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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-02-04

VERDIoT.-The jury summoned by Coro-
ner Day, to hold an inquest over the body of
the late William S. fainter, killed at the "Half
Way House." on Tuesday of last week, con-
cluded its investigations, yesterday. After
examining all the witnesses, they found the
following verdict:
That the said Willard S. Tainter, came to
his death in consequence of a-murderous blow
upon the head, inflicted by heavy, green
chestnut sedstake, in the hands of Cornelius
Doogan, on Tuesday, January 25th, 1859, at a
house called the Half Way House, in Wor-
cester, on the Millbury road, and that the said
fainter did linger until the following Friday,
when he died. And the jury aforesaid further
find, that Thomas Malone and Michael Brett
were accomplces before the fact by being
present, aiding, and abeting in the homicide,
aforesaid.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-02-04

COOP LECTUREs.-A correspondent writing
from Northboro' speaks in terms of the most
enthusiastic praise of series of lectures in
course of delivery before the Lyceum in that
town, by Rev. Merrill Richardson of this city,
upon the French Revolution of 1889, and upon
Napoleon, as the product and consummation of
that Revolution. These lectures are written
in that fervid, energetic style that character
ICES all the productions of that popular divine
and while they condense the history of that
period within the limits of two or three even
ings' entertainments, they do not break the
continuity of that great chain of events, or i'm
pair the interest derived from its contempla-
ton. Those who are not familiar, as well as
those who are, with the history of the times
referred to, have been equally pleased and de-
lighted with the reverend gentleman's EXPOSE
tons, and those who have attended express the
desire that their friends in other towns in the
county may, if not in the present, in some
succeeding lecture season, enjoy the pleasure
and the profit which they have derived, from
listening to lectures so replete with historical
facts, and the suggestions of practical wisdom.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-02-04

GAS ON THE RAILRoAD.-A car from New
York, lighted with gas, went through this city
on Wednesday night. The car was lighted as
brilliantly as parlor, and the whole cost of
gas during the trip of nine hours was only ten
cents. The meter is carried beneath the car.
There is now no excuse for lighting railroad
cars in the shabby manner they generally are,
which, as the boy said, is just enough to
make darkness visible.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-02-04


&c Theodore Parker left Boston yesterday
for New York, where he will take passage in
the steamer for Havana.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-02-04

10 Robert Ingraham, an old and well
known citizen of New Bedford, died in fit on
Wednesday.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-02-04

An AGED FAMILY.-The family of Miss
Sophia Whipple, of Uxbridge, who died last
week, aged II, consisted of five members,
whose united ages amounted to $40 years, the
youngest being 66, and the eldest SO.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-02-04

10 Much surprise has been expressed that
no reward is offered by the City Government,
for the apprehension of Doogan, the murderer
of fainter, Had liberal reward been prompt
ly offered, there can be little doubt, that before
this time, he would have been secured.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-02-04

Ladies and gents who wish for something that will not
draw the feet in place of rubbers will do well to look at
splendid assortment of Seamless Cloth Over Boots and
Shoes for sale at Aliens City Shoe Store See advertise
m
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-02-04

MR. LEGG, DYER AND CLEANSER, continues the business
of Cleansing, Reducing and Repairing Mems Apparel
and also ceanses Ladies' shawls, Riding Dresses. &c
He has increased his help and facilities to meet the steady
Increase In his business ONCE No, Pleasant street
Re-dyeng executed at from three to ten days notice
and cleansing at shorter notice when the necessity or con
venience of customers requires IT,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-02-04

and several others had one and two each.
The six first gentlemen, having received the
necessary number of votes, were declared elect
ed. Mr. Rockwell is elected to fill vacancy
The convention then adjourned.
Qualification Of VoterS.-On Tuesday, Mr.
Rice Of Worcester, from the Committee on
Federal Relations, on the resolve providing for
an amendment to to the Constitution, relative
to the qualification of voters reported that they
had considered the subject, and that said arti-
Gle of amendment ought to be agreed to. The
report included the resolve and the article of
amendment which passed the Legislature of
1858, requiring two years residence after natu-
raliZaton
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-02-04

NoTIcE.The last night (which will be public of Mr.
J. Clnes Dancing School will take place on Friday
Evening, Feb 4th at Briney Hall. Music by Arbuckle
& PATHS Ouadrlle Rand d2ts Fl
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-02-04

POLICE CoURT.-There was another dull
day at the Police Court yesterday. Judge
Green was on hand, as usual, to attend to bust
ness, and the Clerk sat at his desk, with his
blank warrants all ready to be filled up but
the cells in the lookup were empty, and another
twenty four hours had gone by without COM
plant from any quarter. Verify, what are we
coming tn
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-02-04

RARE CHANCE FOR INvRsTMEST-An elegant Eating Sa
loon, &c, with commodious tenement attached with
good run Of custom, is offered for sale. The property
would mrke excellent hotel Located in one of the
most hourishng Rhode Island For further mar.
ticulars inquire at the Spy office DIR ia-T
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-02-04

The CoURTs.-Neither the Criminal nor
Civil Court was in session, yesterday, the
Judges being engaged in full bench session,
arranging matters in reference to the business
of the year
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-02-04

NEXT SUNDAY EVENING we are to have the
opportunity of listening to Miss S. Holley, of
Rochester, New York, at the Universalist
Church in this city. Her subject is "Ameri-
can Slavery" We have often heard of her.
and always in such terms as did her honor
She will speak as an intelligent Christian
woman must speak, who has felt for the bond
man and the bond woman as "bound with
them"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-02-04


LOUD AMANDNE for the positive prevention and cure
oil Chapped Hands, Roughness Of the Skin, &c. II is uni
versal In Its cleanliness and convenience free from SOIL
oily substance ana unpleasant odor Ordinarily two Of
three applications perfect cure, rendering the skin soft
and velvety in feeling and appearance There never was
more satisfactory preparation offered to the public than
this and all those who have used II have realized
the ruhulness Of newspaper advertisement Prepared
only by JOHN Q. HILL, Apothccary, Mechanics Hall
Building and for sale by all Druggists Price 20 cents
COMPOUND GLYcERINE LoTIoE is the most efcctual
remedy in use, for Chappcd Hands and sunbum also to
after Shaving, to allay the inflammation irritation
&c. As cosmetic for softcning and beautylng the skim
removing pmples tan, ifeckes, lips, &c It Is supe
rior 10 all other preparations now In use,
CHARLES CLARKE,
Corner Main and Pleasant streets Worcester
H. d. MAXAh, having received llccncc nom the city
government has opened u PAwE-BRoKISo ESTABLISH
49,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-02-04
MASSACHUSETTS LEGISLATURE,
w Il 7
SENATE.

SENA v.
Petitions were presented and referred of Ira
M. Barton and others, and Isaac Davis and
others, of Worcester, in aid of petition for
Wilbraham Academy.
The Committee on Railways and Canals
reported bills authorising the Midland Railroad
to widen BRIDGE extending the time for the
construction of the New York and Boston
Railroad to the term of two years and ex-
tending the time for the construction of the
Milford and Woonsocket Railroad.
The Committee on Federal Relations report
ed Resolves providing that it is expedient to
alter the Constitution of the Commonwealth by
adopting the subjoined article of amendment.
Article of amendment. - The Governor
shall be the COMMANDMENT Chief of the Army
and Navy in the Commonwealth and of the
Militia thereof, excepting when these forces
shall be actually in the service of the United
States, and shall have power to call out any
part Of the military force to aid in the execu-
ton Of the laws, to suppress instruction and
to repel invasion.
Orders ADOPTED, by Mr.. Upham, of Wor-
cester, that the Committee on the Judiciary
inquire into the expediency of repeating or
amending the act relating to the exemption of
property of widows and unmarried females
from taxation, chap. 49, acts of 1858; By Mr..
| Butler, of MiddleseX, that the Committee on
|
of providing a statute penalty against the
boarding by any persons or corporation of the
bills of any bank for the purpose of injuring
the business operations of the bank
Orders ofthe Ddy-The bills establishing the
line between the towns of Marion and Ware
ham, and to authorize Hiram Brooks to extend
his wharf, were ordered to third reading
Bills to incorporate the Oriental Fire and
Marine Insurance Company, and in relation to
the Eliot Fire Insurance Company in Boston,
were passed to be engrossed.
The Senate, at this point went into Conven-
ton for the election of Overseers of Harvard
College
HOUSE.
Sundry orders of inquiry were adopted
Orders Of the Day.-The bill relating to the
Lowell Institutions for Savings, bills in addi-
ton to the acts relating to the Boston Dispen-
sary, and to Charles River and Warren Bridges,
were passed to be engrossed.
Sundry bills were passed to a third reading
Several reports inexpedient were accepted.
The resolve in favor of the Massachusetts
Charitable Eye and Ear Infirmary was dis
cussed at considerable length, on the report of
the committee that the Senate resolve for the
same purpose ought not to pass, for the reason
that the Senate had no power to originate
money bills. The Senate resolve was sustain
| ed, and ordered to a second reading.
The House resolve in aid of the Massachu-
sets Teachers Association, being as the pre-
ceding resolve, and for the same reason, re-
ported from the Committee on Finance, as a
substitute for similar Senate resolve. The
House declined to reject the Senate resolve,
and it was ordered to a second reading.
AT o'clock the Senate came in, and the
Legislature in convention proceeded to the
election of six Overseers of Harvard College,
| as follows:
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-02-04

preferring something less resistant, tried his
proves on a couple of Frenchmen, and readily
deposited them in a snow bank. No damage
to either horse or man.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-02-04

Mr.. Richardson's LEcrURE--Rev. Mr..
Richardson, of this city, delivered an able and
instructive lecture, before the Mechanics Asso-
citation, in Mechanics Hail. last evening, on
the subject "Work, and the worker" 1t was
handled in the usual original manner peculiar
to the speaker, and was well received by the
large audience present. The idea urged is,
was that labor, instead of being curse, the
greatest blessing which could be bestowed upon
man. The effort required, in order to over
come obstacles, is wise provision of our
nature, and absolutely necessary in order to
promote full cultivation of all our faculties.
Labor and motion produce life and animation
in all departments of nature and art, while in
action is stagnation and death.
The next lecture before the Association will
be given week after next, by Arthur Gilman,
Esq, of N. H. on "The characteristics of
New England Humor."
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-02-04

w single copies of the DAILY or WEEKLY SPY, wrap
ped or otherwise may always be found Publication
Office, Printers Exchange Foster street
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-02-04

w CE TIER:
TO ADvERTIsERs I.

The circulation of The Spy IL double that
of any other newspaper I'm Worcester. The
Advertising public will please bear this In
rnfnd,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-01
The toilovpe table gives The total receipts few Of the
sdnq articles Of produce the week ending Saturday July
Cinoinnatl pailH Market RepOrt.

CINCINNATI, July %, 1859.
Buttsrw R. Merchants fair to prime. in 6rkns, 0dlse
eommon and fair Ohio and Indiana s6lOc, Choice West
ora Reserve Dairy in lrkins, ,-G-c.
Besns--P Prime small white y 6O lbs. SO
Chsese-Prime medium and lsrseW R. new, Ole
Best brands English dairy, lO6--c.
CoHee-Rio, common and prime, llR0l24c
Candles-Pressed Taow l2S6 3ci Star a. 10 aud l6 OF
iscGl9d2Oc.
Cranberries-small and large brls per bbS %
Flour-Ordinary and good superdne y bb s4s5GS49i
choice red and extra white wheat sJlOGS52j.
Dried Fruits-Apples commonto choice = 25 lbs. SO
-; Peaches, unpeeled y 80 lbs 80
Grain-Wheat prime red and white 81 Qasll4, Oats on
arrival al5c Corn. prime yellow and white, s5ci Prime
Barley ant. Rye 6S675c.
Molasses-Prime N o., large and small lots, Sd3She
Ois-Inseed large and small lots 5scG6 c. Lard Nos
Nc. l, sld9Oc
Provsons-City brands pork y bbl, Sl5 Gals 70
city brands barrel lard. llc; do keE lard, l21l2q
shoulders and ribbed Sides ~ l9i4c hams plain and
sugar-cured canvased lOcGll2ic:
Rce-FRir 10 prime G5i4c - b.
suRar-Common. low fair and fair 667-liA4ci good taiT
prime and choice, 75SJdI 4GS-e' ,
Eastern Ezchange-1f az e cent premium buying "hq
~ We allow selling rates here for New York Exchange
as We keep and buying rates for drafts on
poston Philadelphia and Baltimore, have to sellex'
sn'"e0 oi ''' '''' '"' sTRAIGHT. DENING co
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-01
NEW YoRK MARKET-July u


IL OOO hbs 81 e0GS4 for sup State Sh0QS5 2j for
stale s4f504 IS for S4t5 sb4O FIR cumr to
mod x a western; S521d5 IS for ID and IS fON5 60 for
tresh ground TouId hoop Ohio. Closns active and
nc Four-Dull, + Small sales ut StONG4l5
Wheat-Market firm, and (I3c better SALES II 900 bus
st s 3ai 5i 6r new white Ky; $3.50 for red south
arm Al On for old dc; 81 lb for old white western, and
Ter red western private terms,
Rye-H avy. Sales 800 bus al IbGSOo
Bar ey-Dull and nominal.
CO2Heavy and dun. Sales 5000 bus nj s2c for Jersey
yellow SIC mixed western; sic for common white
Sais@iower and dull Sales at 5000 for State s4gN
for Cauadiun and western.
Whisxy-Heavy. Sa es l25 hhlS at 2jI626C
Por-Heayv dull and lower mess; and prime shade
brneT Sales 500 bhs at sl5l52 25 for aud $40 75
I0qb for prime inc udnc 1000 hhls deliverable sell
eT opton in Oct $780, and 1909 do In August private
terms ...
ior prime; Ss7 for 50 26dSS for repncked Chi
cagn SIS 25DSlh for aItas Prime mess beef entirely
inal, and cannot he quoted
Beef hams-SmRll sales At l5ldls 10.
Bacou-Dull aud nomnal. Sales so hOIes short cleni
niddles on private seTms
shOu ldeTs; el1Sllc for hams.
Iarl-Quef Sales 800 bbls at l04 nl0ss.
ButteT-F nm. l6n7l fT State, lAGl6 for OhtJ
Cheese Steady; 7hdls6 for good to prime.
Tdllnw-Flm. sales at lOsS Ol4
AEheE-SteAdy. 1912 for puts. Sb 69A pearls.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-01
NEW YoRK DRY anops MARKET.

Business quite Lrsk during the past week and
the Fall campaign may be said to have fairy CONNIE need
while the suddenly active demand for goods and hardening
tendency the market give ample evidence Of lively trade
during the feeling Of buoysncy seems to
pervade et and dealers sRngutne OF remu
nerave all marke table goods The recent adyces
from Europe have been favorable and have served 10
impar Impetus trade here also to stimulate to
exerons supply the market with all goods suita
bic export The market here Tor cotton has become very
excited under the European news and prices nave ad-
yancrd materially this fact has served TO strengthen the
market manufactured goods Of nearly every description
while in expectation Of still heavier orders
to the demand for export which has already become
active 49,, :,
The market benched sheengs and hrttngs has area-
dy active and holders have manifested much
hrmness The supply fair but not large Brown shtengs
shrngs fair request but prices have huctuated
somewhat consequence Of the recent sale In Boton
The demand drills export has been moderately heavv
hut have for time been engaged on CON
tract 90 that the supply somewhat meagTe Cotton Flnn
nels IN fair request and some holders are slightly hmeT
at previous rates.
Wooden goods are plentiful supply, large asscr
mept having been offered during the week Of which
have with favorable notice and which there prevails
very GOOD demand satisfactory prices Cassmeres have
moved of rather actively but pce0 barely sustained
cept for iayorite make.
Foreign goods good supply and request Tor al desr
able styles, and the market continues firm.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-01
Ayers Cathartic Pills.

TUT HEI VI0 PNTFV0t " q IUH3UY I-HYSICi
Arc composed that disease within the range OF their ao-
tOn rBrov WtthHiand evado hem Their peuetrat
puertes search and cleanse and uygorao every portion
OF the human organism correcting is diseased action, and
restoring is Vcuithy VulteB As sequence Of these
properties, The invalid who is bowed down with pain ur
ply aical debility isasonithcd 10 find his health OF eTy
restored ~ remedy at once 50 simple and nviiing.
Not only do they cure the eyoy da3 complaints OF every
body, but TsO many fOmidab and dangerous diseases
The AGENT below named Is pleased 70 furnish gIas my
American Almanac, cluialnug certificates OF their
aud directions for thel use IN The following COmDtants
CogtYoness Heartburn, Headache arising nom dsOrdoTod
stomach, Nausea, Indigestion Pain and Morbid inactiO
Of the Bowels Flaiul0ucy Loss Of Appetite Jaundco and
other Kindred cumplonts arising from low state Of the
body or uhetructuI Of its functions
Do not bs put OF By unprncipled Dealers with 9th
er pll they make the more profit Ask iOT AVER
PrJLs, and lake nothing else.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-01
AYERS CHERRY PECTORAL,
FoK THE RAPID CURE o.

Coughs, Colds, Influenza, HoarSeHess, Group,
Bronchitis, IReipieRt Consumption, and tOT tke
relief Of COnSHmptiBe Patients IN adpaHcsd
stages Of the disease
SO wide H the field Of s uHoss and numerous yre
the Of its ou g. that almost every section OF country
abounds n pssons tubcy known, who have been reiev
ed nom alarming and dosneeao diseases u the lungs
by It's When tried ts superiority over eyely b.
medicine of the kim Is too APPARENT 10 escape Obsea-
ION, and where rs virtues known, the puc longer
hesitate what antdoie 90 employ for the distressing and
dangerous affections Of the pulmonary that Incl
dent 10 climate hills many inferior remedies thrust
upon tho community have failed and been dinardo this
hiss gained i0nds by even tual conferred benefits the
afflicted hey never forget and produced ouTes too
merous and too remarkable 20 lr forgotten
Prepared by DR.. J G. AVER 4 co,
Lowell, ME8a
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NEW YORK sToCK DfARKET-July q

The stock market is quite unsettled 70 day, and huctua-
lions In several Of the esding SpecuntOns requen' and
the closing Of the banks this r. NJ There appears 10 be-
nodsrcyo certificates and tue stock closes du at 1874
K u bai0w board price. Oftne stoCksthe
only change was IN Michigan Srghem Guaranteed, which
onened Al 2ll& aud Gle ed al 2OH Gneua Toledo and
Rock lEsr were well hold at yesterday prices Panama
fell 10 ll53s; Pacigc Mail IN pt llG7iA
In ho Caal stocks, only small lots changed hands at
steady prices. Cumberland y ID Ctbetter
The RaiUad bonds sparugy dealt in Et previous
prizes
The downward tendency Sa'e stocks continues Ten
sizes have suffered the heaviest fall being u
below the price OF woet ago
The foreign news made public this morning, 10 arded
sons quarters a favorable.
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Cleveland Annla, 1859.

Es $. FLINT Superintendent
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-01
ANFO RD'S
Liver ImVigOPatOE
NEVER DEBGLIrATE'

NEVER DEBILIrATES.
1T is COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY
Il FROM GUM, and has become cstahl shed fact
Stuudard Medicine, known and uupruved 10y an WHO nave
used H. and TesOrted 10 with confidence In all the
diseases for which IL Is mmendrd.
IL has cured thousands within the lost two years
who had up all hopes Ot relief he numerous
unsolicited certificates inl@ my possession show.
The dose must he ad spted @lO temperament Of the
individual taklugi' and od M such quaint les
gently on The bowels. -
Let tue dictates OF veur = judgment guide you n the
use Of the LIVER IN-'s 'sNIGORATOR, and it
will cure Liver COm- . plants, Bilious At
tacks, Dyspeps a3 - SChrOniC OiarFhOea,
= r o m ZIP in1B, Dyseutc-
ry, DrOpBy5 SOurZ stomach, Hnbituul
COstiveuessJ GhOl--ic3 ChOleru, ChOlC-
Fn MOrbuB, GhOleru3I In "a n uns Fiutu-
lences j uun d ! e e. s',- Female Weakness
esJ and b. used sue - 'CsSiul as an ORDlNA-
KY FAMILY MEDI- @CiNE. IL viii cure SICK
II n A A G. u Il (as = thousands can testify,) IN
TWENTY MINUTES ItI= rWO OR THREE TEA
SPOONEULS ARE TAXI at commencement of
attack.
All who It giving their tt simOnv u its favor
" Mix water in the m uth with the INNlGORATOR
AfHd swallow both together.
Price One Dollar Per BOttIc.l
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-01
MO ONE REMEDY IS LorrDER

MO ONE REMEDY is LOUDER
than ard safe Tor Feyor and Ague such rem
edy we enab cd 10 offer, with perfect certainty
thar II will eradicate the disase and with assurance
jed on proof that no harm can arise from It's any
quantity.
TAat which protects from prevents tins disorder
be of immense sCfyice m the communities la which prt
walls, Prevention Is better than the patient
tile risk which be must violent attacks of this
bHlefui distemurT This CUTE 0Npels the masmn' lC
OF Fever aud Ague from the and
development u the disease, II taken the FIRST approach
Of It's prempnitOy symptoms. 10 Is only the best
edy discovered for hsCass Of complaints
the cheapest The large quantity supply for dollar
brings within the reach Of every body; ana IN bilious dis
trlCs, where Fever and Ague pToyns body
have and t and t freely both aud pro-
lection. II Is hoped this price will place it within the
reach Of al'he poor as we'll as The H. great superb
speedy and certain of nteTmens Is. that it conai
no pinne mineral consequently produces uoQuuism
oroneT inu ous elect, whatever upon the coustt ou
had the disease.
Fever ana Aguc is not alone the the mia
matic poison, A variety OF disorder, arise from
irritation, among which are Neuralgia, Rheumatism Guut
Headache, Bluuduoss lOuthAChe, EuruChe CaturTh As
ma, PalpuUun Painful Affection Of the Spleen Hysier-
les Pain in the Bowels, Cole PUul Asis, aud neuuge-
men Of the stomach all of which, when originating
cause put on the intermittent pe, become periodical
THIS "CuRE' fHpels the poison from the blood aud
qucuty cures them all ahke s an luvaluuh Wutecton
10 immigrants aud prIEuns ttvelug residing
no. the maati0us districts. II taken occasionally daly
white exposed 20 the injection. that will be- eHyruied from
Tho SYSTEM aud caGuol accumulate sufficient Quauity
rpen into disease Hence Is valuable Tor pro-
lection than cure and W will suffer nom lutcrnt-
tents they avail th mseVes OF tile protection this RENEE
D