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THE Beginning Of the End" in Paris.
AN UNSUCCESSFUL soRTIE.

AN UNSUCCESSFUL SORTIE.
LONDON, Jan. 20, 40 p. m.-The French
made sortie from Mont valerien yesterday
noon and the fighting lasted until dark. The
German loss was uncomfortable.
The sortie from Valerien which was made by
forty battalions westward of that fortress was
family carried out. The French suffered great
loss and 500 unwounded men were captured by
Germans.
Gen. Trochu asked for an armistice but it
was refused. The German advanced posts
however were authorized to grant a temporary
truce to permit the French to collect their
wounded.
THE PURSUIT OF BOURBAKI.
Won Werder commenced the pursuit of
Bourbaki with whom he had successful en-
gagement on Wednesday. In the north the
advanced divisions of Faidherbe's army have
been driven from Bavois to st. Quentin with q
loss of 500 unwounded prisoners and one gun.
FAIDHERBE DEFEATED.
Won Gochen attacked Faidherbe yesterday
aud after an obstinate fight of seven hours
drove him out of all his positions and into st.
Quentin,
GERMAN OCCUPATION OF TOURS.
The Germans have occupied Tours without
resistance.
The journals OF Lille deny that stores are be-
ing removed from Arras. Prince George of
Saxony telegraphs that the Ssxons, while re-
connoitering on the 10th surprised force from
y y
1.-THE bonn bardment continues with good re-
suits"
THE EMPEROR ANNOUNCES THE VICTORY.
LONDON, Jan. 20, 5 p. m.--The Emperor Will.
liam telegrapbs to Queen Augusta the follow.
ing:
Versailles, Thursday, Jan. ia sortie was
made from Valerien to-d1y under heavy fire,
entirely without result The army Of the north
was beaten to-day before St. Quentin. 1000
unwounded prisoners and two guns were Cap
tured. (Signed)
WILLIAM
Versailles, Friday, Jan. 20.-Fadherbe will
be pursued to-day. A sortie from Valerien
yesterday was made ia great force. The troops
are still outside Of Paris. A fresh attack is
certain to-day. (Signed)
WILLIAM
FORT IsSY DESERTED.
VERSAILLES, Jan. 20-[Specal to New York
World. Last night the Germans pushed for.
ward their patrol into the trenches communi-
eating between Fort Issy aud Verrops, meet.
ing With no resistance. Fort Issy was deserted,
but finding mines aud torpedoes the pa roll re-
treated. Large fires were seen last night in
Paris near the Pantheon.
Discomfort IN PARIS.
PARIS, Jan. 13- Especial to n. Y. Herald
us slgnihcant fact that now for the first time
since the commencement of the sepe the
question mad been heard, show long can we
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jaN19th-1w.

CoUGHs.-The administration of medicinal
preparations in the form of a lozenge is of all
modes the most eligible and convenient, more
especially as regards IA COUCH REMEDY.-
"Brown's Bronchial Troches," or Cough Loz-
engers, allay irritation which induces cough
ing, giving instant relief in Bronchitis, Hcarse-
ness, Influenza, and Consumptive and Asth-
matte complaints
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DRs. E. Clark, J. M. Cummings and G. H
Burr give permission to refer to them in re.
gard to the remedial power of "OxYGEN AIR, .
as administered by DR.. j. P. Brewer, 344 Con-
gress street. Physicians supplied with Oxygen
or Oxyaenated Water. ian19 1w. /.
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DRUGGED AND RoBBED.-On Saturday
morning early, officers Shirley, Merrill and
Hanson were called into Mr.. Seeey's board.
"g-house on Commercial street to see after a
man who was evidently laboring under the eff.
feet OF drugs. They took him to the station
and then returned to the house where board
or stated that the man had about him before he
was drugsed the sum OF a26, and that he had
been In the companionship of two men, one
large and the other small, whose appearance
the boarder described. Officer Hanson arrest
ed the two men aud in the possession of the
larger OF the two was found the drugged mans
wallet and the sum of Sill.
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The free edition of Gosse, Newhall & Co. g
new Map of Portland, together with list Of
all the Railroads in Maine, with the distances
from Portland to stations, being exhausted,
they have printed another small edition, and
put taem on sale at book and periodical stores,
at only IL cents a COPY Jl8-tf
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DRowNED.-Mr. Frank Skillin, of Cape EIiz-
abeth, while on his way homo from this city
about 10 o'clock Saturday night, fell from a
pile of planks on Vaughan's bridge, on which
he had been resting himself, and was drowned.
His body was recovered and yesterday Coroner
Hall held an inquest on it. The jury returned
verdict of death by accidental drowning.
The deceased was about so years of age and
leaves vile and nine children.
When the deceased fell into the water bis
cries for assistance were heard by four persons
who were short distance behind him. In
stead of throwing over some of the plank to
his aid, they endeavored to tear off some of the
railing, Intellectually.
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CUSTOM HoUsE.-That our readers may get
some idea of the export business from this port
as compared with Boston. We give the follow
ing figures:
1870.
Experts from the port of Portland for the
year Guiding Dec. IS. 1870. SIS $50, AT
exports from Boston for the same period. 643
Leaving difference in favor of Port
m land f...;. ...:............ ssss,774
The duties collected at the Portland Gus
tom House tor the year ending Dec,
81, 1870, amounted to..............x $685. 5T6 IT
Inc ouues assessed amounted to...... 1886, 100 Of
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B ukinesn Notices.

I. A. Bowen, Free Street, will .sell Ham
burg Edgings and Insertions, at cost for 80
days. tan20th-1
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FIRST MORTGAGE
Z Per CT. Gold Bonds

which ore Issued upon this read, are limited in
amount to S160 900 per mile (whie many roads issue
from $4,000 to $4,000, and are offered at 30 and
accrued interest in currency. About two millions
and hall of these bonds have all eady been disposed
OF, leaving but a small balance unsold which are
being rapidly taken.
The most experienced fnauciers agree that Rirss
Mortgage Bsuds. t. q limited amount, upon a
nntshed railroad, which is well located for
business, are one of The very safest forms of invest
ment.
Parties desiring to secure a frst.class security,
based upon railroad practically done, and In the
bands OF leading capitalists who have large pe-
cuniary and business interest In its success will do
well to apply at tie office of the Company, or any oil
Is advertised agents, for pamphlet and map, show
ing the characteristics OF the enterprise.
Holders of Government Bonds may exchange them
ior Central lowas at large present profit. beside
handsome increase OF interest for a long term OF
years. Parties making such exchange will receive
for each $1,000 Bond, $1,000 Central Iowa Bond,
and the following difference in cash (ess the accrued
interest In currency upon the latter bond,) and in
annual interest, this calculation being based upon
market prices Of December 9th, 1870:
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q r tne barge Office. Custom Ncuse Wharf, on
60 inursa.f ian 18th, We shall sell one large IL
ice. ,ong, IT, w,ae, " H. deep, frst-class Boat
Jezitd +. .. BAILEY & Co Auctiopeers.
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NEW YORK, Jan. 2l- vornino.-Goid 110a Mon
~ * per cent. Sterling Exchange 1851 a liO}
@ Cty OF Paris to-day takes out $Z2D 0vO III specie
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PURITY, DELIcAcY AND STRENGTH are the
prime qualities ofthe Peoria Laundry Starch
while the Corn Starch for table use. puddings,
blanch mango, ice cream,::etc., is equally I'M
surpassed. The sole N. E. agent for these and
Danforth Brothers tSoaps is w. F. Robinson,
8 North Marke' Street, Boston, to whom Or
ders may be addressed. Circulars furnished.
iaN1Ofh.1w
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NEVREN CHINA.

Tea Set presented 10 Marie Antoinette, by tn city
OF Paris, purchased in Paris IN 1913. Four Chairs
covered with fine tapestry each bearing in the back
medallion Of SevrTs, portrait OF a beauty OF the
French Court; Secretary. light wood. with Sevres
medallion representing the Toilet oil Venus; Jewel
Case, gilt b'onze and Sevres large ornament for
BILE; a vase OF blue Sevres, exquis,tey shaped and
between gilt jes; ornaments in DESIGNS of Cupids,
Medallions OF Sevres, each portrait OF beauty OF
the Court OF Louis XIV, and mauy other nts
and rare pieces OF This beautiful and exquisite China
very old Maiolica and other China.
Also the Very valuable
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THERMoMF TRIcAL Corner Of Danforth and
Emery streets. Monday, Jan. 16th-Midnight.
"a deg; ram.
Tuesday, Jan. 17th-7.30 a. M "a deg; (about
I inch of snow has fallen since midDicht); II a.
M, q, (clear and bright day.; noon 30ieg. 2 As
p. m. 81 deg p. m. % degs.; 8 p. NJ, "a deg. /;
II p. N. 20 deg.
Wednesday. Jan. 1870 a. M. 10 deg; II
q. m. "a deg. / p. m. 26 deg; p. IN. q deg; 9
p. N. IA deg. midnight 10 deg.
Thursday, Jan. 49, = Is a. IN. 2 deg.; 10 a. m.
deg. II Is a. m. 10 deg. IL 30 p. m IL deg; 2
p. m. IA deg; 8.15 p. m. ID deg; II p. m. 16
deg mid night 16 deg.
Friday, Jan. 20 7.15 a. m. 20 deg. IL 80 a. m
% deg; 4 p. m. % deg ;9p. IN. % deg; 11.45
p. m. % deg.
Saturday, Jan. 1-715 a. m. "a deg: noon
81 deg; 4 p. N. 80 deg $50 p. N. 80 deg mid
night 20 deg Several cloudy nights this week }.
Sunday, Jau. % u 40 a. M. % deg; (heav-
ems overcast, the night Is very dark); 73O a. m.
"a deg; 9 a. NJ. % deg. 10 Is a. m. 20 deg; 30
p. m. II deg; 8 15 p. M. deg. /; 1.-THE day thus
far clear and brightly; p. MI deg. below zero
[Corner Of Fore and India streets.
Sunday, Jan. 15.-7 IA a. M, wind, N. E..
mercury 80, weather thick; p. M, raining.
Monday, 16th.--6 a. m, mercury 36, raining;
II, noon, mercury 80; 6 p. M, wind N, rain
ing, mercury 81.
Tuesday, 17th.-7 a. M. clear, wind N. W..
mercury 26, ground slightly covered with snow
Sp. m clear and calm, mercury "a.
Wednesday, 18th.-6 IA a. M, clear, wind N
Thursday, 19th.-6 4 a. M. clear, wind N.
W., mercury z; p. M, mercury IT,
Friday, 20th.-7 a. m, overcast, wind s.,
mercury 30.
Saturday, 21st.-63.4 a. m, mercury "a, over
cast, calm.
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F. o. BAILEY 8 Co. sell to day at salesroom
a large assortment Of goods to close consigu-
ments. This will be rare chance for bargains.
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IHE NEW York University Medicine is max.
lns more Gu es Than all other medicines com.
bined. Branch Office, 25O Congress St. Ad-
vice free. P. Staples, agent. tt.
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SMASH UP.-The horses on Commercial
street were on the rampage on Saturday. A
large wing wagon from the country, drawn by
a span of horses, after smashing large wagon
and an express wagon collided with a post
near the corner Of Union street, and was
brought up standing while light wagon ran
into jgger near the corner of franklin street
thereby tearing off the two front wheels of the
wagon and doing other damage.
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At the same time the Dining Room Chamber and
Kitchen furniture in the servants department.
The residence will be open for the exhibition Of
the furniture, &C., on Monday and tuesday, Jan.
3OtI and 3st, from 10 to L. 1t Is very natural that
q very large number of persons should visit The
house out OF mere curiosity, without any Intention
OF purchasing AMI no appreciation tor the gems
TO be sc Id; therefore, that Iowd may not be
great, it Is necessary to issue tckes without which
persons cannot visit the house. Tickets be had
by applying in person TO the Auc:ioneer, FRANK
A. LEONARD, office Sc Winter street.
Catalogues tat so cents piece) will be ready ten
DAYS before the sale. dec 24-S&W1 2t
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Cabinet Troubles in England

n Series Of German Victories
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Building Loan Mortgage.
Notice of Foreclosure and Sale.

WHEREAS, William Wallace, OF the city Of Port
w land, in the county of Cum land, on the nine.
teenth day Of November, 1s67 Nv his mortgage dsed
oftha date recorded in the Registry OF Deeds said
county, book 356 page 1t9, conveyed to said city a
certain lot OF and aud the baildiugs thereon, sit
uaed on the southwest SIDE North street in said
Portland, adjoining he land OF storer Dyer. the
westerly side, said lot being thirty-seven .eet wide
on said North street and extending back fifty feet,
being the same premises conveyed to said Wallace
BY joseph W. Dyer by his deed dated November 7rh,
1851, with authority In the case OF the breach OF the
condition in said mortgage to ell SAID premises at
auction, and from the proceeds To bay the dept
cured thereby. And whereas, the condition OF said
mortgage deed has been broken by said Wallace;
This Is 10 give no lice that said hou and lot will
be sold at public auction on said premises, the
thirtieh day of January 1871 at ten o'clock in the
forenoon, Tor the reason and purpose Aforesaid.
In witness wbereoi, ], Henry ". Hersey, In behalf
OF said CITY, as Treasurer thereof by virtue OF the
authority given me in said deed, rave befeuuto set
my hand and give this notice, this fourth day Of
January. 1871. II. w. HERSEY,
tn6 15,20-1w Treasurer OF Portland.
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Partisan French.
Congress Square

MRS. W. STEVENSON will open q FRENCH
CLASS for Ladies on moderate terms. Also a
SINGING CLASS for the cultivation OF the voice
only at greatly reduced prices. Enquire for terms
Ut 'As -"osie Ssoless ~ jal9ot~
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Union Pacific income bonds

STOCKS very strong. tf9eclalIy Reading Northwest-
ern and Union Pacific, the last seling at 23f The
soon pass into the hands of prominent ines viz the
pennsyiyania Central, Rock Island 8 Chicago and
amounts to pay off the foating debt. Quotations:
Western Union Telegraph Co. ....... .. - III
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JOB PRINTINe.-Send your orders for Job
PRINTING to the Daily Press Printing House
where they will be promptly attended to at the
owest possible rates. WIN. Nj. MARKS
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MONTREAL papers announce the death of the
widow Of the late Hon. Thomas Darcy MCGEE.
The circumstances of her death, although less
tragic than those attending the assassination of
her husband, were very affecting. She had
never recovered from the shock oceasioned by
the death Of her husband, and had suffered not
a little from disease of the heart. Her daugh.
ter, returning last Tuesday night from party,
looked into her mothers room aud found her
on her knees in prayer. Miss MCGEE did not
then disturb her, but returning some time af-
terward, and fiudng her in the same position.
discovered that she was dead. Mrs. Mc3ee
was very highly esteemed, and great number
of friends testified their respect for her by at
tending the funeral.
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SozoDoNT. All dentrfces had their draw
backs, until the salubrous Bark of the Soap
Tree was brought from the Chilean valleys,
to perfect the fragrant Sozodon t, the most
wholesome, reliable and delightful article for
the Teeth, that brush was ever dipped into.
SPAuLDrNo's GLuE" always up to the stick
ing point dec31st.eod3w.
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WARRINGTON.
THE NORTH CAROLYN. npo,,,rn

THE NORTH CAROLINA TROUBLES
WASHINGTON, Jan. % The message recent.
~ communicated to the Senate by the Pres.
dent IN further compliance with the resolntion
calling for Information relative to the existence
of disloyal organizations in North Carolina
MAKES sixty one octave pages, including a let
ter from Gov. Holden, dated Jan. Lar. Soma
OF the army officers whose reports are included
express the opinion that while there has been
outrages some of the statements are exaooer.
ated. ~~"sSeA-
TEMPERANCE AT THE CAPITAL.
The Congressional Temperance Society cele.
brated its 4th anniversary to night at The
Metropolitan church, which was densely crowd.
ed, about 1000 persons being present. Sena.
tors Pomeroy, Buckingham and Wiley were
appointed as committee to report officers
which they did as follows: President. :. Henry
Wilson OF Massachusetts; Vice Presidenrs s. j
W. Flanagan of Texas, and John Hill OF New
Jersey; Secretary, jesse II. Moore of Illinois:
Treasurer, John Lynch OF Maine; Executive
COMMITTEE, 3. Q. Pomeroy Of Kansas, w. A.
buckingham of Conn, James Harlan Of Iowa
a. W. Patterson of New Hampshire and Ii. 81
Cook of Illinois
The meeting was addressed by Senators Pom
eroy, Upton and Flanagan, Representative
Lawrence, Rev. DR.. ChickeriDg of Massacbn
setts, Gen. Carey, Rev. Mr. jackson and MIR.
Drew. The society recommend that temper.
ance meetings be held simultaneously through.
out the country, on the 22d of February. "a
was done last year, and that total abstjnence
societies be formed and the pledge generall7
circulated,
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Discomfort IN PARIS

:, PARIS, Jan. 13-(Special to N. Y. HERALD
us significant fact that now for the first time
since tne commencement of the siege the
question had been heard, "how long can we
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Attention Is called to the advertisement Of
Piano-Forte Wanted.
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WEBSTER, under Fluent's Hall, is prepared
" furnish all kinds of Pastry, Cake, Ice
cream anu oysters; all kinds of Fancy Dishes
for weddings, private and public parties, at the
shortest notice. ian11eodtf
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Boston stock Etss.
ENT
OF the Condition OF the
City Fire Insurance Comply,

OF HARTFORD CONN.,,
December 81, 1870, as made to the Insurance Com
missioner OF the State OF Maine.
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ORIGINAL OIL PAINTINGS
SALTATOR ROSA.

Among them the genuine originals by the fellow
ing eminent ARTISTS Duchesne, Alfred de Dreux,
Boucher, Issbey, aud
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BY TELEGRAPH

BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE DAILY PRESS.
81 OR EIGN.
The War in Europe.
An Unsuccessful SOrtie from Paris.
Tours Occupied by the PrMssta,,s
Faidherbe Defeated and Pursued.
n Series Of German Victories.
Cabinet Troubles in England.
''Ths Beginning Of the End" In Paris.
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GET Briggs Corn and Bunion Remedies
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By FRANK A. LEONARD.
Omce rs Winter Street Rasi0u Mnsa
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BRIGGS Pile Remedies are success.
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w est Indies.
SAN DOMINGO,

SAN DOMINGO, Jan. 10-The news of the
visit of the United States commission is re-
ceived with general favor, and by some with
enthusiasm. Affairs are at stand-still await
ing the future action of the American Congress.
Agents OF German, English and American
capitalists are travelling through the island,
making investigations in order to begin enter
prises when the annexation is consummated
Cabral continues to write proclamatons and
commit depredations, but does not care to meet
the troops of Baez.
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Faidherbe Defeated and Pursued.
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TRY Briggs Throat and Lung Healer.

BRIGGS Allavantor cures Ca,arrh,
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Difi'rnc In Increased ami int.
Ev.h,pna ,,., ,.-,

The cash difference paid on some OF the above will
te somewhat modified after the payment OF the jan
uary coupons.
Subscriptions will be received in Portland
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1871-11-04
Our Ancestors.

Talk about ancestry a writer. who seems to
have bad the time. as well as the curiosity,
gives the following Every human being on
the face Of the globe is compelled, by
the demand Of nature, to have two parents.
four grand parents, eight grcat-sraud parents,
16 ancestors in the fourth generation back, 80
an the 9th, 256 in the eighth, 81, 1856 in the
fifteenth, almost l,O5O,OOOiu the twentieth,
aud nearly l,O7S,O0O,O 900 in the tLirtieth.-
The whole number Of ones ancestors in the
filtieth generation is $500. 794,9l4,2l4,Ol6, a
multitude which no man can number and no
mind conceive. The blood Of this vast host is
running through the veins Of every mortal on
the earth, and the reckoning back only fifty
generations.
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VERY DAY AN INCREASE IN FLESH
AND WEIGHT Is SEEN AND FELT.
lT.p GrenI RlONI Purifier.

Erery Drop of the Sarsaparillian ReSolventcom-
municatcs through the Blood, Sweat, Urine, and
other fluids and juices Of the system ne rigor Of
Efs for itrcpairS the wastes of the body with new
and sound material. Scrofalo, Syphiiis, ConsWmp-
ron. GioHiuidr diseases, Ulcers ia he throat,
Mouth, Tvnors, Nodes az tie Glands and other
parts OF tis system. Sore Eycs, StrWm0roHs dis-
charges frols dc Ears, and the rOrst forms Of SkiR
diseases. Erspti9Hs, Fsrer Sores, Sc0ld Head Ring
Worm, Sglt Rhsua. Ery1pelds, Acne, Black Spots,
Worms in ne Fic,h. Thiqrs Cancers ia the Womb,
and al ,-egtsHipg and painful discharges, Night
Si-cafs, loss of Sperm and az rdstes Of the life
principle, ere i-ffAH The cUr0fire range Of mis
irouder Of No}cra Chemistry, and @ fec days use
,rU prorc any person VsiHg u for either Of these
forms Of disease ~ potent pOrer 20 cure them.
II the patient, daily becoming reduced by the
wastes and decomposition that Is continually pro-
crossing. succeeds in arrcsting these wastes, and
repairs the same with new material made from
healthy bloOd-aud this the Sarsaparillan will
and does sccure-a cure is certain; for when once
this remedy commences its work of publication,
and succeeds in diminishing the loss Of wastes, its
repairs will be rapid.
Not only does the Sassaparillian Resolvent eX-
eel an known remedial agents in the cure of Chron-
ic, Scroiulous Constitutional, and Skin diseases
butit is the only positive cure tor
KIDNEY AND BLADDER COMPLAINTS,
Urinary and Womb diseases, Gravel, Diabetes,
Dropsy. S'nplage Of Water, lncontinence Of Urine
Brishts disease, Albuminuria and in all cases
where there are deposits, or the water is thick,
cloudy, mixed with substances like the white of an
egg, or threads like white silk or there is NOR
bid, dark, bilious appearance, and white bonedust
deuOsits.