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Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-01-15
aso- wIsrAR's BALsAM of WILD CHERRY,
WEAVER, Jan. IA. 1858

a.s- WISTAR's BALSiM Of WILD CHERRY,
for COUGHS, COLDS, &c, imparts new vgor to
vital action, and relieves the system by opening
the pores Of the skin, and promoting the secro-
tion Of mucous matter.
Those who take the Balsam will feel mmedi.
ate relief from the distressing irriatious that nc
company affections of the respiratory organs
The pores have been closed the Balsam opens
them. The Lungs suffer from irritation, the ir-
ritaton Is scothed the pulse Is violent and fe-
versh, they are softencd and the mucous mem
brane Is relieved Of It's engagement with rapid
ity and ease. All by the use Of this delightful
remedy.
po- BE US.-As there are many
COUNTERFElTS, look well at the signature
before purchasing take none unless It has the
name Of "llenry Wistar, NJ. d., Philadelphia"
and "Sanford Il Park engraved on the outside
wrapper. All others are BASE TMITArioNs.
PARK & WHITE, General Agents, 1872 Wash
ington street, San Francisco Also, Importers
and Jobbers Of all Genuine Patent Medicines
ANDERSON d SEAMAN
Are the only authorized AGENTs at Weaver
vile for the genuine Wistar's Balsam Of Wild
Cherry 3f3m.
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Cutie Epidem,c in Southeastern Georaia.-A
correspondent, writing from Florence. Stewart
county. Ga, in the course of a business letter,
stutes that his COWS had recently been taken
will, very fatal epidemic, dying, sometimes, at
the rate OF three or four in day; fourteen in
all, having died in twelve days. He thinks their
sicknesss was caused by the cows eating the peas
which grow OIL what is called clay-gaed lime.
lands; they seem to fatten and thrive on the
peas, and appear perfectly healthy, but'wiIl sud.
never heard any remedy prescribed he5pat them
up in a dry lot, and as an experiment, give them
salts on their food aud in the water they drank
Some refused to take it and Of these several sub.
sequentIy sickened aud died. Others took It
freely, and moi ono of these were effected. He
then caught all that refused, aud drepched them
with salts, giving each one about half pound,
after which lie lost no more. A neighbor, whose
cattle began to be affected in similar manner,
several Having died, adopted the same remedy,
with the most complete success. We give the
facts as stated to us for the benefit Of our plant
ing ffiends-Aagasta Chronicle:
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TRUE DUNCAN AND THE CAT.

Once there was little boy named Dur.
can. The boys used to call him True Dun
ca", because he never would lie. One Gay
he was playing with an axe in the yard Of
the school and Will, he was chopping
stick the toacher's Cat, Tabby, came along
Duncan let the axe fall right on poor Tab
by's head, and killed her. What to do hs
did not know. She was pet Of the mas.
ter, and used to sit on IL cushion at his side
while he was hearing. the lessons.
"Now, fellows" sad one Of the bows.
tive shall see if Duncan can't make up q
fb as well az the rest of us"
Big Jones stepped up, and taking the ca.
ty the tail, said:
li"re, boys, will ;;ust fling her into
the alley, and we can tell Mr.. Cole lila.
the butchers dog killed her; you know he
worried her last week" -
Several Of them thought this would do
very well. But Duncan looked quite an
cry. -
"No.' said he, emo! 10 you think r
would lie for such q creature as tbate II
would be 4 lie, q lie, A LIE" And eyerv
time he said the word his voice grew louder
and loudor. Then he picked up the poor
thing in his arms and carried it into the
schoolroom, and the boys followed to SEQ
what would happen. The ,naster looked
up and said :: =
What is this?' My faithful mouser
dead! Who could have done me such an
'n]uryF All were silent for little. As
soon as Duncan could get his voice, bo
said:
'"Mr. Cole, am very sory-but here is
the truth. l can't lie,, sir; killed Tabbv:,
but am very sorry for it. I ought to have
been more careful, for saw her continually
rubbing her side against the log. lam very
sorry, indeed, sir" 4
Every one expected Mr.. Cole to take
down his long rattan. On tho contrary,
he put OH pleasant smile, and said !:
"Duncan you are a brave boy. I saw
and heard all that passed from my window
above. I would rather lose a hundred cats
than miss sach an example of truth and
homer in my school. Your hest reward is
what you feel III your own conscience but
beg you to axceps this handsome PEN
knife as token Of my appreciation"
Duncan took out his little handkerchief
and wiped his eyes. The boys could no
longer restrain themselves, and when Tom
Pooy cried, "Three checs for True Dun.
can !" all joined in hearty hurrah.
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: Desperate Fight a0itt Runa,oay Neg,oss Two
fugitive slaves were captured in Indiana, some
fifiy miles from Louisville, KY, last week, and
taken 70 the jail of that ety., They escaped from
a South Carolina planter some months since -
They made q desperate resistance 4befbre they
were secured, shooting one of the pasuers, and
wognding himsa badly he will hardly secoysr:----
One Of the negroes was shot 'if the shoplde and
Otherwise injured by blows.
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: No man can tell whe.her. he is rich or
poor by turning to His ledger. :. II is the
heart.that makes a, man rich. = He is rioh
or poor, according 4 70 s,xgss xgLss b. jsnget 40
cording to what he has. :.
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Il hope to live TO see the day. said Lord
brougham, Awhen every peasant in Eng
land caa understand Bacon, Wouldn't
it be better that they had LITTLE Gaeon
:first T. impaired Cobbett '>
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-. HosD to o-Ruip Sona-Lst him have his
own way, Allow, him the free ,use of
money Suffer him to roam where he
.pleases on the Sabbath. Gire him free as.
cess to wicked companions. Cab him to
no account for his evenings. Furnish him
with 10 stated epptas asmaht- Pursue either
Of these ways. land you will experience a
most nnaryeilous. deiivefaRcs Or you will
have to moarH ererla dsbsssd' and ruined
'shild. IF oassshaa hkys. rallied. slia sad
tssalssad e. 3 ssas lsslaIss e 'as,a!sssts
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4 Dutchma's's Description o, Rainy
Might" Veil, lasht night wash de worst
as never wash: L fought to 90 down the
hill to mine house, but no sooner did walk,
den de faster stand still, for de darkness
was so tick dat coot not stir it mt mine
boots, and de rain, dunder and blixeu, in
more than tree minute mine skin was vet
throo to mine cl9's. ,s But atthaf You lest1e
vile stopped quittin' to ram something; so
I keep feelink mineself all de way l6ng;
and ven ] comes to mine own house to aalk
in, vat you tinka II belong to somebody
else"
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addressed to The Nigger-Useful mig
ger! You are the needle Of our national
compass, the coloring matter Of all our af
falfs, the active principal of our agtatops,
the director Of our political ceremonies !:
you make Presidents, you make Senates,
you raise small men aud knock down great
ones. Oh, wonderful nigger! you are the
black prince Of fusion, diffusion and confu
sion! You ought to be broke of your of
fce, kicked out or requested to RESIGN! -
Sierra Citizen.
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The Life of " Newspaper Editor IN
Caijornia.-He rises at ten o'clock in the
morning; dresses himself, takes his hat,
already pierced with three er four bullets.
and goes to restaurant to get his break
fast. After breakfast he returns to his
office to read The morning papers. lie
finds that he is called a wretch in one. in
another liar, and in third villain
tie smiles at the thought Of having somo
thing to do, and signs his name to three
challenges, which he always carries about
him to be ready for emergencies. These
he dispatches and sits down to write an AZ
ticle, when he is suddenly interrupted BY
some interloper whom at last he is com
PEELED to throw out of the window. At
noon he learns that his chaleges have been
accepted for the next dry. At three o'clock
he goes to fight duel which had been ar
ranged the day before, kills lis man and
returns to dinner. On his way from dinner
he gets mixed up with riot, and gets some
bruises and wounds. When he reaches
his sanctum lie finds an Internal machine
on his table. Without manifestipg tho
slightest surprise lie throws it out of the
window. He then writes leader on moral
reform-this done, lie goes to the theatre.
On his way he is attacked by three mer7;
he kills two and takes the third to the
nearest station house. When returhins!to
his office at three o'clock at night, he beats
man who tries to rob him; kills d dog
with stone; is almost run oyer by hack
ney coach, and on the threshold Of Ia
door receives two more bullets in his hat.
then congratulates himself on having pas-
sed quiet day, writes til 2 O'clock in Tie
morning; retires to bed ahd sleeps tran.
quiIly.: = ,,..-....s go go
:. --->s.S<--. ta-
Bomba.-The name Bomba is often mis-
interpreted as. having some aIlusjon, ato
bombardments:: It is not so.. In italy
when you tell man a:thing which lie
knows to be false, or when he wishes to
conveyfto you the idea Of tho utter worth
lessness of anything or person,'he puffs. eSt
bis cheek like bag. Pper's' ID i's All Hoy,
smtes II with his fore-fnger,' and allows
the. pent breath, t6 Explode; win The '.ss-
clamation'" Bomba.Y. 4 have Witnessed the
gesture and heard .tbaaonnd. Hence, ater
1s49;; when regal t,aths IN, the Raqis 'ofstAe
Mesl Holy Tsiniiyssssss. Sandito 49, bs.,ss
/ worthless as a beggsts: III the mamie of
iBacehnas. ofoihe Madonna, when Fsraaipssnnsd
was petcelved to Be Iw6rhtess aijsss his
quick Ssittsd people whispered hiia his, aamss q
He was called King Bombs King Puff
eheef, Nig Liar, Miag Miag N Kasxs Is .srIAe sssse ais
and his character were .thenb se.s mucA,jli.
harmony that it sprsad.- widely, and Raavs
been 50 much tn harmony ,syefss eve Z SfScsa That
he.has retained it until now, sad IvilL.s
ssip y! IL i. HssppRos.e iii hs y Sdsatsa. v .iAssssN
unhenored grave.-Notes aaa, (sssaeA
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Tho CAinahona Tree.--A letter from G. r.
Buekeiew, of the United States Legation at
Ecundar, TO Dr.. Leidy, Of phitaaelphia calls at.
,tention to the, ,expediency of growing the Chin
,ohona tree in this country. He has no doubt
that il would flourish In many parts Of the
'pnited States. T gfo*as at elevations Of six
to eight tkousssd feet ~ Eouader. Of a. tempsrs-
lure o, SKY 10 s'x.y,six 81 but humboldt declared
gions with, ,othersy,pwas unsatisfactory, The
seeds, are small and may bo sent,by latter. = The
English are endeagoriag TO. transplant j to
India, Tbs. seeds sept.to England shave. been
propagatsd there, aud the .plaats, forwarded 10
India in glass- covered boxes, With what suooszs
is not yet, known Mr., p. l. Browne. of the
PateN Office who Is paying great attention to
al pattera relating 70 the int5 II. plants
and sseds frpu, abroad, has dstesminsd 10 make
an effort 10 iptsodncs the Cbinchoaa into ,.this
oouRtrY-: II is known; that this tres sppples The
psisbr4tsd Peruvian baIf, 10 Valuable ss's eaajj$
E-frichmond Despatch
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for Sale, frrigbt or Gbatttr:

ss4t FOR SALE.-The copper fastened brig
ssss FORGE WASHINGTON, of us burthcn, built
at SuIry, Me- has just undergone thorough repairs, and
in perfect order for amy voyage For particulars apply 70
MORRELL II RANDALL,
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p4n BALTIMORE AND PHILADEL-
s-s.etz:s...esssP HlA STEAMBOAT COMPANY,

sa-sscsx=ss4@.z1s PTllA STEAMBOAT COMPANY,
VIA CANAL,
For the nSportaOn of Merchandise Produce Packages
Horses Carriages Furniture and Goods all sorts between
Philadelphia and Baltimore. " ~
FOR PlllLADELPHIA-One Of the COmpany's Steam.
hoat leaves No Light street wharf daily, at O'clock ar
irving in hadelphia at o'clock the next morning in am
pie time for tie New York Trains Ne' " -
FROM PIllLADELPHIA-Leay daiIv at oclocl, fron,
No. 10 South wlaTves.
Goods forwarded Immediately with cae-ee of all charq.
Tor commission. j. ALEX. SHRIVER, Agent
No Light street wharf, Baltimore
apls-tf No 10 south wharyes ePhia6aIrbio
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EaEEE~~zR-aeEf WILMIN GTON IN
Steamboats,.

r.ysirr1ss:S FOR THE SOUTH
Eszs.zszszazSiE DIRECT FROM NEW YORK, PLILAD DEL
PIilA and BALTIMORE via the
TO NORFOLK, WELDON RALEIGH WTTNTNcroE
CHARLESTON, AUGI STA, ATLANTA, MONT CIV ,
GOMERY, AND NEW ORLEANS
SPRING ARRANGEMENT
DAILY, Except Sandays.) via
BAY LINE SEA BOARD IL ROANOKE RAILROAD
49, TO THE ABOVE MENTIONED PLACES
The Schedule being arranged that the traveller s
to NO NIGHT TRAVEL the Railroad from ~ 'eS'
NEW YORK
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passengers and their baggage of
between the lepOtS the Route.
Passengers by this Line enjoy comfortable nights rest
on the Bay steamers, and privileged ay oucr at jgL
al any P9nnt, ana resume their trip by daylight
HFIARIlCULAR NOTICE.-Passengers from Seuv York
and liniadephia by this Line will have their baggage
checked from those cities BAY BOATS from, wbcnc
Will be checked to different points South N -
f9 further lnormation and Through Tickets, (Which are
good ny the bay or Mail iinc applyin NEW YORK Mt the
Company Office No 20 Broadway, Barclay streas
ABOVE the AStor House the New Jersey aroa1 Once
foot OF Courtnd street. In PHILADELPHIA at the Com
py Ice N corner of Sixth and Chestnut streets or
~ ue peIot Broad and Prime streets And in RAITI-
Nh AT tht once Baltimore Steam Packet Company foot
of Union Dock, on board the Bay Steamers F'' ''
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SIaVr JOIII . onTIVeT, Uenis, Philadelphia, A Shr
Schr W H. Morse, Phillips Hartford. Ct-S;cknev A. Co
Brig Gun Tyler, Hopkins, Boston, Dobbin & Warfeid
Schr. VIM. Wilson, Gibbs, Montego Bay jam, r. 4 IL r
Jackson.
Schr Golden Fleece Young. Boston, p Malcolm & Co.
Scnr. IL. W Morse Phillips, Hartford, Conn., Stickney
70
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Shppina.

LIZ FOR CAPE TOWN, G. G. H., AND
- MAURITIUS.-The well known clipper ship TAR.
TAR Van sGe master receiving cargo for the above
ports at New York. and having onehalf her capacity
engaged and going board will sail before l4h May
full or not full. For balance offreght apply to
JOHN HENDERSON Il CO.,
ap26-tf Corner Pratt and Commerce streets
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Commission Msrtbants.

HEyRY KNOX. FREDERICK Phillips
| II NOX l. CO.,
n SHIPPING AND coMMIssloN MERCHANTS.
| sGRocERs EXCHANGE,
| ,,, BALTIMORE.
Advances made on consignments address or to our
friends in the various Of Europe the West indies
] - ''~N NAN-Ns.
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.- -------.I L.-,1 VI IftalUent.
F=sit% NEW YORK AND BALTIMORE
Ssss=1-cz5z5ze-;5s ~ TRANSPORTATION LINE

No !. ~ " 1I'V'' 1'VI
Goods destined for places beyond Baltimore or New York
commission 49, '9>0 'N'
E1 Mark Goods destined for this Route-Inland Propeller
Line ~ -'0fe''01
The safety regularity and dispatch this Line together
with te moderate rates charged, to the public
as desirable medium for conveying ever DESCRIPTION of
freight !. \. SITRIV Err, Agent,
Ne. 3 Light street wharf, Baltimore
,,o W. DALXEII, Agent,
aplS-u Pier T. River y
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dence " '-' ava
, Rs HMoNp, April 22-ltrr. banks Virginian, and j. L.
Davis, New York ' ~ " "
u WlLMlNGTQN, April 22-Crd schrs R. B. Miller and L.
~ ' "
MOBILE, April IS-Arr ships Saratoga Liverpoo simo
da liavre Sea Lyon Rio de aneiro Lone Star Pha
r. CID ship William Chamberlain, Liverpool schr F. Fern,
NEW ORLEANS April 1s-Arr. shps S. Locke. Grimsbv.
Eng i " '~"' 'A''
April 2o-Arr barks Priscilla Boston; n. Boynton do
Cd steamship Empire City, \; York ships Luna Boston,
Aimede Snow, Marseiles; Florida Blanco, Barcelona
Charles jane Genoa brig A. D, Jordan, Cardenas schr
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Mtrthan0iae.

| APAN FARNlSH.-5O bbls. Japan Varnish,
~ Of their own manufacture, for sale by HUGH BOLTON
/ Co, Nc. 81 McElderry's wharf $3.50 - ~ 1nbI- -
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s@ The brig (ketch) "bfARY ATWEILn is expected to
on the 10Th May as above This vessel a very
boat and fast ser Can give to four cabin
passe myers Apply to r. II. ATWELL d CO.,
Yha
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Ill FOR FREDERICKSBURG, VA.
The steamer VIM SELDEN, W B. Kirwan,
Captain will her route to Fredericksburg and land
ings Rapahannock, leaving Baltimore from her
WHARF, FOOT OF SOUTH STREET, on
TUESDAY, February 22d, at o'clock, p NJ Returning
Will leave Fredericksburg al O'Clock FRIDAY MORNING.
She will Sntinue to leave Baltimore EVERY TUESDAY,
and fredericksburg EVERY FRIDAY during the season
Freight of description taken at low Horses
cattle and Live Stock generally, handled with care, and
comfortably accommodated. Through Goods punctually
received.
For information, freight passage apply in Baltimore
at her Office, los SOUTH STREET, board the Boat
Agents in fredericksburg,
feI2tf A. X PiIIIIIPS a. 20
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1859-06-11

QuOi aOuta pnrut Kenneth
W de ueq afreux chaos urpr degreabemenf taus
note dams harmonieux.
s.r,s s, % mo" beau %sns4 @ s" D vo' s'"' s's'
menuuyez fit Ion aceen ndiinct pa
teux dun homme eivre.
a fie = ~ w. "''' ''' ''''' '' '"''' - i ~ '
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avon" necament On fra lever oai bn are Je
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bne plus Tongue Kenneth duue de aue bagute
sur e ePue son dos ee dc O9Is nme a"a ne
abord e eune homn fit pn attention discipline mai
Nick echuaut besogne, applique plus de-
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de Esee realities de monde ft bn6 penb que
Une faculties sortaen lasoupemen pour
WELLER souance nouie ndcb Son hucnaion chee fya,
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enbement Ia renai dams venes les oates gees de
acha entremet cce ardente
All! Preniz prairie pour lit You. enveppez
Tout enegn hatudes
temps esex ct Px dune bagaee Que devous de spec
Kenneth recuelt dc force pour elanceh moemen
En- reeomense resu une nuSee distribution de horizons
Que vouea,vOn monsieur dmand fort udsne de
cede quill trouvait paratement ncvI
VOu trae facon. VOLTA pqm Nick came
teur Vous quill posnue de petite dcu!e nous
pouut bre INSTRUMENTATION jusqu quill chaeu
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la ran fit place dverses sensations Nick epu cod
les fnsgon ct Kenneth Parsint tenr sur les ed renire
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Sans doue etang doute occupz pas bgaees
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raviver circulation da lcn,
4 Par H. ExrLs CurvALIER.
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fSwousai knessnt dvas Severn leo Winnipeg
u - epqrf - esa % uss honms don't lair lattiude
= ss1ihsa pGeds u stai appsemment ou preoocope
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ELIXIR du DR. GUl % S!sss,s sssI"q'' ss, PAUL GAGE
4 Paris, DE- GreNelle. ut.Ce eruan. Ne

AsrHNEs, cArARRHE, coQuELUcHE, RHu.
MES, roUx coNvULsIyE, ISTLASMATIoSs DE
PoirRiSE, etc. - Ccs affections Iont lc lre.
sultat dune accumulation, osI,s 10 tissu
meme du poumon ct sur Ia surfscc dcs bron.
ches, Dune matiarc glaireuseI acRr, WIS.
quEUsr, EPAIssE. qui s'est deve opptc dams
10 pouinon la suite d 'une inflammation. La
trnehsS hrtare est bouchse, la v.,,,non ne SO
dilafe plus, In respiration deys.,t impossi.
BILE. La nature ohcrche d egpelser cctte
HUMEUR 6LAIREusE par dcs tscc:s dc ioux
eonv ulsive, ct le malade meurt aSphyxie, I'll
ON ne SO hate de lui adininistrcr / Ehrir
pour suppleer aux efforts impsla.ants de la
nature. ..e..
AroPLExIE, PARALrsiE. = L's rcrycau est
traverse par une quantita ingais de vais.
seaux sangains OF lymp,atiqusr; IL eat ON.
veloppe dune peilicule on rnssbrnne mu.
queue, qui exsude une humSur glaircu.e
chargee dentrctenir Get organd Hans un stat
dhumidite convenabie. Aussy,cf que, par
nne cause quelconque, un pers q iniiaInina.
fion se developpe, soit dams les vaisscaux
sanguins ou lymphatiques, soitsdans In pelli.
cu,e on membrane muqueuss. ct que, par
suite. fhumcur glaireuse est serretee plus
abondante gull ne convicnt, IL h EpAScHE-
NESr de cette humeur dams s',o.rveau, ct,
pen npres, APoPLExIE ct PAR,y.sir.
ny qu'un moyeD d emSr,ihcr un ps.
reii inaiheur. c'est d'uscr d. i'Eiixir dc
G"iHe AvASr, Pendant Er AfEys L'EPAS.
cHENESI, pour lie prevenir, ~ pour On ope-
rcr In resorption par une derivation puis.
santc sur 10 tube intestinal, s'R va eu lieu.
BILE, MALADiEs BiLIEusEss T;EyRE yAU.
w, JAuSIssE, iSDIcEsrioSs, ct,oLtpA NOR
Bus, etc. - Lorsquc 10 foie cE sdcvenp le
siege une inflammation viol,p,tc, ectte in
nammation sc communiqne asa' rate, d Ies-
toinae et aux intestins par suite sun debor.