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Be Southern University at Greensboro, in Ala
bsns, under the control of the Msthodsts, has had
$500 600 Ct funds raised for its buildings and the
endowment Soel an insta-cs of hberalty and
prOmptnes1 is most worthy Of all praise and imi,
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A FIXED FACT.-Hurley's Sa-sapsrills is admit
ted everywhere the only reliable and radical cure for
scrofuIs, chronic bronchial affections, incipieut
phthisc enlarged liver or spleen, chronic rheums-
tsm, scrofuous opthalmia, and all those snomR-
Ious complaints incident to gIandulsr disease. It
is beyond all question themost searching and puri-
flying medicine that can be used and well adapted
for the removal and permanent cure of those COM
plants which take their origin in an impure condi-
ton of the blncd-Advocats (Lyons) Zol0a.
A DECIDED CURE The coming changes of
weather render it Incumbent on every person 10
protect their health, and no better remedy can be
used both as curative and preventive than Hur.
ley's SarsRparills.
Affections OF the Chest, bronchitis, or any de-
raugemcnt of the respiratory system is peculiarly
benefited by It's soothing Influence, and in pro-
traced cases Of coughs, colds or irritation about
the h oat or chest, decidedly the safest and most
eficaciou3 medicine that can be resorted to. In
this city it is extensively used with marked sue.
crs7-G Tlvfg Herald
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DEATH FROM CIRCUMOIsIOE.-An inquest was
held yesterday by Coroner Hills upon tie body of
Julius Kstzsnstein, an infant days cd, whose pa
rents reside at No. 834 Eighth street. The YER
dict OF the jury was: That the said infant came
to his death by loss Of blood from the operation of
circumcision a1d subsequent neglect, through ig
noraUcs on the part of the parents. "-NsO York
Tribune
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Correspondence Of the Journal of Commerce,

10
The health Of Havana is good. The project of
negro apprentices from the Coast of Africa is
growing rapidly in official favor. A cargo of ne
groes is reported to have been landed recently on
the Ncrth Coast of Cuba, East of Hsvsns. No
particulars have trsnspired. BY.
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An EmErut called upon few months since, who had
been troubled the disease called Kings EV He had
two very large holes s neck and bis head, body and
Igrs we're with the disgusting and mckeRing
sores We Immediately placed bin under the influence q
me Rssuivsut. In IRON hs time he called upon
u every sore healed Not was lea hiI
body 20 remind him Of the Kings Evil.
This man. like thousands OF other deluded psona, had
tbru himself pr1sraIed before EuperOrs l0ur kugas
ad one Queen be touched by the fingers OF Royalty be-
Uevfuv thai the hands Of their most sacred aHiesou
,,I3 dive avav Jhs sviln isnovaring R3solVent
ad more power IN restoring this poor deluded victim 0f
cruel disease 20 sound condition Of bOdy Lhan all ne
Kings aud monarchs on Lhe sarih.
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~ JKo. YORK & Co, have received the last
number Of Frank Leslie's illustrated Paper. Be.
sides tee usual variety Of Illustrations it contains
the QaRmencement of q new tale BY the AuthOress
"a Halifax, Gentleman"
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To be drawn in the city OF atlanta, Georgia, in public,
SATUR DAKs FEBRUAKX 2Sths 1857.
ON TIE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBkRSl
THREE THOUSAND TWO HUNDRED AND SIXTY
PRIZES
MORE TRAN ONE PRIZE TO EVERY TEN TICKETS
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HAMST HAMSI
d Gotta LAEBR & PHILLIPS
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want Of good aud reliable gun, especially adapted
Tor large game slch rs Bear Deer, &c, are invited
to evil at ,hes'arr of FAB & Cunningham, No AZ,
PuHac Square, nd Examine Shapes Patents port
Ing RE" " HI h ia rapidity Of firing, accuracy of
aim aud lcnyrh o. range is far superior TO any gun
ever invented, aud uaHke any other Patent Qua its
construction IL 50 exceedingly simple thst it is not
more liable "to get out of order" than the common
Kentucky Rifle
+. d g have also few shot guns made on the
same Patent
NASHVILLE Jpl7 Is. l056-6m.
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The presence OF PIN pies 00tche pustuls letters, rash
s sores painful Jcbug, bot hushes, Sc, indi-
cations Of ne presence foreign and impure In th8
syster1 ana u allowed muge with the blood and
In the SYSTEM corfu png The blood and hng The sewers Of
hp body With impurities, sores and ulcers Wul break Qua
nd r,.ysr body with their r8puAslVe presence
The skim under these poisonous hHuehee, becomes an
srnpye volcano, exh5Itug eye disEustag
ri disease form at r1eum, cancers ulcers, fever
rs Uutrd desh, kings evil, and The frghtul
i0Is Of the skin.
Radways Ready ResOven has cured the terrible OF
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juvenile WAR The Washington Star Gays
there is 2 fierce dispute going on betweenthe boys
of the Navy Yard and these of the Seventh Ward,
about the right to ska'e on tn ice il James Creek
each party claiming the exclusive privilege
Several stones battles hsye been fought and some
Of the boys badly hurt. At the last fight fire arms
were brought into E6quisiiiou, and boy was
gouoded il the leg by pistol ahOt. These riots
are becoming dangerous and the interference o.
the police is asked for.
CoUysEI-B1s few of the reading public are
aware how continually an editor Is called upon to
advise his patrons on every sui Ct from politics
u the br. ed Of cattle. Through the whole range
Of our duties none has perplexed US more than to
tel our r,aieIs what to take for a cure when they
are sick Hitherto this has been severe trial to
al our skill, but it Will not be hereafter. We have
besn taking, ard have seen the evidence from
Others tea. have tsksn Dsct Ayers Cherry Pee
toral a2d Cathsrtio Pills They need but slight
trial to convince the most sCspucal how far they
are superior to the other medicines we had in uss.
They have oEesrgje property Of great impCrtancs
to the sick aud that Is they cure BISON Herald
~" We see ic stated th9t certain Black Re-
publican member OF Congress who drew cboios
seats Che bcgirni1go of the session, have desOen-
ded to The litteuess Of selling them to Southern
gentlemen and retiring to the outer circle This
s happy Illustration of the PIebeian mesnness
that belongs to such political stock jo5bers as make
W this piebald, pirGtica party But for the disre-
ButCble character which such conduct is calculated
10 give Congress, no one would complain a: the
natural results of their grovelling instincts We
trust that public sentiment, even at the North, will
become SO disguised with tie losthsomeness of
such men as 10 Punge them from the capitol in the
course Of another election
UNCLE BEYJmrS's SEEu7E Not many hours
ago says an old writer, heard Uncle Beuiamin
discussing this matter to his son, who was COM
PhiaiDg Of pressure. -"R Iy urol it, Sammy,
said the old mar as he leaned co bis staff, with bis
grey locks flowing in the breeze ola May morning.
1nurmuring pays no bills. lave been an obssr-
yer many times these fifty years, aad never saw
man helped out Of a hole ty cursiDg his borses
Be as q1ie, as you car for nothing will grow under
8 moving harrow, and discomfort harrows the mind
Matters sra bad, acknowledge, but no ulcer is
better for being fingered The more you groau,
the poorer you grow. RapnOg at losses is only
putting pepper into re eye. Crops will fail in
ell soils, and we may be thankful that We have not
. famine. Besides l always took notice that
whenever ] felt the rod pretty smartly, it was as
unch as to say, hereis something which you have
got to learn. Sammy, don. forget that your
schooling is not over yet, though yon have wife
and two children
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JAsPER COUNTY ACADEMY Lottery.

GLASS s, to be drawn CovcERr Hall, Macon, Ga,
~ under the sworn Superntendeuce Of Col Geo. NJ 10.
gan and W. G.. Anderson Esq, on SATURDAY, JANU-
AIRY l7th, 1857.
SATURDAY SMALL SCHEME!
$4,000 NUMBEBS-ETiz Payable without
Deduction.
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kossUTH AND LOUIS NAPoLROS M. Kossuth, in
one Of bis late speeches, makes the following COM
psrson Of his own present condition with that Of
Napoleon.
q viii never venture to contrast my own hum.
he 10. with the brilliant one Of that potentate 1
eat with nv children the bitter bread of homeless
uess; / SIN staggering joyle towards az Obscure
sraye. For Inheritance, my children may get a
.sEscy of sorrow, yet of devotion to their c9uU-
try cause such is my lot; but whatever may be
Iny faults, my errors or even my sias, never have
1 brosea oatls. never have ! deceived nations
never n O q with the duties Of al honest patri-t
B1nags e. on the coltrsTy, sits high 10 power
dgzzuug the eyes OF slor sighted mil with the
lustrc bis pr-piious STA. Sail 1 20 not at al
believe 10 the staolHty OF suc es-tli crime
TuE JOYS OF MArERMTY.-Grac1 Greenwood.
GIrs Lippiacou,) in an sdIreas to mothers in the
last number Of The Little Pilgrim, thus writes: 80
Since I las. addressed you, another yesr has
passed over uE--s peaceful and fouulste year, 20
most Of you, / trust, yet DOUBTLESS bringing TO tie
hsppest hesfts and homes something OF cha &c
aaG sgTguw To me lt has brought The most pro
found. aud sweet TIE most slemn and sacred hap
piues7 Of womautO.d-iOT within this yta-l have
been lined 10 The great and noble army OF
mothers > l am row one Of gOu. On, If there IS a
time rfA-rl lllhN 4ttl Ll4h sue, tloG "
old, ls blessed among women, II Is when she
lods in her srms her Est born chjIi-fes The
touch H.ds h4ldsJhIl. on her heart suifgs-fee.s
upon her cheek the frs. soft breath OF lie inn1r-
ts.-secs family twlLkiag in the misty tep-h4 OF
sleepy little eyes love ,aa shall yet brighten the
world for her. This Jpy ulspeskable, this holy
triumph of maternity, is Heavens abundant CIm-
penslti)u l5r 81 that is Suffered by womsn-lor
an that IL denied to her With existence rem wed
sad fresdened by the iuf)wng o. this pure i'll
from the divine fountain Of life--with my heart
made more t,nisT and loving by the sweet, mys-
terious lleuces by which ba0yhOod, mighty in
helplessuess, and, without speech, most eloquent
come TO us-I teel like cOnsscrauug myself anew
to the service OF slcn as Jesus took IN his arms
and blessed-au5 OF yOu, whom maternity make
kin 60 her once elected to the highest JOY and
deepest anguish of mortslity--her whom ne N os
loved and most tenderly remembered IN bis lAs
hour
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Swan & Co.'s Lotteries.
CAPITAL PRIZE
$4,000 DOLLARS!

The following Scheme viii be drawn by s. Swan & Co
Managers Of the FoRT GAMES ACADEMY LOTTERY Of Geor
gia, and the SOUTHEHN military ACABEMY LOTTERY az
Alabama, in each Of their Lotteries for February, ls57
CLASS O.
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70 be drawn in the city Atlanta, Georgia. in public on
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 10Th, 1857,
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BoILs CURBDBY R R. REsoLVENT.

Lima, Indiana, Dee. %, 1855
Nsssrs Eadwav a. Co., Chemisls- n. H--Send me two
dozen 0f X r. ResoIvCut. have been s0Tey afflicted
b9Is have been -ormeuted with these disagrgaabe e.
srs-rHres Tor than years. tried an since Of
medicines without effect commenced the RssoivsaI One
bottle cared entirely. have since recommended u %
others. Yours truly, r. q. W HIGHT.
railway & Co,
1862, Fulton street, New York.
Sold BY Druggists, Merchants, and store keepers
where
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SOUTHERN LOTTERY !
On the Havana Plan.
PRIZES GUARANTEED.
SIO2.OOO3

only I5sOOU NUMBERS
PRIZES PAYABLE WITHOUT DEDUCTION
JASPER COUNTY a CADEAY LOTTERY;
BIZ AUTHORITY OF THE STATE OF GEORGIA.
CLASS U,
SATURDAY, JANUARY 18TH 1856,
At Concert hall, HacOn, Ca, under the Sworn Super
intendence OF Gel Geo, 81 Logan and W. q. Anderson,
Esq.
F- Remember this Lottery has only Fifteen Thousand
MEMBERSHIPS than any Lottery in the World therefore
it is the best for investment. Examine the Scheme
SCHEME
Prize of......................... $4,000
" ......,....-... ...'.-..--.--''..'. 2,OUO
....s..-.... 1000 are............ 1000
" ............ 500 are........... $500
so " .......s..,. 100 are............ 500
1900 " ............ 40 are...s....--$B $4,000
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
20 Approximations of sIUO are...........,.. $4,000
30 80 are''..'.''....'. 2'S00
so % are...,.......... 1000
1872 Prizes, amounting .$lO2CtO
~ Tickets SO; Halves, s.; Quarters, 81 so
The 800 Prizes of $40 determined by the last fig
ure as the number which draws the Capital Prize of SIS
OOO The capital Prize WILL of course end with Of the
ending with the figure as the last in the Capital
will be entitled $40 Halves and Quarters in proper
ton.
f5 Persons sending money by mali need not fear its
being lost Orders puncuay attended to. COmmunIca;
lions confidential Bank Notes OF sound Banks taken at
par
~" Those wishing particular numbers should order
Immediately
Orders for Tickets addressed to e. Il. WINTER, Box
No 852 Nashville Tenn, will be promptly attended to
JAMES f. WINTER,
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Extra Family Flour
n BBLS. Mason's best Flour, ust reserved and tol
OU sale BY -,--.., 49,
JUNGLE JV1A4I 14ANH q Ae--@s
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Com mErriaI.
UNION AND AMERICAN OFFICE,
NLanu1rrn Ian II Y laLT

UNION AND AMERICAN OFFICE, I
NASHVILLE. jan 10, 4, 1877 (
COTTON-The sales during the week have been heavy
prices ranging between ISI9 cents The advance of
ported BY the last Steamer having been anticipated by
dealers, did net further advance here. We heard
however, Of sale of a small lot at l2K.
TOBACCO-Very little has been doing duhrg the week.
On Monday sale made A. Hamilton & Cos of some
half dozen hhds The highest price paid for leaf being
70 IS; sndfor lug IS.
COFFBE-Owing to the recent BdVees from New Orleans
the market Is rm and disposition to advance the price is
manifested BY holder We, however, continue quote
Common at IOKSO Fair llSIIi Prime at 49, and Bal
mOIe 2k9I9K. The sales of the week about
1900 bags.
sUGARThe receipts have been large an prices rather
tend upward About 200 hhds sold during the past
week range Of I0ZGI for Common; IlK9I X for Fair
tx for Prince and l29lsE for Choice The stock on hand
Is sufficient supply any demand that will probably occur.
MOLAssES.-Ths demand is brisk, but not heavy. We
hear Of sales at7Oc gallon for BARREL and 72K75 half
barrel. The market is vel supplied.
SALTThs article has been unusually active, and large
been made prices some below our last quo
taons It selling in lots at 81 1881 90 for Fine and
458I so for Coarse. Bbl. Is worth 90 cents busbe
wHIsKY.-Ths market has been active, during the
first Of the week prices rather depresed but the Ohio
river having closed with Ice, better feeling manifested
and slight advance may be expected We quote Deansa
e7Hi and Pixies Magnolia al Is x cents 2 gallon.
CANDLES.-With an active demand somewhat easier
Sales have been made in large lots 29c for STAR and
cents for Tallow.
BACoN-But little brought to market. It may be quoted
at ss for Hams; for Sides; and cents for Shoulders
LARD-Aetve and somewhat higher. Buyers are paying
10 cents from wagons for good lots put up lard erees
and 4 when in whisky barrels.
FRATHERS-Tn demand at IS cents.
DRIED FRUlT-Peeed peaches "a bushel, from wag-
ons, Unpseled 50 90; Dried Apples 81 50.
FLoUR-ActIve at S68S6 10 for supsrfne, and Sc 5O86
IS for Extra.
GINsENG.Au that mes to town s taken at IS cents
n.
WHEAT-Is selling at 81.
We would remark that GOceeS be bought the above
quotations, only in large lots.
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Relief.
Dresden, Weakly Co., Tl IN, Dee 81, lsa5.
/, JspJha GlTJiuT o. the Above paug publish. haE
for many yeats been afflicted win blcumuusal, aud
on the evening December 2u, l-ss HuIe walking in
yard fell EI1 violence lce cruising
knee pan very Uaa.y. lIgr-bCE gDrsI- ABOVE
day Mr.. John J. bgueallra LIaf5tt- U kadNay
Co.. ut tlls place. and uearu- as LelFJ and
the terrible comp -haL t1l Ir- adrd
shuu ums the pam lzrar tLc seeing a-ir1, AID
HlLluul I'M ra.H.
pain. ] lt.-r re-zgIe-, louud 80
relief Ia clsesOi eALFru Paai a-faaJ GaEiy Esiist
Jar preferable EJ Eii u4E-T ruIIcu- doubts d
truth cerILc-tg, let tHea l ans T-sdencs
or Dresden, iglu-- ard sri give igu
Information. JEFfut uaEulNiht.
For years Ar Gardiner had sLgTei lurIsrine pela
Rheumatism rs gltslr l s-iE u1egI me ld %
slIck. 9s-l ODD u.eeuI.la Es tried gha g.
RelIsf cFUig sls lIou and free from
pain. LstEli who crippled bed JhIas his
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CLASS "a

De drawn IN NE ety Of NOBLE, Alabama, 10 pubGo On
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 7th, 1857
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RECEIVED AND FOX SALE
Att G. ROBERTSON's.
100 boxes W. r. Cheese, mild, fresh sTtielsj
30 boxes sweet favored Oranges
hhds Cocoa Nuts;
% barrels soft shell Almonds, fresh
10 do FNbeTts;
10 do Cream nuts;
10 do Crunberries;
so do Ale, different brands,
10 Gases Ste and sweet CataWba Wines
10 do Cherrl Brandy;
10 do ladies Wine;
$4,000 Cigars suitable for Country Trade;
10000 90 Best Brands for City Retail;
! dozen Ale Pumps, New York makei
Which will be sold cheap, at }. @. RUBERISON5,
Ian3 Stiff Broadway.
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GOOD MEDICINES
a aRRAT PHYsICAL ~.


qaeElng ne cireaSatonths method o. prsVsnrus
We Establishment Of dsaase-ragulaHOn the only Eneana
W plfnyn8 me blood and restoring sick health
4llcA ehC>eT OF Railways Ready Relief AID Radwara
-e8ueofsl u S~rlng NE patient Of coughs corrasons
lL9un4.si BneumCuia sore throat inhaaatio1s fsFsF
ana ague, ouhOna Tsmitisnt and intermstanf 1eafst
ypnus, eaagreai snd all contagious and nononfn7ors
feYera.
The positive virtues Of Railways Renovatin Rslov-t Il
Restoring the Consumpuve 70 Hsalth ana -se'-i-,
Bronchitis, Asthma, bad Headaches aRd DyIpepsis
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The FIRST SIGN.

THE ROYALTDUCH.
How The r. R. Res0veuL cured the Kings Evil ator
rsss Of crowned JAILED 70 restore the suPlleaBg
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one two Of KadWay's Regulators VIII ansWor better
purpose lhan easier Oil common pills. blue pills, LEAFS 81
Bilious pills. % otuer caaarc, bilious Drastic, pursa-
uves, sAlt OF seanse. The Regulators w quickly open
the bowels, forc5 natural passage and will leave the
whole system IN a hsslJhy state.
PALSEf-kHEUMATISM
How the z. K. T. Remedies raised Mrs sarah A. 10.
from crippled and helpless condition % sound hsaie
alter the skill OF tour OF the phYsfeiana h.
New YORK had JAILED TO relieve her Parker Reese
WardIs, and Mcclellan.
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Holloway PiIIS.-The is not more necessary
In settlements than is this wonderful medicine which
cures with rapidly and certainty debltaIng aGsc
lions the stomach and bowels which parsyse industry
in unhealthy regions.
Sold atthe manufactures No. So Maiden Lane New York
and No ga Strand, London and by all druggists at Csc
o. &c, and 81 per box.
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TOMnLOWNERS, ILLs-WRIGHTS, IRON
Founders, and the Public Generally OF
Nashville, and the Surrounding
District,
7 HAVE commenced the business Of Pattern Making
and am prepared to make patterns Of Cog Wheels
Water Wheels Pulleys and all kinds Of filings for mill
caring To Farmers and others in the country / would
also saw that prepared to make Threshiug Machines
Fan Mills horse powers r those that out Of order
on the most reasonable Terms and hope by my constant
and unremttng attention to business, will receive
share of public patronage Place Of business Washington
street. South Of the Blind Asylum, between the Murfrees
boro and Lebanon turnpikes and can be found by
curing at Mr. S!ades Grocery the Lebanon turnpike
EaD9S-4m G HENRY WOLFENDEN
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FOR THE COUNTING HOUSE.
Blank hooks Of all sizes,
Pass Books Of all sizes,
Commercial, Note and Letter Papers,
Copying Presses, Coping Books,
Cisri Paper, R. Inks.
ArnOld's Fluid, Steel Pens,
Bill Heads Post Boxes
Letter Clips, Calendars,
Wiring Desks, Bill Files,
Pen Racks, Book Eests,
Porcelain States, Log states,
Blu Paper, &c, &c For sale b. -
rows CHARLEsi W. SMITH.
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NAsnvHLB, SUNDAY MORNING, JAN. II, 1851.
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y. Hslifax. Gentleman"
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EQUAlIZlNG THB CIRCULATION.
And regulating all The organs OF TIE boy " aslnraf srd
healthy asioh.
i-INA- s lelstofs possess properties hat al olhaa
tiiz deficient ana the pills use hat 81
be t-ErE Tor any length Of tine Without weakening ne -
tsl.
They always osve hesysism in healthy coudlon IA.
liver, bowels, heart, pa1creas kdueys skin rarurr
AMI really Do discharge thor several functions Without m
course % gLIHLurai meaus.
Evory dose % Railways Regulators shat are taken VIZ
insse lie, iresh Strength aud sound health. 20 he
WeaE body.
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BOW DISEASED ACTION BECOMES RsraRf.rsrv
AND The BLOODINPURE

great error has long prevailed in the minds OF rl.a
men, That mpurity Of The blood is the cause OF Etc.,
action" This serious mistake Dc is a disfnrb-1-- ~
the ejaculation, aud The esiaoushmeL Il disaaasd eti
that causes mpurty OF the blood.
The X IL. r. theory holds the truth VI The above 4-
for If person be perfect health each srfsV
and vein must carry 70 and from the heart allotted Dor
uon OF blood, and when any set Of vessels refuse DE he
what may 70 carry their proportion The carsnt AZ
blood becomes damned ups IN other Wolds cougestar
takes place. giving pain greater less extent Here
thsn the beginning Of diseased action, which, not r
hsved, viii into Inflammation, and he disease
become established Diseased action being once eatahlis
the blood becomes impure and regularity action o6
tbs part OF the liver Ain, bowels Sc,
rupts1 aud the general system, BY SYM alasng VITA
0cal complaint, becomes involved IN The diIcy. THAI
ms Is me rue state Of The case let any e 70 mind h
g nIlous catching cold. The local officially may b
sore throat which Is ngest0n Of the blood, amountn
sometimes 30 an Inflammation about the throat owing
previous deranged state Of the circulation aud be VII
osler thaL as bowels become cOsTe his liver deagad
Or SIS ska dry and fsFeh, head stopped up pains and
ac1es iH his bones, JOINS Wn she back head aohes dis
charge % water nom The eyes and nose, many ONES
luplsasant and painful pI0ms- fad he adWays
ael heue F.tu tue digestion setting In,
pauon 70 me hroat sut swall0wed doss o. he segu-
-orsr no would have broken up the Congestion.
stored ne regularity on tac part Of lae liver sn boWsls
Nc which lad been bfoksu upon bY The eaees Of the
sore LArUa regularity beng again establish "a. ne fmpurr
1iuu IS suon purified anu ls crcuaun again euuarad
AID las health restored