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, 1870-11-22
THE FRANco-pRUssIAN WAR,


LONDON, Nov. 21.-A telegram from Versailles
announces that the three Pzusstan armies under
the Duke OF MecNcnbuEg, Won der Tam, and
Prince Frederick Charles, hare effected juno
sdon and that the whole fnrcc arc now acting upon
the offensive against General De Pslladine,s Army
of the Ipirc, supposed 10 be FetreailnE behind
Orleans. Tie 7spsa1an army Is now moving south
ward. and General Xonteunei, who xu ordered
to oIerste against the northern rne Of fortified
citca. has refrigerated and u now marching west
to totn IN the attack on The Army Of thu Loire
I,xpoK, Nor. fl.-The special correspondent Of
the New York Eorld, whiting from the German
headquSEte.s On the 11th, g1ses important tnior-
nation concerning the movements against the
Army Of the Loire. The DasaE1Aus Ire moving
Trnm Fonta,up1eau, toward which point Fred
r,trk Charles u ha4teniDE By forced marches
The nnte of Meck1enburg rcports the enemy a
having inst dtfled toward Chateau dun and
rnsrtrrs constantly pushing forward to occupy
.Drrux. General d.Aure1es hAxsrded much In
nrder TO deliver the capital. piseanz the army OF
bcstecr4x bssween two treA Bur the AIuauoa u
s>ouaify critical on the German side At thlA mo-
snrnr fhe French alnJ b falling back on it, re-
seIyes, resisting the army OF Prince Frederick
f.nstaes, a soFtte from Faf1a. combined. with An
attack In the rear Of ver1silea, Il daily expected
The ra1.st2ns we're yesterday attempting 70 eFecs
brtdEts oycr the Seine, near Sevres, TO be usea N
ctse Of sort1e, but hare not get eucceeded.
General Won Mnltke seeEua to think that the con
seooences of Borue would pe
extremely serious, Last night the peraonsl
1urgs9e Of the k!ng WAS all packed up IN Eeadi'
ness for Instant n!ehs, aud the sauae prccaution.
-II ~ taken tonight. The Duke OF Aeckltn.
f,urr hsa asked for further Instructions, saying
1e cannot hold his position IN the face OF The
~-rrs1nr strength Of the Army Of the Loire. Tou
Mol.ke SAYS no troops Gu posaelJ b apste<
frnm tte army around Paris, and that tho Dnf1
s..t .,n+I1 h A nleet5 the AYmY OF ErAd
, 1870-11-22
4 Fight for Possession Of 1IInc$-lue
NInn Killed, Ten Wounded and
Two Thrown Down a Shaft
-. IL IL


A dispute between parties for the poee ssion
OF tho banner and Creole mines 1t pioche
City eliminated in pitched battle 1t that
place On Wednesday last. ". &. Smell vas
killed, ten othczu wounded, and two thrown
down shaft at the Creole nina some seventy
toet, the latter escaping NTH a few ehBht
bruises. It appears that the Bannets drove
the workmen from the works on Tuesday
evening, took possession, holding the mine
until o'clock p. m, when they were attacked
and driven out by party of the Creole mine.
The trouble wss looked for Ill day, aa it WAS
Eurnorcd that party were arminR to take pos
session Of the mine by force, II necessary.
At the time, the trouble waa
supposed to be over for day, at least, but ~
soon ~ the firing commenced the mountain
eide was black With people. The crowd wss
allowed to approach within 100 yards, when
they we're hailed ant. forbidden to approach
nearer. None of the wounded arc considered
in danger. The following arc the nauoa OF
the wounded; JAmes Finley. ThomAa New
land, Jack White, Albert Dolin, John Morgan.
and Courtney. fhe names Of tue parties who
fell down the shaft arc not known 0yer
ei1ty shots were tired in the akiru,ish. The
parties retaining possession Of the Creole
mine after the dght were arrested by Shor1d
Kane. Wednesday evening. ard brought besorc
Justice Clapp on Thu,elsy morning, aud upon
waiying examination were held in =, ,oo0 bsll.
, 1870-11-22
FIRES,
Three Steamboats, and a VIII k1fboRt
Destroyed On 1hc Ohio HiveF-A In.
dy Passenger Burned to Denth-De.
stTuctiyo Fire mt TltusvflIe. Pa.

E5ASsIn1x, Ind, Nor. IA 1re Eas 1lscoE-
ered On nc steamer Norman It 30 this morning.
she MAS cut tooae, and, with the Bteainef Pine
B1un, Coated into the stream md burned 70 the
waters edge Hnilo burning, ahs 6oated aRatn1
me new attAme1 City Of EvAnsr1t3e, 2od Destroyed
her. Humphreys and Co.'S wh1rfooA1, With
la!Ee amount OF freight, 1aa also destroyed. The
Norman we4 nearly new, and Ha8 valued II
1ls, 80 md wa2 insured IN Cincinnati on1ce for
!1s,@9. TIE Pine Baun WA ysined =
Cr'e.nnAu for $4,000. Tia CITY o.
Evat sTtils vas 1alned Il So. 90. and was insured
KvRnsStlle; aumphreJ i COS fhsrt.ooat, M
ned II So ooo, was insured fp1 &85oo- There Vas
large Amoonf Of freight On thu whau-oo4t md the
City or ErAn9Ttie, most Of which w8s destroyed
AtA Nafot p4Aknge1 u1 The Norman. frota
Seweu.F to M1eys Landtnx, 70 toin her HUSBAND,
became heU1ldetrd, End f1tnnX TO follow tht
etAneer1nald. who soughs to nara her, sae VIZ
burned 70 death Her remains haFa been recoE..
eEed. s6seA exploktons of HonpuTdes occurred
but no other petson1 WeEa injured.
| I1fu1vu1k1 NOT. n.-A tew minutes put
'efSs9 ~ =:S, Nsss@3as =. sss*-4s
, 1870-11-22

P1eIce, San francisco
ST. JAMES HoTKI.
Among the alziyAia At tats hotel, yeaseraa9,
were the following: r. II. THpp, Philadelphia 7;
general Robert f3sfdon, boston ; !. Z Peck, Con
pecrcut: J. S Stacy, lava: Jultus Schultz, v
York: Frank l. CARPENTER and wife. Washt1zton: ::
q. g. t3c:donueld, Vermont: n Muller, Spring
dsid; ". /. Hamilton New YORK; ]. y. P11ke1s
St, Louis: Tnomxs Jackson, Maine.
ENlO0S HoC6K+
Among the arrivals At this hote'. yesterday,
were the following: James 4. -6atnu, President.
Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne Chicago kallroad: 4.
Sheperd. St Louis: T. 4. Ssnne, B. y. Wright,
Czhie, New Yor1; James G3akey, Rsck Island
MaEe HarfiAnA
, 1870-11-22
ARKANSAS,

Jn,l Delivery mt FnYettcvt1lo-Ad-
vnnCe In Conl-11uEdcr OF n Plan.
t3rA
MKxFurs, Nov. ql.-A general tatl delivery o.
cured at Fayetteville AK, On the fourth Patrick
and James Hurley, under sentence, and i've other
prisoners, escaped.
sam. Cook, aplanrer, was found murdered near
there Inst week. he had Just sold his cotton, and
1t Is supposed he WAS murdered for hts money.
Coal dealers hare adya1ced prices 10 $f-30 per
barrel
, 1870-11-22

WESTON. TIE WALK1sI.
new YoRT. Nor. 2a-Wcasou began his task Of
waking four hundred miles IN 1se days. II 13:l5
this morning. lie made the nrss circuit In 9:fS,
taking 1t very EeisurtlJ, and being accompanied
b5 DIS. Dorcmus and Flint; the second ID ! Is;
the third tn l:ts, and completed the Lrst mile In
Is :06- The second mile WIS made IN II ~.
NATIONAL CHESS cnSGREsA
4 ctIrufas Is soon to be !:sncd under the aus
picea OF the New YORK and other prominent che4s
clubs, soltcittnX the cooperation OF soe chess
clnbs and playeys Throughout the Emitted States
and Canada III the formation OF National Chess
Congress, to be held there next ye4r. similar TO
the GATHERINGS Of exrerts which brought MOI
pnJ and Pnulsen into noturietY.
, 1870-11-22
RUSSIA.

NEW YoRK, Nov. 41.-Tne Worlds special
despatch from St. Petersburg, l7th, says the anti
P1usslan organs here declare thAt after suoduing
France Prr3sia Will annex III the German-speak-
ing people under pznssian rule, and in order to
make herself 4 great maritime power. P1nsaiA
wilt also annex Holland These T1ews have been
presented strongly to the Gear, who reEslsts In
declaring that K1ug william win always retnain
hta friend aud A1lr.
, 1870-11-22

OHIO.
Ctuciunnstss TEoublcn-The Louis
yii1c C0nal-Thc Bridge Nuisance
TRANSFORMATION

CINCINNATI, Nov. at.-On Change to-day, the
committee that visited 1o11ssi1le to eco aboQt.thc
work on the canal enlargement, reported that
Gtneral Wettzel stated II The weathe- remained
favorable, and there Is no rise IN tie river, he
Will be able 70 pass beats not over 1855 feet
long By q wide, through the entire length Of the
.ahal By the 18Th e December. The contractor
fnr the rock excavation will not hare his work
done for three months Jet, and his failure will
preyen, the passage Of boats 10 feet Wide. As
soon III there Is eight feet Of water It the head Of
the canal, al work will hare to cease.
Eight feet In the canal makes
feet In the pass On the falls 4 number o.. men
hare been SET At work TO clear the bed Of the
ranal Of all obsucsions, In Ctder 10 hare It ready
for boats a. soon a. the water rises TO s1ch
hei2h. rhnt WORK viii have 70 be suspended.
The Committee on transportation in the Board
Of Trade hare adopted q resolution tnstructtng
the Secretary 10 open correspondence for thu pu.-
pose OF ascertalnin9 the io~ u rates tnAt relRht
can be carried bstween this CRY and Denver, Col,
AMI also between this city and Nashville, ria
Henderson, kJ. ..
The jo!nt committee In charge Of the oppo-
Eluon to the Newport bridge, held meeting to
I7tse money for the expenses Of litigation. It Was
determined to ask $500 from the C1ty Council
Emil Block. dis1tlier doing business as u.
Block Co, has failed and made an assignment
for the benefit Of his creditors.
, 1870-11-22
NEW YORK.



Bpecial Dcap4teh to The ChlcAxo Tribune.
GOLD.
NEW ToRK, Nov. 91.-On the more favorable |
prospect Of a perfectly peaceful solution OF the |
EaB1ern question. bonds were higher snd gold |
lower to-day. The pr.co Of gold, before the board
opened, Wag 1l4k, bu. the cable neF4 produced Z 4
decline, and u low ~ 11liH Wal reached. The
closing quotation Has 111z. The rates paid for
earring we1e four to one per cent. and without
interest
The week opened with yery eagy moncJ mar
ket. The rates were <25 per cent On call Prime
bustnes4 notes were discounted It 7,3sK Per cent
G1yERNAESIS-
Government bonds advanced, though the busI-
ness was tight.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
Vas lower. Prime bankers sixty days sterling
hills were quoted II 1c9t. 9tt9A, and sghk lle9
11ok.
The speculative temper Of the Stock Exchange
today, waA IN favor Of an upward movement,
and the active sharea advanced hax per cent.
The buklnets was rather larger THAI Of late. New
York Central was the feature, and advanced On
large pu.ca asea. raid to be from $500, to $4,000
| ehaftA.
In dry goods there was au Improved demand
| for imported WOODEN goods. the lmportatons Of
| which hare been very large Domestic woollens
| were also active.
The wheat market was dull and To cents
/ lower. The pesceful adrices from Europe were
accompanied bJ a Withdrawal! Of orders from
Liverpool, which, with largely Increased supplies
by caua], left holders. who were anxlous to Yca-
l!ze, no alternative bnt to accept lower prices,
flour.
| The COMMON and medium grades OF St3te and
, 1870-11-22


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fa1da. u ilso: for tic e5.npsea.hp q th+ Ta!tsd
btates .nd u JnNl came od yEst-ttAy. 1t the Ham.
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varied BY ftcquens episode. Of bestint; Ano1* The
.na III Do1ey: i;.nts Carsen. q Toronto.
q III: siealts VIII one p - s1ssrs.ses 1efs i
:tt.ndsnstt snS .stIon* dessasieo from Toledo The
m.rh vas II favor q Paine who hid The call = Kat
, 1870-11-22

Mormon Militia Officers Arrested bT
tho United states Authorltes.3
sALr LAKE, Nov. 9L-Geo. Otttngcr, ". G.
PHILIPPE, ChAs. Livingston, Chaa Savage, Andrew
Buft, and Jas. Ftnuemore, o!ncers
Of the Mormon niit!a, were to-day
arrested By Cnited St4te& Marshal
raufcE.at the Instance ofeGoycruor Saugh Tor
sfJnirK and drilling Ia violation Of the ptDclanA-
1iou oi the lx1e Governor ShRner, and engaging
Ia rebellion against the Uuited States and the law
Of Congress Of 1861 Defendants appeared be-
ION. the Hon. e II. Hawley, Of the Supreme
Court, and gave bsi! for their appearance to-
unfInM morning for eXAl1ln4tton.
, 1870-11-22

Building improvements in Kansas
Caxy-No Cattlc Shipments.
Special pesrsten to Tne OhieaEo T.thune
KANSAS C11y, No. Nor. 9l.-At mass meet
Ing, tonight, an association wAs Organized fot
the purpose Of building mechanics Institute, 10
cost $50, ,000.
The body OF Bidwe1l, who committed suicide
py shooting, At Parker, EAns4s, artirtd to-day,
TO be buried to-moEfow By the knights Ie0l-
plAl.
Of the western roads TO bring any. The bn!k o1
cattle shipped has gone forward.
, 1870-11-22
Obituary.

RxAp.xo, PA, Nov. zL-1scob Hoffman. tor
man1 Teats prominent !xHJtr. Of the Berks md
sohuylnM county bar, and wea fneMn tnrorRa- R
rdau died 10 dAy, aged g.
, 1870-11-22

PITTSBURGH, Nor. al--An unknown German
was picked up on Arthur street. On Sunday noyn-
tps, Who had eFfdculy been thrown OVER the
bluffs. he died yesterday. 4 post neort<m e1ant-
nation showed polson. md three negro women and
one man h1vt been xrrestcd charged with tnuEdeg.
he had valuable watch On his pe{son, but no
money. when found
, 1870-11-22

MONTGOMERY, Nor. 7l.-The ALABAMA LeZtsla-
tute met odaT n II O'Clock. No quorum Of the
Senate being prcsentlt adjourned uuut 10 o'clock
Tomorrow. The House temporarily org1rlxed and
adjourned. There arc many Tumors AdoAt ks 70
the object OF The Senate tn not meeting to-day, ~
more than quorum WAS in the city. The Senate
election, And will probably be done this week,
tht new officers installed. Governor Lindsay,
Senators Warner and Spencer, Con2re4Suan HaY.
and other prominent politicians are iu the city.
, 1870-11-22
MEXICO,

C1Tr Or M1xrco, Noy. ., rsa HAVANA AND LAKE.
CITY, Fla.-Congresa. By large majority, has de-
cidetl to conunne tho Zona ibre, uotwithstsnd-
Ing tho At1onR opposition OF Minister Romero.
The frontier States Are threatened with Eevolu-
lion unless the law IL passed.
President Juarez hts 'cot1p!ete1y recovered his
health.
TeiesTaphic communication Between Mexteo
and the United Slater, ma Texas, will soon be q
reality.
, 1870-11-22

Among the aI11valA 1t this hotel, Jestsrday,
veie the following: J. D. Aox1y, Norwich, C.;
John Mccormick, Omaha; g. Y. Cook, Washing
too; 8. B Shtpmau, Madison: c. E. Hedges, Hlo1x
CtU: MI. Fronting h1m, R1ehud Crowley, 8 u.
L.A II. 1S{1--7 7a1 E1tn, 1hoS. 6. Acto2s NaN
, 1870-11-22
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|. d.,.1.,.Li.f,, !. ]. III l,1.Lh T. Ill

l. y, j. u l. y ]. L. ]. l. y ...
ethira bird of EcxaFdus fell dead out Of bounds.
tat int oFt5 birds edu,irabs he 1attnk but two,
decisive xdvantafe his antagonist. he seemed 10
*hoot caxciesalE. and uuquettiouAb{ toet birds
Mbieh he might b. little uaosr palnf. have secured.
Paine kettd not to thoot 10 ha usual marx. and 10
our thinking has = TENDENCY to ahcot too quickly.
thouEa, he ofrn Killed his bEds with lightning IKE
rapidly, gaining tho hearty cheer ct the crowd 1t
oulT with the utInoft difficulty that the birds
induced To y in thu bitterly cold atF, and this added
greatly to the difficulty Of the mask1men,
1HE FLE*GE TRAP 8H0oIE*G.
At about - the tst Re:ton had http disposed Of
snd fnterv1 Of halt hour taken for rest and
rttrehrnent at The elc+c !! which the men
were. able dispose Of brt binds
The match. The for1owiax the seort ot eaeh
PAisESii iTioil
BooAhpCs-t lli1i11i11nl110 1-f6-
THE KEkCLT.
When the shooting closed Captain BuSafdus b. ID thN
Killed q birds out Of ~. while Paine had killed but S.
te4Ttuk him EiK birds behind The lAdt ten wefr shot
In almost absolute 4lkresa- And we1t ete matter. Of
tuck. dsnishiuE the Of Bnk1sdu1 eoneideEsblJ
from what 1t would uaquestonAba hare bern hAd the
dAJls heeu available. Pane and hfs bAekers eeiuG
thAt defeat On the morrow wonld b an,oet certainty.
tartw up The match kave up shs take. and shas B.
rF In vie Of the fact that the match not sho to
Nnish. that a the bets should Be DECLARED od result
xery comforting 70 many, md very dlseuEtnE to soEe.
HoGaEus viii. Of eorrst be hound TO- respond TO any
challenge properly tss1ed aad supported bT the required
ftA1f.
, 1870-11-22

A City on Short Allowance OF Water.
CLEVELAND, O., Sov.. sl.-Tn!s citJ has been
without regular supply Of water ance SUNDAY
Saturday morning. The break will not be re-
ptlKed before tomorrow night. 1t has naturally
cAnRed much Inconvenience, ~ fouI-dfth8 OF Hht
water used has been from this source.
, 1870-11-22
RRxo in BA1t1u1 orc

Ra1xukuS4, Nov. M.-no. g. saxc deltrered
he tnaqEuIG leoture bafose The M11ylAqd mat.
Huene." About = ,6oo pe1sona welcomed thn d11'
tnSutshed lectnfeE.
, 1870-11-22

LONDON, Nor. 2l.-Nr. Wade, Secretary Of the
Dristh legation In China, writes from pettn, m.
der date Of November ,, that there will probably
BIZ no necessity tor the employment Of military
force 70 obsaln 1edreu for the Ttetnnu out
rnEc8,
, 1870-11-22

CHICAGO. Nov. 81.
The following IL the otnctAl record made for the
" observation and report Of Storms, By telegraph
and signal, for the benefit Of commerce on the
honrs ending At II p n. Chicago up1e. The table
shows tie heights Of The barometer and thermo-
Eetef At The hours Of O'Clock 4 n. a1d .. n,
t~enty-fou5 hours ending u 4. n., snow and
hail being reduced to rain Erhe barometer read
suEa IRE III reduced To sea lere11.
, 1870-11-22
MICHIGAN.

A New Trial to be Had In The Fan-
derpoo1 Case.
DETROIT, Snv. 2l.-In the case Of the People t.
George y2ndetpool, the prisoners counsel With
drew their motion to let MIN out on bail. Judge
Brown has given no lnumatlon a to the time
y hen new trial will be oFleFe1 1t Is probable
that change OF venue Will be made-
, 1870-11-22

OTTAWA, Nor. 1L-The defaulung cashier Of
the American Steel Tool Manufacturing Company,
Ct Boston, Was arrested here on Saturday by
to tie detectives, and xhch led to h!l identthca-
ton. He Was taken back to Boston. He carried
en- IeAli5 +, ,OCe, and upon his AIFeR surrendered
$1.Ah
, 1870-11-22
BEIHIuM.

bku8sEk, Nov. 91.-Belgtau uoopa are recalled
to the poaitlons they occupied before the Wzr.
TIE frontier ts auti well guarded,
, 1870-11-22

Among the arrivals ss this hotel, 5esseri4r,
we're the following: s c. Hubbard. New YORK ;
Tntmas Arnold, Londou: .. u: AcClellan. Bos-
ton: C. -equ!ne, ". E AcCoKElckt New iott: .:
2. Reynolds, Grand Rapids; Judge Freeman aud
daughter, Springfield; J. #. uaTden, Grand
, 1870-11-22

Among.the arrivals Al this hotel YESTERDAY,
ware the following: l. Q. Emerson, Boston; W
Ryan. Dnbuque; v, s Woods, Carlisle, Pa; J.
D. Gilmore and wife, Baltimore: ). l. Bontt,
Massachusetts; r n Anstou, Pennsylvania;
II. Weber, Missouri: G. T, Emery. Illinois: 3.
Txslcr, Philadelphia; J. PeTtau. Cnatswo1sh; G,
v. Collins, Lyons: ]. ". Davis, tEhana-
, 1870-11-22
ror Boston, NAa lost 1t -, md the Captain and
Eve men drowned But one sailor was szved.


-hKw YoaK, Nov. sL-1he Rarids correspond
cut writing from Rome. 18th. describes the prep
,a!ssiops making for the reception OF klnx Victor
Emanuel, and adds that br order Of the Pops
every church viii nc closed during the KnRs 3
presence IN the city. The 8tates Of the Cnurch
hxTA hteu u.sdAd nuder IN fufsrdtct
, 1870-11-22
STEIN NWAY
Upright or Cabinet

PIANO The demand for tAcze greatly admired in.tsu-
euts Il constantly Increasing, oE the fonow1us rea-
4olla:
1.i- Trey aze the hAndsomert pi&nos Ensde.
= They oeeupy tess ROOM than any othtr.
Fl. They much eaAisE fer Ady u upep etase,
and, whto IN use. no duyr czn enter th.7t-
9Th. No othtf !nftn Of p4AEo hKs surh pure sing.
iuE' quaHty Il tnae-
Eth Though Of eres!ee e.paety than The s9rare Ano.
tEy ettrpy much lrzs aU1t that paact be
fo4iod for them In any roasn and they can D. eAsl9
r,orrd through any ordinary doot without trouble
eth fhe action Of every eahtEet E:t-t every osAc.
ct the style II the faIls exactly pIe1se the
Puteattf, tie hammer become injured from DAMP
nr other rAusr- the AStton can BE- changed without
chacxiuk the piano
asa r. ns giaa a. ST.
tae cnlJ etieet'on sytE ireat e th.st hs.sttal
t,rne and eries IN rh*nSeat]e climate And this
ehrrton nas eeen enIEsy removed BY The tnyro:itn
which In one piece hns been pHirntFd hy thr
1frs-r.+- sst~tnN0y. mud cnn hr u-rd bJ No
n1t,eF maker. this plano l. the rrFfeet.
has .Iwayt been tbs hardscusst aci :aost
tert. Of all kinds nAnutAtturt<1
, 1870-11-22

Flint regular communication Of Union Park Chapter
O. D. &. A. H., thfs tTuesdxy} evening" A ~ O'clock
Bn.!nets Of Importance. vlsftors coEdtafr Invited
Per order H. j. r. W{LkIFS- Stc-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-04-22
HaeED for the Miserable.

30 wonder that the face Of the dyspeptic has
s dragged worn, hopeless expression that Is plt-
ifuI 10 see. n 0 wonder that the miserabl y mar
tyr 10 HGic ton is fretiul, irritable end unsG-
GIL. Whoever can bear tho pang5 OF this tor
menting complaint cheerfully, and with sn un-
ruff Il temper, is little short Of Il saint Bat
why should human fOrtitudc continue to he
thus severely tried, when an absolute specific
for the disease is always ~ hand. Everywhere
within the limits Of civilization in this hcmls-
phcre Ujstotter's Stomach Bl.tcrs Is obtalnHble,
ard the history Of the first case Of dyspcpslH III
wh.c; it has been administered in vain, has
vet to be written. tho sickness at the stom.ch.
the sense Of weakness and stupcr, the icciing 81
emptiness and huiowness before eating, snC o:
oppression afterwards, the tluttcring OF the
rllsc, the intense nervous irritation, the NOR
bid indisposition TO eXertipn, .he wcarinc:s Of
lie and ind ference to al ii pleasures, when
arc among the symptoms OF Tho disease IN its
{, hronic io.rn, I,,pidly nrneiiurn,.d by tho
to..ic operation of tins palntab!c NcS.t,hi" TO
slorative which seems 20 Icnovato ana quicken
Vii tho dOrman. forces Of the system, ara rouse
the mind from the apathy anG gloom lnscPsra'
bic from, q arrangement Of the digestive ana Sc
cr.tive functions. In ordinary cases te"
weeks suffice to cong letn the cure Ou. "h"n
the scasc il complicated, ~ 1t often - WIN
t.ri,iditv a. the liver, severe constpA.l0n I'M
pufity OF the blood, and sluggish circulation
y longer time may be required. PerseTere
however, and the result is certain. An eDc"uF'
aging lnurovemenL viii be pGrccptlb!o from
day to day, ind the cOnvalesccnt. knowing ana
feeling thai he or Sh, is on the high ROAD 10
health, will await The happy issue with c"hl-
narrative pntinncr mp lS-eUlW