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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-13
AatIfes.

N oTICE.-The members of Delaware Lodge, NJ
l. 1. o. q. F.. aye requested TO be punctual In
attendance this evening at o'clock.
oc.18,lt J. II. GRi HAM, Secretary.
kJoTICE-AID LOAN AssoOIATIoN-A special
~ meeting Of the Stockholders o. the Aid Loan
next, 10th init, ct ~ O'Clock for the purpose Of
acting on amendments proposed to the BY Laws
oet2s-st GEO. q. MARIs, secy.
nj oTIOB.-The ON ers and Members OF Evening
auested 20 meet at the Council Rooms McClary's
Building, on Iuesd'y evening, The 14th inst, at half
past seven O'Clock IS visit s expected from Trnl-
ocli-ss ~ a p. C MPBELL, H. 8.
FUNHe REPRESEN rATivE OF AN GLIsa
Z firm is at present in New York appointing
agents for articles Of great CONNIE ciel valne and
endorsed by the leading merchants in both CONT
mems; state agencies open excepting New YO.k
eity); Address BOX 1884, New YORK Postoiflce.
MOTTO E-qo WATER RENTERS. = All per
~ sons who have sold pro 'erty d rny the present
year, must give notice in writing TO the Registrar,
at the ofiee of the Water DEPARTMENT, b, flre the
both day OF Nosemher 1873. and nsort in The MOTTO
the ame Of the purchaser, and number Of the pro-
perry purchased, OtherV isa they will be hold liza
lie for the water rent ths next year. Also, all per
sons wh9 may wish o disc mt nu" the use OF water,
or any portion of 1t, must give noice ss above and
pay 81 for drawing ferrulP. No altera ion will be
mafe In any hill after the above date A new as
sessment of BranhYwi 9 wat having been made
and bills comple,eh all persons in crested are in
octl1, ,tnovsO Reeistrer.
NOTICE - WILMINGTON INSTITUTE - Per-
~ sons desiring to become stockholders of the
Wilmington Institute are notified that the assesa-
mont on each enare for the renal sder OF the half
year, Il. until DeceElher s1st, 1913 has been
duc'd 10 one dollar. Shares may be had Of the
oC9 LISRAkIAN.
MO CE- NIGHT sc ooL : A night school,
~ und the direction OF the Board OF Public
Fducati N, will be Teued IN the Old ACa emy
Building. iu the Ninth Ward for bOtn Boys and
Girls Monday enlng, UctOner h, a. o'al ok.
e a. SHORTLIDGE
JAS c. NOR oW,
oc.9st Committee.
| NI0TTCE-Ie hereby tigeu t'at The undersigned
~ was. on the 30 day of October, 1873, appoln ed
| siznee Of X. Hayes IN bankrnDlcy.
oct9 ltawsw FRA X NOLEN.
| AIOrTCE-PAY YOUR TAXIS The law i'm
~ poses the duty Of collecting the Cou lty Taxes
as eXptdi'louslv as pUssihln and 1t becomes necea
Harg for the Collectors 10 ag'1 cal upon those who
have not yet called and paid their County Taxes fol
sTa, to 90 ut t1ce and tGus save lurtner trouble
| and c1ats,
m c, institute Building corner Of Eighth ant
Shlpley. hours, from 10 II a, IN, and 10 p. IN
LEWIS MCCALL,
oc4,7t Collector County Tax 8
ENNHlRD SERIES OF LOAN STOCK The Homl
| Z loan Association iB now issu a third serle
OF st0ck-the first payment due Fourth Friday, Sept
| Seth Subscriptions for the remaining shares re
ceived by Nj. NJ. CHILD. TTeaeu 'er, or by
L. 4. TAYLOR. Secretary,
sep9 u b9l Market Street
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-13

NoTICE-I Hugh Mcguire, do hereby give no.
! Y tce that shall apply TO the lodges of the
Court of General 3 ssiOns OF the Peace and Jail
Delivery of the ate OF Delaware, IN and for the
count IF New Castle, at the NO, ,emher Term, A,
D., 1913, for License tn keep avern for the sale
of Liquors at he N. Il Cor. OF Nimh bnt Wa nr /
Stree Eighth Ward, and the follow Ing treehouers
recommend the said appncati II, 10 Sit;
Thomas Donnelly, his
Hugh Lynch, Michael n Kennedy
John b. Mhitson, mark.
Jjs. IRWIN witness II. A. Mellon,
Andrew Munden, hts
MS William n urran,
s 4 Witt, marx.
marx witness, ii Melon
witness II hellon Lorenz 5chlegel,
Joseph hughes, his
John Hynuman, Henry u jack
Jas. r. Parrish, marx
Thomas shannon, Witness II A Mellon
'oseph Milar. Michpai O'McaieV
Edward Durragh, jane X ,unedy'
Jaco Ward his
lhn z iglor, George b Williams
John BTHhPny, marx
DAVIS Merchant, Winess IL A Mellon
William Springer, octll-ss
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-13

TIE Corn CRop The Elkton Democrat thinks
the yield OF corn in Cecil county very poor, and
| cannot put it down at more than half crop.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-13

cs-sare Your FOua4 by paying your boots and
shoes OF FIClJy mlu, ll9 -aarL et street.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-13

COMMISSIONERS APPoINTED.-Judge Wales has
appointed Edward Moore. A. II. Grimshaw, W.
II. Pierce, David Chandler and Cnsar A Rodney
commissioners, to assess damages for openiug (
aud extending the following streets: Spruce
and Pine streets. from Tenth to Eleventh Tat.
nail street, from Elliott Avenue to Twenth-third
st Maryland Avenue, from Chestnut to Beach
sts the sonth side of Yandever Avenue from
Market street to "old ship yard road" Return
il to be made ON or before September 25th.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-13
SaftEntr JSaIes.
a ssIGAEE's sALF.

~ 0oA&H ANAA . GJtALEs
viii be sold AZ PoblIc e At the s'o-e. cor q, =
attn and Market Stree g. 10 the Oily OF Wiminot,n"
on tuesday. octo ber "a h, taza
ats o'cl0ck, AM,
A very large assortH ent NJ all Kinds Of fgrcco IT,.
platform scales. store and GetmantLw wsgon'
Also lease Of y ore and fix ures. "'k"n'
would Invite kture-keeaer5 to attend tbts s,
is sold TO settle up the buliness. @N'A all
,,o. VIM. BR GIT,
- w - ~ Assignee
a ~ sfIErARs 3 So@.
Real Estate Agents. 4u"tio,..,.,r
Ne. iIi EasI Faurtb tree,
WILMINGTON ,.F
notE MILLER.
Real Estate Agents, Auctto.sr...s
Fourth and Kins streets,
WILMINGTON. DIT
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-13

.5-A Larae vnrctytf Npmen'a Misses and Chile
renA shoes IL PEe.lgmaA's ens1p Boot and snJe
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-13

9s- Fomen's BIT On Boots at Pre- tymlns from
81 - 10 u GJ par.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-13

- FOR g1od ard IA ap boots Bud shoes, go u
pteltym4us new huu ead u1It ana shoe Store, 0
karE { rect, ext dDor 10 LeinOH's now bul dug
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-13

- -rcitymal is selling mems lne calf lorg boot
for Il 90.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-13

~ Tor Ldts Gf a ps IT,, Dyspepsia Indigestion,
duITtssu tt spirits AGd general deulty, III tneiT
Nargu, t4llas FyrE- .uosfot ted E.Xr ui Calisaya
made by Iasweli HaZiTd Co, sew YORK, and
suh ~ al nrlggsis, is Lli best t9nlu AS a stllnn-
er si'Lh IS, tnaa uv tqaL u taEtn during the
seas H. 1t pltyznta fe2eI aud ague aLd ther nter-
miglEut feVeIR,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-13

NJ OrIGE-L Amor o Perkins, do hereby give no.
lct mat shall apply to the Judges of The Court
q denera Sessions OF the Peace and Jan Delivery of
the state of Delaware in and for the County Of New
Castle, at the ovenoer Term, A D., 1919, for a Ii
cense 10 Keep store for the sale Cf liquors. at No
; E. 2nd Street, 81 Ward In I Ivy OF wilmington
Del, ami the t0lt wing reeh Jl1es rec I'M mend IN
SAID application, to wit:
theodore Schmidt, Il. Lark'n
Charles Wtyl James NJ. Sgee'e',
Joseph 5tOegkle, Nicholas Jtnney
John V. Ch-iBiy, John f. Bu.h
piCh I'd BO tn X ii aTavlor
Charles I. Sparki, Joseph Bradfrd,
tran' Is Elliott 8ndr- " GrAtz
Jam Chflsiyt ii. b Mclutire
Joshua Baker VIM Ii Olnn
VIM II. Thompson, Samuel W. Schultz
John Sic llyJ VIM Hare,
NJ. AlsoeTg Justan Schultz &C 1913,
RI orICE.-I, Augustus Ten Weges, DO hereby
IN give notice that shall apply to the Judges OF
| the Court Of General Sessions Of the Peace and
Jai Delivery Of the State of Delaware, In and for
tue County OF New Castle at the nov, mber Term.
a. d., 1913 fsr License TO keep tavern at No 405
King street. IN the Fourth ward in the City Of vii.
hin2t N and the following freeholders recommend
| the said application, to vii:
| Ihos B Eaton, John Fehrenbach,
y j. Meyer, James Tayl0r,
Wesley Hickman, H. +. Jacquet,
Christ, Meyer, GeOrga Nnsart
Ii. E, Albert j. B. Lapnirt
John Fulm3r, Charles Krapf
w. NUkart, L.. @ StrinVvr
John y. kurtz McMonal,
VIM. Alsentzrr, Joseph Teas.
AleA. j. Hart, JlS. Parker,
Phllp Ross, JAS. S. Heal,
| Geo. Abele. n. "A Krauspe. Oc10-sts
| NJ Office II, M. A. Reynolds, do hereby give no.
~ tlce that snail apply to tbs Judges OF the
Court OF neral Sessions Of the Peace ana Jail De-
livery Of the state OF Delaware In for the Coun-
y OF New Castle, at the November Term, A. DlsTs,
for License to Keep Tavern, called the malta
House" at No. 1O3 East Water st cet I'd Ward VIII
| mington Del and the following ireehOders recom-
| mend the said application, to wit:
| Charles WeYl, John George Hirz l.
James Chfisty, Ii. Kienle
Francis Elicit, VIM. ii Reckey
Charles Il. Sparks, Michael Kenney,
John Mealey, John W. Butler,
M. Alsberg Joshua Baker,
II. Is Mclntire, j. L. Brown,
Richard Booth, Mm. H. IL mpson,
| j Jhn +. Bush, Jas. NJ. Sweeten,
/ ! heodOre Scnmtt, Samuel w. schultz,
John Hanna, Robert Porter,
Nicholas Jenney, Jos. stoeckle. octl0,3ts
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-13

NOTICE., Geo. W. Russell, do her by give
~ notice that shall apply to the judges OF the
Court OF neral Sessions OF the Peace aud Jail
Delivery of the State OF Delaware In and for the
CoInty Of New CasJle at the November Term A,
D., 1873, for License to keep store Tor Reneia al
merchand ~ and the sale OF liquor, at No liz W.
Front Street, First Wardin the City OF Wilmington
Del. and the following freghUlders recommend said
appl cation, to wit:
seph + ut, SaEu Miller
Patrick Holll md, III mas johnson,
David WoOlman, WIN. +. Brick,
IN mas j. bennstt, l. II Spring r,
VIM. l.. Gilbert, Henry Bleyer
Phillip g. PlunEett, Jacob Kiene,
houert W blrnie, August Aschenbach
Amor o. Perkins, VIM. T. Shaw,
Geo. II. MARBLE, Jno Crosby,
Caleb Mill r, henry IRA Hey,
Alfred Walton. L, 4. Crawford,
Francis lily, Dennis Bradley. oct13 st'
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-13

DEworF, c!othIer to the people. aOs Market St.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-13

szs-Eoig b Liyh'aa Waaa q LGbor. - il ''time is
money " III II we ytn4AE tint. tuuds to facl ltae
labor is a positive puc.L1aTT benrht to uanhlnp.
The best sewing nactlue or thuru ia not a good
TUrg m4n,' as tSp-ttcn proves, 20 SepUli =
III enabling Ung W Il a. D. easily 10 as mlCn v5edl-
ng II ,Vcry sind IN one oey as IwO W III n Can do
in wO Gays win the sCfu 5ulug grueh and soap Is
positive blesaiLg Tie LuIu laIe. No IN III
who h .s once used It viii aFef lnything else as
substitute. S)d hi all Hl-rs- 4 lie cHtaps So as
R.ll as b., Gle atsiig SUBSTANCE In illc WOru.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-13

The Board of Education holds its regular
meeting this evening.
The Republidn thinks this an inopportune
time TO establish Paid Fire Department.
Letters testamentary upon the estate Of Phil
ip Mcdowell have been granted to Philip W. Nc
Dowell and Edward Mcdowell, executors.
The Friends First-Day School Conference
takes place at Kennett Square, i'll the handsome
new Westinghouse, there, on next SeVenth-Day.
A special meeting of the shareholders in the
Aid Loan Association will be held on Wednes-
day evening to act on amendments proposed to
the bylaws.
The Gazette complains Of the crowded ar
raugement of the curb-stone market, on King
street, and thinks the wagons should be placed
eight or ten feet apart.
The project of building fifty new houses in
Chester is held in abeyauce, for the present,
The person who proposed the enterprise fears
the disturbance in industrial operations.
J0hn Cantwell, we'll known citizen of Elktor
and native Of this State, Tas found dead in his
residence in that town on Sunday the 9th. Ht
had evidently died OF heart disease
game of base ball, at Schutzen Park, OF
Friday afternoon, between the Actives anC
Qncksteps, resulted in a victory for the latter
by score of 81 to IA There must have beel
some heavy fielding, there.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-13

CHURCH 1MpAovLMENT.-St Stephens Epis-
copal church, near Cecilton. Nd, mas recently
undergone extensive Improvements. Besides
lengthening the main building twelve feet, sew
eral more windows have been inserted, all of
which are now Gothic, and fine spire nearly
100 feet high erected The interior presents a
neat and churchhke appearance. The new re-
-chancel, Is feet in length and containing a
handsome Gothic window adds greatly to tie
general effect, and viewed from tue main en-
trance, is decidedly handsome. The church is
at present without Rector, but call has been
rendered Rev. James Mitchell, Of Talbot coun-
~
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-13

The CoATEsynLE ACCIDENT Union says
The funerals of Andrew J. Griffith and Thomas
Il Sharp who were killed last week on the W. Il
r. ltallroad, were very large. The funeral OF
Mr. Griffith proceeded from the residence of
Mrs. Carr on End avenue to Hephzibah burying
ground and that Of Mr. Sharp from his residence
opposite onr supply dam to the same burial
giounds. strange fact in relation to these two
men are that they were both born in the Same
neighborhood went 70 school together were
gether, were killed together, buried the same
day, and in the same grounds, and forty-one car
riages followed each to their grave. The two
funerals met at Strobe Avenue and formed one
long procession to Aephzlbah. About two thou
The Coroners jury, investigating the man
nor of their death, returned verdict that the
accident was ''in consequence OF switch having
heen misplaced by sono perscn or persons un'
knoWn,n,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-13
New Advertisements, This Day .

Registers notice-Phihp Mcdowell
A plicatlon for llcense-T. h. Hartman.
Drummond Light-ParlOr stoves.
Good boots and shQes-HO TO Prettyman's.
Muslins-J NJ F1Dn, Phila
Ladies' MeTinO Nests-J Al Finn Phia
Children's Me. ino SHirts-JOnn NJ Finn. Phila
Sap0lio-Ci Tim
Lnst-BIneh OF Keys
Notice AID Loan ssociation
Hardware, &c.-Truman II shaw.
Stlayed twAy-MLley COW and cal.
tatfDaDks' scaies-City Item.
Apple -tion for license-GeoIge W. Russell.
healing on the ing-Dr. Vista.
Notice-Delaware Lodge, I. 20. +.
FOF rent-A Jhree-stOry house.
all white hats-see CulberL
DsWolf, clothier, SOS Market st.
ClOthtng-At BuXbauus.
Bayne's clothing is fashionable.
business will be done-COmmCrcial Press.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-13

D EGISTER'S OFFICE,
III NEW CASTLE COUNTY, Sept. 20, 1873.
Upon the application OF heo, cca s. Helser, Ad-
mihisiraLrix OF Barzlai Hesler, lale o Wilmington
city, IN said County, deceased; It is ordered and
directed by the Register that tha AdmlHistTatIX
aforesaid, give notice of the granting Of Let
ters of Adm nistratOn upon the Estale OF the
deceased with the date OF granting there
of, by causing advertisements to be posted
within fcrtv days from the dare OF suuh Le'tlrs, in
six Of the most public places Of the 'nuntv of New
Castle requiring all persons having demands against
the Estate to present the same, or abide by an Act
Of Assembly in such made anu provided. And also
cause the same to be inserted within the same
period In the DAILY COMMERCIAL, u newspaper pub
lished in WintnAt ton, and to be continued therein
three weeks.
Given under the hand and Seal Of ONCE Of
IL. g. the Register Aforesaid at New castle, In New
Castle County aforesaid, the dly and wear
above written. Is. GIBBS, Register
NOrICE.-All persons having claims against the
Estate Of the deceased must present the same duiy
attested to the Administrative on or before Sept.
29th, 1874, or abide the Act of Assembly In suGn
case made and provided.
hEB-C1A HEISLEP,
AdminlstTa'TiX.
Address, Wtlmtngt n, Del sep8i.lSt
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-13

NJ oTICE.-The members Of Delaware Lodge, N }
/. l. o. q. F., aye requested 10 be punctua In
attendance this evening at o'clock.
BY Order the Lodge,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-13
Financial end cornnsrcIaIs
OrFI0E OF tbs DAILY COMMERCIAL.
Wilmington, DELI October 13. 1871
stocks, Geld, &c.

wilmington QuetatOns, furnished hy r. X. Rob
tngOu 4 Co, Bankefs, 4tl and Market sts,
at O'clock z, NJ, to-day,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-13

5 +. corner S sgea;H ana ,Arch s'trettts,
n
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-07-10
Dfsease n Han.

The Planter and Farmer gives these recipes for
the treatment of cholera, mango and worms in
hogs: "There are but three diseases requiring
treatment, which are mango, cholera and worms
in the kidneys, commonly called breaking down
in the lOins. For mango, wash well with I've
soap, and then pot liquor. For cholera, if know
the disease, as saon yOu see the hog begin to
droop and try to vomit, gag him, and give him
twenty grains Of calomel made into pill. If you
have been in the habit Of giving your hogs spir-
its of turpentine at the rate of tablespoon
full to the hog, put in corn, and you will rarely
be troubled with this fatal disease
If the first dose of caomel does not relieve in
twenty-four hours, repeat the dose. rarely have
to repeat it if administered in time. We some
times see hogs dragging their hind legs This is
caused by worms in the kidneys, and may be
easily cured by giving Tablespoonful Of tnrpen-
tine every morning for three or four days mixed
with corn. Hogs which have been feeding on
acOrns are most subject to this disease and should
have the turpentine at least twice week while
feeding on this mast. Every hog-feeder should
keep bottle Of the spirits Of fnrpentine, and
give it occasionally through the year; he will find
il Of great benefit to his hogs. l have practiced
this for twenty years successfully. 1t seems to
be specific food for all hog diseases.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-07-10

In Cheyenne, when anything happens the peo-
pie consider that . religious duty devolves upon
them to hold meeting and to pass resolutions
upon it, and 30 strong has this habit become that
some citizens of that place, whenever breakfast
bell rings, call meeting of the family, elect on
GERS, and resolve to 60 down stairs and eat the
meal. The other day woman fell into Crow
creek aud sank. A large crowd Of men were
standing upon the bank ut the time, and they
instantly proceeded to organize meeting for the
purpose Of devising means for rescung the wO-
man. After spirited debate, Mr.. A. Arnold was
elected chairman; and on taking his seat, Mr..
Arnold not only thanked the meeting very warm
IL for the compliment offered him, but he made .
long speech, in which he discussed the tariff, the
coal product for 1871, and the Alabama claims,
series of resolutions were then offered and after
a prolonged discussion, and the acceptance Of
several amendments, they were passed. They
embraced . protest against the depth of Grow
creek regrets that all women were not Taught
to swim, and . resolve to rescue the particular
woman who had hAilen ovsrooard. A oommtte
of one was appointed to dive for her He aived,
and brought the woman to the surface by the
hair. just then it occurred to him that he had
not been ordered to bring her to shore, 30 he let
her sink again, and SWAN to the bank to report
progress and ask for further instructions. Ac-
ing discussion, he was directed to land the wO
man Immediately.
He dived again and dragged her out. None Of
the women in Cheyenne can bold their breath
more than an hour at time, 90 when this one
was recovered she was dead. The meeting said
it was sorry, but il WAS vastly more important
that thugs should be done deoently and in order,
ard according to rule, than that the life Of wo-
man should be saved"
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-07-10
TIE white willow.

1t is unfortunate that this tree lies under the
odium of having been the means of perpetuating
huge swindle on farmers. In the right place,
its merits are manifold. For quite moist land,
We know Of no better plan for forming n stock
proof, live fence. If managed skillfuly, the fence
borders of swamps and through marshy lands the
willow will thrive excellently. The best way 10
make q fence is to use cuttings ut least six feet
long, aud large enough to bear diving into the
ground to the depth Of one and half to two feet.
they will make strong, close, and durable fence.
There 10, probably, some profitable use for the
trimmings which should be taken from the tops
once in two three years. Tho common willow
makes hoops for kegs and small packages which
require hopping. When the growth is vigorous
the white willow can he used for hoop poles 1t
also makes excellent live fsnca posts, it will
bear clipping in, to save shading the ground too
much,
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-07-10

vvh..l,. ...a No.. 80. .,L. ,L,. .:.L.
Vic 49,. ".e -, sSei .nen. -, "n" ,..
Ss'as, ".m,w, -. sss rSs WI Spnt
oiSa. p" ~ Se. oe .ai'' 70 s 1:a: .""- .ne
sIo"nui 10 nol S".neI "', a, o"'
i..;o,, ~ .hs h"., ,n, ,,,J ~; .".s
Ieosv. y: .no oess P,ans .'u '.e oest SOUS
gcoe CsL,eMss may oe even lno,e inpfoven,i ana
tne! ee..aniS wiz "ot ae'ei.aie' IN tnis way
many OF our pest Vegetables have been obtained
ihe practical Stock 1reeders motto ~, that like
pfooucee nke, ana ne breeas from those animals
only wnicn possesses tine points ne wishes to per-
Petnate. Thus, II You select the earliest peas
from the earliest vines for humber Of seasons,
you can obtain variety EPen'ng several days
earlier than that with which yon commenced. 1t
has been done once and may I've done again.
Place the seed vessels, as soon as gathered,
upon . cloth in the shade, SO that they may be-
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-07-10


DYsENTERY prevails ct this season. Great car,
should be taken TO avoid this disease, it is Of
ten serious. It is sometimes epidemic, RUM
fatal. 1t is usually induced by eating crude, in
digestiblc food. - unripe q decayed fruit or BY
drinking spirits, or taking into the stomach any
thing that may irritate or infame the bowels
Breathing impure air, . sudden chill or cold
strong, drastic eathartics, sudden chsnge Of gar
ments, and drinking impure water, arc among
the things that induce this disease. Exhaust
ing lsbOrs, either Of body or mind, produce it
Among it's symptoms are discharges of bloody
mucous, with gripping pain usually near the low.
CT portion Of the bowels, attended with more oil
less fever, in proportion to the extent Of the irr
tation and inflammation.
Sometimes an attack Of dysentery does moi
confne one more than day or two. If attacked
person should keep ~ quiet as possible, rs rest
and recumbent posture are essential to comfort
and recovery from any and every disease of the
bowels.
Dysentery is q disease which often requires the
best medical skill to manage it; aud, therefore,
the safer way In to send for your family physi-
clan ut once. Till he comes, or, If . physician
cannot be had, the following items may be at.
tended to: As little fHt should he taken a. pos
sibe; slippery elm bark, gum arabic, rice-water
or very small quantity Of fOnr Cruel is the
most it will be safe to swallow. A tablespoon
full of castor OIL with ten fifteen drops of land
anum, is about all the medicine it will be advisa-
ble to try. An external application may he made
to the bowels of cloths wrung ont of hot water,
or a cataplasm of meal, elm bark and mustard
may be applied to the abdomen.