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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-10-22

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eu5pysng that rare delight by, every
anannnSf s0f greeable railroad and water
aCGfnsnunfGation ,Itp.ri 1H
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;sEs sis IA negro boy named
kssWtnton was accidentally killed in Kings
e 49, ~ sho 10Th. Julius G. Liirage and
hoa:s ~. Swinton, aged respectively six
teen years, were in the habit of amusing
sthemaelVess by shooting at each other
kt7zthguns charged only with powder, and
Son thif;o occasion Lifrage neglected to take
5pnt his ramrod before firing, which en-
tered &the abdomen of his play-fellow,
rand resulted in his death.
= Among the letters found in the Tuille-
iTieais one written to the Emperor by the
f:EmpresB while she was in Egypt She
tshfns him against proceeding with some
new wsseEsme Of ambition, and concludes
NTH these words: s'Believe me, you can
anSe make successfully two coups a tat in
s6ne life" -
6 Canton, Ill, keeps list of habitual
gdrunkards, and no liquor can be sold to
them by saloon-keepers. The list is large
AND rapidly Increasing.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-09-10

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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-09-10

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- = 80 saFssiI pfsssF b. sisf
whsse | sla snA | hast slwsfs ls''
tlla as=sss ls ~ ever w#s saley
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lfs stssss - ssbsf its1s # laauy
Noahsss ssH wlpo hasr eeac foufli
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thsy have been ssofs figa sgd es
ssslaK u tkslf slssss than a,ailsia
masters, - . elsss lApplaa.el !
Lnew thorn and rguld eill paIues,
bet | iotbsaf.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-09-10
Havana Cor. Of the New York Tribuae.
4 Husbands Revenge. . H..

Some time during May, party
Of five robbers appeared At planta-
ton, possessed themselves Of several
good horses, taking also various ar
ticles of clothing belonging to an
American engineer and then disap-
pearcd. The engineer, who was in
Havana, became furious OH his re.
turn, and indulged in severe threats
against the perpetrators. Some
friend Of the bandits communicated
these thraets to them, and In few
days they again appeared, took the
engineer by surprise, tied him hand
and foot, and lashed him with whips
until the man tainted three times
from loss ofblood and pain. Then
they tied on d chair before his dwell
| ing, and two Of the number walked
into the house and violated his wife.
Since then the engineer has been al
most q maniac and bent on revenge.
Last Friday he received information
that the two bandits where at q
hneighboring plantation, and without
advising anybody Of bis intention,
| he armed himself and had the good
4 fortune to find both Of them lying
| Oh the floor inebriatcd.
i To tie them and ronsc them suf
fciently to understand the situation
occupied little time, and with tn,
\ help Of some negroes, he broght then
4 to bis own place, ordered fires u b
lit, and drew both Of them into biz
sugar kettles filed with water
which soon began to boil. TheiI
attempts 70 throw themselves on
! Of the kettles, and their demands 70
/. water and cries for pity, were heart
rending, but their executioner tool
a fendish delight In throwing In oc
casionally little cool water, which
: however, ia . moment began to boi
2 again. AT the end Of five minute
both had ceased to exist. Tsel iii
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-09-10
German Vessels.

There are nine large North Ger
man ocean steamers now lying In the
port Of New York, unable to vail for
Hamburg Of Bremen for tesr of cap
tureby Frcnch crsissrs, unauthorized
to discharge their crews iss foreign
port, and nctsllowsa teSss,sssr their
names under ~ ~ " Msssy--she
flag Of the UMtsa osItsss Thesearc
twenty y-ssysn suiltag vssssis " sl,c
same prsdic1sssty n snythme can
cxemplify ths @aSidGty " Congress
in refusing 10 sslmis foreign vessels
70 American register, this startling
exhibit does No.. The expense to
which these steamers Md sailing
vessels arc subjected probably sggre-
gate fourteen thousand dollars per
day, and there VI no'rclicf Tor them
exceptin tho cessation d shc war
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-09-10

ICES - usalisssi - ilfs i'aFssla
llsHsFsl. ts fsHsfssi 4 d.@ :
sl.k n kss~ = ssa n sssl' tlsias
has hstyssst. ! fplly spFrrs n y
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Lsss n f. ao kneN lrdfr 4 tbs
mster llas IN huHmH .hsf-.
ms.t b. lfcsis'l - teasii, although
lbe peafslssssal ssi lahsmsa ed
cruel Tie spKisetf be- returned
n thr plantation. sssl svesfe= net "a
fes' naiil he h,s ciusht ltc other
ghfrc.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-09-10

We read that the pen y miFhs'~t
than the sword reasoning meta.
rhoriealls the statement i true. hut
the hammer i, more powerful than
either, by the argument thst deeds
arr morc eogcn, than words. Tho
pen inspires mankind 10 great effort
BY The glowing words proceeding
from II. The sword hacks and
carvcs a brilliant name for him who
wields IL. but before It's advance the
nations OF The world sink back in
dread, aud the women and children
cover in fear. by the light OF tle
bursting shells, or the glare Of
dwellings in aamce, i stands out
aud CLEANS balefally against the
sky, and only over human anguish
aud agony does II strike TO triumph
and renown.
Who ever feared the hammer ol
its deedsY Those who rush along
the iron road of the hand, they who
plough the waters Of the river on tli,
ocean---these experience the tri'
umphs Of the hammer, nowgwel
its power, and how indispensable i
is. The pen may stimulate and in
cite TO greatness, but II canno
achieve it; the sword bends al
things to its will, but il burns like !
consuming fire, and mankind wrilhe
in agony before il. Only tho ham
mer is all-lowerful aud peaceful
By il thousands 1.-Two and grow rich
With il men amass wealth and bnih
up tho bulwarkS u the nation ; hun
ger is kept at bay, and famine is pu
to fight; h@d-iisted toll finds NJ
time, leisure or inclination to wrcatl
the hrows Of Mars.
The pen bows to the hammo
and does it homage. a man ma,
live in physical comfort without
: book in the house, but he canne
, exist without being indebted to ih
hammer or its equivalent. The PEI
sings the praises Of the hammer, an
: indites eulogiums upon ito numer
Gus achievements; few are the mon
J umepts the hammer designs to rails
, IN honor Of literature. The pen
! mightier than the sword, because
! achieves its object through reason
and not force, and also that il h IL
! fnitely more ciyilizing and lnlna
!, In It's effects upon the world; br
. tho hammer conqucrs even NOR
: territory than the pen, aud y, IN i
: way, inyinciblc. No country i to
{ remote, Or any wild too savage
resist It's weight, nor any meta
!. wood or vegetable powerful eno,ig
I to defy it.
Without the hammer--a symb'
: Of toll, as tie sword ot violcncc--tl
Q world could not exist ii, conlfo
: and refinement.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-09-10
Fight with a Sea. Monster.
Prom the p,aiipo, cal. G,

From the pdiifTo Cal. ChroHleis.
Sometime yesterday afternoon
Dave Griffin, one Of the quarter
men employed on Mare island, had
occasion to embark in a small skin
to recover a spar that had drifted
away from the yard, and had just
reached it when a strange looking
monster thrust his head out or The
water alongside Of him. His krst
impulse was to knock II over The
head with his oar, kut It soon saved
him that trouble, for, seeing Crit.
lith alone, il took a spring and Ian
dcd In The boat, the force of the
blow nearly filing the little craft
with water, For 4 short time The
combat was intense i; sometimesthe
sea monster had the best of II, and
anon the terrified quartertnan' who
labored uDdera disadvantage every
plunge tho squatic hon taking bul.
ting ne skiff's gunwale under wa
Ter. Finally, BY an almost seper.
human effort, Grifil!h managed L
eject the mass of finny ylsalit,
from the boat, much u his relief
He received several severe braise.
On his body, but ii spite of Ilis ok
citing adventure, managed 70 sc1
coniplish the object of his trip
securing The spar. The s'ory I
reliable and authenticated, i largs
number Of workmen on the niyy
yard having seen the boat, whicl
II literally covered with blood N,
immense siales.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-09-10
4aalsagaetf

Ths Ah~ss,lsm lwssssaa @sslsss
lAa fslIssiha sgmsHaaieafea, skish
= eel ssls#Iass.i IL sssits pfsf,sHd
lHssrsf. Ifths TtsI='en 4 h#sts-
h #ss. lle msgesf she.sli s#fssf
Iks stas#iIaa Il ssF poatAs
salfynlf tlssasis.
AaTsss J. lsle.
Esuss Anssssus vlsassNs. !
~w = mas ts-aay. whg Esse b.
amss .. Edward Parker. smI fste
feseHssd thss be W.. . he'stena"i N
usga. J. ". ksy'. Co, \ Col
,.fesFs Hszimssi, iesh Softh t'sf
oIina avslry, ia ihs Confederate
Anns: lhs. be was captured NJ the
battle Of Chleamauaa, On the 18Th
Of June. 1851; wss sent to Camp
CHASE. and FROM there 10 Dry Tortu.
gas. where he has remained until
the lei day Of June.
lie tale Is q strange QUE, but ! an'
forced TO believe every word OF Il
aud so would you It could scc the
man--and 1t may be Of some inter
est TO your readers. lie says they
are still about three thousand on
the Island, who have no means TO
pay their passage, and no way to
make il to do so. Among thoses still
there whose names he remembers
are; James Grady, Thomas w.
Stinsou, William Stmson, and Geo.
Taylor of Washington County
Thos. Carter and jesse Carter OF
Russell John Black and William
Black of Scott; J. Higginbotbanl,
T. w. May, j. T. May, and viii
liam A. May, OF Tazewell county.
Parker says that the prisoners
we're all released at the close Of the
war, but they had no means Of com.
munications with their friends, and
they are still there In ia most wretch
cd condition, their only means Of
support being derived from labor on
levees ut fifty cents per month and
by begging. He worked over five
years fifty cent per month and saved
800 50, With which he paid hhs fare
to New Orleans, from which place
he has walked since the 7th otJunt
and begged his way. He is in {
most pitiable condition, being en-
tirely blind IN one eye and YER.
nearly SO in the other caused BY eX
! posure and very ame and cripple'
: up from long walks. He is on hi
way home in Hopkins countr,
North Carolina, having walked ~
the Mississippi to the mouth Of tn,
Ohio, up the Ohio and through
Kentucky, several hundred mile
: out OF his way, owing he says to HI
: ignorance OF the country, and tn
. ignorance Of those who gave hir
directions. He says the poor fellow
on the island are praying for reli'
Q from their friends, but be does nc
know how that reliefcan be atiorde'
, as he seems to be entirely ignoral
, OF hemeans of communication wit
the island, and only knows that yes
sells 90 there for coffee.
Iwrite this, hoping that you wi
. publish II, and that it may be tn
!, means Of communicating the where
abouts of some OF those ponr wretch
es to their friends, a.,,,.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-09-10
A Few Friendly Words 10 The
t.... Seuth.

We are not such noviees as to be
unaware that people who volunteer
advice are not likely to be repaid
with thanks. We also understand
that 1t is not quite in accordance
with the time -honored principles of
the Democratic party, for people of
one State or class of States to coun-
sci the people Of another State or
class of States, respecting the man
agement of their internal concerns.
We nevertheless feel impelled to ask
the attention of our Southern breth-
ren to a few words Of truth and So
berness.
The oppressive domination under
which the South suffers is a domina-
tion from without, and there is NO
reasonable hope of redress except
by relief from external tyranny. II
the South possessed freedom OF inter
nal action. unasked advice would in
deed be intrusive and impertinent
| But that section can be relieved
| from the incubus of Federal domi-
nation only bv Democratic victories
| in the North; and this is valit
apology for the advice we presume
to offer. AS the South needs ou
aid, il must not spurn our friendly
counsel.
From 1860 down to the presen
time many leading minds in th'
South have been afflicted with poht'
ical blindness. 1t was q supreme
act of political folly to split th'
Charleston Convention by the la
mented schism which brought two
Democratic candidates--Dougla'
and Breckinridge----into the flelt
against Lincoln and secured his hrs
election. The Northern Democrat
who abettcd that schism were syco
| plants Of the South, not real friends
Prominent among them were BeI
Butler, who promptly deserted to th'
Radicals Daniel 3. Dickinson, wht
took office under Mr.. Lincoln; Calel
Gushing, who has been the pait
counsel Of successive Radical ad
ministrations and John A. Dix, tn
} } submissive tool of lincoln and Se
i ward in shutting up the offices 9
Democratic newspapers. These ar
specimens. The supporters Of M
, Douglas. on the other hand, pitche'
their professions Of friendship n
lower key, but have nlaintaine
them to the present hour, i y NJ
Douglas had been elected, we shoul
have had 40 civil var, and the Sont
would have been exempt from !
deplorable train Of consequence
The w.adom Of Douglas consisted
bis correct appreciation Of the ton
and temper If the Northern peopl
He saw that the safety Of the Sou
depended on a strong Northern q
lance, and that such an alliance W
practicable only on = basis of mo
Grafton. What was true In 1860
trebly true now, when the Mort
hss sfill - " wsih ~ and prspo'
I " 4 diesls contr
eyrvv ;| l1|Il m b4 FedeI
royernmsnf .rgs majority
the State governments. The Sou
can bc relieved only ,by Northe
Democrstie iat1rvsnti don, and Mort
y ern Dsuocrass nay claim 70 und'
i ssand tho public sentiment Of Z
soction bsttsr than our impracti'
~ soushsss brethren. Unless th
!, win permit " y aat upOn our ''lf J. b
I III knowledge cf tbe situation, "
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-09-10
Or. 4. MARTIN

ssuaEp THE PRACTICE OF MEDICINE
Oiiice---IIrug Store
,,svi,l. Mississippi i've
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-09-10
~~s~ - -- 4 !
Gov. Orr v ssath CsrvIISx.

This distinguished gsstlassn
distinguished tor hisnnidelity to his
State, snd hi4 sbandoDnsnt Df priu-
ciple--has writtsn ! IsAfsr, n which
he advocstm thssass1isn of.fhc mia
nous Scott fcr 0ovosa0r u Eouth
Carolina, and exhibitsa 4 political and
grammatical weakness which have l,o
little surprised us. The slctter i.
bungling piece Of composition, badly
put together, rnsrkedsby sbysnothsag a.
mnehlas its Inconsistencies and H.
aecnracies. Hwill hSss no afIscs OIL
the paepleof this 6taa4 otherthan
r. win thor Nv i0r - i1lLp and
perhaps m a0casionaI pnysr from
the pions for his conrer1;osI III II
scarcely worth while 10 lundertakc
acritical ssview a NJ ealarsss 4
retntatioa n Nh arKallSdnt@ I'M Il
viii prolsllF hoiA bxp. ~ rolllta-
iio'-D Daawf atssAs,k. x
n 4, 49,. III n uktAa sars
Mark N. Pomsroy hes sSociatcl
lion. Gide0n ]. Tucker WiiE HIM
" tic editorial idanarclhci,t IL fhc
New York I)stnocs ! w N
ssssA ~ ss sssFfs
Theodere. y. Psyss res diIie ~
Sen. ltosss#A lIyou, ap au11pa-
ted " nfincsls1 O. 1 ,lulsssIrar,
took higher dsgss srsl1knn hayS ,>en
taken u TINT G0llsS Sidcs tkeSrssa..
ution Il Aaaoa Mn. 4.
you Will \ Young ucniss. fnd
yon arc weiE snll slacis NUM- I'M,
Twill both u oilc. aaIiSx sttAG
Very stuly strung bil ylR5 NM
atIiny tssv bcn listIT
a#SH Mta fs{1@ s3sss5 asESsAAssA N III II .asss~
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-09-10
NITROUS OXIDE GAS
DIR. W. +. SOUTHERN,

All work done at my Laboratory embodiss
all the latest improvements in the Dental Art
and is warranted 10 give entire satisfaction. L.
Ny object in placing my work at these low
figures is 10 extend my acquaintance and In
crease my business and though my profits may
be but small in each case, in the aggregate
from large patronage can realize good
support.
saas sAsyA Nv. II. SOUTHERN,
.ssaa \. sa,sa s.aa. Surgeon Dentist
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-30
SPLENDID Fsrsu MxArs.-Jas. Kynas

SPLENDID FREsH MKArs.-Jas. Kynas-
ton, corner CT Nineteenth and Poplar
streetA hes on hand and is slaug for
the trade, some Of the finest beeves ever
brought TO Cairo. For the holidays he
has purchased I've head Of cattle that can
not be surpassed, one Of them-a four year
old, weighing ono thousand eight hundred
pounds gross.
Citizens Of tho Fourth ward and of the
city generally who want extra fine fresh
meats for the holidays should not fail TO
call on Kynsston. Hc can supply beef,
pork, mutton, veal, lamb, ind sausage in
any quantity desired and on satisfactory
term See card in another colamn.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-30

The best offrcsh meats, ,ludng beef,
pork, lamb, venison, mutton, veal, sausage
etc, can be secured from the meat shop Of
John Petric, corner Of Washington avenue
asd Foustecnth street, in any quantity
desired. Petric Is an experienced butcher,
kills none but tho finest and latest ami
mails, and deals with men, women and chill
dren alike, fairly and honorably. Custo-
rsers may send their children with every
assurance that any kind Of meat called for
will be furnished, and full weight given in
every instance. Offering thanks for the
patronage heretofore extended, he asks u
continuance Of the same promising to give
atisiaction to everybody. doc:im
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-30
4 BRICK DWELLING HOUSE FOR
MALE.

q A two story brick residence, admirably
arranged, with large grounds "a lcts), sit
uAtsd on the corner Of Holbrook avenue
ard Twenty -third street, will be sold on the
most reasonable terms. 1t is located on
high grounds, in an excellent neighbor-
kcod, tho grounds containing bearing fruit
sreee, vines and choice selections Of shrub
berry. II is, in short one of the compleiest
ONES in the city.
Apply to W. II. THOMAS,
At Thomas, Green &Aldcn
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-30

TIE whitc-haired King who offered mil
lions for . new pleasure, would have as
signed the reward 10 Phalon's vitalia, or
Salvation for tho Hair, because II would
have enabled him to renew in his silver
locks their youthful glory. The vitalia
10 clear and has no sediment. 1t does not
stain the skin, but will color the hair ia u
very few applications. Sold by all drug
gists. dec27d&wlw
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-30
HooAand's Greek Oil
HOofllahd's German Dittery
A Dittcrs without Alcohol orSP'S'ss
OF any kind.

IL different from nil others. Il coz VI '"e
purejuices or vital principle OF Re n',os anu
Banks Tor "a medically termei eA'"s1 we
NO, b.in,,s rhoro,,ra A. ne bottle OF this
pi,,er, H. a, ,o,,a,,,,a, Och medicinal vir.
inc a. ,uI no ,onn, 10 go. gcllons OF ordinary
,ni,t,r.. r.a p.a,. -, used in this Bittcrs
are ur,vn 4, corn,ny ,iir vital principles eS-
tractcd In that country b. sc'en'nu '"o
forwarded to the mansc'ory u ',,''''' WIZ
they are compounded - oo,'le'' No".'''"s w
spirituous ingredient ms hit'cIs "e' 'V"'
the objections urgc,Shhs' a' o'','S ~ 49,
for stimGlants can bnduc'd from n'' 's'' "''
can make no drunpds' ana o'h"s' uhue' my
circpms,a,c.. ba,nny bu, bcnoclal effect.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-30
DR.. Hollands POdOphyllin,
OR sUBTITUTE For MERCURY
PILLS,
Two Pills % Dose
The most po'oerfh get Innocent Vegetable
, Cdthartie kHOi0H.


Cdthartie knoi0H.
Its not necessary 10 take ahandiul ofthese pills
produce the desired effect; two OF them act
arhkly and powerfully, cleansing the liver, stpm
ing,ed bowels Of all Impurities, The principal
,rsct ~ y Is Podophylln, or the alchoholic ox-
powerful adrake, wnich is by many times more
Itself Us nefyg and searching than The Mandrake
INC n sneeflly NJ action il upon the LIVER clean
uow.r ~ NsTcnr,s all obstructiops, with all the
sulls attached TO the free from the injurious re-
For an diseases, in wHof tina, mineral.
IL Indicated, these Pills VA the use OF eathattic
ton in every case. They srSlfe eh''Fe s"t'siAe'
In cases Of Liver compl int, All -, 80.
treme costyeness, Dr. IloOhands NJ ls'a, uhu eA'
or Tome should he used IN conneS hah ni''nis
Pals. The Tonic effect OF the BiueK N'n ,no
builds mp the system. The BltteTs or ,r3 ien!o
Ines the blood, strengthens the nerves. Rsd, PuI'
ths i-'ef and gives strength, energy and yiStiis
Keep your bowels active with the Pills and ~.
| up the system with the BliteTs or Tome and -
dlseaseean tain it, hold, OF ever again sssal i,
| Inesc medicines are sold by all DTugg SITS and
dealers IN medicines everywhere.
| n, hecohect that II Is Dr. Hoofand's German
Remedies, that are so universally used ard rec m
inendedi and do not allow the Druggist 10 induce
| you take anything else that he may say is lust
~ good because lac makes larger lroiit on IT,.
| These Remedies will be sent by express TO any To-
.MiS, upon application TO tho PRINCIPAL Of
ficL, eithe GERMAN MEDICINE STORE 63I
| ARCH STREET, Philadelphia.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-30
A MAGNIFICENT RESIDENCE FOR SALE

A MAGSIrIcsST RESIDENCE FOR SALE
OR RExr.-I desire either TO sell or rent
my residence, situated on the corner OF
Holbrook avenue and twenty-fourth street.
II contains nine large and comfortable
rooms and q well ventilated cellar, out
houses all complete, embracing fine two
story barn. The ground contains eight
lots, one and half feet above grade, nicely
fenced, containing large quantity ard
variety Of fruit trees, vines and shrubs
Of the choices, selection. The place will
be rented or sold on reasonable terms.
Apply to JOEL IT, MoRGAN
Doc. "a d2w.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-30

Read tb following symptoms Ccnst.palio n
Flatnlcnq, Inward Files. Fullncss OF blood 10 the
head, AGILITY oi the stomach, Nausea, llart.burn,
disgust 1foOd, fIllness or weight IN the stomach.
Sour Err tatlons, sinking or nutterins at the PIT
of the ssmach, swimming Of the head, hurried
or dii'leut breathing iuiering ~ the heart, chol.
ing or sulocaiing sensations when IN a lyiag pos
tuTe, dIiness Of Vision dots and bis before the
alton, yellowness OF the skin and eyes, pain In
the side, back, chest, limbs, etc, sudden fu-hes
OF heat, burning In the flesh, constant mag inngs
of evil, and g'cat depress ion Of spirits, All these
indicate dise,se of the Liver or digestive Organs
combined " IN impure blood.
The use OF the Bitlefs or Tonic will sooa cause
the above SYMPTOMS 10 disappear, AMI the p0tIcnt
will become well and healty.