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ChicaUo Anr;lt9

OnICa&O, ApFu AZ.
Flour-Good enquiry at previous prices
Holders are firm and ASK an advance of lO@l5c.
Wheat--Advanced4 944c, closing firm with q
good speculative and shipping inquiry. 500 bush
No. spring at 81 ,O3 in store; 200 bush No. 2
spring ut Fl O3t; 5000 burh do at 81 ~ in store;
500 bush old receipts No. 2 at Sl,02 in saore;
1000 bush at 81 on in store
Corn--very quiet and prices declined l@2c
below the extreme quotations Of yesterday
Transactions were 1000 prime river yellow At
Sic afoa:; 5000 bush prime river mixed at soc:
10000 bush fair canal at 48c +. @. b.; $1,000
bush new receipts No. at Ate in store; 5000 do
old receipts at Acc; 5000 bush new receipts do
at 464c.
Oats-Thcrc is good shipping demand and
market advanced lc. Ssles 5000 bush old re-
ceipts No. at sic in store; 5000 bush new re-
ceipts at 3Sc.
Rye-Quiet
Barley-In limited demand and steady.
Eggs and fresh Butter -9@nlOe.
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New York, April II.
FLOUR-Receipts dS37 bbla Market shade better
Sales 100 bbls At o. IS super state; 5AV5 90
extra do d, IS super WESTERN 45Gl5 % common 70
medium extra western; 95@6 10 inferior TO good ship
ping brands H. II. q. Canadian -four quiet and firm
sales 60O bbis 1t ~, 6OG7 Is.
RYE FLOUR-Steady ai % 701440.
WHEAT-Receipts 592 BUSH Market shade hrmeF hut
less active. Sales ~. yUo bush q 2Jf ~ Mn Club
% Chicago spring, l6l white Canadian, delivered.
RYE-Einn It S33 delivered.
BARLEY-Quict and unchanged
CORN-Oull and lower. Sales 10 OOOIbush u 74073
for mixed western.
OATs-Quiet At 4so45a for western and Canadian;
~ State.
PORK-Rathei more active sales 1850 bbls as 3l7,37
Old mess; &i7620i5 % new; els w old psne SlAOs0
~ % for new.
BEEF-Quiet and steady. Sales 305 bbls.
CUT Misunderstanding Sales 1g8 packages, - for
Shoulderg StGl9 for Ions.
LARD-Steay. Sales 6A0 bills. q 10i011i
BUTTER-In fair request q llDl8 for Ohio; 12@90
for State.
CHEESE-Steady q 1ONl2}. f@
wHISkEY--Whiakey heavy. Sales en- bbls Of -.
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I'M REVISED LAws-AM the laws Of a gen.
fa nature now in force in Iowa, including
s0ea q ne laws Of Michigan and Of Wisconsin
IN We Territory Of Iowa, ~ are yet in force
- Sn'ea have been revised by Mr. Darwin, to-
ge.nef si.h the laws Of general nature passed
= Me 'ssf season, are to be Published in one
.s.ss Volume Of shoes 1000 pages, containing
neans 'wee me matter ON page Of any OF our
psseh' Statute books, to have foot notes and
..eehees to the time each Law took effect, and
shea Jaws were repealed; and 70 the statues OF
u, s'e, states Of similar kind, with references to
.se aecisions OF our own and the Supreme Courts
=; aonsr States upon these statues. This work
- .he disposal Of the Census board and Mr..
S1sn who are required to contract with per
~ resident In this State for 10000 copies at q
= y. NOV 70 exceed ~ so copy TO be delivered
-. ~ months. and these copies are TO be Sold
rocme. s
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oct1S1ybp.
SAPoNIFIER, u s
Or. Concentrated Potash,

more M0n LONA6 - SsTeagtA ~ Or6fwart f1ssSn.
Ror msking Soap without lime xith little sroub,e and a
tring expense The cheape article ever discovered .ar
the purpose One pound viii make twelve or afl<en si
Ions o. good Son Soap, Of nine pounds Hard Scsp Pr-
ess win nnd superior article for cieanng type Ii ID
perfectly soluble and ffso from impnSitsea a@a
cans.
Manufactured q the Challenge Chemical Work.. brook
iyn, and sold BY E.R.D WKRF A2CO
ian9bpay #4R ISL FAaH Slresx,E. T.
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sssss IL - n y .seceoNt O4Nsaoo. 81
Il Il. "a ~ IN III u m xibG.
Dsen ~ - N = ni.
Uonner1f 80. eair15i,.u,e a.rS III
naeh ipinod - SleSe arr..re mi Ssss i
With Bnckidehan II. pr II = ster,a
Aeaiast rod - 80 First. 4
And Jsene = wrash hifh sworn 81 CatA
And sAoash d hath of Arhf - 49,.
san asaveth Is &c.,. 4
2 gss s.s 49,.
He calleeh N Fernando WOOD
And saish h accents rash.
&Whst sensid yov have % vin sAia var -
Said reod Fernando: ssCashl
With gold and bsam / yin haraas--
Tie goll must eolae from shee. King Jeena.
The brass. myself and c..
Then Jeenss DISPATCHED 20 E5ovnn<e tovn.
And from his Lb66-ler drew IS
A large amount OF ve|lov.bova.
{ But rave NO L o. Il.
:.
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.ORSES FOR SALE.

have ten head Of horses mostly hr,od and colts
which will ow for cas on time or will exchange
them for young work cattle.
aprll-dGwtW G.. r. HENRY
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DEMOCRATS IN EARLY TMEs.-Pareon Brown.
low nov boasts of his distinguished men being
; whig. Docs he mean to say there were no dis.
tinguisbed men Democrats, among the early
Christians !--[Courtland IN. Y. Republican.
Parson Brownlow intends to say no such a
thing, He has studied the Bible and the Histo-
9, Of the Church with too much care to make
such blunder. Herod Antipas, before whom Jc-
Ss kept so silent and Plate, who passed SEN
pnce against Christ, were both Democrats, and
tsy we're men ofaiistinction and talents. Judas
ys a Democratic preacher, and the sub-trcasu.
n Of the church He took soup out Of the same
dish with the Saviour-hunted him up in the
night TO kiss him. He was an ailectionate as well
% night walking Democrat Peter, a bold and
vigorous preacher among the ''early Christians"
vas also Democrat.
He was SO devoted to the Lord that he declar-
3D. 'though all men should be offended because
Of thee. yet ! will not be offended" Nav, he
xept all about The growing of Democratic
rooster afterwards excited him, threw him offhis
guard, and he sworc he would be DID if he
knew the man. In word, there were, in the
days Of Christ those who were Wings and those
Who were Democrats, and they respectively car
RED out their principles. We have studied their
lives, those Of thcmwho were only laymen, and
We confess that we were never an admirer of the
Democratic portion of them! Is it from this re-
markable circumstance happening to Peter that
they use the rooster as an emblem II Knoxville
sTenn.) Wing
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SSfGNEES SALE.

IA ~ unsssrne1 wl IN = psivaae saie until AprA
81 1een ~ peru6 psopessy, eavsd fd the ate Ore,
1~sSs.~lrr - - Dsnte u nsna Co. On IN I'D u
AnS lSSo ~ rsanls = 80 property VII ~ sold -
,ctcc % ~ ke tadss, " casA. eusDaenciag =
oscicr ii n II I'D dsy, md ccntinunG hnsa ssAy ~
49, nfil Iii 4 cold ne property aun1s a. eenndsy
~. Naclnesy lroa n ~ kinas CaselaGs. Patterns
~ nsete SaAe rlnCa . ~ 1as1heass - ,. 81. ARA
raas, = graas aress. - - - ps~spa which NJ
UniaS bu~nAEy - sltne1s1,
ausis-bpas ELI1MA CMAMn112M,
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To Senator JAMES n. HAMMOND, Of South
Carolina, belongs the very considerable honor of
laying the .mud-sili' Of the Lexington MASS
Monument. With modesty that adds merit to
the gift, he made the first contribution (b50) to
the fund for the Monument, thereby exhibiting
that spirit of true patriotism which 10 the same,
whether in Massachusetts, or South Carolina.
These two States are representatives, respec-
lively OF the two political theories that have, for
half century, struggled for predominance in
the Government; but when. in the midst Of the
stormiest period of the conflict, they can forget
their differences to kneel together on the spot
where the first blood Of the Revolution was shed,
we feel that, however vehcmently the North and
South may strive together, they can be brothass
STILL
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II EGAL NOTICE.

- In County Court, Dies Moines County, Iowa,
April Term, A. D. 1850. I II
ESTATE OF THOMAS BRENNAN, Died.
A. sid Term to-wi on the al day o. April A. d. 1860
N instruments In writing rurpnsting 70 be the Last WIN
and Testasntof sad Deceased led and read 10 open
Court and the 1T Monday In May A. D. 1884, Axed The
day for proving the same NJ which time and place. an per-
sOnsinteYestsd will " heard.
@8s4 o. Q. MlGHTMAN, Counsy Judge,
apr18-w2ts Des Molnes County, foWa.
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- The following is the concluding portion

ID The following Is the concluding portion
of Cassius n. Clay's recent appeal to the people
Madison county, against the mob which had driv-
en- out Fee and his associates, and threatened to
drive him out and Danish him from his native
State, ON account of his opinions:
Here, men of Madison, are some Of the facts
the language to the daughter Of West was too
gross for the public eye, and therefore suppress.
ed it. Nor we're these the only outrages. A
similar cffense to the children of the poor, brot
on revolution in that Kingdom from which We
draw our blood and our love Of liberty. The
story will sink deep into the hearts Of thirty mil
lions of Americans! The battle of the Goth day
of March will never be forgotten in the annals Of
this nation! You may drive these men into the
mOuntains-yOu may burn their hOuses-yOumay
hunt them downlike wild beasts, till the last one
falls By superior force-but their cause is the
cause of American liberty and the hottest in
stincts of human nature. Their martyrdom will
light up the fires of civil war, which will peryade
the Union, and he cxtinguished only by the down.
fall of one or the other Of the great powers which
shall have caused them to desOlate the land
Men of Madison, I stand by those men-I
stand by the Constitution and laws Of my native
State-I stand by the Republican party every
where-latand by the liberties which inherited
from our fathers, and which my own blood had
frona the beginning OF the Revolution OF 1875 to
this hour, in every battle field, been present to
defsnA. stand, in word, on my Frankfort
speech Of January 10, 1850. which I desire to
place before the world as the ground Of my faith
and my action
! shall IN no snoy .saate~r reeogsize or submit to
any Revolutionary Committee. At my country's
call have freely riskcd my life in her defense
Two years in exile from my home and family;
nine months in foreign prison; ready at all times
to sacrifice money, wealth, and even life ITSELF
have brought back an unzulied name 10 the place
of my birth, and which you were notahe last to
welcome as part of the coming glory Of the
State. You may be strong enough to overpow-
er ine; you cannot drive me from the duty which
l owe to my friends, and to my country. II I
fall trust shall not fall in vain, and it will be
enough for all long-cherished associations ifper-
chance my blood should atone for the wrongs of
my race, AND THESE STATES SHALL AT LAST DE
| FREg
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g ANFO RD'S LIVER
~ INvIG0RATOR
NecSr Debt1S<0tts.


IT COMPOUNDED entirely from Gums ana hss hecor,
established fact Standard Al-tiie.us knasn a. an
proved by all that have - used ii. and n -
resorted 10 with conf - dence In ali the an On =.
for which 1t IL recon- mended.
II has cured thousands within the la4s two ears
who had given up all q hopes OF relief IL ii q
n er Gus unsolicited - leertiAcates In NV nee
session show. The dose ~ re
adapted 70 the temporal - fment Of the indisif al
taking n, and used In - such quantities al 4. 20
gently on the bowels. . Let the dictates AZ
your judgment guide - You in the ne n lie
LIVER lNvIGO-l NiRATOR ard IL All
cures LIWtR CONF - PLANTS, BnIfors AT.
rACKs, DYSPEPSIA. II NfCHRoEIc DtAREHora
SUMNER CoArLANrsJ - tDYSTxrEny Dnopsy
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CHOLERA MoRBus, CHoLE- eAiRA lxFAsrrN, .PLA1r-
LEHcs. JAUxDIc., fE- ~ tAALK WEAKNESSES. aud
may be used successfully - tas an ORrixARy rAra
MEDICINE. Il win cuse . sfcK Hv AZ enc m thou
aAnds can teseify,) mi = trwRxrY nISrTxs 10 TWO
rHRER TEAsPoeNsrULsl . AAx rAxRn NJ cnrnnse zee
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orvfS8 their testimony I'M - itts fayor -
MIR srdker IL ne Mouth sresA JAa n rioOvufar Ond
sarGil0sc both together. f 4.fs s a4 II
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4sree men were recently sent 70 jail In Code
~ Canaka for refusing to p, taxes. Il would
!. u exciting scene 70 witness the incarceration
: 4, thOse who do not como up to time In The
$3.50 TAX having in this locality.
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nass soau' .na sue P,ayeIs YOU nave A1.eeu' 20
power On earsn co0id induoe me 20 hurt you, or
= 800 snilS ~ yoAl no1se. !. DIV ypu n,uss
e a'. te'lecuy 4Sag,' .nu NY asss'.ps ~ 'nucF-
- -. ~. snaal nun S'se .s'Snai ~ ny
c0npa ~, WHICH tney VIA uaustssano, anu tnen
wi " 1*ay enu yOa may AceP ~ Pclss' ~
e'se sou Wy soichh woiu snat no one snAil Marin
YOU, ana not the smallest thing belonging " Won
sa' :. ~ u, u'ssufDeu. N,
"a tncn went % the window, opened u, anu
~h,ss'ed soitiy--fetnrned 70 the iaoys sue VINO
nsa not spoken OF moyedl. he sa,d Now am
SSgns. 1o1. prayer mas Deen nearu' anu ny
uIsIsser Val De!aii you. ne left tne room, ana
soon - "as quiet, ana tnc iaay ieii asleep, sun
uPneiu y thas cam anu Deanti9i laitn anu tros.
y nen me morning aawned ana she awoIe, we
may reel sure that she poured out ner inanks.
ssNnss anu praises 70 MIN VINO hau deienoeu
~ ~ unoer MS wings, ana Kept hef sic hn.
1 ~ his manners 70 that she was n0t AFRAID
= \. alay 'error Dy night Inc man proved true
- "is "o'u ana nos tning I'D tne house mad
800 .AAcn y! shaii We not nope that MS heart
~ changed from that day forth, and that ne
olsook ms eva courses, and cried to that Saviour
.no came 20 seek and TO save that which was
ost ana even on the cross did not REJECT the
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
ron ALL TINE PURPOSES or A FAMILY MvS,c

are 20 composed that disease within the range Of
their action can rarely Withstand or evade them.
Their penetrating properties search, and cleanse,
and invigorate every portion of the human or
gAnism, correcting its diseased action, and re-
storing It's healthy vitalifics. IA consequence
Of these properties, the invalid who b bowed
down with pain or physical debility il astonishcd
to find his health or energy restored by remedy
Ct once % simple and Inviting. #
Not only do they cure the everyday coa-
plants Of every body, h1k also many formsIa-
bic and dangerous diseased. The agent below
named Is pleased TO furnish gratis my American
Almanac, containing certificates or their cures
and directions for their use IN the following CON-
plants: Cosfiueness, Hepsbsrn, HeuG0cAs eris-
ing from disordered SfonsnrA Ndm&a, Esdfgesf on,
4 RasM i. and Morbid Inaotioa Of fAs bossls, Fiat
sls~cy, Loss Of Appstsse. Jaxndice, and other
kindred complaints, arising from . low stats Of
the body or Obstruction Of it, functions.
Do not be put on by unprincipled Dealers With
some other riil they make more profit on. Ask
for Ayers Pills. un8 tn1gc nothing else.
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VoTIxG IN ITALY.-Tke Florence correspon..
dent Of the London Times gives graphic nc
count Of the voting on the annexation question.
He says
''The voting had thus in passing much more
the character Of national triumph and holiday.
scarcely saw q man on the whole road who did
nos exhibit on his hat the signal Of annexation
Upper as well as lower classes we're decorated
with it. This impression was hundred fold
strengthened when We arrived at Bologna As
for the people Of the town AZ well a. the neigh
borhood, the voting seemed altogether matter
Of secondary form, the chief being crowding the
streets, going about in procession with flags and
music, singing, cheering and rejoicing, the chief
part Of the day."
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vn-rhc number Of letters mailed from this
- Oaace 70, the quarter ending March slse,
:, "a sss; mailed the preceding quarter, ss,-
80. king the increase during the last4uarsef
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SANFORD'S
Family #..
CATHAR TIC PILLS.
CONP0UNDED vpnN

Fhre PdgadAe EasrQcts, aud pat rp IN GLASS
CASES. Air Tight and sciA k.sD ia 0nv c{jn,oIe
The FAMILY CATHARric q Pills 10 genuine but nc.
I'VE VAtharuc which the proprietor has used In his
practice more than TWEEN. - III yeers 8s 1g@'s-
The constantly ncreas- Ing demand form thcSe ko
have long used the PILLS - ana the sAtsnc whieb
al express IN regard 20 - their use, has niucfdraA
to place them within the - reach of all.
The Profession well know that different Ca.
tharucs act on different = portions OF the bowels.
The A M1LY CA - fIfARTIC PILL Mas viii
Que reference 70 this well - established fact been CON,
Rounded rom variety Of The puresa veEet ,hIe
Extracts, which alike - on every uarf az ths hi
mentary canal and are - Good and Aafe m ali r. I.
where Cathartic il need - ed mch NJ NERsNlse-
MENTS Of the STOMACH a STIFFNESS PAIxs N rIx
DACE and LoINs, cosrivA. NEsH pSIN ana snsxxr.s
OyKR THE WHOLE BODY, -. from sudden cola hicb
frequently, neglected. end In long course Of Fee
yer, Loss or APPETiTR. 81 - cxxKpfxo sESsAT,vx or
cOLD 0vER TINE DuDT i 90 RRsrL RxxxEsa 1rApSr-
OF wEGHr TIE READ.l - all IxYL am Ar,,sv r.
RAISES, WORMS In cHiL-i - DRES or AprIrs RusrN /.
fIsN, great PraTER OIL the BLOOD md many ~.
TO which flesh ki m hrir too n,,rerss ~ nas
tion In this advertise M tp,ent. DOSE tie.
PRICE ULNESF
THE LIVER 1NvlGORATOR AND FAMILY CATHAR-
TIC PILLS are refaled BY Druggists generally
Wholesale BY the Trade In I'll ths large towns
.. Z. W. SANFORD. M. D..
Manufacturer and Proprietor
SSS DFondNay. Rs1 Ycrk.
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FLmTArIoxs ov MARRIED WoMEN. The innocent
fiirtat;Ons Of married women y OnoCf the a
bomin tons Of modern society. Eseni desire
for pFomiscuous admiration ID wro0g "a > wife.
The love ofone and his approval slodd be all
that she oaght 70 desire. Let her be ever 90
beautiful, ii 10 : 1iegusting md appalling sight
to see her decorating that beauty for public
gaze; to zee her seeking the attention u scRse-
less fops around, and rejoicing In the admiration
Of other eyes than those Of her husband. Her
beauty should be for him ale0e, and mot for the
case q the fools that Anttee around her. There
e always among the sedrte and wise sensation
Of diaguse when married lady attempts 70 En-.
snare or entrap young men BY profuse display
Of her charms, Or an nnlicenaed outlay Of hes
snileA Such charms and such smiles are loath.
some to he indinbrens beholder; and the trail
Of the serpsat y over them.
ne friends Of the Hon. James Knox, Of mi.
poSa, Who vent - Beriln, Prussia, blind With CT
aract. win - erati6ed TO learn that be has had
both eyes epesleed On Nsth perfect success ~
Professor Won Crate A correspondent Of 10
New York Herald met Mr. Knox On ths 2Sth d
Febeuesy. walking about seeing the sights Of -
rely New World 70 hn. Il a =
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Union CHEMICAL PAINT,
Manufactured and sold by the
Chicago Paint Company,
OF Washington St. Chicago.

- - U0311h16U011 w 0A11C&tEOs
II II the cheapest paint in the world.
II dries quick that the desired number Of coats mar Be
given In Q few hours fa7T%@I'
perfectly healthy and free from all dsagreeable odor
Its very durable and may be polished smooth a. the
finest marble. ia TIT
will not peel oil, and cannot Be Mustered by heat.
Hkbeaunlly white, and win not turn yellow from being
In darkness.
ONE POUND will 20 Ear o TWO pounds Of lssd paint
and costs but ONE HALF the money. t5a
For ceiling walls and fresco painting other can a m
compare with II.
sready Tor use ~ comes from the key and needs no
mixing Or grinding. r. SEND FOR CIRCULAR.
apr3- d3ruisnrm
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s.. xss,. s....1 49, s.. y --.... 80.
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49, - 80 -.
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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-04-14

FEMALE HKRorsx.-The Starkvillc (Miss.) ADJ
vertiser gives the following remarkable instance
Of female heroism &
A little girl, daughter Of Mr.. E. D. Reese, Of
this county, fell into cistern 16 feet deep to
the water, on the 2Sth ult Her eldest sister, Ann
being at short distance and seeing the accident,
Immediately ran to the spot, and wrapping rope
tightly around her waist, descended, caught NE
child in her arms, and was safely drawn to the
| surface by negro woman whom she called be-
fore she went down; 0either was injured. This
Is one of the mdst heroic instances Of female
presence Of mind on record. Young gents, look
out for that girl, shes. worth having.
Senator. wigfall, Of Texas used the following
language, afcw days since, in Congress-
These northern people, of al parties, are .
mean despicablc - q searvlings, unable 70 see
bcyou4 dollar, and caring for no consideration
beyond money. Threaten them, and they will
crouch to your feet like 80 many hounda Only
swear that you are going TO dissolve the Onion,
and the tinid creatures will get down on al
! fours, bite the dust and kiss the rod raised 70
They have some queer Justices Of tls Peace In
Canada, according 70 al accounts. ~ 81 Cath
eFines for instance, one Of tlese important fanc-
tiouaries reeently committed man for contempt
Of coart for waking at him uhils sitaing on tho
Bench, and then offered % bet the dFinks Ill
around that b. waa=j ussiaed BY Law IN - doing
Gerrit Smith continues TO improve In health.
All the old sieor of mind has returned. ne can
mot, however, hear mnch excitement or fatigue.
o. his physical aystsm II yet weak. A few months
! will doshtlsss and him perfectly well, and il the
dyspepsia, which was nainly the cause Of bio