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When my 30 year old son was a baby the doctor prescribed paregoric to help with teething pain. When my second child was born and I asked the doctor could I please have some more paregoric to help with teething pain I was told absolutely not! Pediatrician said paregoric is a narcotic and definitely not prescribed anymore. Gram mom said mother’s would give to children in olden days to help with diarrhea and upset stomach’s. Fun video Branden 😊 thanks for taking us along 🤗

When I was about 10, (71 now) my Dad use to take me bottle hunting in the southern San Diego California mountain homesteads. He ran a minimum security county jail crew cleaning roads, working wildfires, etc., in a SD County Camp in the mountains. One bottle trip, he called me over to the edge of a large boulder, & I found over 20 cool finds, including old insulators. I knew he & his crew stashed them, but I still had fun. Thanks for the memory. & yes, I still have quite a few of them.

My wife an I do everything together, but I'm not sure I would be able to get her down in a hole in the dirt. Pretty awsome your wife joins you, and seems to really enjoy it. Thanks for the great videos!

Y'all always make my Fridays! Thanks and congrats to all. I unknowingly dug into a mass of poison ivy roots once in Louisiana and ended up with the worst case in my life. Eyes swelled completely shut for a whole day...and that day was Christmas. ♥

Great watch. Loved all the new bottles.

Very good dig guy’s and girls! Some really nice bottles, but I’m not surprised. You do great all of the time. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️💜

Awesome finds!! Great job everyone!!❤❤❤❤

I used to walk the creek in the suburbs as a kid looking for treasure. So it is nostalgic for me.

Awesome dig and finds!

Beautiful finds, Brandon! Great idea checking the spoils piles with the detector!❤

Awesome diggin' y'all 😎👍!!!

We used this medication for our babies in the late sixties for tummy aches ‼️

Everyone had great finds out of those two dumps. It is the highlight of my Friday to see yall in action, keep them coming

Super Cool Hunt

Another amazing dig. So many awesome embossed oldies. Great job everyone!

Love your channel! I’ve learned so much!

Great Galesburg Bottle, I dug one earlier this year. He was in the Galesburg City Directory two years and then moved to Peoria..

Love the channel!

Nice little handmade swirl marble...came out of ground better than I would have expected...That small pitcher made me think of small glazed China toys American Toy Marble plant made in late 1890s to early 1900s..

Perigoric was also used to treat gripe and cholic

Great video!

Wow you guys went to town great digs my friend ❤😊

Pretty awesome stuff!

Some really cool finds, love it when you pull out the metal detector too! Great video!

Miranda is a boss!!

I would love to see you do a tutorial type of video to explain things like hutch, straight side, etc. As someone who recently started watching your videos, I get tripped up by the lingo used in bottle hunting, I do like when you tell the history of the bottle. Happy hunting.

Awesome content.

Great video...🥰🥰

Great video

Another great video!

The round bottomed bottle is a Chianti wine bottle, would have been covered with a wicker cover which formed a base to stand it up

Those round bottomed bottles were meant to be stored on their side so that the cork would not dry out and shrink, thus spoiling the contents.

Paregoric, was available on prescription up till about 10 years ago. We dispensed a lot of it for diarrhea. It contained camphor, opium, and alcohol. When I was a baby my mother worked at Whites Drugstore in Pratt City. You were allowed to buy one ounce at a pharmacy, without a prescription in Alabama. Mom rubbed it on my gums for teething pain.

Awesome finds. Too bad some have cracks. Very informative video also. Thanks Brandon

Very cool video, I enjoy watching you find neat things. The bottle shown at 18:20 with the rounded bottom that would not have sat up on its own most likely had a basket type of holder attached to the bottom originally. This would have allowed it to sit on a surface. Several years ago I brought home from Italy a small wine bottle with an attached woven holder, and my bottle is about the same size as what you found.

Y'all need a 1/4" mesh sifter like you see on archaeological digs to see what else you're missing. Cool dig! Maybe a volunteer crew could be sifting for you as you dig or on a whim go back and sift your piles. They are easy to make and portable ... anyway that's enough armchair coaching from here in Alaska. Take care out there and have fun!

Illinois? Indiana? You're finding bottles from my region! Nice finds!

When I was a kid we were still using Paregoric. Grand Union became a grocery store chain, at least here in NY

Paregoric = 🤮 … when we were kids in the mid 50-early 60’s if we got a stomach bug our mom gave us this. Our Dr didn’t hesitate to prescribe it but we only got a bad stomach bug about once a year. Twas Nasty tasting as all get out but it worked. Great dig site!! Love y’all’s channel!! ❤

Awesome

Brandon, Collier, Meyer Brothers, McKessons, and Walker Drug were major drug wholesale houses serving Birmingham drugstores in the 1930’s through the sixties. My parent’s drugstore in Centerpoint bought from them. Also I would love to buy one of yours Bains Drug Woodlawn bottles. On one of your older videos you found a Gilmers Drug Ensley bottle. They went out of business about one year ago. I enjoy all your videos😊

Great fun, you never know what you can find...

Get it!

They yoused Perigoric for seizures my little brother was given that in the 1960s Cool find's ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️⚒️🇺🇸🗝️

I have been near Galesburg. IL all my life. That is amazing finding a bottle from there. I am not familiar with that company.😊

I live about 45 minutes from Galesburg Illinois! So cool you found a bottle from my neck of the woods all the way down in Alabama! Love your channel!!!

the round bottom bottle could have been a wine that was caning around the bottle so it will stand up right. but the dump would consume the wood caning, leaving the bottle behind.

Loved this video. Congrats on all the finds. Amazing as always.

Wow, That Jenkins Stomach Bitters was an incredible find. Listed as rare in the Ring book, bottle is out of Nashville Tennessee. Did it have W.McC & Co on the base?

Always fun going on treasure digs with you all!

Always look forward to your videos.

👍🙏>>>💚~~~ THANK YOU BRANDON AND EVERYONE AT THE DIG SITE 😄

In addition to the hunting excitement, it's fun to listen to the various accents! (I wish you'd shared some history of that bulbous bottle.)

A couple drops in his bottle, happy baby. My son is 40. Old time fix.

My sister, who lives in North Carolina, just got into some poison ivy also! They say either you’re allergic to it or you’re not. I’ve never gotten into it, so hopefully I am not. Great video as always.❤

Good video! Sorry you got the poison ivy.

05:35 that says Opium! 😯

Hey Brandon it's William if you're trying to save that label dry Hairspray I've been digging 45 years works for me

Great bottles all around. That round bottle is an Italian wine bottle that used to have wicker on it.

You need to research the windshield kit thing!! You mentioned a J. Fox bottle briefly, is it in the video? The round one I have seen on the UK diggers way more than US diggers.

Hi yall. I have a Jacob's Pharmacy, Atlanta and a Jacob's, Alabama. I dug both of them from an old farm site in Gwinnett County Georgia. Are they rare? Love yall and don't miss an episode. That green round bottle bottle I think is an Italian wine. It would have had a basket it sat in that made it sit upright and served as the bottom. I think that's correct but could be wrong lol. Would have been a more recent bottlre.

I found a miners tag in marvel Alabama near pipper and bulldog bend

Love how southerners pronounce Illinoisssss!

Oh man bro, I know that feeling all too well. Got poison ivy a few times while metal detecting, the last time I got it, I must have rubbed my eyes, probably to wipe sweat, and it blew up all over my face, arms, tops of my hands. It lasted for 3 weeks. ( even with medication) and yes, I always wear gloves. Hope you get better soon.

Have you tried future floor wax on paper labels ? Its worth a try . ❤you all.

Are these all old outhouses that you are digging?

I enjoy watching your videos. It's like a treasure hunt. How do you know where to dig?

I have dug those bulbous round bottom bottles in Scotland. Identical. 👍

People collect the glass fuses if they have dates on them

Hi , I wonder if anyone has tried. to use windshield crack eliminate or? Just a thought, BTW love the history ya'll dig up.

The round bottom bottle would have had a straw base...Italian chianti wine bottle.

Not sure but that large tear drop looking bottle probably had a rope or wicker basket around it here in Australia that's how I have found them

Is there a museum of a collection may be viewed here in the South (South Alabama or western Florida?

The green round bottom bottle looks like a chaniti wine bottle. It would have had a woven basket type base

Please No s in Illinois. Silent S

Lovely old finds. You will have to make it up to your wife.❤

Paregoric had Opium in it. And I'm old enough to have taken it when I was a child. Tasted terrible.

Does anyone in the comments have any suggestions of how to find these dumps? I recently found an old farm house foundation (very old) and some old relics out in the woods. Going to try and find who owns the property before digging.

the two eagle chip could be a poker chip

I have suggested to several bottle diggers to use the windshield crack repair stuff to repair bottles. Is that a crazy idea? Is it against the code of bottle diggers or maybe there is a reason it does not work? Somebody address this please.

Oh my gosh! I was wondering when a Paregoric would come out! Ugh! I remember that! The good Lord forbid you said you felt bad in front of Mom, you would get a dose. Upset stomach? Toothache? Earache? That was the nastiest stuff ever! And then you slept for DAYS!!!

What is cholera? Cholera is an acute, diarrheal illness caused by infection of the intestine with the toxigenic bacterium Vibrio cholerae serogroup O1 or O139. An estimated 1.3 to 4 million people around the world get cholera each year and 21,000 to 143,000 people die from it. People who get cholera often have mild symptoms or no symptoms, but cholera can be severe. Approximately 1 in 10 people who get sick with cholera will develop severe symptoms such as watery diarrhea, vomiting, and leg cramps. In these people, rapid loss of body fluids leads to dehydration and shock. Without treatment, death can occur within hours.

That mini jug has script on it

One of the reasons it's a narcotics one side effects is drowsiness mine for put in my bottles. So I would wake up eate then go back to sleep

Does Tristan have a channel?

KOLL-ER-UH... you know, the deadly disease (a/k/a the blue death)

Pronounced CALL-erra, as in the disease (cholera).

That marble looked like it could be a German handmade?

Is there any valuable ketchup bottles

It contains morphine

How come the other guys don't bring there wife or girlfriends to help there chance.??????

Paragoric is liquid opium