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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-09-10
4 Reliable and Honorable Con.
Germ.

Persons who desire TO purchase Pianos
and Organs are naturally anxious to know
what firms are honorable and responsible.
Among this class we can cordially recon-
mend the Mendelssohn Piano Co., Of New
York. whose advertisement appears else
where.
We select from their catalogue some ex-
tracts from letters received from their GUS
toners in proof ofour assertion.
Accept my thanks for the honorable
dealing have received at your hands.
JOHN FAIRBANK, Cochituate, MATS.
shall loose no opportunity to recon-
mend your instruments and your manner
of dealing.
SAM'L CUsHMAS. Deadwood, Oak.
cannot express my appreciation Of
your kindness in sending me so fine an in
strument. Allow me to thank you for
Your honorable manner Of dealing.
JOHN B. CUNNING, Pres. Female
College, Greensboro, Ala.
cannot express my thanks to you for
sending me so fine An instrument.
Mrs. JOHN W. MAY, Manchester,
Iowa.
feel under obligation to you for your
punctual dealing.
JUDGE NJ. HART, Boquechitto, Miss.
can recommend you and your instru-
ments. THEODORE HERRING,
Fort-du-LaC, Wis.
am much obliged for your integrity
in sending me such an excellent and
sweet-toned instrument.
MRS RICHARD WOOpYRsOS
Clinton, Mo.
In my estimation have as good an in
strument, if not 4 better one, than was
ever sent to this city.
WIN. I. BLEIKg, Galveston, Texas.
Accept my thanks for the gentlemanlv
dealing have received at yonr hands.
J. A. SwENsoS, st. Paul, MINI.
Hundreds of others Of similar tenor can
be seen in the testimonials Of the Mendels-
shon Piano Co. Send stamp for catalogue.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-09-10
Attention, Farmers {!

TDESIRE to call your attention to the
i line of Fertilizers / am Offering for sale
a. the lowest possible figures for the cash
or on twelve months time. lst. The old
and reliable Zell's Ammoniated Bone Su-
per hosphates, Patapsco COmpany's
Goods, which embraces variety OF brands
and is doubtless the largest and most ex-
tensive works for the manufacture Of
Fertilizers in the State of Maryland, with
perhaps the largest sale in the Valley of
Virginia; also Bradley's Fertilizers which
stand A No. ! a; fully equal TO the best. 1t
is my endeavor TO offer only such goods as
/ believe to be reliable and will give salts
faction. Please call and see my samples
and get prices. Respectfully,
j. ). MELVIN.
Duffields, Aug. 20 #
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ESTRAY SOW.

EAME to my premises about the 10th Of
\ July lat, SPOTTED SOW, about j
year old. No marks. TIE owner Il re-
guessed 10 come forward, prove property,
par charges, and take her away.
ABR AHAM SHEPHERD
Sent Jw
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-09-10

a TORNADO AT SAvANNAu.-A ter
rible tornado burst from the northeast
on Savannah, Georgia, on Saturday,
Aug. 27th. In few minutes the city
was in darkness and the parks, streets
and squares were rendered impossible
by the falling of trees and houses. Every
wire leading out OF the city was pros
tra,ed. Fully one hundred dwelling
houses, stores and warehouses were un-
rooted and many walls were blown in.
One house, containing six persons, was
blown into the river, and FIVE people
were drowned. Every person living on
Shad Island is reported drowned, and
there has been great loss of life among
the negroes on rice plantations aid in
the neighborhood of the city. Total
loss Of life so far reported is 35, and
many more are wounded. Ships in
river broke loose from their moorings,
and several were sunk and large num-
Der damaged. On Tybee Island, Sa-
vannah's Copey Island, nearly every
house has been blown away, One house
caught FIRE after it fell, consuming Mrs.
Georgia Wolff, her child aud her little
brother. Other dreadful scenes are re-
ported at various river resorts. In Sa-
vannah the depots; wharves, elevators
and large buildings suffered great dam
age. The Savannah Norning News
building was unroofed, and the printers
set up the paper while standing in six
inches of water.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-09-10
ESTRAY BOAR.
STORE FOR SALE.

An excellent opportunity to some one, to
II engage in the merchantile business in
this place, is now offered upon reasonable
terms. The. stand is one Of the best in
town. The stock which is reduced will
be sold low-$500 cash and the balance in
six and twelve months. For particulars
enquire of the EDITOR.
May Is, 1851. If
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-09-10

s4 Dr.. WHITTIER, OF PITTsBURG
Pa, it is we'll known, has for mauy
years stood at the head of the profession
in his speciality, all chronic and blood
diseases, nervous prostration and all dis
astrous consequences. See his card in
another column. Read his words and
Judge for yourself. Aug. 6-6w
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-09-10

lust received from Boston over 200
d pieces Of different kinds OF Laces an
Edgings, st one-thIrd of the usual cost.
n. s. J. STRIDER,
Unionrille.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-09-10
BOIL f. Il WOR X S
Tuscarora Agricultural Works,
FOUNDRY,
VI Il G. HI Ne SH o p S,
MARTINSBURG, w. Va.

WE would inform The citizens 81 this section
and the adjoining towns aud counties that W.
have fitted up our Boiler shOps and atg prepared
tn make all kinds Of BOlLt rs AND SMOKE
STACKS, In fact everything la TIE STEAM
BOILER line. We are also prepared, in con-
necion with NJ. John Fitz, T. opdetyT Of Tus-
carora Agricultural Works ard Machine shofa,
10 contract for and BUILD NEW STEAM IN
GiSES. out and OUT Il aDy en- or KIND, tilhcr
Portable or Stationary Of the WY beet quality,
both as regards material and workman sLfr srd
at ~ reasonable prices az any cstAblliboleut in
this country. Mr.. Farrin has had ~ yeaB *.
peIisBce In the butiDcsf, aud for Il yesrA he's
heen employed In the Boiler shops OF the Is &
q. X. X. Co., at Nartipsburg. lie works Himself
aud superintsnds all that he done 3 ne firm.
To those having Boior Work o. Repairs nj die
tarc', We Will give your orders PROMPT At
TESTIOS 10 person, at Ices expense Than you
can send 10 the city and more reliable. ~ We
aska trial and guarantee satisfaction Ia every
respect. AL Fittings 10 material for tie branch
Of butiness. JOHN FARRIN & CO.,
harlDsbDTg, w. Va
REFERENCES J. Allis1D Ry.tsr, Bslitown
PAPER Min. HslltowD, w. Va. q A. MAIDEN.
bousch Superintendent 81 The bsHDis DistIiiibg
Co., Marllnsburg, ". vs.. All orders for Els-
gines or work, stdrefsed 70 us, will receive
prompt attention.
Apr'l -, 1851 ~
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-09-10

PessIBLE-That remedy made Of
such common, simple plants as Hops, Bu-
chu, Mandrake, Dandelion, DC, make so
many and such marvellous and wonderful
cures as Hop Bitters do: II must be, Tor
when old and young, rich and poor, Pas,
tor and Doctor, Lawyer and Editor, all
testify to having been cured by them, we
must believe and doubt no longer.-PosT.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-09-10

WANTS! WANTS! WANTS !-25, 900 lbs. lard;
$1,000 lbs. bacon; 1000 lbs. fresh butter; 1000
los stale butter; 5000 lbs stale lard; 10000 lbs
raspberees; TO- 600 lbs. black berries; 10 900 lbs.
cherries; 10000 lbs. WOOL 1000 los. wax; 5000
lbs cotton rags; LOCO lbs. carpet rags; 100 bush
els clover seed; 100 bushels timothy seed; 200
bushels os:s; 200 bushels corn; and many articles
not named. The very highest market price will
he paid at J. H. BEACHLEY'S, HagerstoWE.
Go and see before yon sell.
To DE SOLD CnEA-In order to make room
for early fall purchases, j. II. BEACHLEY, Iia-
gerstowp, Md, will offer for the next sixty days
the following goods ut greatly reduced prices:
Spring and summer dress goods, light shades
of plain and brocade silks aud satin, spring and
summer sbawls and skirts, parasols ard sun
umbrellas, gentlemen's gauze underwear, lawns
and madras ginghams lace top and Berlin
gloves. All other kinds of spring and summer
goods. 1t is only necessary TO call and see
these goods and compare prices to be convinced
that the above are facts.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-09-10
CHANGE OF time
GOVERNING TRAINS ON THE
Shenandoah Val'Y Rail Road,
Taking Effect June 6, 1881.
= p q @ q; %
rs GOING SOUTH.

Philadelphia time five minutes faster
tEan Baltimore time-)
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-09-10

ACCIDENT ON THE BALTIMORE AND
Ono RoAD-THE KILLED AND WOUND
kD.-Wheeling, w. Va, Sept. 6.-The
news of terrible accident at Thornton
Station, on the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad, at one clock this afternoon,
reached this city this evening. The
Chicago express was delayed some time
and was making up time. III rounding
the curve at Thornton Station, about
ia miles from this city, it ran into the
Cumberland accommodation, en- route
to this city. The shock detached the
boiler from the engine trucks. None
OF the passengers on the Chicago ex-
press sustained any injury except
slight shaking up Nearly all on the
accommodation train were injured or
scalded by the escaping steam. Just
before the trains struck John Bine,
baggage master on the Chicago express
Jumped from bis car and broke his lett
leg. The injured ON the Cumberland
accommodation are as follows: Nellie
White, aged Is, daughter of ex Attor-
ney General White. Wheeling, badly
scaldrd, has since died; David j. Moore,
Nashville, Tenn. badly scalded Oh head
and arms; Mrs. Hannah Coombs, Nor
gantown, w. Va, severely scaldcd;
Annie Monroe, aged %, CT Kingwood,
w. Va, badly scalded All crushed; Miss
Alice Rector, of Clalksburg, w. Va,
badly bruised; Luther Kelly, Of Fair
view, w. Va, severely cut and bruised;
Harry Zimmerman and children, Of
Kingwood, w. Va, bad cuts; Rev.
Lotus, of komuoy, w. Va, right arm
broken and badly bruised; Mrs. Fike
and two children, Of West Virginia, Sc
verely scalded; VIM. Barker, of Mineral
county, w. Va, burned slightly; Mrs.
Church, OF Independence, w. Va, Sc
rious scalp wound. The wounded arc
being cared for at private residence
in the vicinity of the accident.
Later.-Miss Annie Monroe, of King
wood, w. Va, has since died Of her in
juries. II. Hudson, OF Ohio; DR.. r.
Arnett and wife, OF Aurora, w Va,
and NJ. l.. Mines, of Rodemer's Tunnel,
were slightly scalded or bruised Some
of the wounded were sent to Grafton.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-09-10

so handsome silk and alpaca parasols will
be sold at Cost this week, at YINGLlNG'S Pop
ular Dry Goods House
The best T. and 6 cent cn!icoes ever offered in
Haee.stown, in large assortment OF all styles, al
YINGLING'S.
Large lots OF French and American lawns will
be closed out at Cost, at YingliDg's.
dozen ladies linen busters, just the thing for
excursions, and offered at Cost OF manufacture
Ing, at Yingling's, Hagerstown.
Black cashneres, tamse, nun's cloths, hunt
ing., silk grenadnef, silks in ali grades, ard Of
iered TO the trade very chOal, at Yingling':, Ha-
gerstowD.
Tee largest stock Of kid ard Isle gloves, cor
sels hosiery, Gces ana embroidery IN any house
in Western Maryland, 10 now in stock at New
York pr.es, AT Yingiing's, Hagrrstowu.
New goods received every day. All goods
maj ked al bottom prices. Polite attention by
experienced statesmen. Short profits and quick
sales are the notices at Yingliug's, Hagerstowp.
1000 yds. remnants of dress goods, calico ?,
musins, cassimeres, black goods, &c, 10 be sold
regardless OF Cost at YlNGL1NG'S, Hagerstown.
GREAT Closing SALE OF SPRING AND SUMMER
DRY GOODS AT Z. a. CRUGH's.-The season for
the sale of Summer Goods being now far ad-
vanced, will sell for the next six weeks my en-
tire stock OF Sumner Dress Goods, consisting OF
all wool buntings in all shades, gilbert suitlngs,
Epgiish ca>bmeres, novelty trimmings aid al
kinds Of plain and fancy dress goods at cost to
close them out. L haye also Juet reuuceu case
standard prints from G4 TO cts. per yard; the
very best makes colored lawns al Cost; madras
dress ginghams at Cost one special lot dress
goods at s Cts per yard-former price 10 and ~
cs.; full line Of ladies' striped summer skirts at
great sacrifice; all parasols and sun Umbrellas
at greatly reduced prices; beautiful assortment
OF summer shawls in handsome designs al Cost.
] have also placed upon my counter to-day a
large lot OF remnants iu Linen Dc hides, Victoria
lswns, French musliLs and worsted dress goods,
which | will sell regardless of cost aud many
other goods which must necessarily be SOLD dur
ing the summer season at g eatly reduced prices.
This is no humbug; the sale is positive and the
goods MUST De SOLD. extend TO all kind in
vitation 10 call, and in order that you may re-
ceive the choice | would suggest that you call
early. Very Respectfully, P, A. BRUGH, Ha-
gerstown, Nd.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-09-10

Nf HE ANbNIS.
The horses were kept at brisk walk
man walking at the side of each, so
as to be Of service Unnecessary. Private
Secretary Brown, in his buggy, led the
way. Then came wagon containing
the stretcher and an extra mattress.
Following was the wagon containing
the President. A squad of policemen
preceded and another followed, keeping
every one at q safe distance away, so
that there would be no noise of walking.
BY the time the President reached
Fourteenth street there were probably
severa! hundred persons following. The
number increased from there until the
car was reached. In the vicinity OF the
train probably fifteen hundred people
lad collected. Stout ropes and the po-
lice officers kept the crowd the necessa-
Fy distance away. None, however,
seemed disposed to push forward or in
Tue slightest manner interfere with the
arrangements. The greatest respect
Was shown by all, and perfect quiet
reigned.
Sawdust bad been thrown over the
railway intersections on the avenue, and
M ;as wagon crossed them without jolting.
when the wagon reached the Sixth
street depot perhaps two thousand PEG.
PIE had gathered there. The crowd
w va. very quiet and orderly, and watch
" lhs transfer OF the Preside ut from the
, 1881-06-19

ITO RENT-A LARGE, NlCEI.l-FUlt-
j. niSht4 ro,sn northern exposure. and but
minutes trsm COugt-ttOuse. Also small hall rooi1,.
M III MicLi,a1,-:.y., l.akc.Frnnt.
, 1881-06-19

ITO KENr-A HANDSOME SECOND
story front alcuve Michigan nesr Four
tctrit!--t None need apply unless wishing i" tny
.lOI Recommendations. Address i II. FritlNIIe
, 1881-06-19

TNANTED-TO KENT-A HOUSE OR
w tst Of from !: ru,'ns, suitable for gentle
men r,,tier Tan give best ul references
+5,ectabflity and responsibility. No children. AI-
dress II. A.WAkEFIELI) carpenter :l5 Fast wash
!ft,,fD
, 1881-06-19

WANTED-'rO KENT-HI JULY |, 5
w ur nnfurnstieu ruous light housekeeping.
BY tinr.nan family ul i; south SIDE, east Of Clark
vt. Address y n, Tribune office.
, 1881-06-19

WANTED no RENT - WITH OR
w without board, OH South Sde-Larke acuvc
twu connecting Illinois Central itallsoal
staliun for gentleman, wife, and child Address l. IT,
ftIhtra HifH4
, 1881-06-19
I1O RENT-FUENISIIE.D ROOMS, GOOD
L location. with without board. io. South Park.

F11O EENT-FURNlSHED FRONT ROOM,
L with aI..,yc and buy window. tru1i3liIE lake. hot
am, cnla water. with privilege of bath newly frfs-
ctd, ainl,d and furnished: splendid r.''tn fr tw"
gents Ee,t :,1ld yift; tl.n sl:l1l rnUni Corner
Iwenty-seconu-st- and THE lake, NJ. !.
, 1881-06-19

T4TANTED-TO ItENT-IN EVANSTON
w IA furnished rnn,. three nr four blocks from
,.,'o hotel by single gentleman with references
Trtunn
, 1881-06-19

ITO RENT-'rll1RD FLOOR, a.; STATE
= st, ROAM alx1ld: will be rented cheap. UEVL1:i
, 1881-06-19

E1Ok SALE = ATTENTION IF You
IL want to buy cheap horses-A fine Ito work
horse, sl: ~ work ST. choice of two Of the
hnndssnIes phaaton in Chicago for eI1D not
afraiu ct anything: chotce of three good express
horses tine bnlsy s. very fast road inars
common worker $,l: light horse for 1sddlink
{:aL All must be sold. Call III Blue Island d-av., In
%,ioon, corner West Fifteenth: lake Htne 1safd-av
flrs % EIftpenth-Yt.
, 1881-06-19

TITO RENT-WELIrFUK cool
Il frunt acove bedroom to ntienlan ~ 4 private
family all cunytniehces; location delightful; North
si.tr Ii minutes from. business et.ntre; 3a per
month. j. Gl. Tribune office.
, 1881-06-19

4 1IAMBLETONIAN COACH TEAM,
IA bays, stylish: 6-year-o1d gray mare, kind and
GOOD driver: ttyear-ola ehestnu. rehns. gentle md
name, perfectly arless: elegant business animal,
stylish fearless, ind prompt, coupe or rockaway.
, 1881-06-19

NTANTED-'rO l.ENT-l;Y 4 FAMILY
w uf three cliildren}, house tas nf about
seven suums, ,u.It@n!E all tt!n1ern improvements,
un Nnr:h Side, between river and NoTihav. and east
ii Weis-st.; rent paid promptly in advance II dr.
sired iest Of references ii desired. Address n s.
ErihUnt alftIcn.
, 1881-06-19

ITO REST-WEST SIDE, GOOD LOCiA-
j. ton, very desirable .-story and basement H.
Fouul narble-front house. with hot and cold water.
bath, -h11ures and furnace. WIN sell part of fur
ni1urc II party desires. References required. For
further Information call 1T IL South Water-st. A.
RtLsEfI4
, 1881-06-19

TI1D REN'T-FUkNlSIIED FRONT ROOM
4 in private Jewish family. for one or two gentle
men. ;as; Sophia St. Orchard vicinity Ut Lin
s,f,,t t1,rt
, 1881-06-19

A r DLANEY tE WILLIAMS (SUCCES-
~ to rennoyes + Baney), $40 to ~ Wabash
ax cnn be found stock Of carrases and bugEies IN
t1d vehicles in good order Mt low prices:
nuyer siGe-sprtngs. Studebaker bugsies, 5-glass
landau coupeletIe coupe rOckawoy. top Surrey,
fr1If ffh
, 1881-06-19

TT1O RENT AN ELEGANTLY FUR
l. ntShed alcore frunt-reom ut .lla Michigan -av
slitab1e tyr 1.-TWO persons with conyeniences. mo
, 1881-06-19

ET7O KENT-FIRST FLOOR AND BASE
l. ment Cnrl-.t. rooms and bathroom, Sii;
second or of sis North Ciarh-st, elegantly tushed
SIN. Il uta arhnru-sf.. inQEl z.
, 1881-06-19

UTANTED-TO RENT FURNISHED
w r.,jnl for lady; North Side pEeftrred; private
nousc. nut over stuFe. Best references, Address
t-r rrrj1, .1Atinsa
, 1881-06-19

ITO RENT - LARGE ROOM, J0Nt00,
i with pnwer, shoap. Apply to +. j. WILLIAMS,
lUu und lU2 West ChicaEO-av.
, 1881-06-19

F3,O kENT-1Gl1 PKAIKIE-AN.-TWU
L nicely furnished r'o1ns, tn 'front.' t1Is: other l!ck
witi take view, private family; terms reasonable.
, 1881-06-19

7l1o RENT-NTCELY F u FINISHED
l. ffont room Mt G4 Grant-placc, near Lincoln
, 1881-06-19

4 BEAUTIFUL ROAD MARE WILL
"a be sold for 0nc-third value; she is owned by
invalid who Is compelled TO sell on account OF NJ
adjosntin Lexington. ky vas M sired By Aimont the
Kentucky Maid sired by Young Columbus. This mare
IL yemrs ad, l5 hands hi. square. level trotteF.
sound and kind, und w warranted s9 sh1w full mile
and satisfactory guarantee She II free. stylish,
md pleasant driver: has been driven and rduen by
lady; be and tried at nny time owners
residence, No, LII Mcht.nD-uY.
, 1881-06-19

II riage team. and years. Ii hands, about lUye
pounds each enoa lockers. long ta'es and names
single harness; will be sold b:lrgain together
stpnrnte- Also bright bay Iuad mare. LII hands,
ant driver; has nne tail and n.ane 1he atove will
ply at barn in rear Of Iii South Leavitt-sL, near
A11u.1
, 1881-06-19

NORTH SIDE.
ITO RENT-BI CHARLES 4, SCHMIDT.
- Hsouth Clnrk-st-. several very choice French
- Chestnut-sL ' "
, 1881-06-19

FI1O O1sENT-SECOND FLOOR, ROOMS,
L all modern i1nprny emeHts. near Strcct-earS and
Lincoln Park, ut 4H 11uflbutst or Room ~ North
'Frr
, 1881-06-19

,INANTED-TO kENT-oSE lsS5;. s3,S;n VK i MU w
blocks vi Mudson and Stata-sts- AaaeeAs Il H.
'1-r{bt1na ntficE,
, 1881-06-19

1rO RENr-FO}: a FEW MONTHS TO
gent uf1d wife. two roo1uS completely furnished,
together with the neccssaries for light hnlaeketp-
Ing. Nurtt Side, near Wnter-Works. Address u III,
frrSIn
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-03-29

CHEAP FLOOR PAINr.-Soak glue over
night in cold water, boil it to a jelly,
mix yellow ochre and whiting with a
little water to light tint, and stir into
the glue, and apply warm to the floor,
which must be free from grease. 1t
quickly dries, when it needs coating e
of boiled linsccd Oil. This is not ex-
pensive, as half q pound as the cheapest
quality Of glue will do, costing twen-
ty.tive cents pound, and half a
pound In two quarts Of water will
cover floor fourteen feet square. 1t
must be boiled In the water IN which it
is soaked. The ochre Is five cents
pound ,and a quart Of oil costing twenty
five cents pound, and half pound
in two quarts OF water will cover
floor fourteen feet square. 1t must be
boiled in the water in which 1t Is soak
ed. The oehre is five cents poun d,
and quart OF oil costing twenty cents
should be enough for the second coat,
which will dry over night. 1t Is best
applied early in the afternoon, some
day when an early dinner allows the
Kitchen to be shut up till next morn
ing.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-03-29
DOMESTIC.

AN IMPORTED GLUE DRESSING FOR
WOUNDS. .-Cablnet makers and wood
workers generally are familiar with
the uses Of glue III dressing tool cuts
and other slight wounds incident to
their calling. The glue pot is always
handy In their shops, and a glued rag
answers as we'll as the best adhesive
plaster. In a recent papor before the
Philadelphia Academy Of Surgery,
DR.. HewsOn recommends the addition
of acetic acid to the glue, and little
altar of roses to cover the odor of the
glue and the acid. This compound
spread on paper or muslin makes, he
says, good substitute for adhesive
plaster for surgical use. 1t Is easily
and quickly prepared simply by put
ting into vessel Of boiling water
bottle containing one part Of glue to
four, by measure, of the acid, and Jet
ting the bottle remain in this bath un-
I'll the glue is fully dissolved anu mix
ed with the acid. Common glue may
be used and ofllcinal acettc acid, to be
had at any drug store. The mixture
should be kept In wlde-mouthed bot
tie, well stoppered by long cork,
which can always be removed by heat
ing the neck Of the bottle. Care should
be taken to keep tho mouth Of the bot
tic clean by wiping it we'll with
cloth dipped in hot water. A bottle
Of this cheap and easily prepared dress
ing would be good thing to have at
home rs we'll as at the workshop.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-03-29
A Modern Medical Miracle

rs without doubt the discovery Of "Anakesis"
by Or. Silsbce. an infalhble remedy for the
most painful and exasperatng Of all diseases,
Ples. 600, 600 once afflicted mortals gladly
attest the virtue OF Anakesis and suffering
millions toyonsy hail the hope Of relief. The
simple, rational, common sense nature OF this
marvellous discovery Of cure 30 SAFE easy
and certain for disease 30 painful and per-
sstent has excited the wonder of the people
and admiration Of medical men. 1t is tho re-
suit OF 40 years experience by a distinguished
scientific physician. This really great remedy
combines the soothing system Of the English
tho mechanical method Of tho French and the
heroic medical custom Of American Surgeons
''Anakesis" therefore affords almost instant
relief from pain, keeps up the raw sensitive
tumors and both by pressure and medication
curos the most inveterato cases OF piles. It
has stood tic critical test Of 20 years. use
against the cavils Of ignorant limitations and
unscrupulous empiricsm. over half million
or persons haze used 1t and mono without
peneht. Doctors of all schools prescribe it as
tho nearest possible to an infa lible remody
Samples Of '.Anakess" are sent free to all snf-
ferors by T. Nenstaedtcr & Co.. Box 20 l6 Now
York. sole manufacturers Sold by druggists
everywhere. Price Sl.00 per hox.