The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-11-21
The Eorse Eplce mic.

The Ezorse Epidemic
Frola :le gz1l,o Eyeuipg rIst}
Til, disease is acute c=.ta.rG or iHauen (
"a, prevailing Il: this time a an epidemic.
l. consists Of irritation, congestion and
indammttiou-of the mucous Innings Of ali
the air cells and passages Of the head ami
throat. Everybody knows the symptoms.
Little MEDICINE sloald be given, a there is .
more danger Of giving too much than not
enough. By careful nursing 90 out Of 100
wi!i "a along very well without Internal
medicine. Take away tceir hay and oats;
feed warm bran nash ami clean oat or rye
straw noistcneI with brine. We have gig-
en- ogr horses (and we have Fix al sick with
the iistemPer) from six TO eight draehms
ofbromi!e Of potassium tw0 Or three timc7
a day, dissolved IN bran mash, for the
frs. two or three days while the inGamma
tioa lasts. This medicine Is powerful
scdatire, and az such lessons the fow Of
blood 70 tie head and lungs. | have pre-
scribel the bromide Of potassium for two
ycar, past to break up sever: cJids (Which
i acute catarrhl Of myself, family and
friends, and i. never fa!Iel to cure the cold
efcc;uai!y il from II to n hours.
l. has worked .rcll on ny horses. After
the nose begins 70 run freely the danger is
passed, AMI By good care the horse viii
soon be we'll. Externally used, and would
recommend, DR.. Trask's Magnetic O.nt-
mont to the throat, aroIai the cars and on
the forehead Tbs ointment contains to-
Jacc3 and iobeliA and operates upon TIE
glands IF the heal anI throat by causin.
an Increased how Of secretion from them,
at the same time, by It's relaxing effect, re
moving the structure and giving almost it,
slant r-i.cf to the cough and breathing.
Free ventilation lblt avoiding draughts Of
air) isvery important; good fresh nj, is
very essential, therefore burning tar or
anything of tic kind should b: avoided. If
the weather is not storm, turn the horse
agt during the day. u. Ransom, NJ y.
BE.sC a Publisher in the o! len lime was
not The say and festive occupation it IS TO-
iav. IN 1868, CHARLES ~ signed decree
ia which the Lyons publishers were not 10
ssuo any work " writing, in ryme or in
rsose, without tile previous authorization
II our lar'! the KIM, under pain Of being
hanged or strange" This decree was
carefully enforced, all the ',hops and print
iao houses being VISITED three time. a yeat
BY officers appointed by the King.
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TnE graiua.ias class of the Portland
(Me.) High school have struck ont a nea
course foc themselves. Those young ladies
vii 20 through the graduating honor-,
.re,sed simply, witbou. .icwelry, or lace, or
ornament, ana both before and leaving
school have determined to avoid all slang
phrases ana expressions They propose t.
make the closing DAY Of their -choo! lives a
real " commencement day
TIE Delaware Indians have come over
TO civilization 50 completely that they have
uow aIopted our dress ard customs. The
daughters If the tribe are Receiving. with
heir 3ther schooling. instruction in music
,nd it Is -aid lha. pianos and mci,dgon-
re fa''e 7 '''.'i"i.y Se''.efe through 'h'if
homes, giving tuem an Opportunity to test
Inc ."ng -Np'c'ea be.ioi that music hath,
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