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Po. LYME. AUcTIoNEER. &c. con

II tinues 10 soil Rs.l and Personsl ESTATE.
hire OUT NEGROES, rent out E0C SES. and will
attend To any other BUSINESS recurring an agent,
whether IN the city or country. He respectfully
requests Commissioners OF Courts, Trustees to
Deeds. &c to give HIM a call before employing any
else, ~ his charges will lie mase 10 sIvs salts
faction to al who NAV p.iTUalZe hln. once IL
Basement Metropolitan Hall. Je 25-6m
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z. W. APPERsos, late of rowHATAN +. DursY,
Grubbs & Apperson. Graduate in Pharmacy.
PPERSON ~ DtPtf.
IA CHEM lists & DRUGGISTS. ID
BROAD, BETWEEN 4TH AID 5TH Srs., 9
Richmond Va. ~
Have on hand carefully selected stock Of IA
pure Drugs and Chemicals, Paints. Oils Window
Glass, fsrn!ghe.. PeLtumery. Soaps, and Fancy
Articles. which they offer upon the most reasonable
terms
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WIN. SATTLER CO..
w IMroRTERsANp nKALER.lN
OILS, PAINTS, VARSISHES AND WINDOW
GLASS.
BRUSHES.-We received by the late steamer a
large supply of Painters and Artists Brushes, oi
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LOCAL MATTERS.

Thunder Ssoym.-About 70 O'Clock ON Thpr.
day night, after an intensely hot day, we were
visited by most violent storm Of wind AM;
rain, accompanied by vivid flashes Of lightnino :
and deafening thunder. Tho storm lasted
with unabated fury, for several hours, the YaIi
oi rain continuing until late hour Yesterday
morning. We understand that the storm
proved very disastrous to property ON our
western suburbs. A frame house In Sidney.
Mr. $. II. Tinsiey, and adjoining that sent,e.
mans residence, was struck by lightning and
materially injured The stroke fell upon the
nouse at point very near Mr.. Balls sleeping
el 'nent, ses shock rendering him senseIsss
ior time, and iniuriug him sariousIy TIC
iIeneing arounds the lot In rear of "Wsstham
house was entirely demolished. and many
residences In the neighborhood of the city have
aescived materiai damage. II is feared that
living iarther In the country, but a. vet we
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fsaNSEdF coFFFEon. ,sss.s. Of III.
Essence will 90 far four pands Of roasted store
Coffee, and Coffee made BY this Essence will pre-,
store Coffee but viii hare more delicate and Snsr
favor sner color. and viii certainly hs much
whole.opcr Tor. every person than pare reested
'HJAai Z fSsdiS5knh si5k f., n1us. g: T. No. Mai. 81.
AfSEI;TcEEicTESsssIEkt A fSsEasI;cEi EssIktfKIHdAD EsxI5 ASD NM E
SMITH has opsaed an of6cs ln Gnddip' Nall. cor
ner NH and Bank streets, hehmcld, We. whore
he purposes furnishing Plans, Specifications, Esti-
mates Designs, MsPs. dc. for ell kinds Of nechan-
ssi or Ornamental ImpIo,snsn.a that msy % CEN.
.HySn,sses Tor Improvement end sIpsriense II al
s ss es,s ssS Wet araa Ss lat ssss yssr
in which he has had charge Of many psnss aad sri-
sonsde NJ shss IN tho dsehsrys o. his dusss the
most entire satisfaction will be rendered 70 al Shs
may favor him With their PATRONAGE. isG-im
vYvHREE PLOwS IN ONE PLOw.-i Aayys
l mpleted and successfully tried rev floW
which cosnpanes the advantage OF three fievs on
one Stock Is TO- % constructed that ~ !ace, OF
sSi.eS e the S ca,e sSS 90. on q 81 a.
esssly e Point. Each ef ihsss fsows 80 snfsS y
dnerent sixes, and distinctly dlnsIsnt snsgss y
faces, thus one Piow 70 p<fiSfm tae
vprpescs of Sod Stubbls OF FAlies Tew ~. v ~ =,
So.ij A only sks face Of the mould scSid wear;
other Piows fcr tie other parts u not ysas q All
- set w,sh 70 odispssage ether fiews. -.
r''s A's I'll u sfaRkk |; ie kNs Ns = s.i. ..,ss.,
doors shess &C. ckassss nSsst
~
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SOUTHERN sNPOR HOUSE.
- SAM'L SUTHERLAND, No.
1;2 g,S5t,,, Mo STES.T 81 a.1 Jtaj EfaA9sRr % rx~ ~
PISTOLS RIFLES, POWDER FLASKS. SHOT
POUCHES GAME BAGS, WAnRiSiGsa fss $.s,t- y',
Making G.N2ESS'' IFisiiIEGG HTACKt.Er &C.
&c. COLT RETOLFERS, IA ony quastttv. and
OF fht osf JdUord5Ee terms. Je D-ts
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SCALEs.-Havins received tho Agency of the
~ Manchester Scale Works, va are nov prepsEed
to take orders for Railroad Track, Wood, Ralrosd
Depot, Hay. RolltnG Mill, Warchoyse, Gram, Port
able, Factory, Wheeibayrow, Union, 6rocen,
Counter and DruEGist Scales.
and durability, WIN compare favoYably VITA AM
manufactured in this country.
We keep in store assortment of Platform and
Counter Scales. VAN LEW, rAYL9k 4 Co..
my Is 10 Main street.
I'VE HAVE just RECEIyED fne as
w sortment Of English Hair and Tooth brushes.
Fine Combs Of supssrisr ivory, gepuins Tortoise
Shell Dressing ard poehst CoRhs, Enslish Pcns.
Oils Of the finest qualities, ard fhH ayecrsmest os
Perfnmery, man uiactgrsd by Glenn VI philadsiphis
WARiNG PEARcE, Drussists.
lO5 Broad street. abpyo 9TH.
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Dsdm OF an Ex-ConsmI.-Mr. Calm Joxus
who died at the residence of John n ME-
zle, Esq In Henrico county, few days since
acted as United States Consul Al Foo ono w
FOO emma, under tho Administration OF Pres
uen. Iilhore. lie was also we'll known As
the founder of the Virginia Wooden Fac,orv
established in this city some years ago. which
was subsequently destroyed BY Are. Mr.
Jones was gentleman highly respected in
the community In which hs resided, for his
many social virtues as well as hi, habit. nf
industry and perseverance Hewill be inter.
red with Masonic honors to-day by his breth.
rem Of st. Johns Lodge, No. G. Of the Ancient
Order of Masons.
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The Clay Statue.--Up to this time, the Diree
tory of the Clay Statue have not determined
upon a suitable location; but as far as wa have
been enabled TO learn, many of the members
prefer the Capitol Square. IL tho I.egis lature
will permit n neat temple to be.erected over IL.
to protect the Statue from the weather If this
privilege is denied, then the Eastern Square
seems TO be the second choice, and a prettier
location-outside the Capitol grounds-has not
been found. On Church HILL the residen /.
would not only subscribe most literally for
the erection Of temple, but every man would
feel called upon to guard and protect the
Statue from the hand of desecration In Iii
Mr.. Clay had no warmer admirers than the
Church Killers, and in death, they revere his
memory as a statesman and patriot.
The Statue is expected to arrive here in the
course OF month or two and in order to give
the Directory ample time to consult the Ie-
gslature, and secure the most desirable loca.
ton, the Board of Managers Of the Virgina
Mechanics Institute have offered to take
until all arrangements for its Inauguration
are completed. BY this means, the thousands
of strangers who annually visit the city in the
month Of October, will have an opportunity OF
seeing this great work of art the Directory
VIII be relieved of the anxiety Of caring for it.
ana all the necessary means for defraying the
expenses OF the Statue can readily be raised, il
they are not already in hand.
1t has been sugges ted that the inauguration
ought to be postponed until the annual birth
day of Mr.. Clay, and thousands Of persons
concur in that opinion. If the Directory agree
as to the time suggested, then the offer of the
Mechanics Institute is most opportune. and
will not be declined.
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-. GENERAL FOR WARDING AND COM
MISSION MERCHANT. FARKERsBURs, VA.
n. w. Va. & b. < O. r. R.
REFERS TO
Samuel Ayres Son,
NJ Blair & Co, tpiobuora
!. Stewart Walker, O'i''AN'
Barksdaie Read,
Particular atte ntion paid to forwarding manufac-
tured TOBACCO. NH A-d6M
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DOTTs, FAKLEh & Coz, ,,,ec,o,,
L GROCERS. COMMISSION AND
FORWARDING MERCHANTS,
Nearly opposite the Columbian Hotel, Cary ST.,
RichInond. Va. -
Special attention gwen 70 the sale Qt IOBACCOi
WHEAT, and all kinds of PRODUCE, and liberal
advances made ConsIg gnmentS.
KfsH; KRfAHfBB b PoFtSii oFFAtfSSiiEY.t Late of Petersburg
HENRY S. WILLIAMS, Late of Norfolk.
las b. MARSHALL. Late Of Petersburg.
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u,HE RScRIBER OFFERS HIS SER

L VICES, As AUCTIONEER, to the citizens OF
Richpund ah the public generally. pied9lnS his
particular attention to all sales entrusted to his
ca re, feeling assured his perieuce Auction
Ger wiz entitle him to share Of public patronage
Office in rear of d. Y. Jones Store, No. 49, Main
street-entrsnce IN the alley. . ,,,u
my 7-31u }. II. DlGGES.
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- MEDICAL CAED.-I have this d.y
60 associated with me IN the PRACTICE OF
SURGERY AND MEDICINE, nay son, Doctor
ALBERT II. SNEAO. Strict attention Will be
paid to all cases committed TO caro-. Otfce
Grace street between 4th and 18th.
jy lin ALBERT SNEtD.
RrS DIR. W. M. HAMMOND.
g~-S>a LATE OF BALTl MORE CITY
OFFICE AND RESIDENCE on sth street, he
tween Grace and Franklin streets. jy l3-an'
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LEAANDER MOTT.

LEAANDER MOTT,
MERCHANT,
Will attend regularly to the sales of HORSES,
MrhES WAG9N8Sf 68 ,x, Exc; st ,he Horse Lot every
Stock intended foT sale Will please be entered be-
fore the morning ni the sale.
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JAMES ID. BROWNE,S
u ORNAMENTAL. IRON W0RKa
MARBLE YcGRoKKsv; v,xcrxr
AANUFACTURERO ROFITALIANAN AMER.
,,oN,,,,py,rs,H HAN MARRLE

NUN UME4N I ., lUMBS, HEAD FIEUES, &C,.
OF EvRRY sTILE OR DESIGN.
The public are respectfully invited to call at nv
Yard between sth and 9th Streets on Main, and sX
anime my work, which cannot Be excAiled Dy any
other establishment North or South, which win
sell - low any establishment this city or else
where, fs I'm
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-08

"REMINISCENCES or Col. BuRR,-The Jersey
City Courier Is indebted to an intelligent
correspondent for an interesting reminis-
cence Of Aaron Burr. The authority is the
late Col. llagerman, who received the state.
ment from the lips Of the late Peter Jay
Monroe distinguished lawyer who studied
his profession with Col Burr Soon after
the duel which terminated. in the death Of
Gen. Hamilton, while Mr. Monroe was scat,
ed, on dark, stormy night, in his library, he
was informed by n servant that q man ia dis.
gnise earnestly desired to see him. Upon
being shown in, and the disguise renewed,
Colonel Bnrr stood before him, saying that
his life was in danger; that he had with diff
Guilty eluded bis pursuers that he must make
his escape secretly; and that he was entirely
destitute of funds Mr., Monroe, from whom
Colonel Burr had not received the usual
students fee of $3.50, allowing compound
interest on that amount, from the time he
entered the Office till 1914, drew his check
Tor between sixteen and seventeen hunlred
dollars, with which the fugitive made his
escape
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-08
A Cure for .aydrophobta,

A friend requests us to publish the Gol-
lowing recipe for the cure Of hydrophobia,
which he cut from the columns Of the Ha.
gerstown Herald of April 9th, lS4S. 1t is
the original recipe Of Dr. Stoy, and was first
made public in Maryland, some thirty yeats
ago
REcEIPT:--Take of the Red Chick Weed
Herbd anagetis ruber,) that has been
dried one handful, pour two quarts of
good beer on it and boil IL in new earth-
en- pot (tlle pot must be covered with close
lid until half the liquor boils awny,) it must
be boiled over slow fire the vessel in
which it is boiled must be kept very clean
and used for no other purpose. When the
herb is boiled enough it must be strained
through n clean cloth and we'll squeezed so
that the substance may be all taken Tut of
il; then add to the decoction two drachms
Of the best Threriaca Venti, it must be well
dissolved and mixed with the deeoction. OF
the above decoctiOu give to nun or beast
in the morning fasting tho following proper
ti0ne A man Of strong constitution must
take pint Of 1t and that ut one time if pos
sible; if not at once take il at short inter.
walls, but if taken at one draught it is best
If there should be any symptoms, the med
icine must be taken tgO or three mornings
in succession but If actual symptoms Of
madness should exist, larger portion Of
the herba should be added to the said qnan,
tity Of beer A woman should take less of
the medicine than a man, say three or three
and a half gills-for children the medicine
must be regulated according to their age and
constitution II must be likewise observed
that children can bear more of it than
grown persons in proportions. f
The mother or person that Eurses the
child should take an extra portion it the
child would receive one or two spoonsful of
the medicine it would be sufficient. A horse
should be given one pint; COW 20 table
spoonsiul; heller or dog according 10 are.
size and strength--the medicine to be taken
warm and well shaken, Il must be taken in
the morning and fast must not be broken
far or four hours after taking It No cold
or fresh water must be taken, otherwise SO.
rious Consequences might arise On the
day of taking the medicine, the person must
abstain from spoon victuals, particularly OF
milk or warm beer. A beast must not be
watered on that day; and person must for
two weeks eatables, viz Meat and pork of
all kinds, cabbage peas beans, fish or water
fowls. lfa person Ia bit through the skin,
the wound mustre scratched with chin
until it beeds, and washed with some of the
decocation this may be done for two or
three days, IL the wound requires dressing
make q plaster of the threriaca venti (venice
treacle) twice day until the wound is heal,
ed Observe that before dressing, thewound
must be clean washed with the decoction.
After having made use Of the medicine, the
person must put on clean linen and change
bis clothes and bedding, and must not be
worn until perfectly clean All straw that
a beast has lain on must be burnt and the
stable eeansed y
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-08

B1-A Now YORK paper pnblishes an ac-
count Of the trial and conviction Of James
II, johnson, Of Rsppahannock county Va,
who poisoned his wife with strychnine 10 q
glass Of ienonade-lemou Juice being the
most effective mode of administering slryoh
niue The poisOner, one day. brought into
the room where hfs'wile and visitors were
seated, two glasses oflemonade, handed one
TO the wife and retained the other for him,
self She remarked TO him that it would be
more polite 10 attend first 10 his guest, and
to that he rejoined Chat his guest could help
himself from the pitcher, that the lemonade
in her glass contained aloes bitters, which,
he said, the doctor had recommended for her.
She tasted the liquid and objected to its in
tense bitterness He prevailed on her to
swallow the nauseOus dranght, and then
cody rode out for pleasure leaving the
poison 10 do It's work. which it did 10 an
hour or so.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-08
DAILY ENfpIRE,
smoking Analhsmstissd.

smoking mathematical
Fart ffrsi.
Vile was ire man md simple qnite,
who fret in smoking TOOK delight
And led the race
In thing 40 tasa
"Thus think and smoke tobacco r.
How great the evils which proceed
From smoking this vile lhdian weed,
To tliose who cover
Beneath its power;
"Thus think andismoke tobacco"
By making bacon Of the brain,
Ills SAID I'VE sometimes cure our pain !"
But who would choose
His wits TO lose Nir
"Thus think and smoke tobacco l'
Who thus 10 ease trsnsieni pain,
Admits the cormorant within,
Twill on them pfey
"Thus think and smoke tobacco r.
Then when the pipe, so foul, see,
Think that IL is type Of thee,
Aud with Just pride,
Dash II aside
Thus do and qgit tobacco.
Part Second.
Aud shall The "human face Divine"
Where heayens own iineameuts should shine
Distorted be
By smoking Thee
"Thus think and smoke tobacco %
Aud then those lips by heaven designd
To represent the immortal mind,
Oonsign'd 10 siuice
Tobacco juice
"Thus ihiik aud smoke tobacco :"
Docs noble purpose FIRE thy thought
Consult the pipe ere yet lis wrought
Its potent spell
Win chain the soul
"Thus think and smoke tohacco'
Since life's the race and heaven the goal,
What folly thus TO clog the soul,
Which else might iiso
And win the prize;
Thus thiuk aud smoke tobacco I"
Who wastes, Of lime, the precious boon,
Its loss eternally snail mourn
And moments bear
A record there
Then smoke no more tobacco
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-08


PILLS, FOR FEMALEs.
AN INFALLfBLE REMEDY FOR
+ - cerrsctine ffrcealortlos, Relieving Painful
and .pistresslaa Menstruation, ''pnrtioularly Of
hechsaee of iifey'and " Hentoying 0bstuo-
tona, rr6u, vhaieyer causo, Aso--Retehiion,
Pains in tho Back and Isoins, Pfessine down
Pains, Rush Of Blood to tho Head, Dizancss,
Diiuness OF Sight. Green sieisneis, fleavineas,
Fatigue on any slight exerlion, Palritnilon of the
Heart and all the vatious addressing complaints
particularly that most aunoying. Weakening. and
the beginning Of all othor Female weaknesses,
LEUCoRRHGA, OR WHITES.
And always successful as a praYentivc. At the
samo time thero Is nothing in these pub that can
do injury TO life or health. Let the direction he
strictly followed, and you will End them 4 be al
thoy are represented--so much 90, that In nine
discouraged II one box should fail, but try anoth
or, although, as . genorel thing,
ONE BON is SUFFICIENT.
Thoueands Of cefti6cates are in the hands Of
the Proprietor, from some the hrst ladies intbe
country.
Pregnant fe mails, or hose ipposing themselves
50, are cautioned against ing these Pills, ms the
above admonition, although their mildness would
prevent any injury to health; otherwire these
Pills are recommended. Directions accompany
each box. 4fNN
va See Circulars.
N.B.-The composition of these Pills is "no
secret" The general agents are presented with
tho receipt, and they viii tell you they are, with
cut doubt the best Family Medicine ever intro
duCcd since the science Of medicine dawned upon
the world. Price 81 per box.
va Sold Wholesale and retail In Dayton by
HUBBARD h ROBINSON,
East side Main ST., between Sd and ath.
and by DIR. w. w. STEWART,
No 4, Phillips New Building
The above Druggists are sale agents for Mont
gomery county, Ohio. They will supply dealers,
aud send the Pill to Iiadics by lnsil 70 any part
Of the country (eonddentially) on receipt Of Si 90
through the Dayton Post office nov2e-1y
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-08
Spring SLEiEEiaserN!!
Silk and Fancy Goods!
Imported for the Spring and Sum
mer Trade of 1869!

mer trade oil 1O09t
bWE ARE NOW PREPARED TO EN-
w hibit TO the Merchant and Millinery Trade
visiting this city, stock Of
Millinery, SILK, White aud Fam
cy Goods, Ladies Dress TrIml-
IsainRs. &c., &c,
All Of this Seasons nportaton which we feel con-
or Lowness Of Price, in the West, and WE PRoSiIsE
TO DUPLICATE any Eastern Bill, with the trlffng
addition OF Freight or Exchange. We show our
FIRST FL00R--A stock Of English, Bel.
gian and Swiss Braid; Straw, Cactus, Nea
politan, issue, Canton, Chip, Willow, ltai
an and other Laces; Arizona, Palmetto,
and nm endless variety of Fancy Styles Of
Bonnets Ladies, Misses and Children's and
lnfarts Bloomers, Riding Hats and Tnr-
bans, unsurpassed for beauty and STYLE
Also, Ruehes, of every style and price.
On our H.r
SECOND FLooR--Bonnet, Satin and
Taffetta Ribbons, Black, White and Colored
Dress, Bonnet and Florence Silk, Modes
French and English Grapes, in Black, White
and Colors; Dress, Mantle and ,Lustre Trim
mings and Facings in every variety; Dross
and Fancy Buttons, Bonnet and Ribbon
Wires, French and English LGce, and Ric,
Mic Mitts; Kid, silk and Lisle Gloves and
bhuntlotsi LOT Luuleh hnu QenLc, Linen ana
Cotton Flosses, Sewing Silk, French and En-.
glish Silk, and Cotton IllusioH; Silk, Cotton,
Lisls, Brussels and Spot Nets Bobbinet,
StiHs and Paris Nets; Shawls, Nantes and
Dnsters choice variety of Imported and
Of our own Manufacture On our
THIRD FLo0R--Ar French and Ameri,
can Wreaths, Leaves aud Flower Materials;
Black and White silk, Linen, Lisle and Cot,
ton Laces, and Edgings, OF every variety
and price; An elegant stock Of Embroider-
les embracing everything New and Choice
for the Season. Blond, Cactus and Straw
Trimmings, and Laces, Of every description;
French Lace, Chantiliy and Colored Wells
end Vestings; Ladies Gents and Children's
Embroidered, Hemstitched, Plain and
Printed, Bordered, Linen and Muslin Hand.
kerckhiefs; Gents' Crayats and Neck Ties,
&c. On our
FOURTH FLO0R-Plain, Striped, aud
Plaid, Jaeonet and Cambria, Dotted, Figured
and Plain SWISS Book and India Muslins;
Nanisook Victoria Lawns, and White Bril-
liants and Dimity, Parasols, SILK and Grape
Bonnets. Also, few Of the choice French
Pattern Bonnets, for Milliners.
We are satisfied that we ofier such Inducements
to CASH AND PROAiPT DUYkRS, as will make Il
to their Interest to make their purchsses with
CIIAs. G. DOHERrY 4 CO.,
No. 90, Pearl street, bet. Walnut and Vine, North
SIDE Slnclnnati. nli1-2m
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-08

b6g-At the excavation Of the ground on
which 81 Peters Church recently stood, al
Albany, double coffin was discovered sup.
posed 70 be that ID which Lord Howe, who
was killed at the battle Of Lake George, July
3, 1853, was buried.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-08

lea Joseph Thomas hotel keeper at
Dutch Flat Placer county, Cal, recently
stabbed aud killed a sick boarder, because
he did not pay his bill when presented The
assassin was arrested Just in time 10 prevent
his being lynched BY an indignant mob.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-08
Fever and Ague

from which mankind suffer over o large part Of
the gubc, , Is HE consequence of adiseased action
IN the sy,ten, induced ljy the poisonous lniasm
Of vegetable decay, Tlls oXiiaiatlon Is evolved
by the action OF solar heat on wet soil and rises
with the watcry vapur from H. While the sun IS
hclOw thc horizon Chi. yapor fingers near the
cartlis srlllec, AMI glin iiriis q hd W with it
through the lungs hitD TIE hlaoda rlprc Il acts
as nn irritating poison ON the inigru1 ysccm
mld cSefNting organs of thc body The liver be-
comes torpid and llt 10 sccruic BOT only this
virus but also lc bile from llle blood Both
tile virus AMI the bile arctiufhatc in tlp ciVnln
ton, and produce Yi0lcnt eOnstitutdnal disorder
llie spceit thc kidneys and the stomach sym
patil1c Win the lycr and become disoriered
also. FINELY, hIc instinct OF our organism as
il In an attempt 10 cNpcl illc n0Nnus Infusion
concentrates the whole Hlood " the bOdy in ilir
internal cNcfetoro 10 fcrco them 20 cast Il ont
The blood leaves The sutlacc uud rushcs 10 tho
Ccutral organs with cUngCstvc violence. This T.
the Gull. But In ilhi eflortit Eils.. Then The
FEVER follows W wIltl the blood lciYcs The
central orga,H aud fhihcito the surfitcc as f
in uuothcr effort to cNpA The lfritating poison
though the other great cxcrclory - thesln. m
this also itfas, and The systom abahtons the az.
tempt exhausted, ahd waits fOr the recovery OF
strength 10 repeat the hopeless effort aothcr day
These ar tlle ilts or pnioNYsrns OF FEYEH AND
AUUE. Such constitutional disorder Will OF
course undermine the health ifit is1let removed.
We luuc labstcd 10 liiel ana have leand, au
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