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,Eise DisenthralIed.
He had bowed down to drunkenness,

He had bowed down TO drunkenness,
An abjoct worshiper;
The pulse of manhood's pride had gone,
Too faint and cold to stir;
And he had given his spirit up
Unto the humblest thrall;
And, bowling TO the poisoned cup,
He gloIicd in his fall.
There came a change; the cloud rolled of,
And light fell on his brain;
And, like the passing of a dream
That cometh not again,
The shadow of his spirit fled;
He saw the gulf before;
He shuddcred ut the waste behind,
And was man once more.
He shook the serpents folds away
That gathered round his heart,
As shakes the sturdy forest oak
It's poison vine apart
He stood erect, returning pride
Grew terribly within,
And conscience sat in judgment on
His most familiar Gin.
The light of intellect again
Along his pathway shone,
And reason, like monarch, stood
Upon its golden throne;
Tho honorcd and the wisc once more
Within his presence came,
And fingered Oft on lovely lips
His once forbidden name.
There may be glory in The might
That trealeth nations down
Wrcaths for the crimson warrior,
Pride for the kingly crown;
But glorious Is that triumph hour
Tho disenthrailed shall find,
When evil passion boweth down
Unto the God-liked mind.
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S'i;c Mysterious CaVera.

It is now more than thirty years
says an old traveller, since | me-
with very singular adventure in
the northern part of Mexico. ]
had left Chihauhau for the RE
Grandc, with long train Of loaded
mules, having some Indian drivers
and Mexican guide. Near the
close of the second day, just rs we
had fixed up our camp, in pleasant
grove near q running stream, Il
party of armed men, six in number,
suddenly made their appearance,
coming from | know not where, as
| did not perceive them until they
were close upon me.
They were all gaily dressed in q
fanciful costume of the country,
and five of them carried carbines,
which they levclcd at me, as if with
the intention of shooting me down
ut once.
"Do you surrender, senor r" de-
manded the siXth--the leader of
the party-who was armed with
brace of pistols and stilletto.
"IIave i any choice p said 1.
"Dcath ~
"Thon of course, | surrender"
"Throw down your arms, then,
and permit yourself to be blindfold-
ed at once"
"May / ask what you intend to
do with me, senorw said l, as i
obeyed his order.
"You may ask, but / shall not
tell you"
"Of course l am in your hands
and at your mercy but, as | new
er harmed you or yours, shall
venture to hope that you viii not
treat me harshly," ] reioined.
lie did not reply to this, but
made sign to his men, who adj
vanced, gathered up my weapons,
and fixed tight bandage over my
eyes. Two of them took each arm,
and was led away between them.
To the best of my judgement we
walked about hall, a mile, not a
word being spoken. Then we be-
gan to descend sonc steps, and by
the cooler and damper feeling of
the air, / believed we were enter
ing some subteITanean place, per-
haps cave. We went down for a
comparative long distance, and then
through what seemed to be a mar
row passage, with sharp turns-pow
to the right, and now to the left.
Then we went up few steps, and
down twice as many, and soon af-
ter appeared 60 enter large apart
ment, whore several persons were
assembled, chatting and laughing,
but who suddenly became silent.
Here | expected my bandage to
be removed, but it was not. was
still led forward into another mar
row passage, and then into some
room, the door of which opened
with harshly grating sound.
My sight being now restored to
me, found myself in a small rocky
cell, whose dimensions and contents
] could perceive by the light of an
iron lamp, which one of my con-
ductors held in his hand. The
apartment was, perhaps, ten feet
by six, and looked as if it had been
hcwn out Of solid rock. 1t had
an iron door, with very small
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YIION.I.N III HINT.

Inspector, and Commission dealer in Lumber,
I.ath and Shingles. Particular attention given 90
the inspection and shipping OF luinber. Orders
solicited for the purchnse of lumber, lath and
shingles, Alpcni, Mich.
REFERENCE ES-S. H. Sheldon & Co., Woods,
Perry & Co., Rust & King, Cloveanl; Wnlbrdlgc,
Thomas * Co.. Sears & Holland L. Curtis q Co.,
Toledo; Elisha. Eldrcd, Ncars, Bates & Co., Kel-
ley, Wool " Co., llillard, Pierce 4 Co., Avery,
Murphy & Co., Blapchnrd * Borland, Cine tgO /;
lea 4 Moss, Il. b. Hubbard * Co., Peter Gilciicr
& Co., Sandusky; u. Whitney, Jr., VIM. Il. War
riner, Detroit; Il. Harrington, T. Luce & Co,
Campbell Potter, a. L. Fletcher Il Co.. +. w.
Gilchrist, Folkorts & Bu teriield, Alpena; Mixer
& Smith, Buffalo. 80
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this was opened; but being dark
outside, and no light being brought,
/ could see no one. A hand reach
ed in a loaf of bread and Jug of
water, and handed out the jug al
ready there. Several times | adj
dressed words TO the invisible party
outside but no answer ever being
returned, | at length ceased to
speak, and for the last three weeks
said nothing. What | suffered dur
ing that time | leave TO the imagi-
nation.
One day the same lady that /
have described came and spoke to
me through the wicket.
care you still of the same mind
senor-willing to give all you pos
sess for your liberty p
"Oh, yes, lady yes! will give
all !" Oh, for the love Of Heaven,
set me at liberty - ...
"Will you swear to follow my di-
rections in every particular, and
never seek to find this place, and
never seek to bring to justice any
one concerned in your capture and
Imprisonment p
eyes, lady! by the most sacred
oath You may prescribe"
''Then, by the life of your wife
and children, swear !"
81 do; and by my hopes Of Hcav-
en-?
"You viii be blindfolded and led
ont Of prison." she pursued, "but
will not be left to go penniless.--
With what you have about your
person, you viii be put upon the
road to Chihuahua, mounted on q
gool horse, and furnished with
heavy purse, part Of the proceeds
OF your mule train, which has been
sold to advantage. You will ride
to chihuahua as fast as you can,
and report yourself as having done
well, without making mention Of
any trouble on the route, or of any
person or thing you have heard on
seen in this vicinity. After that
take my advice, and leave this
country, without ever returning
this way again
"In every particular, kind lady
you shall be obeyed," said |, my
heart wildly beating with hope and
JOY.
at is well. Re ready in an hour"
She went away, and that hour
seemed to me M age, as hurriedly
paced up and down ny dark cell.
Would she keep her promise >
Should again be free !
Thanl; Heaven, she was true to
her word. At the expiration of an
hour two persons entered my cell
in the dark, put q close bandage
over my eyes and led me away in
silence, through long, narrow pas
sage as before, and mp TO the world
above. Oh ! what delightful SEN
sation, to feel and breathe once more
the pure air Of Heaven. They still
continued to lead me away for
something like mile, and then put
heavy purse in my hand and
mounted me upon horse.
"Now, then,' said one, eve are
about to leave you. Your horses
head is toward Chihuahua. Do not
touch your bandage till you hear us
whistle then tear it off and ride
for your life, looking not behind
you"
| followed their directions, as ]
had sworn to do, and reached my
destination in safety, and soon af.
ter left the country. The bag Civ
en- me contained the amount of a
thousa d lollars in gold. TO this
day ! DO not understand the mys-
terry of my Imprisonment, robbery,
and parting present.
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HOLLAND ~ XOHN

Having formed n co-partnership for the purpose
OF clrrying on the Cigar and Tobacco busiiicea,
would announce 20 the citizens OF Alpena that
thcy are prepared 10 furnish the best brands OF
cigars Mt wholesale and retail CHEAPER than
they can be obtained elsewhere. They are manu-
tacturing, among Others, The celebrated
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ADVERTISING RATES. F.

business Cards. ono year, one dollar for every
line
local Notices, ten cents per line each insertion.
and all notices continued for three months or
longer, discount of 20 Per cent
Advertisements unucOompaniod by written or
verbal directions viii lie published three months
Advertisements, under contract, ordered out be-
tore expiration Of time, viii be charged full rates
No paper d.sc0ntinued until all arrcaragcs are
pad, except az the option Of the publisher.
Transient Advertisements must be paid in ad-
vance.
10 Terms, CASH, payable quarterly.
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]. 3. TUTTLE,
Attorney at |. aW,
Il. l.. .SE1IK.IN, II. d.,

Prosecuting Attorney, L. :. Commissioner. uf-
fee, corner Of Second and Water streets, Alp.ma,
Mich. So
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phy-icitr, surgeon aui Aocoucheur. Also Ply
sirIoI tor aft2asius the poOr IN ana ioI the city
Hnd county o! Aipcnl, OihcC aal residence on
Flrtclrr street. Al calls promptly attended to
nlsht OF lJy 90
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Answer 40 the Reply 40 Ego
ArisO 'e'P,

have gone buck TO fancy dell,
Where met pock-marked man;
He wished you would learn TO spell
And your poetry to sean.
You piece the great e4sonti Is ,ack,
OF Ii t m RI yme and reason;
The lady's name you forge , leave back,
Forgery is out Of season.
When next YOU write your cO;ors show,
II your flag be bad or COOL;
II it don't poison let it flow,
Wen tramp il in the mud.
The fair ones name you stole, tits true,
Deserves the prtis, Use
But YOU Poor DEyiI-I'rl sorry for YoU,
You're not fit to black her shoes.
Your cifcirinnte piece was void of care,
In stealing a name 20 pure,
Your UrpI story must lack square,
Though YOU be "perfect cure"
Take up glass, two-aiths break ofl,
Your name twill show say
At your expense Il. ID. shall laugh
With Ego Amo Te.
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This Hotel is ono Of Tho largest and finest in the
state j. situated on the aio shore, with delight
ful vicw and refreshing breeze and those who are
dosirous of using the wonderful Magnetic water
for the hcne.it OF their health Will find the loca-
tiou and advantages Of this house 90 he unsGr-
passed.
Water is forced To every story, and the house IL
lighted by gas.
Suits or single rooms can lie secured in advance
by addressing
81 W. s. BOON & CO., Props
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VIZ cash an opproced checks on
DctrOd, Netc York. and Bos-
ton, at par, and gice
drafts ct par, to oil
their customers.
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Frederic Denny-Larke,

County Clerk Of Prcsquc rsc County. Oili1o TT
Rogers city, MIch.
Particular attention aircu to procuring Govern
in"ut anl State 1omcstcIls. Finest selection. of
agricultural. iul for sr Tor cash, easy 'trr,ns.
Corrected plats received every fortnight. Pay
mont OF ttXcs punctdaily attended TO On receipt
of descriptions. 81
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Department

This bank will open a Savings Department on
Monday; sept. ,. Interest paid On deposits in
this dcpartlnsnt. 20
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American Eagle Cigar !

which is meeting with ~ inuc;, favor Call ard
sce tbo1n, on Water street, Alrcna. os
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-06
Neishborins ,ounIi,s.

There has been decided decrease of trout
in the streams Of Berks county, the Reading
Times says. This is due to the drought and the
descent OF poachers.
The total registered vote of Readings is 1884.
Bonneville Keim, for many years one OF the
leading business men of Reading died on Thurs
day, aged 5s.
National Bank Stock Of PhGnixville sold one
day last week at so 80 per share.
--Elwood Munshower fell from barn roof in
PhGnH vile the other day. little more Of him
would have made a manshower.
There is an opening in PhTnixyille for a
Notary Public and the candidates air sady num-
Der ten-and the cry is still they come"
There we're just nineteen different styles OF
wearing the hair in the Teachers Institute for
Chester county one day last week.
A revival meeting and oyster supper is occu-
plying the hands and heads Of the United Breth-
rem Of PhgnixYllle.
They say new paper is to be started in
Parkesburg Chester county.
Dorothy, relict Of the late Joseph Penny
packer, fell dead at her residence in East Pike.
land twp, Chester county, the other day.
The Catholics OF waynesburg, Chester coun
ty talk Of building house for worship.
Geo. Grant the condemned murderer OF Mrs
/ Spence, OF West Chester, has written petition
covering II pages of fOolscap, to the Governor
| begging his pardon.
The Phila, & Reading r. r.. took forma
possession OF the Catawissa Road, on the Is
INST.
Farmers wives are up to their elbows in
ga II kraut making and apple-butter boiling.
| The PLnnixyille Baptist Church congrega
| I on have extended a unanimous call to Rev
A fred Free Of Connecticut.
The rain washed the banks OF the iron or
mine Of j, Preston Thomas, West Whiteland, T.
such an extent as to cause them to cave in, ne
csssltating an almost total suspension Of work.
| Walter Downs of West Chester. aged
years. while playing circus on boys shoul ei
fell and broke his collar bone.
The LHioR wants glue factory started
Coatesyille to work up the large dog crop.
The ordinance passed by the borough cour
ell Of Coatesyille prohibiting huckstering upo
the streets, meets with great opposition, and
very unpopular with the laboring classes espt
cially.
A man in Oxford a few days ago was near
torn to pieces by vicious dog. The dog VT
killed.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-06
The City Yesterday.

THE ELECTIoN-PEACE AND GOOD ORDER PREVAIL
ING.
1t has been many years, if ever, since Presi-
dental election passed OFF in this city, as quietly
and as void of disagreement and party disputes
and quarrels as did that of yesterday.
Early in the day many predictions were made
Of quarrels and riots throughout the city. The
only apparent grounds for these predictions were
the appointment of about sixty deputy U. s.
Marshas. and about an equal number of deputy
sherffs, there being fears of conflict of author
ity. These fears were groundless, however, az
they all, with one or two exceptions, did their
duty as conservators of the peace aud no more
Besides this force, at o'clock in the morning,
Chief Of Police Mills, by the authority of Mayor
Simms, had the entire police force on duty, and
they too, are deserving of credit for faithful
performance of their duty.
During the evening and night the police force
report, this morning, with the exception Of
personal encounter between two excited individ
uals, at 9th and Madison, the city remained quie
and orderly,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-06
societies.
MEETINGS THIS EVENING.

Hope Lodge, No. 81. l. o. o. F., at Odd Eel
lows Hall. 9rd and King Streets
Eden Lodge, No. Si, l. o. o, f., at Odd Eel
lows Hall, Sd and King streets
Morning Star Division, No. 2, S. Of T., at 5tl
and Market Streets
Delaware Council, No. 2, o. U. A. NJ, at Me
chanics' Hall, 2l9 King street.
Rodney Council, No. l3, o. U. A. NJ, at TO-
East 7th street.
Diamond State Lodge, No. 5, G. F., at Goo
Fellows Hall Sd and Market streets.
Champion Lodge No. 6. X. of p, at Knight
OF Pythas Hall, 211 Market street.
Oriental Lodge, No 10, X. of T., at Ferris
| CARROTS Building, 504 Market street.
Cherokee Tribe, No. A. |. o. Il. NJ, at Re
Mems Hall. AIS Market street.
wawaset Tribe, Red Men, at Odd Fellow
/ Hall. Rising Sun
Oriental Lodge, No l. L. D., A. f. A. NJ, a
| Masunic lemnle.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-06
The Horre pi-ense.

ITS APPEARANCE IN THIS cITY-MANY HORSES SICK,
1t has been matter Of much comment that
Wilmington has so long escaped the much-talked
Of disease prevailing to such an alarming ex-
tent throughout the country, especially in the
larger cities. But, finally, the dreaded COM
plant has attacked many horses in this city, and
in the stables of McMullen & Seal, on French
street. three horses have decided symptoms OF
the disease. Mr.. A. d. Yandeyer has two horses
attacked, while in the stable of Messrs Under
wood u Co., on Fourth street, there are eight
cases, three Of which are light ones as yet
Other horses in private stables are reported sick
disease, in its early stages, may be known b,
the horses eyes and ears becoming cold. run
ming at the nose, coughing, and weak eyes.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-06
The JrwI.h synnaosne.

MEETING OF THE CONGREGATION
BoOKa.
The citizens OF Wilmington OF the lsraehte
perauation have had under consideration, for
some time past, the erection OF a building for
place Of worship meeting Of the members
OF the congregation was held on Sunday, at
which measures were taken for the fnrtherance
OF this purpose.
A constitution and bylaws we're then present
ed and since adopted, by which the society viii
be known as The Congregation Of Roudaf
Shoulam," signifying Followers OF Peace
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-06
Anolhrr Rnll Rona Mar.

THE BALTIMORE CENTRAL ON THE WAR PATH.
The anticipated early opening OF, the Pennsyl-
vania and Delaware Railroad, has unfortunately
been delayed by one of those disagreements
which often occur between large corporations.
The new Railroad running from Pomeroy on
the Pennsylvania Central II. r. to Delaware
City. is almost completed, and pre-
paratory to the opening Of the road
a crossing was laid over the Baltimore
Central Il. II. at Ayendae on Sunday last The
Baltimore Central not conceding the right OF
way across their track sent force Of workman
on Monday and tore up not only the bend cross
ing, but the switch and siding heretofore uset
by the Pennsylvania Central in the construction
OF the new road. This unlooked-for interference
has put a stop to the further progress OF th'
new Rail iioal and will probably lead to litigation
| in the Courts
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-06

DEATH OF A Coop SAMARITAN Margaret
Evitts died in Baltimore on Saturday last, and
was buried Monday. Many persons who re-
side in different parts of this Peninsula, az well
some in distant States, will lind cause for
grief at this announcement. Mrs Evitts has
served her day and generation we'll and faithful
ly. In her earlier years she acquir consider
able experience in the treatment of sores. which
experience she increased with age until her repu-
tation not confined to local circles but spread
to other States She treated sores Of all kinds
skilfullv, and has even made some most remar
kable cures Of cancer. II was her especial de
light to receive calls from patients who had
failed to obtain relief from physicians, and in al
most every instance she was certain to effect
cure. Indeed it was no uncommon thing fol
local physicians to consult with her. Her entire
life until within the past few years was spent il
Nd. She was in the seth year of her age. He
husband, ex-sheriff Eyitts, of Caroline county
died many years ago.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-06

LE-7hS La est Stpindle. - Certain sanctlmonious
charlians would fam persuade the world that dii-
fusive stmulants nave no medicinal value, aud that
detesiable slops, composed OF gripping ACIDS ana
drastic pursatves are better tOnics than the finest
vegetable ingr dients combined with the purest and
thing won't 20 down. The stomach OF our common
sense rejects it, as the physical stomach OF every
with undepraved palate rejects, with loath.
ing aud abhorance, the nauseous abominations
" free from alcohol" which humbugs are trying TO
thrust down the thrOats OF Temperance Inyalids
under the pretence that the filth Will do them g0Od?
IL is not lflkey that while Plantation Bi tiers, the
Standard Tonic OF America, is anywhere accessible,
such Bickening frauds can make much headWay but
Il is as well to put the public On their guard against
them
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-06
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Ranreaa Hanrn.
TRAINS LKAyR w11NrNaror


TRAINS LKAvB WILMINGTON.
For Philadelphia-Is 80, e&5, $50 s.1N 1880 a nj.
laso, AGO. 400 600, T.lbs 1876 p m. Sundays
$50, p. m
For Re,s YoTk-Ls6 a. m. 1880 and $50 p. m.
For BaltimOre-lab2, aOs and 1o.O2 a NJ; 1.9s and
GIT p. m
FOR ths Delaoars R R--lq55, $40 and 1910 a. m.
63o .. m. No Sunday trains.
For Neig cdstle-12.bb, $40, 1910 a. m, and 1.1O
e.& pm
FOR Coatespills Reading. fe.-e.s0. and 1920 a m.
l.Ab and 900 .. m. Sunday train al a. N.
For W. q W. r. R-(Market ST Depot,) s2t
1910 a. m, and ass p m.
LRAvK PHILADELPHIA FOR WILMINGTON.
1910 $50, and 1O.45 a. m; 12.15 IL 80 2s0, 400
800, 90, soO and 1l.s0 p m. Sundays s.oo, il.s0
m.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON,
From Delaloars X R-s00 Urom New Castle
101b a m. sbo, 60 and 1890 pm (The two lattel
are freight with passenger car altached)
From ". d R R.-s15 and Ills, a m 4.4s and
sl5 p m. Sunday train at 6p. N.
From Phildselphfa-12.49, I SO, ESQ a. IN /; 1900
Lib, 5,.S45 5OI, 6.1s, s.2o 1880 Sunday 1242 a
m, and 1880 p. m.
FtoHa ". d ". r. R.-CMarket St., Depcn 1853 a
M, 20 and 025 pm.
STEAMBOAT ARIEL.
Leave Wilmington at 7.aO, A. NJ, and returning
leave Philadelphia at 2, P. n.
Bw- See time tables for further particulars
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-06

FATAL AccIDENT.-Ar. Edward Parlaman, a
well-known citizen OF BrdsborO' fatally shot
himself while cunning near LUag's Corner
Chester county. on Friday. The gun was dou-
BILE barreled one. and one Of the barrels was
loaded, aud Mr., +. was in the act of loading the
other, when he slipped from rock on which
he was standing the trigger Of the gun striking
the rock and caused the cap to explode, the con-
tents lodging in his abdomen The accident
occurred about II a, m, and he died at 4 p. m.
Mr.. Parlaman wRs Superintendent OF the Birds
boro' Foundry at the time of his death. and was
highly respected by all who knew him. He
leaves a wife and eight Children Reading
Times.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-06
MERELY MENTIONED.
The Domestic Sewing Machine is without an
euual.

EY-Sonisthi,q NeaO.-There Is something new IN
der the Sun, and Mr.. Anton Henze and his amiahlt
wife, on the N E Cor OF 90 and Orange Sts., have
the beautiful sign before their door, and our meaH.
ing will be understood They have introduced the
Costuming business into our city. This meets 8
want seriously felt here and we wonder tnat no one
sooner has perceived the expediency, or has had
the tact and business foresight TO open such store
All those who are fond Of Masquerades or private
Theatrioas can now obtain the dresses they desrt
for those and similar purposes at one-han the for
mer st. wilmington had TO be supplied hereto
fore rom Philadelphia and New York at greai
trouble and expense TO our citizens but now she
has furnished herself with everything requisite In
the Costuming line. Therefore let all eau who de
81 such goods. No matter how fantastic or bizarre
may be the style yeu are in search Of Mr. and Mrs
Henze can at once meet your demands.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-06
Police Court.
FEW AnRrsrs ron Az ELECTION DAY

FEW ARREsrs ron Az ELECTION DAY
Robert McKensey had hearing this morning,
for disorderly conduct for which he was fined
the costs and bound over IN the sum OF $50 to
keep the peace.
Jacob Anderson and William Williams, for
being drunk and disorderly, were each fined S2.
and costs, and held for 5000 to keep the peace.
One case of drunkenness was disposed OF, the
usual fne Of 30 cents and costs being imposed.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-06

Ew-The Greatest Want Of the present age Is men
and women, healthy and vigorous in mind and body.
The continued headaches, weaknesses, nervousness
ami varying ailments which afl1iet women are gen
crafty the result Of imperfect action Of the stomach
and other vital organs DR.. Walkers California
Vinegar Bltters, being compOsed entirely of Vegeta-
BILE substances Indigenous TO California, may be
taken with perfect safety by the most delicate and
are a sure remedy, correcting all wrong action and
giving new Vigor to the whole system.