The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1875-10-21
Glk Adr:otate.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 81, 1875.

Oh! those beautiful prints at Z. &
ks.
Alpac,s cheaper than ever before
known at p. Il KS
Hats and Caps complete assortment
at p. & KS.
The biggist cabbage iu Elk county is
on Mller's shoulders, IL edits the Elk
Democrat.
Paper collars the nobbiest. with turn
down corners also the good old Byron
style at p. Il KS.
A complete stock of ladies misses and
ch!drens shoes, light, medium and
heavy at p. a. KS Now is the time to
buy.
Brilliant and frst-class conundrum.
| Why is Miller OF the Democrat like u
founder? hns.-Bccause he is a great
| fiat.
"5enex" is hunting for a boarding
place out of town we recommend High
land 20 ynship, as being r,mantic aud re-
tired. for a man of studious habits.
"Bantam" Miller now objects: to per-
sonal articles he says it is not right to
hurt ones feelings by writing on such
tender subjects as "unrequited love"
New goods, every day iu the year
except Sundays and legal holidays at
the great mammoth Graod Central
Store of p. & KS. No Dragging
around. Call for whatyou want.
Bantam" Miller in his last issue
wants to know" why we connect him
witha poultry show. That's right, Miller,
when you are ignorant don't be ashamed
to ask for information, aud you have just
come this time to the right shop for in
formation we are chuck full of it on, :
subjects, aud we hope to make some.
thing of you after a while; as you are
now you are nothing but an abusive
scribbler, and if there is anything we
hate it is to see anybody abused. Well,
the reason why we connected you with
a poultry show is you are such a purity
bird aud have such purity feathers, why
if we had good fat chicken just right
to eat, and it wasn't proud of being
along side of you, in a poultry show, we
would send it to pot in less time than it
takes sheep to flap its tail in fly time
Ask us some more questions, we are
poor but we are not proud.
The appearance of recent horse
malady, the origin of which is not yet
determined but in its operation is said
to be different from the once famous
epizoot, and the likelihood Of its becom-
ing epidemic induces an eminent vcteri-
nary surgeon to make public the follow
ing remedy for the new disease: In
the first place where the primary symp.
toms present themselves, apply strong
solution of camphor to the nose of the
animal on sponge, internally admins
tering twenty drops Of the tincture of
acouite root 10 an ounce OF water every
hour for eight or ten hours, followed
by twenty grains boracic acid in warm
wafer, externally applying mustard and
f.xseed poultices to the throat every
three hours Where there is much
irritation in the throat. with coughing,
give ten drops of The tincture of bella.
d'nna every hour alternately with the
tinture of aconlte Soft feed and IA
stable temperature Of seventy degrees
are indispensable. The disease is essen
TALLY of cryptogermic origin, and can
only be overcome by such agents as act
directly and specifically upon the
psoric development.
PETERsoN's MAGAZINE, that Queen
Of the Lady's Books, is on our table for
November. The priucip,l steel engrav-
ing, "Mamma's Flower Girl" is very
beautiful. So. also, is the mammoth
colored steel fashion plate. But, as n
cotemporary says, the stories, the tash-
ions, the patterns, IN short, eOerythiag
in "Peterson" is the best Of its kind,
For 1876 great improvements will be
made. Among these will be series oil
illustrated articles, describing the Cen
tennial Exhibition, which will alone be
worth the subscription price. But, 10
addition to this, every subscriber wieE be
presented, as a Centennial Gj1, rHh a
superb steel engraving Oar5e-sized for
sraming) of Trumball's great picture,
"The Signing of the Declaration of Iu-
dependence" These very extraordin-
ary inducements will make this maga-
zine for 1876 more desirable than ever
Yet the price will remain the slme, viz:
Two Dollars Year, the postage pre-
paid by the publisler. The nrices To