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Orr RELATIONS WITH MExIco.-After
all that has been so confidently said in re
spect tothe summary refusal Of Mexico TO
treat with our Government dniil sur forces
we're withdrawn. il appears that no answer
has in fact bern received 10 the proposition
Of the United States-w haiever that propo-
siii"n may have been. The ouly thing in
III" shape Of an answer that has been received
n Washington. is promise OH the part Of
The mex Santa Anua's) government 10 take
The proposition into consideration. There
are some good reasons for believing that the
new Mexican administration will make its
Chief object to bring about peace as speedily
as possible. IL is impossible TO reconcile he
cohnivance-or at least ferbearance-of onr
rulers, in regard to Santa Annals return to
Mexico. with any other idea than that they
were cosniZant Of his pacific intentions. The
D,embers Of Santa Annals cabinet. moreover
Especially RECON, minister of Foreign Ar
fairs, and Farias. minister Of inance-are
srid TO be friends Of peace.
In regard to the mediation Of Eng Land, the
report which reached us yesterday through
tho Telegraph. that it had been premptorily
refused, is not eonfrmed.-[ Boston Trav-
rier.
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BUSINESS IN NEW YORK.

The Tribune haI die following, on Saiui-
day:
Cur joAbers are now doing pretty good
business. as far as extent Of sales IS con
cerietl, bu, the prices are very low for nearly
ever- destruction of foreign and domestic
r-,.nufacturrJ goods. Domestic average
trou 20 tn 25 per cent below spring prices.
Cortuns, Prints, and some descriptions Of
WoolIen Goods, Sattiueis especially. are IN
this category. Broadcloths are not so much
Deprecated. public sales having been made
at not more than IL l-2 10 - per cent off
TURNER rates. The importers al English AMI
French Cuods are suffering severely. eS-
pecially on assorted invoices got of at auc-
ton. A large irvoice, which went short
Time since directly from the Custom House
in the hammer, did not remit more than GU
per cent of its face. In another Instance.
where the gnods were not so desirable, the
same only realized about 40 per cent Of cost.
There is, We understand, scarcely ah article
efimpored dry goods paving profit to The
importer. The auction sales of American
Carpets. Of VI hich several have been had
lately, show decline Of about ~ per cent
on Spring rates, and even more. Carpets
sold last week at ruinous rates. 1hey we're
mostly of common and medium qualities. A
larce number Of Tho small manufacturers
have stopped Many of the Philadelphia
manufacturers Of checks. pldids, mixed cot
ton fabrics. &C.. are in this predicament. and
we are told that away from Lowell and that
imIlionaire neighborhood, There are but sevsn
grnting establishments with their heads
above water.
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NEWS FROM THE FAR WEST. We are
put in possession this week Of further news
from the prairies. Mr.. H. c. Joplin arrived
dey or so ago from the camp OF Captain
Fremont. He left him on the Sacramento
river the I'd of August last. II was the inten-
tention oil the Captain. when our informant
left, 10 stay there until he received further
orders from the United States, which he ex-
pected 10 receive in very short time. Ere
mont was ordered 10 leave the country, Cal
iiornia) but did not choose exactly 10 COM
ply; what tie result might be. he was not
very careful to know, preiering his own time
10 start. At Montery, the party were all well
and in fine spirits. There was no news Of
warts horrid noise had not reached there
yet-bu; we reckon soon The inhabitants
would be apprised Of the fact Mr.. Joplin
left Beni's Fort on the 18th ult.; all oil Gen.
Kearney's troops had gone on. He met the
advance company Of Col. Prices regiment
at Pawnee Fork-the Colonel himself at
Pearl Spring, with a small detachment 10
overtaks the advance company. The Nor
mon company left Council Grove OH the
10Th ult Buffalos were very plenty on the
route. Independence Exposition, Of 1lth
inst.
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THE MonMeSs. An Auti- Mormon cores
ponden. Of :he St. Louis Republican. writing
from Warsaw. gives the conclusion oil the
fighting operations, thus
At three o'clock. on Thursday, the posse
marched into the city and encamPed in the
south end of town. Before they had arrived,
however. nearly AL the Mormops and Jacks
acreeably TO the 81 ipulations, had left by eros
sing the river into Iowa. The Gov. Of Iowa
had called out a regiment Of volunteers, TO be
stationed at Montrose. TO prevent disiurban-
ces on that side Of the Mississippi, and, as
some saw, TO pass oiong tho Mormons as they
would cross over. Not having seen his proc
lamation, can only state from runor the
design Of this movement,
All the most obnoxious Jacks, and n large
portion Of the Mormons, had left tho city pre-
vious to the hour appointed for the troops to
enter, so that they marched IN at three o.
clock, through city whose streets were as
deselate. for the most part, as those Of Ma
pies after an earthquake. Here and there
might be seen family Of Mormons, who
had not yet got their effects together, or who,
relying on the clemency of the invader, yet
Jagged behind ; and yonder, at long intervals.
were TO be seen the domicils Of those who.
under the garb-real or feigned-of new cit
izenship. were expecting TO remain; but Of
The one thousand houses in Nauvoo. think
it might be a safe estimate TO say that one
hundred only are now iepan,ed. large
number Of the vacant ones were made so,
however. by emigrations Of the Mormons pre-
vious to the present disturbances, The Tenn
ple rears its tall form over the whole. splen-
ded monument of folly. There let it remain,
l say, three-f fold monument to future gcner
atisns-,he folly ofreligious fanaticism, the
infamy of Jack Mermonism. and the ferbear-
ance Of grossly insulied and abused peo-
pie.
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SANTA FE TAKEN GEN. KEAR-
NEY-RETREAT OF GOV. ARMlJO
TO CHIHUAHUA.
BALTIMORE-Thursday EVEN

BALTIMORE-I nUTsudy EFtTIHS.
By advices per Western Mail We learn that
on the 18th Of August Gen. Kearney entered
Santa Fee and having hoisted the United
States flag from the National Palace, pro-
claimed New Mexico in possession Of the
United States Army, which was greeted with
shouts of applause by the Mexican people.
He administered the oath OF allegiance TO the
AIcades Of small towns and officers Of Santa
Fe, He proclaimed himself Governor oil
New-Mexico and took quarters at the Palace.
Armijo. with 1000 troops. fled to chihuahua,
where report says strong resistance would be
made by a large army. Gen. Kearney was
preparing TO march 10 chihuahua.
The steamers news has caused flour 10
advance in Baltimore TO FIVE dollars and
half per barrel. No local news.
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SICKNESS AMONG THE VOLUNTEERS. The
New Orleans Delta learns by the late arri-
walls from the Rio Grande that there were
near GOO sick volunteers in the hospital at
Camargo, and they were dying very fast -
So n.any were sick that it required near a
whole regiment TO attend them. Those
whom the Tennesseeans lett behind seemed
TO be particularly unfortunate, for they had
to call en- the Alabamians to attend the living
and bury the dead. As fast as these men
get able 10 leave the hospital they are dis
chnrged and sent home. In fact, Gen. Tay-
lor shows disposition TO discharge all the
volunteers who are discontented and wish 10
return 10 their homes. Though the number
OF patients in the hospital at Matamoros is
larger than at Camargo, the mortality is
greater at the latter placc-near TO L.
Those who are unaccustomed 10 a southern
climate when once Frustrated by The fever,
seldom regain their former strength on tho
Rio Grande; without a caange Of atmos-
phere they die of quickly .elso become so en-
ieebed that they are unable TO help them
selves. A person who had visited the hos
pitfalls at the different posts, has said that il
one half of the Northern and Western volun-
ieers who went 10 the Rio Grande are effect
i've men on the 18th October, it is mere than
he looks for.
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THE DISEASE AMONG HORSES,
which has prevailed in soinr sections Of the
country during the present season. has finally
IN ,de lis appearance in this Slate. We heard
this morning. that in GuilfuId some eight TO
Twelve horses have died within as many days
from The effects Of il. In what manner il
first makes its appearance we do not know.
but understand the animal lives but short
time after an attack. The farmers, we he
iicvc. have named il the horse cholera
--N.E UIrcR Palladium
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crime 10 that they have not been able to see
the propriety Of mob law. In this state OF
the case, we understand that Governor Ford
has appointed Brigadier General John L.
Davis. Of illiamson county. who 10 known
to many Of our readers rs member OF The
last Legislature. and has instructed HIM to
paocesd to Mas.ac county and inquire into
the merits ofthe quarrel. and to act according
to his best judgment. As the scene OF these
difficulties is so far from the seat Of Govern
ment. the Governor was compelled to invest
General Davis with very extensive discretion
airy power, to act according to circumstances
as be may find them.
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Hr The Horticultural Exhibition IN ths
city last week, was most extraordinary for
the variety and quality OF its fruits and now
ers. far exceeding an previous exhibition OF
the kind oston Recorder.
The MINERAL RICHES OF THE lsrnnUs OF
Panama. AT the present moment "ssn
either the cutting ola canal through the
American isrhmus. or the making Of a tail
WAY. or both. arc nigh to be accomplished. a
report Of the mineral riches ofthat locality
has been widely circulated in the French pc
riodicaIs II is said that 4 distinguished
French engineer. on surveying the isihmus.
has discovered gold in the sands oftho sea
shore,to the amount OF five millions oil
francs.
The Hunger Cure is another hobby
which has been started in Germany. The
na,;ent abstain, from eating or drinking. for
six or eight days and even tor the period OF
three weeks
Por.roEs. The Bangor Wing gives a
GOOD account Of the prospect Of the poiatoe
cron in Somerset and Washington counties.
Maine. Potatoes, it says, are potatoes this
year-they look and taste like them. In
New Brunswick, to O. the crop is fair. The
ST. Johns New runswick) Courier, says,
the injury to the Potatoes. BY rot. is small in
proportion 10 the extent Of the crop.
nSCapi, RynderS. " 10 has obtained such
a wide spread notoricty, PARTLY as President
Of the Empire Clab. and partly from other
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-10-06
FROM THE ARMY.
WAsuISG1oS, Thursday Event

WILMINGTON, HuTsudy Is'eH"5'
The steamship Ann Mckim arrived at
New Or leans. 4 letter from Mr.. Kendall,
dated at Seralvo, Sept Sd. says Gen. Taylor
will probably he within cannon shot OF Mon
terey. with the entire control. Mr.. Kendall
learns that 1000 Mexican troops of the line
arrived there on the 31st Of August, with 4
pieces of field artillery, Canales is at Marine
with 6OOO Rancherors to dispute Gen. Tay-
lor's march uson Monterey. These people
are determined to fight some where. Arista
is in the city Of Mexico, it is said charged
with cswardice and treacbsrous designs,
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THE LATE F,sE AT CLrvrLAxp.-Thr
Plaindealer sircs the following particulars of
the destruction of the Merchant Hotel aud
the adjoining Stock ui,icii re have already
anuounecd hy Telegraph fro'n Bufialo: The
Hotel building may I've worth repairing. tn
onsh it is doubtful; the outer hnd iingS were
almost wholly consumed. 1'iirs we're the
Iirnpertv of :. :. Stnnrs aud were Insured rs
GullnwS: The Merchants tioiei fnr $500. in
the \. Y. Equitable Insurance Company. for
Z ,Dao ~ the \. Y. Mu'aaI safety. and
$1,000 each IN The H,tna and frotrctinu Com
t,,r,-s of Hartford. c.. :. A. Whine Of fhr
Merchants was iusarred Hr"n his furniture
for S25Ha. ith liir Hartford Coapany. and
Sumo w,I, The WrIii,n,siurch Fire INSURANCE
Company Tin" Insurance upon The Other
huIlliu: was 5000 with the Mutual Safely
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FROM MEXICO.

The Washington Union of The 26th Sept
says the answer of Mexico TO Folks overture
Of peace is, that il will I've referred 10 the Mex
lean Congress which meets in December.
The whole American force on the march
for Monterey is $4,000. The Mexican Gen
eral Ampudia is al Monterey with about 4.
600 men.
AtCamargo, it is very silky among the U.
s. troops-6OO sick, and dying rapidly. On
Ile 18th alt. 357 sick and discharged volun-
ieers arrived at New Orleans
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gentleman from Independence. that travel
er who had arrived there fell in with an ex,
press from Gen. Kearney. He has entered
Santa Fee and taken possession Of the country
withhut opposition. Governor Arm'lo was
still there.
All remained quiet at Nauvoo. The place
was nearly deserted. Mornons were arriving
al ST. Louis in a state Of starvation, having
fed from Na1voo without bringing with them
any means Of support.
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THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

" III commence its session Gu Thursday, this
week. 1t will be probably quite an interes-
ting session. We should like to be at Mont
pclier and see how Horace Earon discharges
The duties OF Governor. A better naa for
that station cannot be found. Gold uncsun-
ted may he entrusted to Horace Eaton. To
integrity add acknowledgement & intelligence.
and you make up the character Of Hcrut-
Eaton.
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THE MoRMoNs. At the lest accounts
from Nauvoo, the place was quiet, and near
ly deserted. The poor prescribed people
we're arriving at ST. Louis, and other places
in the neighborhood in state Of starvation,
having fed for their lives without being en-
abled 10 take with them any means Of sup
mort.
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THE MORMON WAR ENDED.

The 81. Louis Union Of the 10Th ult., says
that ,he Norman party had agreed TO leave
Nauvoo within FIVE days-therc are from 10
700 of them. Of whom only about 80 are
Mormane OF cours this disgracclul civil
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war is ended. II seems that the repeated
battles were mere skirmishes, and but few
lives were sacrificed: among the dead. is
Capt. Smith, Of the Anti Norman party.
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GEN. kEARNEY IN POSSESSION OF
SANTA FE.

BALrNoEE. Mo~pir NleHr,
The ST. Louis Republican learns from a
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HCaPt, RynderS. who has obtained SUI n
a wide spread notoricty. PARTLY as President
Of the Empire Clab. and party from other
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TIME MUTUAL. LIFE INSURANCE COM.

VNHE MUTUAL. LIFE INSURANCE COM.
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capital eisAsoa ane paying an s tcsscs and
This accumulated capital rapidly INCREASING
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growing business The and prosperity
ample inspire ssabiny
safety its members. .rf..f
Company approved Of
Life and oers advantages
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every years date Of ioy
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OF the profits will be divided
proportion of premium. paid nd
credit
Of the life insured.
TINS rrounds for
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successful Mutual Companies in Great Britain,
profits have been made.
Of Life Insurance.
deep With all .es Of community
occupying pahs and nvora
biz Impressions benefits
Pue-hed monthly stasns insured By this Company
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Merchants Traders Civ. Military Naval Cl.r
every
their families
eomotabs and Independence by mailing with
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explaining pneips showing
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New York. July ist, istS
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TABLE OF RATES.

AT Meeting Of the President and Directors Of the RICH
MoND. FREDERICKSBURG AND POTOMAC
RAIL ROAD COMPANY, the 18th day Of October,
lSi5. the following Table OF Rates for the Transport
taton Of Passengers adopted. take effect and
after the Is day ct December next, until otherwise
dercd by the Board.
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T DON TO YOUR INTEREST The sub

IL scers would respectfully inform their customers and the
pubic generally ecsvedtheT usual large supply Of
the most CLOTHING for
they making additions semi
weekly of desirable Coaks Coats Vests
Pants. Drawers Shirts Collar Bosoms Stocks socks Hdkfs
Ruspsnders which they viii be pleased ut them
the tss style and upon the reasonable terms
selection Of materials
goodness and well the they have taken in
their supervision dur
billy peculiarly
Call and for yourselves
= HOOPER & GRAPHS Virginia Clothing Store
No Ma
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MARCH 30, 1sl0.-TH. X. PRICE a. co.
lVh daily aiding retailing Dry Goods.
Among thole just N hand, BY will be found -
Rich and elegant muslin Curtains and elegant shaded
mousens Ombfc shaded Mousens pretty Eaon Gnghana
ehidreh and misses, plaid muslin Cngham graduated muslin
Rnbesa beautiful article fsured bobbine aud ees oreaps
espcs hc bhek and white GnRhams. black and white muslin
Gngan black and white French Lawns black fancy Cashmere.
plaid Gambroons Cotton Hosiery Linens 1dnen shsengs
l2fP0w Linen English sk Hose French worked PEI French
worked Cosr French worked Sleeves Thread Iaces eamrc
EdrnE and nseJtings; Mohaif stn Morssn. for rhir
Ano which will be offered prices goods The same
mai fV an he hougt for IN tbe rify
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Insurance be effected for any $500
by application HENRY LUDLAM,
Ju sly Richmond, Va.
Physician In the Society AUGUSTUS L. WARNER. NJ d.
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PORE EYEs.


inflammation and disease always hack bah Of the
eye In the socket Hence Of any mus
me seat OF the ind 'inaion win good The saye Il
rubbed on the temples will directly into the Ths
pores Will be opened ptopsr win be created nA M.
disease will soon pass of surface
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VNETTER AND RINGwORu.-The astonishing sue
u cess which has attended LOTION for
these diseases induces Us TO the ADVERTISEMENT
others similarly aefeted avail themselves benefits
lady In the city has been cured long
her hands at the time e commenced being in
very high state of eOnoson We shall publish certificate in
Toe TsisJ anf Pngwom Lotion is neatly pu 10 in
vials AZ 50 cents each-pIepsred and sold by
ap;I GAYNOR A. WOOD Duissists
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parents knew how fatal medicines taken
n"afdyt they would be flow them Espeeay
eua Iozohges called ncdeated oIenge pi1g The
n no one can TELL invariably when are present Nov
me say 70 parents that this Saye will Always child
worms will DIVE vestge OF away
and safe
There probably medicine the
- sure and - safe in the expulsion
would be cruel wicked internal doubtful
eines - long as a harmless eiernal could be had
Although have said little about restorative
will stake against the Word may bring their oils "a
nd mil thah
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OLD SORES, NOTIFICATIONS, ULCERS ETC.
That some Sores Impurities the system h
because they cannot OF through the channels Of
lnscnsbe Temptation Ifsueh healed up tie npnn
must have some otet outlet, IL will endagerie.
reason why simpohue Of the daya
such Fo they have power open avenueo
ut oil this morbid and the consequences always
This saye will always provide for such emergencies
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It's hrt action is TO eKpe all humoGr
m The iaee is ee from lodged under the
san and frequently breaking then
"heh "eIc u nothing but dun suTfaee
begins To soien and soen as smooth and
delicate as cbhds IL throws freshness bushng color upon
the now white transparent skin perfectly enehant M some
tunes IN case OF Freekes will have
hidden and but seldom salve and all viii soon d
appear -
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Of Rates-o- 1ss.r.-es II sie" ~ ,iaris IA
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consumption Liver complaint pains side halns
OF ne nar one or the other always accompanies
sure Hsn OF dlseasein the system feet
The save will and thu. cur.
every 49, ~
EysPea and Salt Rheum and
no remedy has
same may be said Of Bronehs Quincy Throat Piles
spinal Diseases Broken Sore Breast, &c
ana as Tor Chest Diseases such Asthma Pain Oppression
he me II Is tbs most wonderful anidote n Word
tW Liver Complaint IL Is equally eeaeons Burns IL has
equal In the Word also EIeresseRees every such
~ "- ~ 1''"
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can hardly be credited that can have any eet upo,
he lungs seated as they are within the
Tor a that this Ointment lungs quicker thar an,
medicine that can be given internally Thus, pheed upon IN.
ehe pehaos directly the lungs separates the posonou
particles that consuming them cIpes them from In .em
need not say that curing continual
y although We told oolshness care not what n aid
90 long as can persons yearly
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'INHE subscribers offer for sale, among others
the following popular remedies wistars BaI,am Of
VIA Cherry Buehans Hungarian asam BristoT Bulls Cook
and sands sarsaparLA Winners Acan McAnslers
Wrighrs Indian Vegetable Pills. coated do Becl
withs do, and most other Pills N n use.
ap GRtTBRs A. AppPpsoN
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FRESH ORANGES AND LEMONS.
100 BOXES Oranges "
- W 100 do Lemons-fissh aud in good ORDER u
eeiyins for sale BY app NLoEs BROTHER.
pAPER-6000 reams Of Paper, comprising
IL Printing wrapping Of various qualities envelope ane and
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ap4 DAVENPORT, ALLEN A co
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SODA WATER.

Richmond. January 40. 1916.
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YsHE preceding tirure /,

- Eivea In repses>st the Isssssi
be ferspinison- u 10 The sreai eve
euaiion fot the impurities % the BODY
u yin be nouecd that thlek eioodv
mist issues iron all points of The ,uf-
face, which indicates that this p~rsp,
rsison nows uninierr0pssdlv whsa y,
are In health. but ceases when ". an,
s'ek. Life eanset be sustained v III.
out Il. u 10 thrown OF ffpm the biooS
and other Juices % lhe body. and die.
po-es BY this means. Of nearly all N,
impurities within Nc. The blood, bv