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and o,hers reclining upon the laps Of
friends. These we're affected Ia various
ways--sone weeping bitterly, but silent
y, under deep conviction OF sin; some
CT ying piieously for msreyi and others
unable to siier a word. 50 thoroughly
were their physical faculties ia obeyance.
In many parts d tbe garden groups Of
boys and girls, Who bad retired from the
body Of the congregation. formed ia the
shFabbery lillls meetings for prayer and
exhora;ion among themselves. Some
Of these we're ragged little boys. who
had evidently belonged 10 the outcass
classes. One Of these cases vas that of
siitle boy, ahoss eseven years old, who,
n very retired part Of the garden. en-
gagged IN prayer, surrounded by about
twenty lads Of the same age aud class.
This lad was, 1t appears, neglected by his
parents. and formerly obtained a scanty
livelihood by hawking ballads through
the streets; and the tastered garments
in which be rs well as bis companions
were arrayed on Wednesday showed that
in that respect, their prospects in life had
not much improved.
Al tle close Of lle general meeting,
one Of the ministers Of the town, who
has moved great deal among the juve-
nile population, was surrounded by a
large assemblage Of boys, who ultimately
formed themselves into procession, and
marched inso town, singing
'oi that VIII be joyful
Many Of these children evidently belong.
ed to tie lowest classes Of society. A
portion Of the procession, which divided
from the resi-, on arriving at the Pound
district, ceased to sing till they had pas
sed is dangerous precincts, and resumed
their song when they passed into Town.
send street. The immense eoneourse of
people left the gardens in the most order,
y manner-the majority of them evident
, ly impressed with the conviction that i
was good for them to have been there.
: Il few manufactures and other places o
! business, we're closed for the day, in or
der to allow the workers to join in tn,
above services"
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How SOLDIER FEELS IL BATTLE.
"A young French officer thus writes of
bis first experience in battle:
Our officers kep, Us back, for we were
not numerous enough to charge upon the
enemy. This was, moreover, most pru-
dent, for this murderous ire-so fatal to
the white eoats-did Us but little harm.
Our eonical balls penetrated their dense
masses, while those Of the Austrians
whislled past our ears and respected our
persons. Il was the FIRST time I had
faced ere, nor was the only cne. Well.
/ am satisfied wilh myself True, I
lodged the FIRST balls. bar Henry ".
they say, d.d the same at tie beginning
Of every battle. Il is, in tact, physical
eff,-ei, independent Of the will. But,
sbis tribute paid, if you could only feel
how each shot eieciFiGes you. II is like
a whip o. racers legs. Tie balls whis-
lie past you, torn Up the earth around
you. sill oar. wound another, and you
hardly notice them. You grow intoxi-
Gated. lbo smeli Of gun-powder mounts
to your brain. The eye becomes blood
shos aad The loOk Is fixed opon the enc
my. There Is something Of all the pas
sioas ia that .errible passion excit. in
q soldier by The sight OF blood and the
iumuli oi batile. Everybody who has
tried it teslifes to the peculiar inIoxica-
toin thai is prodaeed BY being in battle.
There IS aa inla;uatins influence about
the smell OF posder, tie sbrili whistle oI
a bullet, aud the sight Of huUan blood
tl,al instantly transforms men from COW
ards 10 heroes-from women sometimes
to monster. None can tel Of the ma
ture or mystery Of that influence, but
those who have been in the aifray them
selves,
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1859-08-19

Col. James Glover Of the California
Overland Mail Company, informs the
GalIatin fTeua.) Examiner a the exit
enee of 4 remarkable sprias z80 miles
east Of The III Paso, on the road leading
10 San Antonio. It Is fully $50 feet h
diameter. and has been sounded TO The
depth Of 5000 feet without aadiag bot.
tom.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1859-08-19

HuTNG HpG AGArS.-Saxe, the poet
politician, is running the gauntlet and
running for governor At the same time
Here followelh the latest jbe
THE sPoILs IN VERMONT
tThe Democrats win win, said smish,
ouoth Dig. " ! shouldn't wonder
Already they arc running with
Big S4xE 20 hold the plunder
-LotpsH Citizen.
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CT The Burlington (yt.) 7isasss ssales
that Mrs. BRAKEMAN Of Hanliagtoa, who
about seventeen months since gave birth
70 four children, has recently given birth
10 ttree more-alI doing vel
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1859-08-19

gE 1t is pretty saying of an old
writer, that men, like books begin and
end with blank Ieaves--infancy and sem
iIity.
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e. Religion and medicine are not re-
.yoa.sbls ior ,he faults and mistakes Of
Gbsir a0ciaTs.
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er To speak harshly to person Of
ssnsibllisy Is hks s,tlkiag harpsiehord
With your fists.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1859-08-19

About the only person we ever heard
of that was not spoiled by being lionized,
was Jew, named Daniel.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1859-08-19

Eg To act upon determination made
in anger, is like embarking in a vessel
during storm.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1859-08-19

Gu What IS that which shows others
vhai it eanno, see iiselfY A mirror.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1859-08-19

er lie Is DO mean philosopher who
cas give a rsasou for half Of what he
thinks.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1859-08-19

G. LAX u a eaustie which sometimes
burns the fingers Of those who make use
of L.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1859-08-19

e. lie only IS Independent wbO can
maintain himselfby BIS own ezer'iOns.
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~ Piety is The hest praetics.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-05-14

.uUT tYHgc .SHfe.
NVvurpFsS by certain inleuture Of rlOrL1ag.

III
WHEREAS, by \ certain intenture or mortgage
w GATED on Ihe eleventh day az September, \. D.
l-;,i and flied for record the 2hh day u' Scptem
Der. b. lN:I and recorded ia the Recorders Office i'll
and for The County La Sale ard State of Illinois, i'll
BocA 30 ag 2j2 AMI 253 ), mes Kelly and Martin
Dever"ux and N.rv Dryeruux did barg.iI , sell. and
convey TO Iiry G Cotton for the use OF Eliza ~ Ba
con- tho real hereinafter described. to secure the
payment OF certain rromissory note, bearing even
dAtc WIN sdd mortgage deed.
Aid whereas. it provided in and by said mortgage
de d. that If defuit shall be made III the payment of
lie I'D roti sorry either principal
or any Part or portion of either, at the time times
The should become due then the said Cotton and
las assigns were and authorized aid real
estate at pubic auction after giving four weeks notice
OF the time and place OF SALE public
county here said real estate situate and cnn.
vey the the highest aud best bidder and out of
the money arising 'herefrom. first pay all attorney nd
counsel fees costs, and expenses, and then the
whole amount OF the principal sam secured by said
mortgage with interest the To the day OF sale
Ard whereas dcfiul; has been made in the payment
OF the principal ard in said proissory note
mentioned, secured as Aforesaid, ana Tie same still
being due and unpaid.
Sail, County state of Illinois. at the March Term, A.
d. 81. il was ordered. adudged- and decreed that the
morg ige aforesaid. and the sums of money therein de-
scrit.d shall become vested in and become due and
payable Eliza NJ. Bacon in the same nnnner that the
same wer, vested in payable the said Henry G.
Cotton, Trustee fer the said Eliza NJ. Bacon.
Now therefore p,.bc notice Is hereby given, that the
undrrsg neh. by virtue of the power in her vested by
said mortgage deed, and the decree aforesaid, and Tor
the plrpne therein expressed will expose sale at
public auction, the south the Court House in
the City OF Ottawa La sale County and State Of Iii
no-, he sixteenth .lay of Nav AID 1879 at two
O'clock OF that day. the following described real
estate to wit: Commencing a point line
o. Lot number four al block number nineteen, 81
IN the town of Ottawa sixy-ev.n feet and six inches
south OF the north west Of said Lot boundary
ihie rum: thence south seventeen feet and inches
thence due east TO the cas-, line of the Lot thence
nor'hery along the east line of said Lot. point due
east of the place Of beginning thence due the
IN. above sae e., Ia The asS
d May, A.D. 1Soo (my1Q ELIZA n. BACON.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-05-14
@ttaha frttGrao
OTTAWA, ILL, MAY IA, 1859.
The Odd Fellows Festival.

Our paper is almost wholly occupied to-
day with couple of orations delivered at
the Odd Fellows Festival in this city
These speeches set forth the claims OF that
Order upon the good will and support OF
the community, and may enable the read
or to account for the general high char
acter and large number of its membership
in this country. We seldom (and always
unwillinsly) cucumber our columns with
long speeches of this kind; but the gen
eral desire of the hundreds who heard
these speeches delivered to see them in
print, has prevailed upon us to overcome
our hesitancy in the matter
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-05-14

SAND Such FALL-"-On Friday night
last, the whole west wall of Mrs. II hollands
cement house, on Jefferson st, gave way
and fell to the ground Mrs H. lived in
the second story, The family were all
asleep when the wall fell and were only
aroused by the crash. Fortunately no one
was injured, and but very little damage
done to the furniture in the house
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-05-14

ERr-Unquestionahly and with
out exagceration, the largest stock of crock
crv in Ottawa Is now to be found at the
store of Messrs Golf. Hull x Thorson, a
a few doors west of the City Bank, north
of the court house This stock was bought
for cash in New York city, and they sag
will be sold p per cent lower than crock
cry has ever hitherto been sold in Ottawa.
That Is talking up to the handle. and now
1.-The proof OF the pudding IS the tasting
Of it" Go and try them
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-05-14
CENTRAL HOISE.

TINIIE undersigned would respectfully inform the pub
tic that he has ase' the above named house, Gate
kept by : CSACE,rr) ,rt that he Is prepared
those who favor him with their patronage. in
good sive and on the reasonable terms. Farmers
in particular would find IL their advantage
here in view of the convenient locality, being in close
sro xiniitv to The business part OF the city.
His table will be furnished with the be st the marke
can afford. He has good stsiiing and careful and at
tentve hostlers loc3al IRA WATSON.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-05-14

WALL PAPER.-The Ea rls have received
another enormous stock Of wall raners
from the east Among them are as hand
some patterns as eyes ever behcld. The
prices for even the finer styles, are much
lower than our people have been accus-
toned to.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-05-14
PROM Europe.

There have been several arrivals from
Europe during the week, bringing impor-
tant war news down to the lst inst. We
have no room to-day for details, but the
substance of it is, that all the negotiations
for peace have failed; that Sardinia has re-
jected the ulttmatum of Austria with scorn;
and that thereupon Austria crossed the
Ticino," (Which seems to be the Rubicon-
in this imbroglio) with 10000 men, so
that hostilities may be regarded as com
menced In consequence Of this turn of
events, the English and French funds
fuctnated terribly, and all sorts Of bread
the market
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-05-14

REMovAL-E. G. Halbert will in the be
ginning of the coming week remove his
boot and shoe establishment from its pres
ent location on Main street opposite the
Mansion House, to his new building on the
corner of La Sale and Madison streets,
Cately occupied by Mr.. II. Swilt's law of
fce,) Mr.. H. has fitted him up larae.
handsome, and pleasant rooms in hi- new
locality, to conform with his rapidly in
creasing business, and hopes now, not for
a while at least, to be again cramped 10
death for room.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-05-14
BRhGG & BUEEOwE.,
Exrracrdinary ADVANCEMENT.

Every pu chaser Of a dollar bottle of the ARCTIC IL
NINENT receives, a. Or. Bragg's expense the UNITED
STA ES JOURNAL Of New York, for. year. The
yIrnal is large illustrated papsr-each number
tanning sixteen pages, beautifully printed clear white
paper. and filed with original matter from the
brilliant writers Of the country. Certificate of
scripfion and fun particulars of the move! and par-
thrupic enterprise Of which this offer part will
accompany each bottle.
An AGENT WANTED in EVERY TOWN and VILLAGE
BRAGG BUKRoNES, St Louis No
New York Office. No. 1871 Broadway.
Communications should always be addressed TO 81.
Iouis mar
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-05-14

The FISHING PICNIC-On Saturday
last quite large party of our citizens left
town on fishing excursion to the Dayton
rapids, for the purpose of having a regular
old tashio ned fishing picnic. We I'M
derstand that everything went off finely,
fully up TO their highest expectations
Fish We're plenty and while the gentle
men were busily engaged angling the la
dies were equally active i'll preparing a
luxuriant rcpast out of the abundance of
their baskets and the fresh fish The par
ty returned home about six clock in the
evening, all delighted with the spree. We
are in for such sprees and hope there will
be more Of them.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-05-14
City Officers.

Our City Council on Tuesday evening
elected new set of officers for the COM
ing year The number OF candidates was
unusually large, so that it is not strange
they made choice throughout OF good men.
Turney English was elected Marshal Q.
heavens Esq Clerk; A. F. Dow, Collect
or; VIM NJ True, Treasurer; Hopley
Drew, Assessor; and D. P. Jones, City At
fOrucy ..
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-05-14

PAINFUL ACCIDENT AND CRITICAL SURGICAL
OPERATIoN.-Some two years since Mr. Jo-
seph Price, son of James T. Price of Os-
sian, had one of his eyes severely injured
by flying chip, which rendered it entire
ly blind. Last winter while passing thro
the woods one evening, "a projecting limb
entirely destroyed the remaining eye. The
injured eye was covered by cataract, de-
scrlbed as like piece of buckskin, which
was recently etiectually removed by sur
gical operation, performed 10y DR.. j. B.
Walker, Oculist, of Rochester, and the
young mans sight is now restored, and
grdually improving. Many similar cases
are slldPto have received benefit from the
skill of DIR. w, some of whom were born
blind Da,UFc Herald
DR.. Walker is staying in this city for a
short time, and may be consulted at his
Office in Freemans block, La Sale street.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-05-14

LATEST FROM Pixies PEAK-The St Louis
Republican OF Tuesday llth) contains sew
eral letters giving very discouraging ac-
counts from the Pixies Peak mines Large
numbers of miners are returning without
means of subsistence and it is feared many
will die from starvation. 1t IS thought
they will attack the outgoing trains
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-05-14

NAERIED-In Bellvae. O., April 90, at the residence
Of Wan. Thomas, Esq Icy the Rev. Il. H. iolyday Rev.
T. c. HaRT-HoTS. formerly Of Tins county agent
the American Bible Society for Nortl,rH Illinois, and
Hiss KATE daughter of the late Hon. Jas L. Williams
o: Wa-hiUg ton, p. c. ..
On The 9:iI % April, by Rey. z. Coleman, Mr.. JKRrg
All II. SP LING and Miss FRANCES Z. BtTFAaS.
TN lie llth ia t, by the samr, Mr. SEwARp THoRsOS
and Miss H. sSaH ii AAsuS. e..
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-05-14

GONE TO EURoPE.-Hon VIM H. Seward
left New York on the eth inst, in the
steamer April, for Europe, where he pro
poses to spend the summer touring"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-05-14
COMBINED
Grass and Grain Cutters.

-Ianpfactared b. Tryon, NitptJord 4, Co, Ia
b PIE H0ThS. Olgra III
F9'lS Machine. improved AMI perfected has becn
within the last year W ut all kind, Of grass
grain, without c.oge-; VII easier. and b. less
if'e TO get out %: order than any other Nac!iae
. the
W nov manufacturing. aul will have ready for
delivery. by lie t Of June. M.,chiues this ul--u;
with all the late IupToF tmss. made Of tine best
iiaiS. and ~ experienced wo.Smro, and lnit.r
selves can furnish the strouEes: hes. made. and
tst perfect Grass and Grain Cutter that DE OBJ
cd.
uou,l-' time. sf3r.
M,cinr~ dc.iverc, the Railroad depot in Ottawa
It canal free q. charge
We manufacture and have sale superior hose
power machines male from and improved pat
terms, which W. "ff-r ut low price Also, Sugar Nils
OF apGIrn ed patent. 49,.
Nwrjgt work, o. every desc iption, and repairs Of
kinds OF machinery done short notice, and
reasonable terms.
Al work warranted. TGYnN. SANDIFoED & co.
uyli-im- Edyie H'rfs. Ofd'cr. M
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-05-14

DID anybody ever know Il cross baby
that was rot cutting teeth.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-05-14

REMovED-Mr IIise hrs removed his
Fruit, Candy, and general variety store
from the corner next to the post Office, 10
his new building on La Sale street, next
to Halbert' : new building. Oh the old Swift
corner To his usual stock of Fruits Can
dies. Flour, Groceries, &c, we notice Mr
H. has also heavy and very superior
stock of crockery
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-05-14

THE BAErRs.-This highly popular Con
cert Troupe VIII give an entertainments at
Light Guard Hall in this city, on Tuesday
evening next. the 18th inst. Our people
have SO often heard them heretofore, that
we need not tell who they are They al
ways have full house at Ottawa. Our
people know it pays to hear them. They
can melt to tears, and make your sides
ache with laughter. We notice, their pro
gramme for Tuesday evening embraces
many new songs which the Bakers have
made celebrated. but which few Of our poo
pie have yet heard
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-05-14

C5fiu-S Northern Plank GsOad Co.
L MEETING az the stockholders o. this Company
viii b. held in the hii over The Bank Of OTTAWA, i'll
Ottawa. Tuesday. the 2ith day OF May, Io5t, at
ECHOES p for the purpose of taking action ia
reference 10 the condi ion of til. road.
Ii has been proposed abandon and dispose of tn
property or the road. aud 10y 30 attempt repair
fl- present coHrru OF the road kes ii
sary that disposition be- made OF il i'm neiate!y
vacancy ia tl,e ard Directors viii be filed at this
rne-rng. By order of the ID
.4yI4-2w = Z ALLEN, Secretary.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-05-14

MISS MIyEE has been getting another
new stock of seasonable millinery. The
ladies will find many new things at her
establishment which were not to be had
in town 4 week ago.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-05-14

DEATH OF Dr. kIEwAy-Dr T KIEwAy,
an able physician and estimab!e man, fora
number Of years a resident Of this city I'm
IL few months ago, when he moved 10
Seneca, in this County, died at the latter
place on the 9TH inst The following pro
cced;nss of the Ottawa C.tp Medical Soci-
ETY. ON the occasion of his death, aye handed
TO us for publication:
At special meeting. May 9Th, 1857 Of the GOT
ed appointing a committee Of three, consisting Of
Drs. Hard, stout, and ar"hey, 10 draft resolutions
expressive of the sense of the society. the
sion of the death of PHTiIP hTGwiN. VI u.
In compliance 'gIIh the ..bDyc, the following pre-
aEntie and resolutions were presented, and uuLuI-
mousy adopted:
Uher,Gs, in the disposition of Divine ProvI-
deuce, one of our number, PHfLTP kIEwAN, ". D.,
has been removed from this life; therefore,
Es~,tyeI That we deeply regret the loss which
called upon TO sustain, IN the death OF ore
who for many wears has been active member az
our Societv. and who during that time has entcar
ed himself 20 Its member, by his e,rnahie quail
tie. gentleman, 4 citizen, and physician.
i...,iret, That we tender our heartfelt >ympa-
thies his family and relatives III their bereave
mcnt-
R-so!rsi. That a copy of the foregoing preamble
and resolutions be presented - the family OF the
deceased. and also To the Journals IF tins cry, and
to the Chicago Medical and Surgical journal. /
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TO us for publication :

EScoUR,GINi PEosPECTs-.in intelligent
gentleman who has been looking around
in Michigan for the past week, communi-
Gates - us as follows:
To add little to the good and hopeful
feeling that is beginning to spring up IN
the Minds OF the people, say to your
readers that one Of their number has spent
few days in the country. and can say
from personal observation that from this
point to Detroit the prospects OF the agri-
cultural community never were better
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-05-14

~;..S aS.-~ i.oirr assiiaN.
t-T r-rtiV.d. Ere~h -urgiy ~ stewart Nv YORK
eb C.sste- %! every rt-rv. FOR 1.cr.- ,n.i
tail AZ f'a--- ii3SE>.
TOY - -Co0. AID r4r...I stove Of -y-r i,scriI-
- li;a, =eiiin; very cheap. Gall -ra '' - =
s-r35 htNtI & hAED'S
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-05-14

Wear Rslbs,ers.
EUyHEY cost tribe, and are far comfort
able with than withou, them besides. your medical
adviser will assertion that their
add wears to your life Think Of proiongnc your exist
snce FIVE ten years by outlay Of shngs an
nua'ly. I'D. ~. III. PRESCOTT. IN,
feb2o No. 2, HcssacI's Block.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-19
Fever and Ague,

from vh.ch mankind .u6tr sver = large ~ =
the globe. i, the consequence Of diseased scsls4
In ~ sy<,rm. induced by the poisonous U1asm -
vegetable dccay. This exhalation II evolved -
the arfion Of solsS heat wet soil, and Tiseo WtA
the wA,eTs yapor from il. While the sun y oeegw
the hof, this vapor fingers near the earshs -
far. aud the virus is taken with 4 thsou8h -
innv, into the blood. There Il acts q N S5Seaso9
poi<oa on the internal viscera and excsesing oeYono
~ the body The liver becomes sUspid ard 6ht1D -
s.crctc rrot only this virus. but so n - -
iii, hlopd Bath thew ard - Ne oceunn1DMoD
IN tn circulation. and pre1aee viooeat ceusdsn-
,onal disorder The sple~as - eidaeys. and ~
stomach Sympathize with the i've. and becu0e
diso!derei al q, Finally. the irhtinct of oss -
n,ni<,n. a. il in an attempt 10 expei the noxsoes
inG,>io, concentrates the wnaae blood OF the oody
IN the internal excrctorics n force them 10 csse
ont Tho blood leaves the surface. and Tushes -
The central organs with congestivc violence. Ian
* the CntrL Bat in this chort Il falls Ihcn -
ffyER .ollows in which the blood leaves ~ g.
ual organ and rnshes 10 the surface, o M
another capri eSpel the irritating poison snEo1A
that other great excretery the skin In ~
also a IA .. aid the svsfem abandons the asse0Ss
exhausted. and waits for the recovery Of sncng0
~ repeat the hopeless effort another day 49,
ate the hts pafoxysr,s OF FEVER AND A0e1-
Such con siiu,ianal di .crsr will OF course unoss
mine the Il alth II II is not removed.
We have lahored - and. aud have sounos .