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Litchfield enquirer., 1857-08-20
a1rteuituraI.

TRAINING STEERS THE YoKE.-The training of cattle for the yoke may be done easily as of colts to the harness. and with title expense to the spirits of the animal But in order to accomplish this must possess ourselves ofabundant patience. We must also have will for the wOrk-lt should be iove-coupled with uI1a rgn3 resolution. Pos scssing this, should accus on the animals to be- ing taught flor what is it but taching) OUT rre- sencc and if possible to being handled But if that Is impracticable from lack of time other cause provide well fenced :. prison yard " or :. school room, in which to exercise them. in some place where they have been in the habit of running when unrestrained. The yard should be about five or six rods long, and from two to three rods wida-if the cattle are very wild, not 50 long, so that with all their efforts they may not be able to escape but lit lie way from the presence of their teacher.
 In getting your anmals-not more than four-in- to the yard care that they may not be fright ned and being by tanning and accnstoming them to your presence. Keep them moving about the yard at lib tfty, making use of the signals common in driving trained cattle. Your first object is 10 weary them while under your power and they have much far ther to travel than you, this will be done, that you may manage them cons lerably; turning them about and perhaps stopping them. Proceed no faster than you can do without whipping for cing. or what is more important, soaring them. When they sufficiently trained you can handle them without alarm; you may put the yokeon them, but they can be taught as first for considerable time. without the yoke-until they may be driven about and stopped, and turned around at pleasure Of course specific directions for action in every case can not be given. but the system is capable of general adoption, is betterfor wild, unmanageable steers than any other. disadvantages are that the amin al is trained to the yoke without fright and being taught without running away, is less ab.e to do so when at work
 We think that no one read the foregoing with out being convinced that it is better to accrIstom animals to the presence "i the driver where they can not escape from him, than to run and chase over many weary mile, tring both parties and tf.cting no more than by the quiet easy method described. We hope, at least, that all mercfH men will be found on the side of mercy. J. SANFIELD. lliino 1857 -Rural Ncm Yo,ker.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-08-20
 GROCERIES, PROV ISIONS,

&C., 0c., to be found in the City. Our Goons, consisting of TEAS, FLOUR, SUGARS, SPICES, ETC, ETC. are l1cSh from MARKET and are offered at prices SCHPRLSIArLI LOW. We have taken for our m"tto that . NIMElE SlXPESCl BETTER THAN A SLOW SHILLING. and consequently ill regard to sell ling cheap,
 WE DEFY COMPETITION. We have room to mention but few articles showing our rateSas toliuws
 Porto Rico MoiasseS, 50 cts per Galllon.-Others sell the same article for 0 and GS. )cy fne Green and Black TEAS, 25 Cts.--As good fs commonly sold for 50 cts.-Dtbbilts SAL-EnATUS. nya qutH- ly, : cts Der pound.-Usual price, 12l cts ,-Extra Quality E1'E , cts. per pound. Oj.er articles pro- port,naiy lop.
 ggsD Please call, examine our Goods, and satisfy yourselves.
 OUR MARKET DEPARTMENT will in no wise be neglected, hut shall receive our particular at tentioD.
 All kinds of Fresh Fish Lobsters, Clans Oysters &c, &c., can be found upon stands in their season.
 Also Foreign and Domestic Fruits. Vegetables &c., will be procured early the market possibly affords,
 All Orders respectfully solicited.
 4. II. KELLAM South Store in Baldwin Block South Main st. Nite. bury. Conn.,. door, above his old Stand.
 Bank Street entrance directly under W. b. Cum
 ming $ Grocery.
 N. B. Professor M c. ScARRIr1 still remains with us, and lectures on "Wednesday and Saturday Even ings. usual.
 Waterbury, Feb. r., 1857. E3-tf
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-08-20

DURE French Zinc, Pure White Lead I;r...s A Oil, Turpentine, Varnish and a general ss. sortment of Paints, Brushes, &c., at "''
 K. V. BUEL k cos
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-08-20
R. M1itisIAlAN, WATCH MAKER AND JEwELLER,

AT THE OLD STAEe
 INVITES attention 10 his assortment of WATCHES S ,IEwELRy, SILVER WARE. and FANCY ARTICLES Gold, Silver and Steel Mounted Spectaccs, with or Fruit and Butter Knives &e made expressly for re- tail.-A tuii assortment of Scotch iebblcs-ncar- sighted and convex SpcctacletlosSes to accommo- date those wanting either kind inserted in their own tt.mcs.-Coiin Plates On hand.-Engraving done at short notlce.-Watclle- repaired in the most sktul manner.-A share of public patronage is fespectfu- ly solicited
 Ltchlield, Oct. 25, 1s56 9
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-08-20
MELODEONS

FEE MANUFACTURED as usual. with all the late lvA Improvements. Second Hand Melodeons. for ale cheap. ARVJD DAYTOv
 Wolcottville, Nov 5. 1856. tf.2s
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-08-20
GoeSe FeUfhP1.S.

VENHE subscribers have made arrangements to keep & constant supply of rst-rate article of GEESE FEATHERS selected and packed with great care by ourselves in packages of from 20 to 50 lbs-and will
 furnish at all times any quantity from 20 to 1000 lbs of quality they will warrant as good as the best, and at as low prices be purchased of equal quality in the state S. & L. HURLBUT.
 Winchester 1856
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-08-20
SPRING GDODsl

lSA uSIANG LINlMENT, Lyons kathalion. Els 1f H- sences, and general assortment of Hair Oil, Pcrfumery, &c., may be found at Mo- West Street
 Litclicld, July 7th lS5o
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-08-20
Notice.

Notice. 'ErHE Subscriber has opened STORE in Tor H rngton Hollow on the road trozo Woleottville to Goshen, for the sale of
 GROCERIES, and will keep good assortment of the same. which he will sell for prompt pay, the time is months j as cheap as can be bought any store in the Coun ty My Goods are mostly purchased in New York at the lowest prices. and shall spare no etolts to suit my customers. All Goods warranted as repre- sented My arrangements for procuring Flour direct from the West, are not surpassed by any one
 W. H. COZ. Torrington, Oct, 1s56 1y27
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-08-20
AMERICAN & FOREIGN PATNrs.

B II. EDDY, Solicitor of Patents date Agent "a a. of the U. $. Patent Office, Washington, un- der the Act of 1887 -16 State St., opposite Kiby St., Boston.
 After an extensive practice of upwards of twenty years, continues to Patents in the United States; also in Great Britain France, and other for cign countries. Caveats, Specifications Assign. mens, and all Papers Drawings for Patents, exc cutcd in liberal terms. and with despatch Resear chcs made into American or Foreign works, to de- telmlne the validity or utility of Patents Inven- iOnsand legal or other advice rendered in all mat ters touching the Copies of the claims of any Patent furnished by rcmtting One Dollar. Assign ments recorded at Washington.
 This Agency is not only the largest in New Eng. land, but through it inventors have advantages for securing patents, or ascertaning the patentabty of inventions, unsurpassed by if not imfneasurably superior to- any that can be offered them elsewhere The testimonials below given, prove that none is BORE SUCCESSFUL AT TIE PATENT OFFICE than the sub Scl1bGr; and as SUCCESS PROOF OF ADyAN- FACES ABILITY he would add that he has abun: dant reason to believe and can prove, that at no other office of the kind are the charges for profes sonal services moderate. The immense practice of the subscriber during twenty years past has ena- blcd him to accumulate vast collection of specf: cations and official decisions relative to patents These besides his extensive library of legal and me- chaniCal works and full accounts of patents granted in the United States and Europe, render him able, beyond question, to offer superior facilities for ob taining patents.
 All necessity of a journey to Washington to pro- cure patent, and the usual great delay therc are here saved inventors.
 TESTIMONIALS
 During the time occupied the office of Com missioner of Patents k. H. Eddy, Esq. of Boston, did business at the Patent Ofice as Solicitor for procuring patents. There few, if any, persons acting in that capacity, who had much business before the Patent Office; and there were who conducted it with skill, fidelity and sue, ess.- I regard Mir. Eddy of the best informed and most skilfu Patent Solicitors in the United States; and have no hesitation in sssuring inventors that they cannot employ person more competent and trustworthy, and more capable of putting their ap- p ations in form to secure for them an early and favorable consideration at the Patent Office.
 EDMUND BURKE
 Late Commissioner of Patents''
 From he Present Comnaiss,oner
 "AUGUsr r, 1855.-Durng the time have held the office of Commissioner of Patents, R. H. Eddy Esq, of Boston, has been extensively engaged in th transaction of business with the Office as Solicitor. lie is thoroughly acquainted with the law, and the rules of practice of the Office. regard him as one of the most capable and successful practitioners with whom have had official intercourse
 CHAS. MASON,
 Commissioner of Patents" Boston, Jan. 1, 1857. 8s-1y
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-08-20

E B Rl'GS and Medicines of all kinds, will bc dis EI pensed with care and accuracy by
 H. w. BE Fl, X CO
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-08-20

B!sielksInisnilg and Wagon Re
 pairing.
 NNR. H. B. G1NEtD. HAVING MADE AR IV@- ranTcmcnts which will enable him to attend to all work in the above Line, would reSpectfuIv intrm the citizens of I4hticld and vicinity that he can be found at th" building known as '' Rogers Blacksmith Shop in Spencer street, with every ia cllity for a quick and thorough execution of Jobs His long experience as Il workman. he trusts will enable him to give entire satisfaction to those who may favor him with tl:"ir patronage
 litchticld, April 3l, 1857 52tf
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-08-20
Important Announcement :

Important AnnO.lncement: Tremendous Rush! Unprecedented Bargains VEHHE Subscriber would respectfully inform his -A numerous Customers in Litchfeld and vicn- ity, that since his remoral to hts NEW STORE in BALDWlN'S BLOCK, he has added extensively to his former Stock and can now exhibit the
 Largest, Choicest, and Best Selected
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-08-20

DRoB BATE ELAN NKS
 U fer sale at this office
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-08-20

EN7M DEMING, IT, Physician and Surgeon
 W Cffce in the Ccurt- House, Litchfield, Conn.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-08-20

B OBERT M. TREAT, Manufacturer of corn A shcllels, churns, safety tug irons, &c., South
 arms, Conn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-09
THE SENATORIAL FRAUD IN INDIANA.
Corrssropderoe Of The v. Y. Thtuhe


INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Feb. 4, 1857.
At 10 o'clock this morning the Democratic O.
members of the Legislature Of this state met ID
caucus in the hall OF the House Of Representative
and went through .he mohons for eiectns United
States Senators.
Lieutenant Governor Hammond, ex-oficlo Pfesl-
dent of the Senate, presided over the TRANSACTIONS
of these gentlemen. There was 10 quorum OF
either house Of the General Assembly present and
the Senate remained in session transactng business
az the other end Of the capltOl-hayins appointed d
President pro tempore when the LeuteuantGo'-
ernOr vacated he char and Wen. % Tie tan 81 me
House.
The Uouse of Representatives cODsis:s OF one
hundred members and the Senate OF nifty members.
The Senatorial Caucus continued, 0gaty-slx
Delegates IN attendance, VIZ: SlX'y..wo members
Of the House less than quorum, and ."eniy-fcnr
members Of the Senate, less than majority.
The Lieut. Governor, 90 taking the Coar, called
the thing JOINT Convention of the tao Houses OF
the General Assembly Of the State Two men,
somewhere in the Hall, nominated Jesse d. Bright
and Graham n. Fitch for the United States Senate.
Afellow standing near the Lieut. Governor vas
appointed by bin Secretary OF the JO.nt Con-
ventOn land be vas forthwith sworn N by the
Democratic Judge Perkins Of he Supreme Court
of the State. The Lieut.. Governor then ordered
the roll of the General Assembly 70 be called:
Graham n. Fitch, said e. hty three delegates.
Jesse u. Bright, said eighty three delegates.
Geo &. Dunn, said two delegates.
Richard w. Thompson, sad TWO de.esa,e~.
"Blapk, said one delegate
TbereupOn the Lieut.. Governor dec AIRED Graham
" Fitch duly elected U0ited States Senator isOn
the State of Indiana until March 1. lo6l, and Jesse
II. Bright, until March :, 1853.
The rascaG:y then adjourned, - meet a; tie
same place one week from to-day, IL 60 through he
far &C of eteting State Officers.
Mr.. Brgh, and Or. Fitch have already gone %
Wsshiugton-th-y TOOK The express tam On the
quick rosd to-day; but / an happy 70 say the pro
test of the Senate of Indiana proceeds them, and
when they ask TO be sworn 10 as Senators they wa
be ne; with the response, The SeOate Of Indian .
Know you Do.. They 2ro.es. against you and
say this House of The Legislature Of Indiana had
no part OF LOT IN The matter"
This is, | believe the fret case OF record u
which partizan caucus composed Of members Of q
legislative body without the concurrent scion OF
the two Houses and with the pr0tes. OF one) has
presumed TO exercise legislative functions and eec.
United States Senators The Harlan case /. DO eX.
eeption. In that there had been Joint Convent n
of The two Houses which adjourned. In our case
there hsd been no Joint Convention a. auy tine
The Republicans Of Indianapolis hold nee .nc
tonight at the Hall of the House, e enter pro-
tes, on the par, of the people. r.BE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-09


The Stock market WAS quite active this n ornng in
the J. adrg Stocks, bu, the feature of the Board was
IN. srge advance in Illinois Central Stock which 10
der the influence of the foreign quotations. sold az high
az liO. an advance within few days Of v cent.
Tbis advance naturally brought out Stock and A. the
Second Board il was sold at 1873 Toe transactions
reach 800 shsres As this IL now the leading Amer
can Security in Europ where 80 900 shares are already
owned and where the highes. opinion is entertained
If It by capitalists, it is difficult 10 predict what
will be the maximum price the Stock will reach.
II orders continue TO come by every steamer, as at
present the whole floating stock will be absorbed
and Withdrawn from market The Rights sold today
at las. Enc was stesdy at 81, but Reading fell of
per cent ceiling at 81. New.York Central was very
buoyan,, with come orders in market for foreign ac-
count Il closed a. el, an improvement Of per cent
Ohio Trust cold az 49, This stock has improved under
dec.oo Of the Court Of Appeals Of Tennessee, which
has confirmed judgment agsinst the stockhod-
ers of the Merchants Trust Company Of Nash
Vile 10 favor Of the Ohio Trust Company for
slCOC0s. The claim grew out Of the failure
o. the Messrs. Covers Of London, 10 1917.
Nicaragua sol1 at Il 4, but not active. West
EN- Railroad .ha'es were irregular bat without impor-
,sbt change. G.leDs improved TO lOji, and Rock
usry r.e.ipts were b.t~een 81, 600 and $4,000
TIFF. lsresr than for January, 1876 Michigan Soath-
eru -sld at 79I; Rome and Wstsrtown IS. &c Rail
road Bonds were IN far demand but not finn llitois
C.pnal cold at go. bsviOg opened at y9ti En-',
ls7I, sod at s3l Goshen Branch 1916 Hadsoo I'd
Mortgsge Sc; 81 Mortgage, tsi, &c. The sales OF
state stocks reached go 600, With a heavy market.
Ms ouris .old at IS; Virginia. S2i &c.
There II DO pew feature in Exchange ~ day There
. potbirg Of importance doing and rates are nomnaHy
q. before.
ToLverpool rates are better for Grain-room scarce.
The ergsg.m-bts are 300 310 bbls Flour, at n. o
y 3D. 70 coo bash Corn in bulk q; Il I'D; 800 bales
Cotton a. 3D. To London very little Is dong, and rates
arr ,orn. VIA, nominal. To Gla'goS Flour AZ D. 81,
3 eco bsgs Wbsstst s!d. To Have, 10 bales Sea
I.abo Cotton q, l.. To Csdz, 1000 bbls. Flour At
81 To Bremen, lie tuns L g~oOd al 3Os-
The bu,ip..s Of the Sub TT. ssury Wa: Receipts,
s242 2I9 D. Payment, sI2s,6s2 Al Bshoee, 3d.
els eco 49, assss, sl2 sli fss az; saturday, sho wing
gam Of 500, Geo. Many Of the delayed yesees hav-
ing suy-d xth lsrge eago-s. the eutTss al the Gus
n-House have been sroEded INTO one week, ~hc1
should have b,en .pr.sd over two or three. The
dutss pad during The seek exceed 81 100 ,Ope sod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-09

COFFFF-Rio has been sctivei two INVOICES com
P.Ds 600 ., S.i' :S ssoa. as q ss: Of 40
bYEWOODswe note further sales OF ieo 'un' 81 pomn
sFLog AND MEAL~Phc demand for Western Canal Flour
less active and prices are without imp"l n, .s md
reduced stock most the better .des only
81 .g 1 so@mon !" good sS
sa 90 O. T gs'Sss a lHs .,Ss .ns %, 'a ~. 70
oboi 80 s0a 90 IS for ST. Louis brand. ADD
quiet the receipts moderate sale. Of $40 bb. 90 0
90 SIS for .upe6ne .nd Tor ess brands. soohs'n
for tho trade, $50 S6. s1ds, J. o. %,sa
.od ' cs: :q g.nd eoa 9p ..
- Is deiygrsS Rye roa, ,yery quiet At 81 S@t, -
m.os r "r SPAIN b". " price. S.s. n. ,s.. Of
toe 600 bu.hel. choice red Michigan 81 g. Rye
sos' isSS 's' Asd 'S'' ssssss sey firmly i.a
81 81 prime scare Barley Malt .''s.dy at ~ ss%ei ~
Western. Corn quite firmly h.id spd 4 IN far ,sq1s.,
Ws.isr IS mixed otber lind. are Quiet .ad nominal
HoPsHoldeI. are firm With TAR deassd iot es Wig pnf
HIDES are drm buyers only come for~ud " nsos''.'sd
HAY~Ths DEMAND I. fair and the arrivals liberal 'aes Ofs'o
lRoN~seotsh Pis moderate s-ss:. b. tho 'Sei !:
light and prices continue firm At 80 todsSl mos, % ne
I.S.5 s ."a ssl % 5 .I ,n s ,s. nd
ss1 latter The stock Of all kind. is rsher small
IFATnRR-Ib. m..s !. I.,hsI a1Is,, prices continue
MOLAssEs has been quiet We bsv. not heard Of any I'm
NAVAL sToREs-sprt. Turpsn Inc continue. firm, ba.
the market wite'u, s'.ss,. s0.sr' sale. Of % 81. from
sr9 bcr time Stock band .S-u, 5000 lel. oIeSs
mans qqie bat The 9as '% sSs sa'essns a., So
stead. st. Sy1 md ID f.f rsqu.t ale.
80 delivered ne log AID %sdo% s.ss. q No a,1 s
5p d. .i ~ SO Il delivered 100 b6l. 10. No i.t21'
e.' IS tS, n:ss% 30 4 ..s ~ 'S sa .s ss .S
god .uppy or.rns prices are mostly nominal. saa range h"A
eousFI fis.".a ,b. demand IL uod@rsis bu, pr.ees
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-09
DIE ..
Ne o. .laday, J.a. Is k1tus Bradford
ALLYS-At Se'f.s., v

ALLYs-Ai sef.', Ne Sunday, JIa Is klfas Bradford
A l)E sfsc - y'As -.
AVA o. puIbary MAJ IL rth 10 "a 41.s i nom
B.ekr. re u p mouth Co.3-y sooL u 80
zept' cAn he ehiets 'Or. ~ u the PiTin- $500
issts BAv@r1 CGseIsty Owe Gaze !. lsIO
~ ~ hi, clzss lsayns en,-F-i ~o-n
this ~srdsd IL eisae-r bon re ae
pui..-d be sfs Of pro..iop ~ 40 IN be once % nc
II -sic- a. - fa-' IL n SON n-f - 10
sem. ~ bs ~.sfy Of .on YER PROPRIETOR 81 afs7
spd ycuity Of - rs; And :. he s'tc. H0n
Nr e3h,sr smssf = re pf-pfi-,crs w Asyh e
AZ o. these s1ca an aEe-cy .ot
.i.r,f -stet ~1te .ccs - d. p'oi-s
10 10 Us 'or N r. 'haa ,"satJ yrN
hsr a'-t oy s p ee4se o ne fenA i-e --Si
cf p, opfi. ,,,
Bow ko. Of s.,knDeots, u pFof1Grd earI
~ ,p3 fe. fsfEsGeat - SAse aver se pfosto
bae sspefi al. eoukfry he Ets nor rfey
b abe 10 n.bs BRET - .Ly EFrn q-s'1~'
ne cofsry Vo.lu4e ana p-<e ~ iSo4L >siI< - D'
finn ter sd yet % ~ss D. 10 meas St+-f,,
yha. Z. cAlec osof ls.'sr he ~-s ss~.-f o. "a.
,,r,l-. 81 i.rpfgd-cc- srd vtt aaiDd ~ u>. iof9N
.rst,t q. e con pF-t.t'ls Dc Ppf-'
wonderful -.s1sD-ss 4 discfifnns' 10
~r,rr q ~-I r-ueu ssrs - oA'- s--fa ne
H., N.f.s r.nak Ia r. -u-~ 10 q 50 o. iof9atoy %
Al ,po.. ~sics 90 - MAKE tes sr'S 40
~ A. q rti> b. vuT'ny ,cc 80, o. ~s'h.
C,i-g J.-ie. n Sap C0lf: " a. CIi-i sArs
r,..ry.c osrt- 4 ns.a1ac ~ OF al
- .d-,r, .. Q. Which CITES ms inaYee .ef' -a
e.p-,io3 i-pfre 20 90 r-r- - - 40 o0s'HT
-. n Al eon se.r- 20 B. saoEo % nonc'd ~
a., ifsGtc'i1e Aad evsfy-hicx nee
-.,,,,-, ,. ay essGst ID Gxat - ole IN. A'V.
!, so.,oo - ss.oGs psf'n-fi - n4.l~s % OAnle
~, b,,u.s. r.sAs Il ls e --s "a ., 'Dpt nd n
II lrsl "a IySNd i1e cs)-- - az
- - so- 81. psiiheneet b 81. ne a3c1oJ trn
"a s.i A. 'iIes onsa,- fs ~ 'as =. ->f-
:. 81 p.,..d Lord c~isv., rig
- .S,.i,f- I, J. a. A. snss rsa'yms % 3 sbe 20
). osi he fslsjc-s eo,se. "A u .fe ms A1o's '-ES
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-09
IAeverrs~mss;
Or. HUNTER ON THE REGULAR OR ALLoPArfnc

sIooxp .sGHs-LsrrtA no III.
~ tas EssSe,' u NJ y. J. rvs>ssa
ese he term a1ess in the esnveztonAl ssnss merely
eees-se n.ees,y tuiss the cid p-seee ron hat
Of tie ecu Aerespcisy Doe he ~
prssree he'd hor. Re eonsGnP'e, TIA; BY s
FL eureyuez; of be vii y restored 20 seAs siE TO-
bar -ts; .Ir-nce Where The evidences of
ess On ever. hand WINES tne nsADcaoj =. o.
IS failure Wien srd. rot single ns-on only sst ne
eI ,s civilized ~ofS Er,ec n The = iet thai pa .
az '1es'aat e'esse w. reet % 10 f1I,eeI AAn %
sas eeen tie Of tn treatment eGPc'eG e2iSa
th'.Aiie q iaie psT -'T I,'soes W.. E "a
I've pfcois TIE writings Of he NOS, ProoIsd And P'eA
hrihors y. Professor TIA; BY ais Prseae ry
Snecn H. pan'I; risrss e . e~ins tIeAi-l sa ne
sue orns He h Ia; ~ he IS PursGs only
Itu 70: }. 5e isa, H. lrA body 4 the people Of tn.
eoTbtFJ housry bel eve il tse rcGrAsty Of
rsa, 5r7-;iee Mo. P~-.o1. .uPoo.- the practice Of
o.sson 70 oea definite an o. sI.pt A,a n
.icn 'sbssee b.. par - Hose ~o Do not are ol
n9s q - and na reospIsd oi .ee [-s.laL 10y o.
..rs,S- 5oe.eJ bv The o,os-..ou ana thst s4cs
ito, hl' h h5sy This disease drives until ~ se's
h. pasn M he 1rsvs Bat et - syi-v toese "a G-t"L
TsE.rsESr ~ BLoopLgrrING 5 'me two hundred year.
Dr. Mor'or Ssrea.ted E-gish physeiSn AID 7an Of
sres' authority hrs day advanced eo0eou' theory ,he
tie res.; q eAsion Of ;he lung 'uctuI: bias, ire
s1ehuy isreaee arr The proper .enedy E,on "a. 's
seehe over he chest The aim was 20 sublime ne nrani
tine u Became known that inflammation rarely II ever pro'
e9eea uosIee and - A- was Io-2 %, not % le
Trdc' o. osfcnE THIS bad become h.btaA Ani u Was COZ
nusd tsoush Of late years few except u the ca ste' q
the eseOe have had ihe bodne % employ L. Ia The mop
at stage l. Is still employed and 20 s Peruicion' nalrne "a
vestenlEg tie Of M merely suierias a,
the tine from Irritation # hs the sub-eqGent
eevelopu .It Of tube C51sSlpfn esseasy fi'ed's
dtbltl III Il life AiHsys before u u set
up They become sill feeble Do aisAuces. II We
would th- patient mus. suePor his strength 20 the
he time tha- strive 70 arrest toe disease
vl,h j. e1hsu.tuE him. Bleeding, then. 10 the hr'
sse only pyodfss ~, 'yfe~ sud bdns.t fully under
control The disease which conseq renee runs more
rsrif cour'e .
1t be supposed that this practice g not supported By
l. i sivocasd In the WORKS Of ne famous
w Mead 4 London Dr. Dover Sir John PrDge Dr. Foiher
I'll DR. Mcnr1 Dr. Chsyu. { Dubin, AID Or. H1ssck %
rewYori We mention these merely 20 show that his
treatment led and prac:iced freely au al 10
II ls years - IL flerce have only opin
p tnat tha; uAkens the powers Of te AL
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