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Il. Van Liew's oh. m. Laura, y. O., by Red
Horse. dam Fanny King, by Big Boston; /,
NJ W YzI R9ah b e. Port Leonard aged by You.
cher, dam Prunella; 145 pounds -. 8
James Harrison's Oh. h, James B. aged, by Big
Boston, dam Rapidan, by imp. Albion; 100
H. Van Liew's b; Q. Dudoc, y; O., by War =
Path, dam unknown; 80 pounds. ....... 0
Time, 40.
SECOND RAcE.-Club Purse, s4OO, for all ages;
$500 to first SIS to second, $25 to third; one mile
and three-quarters.
Harrison Askeys oh; {. Goriander, sy. O.. BY !,
g. H. Rice's b. C. Volcano, 3y. o., by Vandal,
dam Iodine; 80 pounds. ............:..
VIM. Jenningss ch. c. Verdigris, 8 y. o., by
Versailles, dam Belle Brandon; 80 pounds s
W. Brady's b: Molie B.. 8. y. O., by Judge
W. Cottrilrs b. 6. Col. Michigan, ~. O. by
Harry Of the West, dam Emeline; 1O4
pounds. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Y
F. O. Minors b. h. Falmouth, aged. by
Planet, dam Red Rose; lis pounds.
F.O. Minors b. f. Sweet Bay, y. o., by Bay
wood dam La Bruna; 101 pounds. -.
E. Warwick's b. b. Tom Leathers, sged, by
Camps Whale, dam by Doubioon; lis
pounds ................ ..........
p Time. $780,
THIRD RACE.-Club Purse, 5000, for all ages
$500 to first, 500 to second; mile heats, bes
three in five. =.
Jackson & Owens's Oh. C. George Ora
ham, y. o., by Rogers, dam Sun
shine; 80 pounds; :::.........:,. 8 1
H. Askey's br. m. Ella Harper, aged,
by Rebel. dam Mary Bimbrow;
liz pounds. .............:. 2
NJ. Welcf's b. g. Port Leorard aged,
by Voucher, DIM ErCnel-a; liz
pounds. .....s. 49,. . r.
J. McMahon's Oh. 6. Kiburn, 4 O.,
by Ringmaster, dam Ontario; lO1
rOnnds QlSt.
A. Warders ch c. Pompey's Pillar, 3
v o., by Uncle Vic, dam Amanda
Buford; Sc poundG, :. ..,....... dist.
F. o. Minors b. /. Swees Gay, ~ o..
Lv haywood, dam La Bruna; 1o1
Time, i8-1:46-1:51-213H. p
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Bessie Turner's Book at Eyrich's.

SrATUARY, CLOCKS, ETc-The great sale of
the fine collection of Italian marble and ala
baster statuary will take place this day at 10
o'clock A. NJ and Z P. NJ, at No. 60 Camp
street, by Messrs. Montgomery. The collec
ton is a superb one, every article was selected
at Florence, Italy, by Sig Pandol6ni, who
most respectfully invites the ladies, mer-
chants, and the public in general to call and
examine the beautiful and ornamental
articles, which he is determined to sell with
out limit or reserve For full particulars see
advertisement.
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Mr.. E. d. Frost, General Manager of the
N. o, St Louis and Chicago Railroad, gives
notice in another column that hereafter
special accommodation train will leave here
every Saturday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock,
arriving at McComb City at ?. M. return
ing, will leave McComb City at 3:55 P. NJ.
Sunday and arrive at New Orleans at $40
p, M,
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

BOARDING - HANDSOMELY FURNISHED
ID Rooms in suites or sing e. with first-class Board
in pleasant location, southern exposure. Spaeiou.
grounds for family, can be had bs applying at thu
fne residence 2l5 st. Charles street between JUL:
and st. Joseph streets. dl1 lw1
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It is a little noticeable when you come to
think about it. Washington and jackson,
toward the close of their second terms, hav
ing been spoken of for reelection, each took
occasion, in mis- last message previous to the
election of successor, to declare an intention
to retire at the close of the second term.
President Grant, it is unnecessary to say. has
omitted to do anything of the sort-Nash-
rifle American.
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FOR RENT.

TO RENTS inserted in this column, not exceeding
one square FIFTY CENTS
NOR RENT-TWO LARGE ROOMS ON SEC
L ond floor, No. 81 ST. Charles street. suitable for
club committee rooms. Private entrance to same
on Gravier street. Apply to GEO. W. HOLT,
Hollis Exchange. d17 Iw
YTNO RENT-Cottage and two-story houses, in good
i order, on Dry AIDES street between Felicity street
Andrew and Jos phine streets, convenient to cars,
market schools and churches Apply TO JOSEPH
eros, Agent, Wood and Coal Yard corner Dryades
and Josephine. DIG 1w
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S. w. Nj.

S.w. M.-Crescent Conclave No. IL, .. NJ.
Nj will meet FRIDAY, 18th inst. at u O'Clock r
M in Heptasoph Hall corner of Bienvlle street and
Exchange AL ey. others of defunct Conclaves and
all persons desiring to join under the dispensaton
granted by the Grand Conclave of louisiana are IN
vited 10 unite with this Cancaye which now resumes
active work.
BY order of
p POWER .TR Scribe die 2t*
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FOR SALE.

NOR SALE THREE GOOD FIVE FLUE
Il Boilers, Second HANDY p feet long and 80 inches
in diameter also Three Drums For further iu-
formation apply and Canal corner Delta streets.
lI1 lws
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VVTANTED-Some three or tour nice Families
w be accommodated with fine Furnished Rooms
and the best of Board at 9 ST. Charles street. nearly
opposite Lafayette Square Also some twenty-tiv
or thirty day Boarders will taken at four dollars
per week. payable in advance This is a great reduc
ton from former prices The house is frstclass,
second to none in the city. None need apply but the
best of people. Remember l49 St Charles street
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'v{TANTED-The 90 900 people who daily provoke
w laughter by incorrectly written letters-MR.
BIRD SO Canal street (tost Office Corner,) will pre-
pare letters properly upon any subject and thus save
parties from the ridicue of friends or correspond
ents Bear in mind hat a misquotatiOn, misspelt
word or bad grammar always destroys the effect OF
even love letter. Open daily dn' luding Sundays
until 10 dl7 2t~
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DARTNER WANTED-WITH A CASH CAPT.
pital Of S5OO0 to purchase az interest in profitable
and safe business. Office man preferred. Reference
Address Post Office Box 2410. d17 str
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lVANTED-A private family residing al No. 8
w St Peter street, fronting on Jackson Square,
desire to two front rooms to gentlemen or gen.
tlemen and their wives, with or without board.
M If
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New Preside games a, Eyrich's.

See advertisement in Want Column for
partner with cash capital of $1,000. j
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q ONCE of New Orleans City Raiirond Cam-
pany l24 Canal street-New Orleans December
q 1s75-At n meeting of the Board of Directors
held on the etlR inst, a Dividend of Three Dollars
per share cleared pa able to the stockholders
On and after January 1876.
& The transfer books will be closed for ten days pre-
%yious to that date 1 c. G. LEWIS,
d10tial Secretary.
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NANTED-By young lady who can give toe
w best of references pOsiti as visiting gov
erness in a family OF private school Address A. y,
Bulletin Office. NIB tt
NTANTED-50,O 900 Ladies and Gentlemen to call
w and examine the latest novelty ont, called the
JAPANESE CHILD'S CARRIAGE AND era
DIE" on exhibition and for sale by 1t. MAD
DUX, 35 Carondeet street. Au29 If
WANTED-Se Secondhand Carriages and Buggles
w any one having such and wishing to dispose of
them can find ready sale for the by calling on
L. 7. MADDUX, IS Carondelet street. dealer In car.
riages. my14s
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Office Of New Orleans City Raj road Conn
many No 1874 Canal STREET New Orleans, December
"A 1s75-The annual election for Directors OF this
company will be held at the office, No. 124 Canal
street on MONDAY. the Goth inst, between the
hours Of 10 A. M. and 2 p. NJ.
"a Dis to c. c. LEWIS, Secretary.
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A Pen That Can't be Used.

A citizen of Lexington had in his possess
sion quill of q condor which has history.
1t was given to Henry Clay in 1924, with an
injunction never to cut 1t until ne was elected
message with it. In case he was not elected,
it was not to be cut until constitutional
President wrote constitutional message for
all the States" After Mr.. Clay's death it was
given to Willard Fillmore, but he was likewise
unable to use it. During the late campaign
the owner determined to give it to Mr.. Greeley
should he be elected. The quill is still uncut
is over three feet long, and is as large round
as a mans thumb.
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VITANTED-TWO BLACK SERVANTS-One a
w good woman cook and house servant, from
thirty forty years old who sleep at he
where she works. Her wages will be from so to Sl2
per month, according to her capacity The ctner, a
bow from fourteen to sixteen years old for office boy
and his wages will be from S. to IS per month"; &C
cordng to his capacity. Both must bring recon-
nendations. Apply for two days to DR.. ]. S. KNAPP
No X Raronne street die
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Il Office of the New HarbOr Protection COM
Apany.-New Orleans, December Z. 1S75.-Notice is
thereby given that the annual election for seven D
rectO to for the ensuing year wi be held at
4 the office of the Company, on Common street on
TUESDAY the 22d inst, between the hours OF II M.
and 2 L. NJ. l.. w. BAQUlE, -
II az 15t Secretary Pro Tenn.
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:" The Shepherd Lady" by Jean Ingelow
illustrated, at Eyrich's.
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Whittiers illustrated poem, mabel Mai
tin," at Eyrich's. #
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VHTANTED-A YOUNG WOMAN WHO UN-
w derstands first class cooking for a family of
two Call with reference 10 269 Canal strict.
n
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Office New Orleans and CarrolltOn Railroad
Company New Orleans December g. 1S75.-The an
nual election for Directors of this Company will take
place according 10 law on MONDAY, January 3,
s1s76, between the hours of 10 A. NJ and z. M, at
the office No. II BarOnne street. ~
do I'm r. MCBRIDE, Secretary.
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yYTANTED-A family to board in private family
w where there are other bOarders; would
rent the main Fart of the house to a family who
would prefer boarding themselves. Apply at No ia
Erato street, between s.. Charles and Prytania
w
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WILL FALL.

WILL FALL.
Academy Of Music,
Monday, Dec. 9th,
$500, 900 IN PRIZES.
La. State Lottery,
Tickets $50 each.
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WANTS.

WANTS inserted in this column at FIFTY
GENTS per square
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SUMMARIZE.

FALL. MEETING LOUISIANA JOCKEY CLUB. -
Third Day-New Orleans, Dec. Is, 1875-tIRsr
RAcE.-Handicsp Hurdle Race, tHo miles; Club
Purse, 500; $500 to first, s75 70 second, s25 to
tn I'd.
Jackson & Co.'s CHI. C. Oxmore, y o., by
Bay Dick, dam by Oliver; 1873 pounds. l
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A Shower of Gold
A Shower of Gold
A Shower of Gold
| Grand Golden Drawing,
Grand Golden Drawing,
Grand Golden Drawing,
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4 Office Canal street, City Park and Lake
Raiload-Stock holders in this Company will please
notice that the last installment of Per Cent OIL
l,empany on the 22d inst. "A 7
a BY order of the Board Of Directors.
diO lot r. NJ HARRISON, Secretary.
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VOLUME U-NO. SAB.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Mechanics, and Traders, Bank-New Or
PANS, December 10 ls75-The annual election Ior
directors of this Bank to for the ensuing SeaI
ill be held at the Banking House on MOSDA
nd , p M MOSES HARRIS
Ill ia Cashier.
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Office Bard Of Underwriters-New Orleans

10 l575.-The annual election for nine Directors TO
SERVE the ensuing ear i'll be held at the Banking
House LOG Canal street TUESDAY, the 18th
- anI1ary next between the hours of 10 A. M. and
n NJ JOSEPH MITCHEL, Cashier.
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lCoSTfNUED c. LaSI PAGE,
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New Orleans, ST. Louis ard Chicago kant
Dad = Accommodation Every SATURDAY from
late Special Train will run as follows: Leave rev
Sitv Q p N. laave Mccomb City 3:55 p. NJ. SUN
Jay. arrive at New Orleans $40 7. NJ.
d17 otESN E. d. FROST. Gent Manager.
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a Office Of the r ew ORE cams IbsLrance C1hpH-
by New Orleans, 18th Dec, 1S15-Notice is herehy
eiven that in coDf rnity with article sixth OF the
1fharter of this cmpsny, the aDnua. e. ctlon OIL
welve Directors To during the ensuing year,
will DO held at this office, orDer canal and Camp
$treets on MONDAY 27th December, 1879 between
Ike hours OF 10 A. M. and p. NJ.
dill Id J. .HINCKS. Secretary.
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a New Orleans-New Orleans Dec. II, 1s75.-The
5tockholders of this Association hereby notified
hat ia confnmity with Article VIII Of the Charter
4 said Association the annual elect on OF seven az
directors 10 serve the ensuing year will be held at
Lis office corner w alter and Genera Taylor streets,
"a MONDAY ID cember a. 1875. between the hours
II 10 a. NJ and 3 p. M.
4 dis I'd. e. NICOLLS, Secretary.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1875-12-30

and bottle it under his own supervision;
he then sent it up to his own cellar which
since his decesse has come into my poss-
essien, and his wax seal on the bottle Is
that which Is broken tonight. So &C.
knowledge, my dear Beeswing, that you
are mistaken about this being watered
Wine:' - ~ H o o.: ss s:z .. ss5
Cant acknowledge anything Of the
kind" said the obstinate Beeswing, ':for
I remember your fathers importation 81
that wine very we'll, Charles Van Blanc,
John Magnum, and myself were your
fathers clreks ct the time, and re had !
good many surreptitious. drinks cut Of
those casks while the liquor was ripening
in the loft, and always took care when
ever We drew out any to turn back tho
same quantity Of water; so that the meas.
ure might not fall short. You see
recognize an old acquaintance, if he is in
reduced circumstances. =,
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POETRY.
BADYH aTOCKIN0.

Hang MP the baby's stocking,
Be sure you don't forget u.s
Tie dear little dimpled darling,
Sho meier saw Christmas ",
But I've told her all about it,
And she opened her big blue eyes,
I'm sure she understands It, x.
She looked ssfunny andsw e. :.
- =
Dearl what a tiny stockingl
Il doesn't take much % hold
Such little pink toes @ boby1,
Away ffom the frost and cold.
But then for the beby's Christmas,
It would never do 1t all
Why, Santa wouldn't be looking
For anything half 30 small.
FL tell you what We can do
I've thought Of the very best plan
I'll borrow aatocking Of grandma,
The longest that ever I can;
You'll hang it by mine dear mother,
Right here, In the corner, 80,
And write ietter,to Santa,
And fasten it on the toe.
Write, "This is the baby's stocking
That hangs in the corner, here;
You never have seen her, Santa,
For she only came this year:
But she's the blessedest darlingl
And, Santa, before You 80,
Just cram her stocking with goodies,
From the top clean down to the toe."
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WINDOW PLANTS.

Prof. Maynard says in the Scientific
Farmer: Comparatively few persons
who cultivate window plants are more
than partially successful in their efforts.
Among the reasons for this want of sue.
cess may be given, first, want of knowl.
edge Of the conditions of plant growth !;
second, q want of time to care for them
properly: third, lack of the proper tenn.
perature and = pure, moist atmosphere.
First. very few persons realize that
plants may be injured by too much or too
little water, and fail to understand when
tho soil is too wet or too dry. Plants, IS
we'll Is animals, must have pure air for =
healthy growth. Those persons who are
successful in growing plants have an in
tense lore for their pets, and soon learn
to detect anything wrong in their con.
dition and apply the remedy. 2. Plants
require constant care. Their condition
must be watched closely and the soil not
be allowed to get too dry, nor be watered
too much. Their condition must be
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FARM AND HOUSEHOLD.
WINTERINo THE YERBENA..

Perhaps some Of the readers Of the
Gard ener' 8 Monthly would be glad to
know that the splendid bedding plant,
the verbena, can be kept during winter
in ordinary frames or pits, free from
mildew or in Z healthy condition, by Ill
those who are fond Of fine flowers, but
whose purses deny the use Of the more
expensive greenhouse. have frame
about: three and half feet deep, and
last fall I placed pots of roses, flchsias,
geranlums, carnations, antirrhinums,
verbenas, : clianthus and some other
plants very closely al over the bottom;
and filled up all the little spaces, as tho
pots were put in,with moist saWdust
which kept the pots moist with but
little Watering during winter. Then
having several other fine :verbcnas
wished to save over, I fixed 4 shallow box
at the back or north end. resting on
elects. nailed to the sides Of the frame,
some twelve inches from the top. Tho
box being IS long as the inside width of
the frame, and about ton inches wide.
This box was then filled with small pots
Of verbenas, and all vacant places filed
with loose earth to prevent too rapid
drying out. When the sash was put on,
the tops Of the plants were nearly touch.
ing the glass; and the box was right
over fuchsias and the other plants in the
bottom Of the frame; but the low win
ter sun shone under it sufficiently to
keep them healthy; and the verbenas
were just 1T the point Of ventilation and
in full sunlight, when the shutters and
mating were off. The result was quite
satisfactory, as not plant in the box
was affected with mildew, while those
placed in the bottom of the frame were
nearly ruined by it, and then it was a
saving Of space, which was quite an
item. The past winter was unusually
severe here, and I had to keep my frame
tightly closed many days in succession,
yet the most Of the plants I attempted
to keep were in fair order in the spring.
Roses, fuchsias, carnations and antirrhi-
NUNS the best.
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The Utm00t 8atisfacelOn

~ !,
- expressed by every one who taxes ad-S
vantage Of tho great sacrifice being made
bv Merrill. Allen Il Co. al, Sc. PAUL. lin clos.
;rr o,,t th.;, .,le,,1; 81 .toob &c honE. ~.
-. ~. 49, - 800 1s.a X.
!! &c. Libraries. Ootn pup
~, Sunday School.an private, are improv
s M time Ia he Inst. 4 Iar0e stock m.
8. s.i M 4. = ~ 80 B 80 - - =
ee'nne lss.. - - - e .,S ~.
ssEor the BLEED Is the L1fle.,,
=: Saa Deuteronomy vi,.sa The blood Using
the eonrce from w6ich tSc .vafem s. hn;lt nn'
.rd f.o, ne S.r;vs ~, ,,o.nt.I .svsIi
40 ,,l,vaic.I =. n.hi;t;es hov imno,4snt fhsf =
oL1nId I,e konf nnrai TN cnnts;n v;Ia% foatsr-
ine noisons. ali oresnic functions become en-
~ e':.ne ulgn1 otkens, r.
. .ne taGsss nvel' III = ~ eM -
Ios ts. S'a = ho9tn o.
neeep tneir olooo III Reliectly ne:ltny c0nul.
tiGn. anu m9le especla!y ooes tnis aPPv ~
e eMts PsfT ~ ssason 81 INC ~ !1sn " ICY
venet; ~ ~ mser WA tno e4ciang csuse
IL o, nG Iesl S@use " HIge P0Pof4n0n u
49, ~ @S :. o.I oaoca Mow, u: fieioe
uo.ss No! "isn 70 Piace ms uoioen Aeolcal DIS
covery IN TIE catalogue Of quack patent nos
.s ~, " Sna i 70 cure every as
eas nv1 .t ~. ne 20 lcommen9 on me
.cy .Le a. = m;,, ~ o. osesseS tnat
aeas aiu;' W" not co1e pug what ne
49, d;sosss 20 - ~, ICY Dus o1e o.
os1e - s"1n w.. not Ano tnas Gts
J;seo - b.. ;hat d;sess Luz ~, IL = nus
~ t1,s ,,;ost .rch;m" hio n S,
oov.r.d "a ~ = Iii 9.ee az t ss
system of iii other b,ood nelson's h. th.x s nj
;c.I hseov.rv 4 .nnrrn.t.d b1 h;n, ~ e,,,a ~
1cdA OlScOVeIy u Uoy19n%S0 " MN 70 cure tho
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Inaportane Proclamation.

Morrill,. Allen b Co., of st. Paul arc clos.
ing out at and below cost their entire stock
Of books. stationery, pictures and fancy
goods. This il splendid opportunity for
every one who can use anything in their
limo. Go there or send orders by mail
and save money. %@ ia d,
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An exchange says that Edward A..
Stokes, who shot. Fisk, has been for tha
last two months confined to- his bod in
tho hospital Of Sing Sing with asthma and
chills and fever, contracted in tho prison.
His constitution appears much broken,
his hair is almost white, and his form is
bent and attenuated. His term Of i'm.
prisonment, by stretch Of the law, will
expire next September, but his counsel
claim that it should end by the 9th Janu.
ary.
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Every little while pc read of one who
has stuck . rusty nail in his foot or some
other portion Of his body. All such
wounds can be healed without any
serious consequences following them. The
remedy is = simple one: It is only to
smoke such wound, OF any wound OF
bruise that is inAamed, with burning
wool or wooden cloth. Twenty minutes
in the smoke Of wool will take pain out
Of the worst case Of inflammation arising
from 4 wound We ever saw.