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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1885-11-20
UURY LIST.


Bloom Peter Billmeyer, John Crotty, II b Clark,
Harry Fornwald, NJ Lockard Samuel Shaffer.
Beayer-F G. Lauer.
Benton.Mm Doty, Charles Gibbons, Wm HUI
me, David Hartman Ell MclIenry,
Berwick-W snyder.
BriaTcreek-R Kashinki.
Catawissa-,Augustus Brooks, VIM r Clark, d d
Fortner Michael Fetterman, Charles Sharpless.
Center-Ilenry DOak
Centralia-JOhn Jones.
Fishingcreek-Norman McIIenry, NJ Shultz.
Gre, GreeRwoSd-JOhn " Gnlaspy, Henry Mather,
James Nanhorn, Young.
Hemlock-D Pursell, Geo Russell.
Locust-Jacob Carl, Rolandus Herbne, Daniel
Madison-Robert johnson, Conrad Kramer, Pet
CT MoIkhlser, ID Melliver.
Mililin.,Miehael Heller, + sweppenhiser, A
sWeppenhlser, jonathan Spade.
Montour-Henry Lazarus, G w Mears
MI fleasant-Ellas Howell.
hoAllngcreek-Samuel Ilouck, Ir.
scott-Dayid Geisnger q W Jacobs
sugarloar-Milet stephens
SECOND WEEK.
Bloom-C s Fornwald, Josiah Ralston, James
Stayer, John Welliver
BeaNer-Elias Miller,
Benton-BOWman Crawford j j McIIenry.
BerWlck-Wm Ross Vim Thomas
BilaIcreek-John SponenbuTger.
S9taMlssa -BenJamn Barndt, Pierce Greasy, Jo-
seph, Fry, Cornelius Healey NJ V Is Kline.
- Conyngham-fatrick Nohan, John Monroe, &c
fllce, Raudenbush.
flshingcreek-samuel Coleman, Edgar,
Franklin-Wm Hover II McJIenry
Greenwood-Wm Eyer.
JackSon-ThOmas w Smith
knocaust-Lemuei Erdmen, W Snyder.
Mnine-Nm ConIalE solomon Ueanor.
MI fleasant-AmOs WaniCh
OraIGs-J Masteller. Geo Applemal.
hGsliingcreek-CharleS Kreisher
9ooVl-lsaae C'eHellng' James kressler.
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Hostilities were commenced on Sat.
urdly last between Servia and Bull
gara. Servia is a state Of Europe,
and is tributary to Turkey, and has a
population of about 100000. Bull
garia is province of European Tur-
key and joins Servia on the north
west; it has population of between
2,5OO,000 and 100000. King Milan
himself has assumed command of the
Servian army. The Servian numbers
170,4l2 men with 4lS guns. The
Bulgarian army numbers about 10000
with 104 guns.
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A UDIT0R'S NOTICE.

ESTATE OF LAURA PATTON, DECD, LATE OF BLOOMS
BURG, PA.
The undersigned Auditor appointed by the
Court to distribute balance In hands OF T.. ii. Lit
tie administrator, as appe irs by his account to
and among the parties entitled thereto will attend
70 the duties OF his appointment at onice OF Audi
at 10 a. m, when and where all persons are here
by notified 10 appear and present their claims be-
coming In on said fund. JOHN NJ. CLARK,
Oct30tf. Auditor.
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The colliery at Shenandoah, owned
by the Lehigh Valley Coal Company,
which took fire about three months
ago, is still burning, 800 work
men have been idle since the fire
occurred. Many thousand dollars have
been spent in endeavoring to put out
the fire. An effort will now be made
to cut off the course of the fire.
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DULE ON HEIRS.
ESTATE OF GEORGE HESS LATE OF sUGARLOAF
TOWNSHIP, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PENN
sYLyASIA, DECEASED.


COLUMBIA COUNTY, SIS:
- The commonwealth OF Pennsylvania to Iiebecca
less, Guava, Clinton Hess, Guuva, Ezekiel Hess,
Eoles Sreek, az OF Columbia county, Pa, Emanuel
Hess, unionyiile, Tuscola county, Michigan, Elsie
Hess, GulVa, Columbia county, Andrew Hess
whose last place OF residence was Watrousyllle
Iuscola county, Michigan, Ange ina Gibbons, in
termarred with l. Il. Gibbons, Central sarah
Baker intermallted with Wesley Baker UnItyville
Lycomlng county, Pa, Mary Elizabeth Fritz inter
married with Amandus Fritz, Coles Creek, AleXan-
ger Hess, sonestown, sullivan county, Pa lineal
descendents OF George Hess, deceased and to ali
other persons interested greeting. You and each
OF you are hereby cted to be and appear before
the Judges ofour orphans Court at an Orphans
court TO be held at Bloomsbury, on the first Mon
DAY OF December, next. Then and there to accent
or refuse TO take the real estate OF said George
Hess, deceased, at the appraised valuation put On
IL Dy the inquest and awarded by the said Court
ana returned by the Sheriff, or show cause why il
snail not be sold. And hereof fail not.
witness the Honorable William Elwell President
OF our said court at Bioomsburg the Sth day OF
October, A. ID. 1885. w H. SNYDER
q. M. QUICK, CLERK O''C.
Deputy.
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NOTICE TO TAX COLLECTORS.

An Act OF the Legislature and approved June Cd,
1881, (see Pamphlet laws, page l5) requiring tax
collectors, township and borough officers, to make
return or seated and unseated lands upon which
no property can be found from which to make
taxes to the county Commissioners, on or before
scrfptlon by boundaries or otherwise of each sepa-
arate lot or tract and about the quantity OF the
same Those who fail to make returns by said
aay Will be held for such loss. Taxes so returned
become lien against the property so returned.
we nave blanks on which these returns are to be
made and VIII furnish them upon application of
collectors &C. JOHN B, CASEY
Comrs' offce, Oct. 80, ,S5, So. Com'rs Clerk.
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A DMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ESTATE OF JOHN SPRINGER, DECEASED.
Letters OF administration on the estate of John
springer deceased, late OF Hemlock township, COL
um0la county, Pennsylvania, deceased have been
granted py the Register OF said county to the un-
claims against the estate of the deceased are re.
quested TO present them for settlement, and those
lhueDted 10 the estate to make payment to the un.
derslgned administrator without delay
PETER S. BRUGLER,
Administrator with the Will alaexel.
Post office, Buckhorn, Col. Co, Pa nov 13-Gw'
Residence, Hemock township, Col Co., Pa.
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A Ny4A Send 10 cents postage aud we Will mail
HIpT you Tfee a royal, valuable, sample box
N VIZ 4 OF goods that Will put you In the way
OF making more ntORey at once than
anything else In America. Both sexes OF ali ages
can live at home and work In spare Time or all the
time. Capital not required We viii start you.
Immense pay sure for those who start at once
STINSON CO., Portland Me. lnoye0 ly
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The Secretary of the Treasury on Sat-
urday last appointed John w. O'Brien
to be weigher No. so, Glass A, in the
New York Custom House, vice George
B. Bacon, suspended.
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FRIDAY, NOVEMBER, 90, 1885.

The President has appointed John
Nj Campbell as Surveyor of the Port
at Philadelphia, and Wn. f. Harrity
as postmaster.
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At Halifax man named John
Bayliss was taken suddenly i'll on
Sunday. William Ross a man of
wealth was called in to assist Bayliss
to bed. Bayliss died as he was put to
bed, and while in the act of folding
Bayliss' hands upon his breast, Ross
himself dropped dead.
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SEE 1TIH[IE IPRICIES!
NEW FALL GOODS.

Good quality quilting Calico for 34c per yard
Full line of beached and mbeacled Muslin from &C. up
Canton Flannes from 6to 17c
Red Twill Fannels from 23 to 6Oc
White and Gray Flannes very cheap.
All wool Ladies Cloth, all colors, 45c per yard.
II yds. wide for 65c o."
Ladies' quilted bottom Skirts tor 80
" Italian cloth for 1.25
Full line Of Ladies', Gents and Cilrens Underwear cheap
All Wool Double Shawls from 425 to $50
New stock of Ladies' Wraps and New Markets.
New stock of Childrens' and Misses Coats.
Some last Goats and Domans less than half price
pGoIed Pao1 Dress Silks from 40 to 10 yd
Brocade Velvet black and coored as low as the lowest
Pa Pan pao pHloEed yelve all coors for 100 yard
Ilan BLACK W elvets from LOO to 200
Silk Plush all coors from 200 o375
he best all wool Jerseys in town for OO Jerseys all prices to
26O.
full line of wool dress goods the lowest prices and much
cheaper than
White blankets from 1.25 to $50 per pair
Ladies fine black eeced cotton Hose white heels and toes Also
full line of Hosiery, Gloves and such goods as are usually kept
in a first class r.
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A UDlTOR'S NOTICE.
ESTATE OF ASGELISE SANDS. DECD.

EhTATh OF ANUELTNE eANDs, DEI d.
The undersigned auditor appointed by the Court
to distribute balance In hands OF the administra-
tor TO and among the parties entitled thereto, viii
attend TO the duties OF his appointment at his
oflce In Bloomsbury, on Monday, the 23d day OF
November, 1885, at 10 O'clock a, M, when and
where all persons are hereby notified TO appear
and present their claims before the said Auditor
be forever debarred from coming in for share OF
said fund. j. ii. MAIZE,
Oct-23 u. Auditor.
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T IST OF CAUSES
FOR DECEMBER TERN.
Jesse Pasten VS. Jacob Hay & Son.
Frederick lIoSler's use VS. ID III d w II II Co.
Josiah Philips use VS. W Potts Ramsey ct al.
ROhr McIIenry VS. VIM Patterson.
James Bird VS. Darling cup ct al.
Mary U Holmes vs. j s Woods ct uX.s
Adams & son VS. Francis Evans trustee
Peter Michael's heirs VS. John Hoofnagle.
G D Fowler VS. Berwick BorO.
Casper FrantZ VS. Berwick Boro.
John l. SpOnenburg VS. Berwick Boro.
Il + Craig VS. Mahala Craig.
Frank stewart VS. Daniel + Seybert
j Crawford VS. Hiram Thomas.
ID + Seybert VS. + L Adams ct al.
Jonas Doty ct al VS. John Suit.
l. Adams VS. ID Seybert.
A b Herring ct al VS. Creay.
A NJ Freas Mfg Co VS. f Ferris ct al.
Thomas GeddlS VS. Joseph Foust ct al.
j X Nannatta VS. Joseph FOust ct al.
ii Everett VS. d + Sutli1 ct al.
Geo o Weliver VS. o + Ferris ct nj.
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n RAND JURORS.

RAND JURORS.
FOR DECEMBER TERM.
Bloom-John Rehm, william Thomas
Berwick-lsa1ah Bower, oswald Grasley, X
Kitchen, John Sponenberger, a ID Seeley.
CatawisSa-Lloyd Miller.
Center-Edward Stewart, John Wanich, Joseph
Weiss.
Centra lia-James Dyke, Edward McFadden.
Conyngham-Andrew Cain, James Kostenbau-
der, Geo Letter.
FiShlngcreek-J McHenTy.
Hemlock-Franklin Moore.
Jackson-Cavin DerT.
Maine--Joseph Geiger.
Miffin-M V b Keller.
Montour-P $ Karshner.
Scott-Joseph Carl, NJ G McCollum.
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UDITOR'S NOTICE.

ESTATE OF HARRIET BUCKALEw, DECD.
Inc undersigned auditor appointed by the Court
10 distribute balance In hands OF executor to and
among the parties entitled thereto, will attend TO
i1e @ duties or his appointment at his office in
niooIhsDurg, on Friday, November 20, at II a. M,
when and where all persons are hereby notified 10
make known their claims before the Auditor or be
forever debarred from coming in on said fund.
o.,o L. Il. WALLER,
oct23'u Auditor.
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Monday, l.!ln!., !, 1885,,

n sp. M, all that certain lot OF ground situate
In the town OF Catawissa county OF Columbia and
state OF Pennsylvania, bounded and described as
lohows to-wit; ON the east by an alley, on the
west by Second street, on the north by Pine
street. and on the south by land OF legatees OF
solomon ilelwg, deceased, and Benjamin Barndt.
"hereon Is erected two story frame dwelling
house and outbulldlngs
seized taken In execution, at the suit of James
). Lewars, administrator of Joseph Clewell, decd,
VS. Fayen Weaver and to be sold Us The property
of Fayen Weaver.
Rhawn, Atty. yend. Ex.
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NOTICE.

IN
Notice is hereby given that the following ac-
count has been filed In the Court of Common Pleas
OF Columbia County and Will be presented to the
D., 1885, and confirmed nsi. and after the fourth
day or said term confirmed absolute unless excep-
tions are filed within that time
lst First and final account OF Martin p. Lutz,
assignee OF the estate of G. b. BIockway.
G. Al. QUICK, WM ii, SNYDER.
Deputy. Proth'y,
1886 ' '
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A young man named Thomas
O'Neal, aged II years, of Renova, Pa.
while cleaning an old gun on Satur-
day last, accidentally shot his 1O-year
old brother, who died soon afterward.
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A bNERTIsERSl Send for select list OF local news
q papers g., Roweu q Co, Ia Spruce st., N.
nOy.l3.N,E
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A l. s o.,

All That certain messuage or tenement and 10
OF ground situate, lying and being in the town o
| Bloomsbury, county OF Columbia and state q
| pennsylvania bounded and described as follows
to-wit: Beginning at the corner OF lot of GROUND
| OF Phlllp Unangst, on the south side of Main OF
| second street, OF said town, and running thence
| north sixty-one degrees east thirty-nve feet to
lou OF ground OF Joshua Fetterman thence by the
same on the wall separating the house erected on
tne SAID premises from the house OF Joshua Fet-
terman enthusiastically to the rear of the said
house, thence southwardly along the rear wall OF
the house erected on the premises hereby con-
veyed or mortiaged, one foot and eight inches.
thence by the lot OF Joshua Fetterman SOUTH
eastwardly TO post on Pine alley, thence along
the said alley enthusiastically thirty-three feet
ana four inches to the corner OF lot of ground
OF Philip Unangst thence along the same
ENTHUSIASTICALLY two hundred and seventeen feet
ana SIX inches to the place of beginning contain
Ing one-siXth of an acre, more or less, whereon
are erected two-story brick house and frame
stable.
Seized, taken in execution, at the suit of Geo
Hughes, assigned to Margaret N. Harman, who
assigned to Robert c. Neal VS.. Lloyd Paxton and
t. X. Drinker, executors OF jeremiah H. Harman,
with notice to Mary N. Harman, widow, and LIZ
Ie FULTON, and I. w. McKelvy, guardian, adlitem,
Vi oaihuei d. harIlan ana Helen Hafman children
ana helrs or the said decedent and to be sold as
the property OF Lloyd Paxton and L. X. Drnker
eAecuUors OF Jeremiah ii. Harman, with notice TO
MARY N. harlnan widow, and Lizzie II. Fulton,
ana l. W. MckelvyAguard adlltem, of Samuel
d. hafihah ana Helen Harman, children and heirs
OF the decedent.
''A'N ANY, Lev. Fa.
- - ",
All that certain village lot situate in Espy. col
Co., Penna, bounded On the south by Main street.
on the west by an alley on the east by lot owned
by Alexander Wanich, being sixty feet front on
Main street. whereon Is erected a two.story frame
dwelling house, stable and other outbulldings.
Seized, taken in execution at the suit OF NJ. C.
woodward vs. John Waters and Robert s. Howell
and to be sold as the property of John Waters
Howell Atty. vend Fx,
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'AN AND DEMOCRAT, BLOOMSBURY, COLUMBIA COUNTY, Pa
SHERlFF'S SALES.

BY virtue Of sundry writs issued out Of the
Court of Common Pleas of Col Co., and to me d.
rected VIII be exposed to public sale at the Court
House In Bloomsbury, on
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and four perches OF land, be the same more or
less, on which is erected large
GNsr Afo FLoJNFq MILL
with excellent water power and water right two
FRAME DWELLING HOUSES,

large bank barn, sheds and out buildings The
mill Is provided with four pairs OF burrs and all
the necessary machinery In excellent condition
and good working order, and with plenty of water
at all times, fed by the Flshingcreek II desired
the mill and water right Will be sold separately
from the farm
As the executors have decided to close out the
estate at the earliest possible date the above de-
scribed tracts Will positively be sold and those
wishing TO purchase, should avail themselves OF
this opportunity TO secure good farm. The ex-
ecutors would also haveit distinctly understood
that none OF the heirs are desirouS OF having or
purchasing these lands and purchasers need there
fore have no hestancy In bidding, as the highest
bidder shall be the purchaser.
TERMS OF SALE:-Ten per cent OF one-fourth
OF the purchse money to be paid at the striking
down OF the property the one-fourth less the ten
per cent. ut the confirmation absolute and the re-
naming three fourths IN one year thereafter,with
interest from confirmation nisl Possession given
April lst, 1885. Purchasers to pay for deeds.
+ H e Z. kEI6HNER' kEEIh6GHNSEER' Executors
GEO. w. KELCHNER,J
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7 NSOLVENT NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given to the creditors OF the un-
dersigned and to ali persons TO whom it NAV con-
Germ, that he Will apply to the Court OF Common
fleas or columbia county for the benefit OF the in
soiVeht laws of this Commonwealth on Monday
AFTERNOON December 7th, 1885, at which time any
person having any objection to his final discharge
as an lnsolyent debtor can appear and make the
same known. JESSE H. LINN
Nov 13-4W
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PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE
Real EState!
Thursday, December 3. 1885.

The undersigned executors of John Kelchner
deceased, will expose to public sale on
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BLOOMSBURY MARKET.
Wholesale. Retail.
APPRAlSEMENT rs.

SOAL ON w HARE.
No O SO 90; Nos A & 8 1926
Bituminus, 81.
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USEFUL AND SUGGESTIVE.

Table cloths and napkins are much
ornamented with fringes.
-Sponging the head frequently with
sage tea will prevent the hair falling
out-M Y. Mail.
Never plant willows at all near un.
der-drains as the roots of these trees
will surely enter the drains and block
them. Troy Times. ID
On taking boiled eggs from the ket-
tie, chip the shells ON the ends to let the
steam out and prevent their cooking
more. -RuraI Home. " 3 q &N@f
1t is said to be "better to keep cat
tie in small pastures, changing them
frequently from one field to the other,
than to allow them to roam over large
pasture continuously" 7# ~ " ~
On every farm more or less apple
seeds will be scattered in seasons when
apples are plenty and come up in out
of-the-way places. These trees should
be savedand top grated when of sulta-
BILE age.-tMfY Herald \ 4 M AN
"A Maine farmer had a. tree which
gave very large crop of very small
apples. He thinned the small branches
from the outside, taking more than
half, and thinning the fruit. The apples
became larger and better, and gave as
many bushels as before.
Turkey soup: Break up all the bones
of one.tmkey; add one pint of soaked
split peas, and three quarts ofswater.
Put it on early in the morning; add a
little celery and salt for favoring. Sea,
son with pepper andsalt, and boil slow
ly until noon. Strain. Boston Globe.
The following recipe for salve for
ulcers and sores was peddled by agents
a few years, ago at one dollar per. copy.
tits perfectly reliable: Mix thoroughly
over slow fire eight ounces of mutton
tallow; nine ounces of beeswax; two
ounces of rosin, and one gill of sweet lin
seed oil.-ForeSt, Field and Farm,
Head-cheese: Take hogs head,
ears and feet, end clean thoroughly;
boil them until you can pick all the
bones out; chop the meat, add a cup Of
vinegar, a little salt and pepper, and
pack inla pan or cheese. hoop; when cool
it is ready for use. 1t is very nice
served in slices cold for the tea-table
or'fried for breakfast. Boston Budget.
Cream sponge cake: Four eggs
whites and yokes beaten separately
two teacups of sugar, one cup of sweet
cream. two heaping cupfuls of flour
one teaspoonful of soda; mix two tea
spoonfuls of cream of tartar in the foul
before sitting. Add the whites the las
thing before the flour and Stir that il
gently without beating. -The House
hold. tt re s-rr. "a r
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-Type-wr.ting machines are coming
into general use among business men
who b ayean Extensive correspondence.
An amusing Incident growing out of
their use was related to us recently by
a gentleman of this borough. He re-
celyed business letter from a man in
a neighboring county, and the reply
was written on atype-writer. In few
days the correspondent wrote again to
our friend, tprefscing his letter with
this: N"Yo on needn't go to the expense
of getting the letters printed that you
send me; | can read writing. y Wells
bOro' Adttdtor.. a
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MarrIage and Hcalth.

Pittsburgh, Pa, Nov. 9Th, 1888. Mrs.
Lydia E. Pinkham: "As is frequently the
case with mothers who have reared large
families, have been a great sufferer for
years from complaints incident to married
life. 1 have tried the skill of number of
physicians, and the virtue of many medi-
cines without relief, and as an experiment
1 concluded to try yours. lean assure you
that the benefits l have derived from it
came not because of any faith had in it,
for l had but slight hope of any per-
manent good. am not seeker after no.
toriety but lcdnt to tell you that I hare
been wonderfully benefited by your medt-
cine. / am now using my fourth bottle,
and it would take but little argument to
persuade me that my health is fully re-
stored. l should like to widely circulate
the fact Of its wonderful curative powers"
PHEBA c. ROOF.
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Lime Water.

Lime water may be made cheaply by
taking fresh piece of lime as large as
an egg, pouring two quarts of fresh
water on it and allowing it to stand
two or three hours, shaking it occa-
sionally. Bottle and keep for use
Another method is to place in wide
mouthed bottle some well-burned oys-
ter shells, and pour water on them till
the bottle is full. Let it stand, and
draw of the clean water when needed
Fresh water may be added from time to
time to the same lime until the strength
isexhausted, which will bevery soon.
This is a valuable anti-acid, and may be
employed with great advantage in many
cases, and especially in dyspepsia at
tended with acid stomach; and mixed
with mix, which completely covers its
taste, is one of the best remedies in our
profession for those whose stomachs
will not retain their food. Such per
sons ought to make it their principal
alihenti thatis, line water and milk,
with bread, crackers, mush, ETC., say 8
wine-glassful to pint of milk. TC
check vomiting, a teaSpoonful every
fifteen minutes may be given. = Boston
BadgeL 9sa afH 8