f-jave some >2 ounce bottles and put in i-i^'^th. of
an ounce in each; now tie a small piece: of copper and
zinc, to a very small r-iece of sponge drop into tlie bot-
tle to hold moisture and keep well corred. This will
make 250 bottles. Inliale through, repeat if necessary.
92
F»TAKRHOEA & STOMACH CRAMP CURE
Mix thoroughly; I4 ounces Essence of peppermint,
I pint Tincture opium, i pint Tincture of camphor, 14
ounces Tincture African cayenne, and Y^ pint Tincture
rhubarb; and put up in 25 cent bottles. This reciept
will make an artickle that will advertize itself wherev-
er it is put on the market. Directions;. From 5 to lo
drops for a child, and 1-2 teaspoon for an adult; repeat
in 20 minutes; if not relieved, and bathe bowels with
strong vinegar.
nRANI>MA*S i'OUGH CURE
This is a excellent simple remidy; put I-2 gallon 01
hoaraound in 3 pints of water and boil down to i quart,
then add i 1-2 ounces Essence of lemon, and 5 sticks
of Ivicorice to it, and put up in 25 cent bottles. This
is a simple but valuable reciept, to any-one that will
make use of it. Directions:. Take a tablespoonful 3
times a day, or oftener, if it is troublesome.
♦4HITIWH CORN OTST^K'UKH
TaKe I quart of Glycerine, and mix into it, %
pound of powdered starch, heat it and stir until thor-
oughly dissolved. — Take i pint of water, and dissolve
I pound of Costic soda (✪ Corn Ointmentor pottassa), heated to a boil;
then add the other mixture to it. Put up in small boxes
to sell at 10 cents @ box. — Directions;. Spread a little
of the salve on the corn, bunion, or wart, but do not
touch the healthy part; let it remain for severel hours,
and then soak the part in warm water. Need net be
apnlied but once or twice.
CALLING-CARDS, put up in Style so neat,
At prices that are so cheap;
No-one need to be without,
They are nice to have, when no one about
The place, where your visit is made;
To be in some convenient place laid.
'V'^here they will be sure them to find,
And be received very kind.
I have the latest that is out now;
Something the people all say! how?
Can he, put up this work so cheap?
With both sides printed, and so neat.
One will contain your name, and address,
The other, a very pretty verse.
Of your own selection, that you prefer
To your own taste, for him or her.
f\s prices on material is often changed, you see;
To make the price here, would not be policv, for me.
But by dropping me a card, I'll not get mad;
And give you the lowest price, that can be had.
Address! Gus. Bree, 191 3 Miller Street,
Who will put them up for you, so neat
That you will be glad to make a visit any day;
And not worry your life altogether away.
The following pages will give an assortment of
verses, that I can give you assorted, of 6 of these
your own selection, for 10 c. additional per 100
Your 1 anie on cue side and one of these verges, on
the olher. Order l^y numl)er.
I
/V\ Y Card I leave with you today,
Please do not put it so far away,
But lay it where it can be found;
And before the World turns many times round,
MaKe me a visit, while your health is sound.
2
phase bear in mind;
It you can not find,
Me at home, the day you call;
Leave your Card wdthin the hall,
I'll be sure to come, before next fall.
3
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f-jave some >2 ounce bottles and put in i-i^'^th. of
an ounce in each; now tie a small piece: of copper and
zinc, to a very small r-iece of sponge drop into tlie bot-
tle to hold moisture and keep well corred. This will
make 250 bottles. Inliale through, repeat if necessary.
92
F»TAKRHOEA & STOMACH CRAMP CURE
Mix thoroughly; I4 ounces Essence of peppermint,
I pint Tincture opium, i pint Tincture of camphor, 14
ounces Tincture African cayenne, and Y^ pint Tincture
rhubarb; and put up in 25 cent bottles. This reciept
will make an artickle that will advertize itself wherev-
er it is put on the market. Directions;. From 5 to lo
drops for a child, and 1-2 teaspoon for an adult; repeat
in 20 minutes; if not relieved, and bathe bowels with
strong vinegar.
nRANI>MA*S i'OUGH CURE
This is a excellent simple remidy; put I-2 gallon 01
hoaraound in 3 pints of water and boil down to i quart,
then add i 1-2 ounces Essence of lemon, and 5 sticks
of Ivicorice to it, and put up in 25 cent bottles. This
is a simple but valuable reciept, to any-one that will
make use of it. Directions:. Take a tablespoonful 3
times a day, or oftener, if it is troublesome.
♦4HITIWH CORN OTST^K'UKH
TaKe I quart of Glycerine, and mix into it, %
pound of powdered starch, heat it and stir until thor-
oughly dissolved. — Take i pint of water, and dissolve
I pound of Costic soda (or pottassa), heated to a boil;
then add the other mixture to it. Put up in small boxes
to sell at 10 cents @ box. — Directions;. Spread a little
of the salve on the corn, bunion, or wart, but do not
touch the healthy part; let it remain for severel hours,
and then soak the part in warm water. Need net be
apnlied but once or twice.
CALLING-CARDS, put up in Style so neat,
At prices that are so cheap;
No-one need to be without,
They are nice to have, when no one about
The place, where your visit is made;
To be in some convenient place laid.
'V'^here they will be sure them to find,
And be received very kind.
I have the latest that is out now;
Something the people all say! how?
Can he, put up this work so cheap?
With both sides printed, and so neat.
One will contain your name, and address,
The other, a very pretty verse.
Of your own selection, that you prefer
To your own taste, for him or her.
f\s prices on material is often changed, you see;
To make the price here, would not be policv, for me.
But by dropping me a card, I'll not get mad;
And give you the lowest price, that can be had.
Address! Gus. Bree, 191 3 Miller Street,
Who will put them up for you, so neat
That you will be glad to make a visit any day;
And not worry your life altogether away.
The following pages will give an assortment of
verses, that I can give you assorted, of 6 of these
your own selection, for 10 c. additional per 100
Your 1 anie on cue side and one of these verges, on
the olher. Order l^y numl)er.
I
/V\ Y Card I leave with you today,
Please do not put it so far away,
But lay it where it can be found;
And before the World turns many times round,
MaKe me a visit, while your health is sound.
2
phase bear in mind;
It you can not find,
Me at home, the day you call;
Leave your Card wdthin the hall,
I'll be sure to come, before next fall.
3