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NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
MUTUAL SYSTEM.
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"RENEPITs or LIPE INSURANCE.

oNE hUNDREp AND IoRTY EIGHT THOUSAND NINE Hun.
nHtD DOLLARS
e., (s1Is.OOOD
wave been paid BY me MUTT N HFNFrIT IrFr ryst.r ~
ior Pf'r' hy trah, ladrr o. politics uei At tb
on accounf of rorunt ueatha -'
hgnIre W Richmond sho have mires or fnis dsreris-f
" ttf sees ~ supf1rt could. with portion Oh sr -
10 thlir deah ~. ~ w f'''
Ibs cost l W. InsuIance MrUAL BENEFtr COMPANY
w e luFn m dvdenff 1gr i0 per made - low ust
aal 90 any person can Insure f1r some amount
s ~ nc Psli hnnuaiy semi annually. quarterly
KNowLEs 4 wALFORD
y h--Ws insrre stAvEs Or ere AIEsNGRLE tvst-RavCr
1880 oi NhafnftsVie fnr more vrfrs an ths -s
tN"faee terms We saye paid Thousand dollars ,r fs
l' 'N AfNe+Nt ~ siaVea iifsTrd uith
it''-f.N H' kNOWLFS WALFnRn'
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Gov. wIsE AND President BucHASAx.-The Wash.
ngton CoStitHtiOn puLlishes the correspondence be
tween Gov Wise and the President to which alusion is
made in the Governors Message The Governor com
munieates the information relating the conspiracy to
rescue John Brown and his associates in order that the
President take steps preserve peace between the
states protests that his purpose is peaceful and
says that II another invasion assails this State or its
citizens, from any quarter he will pursue the invaders
tney may CO. into any territory, and punish
then wherever arms can reach them. Copies OF the
letter were sent to the Governors of MARYLAND Ohio and
fennsylvana The President replies that he has sent
Two companies TO harpers Ferry TO protect the public
property there and would have granted such aid as Il
Constitution and laws of the United States enabled him
TO Afford had the application been made TO him and had
not the noble old Commonwealth been abundanty able
and willing TO carry her laws into execution He
concludes a follows:
You also inform me that "places in Maryland Ohio.
ana pennsylvania have been occupied depot and
dezvous by these despcradoes unobstruced by guards
or otherwise to invade Virginia and you apprise me of
these facts in order that take steps to
peace between the States am loss to discover any
provision in the Constitution laws of the United States
which would authorize stake steps for this pur
pose Ii Is doubtless the imperative duty of the respec
tive State governments to break up such depot and TO
prevent their citizens from making ncursions into Vir-
giha TO disturb its ace or prevent the execution of t
laws II the Federal Executive however were to enter
those States and perform this duty for them would be
manifest usurpation of their rights Were thus u
act it would be II palpable invasion of State sovereignty
and, as precedent, might prove highly dangerous Nv
authority for calling the militia employing the ar
my anu navy i IerlNcu exclusively from the
Congress of the 2Sth February 1895 and the Sd March
1897, which, clearly, do embrace such case as is
now presented. Ii will not be pretended that such in
cursons from one State into another would be an nva-
son of the United States "from any foreign nation or
Indian tribe under the act Of February 1875 rendering
lawful Tor the President TO employ the federal forces
ito repe such INVASION"
In conclusion beg to express the hope that. whether
the information have received be founded in truth
not the energetic measures already adopted under
your direction will prove sufficient for any emergency
that may occur. Yours very respectfully,
IAMEs RrcrI
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DLOws FOR FALIoIVIS.,--- -.

y CuLrIvATORs ASD HESnoSS E@S a.
PUTTING IN WHEAT.-Beliry5pr that b >>SS-r-S
IN my NEW FLOW the In N-.>>S.---
& 1ueI 20 ihs farmers and Planters vim fn-1i-1 -
& ~ pielnenis andfthey better than
nave they can return them after irving tb nov
~ f'eSh supply OF TuEnlP Seed just received '4fss'
iy29 r. q -; ik sIARkE No 90 Main 81,
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JERSEY CITY MOULDING AND PLANNING MILL,
CORNER OF GREENE AND MORGAN sTREETS

JERSEY ClTl MOULDING AND PLANNING MILL,
49, CORNER OF GREENE AND MORGAN sTREETs
JOHN Il. FULLER. Proprietor
VoOD Moaldngs Beads Arcrayes eons,anty on hans
w and worked 10 order Also Pew Caps Rails
Inside Trimmings Of description
tnds Of Scroll and Straight Saving House Carving Any
desired pattern worked order at short notice Wood
all lts branches Palm Panneed
aud made TO order Bsusters of all descriptions
&C. &c Mahogany, Black Walnut Oak aud
kA saved worked To order The prices marked
for 100 feet running
EBone Of the largest Mouldngs TrlmmIngs
and variety Patterns
n.teras will slways be found this esiabshment Planning
With neAtness and despatch. Terms cash.
JOHN FULLER will particular
dtteahoH 10 Gothic Work. Churches Budngs Dwelling
Houses, ke window Frames,
Round and Square Picket &C. Doors sAshe
and Blinds description
rial and warranted 70 stand In climate Builders IArdwAe,
and article In that ne furnished
Marbered Iron and Slate MAnes Gotta True
windowcaps Ae tU Designs Furnished
- sr~
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rNO THE PUBLIC.-In consequence ofthe unprecedent
Il ed sHceess Of "Our Model Shirt"
men which was heretofore Impossible OF great
demand in New York; drIy
lar Shirt hand, In variety and
those sending orders will hed regularly and with
despatch the shirt Richmond
would respectfully call the
Our Model examination they will
ed that tits the b cheapest and most durable Shirt
for sale We also prepared scientific
short notice prices We have on
hand large and desirable GENTIEENs FURNISHING
GOODS which embraces everything pertaining business
and which will be offered greatly reduced prees.
SrURTEyANT a MAGwIRF,
au20 No. % Main street, Richmond Va
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OCKSnTTIIING, HELL HANGING, ,sILVEH

L 0CkSuIrIIING, HELL HANGING, SILVER
IL PLATING &c.Ths subscriber
Northern cities where he has laid large supply materials Of
the hest quality, used 10 ocksmng Bell
Ing etc. and invites public attention hs en-
poycd the best uokmen be had prepared make
order every Kind Of Lock hang BELLS Ia the manner
do SivcrPiang style
ment IN this country. AL his work u
Amer experience Of "a city, anl an &C
with Lock he
husrif hst he give ssisferton a snJ
prices sud therefore soci- orders
will meet with prompt attention
Persons wishing HeIs hung
style, Silver Plating superior in
ved TO call At his estabHhment srect door.
dee
Orders from distance through once will he i'm.
medaiey ned and Bell hanging done Ia the county,
At city prices
Address wM w sNEGD
sryerPiAter, Locksmth NJ ReI Hanger
oci9-d8m 10Th street. Richmond Va
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fIWih UsbgRslGNEp CONTINUE 10 MANUF2CrtRr WINS
NJ of All thc various Frades. hom Fosd pisr wftsEy -
ir very best article from Rye Our
ss9mcd ey a. vho have tred 70 hs unsupsssei isvnr
haie argr additions o. Uort
quality With any WHISKY made IN us ststs sr sny oih.r ~
49,. y sTFARVs 4 Co
a., laih street, bstreen Main and Csfv
"a arHW
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RICHMOND WHIG.
MEETING IN CUMBERLAND

Sixty of the citizens OF Cumberland county over 45
years Of age having enrolled themselves the purpose
berland Courthouse the Sd day Of December, 1852
when Capt VIM. Lee, called TO the Chair and Is. b.
Woodson was appointed Secretary.
On the motion of Col v. Parrish the following pre.
ambe and resolutions adopted
Whereas, deem this organization necessary this
time not only account Of the aracdal outrage per
petrated at Harpers Ferry by band of awess thieves
aud assassns but particularly of the sympa.
thy and encouragement given these awless proceed
ngs, evnced by the resolutions passed in various
ings in the Northern Saiessome of those meetings
attended by in high official positions we have been
told that there is conservative party the North-nen
who recognized rights guaranteed to by the
Constitution OF the United States-and who would unite
with US in defending them; are however reluctantly
constrained believe that there IL such party il Is
too weak or too timd TO raise its voice its ia
defence. We not disunonsts hut lawabidng citi-
OF these United States who our rights as
men, and who maintain them. Should these AZ
gressons by Northern fanatics be persisted in and the
public press and public opinion at the North continue
encourage these depredatons on our persons aud prop
srty, other alternative than dissolve ali COZ
necon with them, and place ourseve. in position
defend ourselves against all invasion Of rights dis
turbance OF our domestic institutions. Therefore
RcsOired, let That gsnize ourselves into a
military company, TO be called the Cumberland Guard.
ResOired, End That as this il organization. not
embraced in the militia laws of Virginia, the Chair
man shall appoint Committee OF four whose duty it
shall be to petition the Executive Legislature If
cesSary to enable legally organize military corps
aud to he furnished with such may be necessary
and proper.
Resoired, 3rd That the Chairman appoint committee
of five, whose duty shall be report to this meeting
by laws for the government Of the also to divide
this company into -four sectionsone for each
al dstricto define their local duties home and
anything else they may deem proper for carrying into
effect the objects of this association.
The Chairman then appointed the following committee:
Committee under the second resoluton-Dr. Robert
Henderson, DIR. lack. Taley, Col v Parrish aud Geo.
II. Mathews.
Committee under the Sd resolu,on-Col V. Parrish,
Col. James II. Austin, Jno W. Wilson, Thos. b. Clarke
and b. Il. Woodson.
Resoired That copy Of the foregoing proceedings
be forwarded to the Richmond Whig Richmond Enquirer
and Richmond Examiner with request to each pub
lish the same.
WILLIAM LEE Chm.
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1T
recently
and card which Az
ultIy 70 our frtendu and
~ing satrart The subScber having eonInr
~ NJ % last years, Franklin street Inscr ~
r, Of ~, G - ess Leave 70 inform hi, friends and he s
s ~ t oIu eopeeTn that that not nov s
% ~ saai Teg-Sr and systematic effort mas nd = ai
en- ~ GTo ~ psnne aud lead them believe tIa, H.
eS.h OF uEo WATT Gu l. W con
S 20 ge " aits Patent CuG Plow i Tom on
yyg 11athg ne Patent Laws unus,ly d.nriyJr o
borty " ar ms PopsFy by making his Patent PioT Without M M
70 be made and inform you and The pph H. thus sought
inv.ntor .rj s'n In existence; Geo Watt tbs
p, Spt AI W. Scott Of FTederi ,sJurg 70 male ~ y
:, EoNs and hs we keep Constantly on hsnd I, ~ -
Ssui , n.ae under cur personal supervision from ths s
P.usrns, OF the best materials 1hy
Si other Agricultural Implements Which vs variety
sI, anu are determined not to he undrrSoId NV .e
CsT SEo AIT returns his sincere ~ - =, ne
a e Puoe who have sustained herrto6ars .a . enIs
eontnuanee Of their patronage 'O'e ana We solicit
GEORGE WATT 4 GO
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DRY GODS.
Fo R f ALL, 1889.

No. II Pearl Street, Richmona.y,
I'VE ask the attention o, The .rsrehabts =, -,
w ma ana tennessee 20 and varied ocL SAIo
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY co0ns
those sections @1@pted 10 the trade
We are determined to sell our goods A, low ,.,h
al prompt SIX months andca sh
- Msrehant ESinE through to the Northern el,le. ,r
asanst Az The markets goods as they sa IN price
saving at least freight exchange a ~, soes
Their goods In market and epeo1- h g.i portion
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-12

Ehssy, uis Z srsry rneuioas, but 10 NE rub, -.
c Enefay s rctcraton conveys upressisn .t W - ~
fauniatou IN truth F-' ''if y - a-li'
- .de Heln sra'n whieh h hrst Into meal usir
- Hh bot Eater made 90
uo ~ We inirodueton q yeast precisely a. ht bread h sf
70 90 ad Hhtch process develops the
40 fson, mneIn 'r vegetable used IN rs manufacture n
e efaos sc siIy fnourh or criminal commit,
We charged T. not for defend ter W 5ntv -is AN ~
sutr Tor selves ~ ~ '''' 70 VI
me shove reward vn he paid 10 any one VA, .n ~ d, ~
y oia eopeeut and respectable chet that our sf,te
' ~ untrue - Tar a. h4n1r manuft
.as pnaetsnnF hst he hquot subjected be
ssl rom or store hou,e from many ~
leeae custom ~ andthaf the character
or ssin OF honesty. F''' '''''
nos sTEAaNs CO
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LIVERPOOL AND LONDON
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Capital, S1O,OOO.OOOl
ANNUAL INCOME 20 akn ooot


ANNUAL INCOME, S22BO.OOOI
.NNtSlED IN TiiE UNITED sfATtS, OVER ssi0 Oooi
40 Ht'eeLs fers'fiAH LoHsf,s for tls Engfge1stt o
x,,v -.-.,.,, ~ Company.
M respectfully
w anl London Insurance rcu-v
iAIse esi capital and Investments stated above
me large capital and olc of the Company enable Il 10
"ts y parties Iuring amounts ofInsurane.
IN aldttn 90 the ordinary Of
sues LEhMdNhNI iOLItIES the r.ys.6 I'd TgV M
~, ~ rHhsiI ~ Property H. thsasefrh, PERNHNEYTL
MUM gill be rct1-aed less per cent.
fs9y WI mske Insurance By loss OF Rents By Fire on
Under ne Policies q This Company claims are paid upon rs
OF saaetoy prcuf o ios without nfsusnf ds.
@ teti afd nos A. D. usual ANer presenta.
Won or Prooi' WORKMAN 4 WYATT. Agents
mAt lSo Main street fcu doors above Pos,oaee.
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
MUTUAL SYSTEM
Capital 81 100000
nNs HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS deposited ui,b The
" Comptroller Of the state New YORK and out OF @ b,ss.
OF lhe company 70 secure policy holders
bNlnsNis MarE ANNratiT A raj prIneipIe
10Y ~ ci oihe premium on LIE PoeeS s be oanei the
insured when the premium exceeds 80 '- '-
foues issued ard payable tsafeI On arriving a
@ ae of te ilI "a the lcsured death y that event
nAIPsn pts,io-sy " arriving a. that aEs
able terms. N' H''l''l o" 'ne unos' ia'or-
Policies is'nsi At greatly reduced rates Of p-.miu when ,
IN ~ 49,, P.,',5s ~ no @ 70 paspate n ths dividends.
We sal be pleased % have No 0ass ar1 ss.r ,uy
t od and reliable Company which comts before yon shor
woETHAu Z WYATT. AGENTS.
Ohce i9o Main street
ou,s = vvo,zu,,, Rev doou above Poet once
General Agent and Attorney
MEDICAL ErA MINERS! '''P''' 10 Va
Jas IT. CuywAT, " n.
- Ro I. CoLruaN, N. y.
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To TUE CITIZENS OF VIRGINIA
With the practical purposes thew ranDo,
be euuaisl. - N'''
zach MACHINE sold from his warranted In every
pec and kept In repair, FREE FOR FIVF WARS
Term. Of payment ON ORDER or DELIVERY y 81 thr MA
CltlNt ssngers ordering from distance must send the Money
with their order or give good city reference.
MACHINES packed and shipped vihout
Also full Instructions for their use
Orders or letters of inquiry
M@DSD @ oR NnhfoLk, VII meet prompt attention.
80 send fpr descriptive Price List
= u received the highest premium Of
state Pairs NJ which the fairs Of Cnn
nai Chicago, ~ Louis, Francisco Baltimore and Rich
= moni.
once and saesroom, 22T Main Richmond vrrinIa
oclS-dWasN y H CRAIfE. Agent
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SASH, RLINDs Am nnnns

SAVING AND TURNING
IINhE Oldest Establishment In Richmond vi.- 49,, =, ,
le looEe artcles, ~ ,fciiol, the sbort-st y P1
& nE eonn1ent o. giving ense sataetion the pbscyb.
.abns, -. we PabHe patronage. Having recently asI
ohyt shd eaTpentes Turning bu-ine.s ~
nave hsr work oats0us disPoiHtaeaf or i.I .si nov
MILES AMBLER M.vo.tz-., ''"'
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RI,O0O nEM ARnI

MANN persons Including conductors Of nah
AtA hc presses. have shown their ignorance no
less than their rcal. lr charging the Dist iers
WIth mi Wing poison uith their hqnara II
To one acquainted uifh the rrrress ~ 1,.tt,- LII
Whsky, uis h SIMPLY rificuians but fa me- r.6 -
Dc generally iff rfIfrrafIrn sr1v.,s a. 80. Il
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AM..SYFLopR, y"y 'TggsI,S, gs; 6 g. ~:
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-01-13

inch of the garment. With these
black spots inserted, the crmine is
styled powdered minever' Royalty
can only wear the minever powdered
all over. The peers and peeresses
wear crmine powdered in rows, the
number of which indicate the rank of
the wearer. On all State occasions
the royal judges array themselves in
robes OF scarlet and pure ermine, the
peers in scarlet robes decked with
gold lace, and the appropriate rows of
ermine or 'bars of minever;' the royal
family in robes of minever powdered
all over"
The Siberian ermine is said te excel
the American variety, in its intense
and spotless whrteness. The Iud-
sons Bay Company trap about twenty
thousand annually.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-01-13
HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA.

BensuOlent Institution estaJlfthfd by special en-
dovmsntfOr the relief Of the sick and diStressed,
afflicted CiA Virulent and Epidemic Disease
VNO all persons afflicted with Sexual Diseases
l. such as Spermatorrh9a, Seminal Weakness,
Impotence, Gonorrhea, Geet, Syphilis, the vice
Of Onansm, Self Abuse, &C., &c.
The Howard Association, in view Of the awful
destruction of human life, caused by Sexual dis
eases, and the deceptions practced upon the un
fortunate victims Of such diseases, by Quacks
several years ago directed their Consulting Sur
geon, as o CHARITABTE ACT worthy Of their,
name, to open Il Dispensary for the treatment Of
this class Of diseases, in all their forms, and to
give medical ADVICE GRATIS to all who apply
by letter, with description of their condition,
Gage, occupation, habits Of life, &c..) and in ca
ses Of extreme poverty to furnish MEDICINES
FREE OF CHARGE. 1t is needless to add that
the Association commands the highest medical
skill Of the age, and will furnish the most appro
we'd modern treatment,
The Directors on a review Of the past, feel as
sured that their labors in this sphere Of benevo-
lent effort, have been of great benefit to the af-
ficted, especially to the young, and they have
resolved to devote themselves, with renewed zeal
TO this very important but uch despised cause.
Just published by the Association, Report on
SpermatOrrhna, or Seminal Weakness, the vice
of 0nanism, Masturbation or Self Abuse, and
other diseases Of the sexual organs, by the con-
sulting Surgeon, which will be sent by mall in q
sealed envelope, FREE OF CHARGE, on the rt
ceiptof TWO STAMPS for Postage.
Address DR.. GEO. Il. CALHOUN, Consulting
Surgeon, Howard Association, No. 2, South Ninth
Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
EZRA HEARTwELL, President
Gro. FAIRcHILD, Secretary.
Feb. 26, ,1659.-ly
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-01-13
9ottrg,
Patient and FaiIhmI.

You have taken back the promise,
That you spoke so long ago.
Taken back the heart you gave me
must even let It 60. diethi
Where Love once hath breathed, Pride
| have struggled but in vain,
First to keep the links together,
Then to piece the broken chain.
But II might not be--so, freely
All your liiensdhip | restore,
And the heart that | had taken,
As my own forevermore.
No shade of blame shall blame you,
Dread no more claim from me;
But will not have you fancy
That | count myself as free.
am bound with the old 2romise:-
What can break that golden chain!
Not the words that you have spoken,
Nor the sharpness Of my pain:-
Do you think, because you fail me,
And draw back your hand to-day,
That from out the heart | gave you,
My strong love can fade nwOy!
twill live. No eyes may see it.
In my soul it will lie deep,
Hid from all; but shall feelit
Often stirring in its sleep.
So remember, that the friendship
Which you now think poor and vain'
Will endure in hope and patience,
Till you ask for it again.
Perhaps in some long twilight hour
Like those we have known Of old,
Past shadows gathering round you, =,
When your present friends grow co'C
You may sire tch your hands towards me
All! you will know not When
shall nurse my love and keep it
For you faithfully, till then.
Household Words.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-01-13
Male Teachers for Girls,

Fanny Fern doesn't think much Of
school.maSt0rS as governors Of girls
thinks the damsels are "too many Tor
'em:
| pity a male teacher who is set 10
the impossible task Of making girls
"behave." should pity them more,
did ! not know that they keep them
in school about four or five hours Ion
ger than they ought. Did ! not know
what they know, but will persist prac-
tically in ignoring, that the fun has
got to come out somehow, or turn 10
poison in the blood, and that if teach
ers won't give it whizzng time mt oI
school, they must needs have it fly in
their faces in school.
There must be discipline, that's Ger.
tain; but, in my opinion, a mans
head must be gray, not brown or
black, if he would enforce it, his
blood must be cold and sluggish, and
his ear deaf to the charmcf, charm
she never so cunningly, or certes, his
magisterial chair viii be set st naught.
Don't know! Answer me, thou now
I"Reverend" gentleman, who once
kept me after school tor Il rcprmand
and spent the precious moments roll
ing my curlS over your fingers, while
my she comrade was bursting off her
hooks and eyes as she peepcd through
the key.hole. Not that | uphold it,
but every animal naturally fights
with the weapons good Providence
has given it-that's She amount Of it
and somehow or other had found
that out, though whether France was
bounded south by Rhode Island OF
not, was still mystery that | was not
in a perspiration to solve.
Some truth in that, according to the
best of our knowledge and belief. 1t
takes woman to snub woman.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-01-13
NOTICE mo- SCHnOL TEACurnS

TNHE Board of School Examiners of Vintcn
i county, will hold their regular meetings for
the examination of candidates, on the Firs,
and Third Saturdays of every Month. at
the Court House in Macarthur, commencing at 10
O'Clock A. NJ.
Atevery examination certificate of good NOR
al character, recently signed by at least two res
ponsible persons, will he required of each candi-
date. BY order Of the Board
nov 2o,'5s Ut. MACKEY, ssc'y.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-01-13
Fever and Ague,

rom which mankind suffer over large part Of
the globe, is the consequence OF diseased action
in the system, induced by the poisonous miasm OF
vegetable decay. This exhalali1n is evolved by
the action OF solar heat on wet SOIL and rises with
the watery yapor from II. While the sun is below
the horizon this vapor fingers the earth's sur
face, and the virus IS taken with II through the
lungs into the blood. 1berei acts as an irritating
nosan on the internal yiscera and eXcreting organs
VI the body The liver becomes torpid and fails to
secrpte not only this virus but also the bile from
lhe blood. Both the virus and the bile accumulate
ia the circulation, and produce violent constit-
ti1nal disorder The sp,een, the kidneys, and the
s,onlch symplthize with the liver, and become
iis1rdered also Finally, the instinct Of our Or
gans.n, as II in an attempt TO expel the noxious
infusion, concentrates the whole blood Of the body
In the Internal excrctorcs % force them TO cast It
mt The blood leaves the surface, and Tushes TO
The central organs with congestiye violence. This
the CulLL. But in this eiJrti fails. Then the
FEVER hVpvs, ia which the blood leaves the CEN
.r.l cg-lus and ushcs 10 the surface, as II in
mother Tort 20 expel the irritating poison through
,ha. other great excretory the skin. In this
also ir falls and the system abandons the attempt
ayhlr..cl, and waits for the recovery OF strength
d rtrr1t 10, hopeless effort another day. These
-rc the MS or plroNy'us Of FEVER AsD AGuR.
~,h constitutional disorder will Of course under
irr.grhcllth hit is not removed.
Ne have labJrtd TO iGi, and have found, an
rrriitfa