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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-06-04

%. 81 J. Edwards vs.. Fairbanks * GIL
man 81. Fairbanks and 5. IL. GIluanl
yTFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF.
D Orleans No. 5OI5.-By virtue of q wlit Of
teri fecias directed by the honorable the Fltth
District CONT FOR the parish Of Orleans IN the
above entitled cause, to W. p. Harper Ia e sheriff
ard by said late sheriff to me transferred ! viii
proceed to eel at public aurrIou. on the premises
hereinafter d-slg grated, on WEDNESDAY, .Ju1e Is
1870 al halEII3t ten O'clock A. H. The following
described property. to wit
TIE MACHINERY AND APP GATt7S for thc Re
rnery OF deferdan's, sitnated in 'ha square
bonded ny f't-rs. Tchoupiicu!as. trato atd
Naieanie stTee,s, on the corner of Peters and
krato stleetF. n the First District of Il city
such as ono steam EDgLe. with one doubleflned
Boiler and connections, ami one number three
Blake Pump; one Locomotive Boiler with one
nun Der two Bake PUmp and connections: Bone
Black in Ons nd in Ere fat Filter Arparaf us: one
lumber eight Bake Steam Pu1p and connections
IA YARD SIX Patent fiteIing Apparausps one larg.,
htrrlngs patent safe; one Arge copper paleI,
apparatus one fateHt steam Elevator: one corper
Vacuum IAN, complete with Pumping Engine
gauges, et'.; seven iron sugar Kettles etc: the
Whole a6 Pr Inventory, which may be seen in my
Office.
Seized III the above suit.
IsrHs-tAsiI on the spot.
EUGENE WAGGiMAN
jef8 - 10 Civil SLeiiI of the Parish of Orleans
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EUGFNE WACGANAN
1e- I3i16 Civil Sheriff of the Parish of or,aa,s
Charles Andrew johnson VIZ. Heir, a


liA III DISTRICT COUaP FOR TIE PARISH or
- orleans. 10. by vIItue of a writ ~ .e1-
gre a',l 6aie to me- d.rec ID by the honorable H.
r'A'h District court lor tue parish OF Orleans ~
Ih poYe entitled cause l VIII u1oct ed to reI a.,
Tublo auctign at the Merchants and stIctin1ar,
re, ahse, Ros al street, between Canal and CO.
I''4A. tse streets, in The Second District If H.
Nv, oA MOAD3T, July 3. lG15 at twelve G;c,ane
Il; ~ m,o"iLE desci lied prurertv ia vii
- = tIII'tAlH LOT OF GROUND, situated in the
- D.9tiicl OF THIS ely. III the eouare CON misc
tIt"Stt a lamp, 81. J0st phi, Magazine and Julia
- % eis- LeAHg lot number seven a, n.r Han If r.
~, if'e TGIyeJor, GATED the tweutv-r hin II, d.
- tlI, I9iI Gepos ted in the Office IF + Gri,na
Iio1 y public IN this city. The said lot n1ea :.
rttvS t"th MY i've fest front on Camp STREE he
~, N-hiG fect MaIC Cr less in GeItI, betrrae1
pa4e"el !ihes In the rear the said lot il bonntcd
~ IN aI!eA leading into NJ. Joseph street fcI,r
-ot1 ~idt pinon 10 II and other lots TnretLer
MN NE tulldings and in provemruts on IT. said
~ f"uLd, which bfaI lie 40. ia Camp street
= zen p.o;eIty was acquired by defendant hero.
n py bd'ehase from Mrs. Mary Louisa CIaniar
. laoW OF EDWARD Jenner Coke Miss Mary en-,
= o1e and John Bedman Coke as Ter act naEpaoa
oti"fe Richard Brennan, late Il rotary nuhi;n ~
LIS city, on tie twenty seventh day of Feh1n.r
Seized IN the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot
Jez 1921 IVA Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of G,lsor.
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The State of Louisiana VS.. G. w, Sizer

k,UFthIUR IISI RIUT COURT FOR TIE PARISH
~ OF Orleans, No. 5!a0.-By virtue of a purjes
WIT Of hen facas 10 me directed by he ho1orab Is
the Superior District Court for the parish Of
taxes Of 1871. will proceed to sell It public auc
tion at the Merchants and Auctioneere' Exchange
Royal street, bet"een Canal and Custom holIse
streets. II The Second District of this city on
MEDH ESDAf, July :. 1879, at twelve o'clock NJ
tAe folloWing DIES cfibed property. 10 wit
" l. tERiAis Lof or GROUND, situated in the
First District Of this city IN square humber tbrfe
EnLdied aud thirty.sevon, bounded by Cana
Gasquet, Liberty and Mara,s streets measuring
twenty feet On Canal street by one hundred ami
tWenty-seven ieet i'll depth.
Seized ia the above suit.
1eIDs-Cash on thu tpot.
Et'(IENE WAGGaMiN
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SUPERIOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- Ell Orleans, No. fliG-8y virtue Of a writ Of ti4,
ftcias 10 me directed by the honorable the Supe
iior iistTlet Count for the parish of Orleans in
me ABOVE Il tet cause Tor state tax IS of 1871
chants and Anetioneers' Exchange Royal street
between Canal and Cnstomh0use streeta in The
SfroLd District OF this city. TUESDAY july 6
Io.o at twelve O'clock IL, the following described
property. to wit
" = CERTAIN Lot OF GROUND, situated in the
First District of this CITY in square numbar t,o
hundred and sixty three, bounced by Pardido
baroilpe, DTyaGe5 and Un'on streets measurino
Elk feet il dep H. ''S
Seized III the above suit
TeIms-Cash on the suot
i.,,oc EUGENE WAGGAMAS.
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GUPERT0R DISTRICT COURT FOE TIE PARISH
~ ct orleans, No 565G.-Bv virtue of a wit of
heli tacias to NE directed by he honorable the
superior District Court for the parish of Orleans
IN the above entitled cause Tor State taxes Of 1871
| viii proceed TO sell public auction at the
Merchants and Auctioneers' Exchange ROYAL
street, between Canal and Custornhouse streets
IA tho second District Of this city. on TUESDAY
July 8, 1873, at twelve O'Clock NJ, the follow in .
deserted property. To wit
ONE CERFAiN LOT OF GROUND, situated in
the FIRST District of this city in square number
IoitY.sX bounded by Magazine. Grange Constance
ana hicuard streets. measuring fifteen feet nine
lnches On Magazine street bv one hundred and
twenty one feet nine inches in depth.
Seized in The aoove suit
Ieims-Cdsh on the spot.
EtGENE WAGGsMAN
ie2 10 it6 Civil Sheriff Of the Parish of orl.ar
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The State Of Louisiana VS.. George W.
Race,

Mace.
G. UPERt0R DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
~ OF Orleans Nos 59l7 and IS, l29.-By virtue of
two wits of teri facia5 TO directed by tho
honorable this Superior District Court fer the
parish of Orleans in the above entitled causes Tor
State taxes of 1871, l will proceed to sell a.
public auction, at the Merchants and AuctiOneers
Exchange, Royal street, between Canal and Qua
Toulouse streets, in the Second District of this
city, Oh WEDNESDAY, July Z. 1875, AT twelve
O'Clock NJ, the following described property. to
wit
ONE CERTAIN SQUARE OF GROUND, number
two huu6Ted and sixty lei ght, thirteen, situated
iuthe Sixth District of this city bounded by Gen.
O. Fl TaI Tor. Amelia Camp and Chestnut streets
ONE CERTAIN SQUARE OF GROUN Nd, mum Der
three hundred and twenty seven, or venteen,
situated in the Sixth District of this city bounded
by n IuemiHe, Perrier, Pension aud Cameli4
streets.
Seized in the above suits.
Iernls-Cash OIL the spot.
EUGENE WAGGAMAS,
ie9 Il w Civil Sheriff Iha Parish If llarp
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WAX t-t al
CIXTH DISTRICT 4 Or FOR TIE p.P7sz ov
= o ,. 20 5'a3i niue Of wit Of sez.
sixth District Court ~ thepaIlsh If frltans ;e e
the above entitled c;d1se, IN proceed to ~ az
publc suction. at the'rieTclnts ard kgctiore a.;
bychanee, Royal STREET, betS IN Canal a'J o..
i.IlhUilse stIeyts, III lie Seed r:ct cg - -
CITY. 81 NUN,Ai, il IA s. lor. 1T fyz,iv. Co., - ,
II. Tie following desf ELed pIGertv n - '-'" Z
4 CEkTAiS sQCAHt. OF Gk!Isn eifnato. l.
the inst BlsuIirJ OF Va city o Me- Gria.r.
gcthCr with al the bus iiT Is Il srnsf,ts,1., W
nights. wsys, pIIvi!eg 4C4ud Gellrdt isies L,,o,
as fdss1ldHL .otte4l fleSs, otopriEed within
G7's'Op-t ~ piICs-He, ftIti an' Locust EfTeets
cAla square ne aslies 'aout three uidred and oge
IeL = en- inches u! 6Les iron pee:iyely Oh
ffeItt &Lo Locust strf Is, and ahot tive hundred
aud fifty three feet tv1 LCh4s tou ltnes 80 -
spectIvely On CaLlOae and Euphosina e..
Which property Was kgU.red by e1,1Gart bsr.ts,
~ iuiehhse from 70 Anna Chtte. widow III
henry tassman, per L Caied teat.of m 10 -
and PASSED before " K am NJ, BARN., !. - 49,
Roanoke county Sta4e OF Virginia: MIR srSy - =.
IS anne Aed 10 an act Of record and cpos;t mass
before K. j. ker. notary putlic In IL -; passeu
dated August E. 1875 1''J' @1u
Seized III the above cult,
Teuns-Cash on the SPOT.
.,,o,e EI9tEE wAGGMAN.
jea IS ia Civil Sheriff Of The Parn OF 0i,rsara
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COMMERCIAL.
THURSDAY EVENING, June 3,

THURSDAY EVENING, June 3, 1875.
CorroN-The sales to day mot including
$50 bales additional late yesterday EN-,
braced 1850 bales at prices requiring no
change in our quotations. We give also the
figures and report of the Exchange in full,
as below:
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OFFICE OF THE RFPUDLICAN. ,
Friday, JlEe 4, 1872.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
ship Sarduekv, iowden, ~ Pascagouia. ia Gal5as
IL Faith Han, bunk -, Tor Grn0s
schooner LuseAia, FeIrcr, Tor Pearl river
ARRIVED ILSTEED ~.
no arrivals from sea reporC-u.l
STEAMBOATS,.
Mary Ida, Ruiz, nom White Hal
IA No TO- a,teres. from Loci port
Crlole, CarIoh, from Lower Coast
v ; Pike. Brown, from Bayou Saus
W3lnpn. Valette, IRON Lower Coas,
Ida FoTgay, from st Mar'iusvie
Eatrhez. feathers, from Vlcks-Urg
Bart Able. Siuuott. from Grand Ecove
J'-ephIue, Cozzeus from Bonnet Care
Alice. Potter. from Amite River-Sew Basin
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-, 49, " A'o"iHliha vs.. henry a. Lyons.
&tPER!OR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
~ OF WitaRF, No. Toby virtue of q plurjes
wit of feri tacias to me directed nv rho hnnnr
~ .he superior District Court the parish OF
oileans. II the above entitled cause. Tor State
tdA9s OF i8' viii proceed to sell at public auc
fion at the Merchants and Anctoneers Exch ange
royal street; between Canal and Customhons,
slrTets' IN me Second District of this city on
Ioiio"ing described property, to wit 90"
~ oNE 'hRFAiN LOT OF GROUND situated in the
f,rsd District OF this city, III square number one
1unuieu ana eighty one. bouL Ged by julia 81
Joseph Camp and 1t. Charles streets maaenriy r.
t"elty-sx feet three inches On Julia street bTV
Seized in the above suit
Teims-Cash on the spot
EIGFEE WAGGAN4N
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GENoA-BTig Ed til Hall-.77 bales cotton 1870
pcs slaves
PEARL RlvER-sohooner Euge1il-3jo pcs as,
lumber 20 1dls shingles
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EtGEEE WAGGAMAN.
je3 II Is Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
ThOmy LafOn VS.. Bernard LacOste and
Desire Gregoire.


Desire Gregoire.
EuFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
IL of Orleans, No. 62t3-By virtue of writ of
tt ri facias to me directed b7 the honorable the
Fifth District Court for the parish Of Orleans, in
the above entitled cause will proceed to sell at
public auction, at the Merchants and Auctioneers'
Exchange. Royal street, between Canal and Gus
iomhOuse st'e ets in the Second District of this
city, on TUESDAY, June Is, 1875. at twelve O'Clock
NJ. The fnllowing described property. to wit
ALL THE BUILDINGS two certain lots of
ground, situated i'll the Second District OF this
CITY. IN the square bounded by Customhouse, 10
man, Bienviile and PIieur streets, and designated
by The numbers twenty-five and twenty.six OF
square number sixty two, on plan drawn By G. A.
hedin, lats surse3O r, on the seventeenth of Jan.
ua1y, 1919, and depos ted in the office of j. T.
Beard. late a notary public in this city. Which
said lots of ground adoin each other and me
each, twenty.ssven feet front Customhouse
street, by one hundred and nine feet tea inches
five lines in depth, between parallel lines, Amer
can measure.
Seized i'll the above suit.
Terms-Cash On the spot.
EUGENE WAGGAMAN
les II - Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orlaans
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
EIL0W-COMING NJ


SHIP Union, Greenleaf, from Philadelphia 18th
Ul;mO TO Lowell I Bailey
Bark BRISTOL Eonett. from st Thomas, 10 master
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IMPORTS
RECEIPTS on PRODUCE

RUATAN ISLAND-Schoqler Gertrude U0wes-
220 lunches bananas $500 p2antaius $3.50 cocoa
nuts 1909 pineGpplcs bill, times
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heats. beating VANITY Fair, George b.
Daniels, John II. and George, IN the order
named. Time-22::2jl., 2:25, Id.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE

OFFICE OF THE REPUDLICAN.
Friday, JDGe +, 1879.
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FuENt W ANGA ii AN,
al 20 iva ~ "a w. 1t all
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Frank 4. Case, Receiver, VS.. William,
Sob


FL GENE WAGGAMAN
ie2 l3z0iv4 Civil Sheriff of the Parish of orleans
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ktGENE WAGGsMAN.
le2 l5I'6 Civil Sheriff Of the Parish of orr. ans
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ID. A5 J. Edwards vs.. Fairbanks q GIL.
lmAI O falThauha apn S. II. t,Iluaarl


f - % iED civil Sheriff of the Parish OF Orleans
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Crushed Bones for Poultry.


As HENS, turkeys, geese and ducks are
not provided with %incisor, canine nor mo-
lar teeth, it is folly to feed bones TO them
unless the hard substances are first re-
duced to small fragments. Fresh bones
are valuable feed for poultry of any sort,
provided the fragments are so small that
the birds can swallow them. Once in the
crop of a fowl, bits of bone will soon be
changed into soft and palatable food. Our
own practice is to have a dish in the
kitchen specially to receive the bones that
are purchased with the beefsteak, mutton
and other meat. Then every day those
pieces are taken to a chopping-block, and,
with an old ak, having a sharp, cutting
edge, they are crushed with the head Of
the axe and cut into pieces not larger
than kernels of Indian corn. The fowls
devour them with a ravenous appetite.
Bones are worth more to feed fowls than
the same number of pounds OF prime
grain. For a chopping-b block, a small
log abouttwo feet long, with square ends
is placed on one end, as the end OF q block
is far better for such a purpose than the
side of q log. Bones are usually cast out
of the back door or in a garbage barrel
to feed worthless dogs, But It pre-
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1875-12-09
The Emperor William.

A WRITER says: THE Emperor Will
lam is an economical, transformations SOW
ereign, who lives now very much as he
did when he was Crown Prince, and in
the same palace that he had built on his
marriage in 1929. Perhaps he came back
from Versailles with a couple OF trumpets
and drums the more-but that was all.
He is a robust, bald old man, with a re-
markably healthy face, His head is
enormous, and rests en- very broad
shoulders; his eyes gray and bright, under
thick eyebrows which frown with facil-
ity; his mustache, joined to a thick white
whiskers, completely overs his mouth
and conceals its expression. War for him
has ever been a divine mission, and in his
visions the world appears only under a
luminous cross formed by a gun and a
saber. His method of life is very sim
pie; his love of discipline and regard for
strict military dress and department are
profound. 1t is said that Bismarck
gained his good graces by hindering him
one day from appearing before the troops
in a uniform not entirely buttoned up. He
opens his mail every day snd charges his
privy councillors to reply 10 all letters.
After this performance he receives his
doctor, who, according to the color of
the imperial tongue, allows outside exer-
else or exacts staying in door. He regu-
larly studies the bills of fare proposed by
his cook as carefully as once Bismarck's
reports. France has the honor of having
given birth to this illustrous cook. After
the war His Majesty grew a little cold
toward his cook, but his imperial stom-
ach soon brought him to terms with NJ.
Dubois. The Emperor is fond of plain
but classical and especially economical
cooking the dinners given by him when
Crown Prince were VIGOROUSLY scant. AT
his desk near the window he is often seen
seated, and writing with an eagles quill;
before him are the photographs of his
children and grandchildren, as we'll as
various battle field soucenirs-balls, bits
of shells and metallic cartridges. When
a simple Prince it was his custom always
to write with his helmet on and
seated on a small cannon placed in
his room for that purpose, and at present
his room is filled with warlike articles,
giving it the appearance of a boudoir 10
the arsenal opposite. His vigorous con-
s~t!tution allows him to indulge in excessive
work travel, .Jetts and reviews seem only
to increase his t%oughness. His thirs. for
popularity is ~unbounded, and the court
historiographers are continually writing
him up"
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The Manufactures and Builder,

edited by Prof. P. II. Van Der Wcyde, and
published by Austin Black, 81 Park Row,
New York, should be taken by every Manu-
faeturer, Builder, Mechanic, Architect, and
in fact by everyone who desires to keep
posted on the progress being made in Me
chanical, Scientific, Architectural and Build
ing matters. Each number is published in
large quarto form, profusely illustrated and
richly supplied with interesting articles de
scriptive of the subjects upon which it treats.
Designs of houses to suit all classes, the
latest Improvements in machinery, the new
est discoveries in science, innovations in
household appliances, articles on domestic
economy and notes and queries are a few of
the many attractions offered by the MANU-
F%ACTURER AND BUILDER. The subscription
price of this excellent journal is so low, be-
ing but s.. IL per year including postage, that
lone need complain of not being able to
subscribe. The expense is only about four
cents per week, and we do not know where
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will if invested in a years subscription to the
MANUFACTURER AND BUILDER. Send for a
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YOUR own judgment.
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TIE GAIL.

They tell me a solemn story, but it is not
sad to me,
For in its sweet unfolding my sayior's love
l see;
They say that at any moment the Lord Of
life may come
To lift me from the cloud-land into the light
of home.
They say I may have no warning, may not
even hear
The rustling of His garments as He softly
draweth near;
Suddenly, in a moment, upon my ear may
fall
The m to leave III homestead to
answer the Masters call.
Perhaps He'll come in the noon-tide of some
bright and sunny day,
When with dear ones all around us my life
seems bright and gay;
Pleasant must be the pathway, easy the
shining road,
Up from the DINNER sunlight into the light
of God.
Perhaps He'll come in the stiffness Of the
mild and quiet night,
When the earth is calmly sleeping meath
the moonbeam's silvery light;
When the stars are softly shining Ger the
slumbering land and sea;
Perhaps in holy stiffness the Master win
come for me
l think 1 would rather hear it, that voice so
low and sweet,
Calling me out from the shadows my
blessed Lord TO meet;
Up through the glowing splendors Of q
starry, earthly night,
To see the King in his beauty in a land
of purer light.
- HetbodIsf 4drnr1ts
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Banking Barns.

WHILE it is not a good plan to make
the stable too warm in winter, it is a most
excellent arrangement to have the venti-
lation under the control of the owner. |
believe in tight barns, and in banking up
such as are built upon corner blocks or
stones SO as to prevent a free sweep of
wind beneath the floor. 1t will be found
with an animal as with a person, that a
current Of air striking the body from an
opcn place in a floor will chill quicker
than if coming from the side. Indeed, it
is contrary to the natural laws to have a
current of air strike the animal body from
that direction, as the movement of the
atmosphere is in a horizontal position-if
the term may be applied to the atmosphere
and though it may be considered but a
small matter, a little attention given it will
convince anyone that it is of no small i'm
p%ortance.
When building a barn, if the means will
allow, make a good stone foundation and
lay a tight iOor-if double, all the better
and then attend to the ventilation as the
condition of the weather demands; but do
not have the points fiom which the air is
to be admitted either in the rear or close
beside the animal, but such a distance
away that the current of air will lose its
perceptible force by the time it reaches
the animal.
There are certain principles in the laws
that govern the health and condition of
the animal world that cannot be violated
without damaging effects. a person may
be moving about in the outdoor pursuits
all day and not take cold, while an hour
spent in a house where small currents of
air strike the person will cause a severe
cold. Now the difference comes, not
from a difference in the temperature,
but in the difference OF manner IN which
the wind comes upon the body. So when
studying to protect ourselves from bodily
injuries we may apply the lesson to the
protection of domestic animals, to a GER
tain degree, with as certain good results.
There are two cheap methods of inclos-
ing the part Of a barn beneath the sills
that will prove sufficient protection to the
animals in winter; is 10 bank up, and
the other is to set studding between the
stills and bed pieces, which may be laid
down, and then clapboard up the sides,
or board up plain and batten the cracks.
This last plan is, in my opinion, better
than banking, as it does not create the liza
bility to rot the stills that the former pos
sesses, unless a good deal of care is exer-
cised in banking. Every farmer knows
best his W ability to do, but as a means
of both economy and humanity l advise
every one who has not already made his
stable barn secure to do so before winter
sets in Old Farmer, in Ohio Farmer.
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Schenck,s Mandrake Pills

will be found to possess those qualities necessary
TO the total eradication Of all bilious attacks,
prompt to start the seCretions of the liver, and
give a healthy tone to the entire system. Indeed,
it is no ordinary discovery in medical science TO
have invented a remedy for these stubborn com
paints. which develop all the results produced by
a heretofore free use Of calomel. a mineral justly
dreaded by mankind, and acknowledged TO be de-
~structiye in the extreme TO the human system.
That the properties of certain vegetables comprise
all the virtues of calomel without its injurious ten
denotes is now an admitted fact, rendered indis-
putabie by scientific researches; and those who
use the Mandrake Pills will be fully satisfied that
the best medicines are those provided by nature in
the common herbs and roots OF the fields.
These pills open the bowels and correct all bill
inHs arrangements without salvation or any OF the
injurious effects of culomcl or other poisons.
The secretion Of bile is promoted by these pills. a.
will be seen by the altered color Of the stools and
disappearing OF the saliow complexion and cleans
ing II The tongue.
Ample directions for use accompany each box OF
pills.
Prepared only by J. II. Schenck 4 Son, at their
principal Office, corner Sixth aud Arch streets
Philadelphia. and for sale by all druggists and deal
crs. Price - cents per box.