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Farm & Household
CATTLE DISEASE.

We have heard that quite a num-
Der of cattle have died recently in
the vicinity of Mullica Hill and
Swedesboro'. These cattle, We I'm
derstsnd, were purchased in the
Philadelphia market, and are sup
posed to have oome from Ohio
Some persons have lost from three to
eight each. DR.. Eastlack, of Pauls-
.boro', has furnished US with the fol
lowing information in regard to this
sickness, and the remedy:
RAILWAY CATTLE DISEASE.
This disease is characterized by
weakness, debility and fever, with
complete absorption of all the fluids
of the body. Therefore the high
coll, r of tie urine and the excremen4,
coming away in hard pellets with
continual straining, is the effect of a
cause and not of the disease Itself
These conditions naturally arise l
Because the cattle go an incredible
length of time without food or water.
2. Most of the cattle shipped to Phil
a1elphia and other cities are brought
from rich nutritious pastures of the
West, and as soon as they are brought
to the depot for shipment they are
supplied with baled hay, and at Phil
adelphia the same. This hay has a
saline taste because it is cured with
a large quantity Of salt, which tends
greatly to the loss Of the animal
fluids and increased desire for water,
as a consequence of the action of
salt upon the animal economy. 3.
The crowding of large numbers in
cars, together with want of air, prop
er attention and expedition il their
transportation, during the heated
eason Of the year. A post-mortem
examination shows the heart, liver,
lungs and spleen are congested the
gall bladder is swollen and filled with
"a dark yellowish- brown fluid the
food in the stomach is in a hard, dry
and caked condition.
I | would here add hat though the
spleen be enlarged and sometimes
filled with blood, it is not sufficient
reason for some of the Veterinary
Surgeons of Philadelphia to call the
disease Spleedic Fever; it is the
effect of a cause AMI not the disease
itself. The treatment is simple, and
IN my own mind will always prove
efec ual if the sanitive powers of the
constitution have not received to great
a shock. 1t consists of one pound
doses of epson salts dissolved in four
quarts of molasses water, and con-
%tinuing it every three hours until the
bowels are thoroughly opened, bear
ing in mind all the while that great
quantities of fluid or cold water is a
means tc overcome the dry condition
of the impacted stomach and bowels.
Indeed the cure has a good deal of a
mechanical nature about it, for large
drenches of water with the salts do
not only assist their action but in
many cases wash and dissolve the
dry feed and contents of the stomach,
into a soft moss or pulp, which will
readily pass away and the animal be
relieved from pain and cured. 1t is
necessary to give injections at short
intervals with a strong force pipe
until the bowels are freely opened.
In fact, the injections | do not think
can pc carried TOO Ear.
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The frequent use Of ripe apples,
either before OF after meals, has a
most healthy affect upon digestion.
Better eat less meat and more fruit.
Al eminent French physician thinks
that the decrease of dyspepsia and
bilious affections in Paris Is owing to
the increased consumption Of apples,
which fruit, he maintain, an ad-
mirable as we'll as very nourishing
and easily digested article Of food.
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION
TO
orr MS COURT.


NOTICE is hereby givea, that the Sub
IN scriber who claims to be a tenant in
common of the uqdiviied fifth part Of certain
pieces of land and parcels of Real Estate.
situated in P~ilesgroye township. county OF
Salem and State OF Nav jersey. viz: No. /.
Dwelling house ana, lot. situated in Sharp
town. joining Charles Elkinton, and George
W. Barton, and others, and contains one halt
OF an acre.
No. "a dwelling house and Shoemaker
shop and lot, and blacksmith shop. situate
in Sharptown, on Main street and road lead
ing to pennsgroye, and contains about one
acre.
No. "A tract of farm land on road lead
ing from Sharptown TO PennSgrove, and
joihs lands of Emma J. Newell, Elizabeth
Hall, and Salem Creek, and contains about
twenty acres.
NJ. "A tract Of farm land, on the road
from Sharptown to Woodstown, joining la DIS
of Il. Hall, David M. Baker, Samuel NJ. Lip
pincott and others, and contains twelve acres.
No. 5-Lot of meadow land on Salem
crecA, joins lands Of e. Hall, and contains
fo1r acres.
Susan Baker and Mary Peak, being each
entitled to an undivided fifth part, and Will
liam NJ. Staloup, Charles Sfalkup. and Charles
Richman, each being entitled to an undivi-
ded one-tenth part, and Lidya R'ehman,
who being a miner, is entitled to an undivi.
ded one tenth part therein. viii make appli-
cation to the Orphans Court, of the said
county. on the nineteen day of October, A. D.
eighteen hundred and seventy five. for the
appointment of COMM ~sioners, to divide the
same between the said owners, in the shares
aforesaid.
Dated, at Woodstown, N. j., this the TWEEN.
ty-hrst day OF August Ca. D., 1879 eight
teen hundred and seventy FIVE.
81 Az MORRIS PEAK.
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We see it suggested hat Sin these
days of peaches and plenty, it is well
worth while TO know that they will
preserve much nicer and cleaner if,
instead of pairing with a knife, which
~discolors them, they be dipped for an
~instantiin hot; water, and peeled in
the same way as tomatoes" The
plain is worth a trial.
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TIMELY HINTs.-Always sage the
earliest and best seeds for your own
use, by SO doing for years, the quail
ity may be greatly improved and early
ripening will be FASTENED.
Poultry may be bred in and in for
many years, and the quality be great
ly improved, by always selecting the
finest fowls to breed from. This is a
fact.
Neyor sell off the best animals and
ke' 7. these. to breed from that are
inferior, and will.not bring the high
est price in the market.
Keep all weeds cut down, SO they
cannot go to seed.
Cattle we'll sheltered will pay 100
per cent. on the cost of the shelter.
Coal ashes are excellent for pigs
TO root in. Poultry will also thrive
ly having dry coal ashes to dust and
wallow in, they will keep down yer
min and make eggs also.
Worry wcaries and wears out more
than work Anger creates disease.
Live in the light. Open every
room in your house to the sun.
Keep no room phqt Up fo2 company
There is no mod.eiac, ike the sun
light. "
One of the best dressings for old
sores is perfectly dry, clean earth,
dress them every day, washing clean
and applying "a fresh poultice of dry
dust.
Soft words and soft water should
be abundant and in every home.
Corn cobs make the best and cheap
est summer fuel TO be obtained
They are richer in potash than any
wood, and the ashes ought to be
saved for soap making.
To preserve beauty, preserve health.
Your business will surely be at
tende ed to, if you do it yourself.
KiDd words will keep old friends
dAu.--Ad-osus JUS.
Ii possible, neither a borrower nor
a Iendsr be
The school house should be the
most pleasant. bAldsag in the school
district. -. i.
True economy docs not consist il
stinting and pinching ourselves and
everybody about us.
Old gardeners say that beans
planted among squashes, melons anC
cpcunbers will keep of squash bugs
tAsmall piece of calf's rennet soake(
in milk and tied round the finger, re.
newing' occasionally, will cure an,
cas- of felon.-Prairie Farmer.
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BOOTS 4 SHOES.
AND
Shoe Findings
(REMOVAL.(

Riley has mioved,i LIS stock Of Doors anc
HOES in . his new. large. and convenieu
Store Room joining j. D.. Law.on's Siols
yhci. he has On hand Men and Boys Boots
md Shoes. Ladies, Misses and Children's
hoes; Gum Boots for men, women, and
children. Arctic. Alaska and Gum Over
shoes. Shoe Findings. Trunks, &c. l invit
III in want Of goods in my sc to give me !;
call and eyalline my stock befsfs 'buyipg,a
am T,ways Giow all others in my prices
The reason that | can sell below all other,
:. that | have no rent to pay no clerks t
ire, and have had years of experience i,
he basin,sS. end only doing it for emplo!
ment. EEs1R eanember,--I sell no t.asb
ind warrant all goods Sold % he asI repre-
sent them. Z.
40 If
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M EST JERSEY RAILROAD,
OK AND AFTER

Tuesday, June lst, 1875.
Trains leave YORKTOWN as follows
For Philadelphia AID way stations, at I "A
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I AZ A. NJ.
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On Sunday 8 OF P. NJ.
For Bridgeton, 7|l4 A. NJ. aud 8 u P. N.
RETURNING TRAINS,
Leave Philadelphia, g 90 a, M, and 3 80
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Iron I'm the Blood
MAKES The WEAK STRONG,

The Peruvian Sy1up, a Protects
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Iron, IS SO combined as to haze
the character of ma aJi7nent, as
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