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GheGntelIigsrtrer.
BY TELEGRAPH.
ORR LITTLE WAR ON THE
COREANS.
Reporl Of lhe Second Engagemenl.

Report of the Second Engagement
SAN FRANCISCO, August II.
In the second battle of the American
squadron with the Coreans the latter had
six thousand men miserabIy armed with
,Iingalls. Their bullets all fell short,
while the deadly practice Of the Ameri'
can rifles told teRriully on the enemy
Under cover of the rank vegetation and
shelter OF the hill the Americans adj
vanced within one hundred and twenty
yards OF the forts before they came IN
range of the COrcan musketry. The
Coreans resisted desperately to the last
Lieut.. Mckee was killed as he entered
the entertainments. When the Ameri-
cans were in the entertainments the
COreans succumbed. A number OF pris-
oners were taken, including the officer
second in command, who was badly
wounded, the CommAnder.in.Chicfh having
been killed June 10th. The American
forces bivOuacked in the forts, and next
day demolished the citadel and spiked
all the guns Of the fleet and then re.
turned to Boize. Two days later the
Coreans sent on board q letter filled with
the most Insulting and abusive language,
to which no reply was sent Admiral
Rogers, however, sent TO know what he
should do with the prisoners. The Core
ans answered that he might do what he
liked. Two days later he set them at
liberty, and sent two messages ashore, but
the local authority refused them, saying
that it was as much as his head was worth
to send them, and there was no use TO at
tempt to communicate farther with the
court. MIR. Low, the American minister,
then sent formal protest that his mission
was peaceful, and that the attack ON the
forts was not for the refusal to negotiate,
but because the Ooreans treaCheTOusly
tired on the boats. The steamer MillGt
was then sent to Shanghai with dispatches
Tor Washington. The Monocacy and Pc
los will return to Shanghai at once
to DO locked. The rest OF the squadron
will return TO OheiO TO await instructions
and one hundred thousand ratiOns to Ohe-
10. The COreans fought like men. Their
weapons were wretched old fire locks and
cutlSsses, made OF soft iron, which bent
like old hoop, They were dressed in mr.
NOR Of nine thiCknessGs Of cotton padded,
80 that only rifle ball could penetrate,
swords producing no effect. Documents
captured, showed that the Corean gov
eminent had planned the surprise of the
American fleet, and was AstOnlShed ii the
failure OF the forts to annihilAte the for
cign vessels at the first fire. The eXpcdi.
lion has not accomplished change In
the relations Of the two countries, and
Minister Low and Admiral Rogers, will
await instructions from Washington, he,
lore proceeding with further hOstilitics.
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CINCINNATI.


CINCINNATI, August II.
The committee from the Chamber Of
Commerce appointed to visit the Louis.
vile canal, reported to-day that every.
thing was favorable to the completion Of
the present contracts and the opening of
the canal to navigation by the Goth Of DC.
lobcr, save the work awarded to Hugh
McGlency & Co., and that they had as.
surance from Gen. Weitzel that unless this
firm showed the disposition and ability
by the Goth inst. to finish the work in the
time designated he would take the work
from their hands and place il In others,
who would be certain TO do it.. A resolu.
ton was adopted asking The cooperation
of the Board Of Trade In an effort to pro.
cure q congressional appropriation Of
three hundred thousand dollars for the
work requiring to be done after the com.
pletion Of the present contracts.
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IRELAND.
Continuance of EXcItement-.-RiOt
Among the Apprentices.

Continuance of EXcItement-.-RiOt
Among the Apprentices
DUBLIN, August u.
The excitement in Londonderry has not
abated. To-day, o large number of ap-
prentices, consisting for the greater part
of boys from the ages of u to IL years,
arranged grand demonstration. They
were headed by Mr.. Johnston, member
Of Parliament, and Mr.. Rea, OF Belfast,
but on attempting to form procession,
In violation Of the proclamation issued
by the authorities, tho police, aided by a
detachment Of troops interfered, amid the
yclls and cheers of the Roman Catholics.
Stones wcrG thrown by the rioters At ono
another and nj the police and military.
The riot act was read without producing
any effect upon the apprentices, The
cavalry and police then charged, scattering
the crowd. Several were injured hut none
hurt. A number Of arrests have been
madc, and order completely restored,
But few arrests have been made at Lon.
dnnderry.
The Amnesty Association Of Dublin has
taken action Condemuing the unreliable
explanation made by the Marquis Of Hast
ings, the Chief Secretary Of ireland, as TO
the cause OF the prevention OF the meeting
on the 18th, in Phoenix Park, and have
resolved to bring criminal action against
the police for committing the assaults
upon the people who assembled upon that
oCCRsinn
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The Texas Cattle Trade.-A Dis
COnraging Report.
CHICAGO, August IA.

WIZ N''I hH5hS' ~
The Fort Scott Monitor Of Wednesday
gives u rather discouragng account of
The cattle trade, Notwithstanding the
high prices of beef IN the Eastern markets,
Al Baxter Springs and other sources the
supply Is scarce. There il absolutely no
market. There are now forty thousand
head of cattle within few miles of that
city, and fresh herds arc arriving. Not
half the cattle fit for sale have yet arrived
at any shipping, point in that State, and
after six weeks tedious drive over the
plains from Texas. fighting flies by days,
and the cattle stampedlng nearly every
night, the cattle owners arrive at Baxter
Springs or Abclinc to find prices so low at
1t. Louis and Chicago that shippers will
not take hold. AT Baxter, now, there are
no suited prices and no offers OF cattle
They usually sell at one cent per pound
Last year they brought nearly two cents.
Iowa and Illinois are full of Texas cattle,
which have been pastured in those States
and are now ready for the butcheI, being
within easy reach Of market. WhCr.
ever telegraph reports arc favorable they
are hurried into Chicago and TeNasrAttle
men are shut out. ~ N'''.
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Explosion and Fire in Jersey City.
NEW YORK. AnpIlsi Il.

AOh"t AA'
An explosion, followed by fire, occurred
last night IN the liquor store Of Thomas
Duraney on Montgomery street. Jersey
City. The fire spread rapidly and the
following stores were completely des.
troyed. Duraney & McGee, liquor and
fruits; A. II. Wilson, real estate office;
Abraham II. Poole, watches and jewelrY;
]. W. Ellison, stationery, and Mrs. Haines,
dry goods. The cause Of tho explosion,
which carried the doors and windows Of
the liquor store one hundred yards, Is I'm.
known. Hank Smith and family occu.
pied apartments above the store; Mrs.
Smith was burned to a crisp. One other
woman Is missing, Mary Martin jumped
frofh a window and broke her leg Loss
seventy thousand dollars.
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DR, HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTRRs,

Would you know more Of the merits of this
wonderful medicine than can he learned from the
eNpe[i cncO Of othGrsi Try II yourself, and when
II hasAiled to fulll the assurance OF It's efficacy
given by the proprietor, then abandon faith init,
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SAINT LOUIS.
IIorILIe A.tempt At snielde.

ST. LOuH, August H.
Frank llanseler, while supposed to he
hbOring Under delirium tremens yester-
day In Baden six miles north of this city,
stabbed HIMSELF the abdomen and 9th
rrwisc mulilated himself most horribly
and then cut his throat. lie did not sever
The iugular vein, however aud il still alive
hut cannot recover.
Several days ago stock dealer IRON
Illinois was picked up on the street in u
drunken condition md taken to house
On Fifth street, The next day he return.
rdto the ST. Nicholas Hotel suffering from
y terrible beating he had received, and
Yesterday he died A mystery envelopes
the case which will probably I've unravclcd
atthe Coroner's inquest.
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DethrOned Royalty Negotiating for
l. American Property.

INHW VINNI 4AWBUDV TT
The World says It Is understood that
previous to the fall ofthe French Empire
at Sedan, Napoleon was in negotiation
with Richard Schell, OF this city, for the
,Tumel estate, which he proposed 10 Use
for q residence in case Of his being dc.
throned The loss of much Of his wealth
by war forced him to look for retreat
more modest, and he Ia therefore treating
with Samuel r. NJ. Barlow for the Bur.
ton Rinnard estate, at Glcncove, for
which II il expected he will have to pay
100000. In the meantime, ex.Queen
Christiana, Of Spain, il negotiating with
SChcll for the ,Tnmel estate for four mil.
lion dollars.
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SPAIN.
MADRID, August IL.

NIADNII, NWBNSI ~
An express train from Barcelona, to
Madrid, dashed into q standing train
which contained Serrano, and n number
of officers. The shock was terrible. Ser.
ranno was slightly hurt, and many others
wounded. Nobody was killed. 1t is re.
ported on good authority, that Capt. Gen.
aral laldrick, will remain ut his post in
Porto Rico, In spite Of rumors to the con.
trary. The imprisoned General Puruad,
who was charged with conspiracy against
the government, has been returned for the
second timCA Ms Deputy to the Cortes.
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ENDORSEMENT, OF THE PRESS
The many thousands cured at this establish
ment within tho last twenty years, and the nu.
merous Important surgical operations performed
~ Dr. Johnston, witnessed by the reporters OF
ne Sun and many other papers, notices Of
which have appeared again and again before the
character and reSpectAbllty, 10 SUFFICIENT guar.
AnteG 10 tho Afllclod. .tT
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED.
mario NJ
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FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.
Meeting OF Ragamuftins in Hyde
Park.
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ENGLAND.


Meeting OF Ragamuffins in Hyde
Park.
New YORK, August IA
A London special dated August 18th,
saws The meeting in Hyde Park to-day
To protest against the brutality Of the po-
lice al the late Dublin riots was insignif-
cant. At the hour oGmeeting q band with
twenty men and about 1000 ragRmuffins
marched into the Park bearing flag OF
red. One carried a red flag, it is said,
with blue and white checker board in
the upper corner, and wore Phrygian
cap with green ribbon. Some quarreling
took place among the leaders as to the
cause of the meeting. There were also
other evidences Of division among them"
Demand for E1traditlOh Of COmmun-
lists on English Soil.
LONDON, August IA.
The French government is reported to
have requested an extradition of the Com
munists who have taken refuge on Brit
ish soil, and the reply Of the English CRbi-
net is said to be decided refusal.
Queen Victoria is indisposed.
A dispatch from Rome, reports that
King Victor Emanuel had narrow es.
cape while hunting wild boars. .l.
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TENNESSEE.
Tax on Lawyers Declared Invalid.
N,s,,,,t,,r A,,,,,. "a

AV3NFT71 ' T771777i EEWNW7V "
Judge Baxter, in the case of a. S. Bax.
Ter against the Clark County Court, rem
lcred his decision to-day, declaring the
tax on lawyers unconstitutional. The
Legislature ordered the levy OF q tax Of
fifty dollars per annum, as a privilege,
on lawyers. Collier paid the tax, under
protest, and sued for its recovery An ap,
peal will be taken to the Supreme Court
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DIR, JOHNSTON-

OFFICE, NO. 7 SOUTH FREDERICK STREET.
LeIt hand side going from Baltimore street, few
name and number. w '' ~.
~ No letter. received unless postpaid and
Persons writing should state age. and Gend boy.
ton OF advertisement describing sympt0mR.
The Doctors DIPLOMA hanga n M aS.o
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THE TURF.
The Accident to KingfSheT--.FOnr
Miles In 1890.

New YoRK, August II.
A correspondent, writing from Saratoga,
qays that KingflShCr's injuries are serious.
While taking exercise, on Thursday last ,
lie strained the tendons Of his fore legs and
II "a doubtful whether he ever will be able
to resume his former speed
The owner of lIelmbold has offered to
bet ten thousand dollars that his horse
will beat 73O in the forthcoming four
mile race, which IL faster time than has
ever yet been made on that track.
Pryor, of England, has offered to place
An English colt, with n stake Of five thou.
sand pounds sterling against any Ameri.
can colt in a one and a half mile race. The
owner OF Harry Bassett will accept the
challenge with twenty-five thousand dol.
lara
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A MINING HORROR AT PITTS.
BURGH.
Fire Damp EXpIOsiOns.Twenty ME
neTs Probably SufiOcated.

TTTTNHVNTHI hUBUHI IT.
A fire damp explosion occurred this
morning in Eagle Shan, by which Benla.
min Davis was instantly killed, and 90
wOrkmen imprisoned behind Tie dc.
bris, with no means oiesCape until cleared
away The men are probably dead, Or
will he before reached.
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But 1t is not our intention to discant on the
horrors Of dyspepsia, To describe them truth.
fully is simply an tmpOSbibility, butits possible
pCpsia Is perhaps the most universal Of human
diseases, This ia emphatlcally the case In the
United States. Whether this general prevalence
Is due TO the character Of the food, the method OF
Its preparation, or the hAGty manner In which II
Is usually swallowed, ia not our province to OK.
plal In, The great hct.wlth which we are called
To hnnl Is lhIA.
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Medical.
ONE MILLION OF LIVES SAVED

1t Ia one Of the remarkable facts OF this remAr'
kablG age, not merely that sOmanyPeIsona arc
the victims Of dyspepsia or indigestion, but ita
willing YctimH Bow, We Wonld mol be under
stood TO say that any one regards dyspepsia win
favor or feels disposed To rank II among the lux
nrlGs OF life. Far from II, Those who have ex.
pGrienCed its tOrments would scout such IN Idea,
All dread II, and would gladly dispense with Its
unpleasant famIllarties Mark Taplcy, who was
he was placed, never had an attack Of dyspepsia,
0rhls J6Illty w0ald have speedily foraker him.
Men and women sometimes suffer ia fortunes I'M
complainIEgly. but whoever heard OF person
who enjoyed thCmy ...
human system isllable, there is perhaps no one
so generally prevalent as dyspepsia, There are
diseases more acute and painful, and which more
frequently prove fatal; but none, the effects Of
which ara so depressing TO the mind and so POSI-.
lively distressing To tho body. II there 10 q
yPretchcd being III the world Il Il
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL,
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Money and stock Market.
~. Va..# Aa....s a

GoLD Steady at ii2's@ii0H until me close
when ii9% was bid. The clique put the price
up by squeezing. Short loans were made at one.
eighth for use per day. ClCarIngs $H,S000C0.
.MoSEY-Easy At 9a3 per cent.
Notwithstanding Exchange, Bankers Mills,
iO1S. ..........
GOVERNMENTS Strong and higher with a mod.
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OUI deelded Change.
sTorKs-Thc market has been active and
stronger for Pacific Mail, Western Union, New
YORK Central and Hudson scrip Lake Shore and
mon Pacific. Northwestern and Rock Island
nave been weak. Drew dteads the bears and
seems Y nliiue uneasy, "a hO save be has too
much company The market closed dull, BX.
press shares strong.
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ITALY.
Talk About an Alliance with France.

LONDON, August 10.
II Is reported in Rome that Viscounte
has ordered Vigro to express to ThiCrs
his satiiaCtion ut Theirs pacific and con.
words, but he Is also surprised
that the President should permit the
speakers to use language injurious to
Italy. The liberal journals In Rome OK.
press the readiness Of Italy to accept an
alliance with France iRlthe latter aban.
don all negotiations relative to the Pope
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FAMILY MEDICINE.

No household should. he without them. They
are perfectly safe, require but two for an ordlni.
when used Ia connection with DR.. HooAand's
German Bitters, or Tonic, may be regarded as
certain specifics In all eases Of Liver Complaint,
Dyspepsia, or any Of the disorders 10 which the
system Ia ordinarily subject. The
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Baltimore Market.
BALTIMORE, August a.
FLOuR -Dull Tor western family
GRAIN--Wheat, choice white 81 81; common Il
fair 81 10dDi %. Corn, mixed western G6t0G7c
Oats quiet at 4SGD4Sc.
PRoyisIoNs-M pork Ga 6OGDt6 %. Bacor
shoulders " D7c; do sides Sc; do clear rib SIC
Hams lG@i6Yc. lard iOh6iic.
WHIaRY-BtC.
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nOOFLAND's PODOpHYLLIN PILL,

HVVT H'E'D IVDOII II HITN THU
a perfect substitute for mercury, without any OF
mercury's evil qualities.
These wonderful Pills, which are intended to
act upon the Liver, ara mainly composed OF Pc.
dophyllln, or tho
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YOUNG MIN

Who have injured themselves BY q certain prac.
ticG, INDUCED In when alone, u habit frequently
learned from Cvel companions, or at school, the
effects OF which are nightly felt, even when
asleep. and, il mt cured, renders marriage i'm
possible, and destroys both mind aud body,
should apply Immediately.
What pity TINT young man, tho hope OF his
country, the pride Of his parents, should DO
Bnatched from oil prospects and enloyments Of
life by tho consequences OF d0vIating from the
path Of nature, and indulglng In a certain No
cret habit Such persons must, before COntem-
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acts with almost marvellous effect. II not only
stimulates the tagging and wasting Cnerges, hut
invigOratcs and permanently strengthens It's &C.
ton upon the LIVER and Stomach thorough, per.
hAps less prompt than the Blttcrs, when the
same quantity Is taken ia none the less certain.
Indigestion, Bllllousness, Physical or Nervous
Prostratlon, yield readily 10 It's potent influence.
II giyos tho Invalid anew and stronger hold upon
cheerfulneSs. II Bupplants the pain Of disease
with the ease and comfort OF perfect health. II
gives strength to weakness, throws dependency
TO the wInds, and starts the restored invalid UPON
a new and gladstone career. But DR.. IlOOnand's
beneiactlons TO the human race are not confined
to his celebrated
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reflect that sound mind and body arc the most
necessary requisites 10 promote Connubial hap.
through life becomes weary pilgrimage; the
prospect hourly darkens TO the view, the mind
becomes Swallowed with despair and filled with
tho melancholy reflection that tho happiness Of
nfOthnF hprnfnna hltuhtn1 tyIt "a, -
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DYSPEPSIA PREVAILS

almost universally.
Nearly every other person yOn meet Ia victim,
M apparently willing one; Tor were this not the
case, why so many sufferers, when certain,
speedy and safe remedy ID within the reach Of
all who deslre 70 avail themselves Of III But
thCmajorlty will not, Blinded by prejudice. or
deferred By some other unexplained influence,
they refuse TO accept the relief protIGred them
They turn a deaf ear TO tho Testimony OF the
thousands whose suiIerings have been alleviated,
and with strange inhtuatiOn, appear to cling
with desperate determination 10 their ruthless
torment0r. But says dygpeptIe: What is this
remedy TO which w reply: This great Rllevia'
tor of human suffering iSalmost as widely known
ls the English language. II has allAyed tho ago
MICS Of thousands, and 10 to-day carrying comfort
and encouragement 10 thousands OF others. This
acknowledged pAnRCea Is mons other than
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Dr., IlOOFLAND's GERMAN TONIC

has been specially prepared. II Ia intended for
use where slight alcoholic stlmuant Is required
In connection with the woll.known Tonic pro.
pertles Of the pure German Bltters, but 30 flavor.
cd as TO remove the extreme bitterness. This
prepRrationis not only palatablo, but combines,
In modified form, all the virtues Of tho German
Blttcrs. The solid extracts Of some Of Natures
choicest rCstOratlyes are held In solution by q
spurious agent OF the purest quality III cases
OF lRnguor or excessive debility, where the sys.
TEN appears to have become exhausted Of Its en-.
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NATIONAL BUSINESS COLLEGE,

Teaches the oopplete Science of Accounts A
applied toCommerce, Banking, RaIltoadlng. In,
surancc, and all the business relations Of life.
anga HORNBROoK's HALL, MAIN ST.
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1TAL PRINCIPLE OF TIE MANDRAKE
... ROOT. .t..

Now we desire tho reader to distinctly under
stand that this extract OF the Mandtakeis many
times more powerful than the Mandrake itself
II Ia the medicinal virtues Of this health.glving
plnat In . perfectly pure and highly concen rated
form. Hence II Is that two Of the POlophyllln
10 eight or hAndfnl Of other preparations OF the
Mandrnkn arr rnnnlrnh Thn PnilhhhRllln ~
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LET IT IE REMEMBERED,

arsL Of all, that HooFLAND's GERMAN BIT
TIERS Is n0ta rum beverage.
They are not alcoholic In any sense OF the term.
They are composed wholly OF the pure Juice OF
vital principle Of roots. This Ia not o mere AZ.
scrton. The extracts from which they arc com
pounded are prepared by One Of the ahest Of
the market, they arc wholly free from splrltuOus
lngredlCnB. The objection which hold with so
much force against preparations Of this class,
namcly-thata desire for intoxicating drinks Is
stimulated by their use, arc not valid In the case
o. Ino netinhh bitters' 80 laE from ehconGIagins
beverages, II may bG confidently asserted that
their tendency la In \ Numerically opposite d.
Fnnitnn Thnlf nffnnta pan lao '' "
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IAlAI PARTICULAR NOTICE,
DR.. j, addresses oil those who have injured
themselves by improper indulgence and solitary
habits, which ruin both body and mind, unAtting
them for either business, study, society or mar.
These arc some Of the sad and melancholy ef
fects produced by early habits OF youth, viz:
Weakness Of the Rack and Limbs, Pains In the
Head, Dimness of Sight, Loss OF Muscular Pow.
or, PalpltRtlon Of the Heart, Dyspepsia, Nervous
Irritablity, Denngement Of tho Digestive FunC.
liens, General Debility, symptoms Of ConSump
MENTALLY-Ihe fearful effects on the mind
are much to DO dreaded. Loss OF Memory, Con
fusion Of Ideas, Depression Of Spirits, RyIl' Fore
bndings, Aversion tn Society, selEDistrust, Love
OF Solitude, TimIdlty, &C., are some Of the evils
produced.
Thousands Of persons Of all ages can now
judge what Ia tho cause Of their declining health
losing their ylgOr, becoming weak, pale, nervous
and emACiAted, having n singular appearance
about the eyes, Cough, and symptoms Of Con.
UmptlOn,