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The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-07-03
AMENDMENT NO. 8.

Resolved by the General Assembly Of the State Of Ohio,
II rec s Of the member elected each branch,
curing therein that Il be and hereby, Is proposed the
electors Of the Snte the second Tuesday Of OC
ober next, approve reject the following amendment
substitute for the second and third sections Of the twelfth
article Of the Constitution.
Alpropery personal and real 81 Oh be subject to taxa
ton by uniform rule the value thereof in money,
hut such deductions from credits may be allowed the
General Assembly may deem expedien Provided, that
burying grounds, public school houses and all other public
properly and all Institutions Of purely public charity. and
al houses used exclusively for public worship shall be
enpt from taxaon and n the total value Of the personal
properly Of any person shall not exceed fifty dollars the
same may be exempt from taxaton All property employ
ed in banking shall always bear burden OF taxation equal
10 that imposed on the property Of indvituals.
Nh. VAN WORRIES,
Speaker ofthe House Of Representatives.
THOMAS II. FORD,
President Of the Senate,
nated Anil ID IeE-
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Dated April sd, 1857
/. AMENDMENT NO. 8.


Resolved by the General Assembly Of the State Of Ohio
Threehs OF the members elected 10 each House concur
ing therein that be- aud hereby is proposed 10 The eee
tors Of this State TO vote, the second Tuesday Of October
next, upon the approval election Of the following
mendment additional section TO article eleven Of the
Constitution. Every county which now Il, ormny hereaf
ter be entitled TO than SENATOR Representative
for the residue Of hepresent deoennia PERIOD for ALL
portion OF any subsequent deceEna period shall be d.
vlded into many Senatorial tnd Representative dis,
ots thore may be Senators Representatives elective
any year Of the present. any subsequent deoenna pe
rod which districts shall be Of contiguous terrtory and
each district shall contain neBTy ratio for Senator
Representative as Is altanabe without violating ,he rule
herein given ooutguty fieHoTy, Hhd without divd
ing any township election precinct, ward II any Rep
resentaye Senatorial district, composed oftvo OF more
ratio be entitled to additional Representative or sena-
tors for any potion ofthe any subsequent
na period which shall be contiguous territory, aud zach
shah contain near ratio as Il aainable without divld.
ineooantles.
II byreason Of the annexation Of one ssna.
torial district TO another, there shall be any ex.
cess Of population over a Senatorial ratio which
shall be entitit led 10 additional Senatorial rem
resentation for any portion Of any decennial pc
Rod each district as now conatituted, shall @.
lect one Senator.
Counties shall be divided into districts by the
county commissioners or such other board Of Of
heers elective and resident In the proper county
as may be provided by law. Al least four
months prior 10 the general election 10 1885, the
counties entitled TO more than one member Of Ell
ther house sha II be divided into districts for the
residue OF the present deco nnial period and NJ
least four'months prior to tho genera election IN
the fret year Of each subsequent deoennial Q
riod the counties entitled to more than one mem
Der for all, or any portion Of dscennial period
In either or both houses, shall be divided into
districts for thewho Of the docennal period -
description Of the district Of each county shall
be published as may be directed by the county
eommisSioneTs or as may be prescribed by law.
N. h. VAN WORRIES,
Npeaker Of tho House OF RepTese natives.
THOMAS VI. FORD.
President Of the Senate.
Dated April Sd, 1857
SEoRETARY or STATES oFFicE,(
COLUMBUS, April a, 1857.
hareby certify that the foregoing proposed
Constitution amendments are correctly copied
from the. original rolls on de 10 this Once.
JAMES II. RAKER.
Secretary Of State.
Tihin, April IOth, 81. 6m.
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RnsToRnp THn BLINp 70 sIQHT,



nT. J. sNynER-Feeing myself under theyhighest obu
YOU fuTthe honeGt have received undor you
treatment Amer having undergone al the usual mode. OF
parent benefit and having almost sight Of my eyes
and being Ion n very unhealthy condition, my case being
which, In the course of weeks my eyes restored to
good sight and TO healthy condition, under your new
Therefore In eSpFsssnguy sense Of
gratitude aud you ahboiy TO pie THIS Tor he esneh1
Of the afflicted puhNh, You're truly, 7. .hOlLs,
Mrs PuTTHsnuRaER, Of Tifn for four wears lamost
fof any kind Of busne,s had quite lost her
siph hut on apponon to Dr. haboen rsstored 80 that
she is able TO doa any Kind oibu,iuea,
Also-lInSRy WAtTgG Of this place (For Bald was
afflicted with very bad diseased eyes and liberation ofthe
conea aud applied DR., Snyder aud was restored
10 a good ti qht and TO healthy condition.
pILip EaicK Of Iilan city, was afflicted with remark
aha had ofOpthalma, could not leave dn room oi
some Weokti an appcauonto Dr. e., his eyes was soon
restored 10 ahealy condition,
with yety bad dseased eyes and almost blind applied {,
IN 4 and has been restored To sight, and his eyes 90
healthy condition. 80 thuthe isqua'hed'o do any k'nd
tAiso-a w. RLAoK, son aud daughter Of @, W. Blecl
Of rn, with remarkably bad cases OF opthalme, whiel
and haned tho skin OF the physicians which had who'll
disqualified them from any kind ohusness. Dy application
10 Dr snyder they have been restored to aheahy con
dition--are now able 20 do any kind oflaboT,
hfr TuoMAs GinWy, of Sandusky, City was Athlete
with VERY bad diseased oyeshad entirely lost the eight
one Of eyes and almost he other applied TO DF. sny
A. fsio ana ,sns soon rsstored 10 hitfamiy usef
MamS e,bs,s could be mentioned bat l. deemed unnes
essary and wond only Addtstthe mode oCuealme paS
ucod hy Dr. Snyder Is recent discovery andeaves alto
rother Of the old mode Of reducing the yslcmcu
ting, scortidcation, biserinR.&c a. well a. the use
the usual powerful cansuot yEi blue stone, blue vitTa
any thing which oanetqs and dlsdguring the eye
/ contracting the muscles,
ANY peTsont wishing rtherinfoTma,ion will do we'll
with either of the persons referred 20 uhovl
eT-No charges Tor examination OF advoe-if no ben'
/ 6tis received no charges viii be madol
tD-Dr. SNYDER takes pleasure In saying 10 the pul
Uc that rHin Citylu pleasant and healthy location, an
fond boarding an bg had fom s2SOto sa0Oper week.
| O6cs-in q, ", Blacks Block WashiWglo
Street Tifiln City, Ohio.
Jan. %. 1857. (nl6.
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AuENpMFNT NO. ..
Dated Aprllsd, 1857.

Resovedby the General Assembly Of the State Of Ohio,
Three-hnh Of the members elected eath House
curing therein that Il be- and hereby , proposed 10 the
electors OF this State the second Tuesday Of Oc
tober next upon the approval oTiecion Of the following
amendment, n substitute for the fh and sixih sections
Of the fourth article Of tho Constitution Wis sEc. g.
District shall be held In each county east In
each year by one District Judges elected the
ecors Of separate districts 20 be prescribed by law who
shall hold their office for Eve years. and during their
nuance Office shall resfe In the district for which they
are elected The provisions Of the fourteenth section Of
this article shall apply District Judges The General
Assembly may BY law authorze the judges Of the District
Court and Of the courts Of common Pleas TO x the times
ofhold ng herrespecyec Until District Judges shall
have been elected and qualified, District Courts shall bo
held by the Judges Of the supreme Court and Of the Coui
Of Common Pleas, a. authorized Sec. g. The Dis.
ci Court shall have such jurisdiction may be provided
bv law and the Judges thereof shall have and exercise such
lursdoon az ehnubers and may be required 10
st as Judges ofho of Common Pleas thalbo d.
roctod by law. -
spoakerof tie House Of Representatives.
THOMAS n. FORD.
President Of the Senate.
Dated Aph9d, 1857.
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=. LYONS PURE wt
e0HT0 CATA IKBA BRANDY

THE undersigned has just received lot
OIL. Lyons pure Catawba Brandy which
is strongly recommended by the medical men
10 iuvaids and to all who need Iufe biaheI
for rnediooi nurnos,s. For sale by the case
or bottle, 10y GIBSON q sLANKER' Tihn o.
HEREBY certify that have this DAY IN
specied large Of fine 'Catawba Brandy lot
NJ. ]. Jacobs, Nos i99 and il3, 8rd street.
and anor careful examination IND " RUE
Of high chemical siandatd, and rec rom al
foreign or poisonous substances, ona nave
marked It as the law directs. Gwen uh9ei
my hand at the business place OF MI SaooOs,
where The above Is kept ior sac JoI nSa'gS ga ~
! and other purposes. Hlhhm 4CON' H' ~
! Feb. 21,'57u
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Resolved by the General Assembly Of the State Of Ohio
Threenhs of the members elected oeaoh house
ing therein, That h be and hereby proposed 10 the see
Of the State, the second Tuesday Of October
approve reject the following amendment subst-
for thefrst and second sections OF the thirteenth anti
Gle Of the constitution. vz:Coporatons Of every desorp
ton shall be created and corporate powers granted only
genealaws which shall define the powers, privileges and
immunes and prescribe the duties and liabilities Of each
class descriptions Of corporations, but the General As.
sembly may special laws for the relief Of corporations
in peculiar and may make special provisions in
CORD corporations In wherefcm their peculiar
ton interests such special provisions required and
may from time TO time alter repeal all such laws,
authorized by this section.
N. IT. VAN WORRIES. %.
SpeakeTof the House Of Representatives.
THOMASH II. FORD,
President OF the Senate.
Dated April Sd, 1857.
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HOUSE,

EN- HOLT PROPRIETOR.
Situated on the cornerof Adams and Sandusky
s,reeta,Wesiside fthe5 udusky Riverin the City
of Thin has beenlately reWired and furnished
for tbe especial accommodation or The travelling
public, this House ia in the pleasantest part OF
the City, and is large oommodiOus and splendid
building, well adapted TO the purpose Of public
house itisbuta few rods from, and In sight OF
Tire Railroad DedOt, II Is the nearest and most
commodious tavrn 10 that point. Mr.. HoLr
takes pleasure IN announcing TO the public tha'
b{a Uouseconta plenty oflargo airy and
WE'LL FURNISHED
/ bed Rooms lie would also invite all Of bis
| old customers.to give him call,as he thinks
| theywillbe satisfied.
Ti6in, Oct,l7, 1855. IT,
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BY AUTHORITY.
PROPOSED CONSTITUTION
MENDMENTS.


RssnlgsdJy ts General Afsmby Of TIE siaio efobio,
Three fila o ths eber elected 70 eaoh Hsufe coueur
osof s etsis On ihs second Tn,dayof ootcbef
nextuPon the approval o. reco oflhe following emend.
ond Article Of the Constitution and sr the qud eeutoh uf
he same Article and ioIths 81 Sec Of tho Ii Article vizi
r,encs on the hrs Monday Of January annutlfv eenn
tors shall be elected bennany and Repftteniasos ahnu.
oa he second Tuosday Of October Ths tenn Oh oiace
shall commence te if dayof Januay next amer their
election that of Senators she'll continue two years
That Of Represeniavss one yeas. The Senators esced IN
October shan hold theiF oess for two yeali and
elected the time shall bold their o
fees for yeer. Prov led that seventeen o NE bena
tors elected the second Tuesday Of uctobef 1857 to o
asoeained by o the President Of the Senate mey az
seot ha oce for only one yeer andthei ,ue
shall be elected The second Tuesday Of October
theroaftcr When any county shaheve fraction above
the rate. Of Represent eve 90 large atbong multiplied
By ten ne result s be eqgs 70 one Or more raito ed'
dtone Representatives. shall be epporo Tor such "a
os among the several sessions Of The decennia period in
the following manner u there be only one ratio then
Representative fhal be allotted 10 the tenth session 0f
. dseennial period.
If hereeTo two ratios Representatives shah be allosis
10 the ninth and tenth sessions; ~ three tho eighth
and tenth sesons;f four the seventh, eighth, ninh On,
enhi 1ffve TO the sixth seventh, eighth ninth snd tenth
n ak 10 he fh sixth sevsnhi eighth ninth and ient;
seven to The fourth, m, sixth, sevtnih, eighth ninth
/, tsnh;If sghtto the third fourth, hhh siSh, seventh
eighth uinh and tsnhi II nine 70 the second third iou
h sixth, seventh eighth ninh and tenth session Of th
!, dseennial period respectively.
! In determining The number Of Henators % which on
senatora district might be entitled In any decenne poro
by reason Of any fraction Of Iato, the aoo
tha be multiplied by Eve and NJ the result be equal
senatoralraio an additional Senator shall be allotted
snd district for the ninth and tenth sessions NJ u be equ
totso such raos an additional Senator for the sevent
eighth ninth and tenth sessions shall be allotted 10 on,
10 d5triot ~ three then the dh, tixth seventh eight
p ninth and tenth
ninth and tenth sessions respectively II bis ameudmcT
be adopted by the electors, the counties entitled
more than one member in either both branches OF d
n Legislature n the fourth and h sessions Of The prote
F deeennial period as now Provides shall have like numb
es OF members each branch thereof for each session Of
lo remainder Of the present decennial period.
ir N.H,VAN WORRIES,
os Speaker Of the House Of Representa-
L THOMAS N. FORD,
~ President Of the Senate
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Ho that hath Eyes to Sec Let Him See.
DIR. j. SNYDER.
OCULTST.

rs still hand aud ready az oil times TO wait uP e
afflicted with al soatcd eyes, Thankful the unusual
" liberal patronage he has received during the few months
nfhisrcsdcnca In Tin, he would respectfully solicit
continuance Of tho same. From his unusual success IN
treating the have beou undot his care
hom this piece and various pert OF the State he feels
newod conGdenoein tuuiunghe patronage Of the public
Tie has inmany cases
RESTORED THE BLIND TO SIGHT,
And badly diseased eyes 10 healthy condition dpfng III
short residence In this place,
Dr Snyder has also paid particular attention 90 ieTof
lout diseases which he has treated with unparalleled sue
cess.
Dr. g. could refer manycaset a. distance, but deems
unnocetaTy, and willie only insert aloer nom Mr.. Boyss
ofCarey and will refer few only Of thomany easestha
have been benefited In thitytciniy.
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%. GO. .enoilhara. snrgeon ponLlnt.
ATMOSPHERIC PRINCIPLE.
STEAM ENGINES.

CTEAM Engiuos for Saw Mills, aud Flsri3
Oother purposes, manufactured thisiV, iat Il.
Establishment together with variety ofCasungi
We also manufacture Brick M0ohiucs, thst
save much labor,-All job Work douein Won
masll ko manner, aud upon shortnolce,
March I, 1851, }. ID. LOOMS & co
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PRESERVE I8UR TEETH =!
4dn
WOULD YOU HAVE BRALTH1
WOULD YOU HAVE CoMFORTf

WOULD YOU HAVE BEAUTYg
Wonldy you instead Of diseased gums liberated teeth
oc andloethsome breath, have 6ealth BEAUTY Tvgeet
ash'oooi' ana eloanlinoss-proservey your teeth
IOPs me Os Way
tondslhs professional services 70 tho people Of rimn
and vicinity and il fny 10 nssr tst latest and
n9.t beautiful styles ofinoonuptibio teeth, from one 70
pii ease on gold, silver % Guiih Poroha.
HIS hlhngs not Of that son SnonVy fnxtls which iu-
steea OF beauutyHg, absolutely iniure and destroy the
test1 tpat treated hut perfectly solid beautifully
Teeth cleaned n tha bosi nanns., without pain. Dis
eased gums sud All operations pcrmsd
with sklilando care. t,y-PARTCULAR ATTENTION
PAID To CORRECTING IRREGULARITIES IN
TEETH. a The best references and
specimens Of his work may BE- tall times thisooe
in Tombs Block, over White bros. store.
Tihin, Nov.95, 80. ~
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Rare Chance to Make Money
a., Etorr-fsoncrs. News-noyst Door
Agents ana Others
NE Coples

1876 Copies
~ .h,,3.,msi, boaad. we'll priatod and sho"y
boob of 81 fptges, wosk OF
Romance aud REALITY
sVubas,li ia packagei oil twenty hye copies
.,sh. ,tths fouosing uncquailcd bArgalns
n pnohn ra.s5f Q8"......s. 90 Cenls'
r psstares OF qS.... .ss.ss'. '''' Sss0V'
40 rackakes of R5 ".' '''' '''' go.
rho w,rt win roadiy sell a, retail AZ from one
40 two ahillihg. per copy. 49,
This ia rare chance for young men boys
country aogekoeperi ana others 90 make large
nsaee.. ~ JAMES pELAN,
M 81 AZ City Book Store. THIN, O.
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7 u d COLLEGIATE OOURsE

vhchis nionded 10 embrace IN branches "Pufoly mer
cano hiss been recently onlured and can now be- feget
dnd % one Of The most erghy thorough and complete eY
er Introduced to ihe public 10 any similar Institution n'he
United States
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NEW METHOD OF TEACHING

strikes te vey gomnatnTpoints Of The Hcionoe, f''
veanq the great notura twoiod division OF the Ledger
Whereby s seen The proper line Of demarkauon between
Reaand Representative Property aud the governing law
or tfanat gcrnfll W affecting the two classes OF no
counts aud those Of the class, n every variety Of
trantacona, thus stripping this most useul and beauu
science OF much Of s tima.honoed my stories made such
bv arbitrary and iuiahlo rules meannFefa lofms hnd
lse nntonti and hence enables the student 70 acquire
notions OF accounts omboiel In actual practice.
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BOOK KEEPING DEPARTMENT
sracrt three distinct etade' vEi initiaory, Regular
and Extended Courses, nhd taught Fulsom's New mets
od, recommended BY twenty Of the most reliable
Practical Accountants Of Cleveland
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FEE IN -ADVANOE.

Foy entire Mercantile Cour'e, time unlimited -.
Same Courie, for Ladies' Y.
For foil course in Flour sling, etc. per ugretment
~ B.Fofpauiculafs send for Caiaoguosand Circular
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THE REGULAR COURS L

IL nended TO represent every species Of bu,ness from the
smallest Reieil TO the heaviest and most intricate oi
Whoissae and Commission, as we'll as Banking, Railroad
ng eic demanded prosentby vas, and constantly
Increasing Commerce.
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EXCELSIOR EYE BALM,
FoR AT DISEASES or THE EYE on EYRLtp
UPoN PERSONS OR HORSES.


lnaammtians. Films, Ulcorltlous, Wesk sight
ami an f,ems OF ID issased Eyes ara cured 50 rap.
hly, thai whore q Il best know u d considered
alm0st f fAgfcAt.in is henliag influence A Ply
sioiau irom ipllaoa writas--
"Yoar meliciaa has given pERyEcr and EN-.
TiGEs sA1laF ACTION 10 every case"
Oao Drue Store that has sold. the past season
orar I7 U uuVDarn Notifies says did not
aiiin a single Instance.
Aaoll Horse Jockey, who has handled horses
all his lie, saysi--
"lf your Ere BALM. with little Bleeding aud
Phvsicing whera tho syatem Is 100 full, will not
cara they may give up the Eye"
One laly. who had been deprived Of sight 10
on Eve, by iln over is for ak years saysi--
Alter thirty Physioians had proscribod. with.
oat aiq gol doae mo, yoar Medicine is perform
Ing eufe.'
Clafiily aoi hon'Rtly, viii you dep-iyo your.
self Of 200 romaiioA hacansa some, would be
wise onaserg OUT Qackey --or you will Try Que
box Of cur
FAMILY MEDIo1NEs
all be heolal Of yonr Oisaases We do no, ,pt
700 Eye q dm ior apythiug has sore Rro. md
Eve Lilsi batii goa hegs lt 10 lhe house, YOU
nny nart tho holy. for itso hoalius 60 al .rb
surfaces, chat it will CURg THEN QuICKeR. tbsn
anYthins elso. Ap1ly lLifyou wish. with a ouiu
iralher.p TIE s1rns. onoo, twice or throe llnies a
day a. you deem necessary.
Prepared aud Sold Wholesale aud Retail bv
A. LANHWORrHY,
Finday. Ohio
Soli nv GIBSON b sLANNRR TiRo. o.
' sFL-2, fosi'fiA, @ G. W. y. ZUCG
N"'ef f'V' July 30, 81 -6a,
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Courtor Common pleas orsencon coun-
~ VOhio.

Samuel X Holland, Prnvs u. g. Myers & James Toner,
psrnefs nf Myers O Toner, Delendanis.
THE Defendant, james Toner, will ako notice that
the lRh day uf November, A. ID. 1857, he plnu.iT
Eamuel X. HOLLAND, Sled Die petition in he said court
wherein be ayi thar there due 10 him, upon settlement Of
al accoun, wasasccuancd and nrrsod upon y aud be-
tween The parties on the 10th day OF November lei7
e sum of 905l, with interest since said iGth day Of No
yemhfr a. ID. 1857, anl prjing Judgment in io r
That Plaintiff has causedan attachment Co sue against de-
fcndanit. That d. sad Defendant James Toner M.
said petition before Che oh sviurluy amer the last
Monday Of November A. d. 1857 he same will be taken
ne true and Judgment rendered accordingly.
no27Owp.f2.5O J. G. LEE, Prni Auy.
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Hon. n. D CLARK.
FACULTY..

H. B lRYAST II. D. sfRArroS J. G. rHvAyr, r. r. Z
tnuroN J. T. CsLEEs, lnsructor 10 he Science Of Ae
counts, and Lecturers on Business Customs
7. X hrtFcEH EoSs, Instruction. IN Dusipess and o.,
namsnal Penmanship, and Lecturers Oh CormereisI fo
fCspondenco. N''i
Hon tloRAcE mann, Hon Gro w. Ctrvror. ffo, r,,.
hu buRHirr, Special Lectuurs.
a. Hon. eAhI srAHEwEA EArHgR, HoRACE ID CtAng Frr
Hon. JESSE 7. bisHor Lecturer Commercial law -
hey. fEknEmGA F BROWN Pros. Asa MltAs Lectu.
Rev. AMEg ELIER. Rev Dr. Afrrr. Tr,tr,,-.. ~ g.,
mersal Ethics. N'
T HANDY, J. b. MERHAu, Lecturers on Banking, FL.
nance, etc. e'.- p
H. q MARSHALL, n. g. Luor. Lecturers on the General
Principles a1d Detail. Of Railroadinr
J. Il. MERRIAM, ENERsoN II. Nirr, Ircturof n on CoB,
uiersial Couurfafiona ~Nti
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EXCELSIOR EYE BALM.
DO YOU DESIRE HEALTH9
THEN READ A WORD
prroRr Tou runow ruu DowN As woRrutrs'

II is a fact well known to Ni our Western cio-
that the miaima ihnt is constantly praseniin
the eir oi this rich wostorn country, aud iho chan
grs which nrcnr fo frequently from heat 20 cold,
give iise 90 vofious forms Of disease, and it be-
comes ar impnHant inquiry ihon torus, what we
eau do 90 prevent these sudden attacks, 90 which
we nrc soiiahlsl An old saying y, Ian ounce Of
prevention Is worth pound Of cure" aud 10
nothing j. e truer Than in thIs,-for in however
many forms we are attacked with lllncss The pri-
masy causu IL ucsriy tho same. We catch coll, 4,
or oyer-oai, tho pores of our body become closed
sad tho refuse matter which g. generally thrown
out ofthe system by sensible or insoniiblo porspb
ratioui Remains in 10 ani clogs &c up, and The con.
sequences s that tho Inward iunrt.ons of iho body
cannot perform thoir duty, any more than watch
can, the cngs ot whose wheels are hllnd with dirt
Every part OF our bodies demands its different a.
eir eut from Tho food, and the part our uomarhs
ake is 90 eliminate such parts, and'scnd them iu
hoir proper dirocunni when our system is fully
open Ibis Is we'll aud beautifully done, and such
parts OF our food as are not noodod, are thrown
out by Precipitation, and tho natural outlets of our
nodits.-butWhou cold, or any O'hurcuuse, stops
these outlets, this odal DIVE may so speak,) ra.
mains 10 the body; and fovuts, Rheumatism
Jaundice, Liver Complaint Aguo, Neuralgia, &c,
sc, occur. What then shall we dol the answer
g. easy--cleanso tho system thoroughly, restore
these umura oudets and wo are free. When
shall we do itl Shall we wait ill the disease be.
comes sot upon usi No, LOT ustaku