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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-09-16
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Short Notes.

In the petition to Congress. now circulating
through the press, to do away with war by
'.'"f"rnnfiona1 0r6ifration," occurs the fol-
lowing sentence:
"Every Uan of truly generous and chris
tian sentiments will endorse the object pro-
posed-the substitution of arbitration for war
between States. On the American continent
this object has long since been accomplished
by the Federal Union, with the single un-
happy exception of the scar generated by the
Stare 3'omer"
Short Nofe.-'tG enerated by the slave
power" indeed Better say, "generated" bv
vilainous special legislation, and tariffs. and
boun,ies, and monopolies in favor of Yankee
auarice and robbery of all the producers of
the land OBSERVER.
Summit Point; September 8, 1878.
In that paper of papers. the New York
nercGnG2e .]ournn7 excellent in its edito-
rials, unsurpassed in the beauty, and value.
and practical usefulness of it's selections. and
deserving all praise for its persistent efforts to
establish fair and honest monetary system,
occurs, under its Financial aud commercial"
head of September 9Th, the following item
'hloney continues to harden as the active
season advances, the price for call loans this
week having ranged from per cent. to 7 or
more"
Short No'e.-And why does it (money)
t'Anrden P' Why that, the cities, having
control of banking and the money power in.
stead of the people through the governmen ut
cnd greenbnchs--may cheat the country by
forcing down the value of its products by
making money ''hard." Hear the old farmer
of Caroline, John Taylor, on this very point :
"To illustrate the facility with which this
may be done with paper, in stockiobbing
way, let us suppose the managers
of banking to be buyers of the staple of a
country; wheat for instance When the
crop comes in, the price will be kept down,
by appreciating or purifying paper currency,
by lessening the quantity Under this in
huence, those who work the furnace, buy
The loss, like adulteration of specie, falls upon
Ignorance and industry. It is law of mari.
mum, or for 1iring prizes, except that an in
teresfed party regulates them in its own in
terest."
will only add: Instruct your Congress,
peremptorily, to sweep away this swindline
national bank system, and in lien of the mo-
ney of the oligarchy to issue the peoples mo-
ney-green backs-and at the rate of fftv
dollars per head, and this cheating and rob.
berry of tine people will end, and the country
once more Will prosper. OBSERVER.
Summit Point, September 8, 1873.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-09-16

To MAKE TOILET soAr.-sai sodo six
pounds. unslakcd lime, three pounds, soft
water, four gallons; grease seven pounds
Put the water lime and sal soda into a ket-
tie and boil until dissolved then let it stand
until it settles; pour out the liquid, throwing
away the drugs; add the grease to the liquid
and boil until the consistency of honey, per-
fume as you please; color with vermillion.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-09-16

To MAKE CoMMoa HARD soAr.-Pus
into an iron kettle Eve pounds upslaked lime,
five pounds soda, and three gallons of soft
water; let it soak over night in the morning
pan till cool, and then. cut into bars
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p o TIcAl.
wATcHwoRDs.

While there. aIRs, sssd to ..rlle,
While there's a yoang heartbrave,
While there's task unwrousht,
Trust. -
While there's a God to save,
That there's work Tor each,
Tia. there's .ss,i .sssag,a in eoai
/. That there's a crown reserved,
Wait,
Though meath cloud and rod,
- Love.
there's !. foe that wrongs,
Help.
When there's brothers need,
Watch,
While there's a tempter neari
Pray.
Both in word snd deed,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-09-16

BLACKBERRY GoRDIAL-To one quar-. of
blackberry juice, add one pine of white sugar,
one tablespoonful of cloves, one of allspice,
one of cinnamon and one nutmeg Boil ali
together fifteen minutes add wincglass full
of brandy or good whisky bottle while no.
OF cork tight and seal one dose is wine
glass full for an adult; half for child.
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nALTIiI0RE AND 0NIO RAILROAD,

Ail AI1MVAE ARD OHIO RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE of P.ssen ger Trains arriving and de-
~ parting at ttarpcr's Ferry Station:
TRAINS GOING EAST.
Columbus Express via Vashnpton. 5Io A NJ
Winchester Ac'n " 6 oo as
Passengers by this ira in for Frederick
Junction and other points on Id track
change cars Point of Rocks.
Fast Line via " ashn gton 10 46
Mail Traln via Old Track to all points. 2.O5 p NJ
81. Louis Express via Westinghouse. 6.l3, ." IS
TRAINS GOING WEST
st. Louis Express from Bait. via was'n ,12 ns. A. NJ
Mail Train old tr,k II "a ..
Winchester Acc'ns' 6. yas'n 745 p nj
Fast Line so /. 6.
Trains on Main Stem ma ke close connections at
ltarpcr's Ferry with trains running w. P. & s.
Division to Strasburg nd points farther South
at Hagerstown Junction with t, aims for Hagers-
town, &c.
Through Tickets TO all prominent points West
South, East and Moth.
Ticket Office open for all passenger trains, day
and night. Comfortable facilities waiting pas
sengers. A. n wOOD Agent
Harpes'J Ferry. June II, 1873
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NANCE ON Does.--Two parts olive oil, one
part spirits turpentine, and enough -four of
sulphur to make it yellow, we'll rubbed in: is
specific for mango on doss-A.
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TO ALL CONCERNED!
HOUSE PAINTING, GRAINING,
PAPER HANGING. sc.

John n. wHITTINGTON again profFers his SER
~ vices to the public, for the speedy execution nd
In the noet artistic styc of work in the oUSE
PAlSTISG. WALL PAPERING, FURNITURE
RESOVATING. or CHAIR GAMING line. Price.
reasonable. and sa,isfaction guaranteed. Thank
tui to his friends for the Of the
he confidently hopes from enlarged experiences and
Increased facilities for the of his business
to receive a reasonable proportion of the work in
his line. "
o. Shop in basement, next door to MIR. John
Ashbaugh's Tailoring establishment, Northwest
corner of Liberty and Lawrence SITS.
July 90. lS73-3m. INV
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The Train that lea yes Charlestown at 9:33, "A Nj. .
con nects with Cincinnati Express West and Fast
Line East, at Harpcr's Ferry.
Train leaving Charestown at 10 O.3s, A. M., con.
meets at Harper's Ferry with Mail Trains East and
w w eat. which pass over the Old Route to and from
baltimore. Other trains pass over the Metropolitan
branch.
Fast Freight. No 7 leaves strashnrg at s SOP. Nj. .
-passea Charlesto~n at 1924 A. NJ, and reaches
Harpcr's Ferry at 30 A. NJ.
Fast Freight. No. g leaves Harner'a Ferrv at
lilo +. NJ pnsscs Cha arlestnvn at IL "a A. NJ and
arrivee at Strashure at 5S A. NJ.
The Columbus Expreas for Raltimare, via Wash.
Ingtnn, paesca iarprr's Ferry at Sis, A. NJ
The ST. Lnuis Express from Baltimore via WASH
!neton Tor farkcrsburg. paesCs Harper's Ferry at
laos, a. M, Gin tho mighty
A. B. WOOD, gent, Harper's gerry.
THOS. Il. SHARP,
sept. y, 1873. Master of Trausport tiou.
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r. P. III. STAUB,
!, Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
OFFICES As St. Paul Street, Baltimore, Md
DRACTICES in the Courts of Baltimore, Balti-
II more County, Court of appeals of Maryland
and Supreme Court of United States. Special at
tenton given to Collecting in and of the State
REFERENCES:
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VIM. Devries & Co.
= National Bank, Nartinsburg, West Va.
Berkeley Savings Bank, Martin sburg, West Va
Carroll. Adams & Neer, Baltimore.
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PUBLISHED WEEKLY,
BY JOHN W. DALGARN.
OFFICE IN "lEE RAIL-" BulLpiKe.

TERMS OF sUBsoRIprIoN....The paper
Will be furnished to subscribers at 81 so per
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-06-14
FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL

HIsinc,' generally has been little lyclicr
daring the past week The receipts Of grain are
,Imcwhat larger than last week, and the money
paid out on thi, account tends to make business
a all branches better.
In the money market there i, no material
mango to note, The market still continues close
and the demand rather greater than the supply
IN Chicago the market is reported a, growing
..t,icr, the demand for loan, being principally
from parties engaged in grain and produce bust
ness. The banks generally accommodate their
regular customer, at the usual rate of ten pei
cent. On the street the rate rule. from 10 pei
cent. T. +! per cent
,'uld ha, declined little during the week
NJ the government sale the bid, aggregated over
'|,0ooOoo, and the amount sold was $l,5OO,ooo at
llG.,S To- 1861 The market closed in New York
4 1862 to III.
Government bond, remain quiet and steady
nd prices are without material change
Ravens, MacKinlay n Co. furnish the following
Ottawa quotations.
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The following is handed to us for publica
ton as "hvnbly dedicated to The City Council
of Ottawa
Post holes are safe property. You may
leave them out doors over night, without fear
that they will be stolen. They are in pccu.
liar sense personal property Your nelghDors
may be blessed with wealth OF post holes
while you, alas have never one; but nc
matter how generous his heart, how great
your necessities, he can not give you the first
blessed post hole Post holes have been toe
long II neglected subject among scientific
men. They teach most forcibly the lessons
of life What more pleasantly suggestive
than a young post holeg You crush with
careless spade the tender turf and note with
IN amused eye, the hurrying to and fro OF
strange bugs and contOrlionS of uneasy
worms. The upper soil comes lightly from
its bed, and you have no thought of sorrow
but as YOU approach its middle age the post
hole gives more than hint of the stern rcali-
ties Of life. Stony obstacles block the way.
The sCanty earth, gathered with infinite labor
on the spade, slides back so like worldly
riches The work Of excavation becomes
serious and requires that every faculty be
kept on the alert and there are times when
you really doubt whether the world of post
holes is worth the labor ii demands; so the
post hole goes slowly down to old age with
all its damp suggestions of the grave The
hard clay stubbornly refuses to come to the
warm sunlight The bright hope Of sinking
that post hole deeper in the field of science
than any other post hole is abandoned The
career Of post hole is ended and has failed to
meet the expectations of its friend above
such is life you know, or at least you will
& 40, L. g.. al
The post hole teaches the broadcst sympa.
thy for men, You feel sense of ncarness to
The Chinese and other hcathcns through there
when you approach the bottom of post
hole, That is, you feel that way if you dug
It, You arc apt to ask him why under the sun
he did not dig deeper
The art of digging post holes, like the art
. u fly casting can be INDUCED in only by the
'Dnvilegcd few 1t is Il luxury The bogus
gcmlemcn with paste diamond and galvan.
lcd manners dare not dig post holes any
more than the woman whose claims to the
tile Of lady consist in her delicate health
md her pretensions dare wash dishes. Only
'hc lady whose position is assured dare do
her her own house-work How many of the
aides couldbe ladies still and fry doughnutsg
Low many gentlemen could be gentlemen
sui, and dig post holes? Echo answers,
very few.
Like many other topics requiring deep
thought, the matter of post holes has been
neglected by the American people If we
have succeeded in impressing the importance
ol the subject ON any one mind, our object is
accomplished
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From MarseiIles.
NARsEILLEs, June II, lS'

NARsEILLEs, June II, 1873.
Regular meeting of the Town Trustees
June It'll. Prcsent--Parsons, Bruce Eddy
Pitts and Hubbard.
Minutes of last meeting approved.
On motion, an ordinance was enforced in
accordance with the act recently passed by
the legislature, clothing the corporate au
ihoritIcs with power to make local improve
mcnts by special assessment or taxation
4 petition was presented, asking to have
Young street opened to the public as plated
by parties dedicating said street to the town
Referred to street and alley committee,
Bills paid amounting to S6i.'9.
On motion adjourned to July 9th.
w. A. MoREY, Clerk.
Service will be held at the Episcopal Church
on Saturday evening. DR.. Hume will Officiatc
on Sunday morning; the Dean, DIR. Morrison
of Bloomington, will preach. Missionary
meeting in the evening, with addresses from
all the clergy present.
An axe of freight car going west burst
in the vicinity of the depot, about O'Clock
on Wednesday morning. The car was slight.
" damaged and the track torn up.
Auction at Towlc's on Saturdy night.
Henry Wehrhousc has opened barber
shop in the basement of the hotel
Blackman e Durham have opened gro
Gerry store and saloon on the corner south OF
the railroad
Strawberry festival of st. Andrews Episco-
pal Church will be held at the store formerly
occupied by Mr.. Dawson & Son. on Thurs
day, June 18th.
The bridges on the Ottawa road which
were swept away by the recent heavy rains,
are being rebuilt. FIDEs.
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DIR. WilhOft'S tnti-PeriOlic.

The GREAT CHILL CURg-Thls medicine has been attend
ed with undouaded success wherever used 1t
ly Anti Periodic in arresng and breaking the
riodcity OF Ch reliable tonic In bracing the system
and giving to the and and as
efficient and speedy choogogue in expeng vitiated
bilious secreors from tine system and In establishing the
healthy ecretory functions OF the liver spleen and kidneys
1t is certain and safe In the treatment OF all Malsrts re
ves and Is recommended by physicians for every age-fo
the infant and the adult. Jun,-2w
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Chicago Market.

Chicago Market.
iu1cAGo, June Is, 1873
Flour--Whitc winter extra, $1OOO@slo5O; IAN
to rood, SS.5O@$9.50; Red winter, extra, sn og
$50; Spring, choice, s65O@$7OO; good $1,000
Wheat-spring, No. 2, $780,; No. 8, sl'"s;
rejected, Gc@Nc ,o,>
Corn-No. Z, 271lc@osc; rejected, 1910
Oats-32c@321gc.
Ryc-65c.
Barley-No. 2, S0c@slc; No. ), SIC.
Potatocs-70cM75c.
Eggs--l0c@l1c.
Buttcr-Roll, 25c@21c; tub, 2Oc ..o.
Cattle-Stccrs, choice, S5.65@s60O; good, SD
@s562I%: Cows and hcifcrs, S2.25@sS.2j; Butch-
crs stock $425@S5OO.
Hogs. lO@s5D.
New York Market.
New York, June II, 1915,
Wheat-Prmc spring, $l,5O@sl,55.
Ryc-93c
Barley-95c
Oats-46c@5Oc.
Corn-34c@364c.
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Interesting TO those who arc Afflicted with
Chronic Diseases.

For there for YOU although you may have tried In
heretofore failed get relief but you will lind
tif you come to DIR. j. WARD. You VIII not be disap
pointed finding that which you have sought after so long
the blessing Of health restored.
Dr.. j. WARD is now permanently located IN Ottawa.
Office up stairs over Mrs Gregg's Millinery Store Main St.
Ottawa Ills j. WARD, NJ. d.
Ottawa, June ls,, 1872.
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BaTCHELOR,s HAIR DYE.

This superb Hair Dye the best Ia the uOFd The only
True and Perfect Dye Harmless, Reliable Instantaneous;
disappointment ridiculous nts unpleasant odor
Remedies the III effects OF bad dyes and washes Produces
aaRDArsLY splendid Black natural Brown leaves the
hair cledp, yQ, ,.tifa The genuine signed w A. Batch
elor Sold by all druggists CHAS. BATCIELOR,
Nov. i9,'12-ly Proprietor. y. Y.
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YOUNG LION:

A Canadian French Stallion, years old, stands
l53l hands high, weighs 400 BIS. Jet Black,
with very heavy inanc and tail; for splendid bone,
style and actions, he i acknowledged by compe-
tent horsemcn TO he the best morse of his class
that was ever raised in Canada.
PEDIGREE-Ycung Lion, sired by Occur Dc
Lion, dam hv Black Diamond, mare that could
trot in 90, and 81 ntnncr on the turf
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REVENUE:

Thoroughbred, Golden Sorrcl, IL hands high
for breeding and form lie has not an equal in this
country.
PEDIGEEE.-Revenge by imported Monarch. lst dam
Fashion, by imported Trustee I'd DAM Bonnets o Blue by
Sir Charles Sd dam Reality, by sir Achy; th DAM by I'm
ported Medley 9Th dam by imported Sentinel 9th dam by
Marx Anthony 18th dam by imported Janus; 9Th dam by
imported Monkey 9th dam by imported Silver Eye 10Th
dam by Spanker
winning 81 out OF 30 races u OF which were four mile
The she lost she out OF condition. being beaten In
much slower time than the owes abe made in her winning
races see the pedigree OF Revenge and Fashion in Bce
american SUD Book, p. $50
Monarch by imported Pram bred 10y His Majesty kim
william ~, at Hampton Court and imported by Col Wade
Hampton OF South Carolina. st DAM imported Delphine
BY Whskers I'd DAM My Lady. by Comls: Sd dam. the
Coonels DAM by Dephine AIN dam Triple Cyder BY King
re by brother to sylvia N dam by Regulus Sth dam
BY Mulso Bay Barb; nth dam by Bay Bolton 18th dam by
Coneyskn 18th dam by Hultons Grey Barb 18th dam by
Byerlys Turk 18th dam by BUSTER.
Monarch many races and never lost heat or race
(See Brucs's american stud Book, p. 800
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Ottawa Wholesale Market.
A. 5yvries by RIALE Bros wholesale and Retail Gro.
Gers, No. 10 La Bale street.

OTTAWA. June l3 lss:;.
Corn at the warehouse Is bringing 9Gc. For
lscl little more is paid. Dat, range from - 10
g. This discrepancy in price is occasioncd by
the quality, much Of it being damp and musty.
Butter is worth 12l<c cash; trade prices we do
not quote, as they vary more than the weather,
and We do not consider il any basis for value.
Eggs plenty at Toe. Berries and vegetables
alenty TO meet all demands. We quote:
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TO THE SUFFERING.
DIR. II, OLIN,

Oi Chicago, formerly OF this pa1e) will visit Ottawa at
Clifton Hotel the first Tuesday OF each month"; for treating
all diseases OF the Eye and Ear surgicay otherwise
Operations cataract artificial pupil inverted lids closure
of the duct eye strsssyoma and the removal oil
tumors and morbid growths of every description Artificial
eyes and inserted without pain previous opera
ton, Granular eyelds TIE most frequent disease IN tie ,Csa,
iadcally and permanently cured,
From his long experience In treating diseases OF the Eye
and Ear he feels confident In stating that he nearly
every case Chronic diseases also reaed Consultation free
Largest stock OF Artificial Eyes In the West.
10th l810.-u
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Exchanges on New York, 4 premium, selling
La Sale county bonds, par and interest
Foreign exchange i selling ut 81 per T.
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PRIZES

The Association offers the following prizes, to
be awarded al the Kendall County Agricultural
Fair OF 1874. for Colts sired hy their Horses:
For the best Colt sired by PANIC, slco cash and
the service Of the Horse.
For the best Colt sired by REVENGE, out OF a
thoroughbred Mare, provided there are three en-
tries. sIO0 cash; the best out of common Mare
$50 cash; and service of the Horse.
For the best Colt sired by foUNG LION, 80 IN
cash and the service uf the Horse.
For the best Colt sired by foUNG SCOTLAND
40 cash and the service Of the Horse.
Msplhrs Of ne J,Soc,I''o1 ao' a'io,,8 % oo"'
Dfe for ne dbO,- pr'iss.
Piano. Il. NAY ga. iss'.-n
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CENTAUR LIDIMBNT.

There is no pain which the Eminent will not re
eyc no swelling will not subdue and no lamencss which
will not cure. This Is strong language. but 1t Is true
Where parts not gone Its effect, are marvellous 1t
has produced more cures rheumatism neuralgia
palsy sprans swengs cakcd breasts scalds. burns, salt
rhcuu earache &c. upon the human frame, and OF strains
SPAWN CALLS &C. upon animals Ia year than have all
other pretended remede, since the world began
terrrtan aheang pain rellcvcr Crpples throw away
their crutche the lame walk poisonous bites are rendered
harmless and the wounded healed without scar It's
no humbug The recpeis published around each bottle l.
selling rs no article before sod and scs because 1t
does Just what preteRds do. Those who now suffer from
rheumatism pain or swelling deserve to sncrfthey wilno
use Centau Eminent, More than 1900 certificates OF remark
able cures including frozen limbs, chronic rheumatism
govt running tumors &C. gratis, to any one requesting It,
One bottle the yellow wrapper Cenaur Lniment Is worth
hundred dollars for spawned sweenied horses and
mules, or In sheep. Sockowners. this lin
worth your attention. No family should be without
Centaur Eminent J. B. ROSE Il Co, New York.
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A BOOK FOR EVERY MAN.

= Onn NO. FIRE BRICK
O,UJU For sale BY OTTAWA GAS CO
January 25 1873. If
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1873-05-13
Ir0ning Shirf Fronts.

In first-class laundry starch is made
in the usual manner to a pail of starch a
whole sperm candle is used When the
linen is dry, it is dipped in the cold starch
and ironed in the ordinary way then it is
dampened with cloth, and the polishing
iron pressed over it. This is an ordinary
smoothing-iron, ground off so that the
edges are all rounding. To this last man
ipulation the linen is indebted for the pc
culiar laundry gloss which all admire so
much, but which many housekeepers have
vainly striyen to leave upon the wristbands
and bosoms of their husbands shirts.
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Cough Syrup.

Take Orleans molasses one pint, West
India rum one pint, benzoic acid two
drachms, tincture Of lobelia one ounce,
tincture of chrysosplenium Americanum,
or water capet, two ounces. Mix. Dose
teaspoonful every two or three hours.
This syrup is an invaluable remedy for
coughs, colds, bronchitis and incipent con-
sumption. 1t can be used by children
and adults with perfect safety, and is the
best cough syrup known. Many cases
of bronchitis and early consumption have
been cured by it. 1t improves the appe-
tite, strengthens the lungs and vigor and
tone to the whole system. Several cases
who had tried Jayne's Expectorant, Dr
Schenck's remedies and many patent nos
trums, have been entirely cured by this rem
edy. In these cases, the patient took a
tablespoonful five or six times day.