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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-05-20
True copy from the original
filed atthis Office.
II. CHGTARD,
.dsSs. .fdjt. General.

a diving bell has been laid before the Dub
lin society, and approved by them, which will
clear the bar OF Dublin III a month, SO as to
enable even ships Of war, If any size, to
come mp as far as Carlisle bridge. The in
vent0r is Mr. Rolton, an Irishmau, navy of
hcer, nephew tngen. Sniry.
Bon n7ok.---A worthy antiquary was one
day edifying the French academy with
long detail Of the comparative prices of COM
moditifs at different periods, when La Fon-
tainc observed, Cctte hon,nle commit le
mir de toief, erceftc--ie tens" This man
knows thS value Of every thing but-time.
n Lieutenant Hamilton Of thc 5th West In
dia regiment, landed with his regiment at n
Orleans ard marched with them to the scene
OF action, where he stepped up to his com
nandnS officer, and delivered him his sword,
saying he was an American, and his CON
science would not perpiit him to bear arms
against his countrymcn. lie was ordered un-
der arrest. 1t seems some American prison
ers had previously stated, that inquiries were
made FOR him in their army, saving they
knew him to be a native of NeW-Vork
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Nat. Int.

Head-QlMte,s. Western Section \
Of the 9Th Nil. District. +
New Orleans, April 5, 1915.
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GENERAL ORDERS.

AT General Cou, t-Msrtisl, convened in the city
al New Orleans, on the 2Sd day Of March 1915,
whereof Ia. Coionel Arhueslc is President ,riesi
ID g. Williams, Assistant District Pay Master. up
on Tie following charges and specifications, exhibited
u Nal. Gen. tisines VIZ:
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-08-31

rrisonsrIor several years, was com,e,,.,
to surrender the Electorate to his , c0a
queror, reseeying only the city of Go,b
and pensionSst 100000 forms wb;a ,'
is paid to this day to the desceOdanr.'.,
Of the deposed Elector,Sthe Dukes y
SAKE Wevmar, SAKE Goths Gc..4 -
We preteud not to determine v h f A..
the rights of conqueror over can't
prince. 1t is natural that the cononcr..
should take back the spoijs of hica b.
has been himself robbed, and even gr,xsI
at something as an indemnity for the eTr.
pence of making the recovery. The
King of saxony, from 1866 to 1919. on
joyed the sovereignty over l-2 millions
ofpeople, who were previously Prussisn
subjects. He now resigns not only t =,
acquisition, but large portion of his Ep.
reLitary dominieBs, containing 2 pop,l,
ton of nearly a million. The Duc6v
of Warsaw. instead of reyerting to Prr;,
STA, is given to the emperor of Russia and
the King of Prussia IS indemniaed IN
part trom the SPOTS of the electorate h
appears to be the object Of the allies 70
make the corps of Prussia as eligible a
it was previous to the dismembermeut 4
that kingdom by Bonaparte in 1896.
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From Quebec, Aug. 10.

Accounts have been received by the
June mail of and from Sir George Pre-
rost, and we are happy to learn that bis
Iaffairs were likely to be brought to such
an issue as should re-establish his MUIR
ed character, and put t. confusion all his
|calumniators, secret and avowed. Re
had received assurances of the senti-
ments of high appreciation entertained By
his Maiesty's Government of bis civil adj
ministration; and, as further and sub
srantiaI proof of this, he had been off
cially informed, that His Roya Highness
the Prince Regent approved his accep-
lance of the vote of the House OF AS
semhly OF this province in their last ses-
sion of 5CGOl. for the purchase OF a ser
vice of plate, as testimony OF their We
neration for his character, and OF their
high sense of the merits of his government
both Civil and Military. He had been
also apprized by government, that the
charges preferred against him, would be
referred to a court martial; but at the
last dates doth June) it was not yet
known whether any prosecutor would APP
pear, sir James Yeo, it is said, had de-
c'ared that he would not become the pro-
secutsr:
On Monday night last the frost was so
severe in the vicinity of this city, as to
destroy the leaves of the cucumber
plants, pumpkins, beans and other ten
der vegetables. Early on Tuesday morn
ing ice was found in many places. 1he
frost extended both to lands in high and
low situations. It is feared that much
injury has been done to the wheat in this
district, which had a promising appear
ance. a snow storm Oh the Goth OF May,
the trees not in leaf on the 4th June, and
so severe frost on the eth Aug. are no
vel features even in the climate ct "a
NADIA.
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From the Boston Centi'lst.
French Marshals.

1t is worthy OF remark, that only 2 O
BonapArte's lieutenants and mafsf,ais'
(Ney and Soult) whose names USED 70
be so conspicuous in all his former cam
paiens, had commands in the great patuei
which closed his career. The rest nave
either been sent into military exile, are
IN disgrace, or have remained faithful to
the oaths which they all took III april,
last wear, to Louis 18th. Murat we have
not aeard of, since he fed from Naples,
Except in a loose report that he had de-
Leased at Lyons. The viceroy Eugene
was in Germany. Many OF the Mar
shals were scattered over France and
the next news we have of them will be
of their re-adhesion to the Bourbons:-
Louis the 18th will undoubtedly reply to
them" # man deceives me once 1t 1t
his fault: if t,rice, it acjn be rirle" !;
and place them in the exile they merit.
Marshal Cudinot, Victor, Marmont and
Macdonald, and gen. Clark, Duke of
lFeltrel vilin no doubt follow Louis to Pa
IRIS, 'ai.d Dc 20eioyed.
" aeail Of Marshal Victor was re-
cen1.y formally announced in the Paris
Ipa'' ers. and copied elsewhere. 1t was
| no doubt one q, those manufactured false
lhoods wine Cltateapbriand says we're
the standing CIDER in Paris; and which
even e tended to the fabrication of off,
lcia. signatures. lroclanlations OF tie
Duke of ellington and other allied COM
manders were very frequently fabricated
and circulated in the Moniteur with the
|most desperate inpudence. His Grace
would not condescend to contradict them;
but we fad in a German paper the fol-
lowing detection of one of them
PUBLIC DECLARATTON.
dusseldorf, May 7, 1915.
TIE French Moniteur of the Sd May
cuaf2ins under the head of Dusseldorf,
A7mt g, the pretended copy of pro-
fclamation which am said to have pub.
lished.
This proclamation is false, and one of
the usual articles which Bonaparte en-
3loys to deceive deluded peopla.-My
Yea! proclamations to the country of Berg,
of the 24th and 25th Of March, and 9th
April. have been communicated through
TALL the German newspapers: meme other
have issued. Indeed, the fabrication
| fa self convicted proclamation. not ad-
dressed to the people of nay government,
but TO all Germany, clearly shews its
own Righteousness and falsehood.
therefore publicly declare this 70 be
one of Bonaparte's numerous lies; and
of this take all Germany, and especial
Ily the Duchy Of Berg to witness.
That Bonaparte has thus abused ny
name. and so often attacked me, | can
iGaiy ascribe to tie fidelity with which I
have devoted, and shall continue to de
vote my life to the legitimate princes Of
Europe. their just cause, and that OF Ger
many, NY native land.
JUSTUS GRUNEF,
Governor Genefal.
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From the Boston Daily Advertiser.

The editor of the Weekly Messenger.
has obligingly given Us the perusal OF Sc.
yeral files o. late Belgian papers. Then
most important contents have already aP'
peares in this paper. They however
contain a treaty OF considerable interest
between Prussia ard Sayony. which has
not yet been published in this country
and which We hope will appear IN the
next Weekly Messenger.
This treaty reinstates Frederic Angus
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Pnblic aale of j. and.
100 and one Acres.

Being one divided fourth part of the
Fara called Retirement, situate in ttt
County Of Fairfax, Va. about miles fron
Alexandria on the turnpike road leadins
from taeGce to Dumfries-Part of the a
bove tract is at present under cultivation
and the remainder (say one half is hea
Willy tiu,bered. The situation of the a.
boYe land renders it truly desirable to q
ny person disposedto purchase. Imme
date possession can be had, and an III
saisputasse title given. Terms of sale
Cash. Should the above property not be
disposed of previous to the first day o
Sept. it viii be on that day, be offere'
at public sale on the premises. Appiica
tion may be made to the subscriber OF
the farm.
JABEz ROCKER.
August Is
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Their hopes & their Prayers
From tire Democratic Press

sr"I humblv h~pe. and de'o" 's:t.
pray, that the LORD our oed may proc. "ni|
and preserve the person of Napoleon , 'Is
those of his honorable suit iroln 81 I'", n5
danger in the course o. their H"yass oJ 40 10
that they may be all safely coH .'. IN
this land of freedom and tcanqu'ii'.%. . Il.
Which happy case / tr:st that every u. i1~ BE-
Of respect, homer and attention :s1 VIII the he
sbswn to this ilIustrioas SIsIfah'' y" IL
greatest and the most consumma1s ., ord
n military heroes, greatm p!C7fS''9
still greater in a0yerslsy.' .IIE IN
re Baltimore American mas nov ,'~ bis
excellent opportunity o. yolRnff sss limo.
services to bind, hand and foot, Int ' The
craft who is attached to Bonaparte. ID CIR
man who deyoutly prajs 9 the aN2. h";
God to preserve tie person OF -'' pG.ction
must aave, at least, lurking ""'
for his imperial majesty: , :, er;oan and
Rnt to accommodate the Ame' pa;iple!-
not s;ys him the trouble to s0to rH'''
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David Peabody,

KING STREET, ALEXANDRIA,
Has Just received and offers TOR SAFE,
2 bales Neutrality-suspicious. qua
lily.
/ bale Bombazetts and Wild Bmes,
Black and colored florence Lutte
strings, ~
English and Domestic bed Ticking
Cotton Umbrellas,
Colored threads, silk buttons and
cords.
Who acishes to Hire
A Pew in St. paul's Church.
Enquire as above.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-08-31
No. III.

The rapid fall in the price Of silverand
gold seems net to be the ONLY effect Of tie
abdication Of Bonaparte. That direNl
event appears also to have an unhapDv
influence on the minds of lis faithful
friends in this country. Some of them
begin to speak with so mach truth and
justice concerning his majesty, that every
body appears astonlshed.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-08-31
G.. g. 1. P. Thompson,

Have received per the Ocean, Capt. y
dams from Liverpool, part Of thelr
Fail assortment, consisting Of
Superhne & Second Cloths,
double Milled Drabs, MolesdoWn ana
other fashionable Vestings, Wellington
Bedford and Vigonia Cords, stocklnet's'
Flushines. Flanfels, Bookings, Plains,
and Rose and Duffel Blankets.
August Ia.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-08-31
FRoM THE DELAWARE GAZETTE
Prediction.

A writer, in the Boston Daily Adve,.
tiser, asks-What will be the final issue
of the present conflict in Europe so "a,
as itrespects the Bourbons ?
He answers-Ihey will be rein.tatec
on the throne (thei ancestors with mort
strength and security, than if the late re
bellion had not taken place.
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C,lawing Off.
From the Ne,o York Columbidn.

go" Garnet planned the Italian sam
paign, which bonaparte executed with 81
much skill and vigor. BonaFarte': unI
guarded impetuosity caused hl4 taoI
signal defeats at Marengo, e at Mount
st. John Eif Ney speaks trntn. DessalS
was at hand to repair the first OF desc
disasters, and rout terminated in a vlc-
tory; but there was no reserve to retrieve
lost day on the 18th of June. To fight
so many great battles. and lose so few IS
what Frederick could not boast. But
Bonaparte would neither estimate resOTF-
ces, nor calculated consequences. IN
this respect he seems unequal to the pa-
tent e penetrating Caesar and TINS De,
feet overthrow him. He sqrandeFea
French wealth and destroyed veteran ar
mics in Spain and Russia. Twas then.
he opened the path Tor COssaCks 70 marcA
to Paris. He protracted the war in SPAN
and committed the same fault whIca
Charles IL, was guilty Of in Llyom&'
where count albert justly c0ihP'"iHeu
he was kept training the Russians to peat
the Swedes. He violated the maZIhl'
not to 60 often to war with the same
people he taught the science to all tos
generals of Europe who may now oTlnA
like the magnanimous Peter after the Da',
tie of Poltown at dinner WITH the caPnFs
officers, s Here's to my masters IN '.'
art of war; The Ill fat OF Russo
ought not to have provoked DonsPar'e u
injure France.
Though men of superior acqulre'nen,ss
do entertain the most exalted opinion ..
Bonapa:te's abilities Chat IS the SuG!ss'
of debate,) we must differ from S IGSn
in part. He was inimical to repuO"ts'
and thought Of governing nation d, as
would command an army. This ""
enough to bring both head and heart '"''
disrenute. "EN
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Liberality.

The society of Believers, Commonly
called Shakers. of New Lebanon and
Watervliet, state Of New York. lave con.
tributed 400 Do.Iars tor the relief Of the
Petersburg sufferers,
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CARPEIING, &C.

oANA Az AAtSS,
Just received from .Nea- York ana "oao
opening,
Brussels Carpetlng,
Venetian do.
Ingrane do.
Kidderminster do
All OF which are superfine, and OF the
latest and most fashionable patterns.
4 AIS o,
Florence Silks,
Leyantine Silk Shawia of different
sizes,
Irish Linens,
Flannels. Cloths. Lace Teils, India
Cottons. fine Nuns lhgeaQs &c,
Together roth thei, .foreaaef 5;ocE',
which makes their assortmoat 81 : gen
eral, ali of which they wish t. dispose OF,
on the most liberal terms for cash, or to
punctual customers. Therefore we most
earnestly request our friends to call where
they may get a good bargain, and at
least, hearty welcome. at our store enc
door above Fairfax street, en- King Street
Alexandria.
". q. German Linens direct trom
Bremen.
Withers s Herbert
Aupust 90.
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Vaudeville & Larmour.

--
Coraer of King and Fsirfar % King
and Water Streets-Ctsr for Sale,
100 Chests Gunpowder, Imperial and
Young Hyson TEAS of the latest
importations, and can be sold low
er than aay of the Northern Mar
kets can at present afford them.
= 90 boxes Imperial
SO ,!ecqaered boxes Young Hyson
Is boxes Young Hyson and Tyson
Skin---Montesqnieu's cargo
10000 lbs. Green Coffee
80 bags old Java Coffee, tor genteel
Z family use
SO hcgsheads and 60 barrels Orleans.
st. Croix and Martinique Sugars
5000 lbs. loaf and lump Sugars
5000 lbs. heavy Black Pepper
500 lbs. FIRST quality Repgai Indigo.
- 10 paScheens West Iadia RAM
900 gallons genuine old Irish Wits
kew
100 boxes Soap
500 realms Wrapping Paper
FVitlt their asual general assortment otthe
Best Wines, Liquors & Gro
ceres.
N. B.--Country dealers are respect
fully requested to view their assortment.
Aug. 25
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Tuition & Boarding for Y oune
Ladies,

AT .HRs. GEoRGR's, ON Queen street,
near Fairfax street, where will be taught
he several branches of English Educa-
sion.---satisfactory reference will be 81
ven respecting ability. The Academy
will be opened on Monday the lSth OF
September.
TERMS.
Boarding, Lodging, Washing and Tu-
ition, 8 $50 per annum.
Taition alone including allthe branch
ss, 8 40.
Junior classes 8 SO.
Paid quarterly in advance.
August 90. eotf
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Antigua Rum, &c.

so puncheons well favored Cd, Sd,
and 4th proof Antigua Rum.
Madeira and Yenerifte Wine, OF SUI
perior quality.
Old Rye Whiskey.
Jamaica and Antigua Spirit.
Sugar IN hegsheads and barrels.
Green and white Coffee.
ImperiaI, young hyson & hyson Teas
Together with general assortment Of
GROCERIES.
For safe By
J. II. Grease.
August 90. cow
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L. MastersOn,
Root AND SHOEM.AK Err,
August go.
Yal-street. AleXandria

Noyai-Street, Alexandria
EHAKES tbs method of thanking his
friends and the public in general.
for the liberal patronage he has received
since he commenced Business in this
place. and hopes he will always have it
IN A,s pauer tn -si=ie ses-sres satiefa ton
for nast favors. He wishes also to inform
the public, that he has just received FEM
New-York, large assortment # the
First quality Leather,
Which, added to his former stock, viii
enable him to execute lis work at the
shortest notice and in the neatest & NEST
fashionable manner, for cash. He has
at this time on hand, large assortment
of BOOTS and SHOES of tie test qua
iity, which he will sell at reduced prices
for cash.
n. b. All orders from the country will
be punctually attended to. l.. M:
August 25. tt
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Democratic Derangemcnt.

:: Quem Deus cult per4erc, prias aemeatat
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n. B.---Country dealers are respect
fully requested to view their assortment
Aug. 25
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q.
was fought the battle Of Gross Gorschen.
It was an obstinate and bloody, but not
a decisive battle. The armies were not
numerous, but they embraced the whole
force of each party which could be lmme-
diately broug hit to action. During the
battle, in which few more men would
have been of the greatest consequence,
$4,000 excellent Saxon trecps were lay
ing idle at Torgau, one day s march only
from the field of action, who were anX-
ious to be employed against the french.
This force added to the allied army,
might have given them a decided veto,
ry. which would at once have removed
the war to the frontiers Of France. tor
want of such a reinforcement, the aliles
were obliged to retreat. All Saxony fell
into the hands of the French. Iorgau
and ether tortresses were gwen up TO
them, and after some months, at the ex
n;ration of the armistice, the king OF SaN-
ony having joined bonaparte at Ores,
den, declared openly in his favor; anu
from that time tohis capture, alter the me-
morable battle Of Leipsic, all the reSos'-
ces of his Kingdom were devoted 10 'Ae
French cause. Much Of the suffennos Of
all Germany during that bloody cam
paign, are therefore fairly charseso'e' 20
the king OF saxony. HIS "PPSsl.!',o,'', 10
the allied cause, did not cease, TIL DIS
whole Kingdom was conquered, alter De,
inc almost inundated with blooo' anu
himself taken prisoner in arms. ;. g
In these circumstances, the KING OF
saxony might fairly be reminded 0, lile
..aoner in which his ancestor, Duke NAV
nee. obtained the Electorate IN i241
.rhe brave but unfortunate Eleefor 'onll
frederic, who was taken prisoner III .he
BATHS of Mulhausen, and rstaanea a e''se
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August 1
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First quality Leather,
Public sale.

ANVIL be sold to the highest bid
W der on Thursday the 9TH of Sept.
at Welles' Smith Shop near Pohick
Hhurch
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NOTICE

hereby given, that, agreealiy to the act Of Con-
gress, entitled "An act to provide additional re-
oet"eS tor deirayng the expenses Of government and
maintaining the publ credit by aying ,u on yar,ous
goods, wares, anil merchandise manufactured within
the United States, passed 18th Jam 1915 every ner
on who shall, aterthe 18th ~, Of April 1915, man
uaeture within the United States, any OF the hereina
ter enumerated articles for sale IS required to rive
bond, and pay the duty specified in said act and In
perform other duties, under penalties therein prescr
bed
On Pigi iron, per ton, dollar
Casngso' iron ton dollar 60 c.:.:
Bar-iron per ton. dollar
Rolled OF slit iron per ton, dollar
Mai bTads and sprgs, other than those demon
mated wrought, per Id cent
Candle of white wax, nr in part white & Other
wex, peril cents
Mould candles IT talow, Of wax other than
white, or in part Of each per ID. cents
Hats and cap, in whole or in part of leather
WOO, or furs, bonne,s in whole Or in part of
wool or fur, it above dollars in values Der
cent. al yalorem.
Hats with clip WOOD covered with silk or
other materials, or not covered, it above dol
lars III value, 6 per cent al vaIorem.
Umbrellas and paIsso!s, ii above the value of 2
dollars, 3 per cent. al vaOrsiu.
Paper per cent. al vaorem.
Playing I'D visiting eac!s 90 peg cent al 7aio-
Saddles and brides, 6 per cent. ad valorem
Boots and bootees, exceeding five dollars per
pair in vS'ue. per cent. al vaIorem
Beer, ale and porter, per cent al vaorem.
Tobacco, manufactured cigars, and snuff, 90
per cent al valorem.
Leather, including therein all hides and skins.
whether tanned, tawed, dressed, or otherwise
made, on the original manufacture thereof S
per cent. al valorem.
i hat the manufacturer may be correctly advised of
the duties incumbent upon him to discharge, copy of
the SAID act OF Congress has heen printed which, with
the annexed forms of statements required from a
manniaetur r., will be furnished to hi by the collect
or, on demand.
The collector will also furnish, on demand, blank
bonds, and such other blanks rs will enable tn mauu
tacturcr to comply with the severed provisions Of
law.
Given under ny hand, at my Office in Richmond,
this 2lst day 81 February, 1915.
WIN TAYLOR,
Coll ctNr 9th lie.enu.,
for the 18Th Cole cton DIS.
tiict e Virginia
n BAH delinquents Of the carriast, a.,d ire Sc
duties, on the ist Of March next VII be strictly dealt
with agreeable to law.
WIN, d TAYLOR,
Collector OF the Revenue, &c
F-be5. I'm
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THE EPIDEMIC SORE THROAT.
20 THE EDIroR o. LIE Ewou1RER

TO THE EDITOR OF The ENQUIRER.
BY giving publicity to the following extract
of letter from gentleman who has recent
ly been i'll Essex, | cannot out believe Won
will be rendering a service to the public.
FRIEND.
" / found my friends much relieved from
their appreheDsions of the farther progress of
the present epidemic, by having discovered
an efficient remedy for it,
g Its mortality has in fact ceased, altho'
it RACES as at first, when it is supposed that
one third Of the white population in one
neighborhood, fell victims to its malgnity.
Z" IN its first visitation in that neighborhood.
it was mistaken for peurasy, and the Ian
Get, as usual IN that disease, was freely re-
sorted to-This application proved fatal in
two cases out of three. The remedy now is,
LIST. An emetic, next calomel and alap, and
after these. saline II futures with steel drops
g The disease puts on various phases on
its first approach-Pains in various parts of
the body, 6cc.--WheTever violent pain is
felt, blister IS nstantly applied--ifit be 10
the throat, and this application be too tardy
IN its operation, then the steam Of boiling VIZ
negar--Ihe st ckIpg and hot ashes has also
been used-No spirituous liquors are allowed
diet as usual.
q" There are many cases Of entire recovery
under this treatment, in three days--THeTe
arc nosg Hone d mortaiHy-In the applicati-
en Of the abovs remedies as they are seve-