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Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1886-07-10

Mr.. and Mrs. Asel Thompson, from
New York state, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Thompson, from Norton, Kansas,
are visiting the family of Mr.. J. E. Alsop
and other friends in this vicinity.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1886-07-10

"A splendid rain fell here late Wednes-
day afternoon. The day had been ex-
cessively hot. The rain came from the
northeast, and probably continued south
westerly several miles.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1886-07-10
Ballads Snow liniment.

Is sure cure for rheumatism, neural
gia, sore chest, old sores, wounds, sprains,
bruises. Restores contracted muscles to
their natural elasticity; cures worst
Group. is for external use. Cures COINS,
chapped hands, bruises, etc. Ladies, it
is very effective for lame back. Price
50 cents. 81. j. lille, Agent, Wa-Kee-
ney, Kansas. 6
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1886-07-10

responded Oy saying tnaC IL was always
q pleasure to address q western Kansas
audience, but particularly so when he
was introduced by one whom he counted
true friend, If he had friend on earth:
Recalling attention to the Declaration
Of Independence, which had just been
read, the speaker called attention to its
literary beauty and argumentative power.
He then spoke Of the European republics
Of the past, how they fourished for q
time and then fell, and declared that
there was not an intelligent voter who
understood the Declaration of Independ-
ence, but what was ready to fight for our
republic. That among all the states of
the Union, Kansas, and particularly
western Kansas, was first in its popula-
ton of our nations defenders.
The Declaration OF Independence was
a foundation upon which it was possible
to rear q true government, both for the
safety of the people and the working Of
grand results. From the unsatisfed
longings Of mankind sprung the ambi-
ton which inspired lofter purpose
and greater improvements, and this dis
content was the seed planted by God for
the betterment OF the human race, and
which death alone could exterminate.
Climatic influence upon civilization was
illustrated by reference to the changes Of
government Of Greece and Rome as the
nations of the north conquered and took
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-08-19
No ice,

The undersigned has in hir possess ion the following stock taken up as stolen which the owners can have by calling upon him: One bay horse with wbite face branded with an an chor and k underneath on the Jeff hip; one mule mouse colured with an s and inverted tumLl underneath OH left shoulder, also double anchor on left mp, also SS on right h.p.
 A. J. MEHAE, S-i7G. Constable.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-08-19

Just received by Mir. Van Burt {; choice lot of fine imported cigar, Van is the boss. Saloon men shoul. call at his store on Allen street and inspect his goods. Everything that can be fouAd in first class wholesale liquor store can be had at prices that would astonish one.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-08-19
ylE!i"h f3S.

IN TIT aU5'IG's UR CF SFtO D T T."n-hii-," IT., CuoIIA oi CocliSe, i'r- i'tury ,.f .Ai Zura.
 II R g,r-. Plaintiff, ys Ms Eenairs .'rk r. D,fen an
 nr crri F, ui Ar zona sends greeting 2, m r, ( Ok r, d. ,ud&ut.
 Yru r hereby "uum 'nrd |" apnr"r he r ui... ul iua uiiicr B.n-uI, iG Ihe cUtin af o~h,.e. On IT.. fl dal ui O.tri'' r, s g go.l k a 90. .'t nn hiou-lit .nt A.. -di. F Tn IT, lu answer tLr rr...t .u. 70 fir ..h..Nc IauIe D aIuliil.
 ti action i, b:cug . Ia ieruNer of you lr ana ~, -.,us ' collars and tiiy-iivc cents 3 uH e.".r.lr .js ed, be wcen you and thc r.a Na-r- B O., 5 m,nu, Arz.'na, 'nI .., @ .. s..i a err'; tn l"u al your m He 8 Hfa4u. L rd "r money aGvanrcd ., w more -... &. g-ar "n stalr'ncui on 1 t..s ut'.c vl' T is made G pat "l GH ...u. g. n ..t .f Q" jud- mrnt will be kr H-dI.t~. -y"u i,r iEc -a.t imuun', l"- e .trr viIt ',sts ui this Suit if you laii t. ap r "nD trs,w"r.
 ." lie eier il Or any Constable oI said co ,-t,. re ing
 ,ak leg >r,vice cue return thereof Gry under Ill, .anu thi, StH Cay "i Au usi, lNe6
 \ .!u i"r '' I'e e. for >n d township.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-08-19
Cordials, ayrups, wine, whiskies ant

Cordials, ayrups, wine, whiskies ant cigars at L. B. V"n Burt's liquur relnoms on Al,on stIoeI l
 Ayers Pills possess inc iosit virtues cf some of the best knowl medicinal llants, prepared and com ri.eG wi,h scientific :kiil-rcjectin} bo gru'!c and drastic portions, anG r.ainius ou'y he active Iriucir rle- g. ial. vIieL oui,s ard does
 Il ,v F.. ,l IL
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-08-19

| NIT. William c. Foster, of Fresc' tt hrs written to Tom titch- -enviosi II F clippings from THE TOMBSTONE and the Flagstaff Champion wherein it stated that the oration delivered by Governor Parish at Prescott on the Fourth Of July had been diliverAd six years before by Fitch in this city. Mir. Fitch replied by saying that he never delivered the oration in ques- tion and that the entire credit belong. to Mir. Parish. THE TOMBSTONE hastens to apologize to MT. Fa ish for its injustice to him and can on!y say that it was wrongly informed.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-08-19

The present administration js in a bad box. The canadians have s-ezea American fishing vessels and impri-- oaed their crews; Mexico has kill ,i and i'm. risoned American eli zans and Gle eland and his cabinet sit and look wise at each other, hut dare na: resent the insults offered this great and glorious republic.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-08-19

.- The Tombstone Democrat makes a bad mouth with poor grace about California legislature eltc,ing rrpuh lican Senator in lace of the Dem,- crat temporarily appointed br Stone man. The Demotr.,t does not say anything about the democrat that Stoneman appoInted 10 take the dc ceased republicans place. Is rool rule that don't wook both ways.-5em- Ginal.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-08-19

IN HE rOCNTl ,VuHr. IN AND FOR
 tho Cnu iy C"rni (, Irrr:turY uf Ali.
 ZO
 UECEiIA LOUDDN, -ln milf, ALEXANDER LOT!DON, Defendant,
 Action hr, u.hI in he Gouniy Corrt b: ,u .ise, ,cir.t-ry Of AIi.."nA, and 'hr con- ulainL filed in th" said CUuniy U CocHi-e m the office of The Clerk Of the said ountS Court.
 The Territory of Ariznna sends greeting to Alexander LOudoL. Defendant.
 You aic her by repaired to uptear in an action brought against you by lhe above named plaintih in c County Court uf Co- chis County, Territory Of Arizona, ana tU answer the cumuiant filed tberein. wIthi. twenty daye ( XCIusv' OI llc day Oi srrli c) alter the service on you ol IhI. simmons. il ,rrved ilhIn thI> cUunty; CT il srrYcd o'ii nf Uni, cuInGy, but m tnis d's ricI, within thiry days; "thei wise within for. day 8, 0: judgmr 1t by default will he taken agaII.>l you according to the prayer oi said cCrl i.laint
 EaSnid action is lr iught to recover decrer of divorce from he Bmds uf Ma,rImory,.is IS iuiiy appears by the C"mpl.int til, her, in, .. duly ccrliti d copy oi which k hereto at Tached. Ard yOu are ie-eby notified that if you fail to app ar and answer th. sad com plaint, as above require'!, the said plain if will apply to tue Cour fo; the reief pay, for in -aid com plailt
 Given under my.-haud ard seal rf tue County Court of C, chisr County. lerrliury of ArIzona, tnis 4th day of August, A | ,S86.
 40 VEIIktI. Cll
 l don't sell shoulder ste, k fer Tor terhouse steak or two or three year old beef for veal. Geo. D. Nach!n, Fulton Market, corner Of 7ih an~ Fremont streets. t-9I
 Fresh Cal;inrnia ranch hu.t,r ls- ceived by eXp.vss c'cr" e..G.:- a. Wcllcol's ci,sL I, ,n iitL sr.-t Don't fIil to try it, .&sl
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-08-19

All my goods are paid for and as I want money and want 1t bad l vii, eOf uuaE suits for $35. Harris the tailor S-lSf.
 Fifteen dollar pants for eleven dol- CTS at Harris lhe tu;iogs. S-IGtf.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-08-19

Tombstone consumes 300 la'lon of milk every day fpr which 1t pay in summer S3,750 per month for anc in winter $6,O00 per month. Milk i: quite an item at these rates.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-08-19

r A. H. Stebbns Is spoken f as candidate for the office of Coun y Treasurer on the Republican ticke
 but as he has not :'et announced him
 self he is not considered il the race.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-08-19
N0IiS.e.

All parties havipg hats. belts or othe rro.- erty belonging 10 the Rescue Hos. Company, w.N please return ihe same a once a..d avoid trouble.
 G 5 BRADSHAW, 722-Iw President.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-08-19

!" GERONIMO is now between two fires f he surrenders to the fexican> death will be his fate, and if he SUI renders to Gen. Miles he will have t go to Florida, and from what Is It ported he prefers death at the hand: of the Mexicans.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-08-19

IB the Epitaph has g"t such fine man for the office of delegate to Con gress, why doe ir lot ur.t lim uur and let people know who he is, anG not keep him hiding his light under bushel.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-08-19

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 1.-The thermometer registered 9l- deg, at noon to-day.
 c. s. Abbott iS sti'l in the county looking after his fences.
 Cuite a number of the residents of St. Davids were visiting this city to- day
 The murderers of Barney Martins family near Mig. CT Wells Mararora county, have been traced to Weaver ind enc man arrested on suspicion.
 Some person broke into the cabin O. P. M. Finn near the Empir" mine b .tvoel Ih- 13;h l IS Il n t Il sole Jl.pket- rl ha s Nosyuia ! tru rlne1 ar,ic'e-.
 Rescue Hos c pp. :. hsll 4 a.ev- in- last evrnipg aad deeii,3 5. ~e!. heir regular a. .rta-> n.--...-. .- he second " In,si.y jo -a h month.
 The opening f Harry Cnn'rh,ll', new K-g h"u:e Ia>' 'eenifs ws Il. n d c.ul ae .l.-. . tv .ta -el = nan as h hAj .. on.iau..~ .~ rusn rom An eallt hour in the ,v,nios lntll after midnight
 Tie Wa ervole m n;n- miauy llve conrletrd theIr works on tn Bunker Iltll mIn,. and .,oI ur steam .o-hy. Superintendent c if nan az, 'ha; wo,k wlll ay ln I'd w!th srer' activity lon this tim. n, tn' he p,eciou- metal VII pon "- rrdd,, u 0 bars.
 The pas,eng r tr,in s"i 's .a.l ycs- ..rd " Was sev.r l hnnr- jsjiiui i aheIult time and Wis 41tse d.. when Vile, station w.. It.. in t~ain went dishimg along towards Bowie at its usual -pned wh"h the il .incCr caught .i. Il, rf q u,In ws,in- his coat at ike approaching train ah aking It for Il signal gha tr~in. w. stopped. It proved to he a tram. journcy ying weswarI aad he stopp. q the train to Warn tha engineer f dangerous wa,h"ut just ahead ;, C wA.ch the train w,nl a . pr"b',' pitched headIong b',t for .i' thou1' = i fulness. Tie trail k,.d down ( the nearest section houo anI jmPi.- mer's were brou .ht anl repairs mad' so the train could pas, in safety uveI the br ak, al It went on its journey in one direction while tbe tramp plod ded on his weary Way in an1;hyr.
 F. L Watson hrlkeman oa th' s P. R R. came iu from Yuma lasi night with sensational news Of an a. du )n near Yuma. About \ .n,.. ns ago six Mrxran ''rustlyr
 roIe d band of horses nrar Tucsoa ,ad esca ed. D-ru.y sheriff Sn.i'l of Yuma pursued ih,m, bus lh Y " r: hIrbore .,I! h .lIrl If h .u Il Mexican name u"kl"w Nu. ives un ranch near h. Clip mIr. seventy i've mh 'S north nf YI.'. I ria eI :a,t .5 5n.cr -a- A. | ,mpsAoa-, s1 .e. a.I ..an a.a imply A."I.i. Ah.rs Il n',I < Tn sia- m,slag .sa -sme K rt.. l.rs r,wude3 h ,l u .A!tau bl d. luc ing h.s Is Cali 4.u=h (. A IiJian runncr c,i',r down fro" the ra lth rn YIH4 (e>enN-fi, mile ) in seven hours an.i hrou3ht th news. Two posses of eight or len men commAniel hy deputy sheriff ,tarted lt onse in par,uis of ihs ab- du,Hurs, who were, when Last heard ,I making for Sonura.-Los AnS' l. f 1 Hines.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-08-19
Gregory,s Restaurant.

Fremont street, opposite Schiei fe!il h.,!i. Om and IId after May II 1856, meat, from 5J cents and up wards. Breakfast from 7 to ,, Dinner from 1 to s. myl2-tf.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-08-19
OFFICIAL PAPEF Cochise County.

The Mexican Cove nmrnt is pu'- chasing all the arms and amuni.ic, that they can get hold if
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-08-19

THE primaries are close at ham and it would be d very good idea fo those who desire To become caudidater to announce themselves at once.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-08-19

Secretary Bryad says that th4 Uni tad States will not rec -d; their demand. And the Mexican Govern ment tells him that he can go tr scheol and ta his demand with him.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-08-19
Cnntiou Noiice.

l hereby caution all parties and the public not to trust my late parther, Chas Donmeyer as I will not be res ponsiLle for debts of his contracting
 ALEXANDER BACELLI.
 Contention Restaurant. Tombstone Aug. IT, 1886.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-08-19
Coolest Place in Town.

he Frl thin ltstuuI;It al d eulco the cCUr sl lIte III jliIs citl i'r 1ttp. e U at. Harry Nisdt n las Ctul leitIN noVHied IhI- lCI I.I;r ICsulj. ;tI.G il NileS p Upie Of ] bstUI C To gNe him Il when lie wll cOi vncc Il cm tLut tley be scrveC at al tim,s with tle cLO
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-08-19
NO Carpets or Esests There.

" N-7-1 P N--77 VH H~-sas N l- ~@@
 Ut Is estimated that heaven con- tains 30,321 ,S43, ,75OOO00O0 rooms six. teen feet sqIa Q Thus read women from d newspaper, Her husband dry goods man by the way happened ill just in time to hear the last of it and paralyzed her by saying.
 "Wha-where' that builling g1in up Mary? love hos Id like the co. - t-at for carpetins I!.''-Dausvin, Breeze.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-08-19
Look Out,

And don't you forget it, that Wolcott ( Me-sick Lave the finest toilet soa3s for sal that has ever been offered to The peorle lhis city. 6-22Ll
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-08-19
SuEgtlll0ilS.

IN HE tCS4I ES CUEO7 SEE OND uwr.Eii., ,f Ii oou " uf l0chi-e, crri- ''fy 9 AftZurH:
 II A .u4cis, Plaintiff, vs Archie Neyips, D Gani.
 re rrrito,y uf Az ,na sends greeting .o Arcnc NY '.t~, dc cad ,ri.
 You a'e her, by umiHo"rd to appear be ry u:c, aj luY oitiv" in EgI>un. in The ,r'u'- 'i urlsr, on tl.c l4ih day or October. $ $, O. { 'c!,,'h l. g. m, ma ac.i,n trough d H.H lsu 6, snG ila II IT, 10 answer the rdl"i nal u! ti e ah"y, Il ue,i a iii. ; .d .rticp is II. cU.,hi t. recover oi you ,lrm ui E.@h N-i' ur Doll r~. for good Y..'.s 'I..i n Icnandi-g bougi by you, anG u".Negvd ai DrIr |, qIi'>i and instance as :s :I-Ir il!ill se f rtii in at, mtn IT of aCcuiIiii d r,.Iu q lfHG rIi fife Fl tis uiiicr, or judg r-rn .I "c .i> a t"a,n>t Nuu for the sa' .u',,..n., rI-iitr " th co>ts f his suii ii l. :.i. |" B., ea: .u al swrr.
 Tp tue Shcri or any Constable of saiG cuun. ,! @Irr'Img:
 Make l.ga ryice and due return t!;o co. nlyrn u d,r'!u! laud ihs i2th day ,i Au=;,,;. le;6.
 R BIT L. MILLER. : 1'.-' '-c" - Y sr' tr'' ~ si T
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-08-19

and to do the IigEt thing by his customers The Tombstone public have tried h1In anC ever found him crooked. 7-24tl
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-08-19
--~ ts..4 ga. ~,s..4.-.-.

Prices on 'he reu'iude.' ny cn- ti ,t c.> arr 50 cculs ou tie .olIsr Seeing IS b Ii wing CUme and se, ar, targaiis, cf Herlnaa Wells, il. O. Summ ri:eId S,crr. S-5-lw
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-08-19
g GGIGI.

4 frst-class baker can secure em ployment by applying at the Eclips, Bakery on Fremont Street. u
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-08-19

LccLl items are vCry scL.ce tt- aay.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-08-19

Fresh California ranch hu.t,r }s- ceived by eXP.vss c'cr" e..G. .... a. Wullcul's ci,sL s.,Y, ,n IitL s.r.-t Don't fIll to try 1t, .&.L
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-08-19
SUMMONS

IN HE rOENTl IOuEr. IN AND FOR
 thu C"u ty l C"rni t, lrrr:turT uf Ali
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1886-05-20
HOUSEHOLD.
Hot Water as a Medicine.

In drinking hot water it should be
slipped and not drunk so tast us to
distend the stomach and make it feel
uncomfortable. From fifteen TO 80
minutes may be consumed in drink.
ing the hot water, A period of six
months is generally required to wash
out the liver and intestiAes thorough.
ly. Not more than half pint of hot
water should be drunk with the m calls.
To make the beverage palatable, or
to medicate it, aromatic spirits of
ammonia, clover blossoms, ginger,
lemon juice, sage, salt or sulphate of
magnesia are sometimes added.
Where there is intense thirst or dry.
ness, a pinch of chloride of calcium
or of nitrate of potash may be added
TO allay the thirst and leave moist.
ened film over the parched and dry
mucous surface. When there is d.
aIrhea, cinnamon, ginger and pep
per may be boiled in the hot water,
and the quantity lessened. For con-
stipation, a teaspoonful of taraxa>
cum, may be used in hot water.
Inebriety has deadly foe in this
use of hot water. ALI thirst and dry
mucous membrane disappear in a
few days, and moist condition of
the mucous membrane and skin takes
place. The relaxing influence of
heat inside the alimentary canal re-
lieves spasm and collie of the bowels,
just as heat outside the abdomen re>
lieves. Hot water dilutes the ropy
secretions of the whole body, and
renders them less adhesive and ten
acious. 1t dissolves the abnormal
crystalline substances that may be
In the blood ard urine. It washes
out the stomach and leaves it fresh
and clean for eating. IL promotes
elimination everywhere. AS we are
rs per cent. water, to keep from
stagnation we need continual re-
newal. The universal use of hot
beverages at meal timeis based ON a
physiological necessity. Ifhot water
in due quantity is taken between
meals, there will he but little need of
taking water at meals.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1886-05-20
MISCELLANEOUS.
st. Micha els Bells,

An article upon "Bells, publishe ed
not long since in the Observer, recall
to my mind the peculiar history of
the chimes of st. Michael's church, in
Charleston, S. G. The bells are nine
in number, and of unusual purity
and sweetness of tone. They were
cast in England, when st. Michael's
was built, about one hundred and
thirty years ago. When the war of
the Revolution came. the bells were
sent to England for safe keeping.
Soon after peace was declared they
were brought back, and remounted.
At the beginning of our Civil War
they were again removed-this time
to Columbia, s. c. While there they
were completely melted accidentally,
by fire. The pieces of metal were
carefully collect ed, sent to the origi>
nal casting establishment in En-
gland and remoulded. For twenty
years they have remained unmolest-
ed in Old st. Michael's Tower, where
their sweet voices proclaim. Peace
on Earth! Peace on Eearth!'
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1886-05-20
Russia's Asian Railroad.

Russia's railroad from the Caspian
sea to Sarachs and her projected line
through Bokhara connecting Samarc-
and with the Oxus are not the only
large enterprise she has now on foot
in central Asa. Letters from Sa.
marcand announce that Russia is
about to build a new city on the
right bank ofthe Oxus. Houses will
be built for Russian colonists. who
will receive government aid until
they can be self-supporting. The
town will be opposite Balkh, the
large Afghanistan town which now
controls most of the commerce be-
tween India and central Asa. Rus
STA expects to attract this trade to
her new town. ~ will be called
Iskendericb, and Russian steamers
on the Oxus, its said, will make FIRE.
gu ert trips to the plsce.-fsw York
Sum.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1886-05-20
Oauses Of Gray Hair.

Many persons. says the Medical and
Surgical Reporter, begin to show
their gray hairs when they are yet
in their twenties, and some while in
their teens. TAis coas not by any
means argue a premature decay Of
the constitution. 1t is purely los
cal phenomenon, and may co-exist
with unusual bodily vigor. Many
feeble persons. and others who have
suffered extremely both mentally
and physi cally. do not blanch a hair
until past middle life, while others
without assignable cause. lose their
capillary coloring matter rapidly
when about forty years of age.
Race has marked influence. The
traveller, DR.. Orbiny, says that in the
many years he spent in South Ameri-
ca he never say a bald Indian, and
scarcely ever a gray-haired one.
The negroes turn more slowly than
the whites. Yet we know a negroes
of pure blood, about IS years old,
who is quite grey. In this country
sex appears to make little difference.
Men and women grow gray about
the same period of life. In men the
hair and beaad rarely change equally.
The one is usually darker than the
other for several years, but there
seems no general rule as to which
whitens first. Turning gray on the
temples. is an indication Of vigorous
mental activity.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1886-05-20
THE FARM.
Cheese Making and Other Hints.


As I am q veteran cheese maker, I
thought would add few ideas that
might be beneficial to those desiring
to make good homemade cheese. In
the first place, procure good calves
rennets or Bavarian. For q small
dairy cut about three of them fine
and put into gallon jug, with the
whole of two lemons. and ground
spices to suit the taste to preserve
them fill up with cold boiled whey.
Too much scalding destroys the
favor. take little more time, and
work out carefully large share Of
the whey without making white)
before scalding, heating it about
eighty-two degrees, covering it, and
let stand awhile, then thoroughly
drain it /; in the meantime stir it I'm.
til quite cool before pressing. I am
now living where flies, and every
thing of the sort abound, but l never
use bandages. Stew red pepper in
butter and grease your. cheese. keep
them from cracking, and you Will
not be bothered with flies, and you
will not need any nasty coloring.
A word about raising clayes on
skim milk or whey. Boiled whey 10
as good as milk. At month old
commence feeding them on a pos
ridge made of middlings. Take .
spoonful for each calf, boil it in
water or whey, then cool it by ad.
ding more whey and little salt.
Increase the porridge gradually.
Somebody wants to know how to
destroy moths. The oil of ceder will
drive away moths, bedbugs, fleas,
lice, and yourselves too. il You use
too much. 1t has a strong smell.
but it is not poison, but good
disinfectant, not SO disagreeable rs
carbolic acid. Five drops at time
is sufficient for bedstead. am
going to try it on my cabbage. Avoid
poison of all kinds. even tobacco.