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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-02
NOTICE.

I'D ia - IA ~ u n -.
OFFIcE OF CIrl TkE AsJEkR.f
August y. 1863.
NTOT1CE Is HSREBY GIVEN THAT TIE CITY
Taxes for thu year l>6a due and the du
p placed in hands for collection Per~ons o~ins
said viii please call this Office and settle tn
JOS. X. ENGLISH,
sug25 DIV City Treasures.
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CEDRON ITTE s

Que trial. and you will never any others
necessary publish long list of diseases for
which the Cedron Bitters specific
In all diseases of the STOMACH BOWELS, KIDNEYS,
n LIVER:
la all affections of the BRAIN depending upon derange
ment of the stomach OF Bowels.
In GOUT. kHEUM and NEURALGIA;
And in FEVER AND AGUE;
1t destined to snpersede all other remedies II not
nly cures ali these diseases but Il prevents them
A wine glass full Of the Bters taken horr before
each meal will obviae the III effects of the
healthy climate and the person taking il against
disease under the trying exposure.
Sold by Druggists and G = c generally.
Dr. JOHN BULLS Principal Office. Fifth street, Louis
vile, Ky.
Sold in Indianapolis by Browning Sloan, Iornnson
& Cox and j. ". Bryan. jy2O-d3m
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Advertisements published In both the Daily and the
weekly SFNTINEf will be charged the iul Daily rates,
with one-haf the Weekly rates added.
Business Notices published In the local columns OF ten
ines undsr viii be chtrged Tor each insertion I'll u
ten lines per line.
Charges will iH-erting the notices OF the
foowng OrerS Societies and Associations at the rates
named 20 be paid in advance:
Military Companies Order Of Odd Fellows, Masonic
Orders, Benevoien; Societies and Singing Societies
For each notice not exceeding lines 25 cents for each
Insertion. over eight lines at this rate.
Announcing deaths with funeral notice attached, ell
without rotice free
Marriage Notices So cents.
Notces of Festivals Pcncs and ENeursos, gotten up by
individuals ecatons by churches, at the regua ar
prices.
Advertisements le sded and placed under the head OF
Special Notices. IL lines will be charged double
the usual rates.
Advertisements making less than three lines Inserted
the Daily. will be charged fifty cents
YEARLY advertisers topaz quarterly.
Announcing candidates for Offices of every description
to he earged the of 81 so for each name in the
Daily and s2 n the Daily and Weekly the same to be- IN
ell cases. paid In advance.
Legal advertisements inserted atthe expense ofthe at
ordering and deayable for the legal proceed
ngs but ooiiectsbie usual time Publishers not
accountable for the accuracy Ct legal advertisements be-
yond the amount charged for their publication.
ELDER, HARKNESS BINGHAM,
Proprietors Indiana State Sentinel
j. N. TILFORD,
President Indian spolis Journal Company
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MEDICAL.
DIR. JOHN BULLS
COMPOUND CEDR0N BITTERS
The Latest and Most Important Discovery
Of the Nineteenth Century.
MEDICAL.


MO MANS NAME Is MORE INTIMATELY CON-
nectsd with the history OF the Msieris Medica Of the
United States. favorsbly known pioneer In
medical discovery, than that Of JOHN BULL, Of Louis
vile Ky. His inmitabe preparation Of Ssrsapara has
long toO5 the head Of the various compounds Of that
valuable drug His compound PectOral Of Wild Cherry
has become household word throughout the Wesi and
South and bis Worm LozengeS In less than year after
their introduction attained reputation widespread
the continent Of North America But the cr0wnng
glory OF his life remains 20 be attained In his latest dis
cOvery rather combination, for be does Lot clam to
have the dScoverer of CEDR0S which is the basis
Of the Biters offered 20 the public That honor be-
longs the native inhabitants OF Central America. TO
whom i's virtues have been known for than two
hundred years Armed with H. the Indian bids defiance
the deadly malaria and handles without fear the
most venoinous serpenfs II is belief with them that
while there Is breath left in the body the Cedron potent
10 cure matter what the disease may be.
While DR. Bull not prepared 10 indorSe this exrava-
CANT preeSon he Is nevertheless satisfied from thor
ouzh examination Of the evidence relating to its virtues.
that remedy and preventive for all diseases arising
from exposure either changes Of weather and climate
the masmatic influences IL stands without rival
and justly deserves the reputation IL has long enjoyed
n Central America and the West Indies. In
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DAILY SENTINEL
TELEcRAPHlC;
Noon Reports.



NV YoKK. September 1.-The Tribune's dis
patch says:
AdvceS'have been received at the Treasury De-
partment stating shat. contrary TO all expecta-
tons, further search on the wreck OF the Ruth
has brought to light portion of the Government
funds supposed to have been burned. The pack
ages taken out were burned to the depth of one
inch and eharred to the center in some cases
the denomination can he distinguished spe-
cial agent will al once be sent Oh 10 take charge
of the money 50 recovered Meanwhile the
agent there xiu continue the work with tie
divers
Thirty colored refugees from St Charles eoun-
ty arrives here to day and reported TO Captain
Johnson They state that the rebel officers are
busily engaged in conscripting negroes and hiding
them until they have au opportunity to take them
away They also report that guns, swords, ps-
tolls. &c are accumulated, having been gathered
up on various battle fields by the rebel sympa-
thizers and forwarded to rebels in that county,
by whom they are sent 10 the rebel armies
Luther Brodsh. formerly Lieutenant Governor
of New York. died suddenly. He was 10 years
Of age
Richmond papers saw the Confederate steamer
Oconee left Savannah for Nassau last Tuesday '
week with 323 bales of cotton She sprung
leak Oh Wednesday and went down. Her cargo
was valued At s2i,O.000. and the vessel $50 900
Bott the vessel aud her cargo were ownei by the
Confederate Government Two boats crews and
officer landed safely. but the third boat Was cut
off and captured
The Heralds dispatch s,vs:
The steamer Baltimore Ctpt Mitchell, arrived
here this morning from Fortress Monroe
She reports that the gunboats Reliance and
Satellite captured from Us on Chesapeake
Bav, near the mouth of the Rap2ahannOck.
The wounded men. among whom was the COM
manding officer of the Reliance, were liberated
Last nighta feet of gunboats. accompanied by
a monitor from the coast squadron. went up the
Ranp,hannock for the purpose Of destroying the
rebel fort at Lowrey's Point. and recapturing the
gunboats
Among the rebels, who captured the steamers,
portion of the Old Merrimae's crew.
4 displtch has been received by the military
authorities here, from Gen King. announcing the
death Of MoSby. at farm house just beyond the
Bull Run Mountains
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PERU AND INDIANAPOLIS
r "A I L r - "A ID.
1863. HM EaUME 1863,
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
81 Mills SHORTER THAN AMY oTHER ROUTE

81 kILEs SHORTER THAN ANY oTHER ROUTE.
ON AND AFTER MONDAY APRIL 60 isss. trains
" trains will be- run - follgs :. s.
Chicago Express Train vii leave indianapolis az
l2.35 z. NJ, arrive - ksLolbo 2. 3o r. A., Ia
make close connection with frfn the Cincinnati and
Chicago Air Line Railroad fos Togansport Valparaiso
and Chicago. aud arrive ct tPers at <.2o z. n.
Returning, the train vii leave fere l.2o A. M
making close connections with &c nsbf train from Chi
cago, and arrive at indianapolis 1t $50 A. n.
Mail Train will leave Inc .snapolis as r. n,
stopping at all stations aud Ping Peru time
make connections with the tra the Toledo and Wa
bash Railway. for Wabash, Hunkugton Fort Wayne To-
ledo and Detroit.
Returning. the sane train IL leave Peru st $40
A. NJ after the arrival Of the sin the T. W. r. W
from the East, In n1snspos A. n.
In time 10 make connections tor all points East South
and West
AChicsgo Expire will bsve Indians polls 40
p. NJ making close connection t Kokomo with train for
Loeanspor; Valparaiso and ehicsgo. and arrive
Peru los A. M connection with trainf
going East and West the 1Dledo and wabash Rail
Returning the train vii leave Peru AZ 1918 r. n
making close connection yokono with the trains
the cincinnati aud Chicago A Line z from Chicago
Valparaiso and Logenspor an arrive indianapolis s
tiO p NJ I'm time - the evening trsin. for
Cincinnati Louisville aud othe points.
DAVID MACY, General Agk1t and Superintendent.
II NAroTT General Ticket gent. feh2s. vs-diy
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News from CRarleSton.

NEw York, Augusta The following is from
the Charleston Courier:
The attention of housekeepers anil citizens is
severally directed to the notice Of a constant
supply of water recommended 30 be kept hand
t. extinguish the fire of the enemy's incendiary
shells exploiting III the city.
A Richmond paper of the 29th says:
Lieut. Wood arrived in this city Yesterday
He captured the gunboats Satellite and Reliance,
aud three schooners on the Rappahannock The
steamers and two OF the schooners he secured
but the remanng schooner drew much water
that he could not get her up the river. and she
was burned
The following are additional rebel dispatches
90 those furnished last night, bet are 10 later:
CHARLESTON. August 25-The enemy's land
batteries have been maintaining a steady fire on
Sumter all day
Fighting ut Wagner was chiefly confined to
the firing of our pickets on the enemy's sappers.
who continue to approach Wagner
This evening. about dark the enemv' $ batteries
opened furious fire on Wagner, preparatory. AS
was supposed, To an assault
The following official dispatches have been
received:
FoRr SUMTER. 1885 P NJ.
There is an assault now being NJ lie on Battery
Wa.ner
(Sicned:) ALFRED RHrrr,
Colonel Commanding.
FoRr JOHNSON, August 25. 745 p. NJ
The eueinv j. nssaulting Bfttery Wagner, evi-
IDENTITY in heavy orce
(Signed3 c II AkMIsrEAD.
Colonel Commanding.
LATER.
The nnuSl1etrv has ce ,sei The enemy fires a
few mortar shells at Wagner
The first assault has been repulsed.
No more shells have been thrown at the city
since daylight OF Monday morning.
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indianapolis and Madison
nx1AHLsxhAD-
1868. nv 1868.
New Arrange meuf to4Co n r N e " on
daN. Eel. -,

HNN0 passenger trains daiz lsundAys exosptedl re-
tween indianapolis and MUiison.
Leave the Union Depot In &snapol.. at q 80 a. n
and r. NJ. srrvin dis at n rs A. NJ. and :. so
r.
Leave the Depot > Madison A n. and p. N,
irving AZ Indianapolis at II A. q and el0 p. n.
The train leaving indianapolis ai go A. N. connects
with that leaving Columbus e< as a. NJ for shelby
vile and Rushsiiie arriving helbyxiIl~ A.
aud Rushvie al l23c P. n.
Leaving Rushville at 10 Pfa. Shelbyvle a. IS p.
NJ, connects at Columbus vi the I and n. train.
irving at either Indianapolis of adison the
ing.
THE Road foras lin. with ~ Packets Nadisor fey
the transportation Of freight bkE~eu Cincinnati end In
dianapoiis and points West.
Tariff Of Freights A. lov a. q sry other route.
Shippers and merchants Hest aDd
est 10 ship by this line
feb2 DC. BRAstIAN. sn,erinteudeus
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Southern News.


CAIRO, Sept | Brig. Gen Beale and NUM-
Der of other rebel officers from below. passed
through to day. en- route to Johnson Island. in
charge of Lieut. Wright
The Memphis Bulletin of the 30th. learns from
Mr. Rpy, recently prisoner at Little Rock,
that the rebel force at that place is 40 900 men
strong. many of whom conscripts, from 6 to
60 wears % age. only half armed and commanded
bv Kirby Smith and Price They are erecting
fortifcations the opposite side of the river. IL
miles below Little Rock
1t is reported that General Blunt is marching
on Arkidephit
Roy says the people of Arkansas are tired ot
the war. and would gladly come under the pro-
lection of the Federal Government
Foreign News.
HALIFAX, Sept 1.-The steamer Africa wa.
signailed with three days later advices from
Europe
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Military Directory Of indianapolis,
indiana.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
Pay per Ann.
D. r. Morton, Governor; 0fice, State House;
residence corner Of Market and Illinois sts 5000
w. X Holloway, Colonel and Private Secretary
to Governor Office, State House; resides
with Governor Morton. 1904
W. II II. Terrell, Major and Military Secretary
to Governor. Office, Stale House; residence
Loves Block, on ohio street.............. ALAS
W n. Schater, Major - Regiment, Indiana
Volunteers, A. u. G.. Governor. Office,
State House, boards at Palmer House,. Ais
Iaz Noble Adutsnt General of Indiana.
Ofice, State House; boards At Bates House;
$500 from the State and 81 ,664 pay OF Col
onel ......................... 3,464
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and ts attendant train of symptoms, il like a
charm than medicine. There is nothing in the whole
range of the Maieria Mcica that fer moment bear
a comparison with il in this disease.
full account If this wonderful plant may be found In
the eleventh edition of the L. = Dpensstory pages 1887
and 1883.
A series of experiments, IN which Dc. Bull has been
for engaged has Just been brought Ia successful
termination and hA Is enabled TO offer to the public
combnatian Of Cedron with other improved tOncs. the
whole preserved the best quality of distilled
Bourbon whisky which he is confident has equal in
the world.
He m1h furnish volume OF certificates but the pub
lie have long learned to estimate such things a
their value. The safest plan is for every test
for himself the virtues of medicine. Give the
The sun., 1863-11-26

covered tsat 'he s,''e has been owing the Govern
ihent sl'o"'irc" 'he ENr " i~ll.
DR W'SHsHr, "the s'rorr man, nov I'M. dali,
desd s'isht a. tv,ntv-sit hundred pounds. lie ave
ne ia,sn, 70 set Up t. thee thousand pounds. and
Trr woman -ho -1 divorced rom Aaron Burr ia
1NSs, on soeouat rfh', infisy come time -incc put
ehirn 20 the Revolutionary reusion, 10 vhich, ss
Ms vi, che Conceived h~r,,f entitled Tte Attor-
ney General rcccn " dee ded .d,,rsciv 60 her esiu
no'cins that lie wn rot liurrs wife sithin the
mesnins q the rsnsiou lass.
NJ. Cctn, 'he rebel Comm ..ionst for IN. Exchange
~ otPrisoners' IL waive of t;eotre:own, Va lie
.iuesied fot ne ptr.hyiofAn pul lpl but he departed
m9m his otifrsl intention, when n office Of
lhstrict NJ tnsy for tire littrie, of Columbia vas
mad 'a-sn't tv the death n phiiir Rsrton Ksv, Nr
uuld ~ appointed HE ancce.so- III, father used TO
Keep Laneasicfian school In Geosaeto-n.
IL, Fs,Ncr" s'vss i,- ,,ad,-s An el,hcrs,. de
,crp''on of the drcr,r. worn by the pntrsrs at
Mstrid. A. the ir ornatie dinner her irr p~ri.
A,ie, core hlue velvet tu-tsr studded with dia
M eds, from the bach OF -hich f,il uJDn her neck
rihtrns 20 WAich, studded With N. zane ! ind cf
,e-el.. Round her neck -ss the famous pear mech
laee .hirh .he Generally ~sAr- NJ ihr court b, ~
the Tuilsf r., And uhieh Win,eghsi'cr has often
painted. The tmwcw'. cNrs..~ va also u velvet
studded .ith disriord- ant hr- ito 10 shirt
ss'i'hed with such ribhons o. those which adorned
hrr head drc,s. The Qu-cn of Sp.in vlts
noifs snticre and the nnsst diamonds and pe arls a
her possession.
The sun., 1863-11-26
News Items.
Te1y1aphsd " the Ssp York ss,. !


pisrArcn from Concord states thst Ss- Hsmy-
thre 10 rapidly iiliLg up hss fail quota of sn by
untser.
Ricusosp, Va, paper NOv. -, .,y.: "PIetid,nt
Davis arris ed at Orange Court House on Saturday :
hc is,topping With General Lee.
lNs Of Mosby's sueulIlss, that v,relst.ly captured
In the vicinity Of Washington, have rss he'd For,
Warren for safe tsepins.
Tar dram IN Baltimore 10 prosrsssns Ia . mort or
doEy tnsnner Three newspaper reporters we're ORA
yesterday one from the AsuEioAs, one from tho
CliIPRE, and one from the DAiLY GAlsTrs.
ThS North Western Convention Of War Demo
Gratis orsaniEsd at Chicago, ysstsrday. Tue busn.,.
VS. transacted With closed doors All the States
named In the call wore represented. General John
A. McClsrpand, was chosen President Of the Conven-
uon. committee has been appointed to flame {.
platform or call.
MAJoR GENERAL TnosIs h,s issued general orders
dishonorably dsnirsins l Colonel, Majors 10 Cap.
tsins, 20 Lisutenants and Surgeon, for ysricu. Of
fences, including drunkenneS, feisnins sioknos,
spreading fsss rurnors, permitting men to pluud.r,
misbehavior in the face Of tho enemy shameful COW
srdiee, sross dsloysty, dshonet practices and
duct unbecomlns officers aud gentlemen.
The sun., 1863-11-26
From Europe.
Three Dave Later News

Hci far NOr. 9Th. steamship Arabia, from
Queons,own the 18th, has arrived sn yot, for Hoe
ton
The Loudon TIss. publishes q proisct fer pcscs In
America by Northern q -nti,man writer. lie ssp
II he soes on for . time, from mere momentum,
perhaps, q NUS, hc let alone hit should be turned m
pctsibie from attempted conquest awsr Tor
'imi'e and trris of settlement lie surfsst- that
fouHtons be- opened at once With the Richmond g..
vctuMcut for such sct'lemen's, and masking moro
iormA recognition Of the nstters for discussion the
,onietera", q cour'e g be recosniaet De JWs-sud
OF Maryland Ionns Iih- south, the su,puchanns
th'spe,ke 70 h' fsce, sith common tsflf t.r
thr two eontdcrscie-.
1nx extraordinary treble murder in London cab.
and th' 'il seoucn, suc,d, Of the niurderc resued
in verdict Of ,'o-d-sc the BODY Of the latter,
and he buried At miin SHIT without iunerl al Tishu
T'nr London TINS etp,istips on th, disaster 70
the Anglia 8. Gal-sy, and the sso.'couins. OF tho
Galsv line Ia general. s,ys the affair desi fail
urc and tho question cannot be sVaded shsther
the experiment hss not been ,rid long enough
The French Govern nent h,d informed NJ Dayton
tha; Their views On the American question were un-
changed. They had not recognized the soutb, and
consequently bad rot signed the treaty to the soqui
siton Of reras and Loui'ians, rsrporied
rHs rsorosrp ioorGssa
II Ia ruriorsd that n. ouvn de LHuy. 10 dravIns M
an sIplsna,ory document eomprisins tho different
Congress. In the meantime, the English journals sp
pear TO h. generally taking = view adverse 10 Con
srsH. The GLonE Ministerial! orroses It. Tho
pAuy Nsws and hossIvp Hs.Aip also oppose 1t,
and suee that II 1t Is held unfsvoral i' results will
entue. The TiMEs inquiries What England rill hs,e
10 do IN the Congress, should II prove than
an ideal conception. and points out that there 10
place f,r England IN it all the honor. l.ins monoto
liKed by France. The Fngll-h Cabinet hold three
nestinss TO oonsider upon the suh-e the resu, has
not trarspirod Another meeting IN fixed Tor III" 70 h.
4
.rnment has resolved ,eui repres itives 10 the
Congress but conc spanish Journals look ooolly u
II Is asscted the Austsis vii give answer ill tue
resolution Of England is known.
hoLArp.
Affairs remain unchanged In Poland. The with
draws, Of the Grand Duke Constantine hom tho
Govsruorship 10 conhrusd. An sddiiionsi taiation
!. imposed oa Pelsnd by the Rnssisu Govarnment
aud forced loan by tn. National tiovernmeu. Of
Prussia Tie Chsnber q Depu'ies elected Her Ncn
nratow, President la his speech h. plintei out hat
she knss desire fur solution OF penGips i'errEees
would 10 fulhllec. ii the Cons tuition ilterpre
ted aud acted upon in its ObyOns -puit
The sun., 1863-11-26

THANKSGIVING CELHBsArioW-Ths pm
eipsl churches Of all VI. religious dsnominaions VII
b. open fsI divine rsrvcs 10 oommsnse fof the nsse
part, a eleven O'Clock. AtPlynouth Church, the
Rev. Henry Ward Beeeher viii preach ssrnes suit
able for the occasion, Ind rsIesentins no doubt hss
peculiar views, political I" well - rslisioua- Ths
Rev G. b. Linz ill preach IN the NJ z. Church n
Washington Avenue corn" Of Greene Avenue. tAs
Rev, Alvin DTtleu will preach ct the Broekiyu Tab
ernacl.. Tn. eonsresat,ns Of the Sands strest s.A
wash pstou street Methodist Churshss vtu 1niss -
(tontinvsd On Fourth PsgSJ I
The sun., 1863-11-26

Fo,'rsss Mon,o,. Nor. 2:.-rhe steamer New YorS
arrived from city Point this T. ~, Win % surgeons
from Richmond. A Richmond dispatch, dated Nov
"a has the following;
"ChGresion, Nor 25.-Thers hs. been . vi,orons
hfe Kept up between the cnemy's batteries and ou,.
sll day The Enemy has not sheiled tie city today
but divided hi. attention bst-seu sumter Mouitrie
John-on. and smkins They also thrs~ . number Of
SHELF on Jsmer' Island. 300 shots we're tlrovn IN
Sumter last u CHI"
The sun., 1863-11-26
The Great westsrp sanitary Fair A~scia-

C'rnnndt', Nor. %. The Great ws,tern SANITARY
Fair sriA.ccistiop at Cincinnati. 10 nov fuliy organ.
ICED. MAJOR General Rossorsns ia the President. The
dsy selected for the opening Ia the 2i Of Dscembsr
n'r The rrocse.. OF tho Fair will be di,trbusi TO
the nion soldiers without res.td to states. The .i
rress companies viii transpott dops,ions, Which Ns
esfnrstly he'd fO, free Of Jhsrse The head uarsrs
OF Tie Association are at No IL Vine Atreet, Cincu-
natl
The sun., 1863-11-26
General Intelngencs.
lBy Nail 10 the " Y Svn.l

Ne sHwAaD's report for Consress Of diplomatic
corespop depcs, nee January lsst, will comprise
printed volume Of 1000 pages.
Tue Union majority In hnnssots, At the late eisc-
tion, vas 600. The vote was very light, and the
Union majority 10 not - much BY 1000 1s il would be
on . ful poll.
Is settling up secouats between the 0ovenme pt
sAa tks siAts d Nsv Us mpihiys, lstsly, II ~ dis
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-01-03
Fever and Ague,

from which mankind siidtr over large part "
lie rlohe ~ The ronsrqacncv Of ii~eased actioh
lr the system. induced ~ the poisonous mia-m
of vegetable decay. This oxidation i evolved
hv The action OF solar heat wet soil, AMI rises
with the wa.rry sapor from II. While the sun
below the horizon this vapor lin-crs near INC
esrfh's surface. AMI The virus l. taken win "
fI,roash The lungs INFO the blood There = acts
q an Irritating poison on the internal siscsa
rud exrrr;ux organs Of fi,c body The livsr %.
sn,ne< sortiI and fails 10 secfctc not only this
,isns.-,,ut also tho bile from the blood hoih
THE wins and fhc bic accumuiate ~ tne CIT ihA
non and n-o .urr violent constitutional disorder
The spleen. the khlilcys. ard the stomach sym.
r.rhlre with he Ivfr AMI heroine dlsorlcrcf
ai<o. FINALLY. the instinct Of our organism, a.
~ n an attempt 20 cxpci the nuNi0us infusion,
concentrate. the wholc blood N the holy IN tho
fntrrnai cxrrviore, 10 force thcsn 10 cast u out
The blood caycs the surface. amt PUSHES 90 tiie
crrtral organs with rongc-tiyc violence. his IS
The Call. But Ia this effort u fails. Then tne
TrvEn follows. in which the blood leaves me
central organs ana PUSHES 70 the surface. as II
IN another effort % expcl the irritating poison
through the other great cxcrelory - the SKIN IN
this also Il fails AMI the sy-stCm ahandons the nj
tempt exhausted AMI waits for the recovery OF
strength a. repeat the hopeless effort another day.
These are the fstS or paroxysms OF FEVER AND
A0rE. Sneh constitutional disorder viii Of
course undermine the health n I, l. not removed.
We have lal,orcd TO md, and have found, an
auriIOte.