
chester White PigsZone pair pure ches-
ter White Pigs, three months old; price, so.
Applv to n. ". FURNAs, Brownvliie. :
mis- Mary Har1ilton, residenee corner Of
Atlantic and 9Th Streets, Is prepared to do all
kinds Of Stitching, Braiding, SIR embrOider-
inp. etc. on shortnotice unreasonable terms.
Our style Of Job Work is giving very gen.
eral satisfaction, and encourages us to say
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-11-19

Ladies' Furs.-Mink and Fitch, at Hill &
Co.'S. ~
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-11-19

Gents Piece Goods.-Greatest variety in
the market at HUI 3 COS.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-11-19

Ann s0cE p Harness At Rqner'
rasty.-ThBose otter Hoods At Nm B Go.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-11-19

Eztras.-Afln supply kept constantly on
hand for every machine sold by F.. A. TisdeI
& Co. 800 - II-.IE 20
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-11-19

Pekin Breaking Plows-2OO I. al. smitl
& Co.'S make, for sale by ]. G. Deuser.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-11-19

John Deere's genuine Moline Flows, 500
for sale by Theo. bill & Co.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-11-19

The fulles stock az HardYare West Of the
Mississippi. at S~heIlenberger Bros
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-11-19

Do you want a good Mattress9 Go to Nc
Fall a Co.'S L1rIW On
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-11-19

Spring Wheat Flour-Warranted good
and satisfaction guaranteed, at the Red store.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-11-19

l seen her at the window,
1t was my dear Lucinda,
She looked so sweet
And dressed so neat, . sAG
I'd gin my life to have been dab!
Why? Because she buys her dress goods
and trimmings at Teare & Cos.
All kinds Of Woolen- Goods, ~ ost season.
able at Teare & Co.'S.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-11-19

The Commissioner of AgTicnIture has made
application to me for specimens of Corn, Oats
and Wheat from Nebraska, for Analysing pur-
enough to furnish me with one ortwo pounds
each Of the above named grains, it wiHSbe an
accommodation all around, and may result
In great good. Send or bring soon as possible.
Specimens from both upland and bottom
wouldb be desirable. R.W. FURNAs
Prest. st BID Ag.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-11-19

Whynot save twenty-i " per cent. by buy
ing your Toilet articles and Fancy Notions at
the City Drug Store.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-11-19

A No a year old Horse for sale. En-
quire at this ONCE.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-11-19

as pieces Maflmack W. Prints and % pieces
Cocheoco Prints just opened at Thee.
hill a Co.'S.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-11-19

Chester White Pigs.-one pair pure Ches-
ter White Pigs, three months old; price, so.
Apply to r. W. FURNAs. BrownvIle.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-11-19

sI2oO and AN Expenses Paid:-See adj
vertisement Of American Shuttle Sewing Ma
chine in our advertising columns,
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-11-19

Furs-An KINDS At hin : Co.'S.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-11-19

Flour-sprins and Fan Wheat, at McGee's,
ct reduced prices.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-11-19
.adies, and CENTS shawls at Den,s.
FALns CRY. MA, nov. 18th. Ise

FAILS Cry, NERs nov. 18th, 1858
Prof. James r. Dye:
DEAR SIR:-I take much pleasure in saying
that the Piano that I purchased from yea re-
Gently, OF the "New York Union Co.'S manu-
ncture, has been thoroughly tested by COM
petant musicians, and has proved "a be an
instrument of superior qualities. have no
hesitation IN recommending these Pianos 10
all persons who wish to buy musical instru-
ments Of hi kind, as the best, cheapest, and
most reliable Of any sold in the western
country. Verytruly, &c,
ISHAm REAVI&
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-11-19

( Has been RnSef ebRsSeEin the treatment Of
Chronic, Sexual and e4ale Diseases thAn any
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-04-04
How TO Catch Rats.

MssEs. EDITORS For catching rats in a
cheap and eifectual manner allow me t. recoIA-
mend The following; Cover common barrel
with stiff. stout paper, tying the edges around
the barrel place board so that the rats may
have easy access to the top sprinkle cheese par
ings or other feed" for the the paper for
several days, until they begin TO believe they
have right to their daily rations from this
source. Then place in the bottom of the Larrel
a piece Of rock about six or seven inches high,
filling with water until only enough of it pro-
jects above the water for the rats to lodge upon.
Now replace the paper, first cutting cross in
the middle and the first rat that comes on the
barrel top goes through into the water and climbs
on the rock The paper comes back to place and
the second rat follow. the first Then begins a
fight for the possession Of the dry place on the
stone, the noise of which attracts the rest, who
share the same fate. J. HIN Scientific .Amcr-
icnu
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-04-04
Manure for berries.

a correspondent of the English Gardeners
Chronicle says that he has devised a manure for
Strawberries which has been very successful.
Heretofore he uaed to grow his strawberries as
other people do who have gardener, which lie
has not, and therefore year without ii dish of
strawberries was no uncommon thing Tor him.
But a neighbor, who was in the same prsdica-
ment with regard to labor, and yet had hardly
ever failed OF having an abundant crop, told him
he never suffered his beds to De touched except
when the crop was to be gathered, and his beds
are fourteen or fifteen years old
He adopted his neighbours plan, with few
trihing moiiicateu,, and has had only one fall
ure since he commenced it, and never expects TO
have another. He covers the beds with straw at
tine beginning Of winter, and lets the young run
ners kill and take the place OF the roots, whereby
a deep layer OF humas is form ed Just in old
grassland, and by the same process. The COM
position he uses is made as follows: One pound
each ef EPSON salts, Glauber's salts, pearl ash,
and carbonate OF soda, and halt a pound 81 mu-
riate OF ammonia 70 90 gallons OF water. He
applies this mixture az soon a. the plants show
signs Of growth in spring, watering them pretty
freely without rose three times, at intervals OF
about . week, go as to finish before they come
into 4 wer
If the season is dry he finds it necessary to sup
ply them literally with water during the whole
time " their growth, their increased activity
will kill them. Independent of quantity, straw.
berries of equal size he never saw on plant:
grown separately. He says separately, for by
his plan the bed is a complete mat, and yet he
gets specimens of Kesns Seeding five inches in
circumference, and during the whole time OF
bearins, he could at any time gather plate fiji
for exhibition.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-04-04
:Farnl aaO 0arOen.
The Canker WOrm.HOW e Destroy
Them.

EDS. Wis. FARMER: Last summer the canksr
worms made their appearance upon some trees
that had planted, aud this winter have been
fighting them. AS some of your readers may
not know how to catch them mapping, will de-
scribe the process.
If your trees are large you can not rid them
by manipulating, but if they ara small and easily
inspected, then the pests can mostly be removed
while in dormant state. Look at your young
trees and you will notice little punches generally
consisting of two or three dead leaves, hanging
upon the twigs or bodies. Attempt to move
them and you will find them quite firmly fast-
ened to bark by a thick thread of silk about one
third of an inch in length. Apparently they are
nothing but last years cobwebs or caterpiller's
nests with leaves and other rubbish en.angled !;
but examine them closely and you will find one
or more canker worms, alive and we'll, encassd
In rough looking coat that looks like rough
bark. This is the usual style of their winter
residence, but it is often varied. Sometimes you
Will lind single worm hanging all alone in his
sheath with nothing else aboat him. large
number, however, select very small leaves while
still attached to the place where they grew, and
firmly fasten the stem in It's place with silk
drawn around the twig So that 1t cannot become
detached. They then proceed to draw the Leaf
about them in the form Of tube which, when
completed, is abont the size of small straw,
aud three-fourths of an inch long, and open at
one end.
These are apt to escape detection even after
you are acquainted with them, unless very care
ful search is made. To destroy them nethng is
required but to pick them off And burn them. /
went over my orchard and gathered fine
pocketfull in about an hour. They will be
found in many places where their presence was
not suspected last summer, and if destroyed this
winter great advantage oysr them will be
obtained.
enclose a handful of dormant canier worms
in their winter habiliments Tor your inspection.
j. Il.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-04-04

STONY LAND COOP FOR PEACIIEs.--A few
years ago, when the peach trees in Illinois and
Michigan and throughout the Northwest, were
nearly all killed by the frost, it was found that
those trees which were growing in stony ground,
or had been aceidently surrounded by heaps of
stones, did not suffer like the rest. In one in
stance a tree which had been half buried beneath
heap of field stones escaped destruction, while
the rest of the orchard was killed Stones absorb
heat during the day and give it out at night
they also keep out cold winds, which would be
injurious to the roots, and prevent that repeated
freezing and thawing of the roots which is &C
injurious to them.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-04-04
eslycerin and Yolk Of Eggs.

Four parts by weight, of yolk of egg rubbed in
mortar with five parts of glycerin, according to
tho Philadelphia Journal If Pharmacy, gives a
preparation of great value unguent for sp.
plication to broken surfaces of the skin of all
kinds. The compound mas horny-like consis-
tency is unctsous like fatty substances, but over
which it has the advantage of being quickly re.
moved by water. 1t is unalterable, specimen
having laid exposed to the air for three years un-
changed. Applied to the skin it forms a varnish
which etfectually excludes the air, and prevents
Its irritating effects These properties render it
servioeable for erysipelas and cutaneous atfec'
tions, of which it allays the action.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-04-04

SCoURs IN CALvEs.--As the season is at hand
when farmcrs will DO required to look after
their calves, we give the following recipe fur.
nished by an experienced farmer for scours in
calves: "The most simple and effective remedy
is a. toaspocnful Of saleratus; If the calves are
taught to drink las they should be)-dissolve the
saleratus in milk" If one does not cure, repeat
until q cure is effected. have never known it
to fail if taken in season.-lNirror and Farmer
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-04-04

A child Of five years having seen her father
for the first time, he having been absent in Cali
iornia, was much astonished that no should claim
any authority over her, and on an occasion Of
rebellion, as he administered punishment, she
cried out: II wish you had never married
into our family"