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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-05-28
LATEST EIARkH pH.
NEW YORK STOCK MARREr.

NEM YORK, May 2s.--Money easy at q per cent.
Sterling quiet at l09s a O94. Gold steady at Il3E al
5S Glos9 "a at NJ d ny" g $A Loans per cent
Probably the export Wednesday will reach a miITon
and and a quarter governments g \ per cent higher,
closing strong. state bonds quiet. Stocks opened
strong with slight advance but were sold freely NV
hears most Of the day Pacific Mail falling 5s per cent to
IL, hartford and Erie to II, Northwest common to
l5% Indiana Central to $685. and Ohio to 46K Late in
the day there was recovery OF "a per in active
Stocks ana the market closed steady with the general
lst very near the opening figures There are ruors of
ihlunetions restraining the Pacific Mail officers from
lending the funds of the company and from purcha sing
stock Tor The company under Albany legislation
The rnmor that forged Erie share certificates are aoat is
unconhmed. Much of the unsettled condition of the
stock market is due to the fact that no reliable ipior
nation Is yet received of the acceptance of the treaty
by the British government '
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-05-28

CURIOUS EXPERIMENTS WITH Ice. - Pro-
iessOr Bott0mly, of Glasgow university, in a re-
cent lecture TO his class, placed lump of ice as
large as an apple on a piece of wire eauze, and
on this board, weighted with twelve pounds
Before the conclusion of the lecture consider
able quantity of ice was found on the lower side
of the gauze, firmly united to that above
though apparently forced through the mesbes in
room at IS deg. C. $50 deg. F. In second
experiment he placed a block of ice on two
parallel boards near together, passed a loon of
wire over the ice, and hung weights on the ends
Various sizes of wire were tried, and in the final
experiment, wire One-tenth of an inch in
diameter was used, weighted with fifty-six
pounds. 1t passed entirely through the block
of ice, and fell upon the floor but this block of
ice, though the plane of passage was clearly
marked, was not divided, nor could it be split in
this plane with knife and chisel.
This remarkable result he explains to be a
consequence of ThomSon's theory of regulation.
The stress upon the ice, due TO the pressure of
the wire, gives it a tendency to melt at the
point in contact with this wire, and the ice, in
the form Of water intermixed with fragments
and new crystals, moves so as TO relieve itself
OF pressure. As soon as any portion of the
mass is thus relieved, freezing 'akes place
throughout it, because its temperature is re-
duced below that of the freezing point of water
at ordinary pressureS, by melting of contiguous
parts. The obvious tendency of the ice under
the pressure from above is thus, by series of
MEETINGS ard reireezngs, TO allow the passage
OF the wire and yet remain a solid block.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-05-28


DR. MANSFIELD has returned after two years absence
IN EUROPE and resumed his practice. II will be renem
bered that Dr. Mansfield is the only regular hyscian
ana the most successful practitioner that we have had
among US who has made the of intricate and
chronic diseases Il speciality.
Ladies and gentlemen should call upon him and con-
suit him s advice is free before consulting Q4dcEs,
who advertise flaming advertisements and disgusting
language to deceive those who by Ignorance may call
upon them To young and old, Dr. Mansfield has already
introduced his new and improved method of treating all
chrome Diseases and difficult cases with perfect success
and In short time. Dr. Mansfield Will treat
all diseases of the Lungs Liver and Kidneys and nor,
Rect satisfaction guaranteed Call on, or address
G. MANSFIELD, NJ. D.,
424 Nam st., cor. Pleasant Worcester Mass
w Side entrance on Pleasant ST. dtjel4+ mil
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PROCLAMATION
Observance of Memorial Day,
CITY OF WORCESTER,

CITY OF WORCESTER
MAJORS OFFICE, May 81 1872
Pursuant TO the above order of the City Council re-
specially request the citizens Of Worcester Decor-
lion Day to abstain from their avocalions az least
during the hours devoted to the ceremonies and by a
pubic observance OF the dav. unite in paying tribute
OF respect to the memory OF knsnen neighbors
and our friends who, in the conflict so freely
appropriate ceremony Of decorating their graves with
flowers viii be conducted by their surviving comrades
further direct that the Public Schools be closed on
that day. that teachers ami pupils may have the priv-
OF participating in this testimonial OF aectfonats
remembrance to the noble who fe asleep in death
amid The roar and carnage OF the battle field
Remembering with grateful hearts that a Union pre-
served nation free, and people prosperous are the
fruits OF the terrible struggle in winch their lives W re
sacrificed, let all unite in the observance of tue day
that their memories may be immortal as their live
were unselfsh
GEO. F. VERY, Mayor
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THE LABOR OF DECIDING.--The great labor
Of life, that which tends more TO exhaust men
than anything else, is deciding. There are peo
pie who will suffer any other pain readily, but
shrink from the pain ofcoming TO decision. Now
vantageous thing for the world; but, like most
other tendencies of the human mind, il is a very
bene6cieDt arrangement. There would be no sta.
bility in the world IL the making of decisions
were not a very difficult thing. What was dc.
clded yesterday would be upset to-day; and
there would be no long and fair experience Of
anything. Whereas, in the present state of
human affairs, even If a great evil exists, and
many people have recognized this evil il re.
quIres an immense amount Of decision and dc
csiyeness before the evil can be uprooted This
brings into play many high qualities of human
nature such as long-suffering, patience with
opponents and the exhaustion of reasoning
powers brought TO bear upon the evil which is
sought to be destroyed. Helpe,
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A TELEGRAPH SToRY.-I think the most
curious facts, taken altogether, that ever heard
of the electric telegraph, was told me bv a cash
Ter Of the bank Of England. You NAV have
heard OF it. 1t may have been in print. ] am
sure 1t deserves to be. "Once upon time"
then, on a certain Saturday night, the folks at
the bank could not make the balance come right
by Just tlOO. This is a serious matter in that
little establishment; | do not mean the cash.
but the mistake in arithmetic; for it occasions
world OF scrutiny. An error in balancing has
been known, have been told, to keep delega-
ton OF clerks from each Office at work some
times through the whole night A hue and cry
was OF course made after this f100, as if the old
lady in Thread-needle street would be in the Ga
zette for want oft. Luckily on the Sunday
morning, clerk-n the middle of the sermon.
dare say, if the truth were known-ielt a sus-
picon of the truth dart through his
mind quicker than any fash of the
telegraph itself. He told the chief cashier on
Monday morning, that perhaps the mistake
might have occurred in packing some boxes of
specie for the West Indies which had been sent
10 southampton for shipment. The suggestion
| was Immediately ac:ed upon. Here was a race
lightning against steam with eight and forty
| hours start given. Instantly the wires asked
| whether such vessel had left the harbor?H
| Just weighing anchor" was the answer
| Stop herP frantically shouted the electric tel
| eeraph. II was done. "Haye up on deck Ger
tain boxes marked so and so; weigh them care
fully" They were weighed; and One--the de.
nquent--was found by just one packer of Z
hundred soYereigns heavier than il ought 10 be-
Let her go, said the mysterious telegraph
The West Indian folks were dcbited with lust
ElOO more, and the error was corrected without
ever looking into boxes, or delaying the voyage
by an hour. Now that is what may be called
dong business. '-Henfg Rogers.
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Ranking House.

Banking House.
VIM. H. MORSE. ..,...,....5...B BANKER,
420 Main Street, CORNER of Pleasant,
Has opened an Office for the purpose of doing General
Banking and Commission Business.
Buys and Sells Government Securities, Railroad and
other Bonds, Gold, and Coupons.
Executes orders at New York and Boston Stock
Boards
Draws Drafts payable at sight available in all parts OF
Europe.
rs AGENT FOR EUROPEAN STEAMERS.
NEGOTLATES BUSINESS PAPER.
~ Business hours same Banks Of the city.
REFERENCES BY PERMISSION
Hon; GEO W. RICHARDSON President City National
Bank, Worcester.
CALVIN FOSTER, ESQ, Worcester
w. b. FORBES ESQ President National Bank of Re
dempti0n Boston.
BREWSTER, SWEET Il Co.. Bankers Boston
WALKER; ANDREWS Co., Bankers IA Wall street,
New York City.
VIM BENNETT ESQ, Hubbarlston, Mass.
LEVI Haywood, Esq, Gardner Mass.
CHARLES Haywood, ESQ, President First National
Bank, Gardner, Mass
Worcester, April Is 1872 d3m myl5
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NEW YORK May n Cotton x a sc higher. sales 9ooe
haes; midding uDands 26e Flour dn1I ll,y oi "a
SIS a iC5 S Western STg q Ia Ii s sia5s $50 g $40 Ohio
sSG wheat 6ao shade stronger; winter and spring
ss ~ q I ys o5SO bush No spring SLIT 7s; Mo-
mtchigah ?! g SID Corn lower; sales $1,000 bush
sales $4,000 bush; Ohio s. a elS western y a 20 sac
Beel quiet. FORK dull: new mess $3.50 "a l355 Lard
"a S2c Whisky dull and lower at s2e Ric, oniH ~
~ e pc sugar easier; Mnscovalo 50 a exc; rein.
i9se Moasses In lar request; Muscovado 80 al 3be
ulPentine quiet and firm 63l.c; rosn quiet and 6rn
~ So'GV i1r srained Petroleum quiet; crude lake:
dfh az ~ @ 25$e Tallow heavy a se Lnseed
CHICAGO, May 27-Flour nominal. wheat an,, m,
@ NJ spring 81 5l% "a 54 cash. 81 81 seller june
Corn IN air sgi am,1 1Hy; nothing done in other grades
mixed 4Se r. SG sfsE june and 4e seller July
fair demand at 4O Ale for 40 & RIVE dS n and an IN
sue Tor no BARLEY quiet and unchanged al 81 a. s0c
sons dun and unchanged PORK si25S cash. S and t R x
seller Jnly Lard SS69h cash. and ST. 10 seller IuIv a.
mand at $3.50 e 4,lO Cattle dul and drooping al q ~
a heeelPs-5gOO b5s -four 10 600 bush wheat 49,
AZ I'M 9Vg bn ,V1 GAYLE Shipmens-l00 bbls flour
VyVJ nis Darey 5Ug0 bush rye 5000 cattle 5000 hogs
lar @ NIL, Nay 2@fork nominal at S3 Tor regu
for clear sides al 79se boxel held al TEc s6onler b
H. 4Aei sides ~ g 65e Bacon duh and Jim; Shout
and arm at $3.50 a Az receipts $780, o wh II eT Gsmaa@
and higher, at SIC. N' eN'i'eu
-.
Foreign Markets.-[Bv Atlantic Cable,
:, LoNDoN May Ii-Consos 93N a. 9SA. Bonds frmer.
l0.40s s9A. '-' "'' ioo'' SdH !
FRANKFORT, May q u. $, 5-2Os 1862. s6s
LIVERPOOL. May 21.-COttcn frmer; miGdling unlons
~ % ding 40 orleans ~ "a ll@i; sales estimated
at iooOV o'eS' including 1900 for speculation and export
ANCIENT AND FIsH-LIKR SMELL-Neyer drink ,v,,or
without little Williams Extract Jamaica Ginger
THERE is no eontrovertlng the tact that sMoL.Nprp,s
Bucu Is the best safest and preparation for the
removal or couneracng kidney, bladder and plon,u-
lar Diseases diabetes, gravel mental and oh scaI o
n.y. exhaustion of the vital forces uterine complanis
errors OF youth and maadcs ofte a,lao genital organs
medical faculty. deopsl&wlw ya a'O
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-05-28

The Western Union telegraph company has
purchased the exclusive right 10 use j. b.
otearns patent OF 1868 for instruments by which
messages are transmitted in opposite directions
~ the same time by the use Of single wire,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-05-28
THE
Chicago, DanvlIe a vIneenne. Railroad

Chicago, DanviIIe a. Vineennes Ra,,roa,
runs through of the richest portions of Illinois
and Indiana connecting Chicago by the shortest route
with the celebrated Block Coal fields OF Indiana by
way OF Evansville and Nashville. witble entire South
Its mortgage debt is 1880 10 the mile The road is al
ready earning, after all operating expenses are paid,
on all its bonds. While Railroad Bonds may be plenty
those upon paying lines, and so small a sum to the
mile, are seldom in the market.
We do not hesitate to recommend them as unusually
safe They not attended the uncertainties OF pro-
ected enterprises and the prompt payment of the In
terest and the final payment the principal are as
certain as any future financial event.
The Bonds are a First Mortgage and are for 81 900
eaeh' have 40 years to run, and bear interest at the
rate Off per cent per annum payable on the first of April
and October both principal and interest being payable
in gold in New York
"a have sold over One Million in the last few
weeks to Trust Companies and for the investment OF
Trust Funds and the most careful investors and have
but small amount remaining.
Full particulars furnished on application in person or
by mail. to
MEssRs. RICE, WHITING q BULLOCK,
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Worcester Five Cents Savings Bank.
No 2AA NATN SIpEEE

NO. 246 NAN STREET.
OPEN FRoM...........sA. N. to P. M.-2 to 4P. N.
DEPOSITS from FIVE CENTS TO ONE THOUSAND Dol
LARS receced and put upon interest on the rs Of erey
month.
DIVIDENDS OF INTEREST are made in January and
July, and If not withdrawn added the principal
the first of the following month.
Smallest sum entitled to receive interest, Three Dol
lars. CHAS. L. PUTNAM, President
GEORGE W. WHEELER. Treasurer diff jy2O
The Worcester Mechanics Savings Bank
IN CENTRAL EXCHANGE.
The Bank is open daily for the receipts OF Deposits.
Deposits put upon interest on tile Fjtteeah day Of
each month";
selni-annual Dividends in January and July.
HARRISON BLISS. President.
H. WOODWARD. Treas'r. dawtf decl
Peoples Savings Bank,
as. MAIN ST. OPPOSITE THE CITY HALL.
RRaRS5s " af Bepoii s17
, Deposits made on or before The LIST day of the month
- Dividends Of the net profits made semi-annually
FeorgaEy and August and are added the principal
~ The Bank is open two hours on Saturday eve
hl H Tor Inc convenience OF depositors only.
~, Bahk hours-sto - to 4. Saturdays stol, and
'o1SGu> ~ ,t,so>- p-..,,..
". -, c. NJ. BENT, Treasurer
-- ~ W
worcester County Institution for Savings,
En- olhEEl'
reo'""'y . 1875
deposits put on interest on the first day of MONTH
Dividends made every January and July
Deposits Jan. l, 1872. ........$4, SOC ,6O9 40.
d h0n ALEXANDER H. BULLOCK I,Gl : President
Rice XVhi,i0- = I,-,,a.,-
~ 'e'' S""P""s'
''D''''"S'
Buy and Sell Railroad CITY and County Ronds
Special attention given to orders for purchase and sale
OIL stocks at Boston and New York Boards
Agents 'or 'he various INES OF European steamships.
i'ges secured 10 ana from Europe cabin steerage)
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BOSTON STOCK SALEs-May 81.

SI.VUV chicago city Is, water. ,....,......... az
s55uOO Hartford and Erie railroad ia .. 44i, 66451
SIi0OV vermont Central LIST mort gage 7s...... S4,
S2.OOO burlington ~ Missouri Il land grant Is OF
sJ.yOO y nj IN Pacific Railroad 6s.......... g0ss
s5,OOO Union Pacific railroad income los - SGss
~ Boston and Albany railroad - i4sss
~ Conn. and Pass. River iroad On
~ Fitchburg railroad -. 1871
~ Michigan Central railroad iI7E
5g Gin. SandIsky and Cleveland II r - 5a1
lOiNIlO4L
dOgdensourg q Lake Champlan r. pref l04Si
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Sltm Embellishments.
Nj L M o r 1 A L
CiiN Of Worcester.

0
IN CITY COUNCIL, MAY -. lsi2.
WHEREAS, the 30h day Of May has been designated by
NE Grahd Army OF the Republic for the decoration of
" graves OF those who fought perpetuate the great
Puclpies which folm the supeTstTucture OF our fee
s9seIhent aud whereas Post 10 OF this city, in The
rper observance of the day has invited the Council 10
therefore ' =" "PPi'P'i"'N 9' -
s, hi ~ at ms honor the mayor be requested to is
a.. ~ i4 dialicn Tor public observance OF Thurs
TO-, 81 Jun uaN o. May current, bg general suspen-
% business during the hours Of the public cerenO-
me- OF tns uay 10 be conducted by the surviving com
copy. Attest: SANIrET s,t1ru
Iitv CLERK
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-05-28

unltudes Of Thorn suffer, linger and die because nj
rm worms. The only known remedy for these Tnost
%1esome and dangerous Of all worms IN children q,
a ,, Is DR. GouLDs PIN-woRM SYRUP, Purely vey
e,pie; sure death to all worms; valuable catRartic
"a oeenGal 70 health Warranted. Price reduced IA
W." III per Dottle' GEO. G. GOODWIN h co.
- ROgfnu
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d. w. Chamb erlnIn,


wv" CouectAbte.
slw bounty Tor men who enlisted for three years In
40 lily y anu July q, 1861 and discharged he
Two years by reason OF deeaae ar 1nIurles
eo"'i'e'eu WINE III the service OF the United States
,,.e ,.e y, H. ABBOTT,
nsn w Central Exchange.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-05-28

IN yard.
LEACH & Oh UlRCH,
Contractors,
And Builders Of Pripute Draias 10 Co,a.., ,.i,h 4,
PHbife Sepss. WV w.
Onlce No. 22l Main st.. Woreester Mass uarIno,o,,
block, opposite Elm st. Ordas through ihe poai n9ica
short notice, dtf ''" s's'' s'y m,a ~
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-05-28

is announced for the Observance of MEMORIAL DAY.
THURSDAY, MAY 49, 1872
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-05-28

hntcheI0r's Hair Dye.-Ths superb Hair i've
IL tv CtSt ~ ne ,coid-Perectly harmless reliable and
ar no uls'ippolntment ridiculous tnis
Iiar ys 9uor the genuine VIM A. Batcheors
Natural Brown; leaves the hair clean soft heantnI
uoes not contain particle of lead or any nurlons
Y. "'' Di"ss'stSi ~ FACTORY IL Bond ST. N.
Dr. Julihu's Hydrastic ComDound 6a- Tc.-In
eseu argely IN private practice In diseases for which IL
10 recommended, Its great value thus Demonstrated
epes " to speak Of as bona de remedy in disease
al r ny hneys anu Urinary Organs. Many Testimonials
serious disorders Of many years standing con
hn Al we claim for hisnvaluabie Curative agent Send
Ipr Sr,IGuars containing detailed Information to n
h,tllh@ CO.. q Liberty St. N. For sale by Drug
'aPN'tihy iS'ZoJOlEIoJyl5&w ap27
SKIN Diseases.-Petrys Lnproued Conedoae and
t rnmpe hemedy-The SKIN MEDICINE of the Age. is
MIr tnled To cure Flesh Worms. Pinples Ernptions
u Botched Designations Of the Face. Sold by ali
urnnsgists. Depot ~ Bond ST.. New York.
,fOr Moth Patches FrecHes and Tan, use pRRRY,s
m0ih AND FRECKLE LOTION The well known reliable
nll harmless remedy for Brown pscol0ritions OF the
40 aSe Prepared only by Dr. 8; Perry Denatoiogis
nomu ST., New York sold BY druggists everywhere
mhl5 dM. W&S&w6m
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-05-28

The Worcester Mechanics Savings Bank
IN CENTRAL EXCHANGE.
The Bank is open daily for the receipts OF Deposits
Deposits put upon interest tile FJfteeah day Of
each month";
sem-annual Dividends in January and July
HARRISON BLISS, President.
H. WOODWARD, Treasr. dawtf decl
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W. B. SHATTUCK & CO.,
The wheat Field of America

BANKERS GENERAL AGENTS
my2 dT,Th,S&weowSm % Nassau st.. New York.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-05-28

Geo. y. HOppIn d. Co., Commission Merchants
and dealers in Flour, Corn Rye Oats Malt Meal of all
kinds Fine and Coarse Feed, Llnseed OIL Meal
Jazz dtt Mechanic ST.. Worcester, Mass
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-05-28

A Rare Chance for a man with tron, az ooo -.
$1,000 cash 70 buy well established and pavi1S hu y,
ness is offered by the subscribers who wi n N %
OF er Tin Peddling business TO close ~
Inc business mas been successfully carried on nj Xxx
paee Vr the past ~ yeas For particulars address ie
OWneIs' ,.e DAVIS, WAITE a. co, NV
my wv Hubbardston Mass
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-05-28

Cnrd.-A clergyman. while residing IN soutb
AlnettGlNs missionary, discovered safe and simple
IemefyVf the cure of Nervous Weakness Earlv nnpp
Disease of the Urinary and Seminal Organs and i6c
whole Train OF disorders brought on by banef and
noble remedy. Pronpted by desire to bennett ihe
pairing and using this medicine, in sealed envelop
any one who needs II, FREE CHARGE kddras9 ov
mh23 d&wtje93 I'm WY
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NOttces
Having leased the Stone Yard at Worcester Jupct,o
to Horace Hamilton, the '"no'oi
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Worcester County Institution for savings
FOSTER STREET
Chartered. ........... February S, 1928.
Deposits put on interest the first day of each month
Dividends made every January and July
Deposits Jan. /, 1872. ........$4, sO2, 600 40.
Hon ALEXANDER II. BULLOCK. President.
d&wt c. A. HAMILTON, Treasurer
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The STORY OF a MAIL CARRIER, who was
not male carrier, is thus told by the jackson
(MisSouri) CaSh-book:
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+'A' S"'' ~ 'ioae S1u5es u, iOutUbD
A marrow gauge railroad over the same route
could be built with an equipment sufficient to do
the same business for twenty five per cent. less,
or Tor $3.50 as shown below:
Graduation, bridges, Observation-Disclosures. $1,000
ii"Oh, tiest etc. 6OOO
Land damage fencing, depos, engineering,
StS' - '''s'''s s..s....,...... 1000
Equipment ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $500
Total per mile. .......................S 225OO
nof o. miles; ....:... .................. LIPS 600
for terminal facilities add. .....,....... OBS 900
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-04-11
L FOR liORSEMEN.

MARE WlrH CoUGH.-I have 4
good mare hat has had Il cough
for several months. She shows nc
heaves, only u dry cough. Can YOU
or any of your readers, inform me
what course to take in order to cure
her congh2-H. A. STlCKLE.
The mare should not have dry feed
of any sort. A cough may arise from
different causes-irom irritation OF
the larynx. worms, etc. If from ir,
ritutlon of the larynX, apply mus
tard poultices II few times; if from
worms in the intestine, (tho symp.
toms of which are a rough, harsh,
staring coat, irregular appetite, a
disposition to rub the tail, breath
hot and fetid, and u short, dry
cough,) give three drachms on cal
omel ana one drachm tartar emetic.
Mix and divide into three powders
and give ~ each successive night.
Twenty-four hours after give a
purgative ball consisting of 6
drachms of Barbados aloes, 2
drachms pulvorized ginger, and one
drachm pulverized gentian root.
But if the cough exists without any
apparent connection with worms,
or as q determ nation Of a disease
previously existing, give, every
in q bran mash, one of these
powders: of sulphate of copper (blue
vitrioD. digitils (Foxslove), pull
verified squllls, inter, camphOr, each
one ounce-all to be made into ten
Feed green food, such as
carrots, potatoes, turnips or par
We have known this TO
prove effective. 1t is one of JEN-
NINd's prescriptions.