The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, August 25, 1886, Page 6

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In answer to the letter ot David | Aiken, of South Carolina, we will sorgt sorg say that in order to ! sirup keep well over the year, tal necessary that it be boiled until the ck, and that the sirup is very before it enters the evaporating pa ; should be we!l clarified. be A very good clarifi made in the following Adé milk ot lime to the j This c paper. + cee 2) ee natural can juice will turn blue jit 13 almost neutral. told by using htmus mus paper quite red. almost neutral by the ack milk of lime, the litmus paper v be only shghtly changed and will ap- pear shghtly purple. The juice is now to quickly to the boiling point and the It should now be raised scum removed. evaporating pan. ,; the palms ef his ha allowed to settle some time or filtered | everything else,I read inthe Banner- Poison Oak. Sunday, while at Mr. T. t Se Hudson’s, the great hay and carp known Last s better vis per mer in the State, we t f noticed that his son, De Witt, seemed H. call showed us how even on s coming off in flak ing underneath. He exp several years a poisoned with poison oak, and every he proke out and suffered | He had known remedy to relieve the suf spnug greatly. applied every | and employed physicians to atsend EET him, but with no avait. ‘In fact,’” | :, i Mr. Hudson continued, ‘tit seemed | | like to go in sight et poison oak vine would cause the to | | i \ break cut eruptions atresh. After trying through bags before entering the} Watchman so much about the S. S. Great care must}. blood medicine that I determined be taken not to add an excess of milk | to try thatsalso, but must confess ot lime for in this case the sirup will be dark colored and bitter. A better method of clarification | wondertul. | that I had but little hope in it. But, as you see, its success has and one which will ensure a better | ticle of the poison from my child’s keeping of the sirup is as tollows: Instead of adding mi!k of hme in! skin on him. the defecation as above described, use a solution of bisulphite of lime. This solution should be thoroughly saturated with sulphurous acid that it becomes strongly acid to lit- | mus paper, Tie amount of the! bisulphite which is to be added de- pends upon its strength upon the character of the juice. practice will enable you to determine The sir- up made by this process is usually of the proper : mt to use. a very brigh and keeps very well. The bisulphite lime may be made by conducting sulphurous . sulphuri } he oe arcoal in a retort into a acid formed 1 and c solution of milk of lime until the lat- ter is saturated and becomes strong- 4 ly acid —Rural World. “Til attend to it soon.’? Don’t cheat yonrself in that way. 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Dr. King’s New Discovery is now the standard remedy in the Coleman household and on board the schooner, Free trial bottles of this Stand- ard remedy at John G. Walker's drug store. It is very strange, but Mr. Blaine threatens to open the Maine cam-— paign with a speech on the tanff, Why doesn’t he make that prohibi- tion declaration at once? C. McGuttee, M. D., ot Tyler, Texas, reports the following case: A lady 38 years of age hadsuffered tor twelve years trom attacks of neuralgia, lasting trom one tofour days. Tongaline gave im- mediate reliet, and the continued use ot it has sffected a permanent cure. fj The case of Mr. J. 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S. did the good I believe it will drive out any 1s work. kind of poison trom the blood, and its effect on DeWitt proves it. 7 sufferers are 2 oF any poison oak in the country, and to I can y recommend It but such knowirg not only effects a certain cure, seems to} put fresh lite into one.’’ i | numerous that one of the ir = has ind ments of reaciied us, and we publ: formation to those who are suffer with poison in their system, it ma ters not trom what source 1t comes. 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