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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-17
NEW YORK UNION MEETING.

NEW 1oRK, Dec. 10.
At the conclusion of Mr.. MeKeen's speech
which was an earnest appeal for the correction Of
Northern public sentiment in regard to the slave
meeting. He prayed, with Daniel Webster, that
when his eyes should turn to behold for the last
time the sun in Heaven, he might not see Il shin
ing on the broken and dishOnOred fragments Of q
once glorious Union The public sentiment Of
the North must be changed He had little faith
in meetings The South saw with just fear that
IN little while the North will have tWo-thirds
Of the Senate and House Of Representative
The repeal Of laws will not satisfy the South.
They know that q stream cannot BY any natural
process be made 70 rise higher than the fountain.
The North must get rid Of its pernicious sectional
continent, q sentiment promulgated by dema-
COMES political and ministerial.
II was absurd to say that all this could blow
over He who says so Is q demagOgue or is mad
South Carolina on the 18th or 18Th Of this month
will 20 ont Of the Union the rest Of the cotton
States viii follow, and In time every slRYehold
ing State. This he regarded as certain as that
the sun will rise. The North should repeal all
It's unfriendly laws, and In their place should set
up q different public sentiment as the Brazen Ser
pent Vas set up in Israel that all who have been
bitten by the poison serpent Of abolitionism may
look upon It and be healed.
Mr.. Dickinson was frequently greeted Win
applause during the delivery OF his speech
Hiram Ketchum spoke more hopefully and be
Iieved that public sentiment at home might De
reached and corrected at least, be was Tor max
ing the effort.
Ietters were then read from a large. mum
Der Of distinguished gentlemen residing IN dll-
ferent parts Of the State. After which, Hon
n. FILLMORE, Hon. Greene c. Bronson and kleh-
ard lL-a:.theTai Esq, were appointed a COMMITTEE
20 visit the South.
Among the letters read were those of MillaFd
Fillmore, Warrington Hunt, Rev. DR.. Hawks,
Judge Hage, John A. Greene and others.
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NLEVELAND q TOLEDO R. R.

NLEN ELAND q TOLEDO X. X.
1901. WINTER ARRANGEMENT. Is6O-l
On and after Monday, November 2oth, 1869, Trains
on this Road will leave Cleveland as follows:
1850 A. NJ, Through Mail, stopping at all stations on
the southern Division, arriving at Toledo
lE3OF. n.
400 P NJ Mail stops at all stations east Of sandusy
on Northern Division, and arrives ct San
dusky at S:l5 P, NJ.
T:3O P NJ Chicago Express-Stops at Ru stations ex-
cept Washington and Clay, and arrives
in Toledo st 1910 A. n.
CONNECTIONS.
Connections are made at MOnrOeville with the San
dusky, Mansfield and Newark b. B., at Clyde with
the Sandusky, Dayton and Cincinnati R. R., at Ere
mont with Fremont Indiana r. B., and at Toledo
with the Michigan Southern & Northern Indiana
aud Toledo and Wabash Railroads for Chicago, De-
troit, Jackson, Fort Wayns, IOgansport, Lafayette,
Cairo, Alton, St. Louis, and all points West North,
west and Southwest.
Trains arrive in Cleveland from Tc edo aud the
West, at $3.50 A. NJ, and s:iO And from Sandus
9:25 A. n.
pS-For information and tickets apply at the Union
Ticket Office, 81 Superior st., and at the Depot
Cleveland, Nov. "A, 1860. Sup't.
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NEw YoRK nIARKET-pEc. Is


FLOUR-Market scarcely 90 much doing and
prices generally have undergone no material change
with moderate export demand for extra state Rt
Si,I5, but holders refuse to sell round lots below
Sales $500 bbls, at s4.5@s4,ss for superne stats
gf.7haAg5 for extra stata: S4,540465 for Buperfne
western; S4,s0a,5,lO for common 70 medium extra
western; aud $500 $50 for shipping brands extra
round ho0ped Ohio. Market closing quiet with no
very pressing desire on the part OF holders to rea
CANADIAN FLOUR-Not grest deal doing
Prices unchanged. Sales at S4,9O96,75 for common
RYE FLOUR-In request; saleIst s,sO@4,4O fOr
common to choice superfne.
CORN HTE1L-Quist and unchanged. Sales Of
Brandywine st $3.50.
WHIskY Y-Market shade frmer with less active
WHEAT-There is a moderate export demand
but With hoders disposed to Insist upon better pri-
oes, there is not great deal doing.
Sales Chicago Spring at 81 l,O6; Canadian club at
private terms, and prime and very choice amber
RYE-Less plenty and firmly held at 6s@70o.
HARLEY-Iransactions only In limited extent
and prices without material change.
C0RN-Dull but without striking change. Sales
are 1000 bush ct 636lc for mixed western IN store
and delivered at &C for white northern.
OATS-Prstty freely offered and market heavy =
sales at s59ss1ke Western Capada, and s6H9sT fol
PORK-Harkst Is dull heavy and decidedly low
sr. Sales 90 bbls at Sl5,620l575 old mess SleOC
foe new do slO,z5 old primei sllls7 new do Mar
BEEF-Market confines limited and market
heavy. Sales are l25 hbds Ss50@l0,O0 for repacked
PRIME MISS BERF-Dun and nominal
BEEF II aHIS-Dnn and heavy with sales ST
SIl,, ,00f1 Is, 90 for western.
CIT hfEATS-Dull and entirely nominal at
6e155fc shoulders; e5<@g3fc hams.
DRESSED HDGS-Little hrmer to-day at
s54@6Se for common dressed and 576@5}<o for
live.
MISUNDERSTANDING quiet Sales ars 100 boxes Of
long middies at e4e check up, and 5000 lbs green
sides on private terms.
iAkD-Eirm with moderate demand Sales Of
$50 lbls at 91k0lo54c No. TO prime western.
BUTT ER- Selling slowly at Ilal5c for Ohio
I40Nc state.
CHEESE-steady at 99leHc.
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Last Nights's RapOrt.
sPFRCu on wFNDRLI PHILLIPs.

SPEECH OF WENDELL PHILLIPS.
BosroN, Dec 10
An audience of thousands assembled at the
Music Hall this forenoon 10 hear Wendell Phil
lips discourse on MObs and Edueauon. Autici
pating some disturbance, the Cllet OF foileel
with numerous force, was present, and several
military companies acting under private orders
from the authorities, were in readiness at their
nrinoTses The audience in the body OF the Han
seemed composed usually Of those attending SAD
bath services there and embracing about an
equal proportion Of ladies. The galleries ana
wings were crowded with men apparently strahg
ers to the preaching Of Theodore Parker ana
those succeeding him,
mob which broke up the late john Brown NEE L
ing In particular His rsnarks were ulstihg ulsll-
ed by his usual eloqueace OF words IN t'le 1e-
nunciation Of ,verything anu every oouy Hisa
erecting with the extreme used peculiar 10 AIM
self lie spoke OF the Ignorance OF the oaily
press OF Boston, and the miserable incapaolty OF
the city Government, under NE nIst hea9- ~ ~,
Fay who presided over the meeting falsed on the
ruins of the John Brown Convention, received
ne full measure Of the speakers abuse, under
the second He said that, with the exception oI
the Atlas and Bee no dally Papel ~ ~ , ~, :
word Of hearty, fitting rebnke OF the mob, ana
the daily papers were nothing but despleaple
fools The Mayor he held personally respOhslDle
for allowing the disagreeaole attack upon Peaoea-
Bile citizens in fremont Temple. -
Mr. Phillips spoke nearly an hour and half,
and was listened TO with close attention, the
meeting being interrupted occasionally oy stamp
ing and Kissing. ,,
At me close of the meeting large crowd had
gathered on the outside Of the building, and on
the appearance Of Mr.. Phillips great rusn was
made but whether with purpose OF violence
toward him seemed uncertain His irlends al
once rallied, and, with Q strong force OF ponce
escorted him TO his residence on Essex stIset- 4
mob uf several hundred pressing around, eheer,
ing and yelling. The mob for some time blocked
NJ Washington and Essex streets stopping the
horse car and crOWding the people miscellaneous,
ly. The cold weather and urgent arguments OF
the police dispersed the crowd In about half an
hour, and the usual Sabbath daily quiet wns re-
stored.
There were many contradictory statements yes
terdav. about the military, but It isa fact that
several companies Of the ID Regiment were nol-
fed to be In readiness, but their services were
not called for.
Private meetings have recently been hela ana
It is believed that organization exists win the
discrimination 70 prevent Mr. Fhilllps from
speaking or any secular day or evening. had
the present occasion not been the Sabbaih, litlle
doubt exists but that a fearful riot would have
nmeunU
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CONCTLIATORY MEETING.


A meeting Of the prominent merchants aud polti-
clans al th CITY and State Of New YORK was held AZ
n@on to-dag al the of1ce Of Richard Lathers, on
Pine street, 10 consult 70 the best means 70 pc
adopted 20 avoid the danger BOW threatening the
Union, and 20 aasure % the south sNineent Protee-
non 10 their constitutional right within the Union
The meeting was called by circular addressed 70
the leading citizens without distinction oi polttesi
and vua we'll attended. 49,. ~ n,
Among those present were eN-l resident Y an bu-
rem * Congressman Israel T. Hatch OF buuaioi
V'as1inTton Hunt, Watts sherman, krastus broOkst
Ia u Hr1dv Edwin Cross we'll, W lisQu G. Hunt y.
l1omsfock, II the Albany Atlas and argus Glrard
Hail61i Jas w Beekman, Fernando Wood, Angus
tus Schell Richard Lathorsi and many uthef gentie
men of prominent position as merchants ana pupiie
rbe condition Of the Union was fully discussed and
several suggestions made one OF Wnlcl vas a tnat
Mirard Fillmore be requested 70 proceed 70 south
liarolina as Commissioner from the stats OF New
York, 70 exh0rt temperate action and DELAY on the
part oi the former state.
ID wa undarHtood that Mr.. Fillmore would eqce pl
the duty, 81 desired, but be expressed the Deiei tl5
the mfsrion would be unsuccessful unlese he could
hsnr Vlth him some authorized pledge OF conserFo-
tive policy from the party about 60 assume the con-
trol Of the General Government
No definite action has yet been determined on Dg
the meeting.
Chas. D 'Connor presided and speeches were u lne9e
hv John A. Dix, John McKeon and others. Mch.
dssolFed that L would be peaceable separation un-
til after tha ith OF March, and that civil war Wonlu
then engue.
Al half past one, speeches were stih being made
on the motion to appoint Commissioners 70 proceed
70 south Carolina.
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MEaieinEs.
HsAH WHAT -HE PkOPLR sAY.

The undersigned having used Professor HUh-
PHREYg SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES
m our families with the most satisfactory resulta and
having full confidence In their genuineneaa purity,
and efficacy. cheerfuly recommend them 70 an per
sons who uih n have safe reliable, and eicauious
remedies a. hand for private or domestic use.
Tie Rev WIN Tosmer, editor Of The northern
independent" Auburn, n =. the Rev. e. Il. CIea
sey il d Rector Of 81 Peters Church, Auburn n y I,
the Rev B l. Ives, Chaplain Of The Auburn State
Prison the Rev Spencer M Rice, Rector, New Be>s-
ford. Mass the Rev Allen Steele, HeW-Yors on
ference tie Rev Samuel Nichols, b1s'-9 Von-
Rev John r. Robbie. Buffalo A. O Hart, ESQ, Utica,
n 2 the Hon. Neal Dow, Portland, Me- he Hon
sehuyler ClfaS, South Bend, Ind the hon. George
Humphreys \. Y Henry D Cook, 20, Editor Of
he aOhI state Journal J" Columbus, Ohio; the Hon.
r a. Graham, Moline, III the Hon rhomHs ,.
Chase, Monticello, Fla the Hon Joseph Benedict
Utica. n gr, WIN Bristol, Esq, Uuoa, n. T.. A 3
Pond Esq. esiea, n Y. JAMES Plunketi' hsq Mash
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-17

1l7- HRADAGHE is the iavOrite sign by
which nAtur- makes known any deviation whatever
from the natural state Of the BRAIN and viewed in
this light Il may be looked on safeguard intend
cd TO give notice Of disease which might otherwise
ape attention. till too late to be remediedi and its
indications should never be neglected. Headaches
may be classified under two names, viz symptomatio
and Idi0pathic symptOmEtic Headache Is exceed
ingy common and the precursor Of great variety
Of diseases, among which are ApOpleXy. .Gout kheu-
matsm and all febrile diseases. In It's nervous form
IL is sympathetic Of disease Of the stomach COnstitu
ting sick headache Of hepatic disease constituting
biiObs headache, Of worms, constipation Hnd other
disorders Of the bowels, well venal and uterine
affections. Diseases Of the heart are very frequent-
~ attended with Headaches; AnRmia and plethOria
also affections which frequently occasion head
ache Idiopathio Headache is also very common
being usually distingui shed by the name OF neUOu1
hoadashs, sometimes coming on suddenly In a state
OF apparently sound health and prostTating at once
the mental and physical energies, and IN other IN
stances IL comes slowly, heralded by depression
Of spirits acerbity Of temper In most instances
the pain is In the front Of the head over one or both
eyes, and sometimes provoking vomiting; under this
class may also be named Neuralgia.
Nor the treatment Of either class Of Headache the
CephaltiG Pills have been found sure and safe rem
edy, relieving the most acute pains IN lew min
tss and by its subtle power eradicating the disea-
ses Of which Headache Is the unerring index.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-17
From WASHINGTON.

WAsHNeToS, Dec. IS.
Postmaster General Holt, who has been suffer
ing from Pneumonia, is cOnvalescent.
The Constitution, in noticing the resignation
of Gen Cass. SAYS, to avoid all misconstructiOn OF
misstatement Of the reason which caused this
event. we have taken pains to ascertain the true
cause.
dent in regard TO any portion ofhis late message
the great question Of cOeTcing States TO remain
in the Union by military force, the President and
Gen. Cas- were perfectly united in opinion. The
dificulty arose from the fact that Mr.. Cass in
sisted that the naval and military force should be
sent Immediately to Charleston to reinforce the
forts in the harbOr, and that the President was
of the Opinion there was no necessity for any
such measure in order TO secure the forts against
attack.
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Saturday Nights Report.
TRE WAR STEAMER BROOKLYN TO
BE HELD IN READINESS TO PRO-
CKEP TO CHARLESTON.
Great Meeting to R.4r WendaH Philips in
Boston.
ATTEMPTS TO MOB HIMI
Attoruey-General Black Appointed secre-
taFy Of state.
E. II. Stanton said to be appointed Attorney
General
Mr.. ooRWIN REPORTS A SERIES OF
-.-~--, o-rr~-- n-c1r rTmrorTc
Mr.. ooRwIN REPORTS A SERIES OF
COMPROMISE RESOLUTIONS.
FROM GEORGIA.

AUGUSTA, Ga, Dec. IS.
It Is understood that Senator Toombs is about
leaving for Washington. He has just published
4 letter in reference 70 the 9Th article offhe Con
stitution. He says If the Constitution should be
amended the amendments should be such as
neither could be evaded or resisted by the a0O-
Htion States and such as would give full and am
Die security to Southern rights. BE adds that If
the Republican party viii vote for these amend
ments or even a majority vote in good faith IN
favor Of them, they can easily be carried through
Congress, and then be thinks il would be reason
able and fair to postpone final action by the
Southern States until the Legislatures of the
Northern States could be conveniently called TO.
gether for definite action OF amendment in regard
to the Personal Liberty bills. If the Northern
States refuse to acquiesoe in this then be urges
Georgia to secede, at the latest, by the 4th Of
March.
The Legislature will adjourn next Wednesday
Nothing Of general interest is transpiring.
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TELEGRAPHIC
Saturday Afternoons Report
WASHINGTON NEWS.


WAsRtEsroS, Dec. "a
rhsrs a no doubt Whatever bnt that Gen. Cas- hes
ra7irnei - sacrutary Of Stals teGfet i7 etetg
eYpresscd in consequences. The inqcal iens - ..s
T,tsoV nirfi inron of ~ Y. viii Dc bic successor
Th6re h but iittl1 n any commence ~ ~ ~ 49,
v,1re- fhaf south Carolina wiil not resl1t llg Eeg
eri Authorities during the aduinist alleh o.
dent buchanan They are rrgaruea na meie RtvAii-
~ y, 1,l-f transformations IN Official quarters.
liant cen scott has cNpressqd the opinion tnAt
additional forces should BE- sent 70 SCUM OAFoilhe
for ne protection Of the public property
She pf RESIDENT however iaatili oPpoueg W 5,leh
er,@se flr prudential rcasous, being apprehehsiFe
fhe+ h would tut augment the present. exetrnleni
fhrre was an understanding amoug me eelpe'
Committee bf rhirty-throe 70 day, that their pro
otinrs except a. 90 the result shall Do regafuel ~
nrvsrs and therefore not % b revca ed i9r puol-
cation 10 IL known however, that several ptupuhls
ZION. looking 60 political cancellation were pruscnt9
and read, but not acted on, seveIel sen .o'if III @ n
speeches, and opinions were interehahtlu Aus pIoe-
pect Of accommodation is about the Same - ~ was
m ordsf 10 afford time for consideration sn ad-
icprnmeut till Mutfduy took plaee. -
The publication OF the Maniiesto OF tle eouthe, n
nsrlsrs hnr produced depressing elect am 1nB te
s,nsarynfiyas. who say they gru neW sAusheQ the
forIner are opposed % any political compromise OF
accom- modatloa WhateVer- A,
IL II aid that Mr.. Douglas speech next week Wlt
be ~ 4 rIsorcivo character against secession.
ssn1for Wilson'S letter addressed 20 caleb Cush-
fnF vif appear IN tomorrow National he publieGn
ferhaui's Peoples Pacific Railroad BILL emnta'
Gins sN routes, has been referred 20 the house spe-
cal Committee on that au0iect.
pnvmEgfor John 81 Cunningham has besn ordered
20 ths sloop Of war Ma cdoni..
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conn MERCIAL.
CLEVELAND nIARKET-DBC. Is.


FLOUR-Unchanged and in moderate home de-
mand for good qualities. Sales 30 bbls red double
extra at s475 and drayload ots choice white do at
Ss,75. Sales ofl4 Bbls re at $3.50. Buckwhsat is
steady at s2,2592,5O p cwt.
WHEAT-sales are cars red at 81, I car white
from store at 81, 10, and do on track at same.
CORN-Dull at $50.
OATS-ouiet at 25c.
HOGs-Aro unchanged and steady, with sales Of
medium weights at S5,25; 20 head heavy at $50 and
"A do at S5,5O@5,s26.
sEEDs-Buyers Of Glover are Offering Sl25.
sALT-Fins is selling steadily at 81 - and coarse
at 81 50. Sacks are steady ct lO5fe.
BUTTRR-Unehanged and dull, with mode
rate inquiry for good qualities for city Central
is sQuotabls at lO@IIo. Central role at I2@isc aud
WR atll6l5c
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FROM NEW MEXICO.

----- INUITT0II7I|I 7IIsI 10 10
The New Meuiuan mail IN charge oi Cppdaotor
Conn with dates 20 the 18th, arrived last night.
THE time h reported as being very dull.
me Indian troubles on the plains are assuming a
very serious aspect, =
AZ Mckeea Greek the party was harEel upon "a
50 Oumancho Indians. The Indians Weru efmsu WIN
rines Aftur dstaininE the mail rbout an houri tnes
len Il and returned 70 train seven niiss behind
lie outgoing mail was also forced to return 70
puwnuo Fork. -.
It Is said that Indians afu Heon every DAY between
the Ciunrone and pnwnee Fork, aud no doubt is en-
tertalned but that they Wi'' be cut on
cifi,5as, ~ tf3e county drIlanlzed themselves
into bsfrol companies, h1 suu,ld any more such
hands make their appearah "a Will Dc summary
dealt with.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-17

99Es, OVER EXCITEMENT, and the mental
care and anxiety incident 70 close attention to bu-
siness study, are among the hume erOus causes q
body incident to this distressing complaint is tatai
blow to all energy and ambition. sufferers Dy thls
disorder always obtain speedy relief Hsn tnese
distressing attacks by using one Of the Cephal5lc
Pills whenever the symptoms appear. II QClets lhe
vertasked brain, and sOOthes the strained ana jar
rim nerves. and reaxes the tension Of the stomach
which also accompanies and aggravates the dsorder
cd condition Of the brain.
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KANSAS RELIEF.

ATCHIsoN, DEC. 10.
According to the reports Of The Kansas Relief
Com. there was received for the week ending
Dec 18th from Illinois, Indiana and ONO 49,
for distribution, and distributed 1885 pounds;
The town is crowded to-day with teams from al
points Of the interior for supplies, and there is
not enough on hand TO load them ALI ana II Is
Estimated that 40 teams will have TO wait for sup
plies 10 arrive Great good Is being accom-
plished. though all have not yet been reached.
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OtLEVELAND AND MAHONING

ROAD.
TINE TABLE No. Ito take effect on and after
Wednesday, November 2S, 1850.
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DR. GIBSON.

Professor Of EleetroPathy and Esdieine,
rF once No. III Ontario street, up stairs, fsW
doors from the Public square.
Once hOurs from to u ana nom % % O'Clock
daffv. f9rndars eucaufad1 auEa
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Mtdifinta.
OF AMERICAN VIC
~. -ns.a 80. I-- ~. -. =. :. =


EALTH OF AMERICAN VIC.
H MEE.-Resd notices In the Tribune since
from his EzcsIsncy JAMES d, WEs00TT.- -GoE-
srnOr Of florida, and member Of the q 3. secat8.
tiFor upward Of twenty-five years ] was a1lictef
with disease in my iamil7 which the lglt medicine
and surgical talent IN TIE country failed to cure BAT
which Yielded In most satisiactory manner, % ths
GrasfsnbbfF Remedies. Icou5csutiouslg advise then
use gAs. D. v lsLgytA.
AEW l0EE, February 1883.
Dr. D. g. BHIDaE-Bear sirs some two Tear3 40
An Intimate female friend had been suffering from
falling OF the womb, whites and deraugsd menstru-
affou together with the attending symptoms 20
clearly described in your advertisements and pan1.
bhlefS She had the very best medical ekil in thig
ctV tin entirely pr0strled and her physician nallv
MD hsf that be thought hsr ils might possibly bs
prolouRad q little longer uuaer the most ludciouI
treatment. For two weeks aitsr ihat ale continued
70 sink, when came into your oI1ce q the 9iae-
fanberT Medical Institute and related her sFuln-
toms Az yOu was confident Of the lraeieuhelg
Marshais CathOlicon, in relieving her she eseha1g-
ed al the physicians and tro IT, though dou1tug-
ly. PrOyidentlally Il re1szed her quickly and i've
BOTTLES entirely cured since them for near two
years. there has not been any recrrenceo o. che coua
plaint and she q As strong, active and healinJa1
when young girl JNo. =. Altltiti'
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Consultation Or Costlveness.
No one of the "Many ills flesh is heir

No one Of the Many ills flesh is heir to p"
Ia so prevalent so little understood, and 50 much
neglected as Costiveness Often originating IN care
lessness, sedentary habitsi II Il regafleu ~ =
anxiety, while in realit, it Is the precursor and
cOmpanion Of many Of the most tatal ana dangerous
dseases and uptsss early eradicated IL Will bring
the sufferer to an untimely grave Among the
lighter evils of which cOstveness is the usual atens
dsnt are Headnrhe Collie, rheumatism, Foul
Breath Piles and others of like nature, while Ion
train OF rightful diseases such Malgnat Eevers,
Abcesses Dysintery, ,Darrhoea, Dyspepsia, Apopexy,
Epilepsy Paralysis, Hysteria, HypOchOndriasls,
Melancholy and Insanity first indicate their pres
ence IN the system by this alarming symptom. Not
mn ire0nently the disases named originate in Con
stipatiOn but take an independents existence un-
less the cause Is eTadcated in an early stage IRON
should receive immediate attention whenever II Oc-
ours and no person should neglect to get DoN 10
paint as their timely will dispel the lnslquop7
approaches disease and destroy this dangerous Zoe
to human Hfs.