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The New York herald., 1876-11-27
THE SANDWICH ISLANDS.
THE GREAT GROWTH or THE SUGAR INTER-
EsT-THE NEW TREATY AND THE AMERICAN
CONSULAR oUrRAGEs PRRPETRArED UNDER IT.

THE GREAT GROWTH OF THE SUGAR INTER-
Esr-rHE NEW TREATY AND THE AMERICAN
CONSULAR oUrRAGEs PRRPETRATED UNDER IT.
Honolulu, Nov. Z, 1874
The effect Of the treaty felt in the prices obtained
lands adapted the growth OF the sugar and
and In the dividends paid by sugar estates sugar
lands arc sought Tor by small farmers, and II the
planters not crazcd by their good fortune they will
help the farmers Tor need this class OF people.
Tho Haiker sugar estate has been worked Tor fifteen
years without dividend beiag paid upon the shares.
valued at 81 900 yacn, but now the stockholders
gaddencd by the notification that DIVIDEND VI fifty
per cent will os paid at the office OF the agents. THIS
estate, under the treaty, Will probably pay annual
dividends OF eighteen twenty per cent without irri-
CATION but II canal digging Is y there
Is doubt that II Will become the most valuable
estate on Tho island, paying dividends Of forty per
cent begides improvements.
SUGAR INTEREST.
The estate OF Kapapala, the Island Of Hawaii has
SIS 000 but under tho treaty OF OF the
have value sugar land. ana the estate has
has planted canc, and the crop this year
shows yield averaging three tons 70 the acre. favored
spots yielding nvc and SIX tons Lands partially Gov.
cred by water and needed for the cultivation of
taro, which could have been bought tor $40
two years ago are sought for under leases paying
rental OF $50 TO $50 an acre per year The Chinese
have The control Vt the lands adapted TO ricc
Ono Chinese irm 10 delivering 1,0O0 bags month
under II cents pound, tho market rate
ruling NJ seven cents pound Sugar aud rice people
smiIe the mention or the treaty, saying that they
have tho .softest thing" on record.
UNITED STATES CONSUL IS TAKING ADVANTAGE
OF the good fortune al exporters and cvyng charges
unwarrauted by printed instructions issued from the
Treasury Department At Washington The certificate
70 attached before treaty days cost
81 5O but under the treaty the exporter must
make oath that the goods arc OF Hawaiian growth
and manufacture and for this certificate tho Consul
takcs ~ additionsl, making she charge 81 30. The
form si certificate issued by the Treasury en-
braces all the points covered by certificates
and the charge should be but 50 Tho Consul needs
jog from the department at Washington, II It has
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.


BARCELONA. Nov 24-Arrved brig Bride (Br) Bartasy.
New York.
DunIrs. Nov 2e-Arrved. bark Saga CNoD. Boe. New
York.
FALxour Nov 26-Arrivsd. bark Alphonse ct Marie Fr
Prevas, New Orleans.
GENOA Nov 2e-Arrived, brig Alice AdA (Br, wclmot
Philadelphia.
HAvnK, Nov 20-Arrivsd, schr Mary Siusman. Somers.
Mobile.
Sailed 2oth ship Louise es Rose (rr. Dubosc United
States
L,vrRPooL. Nov ae-Arrved. ship oakwosth (Br) Wood
house. San Francisco.
LONDON, Nov :6-Auved. barks Anna (Sor). Ackenhsu-
sen Phladoiphia: Bjarks tyorj. johnson. New York.
LIsnoS. Nov 24-Arrivcd sch- Csmponss Qorp. Res
Phiiadclphia.
MovrLLE, Nov 28-Arrivsd steamer Victoria (Br) He'd
berwick. New York Ior Glassow ,snd proceeded.
Sailed c6n. bark Addis II (Br, jenkins Qrom Lon
dondcrryl. baltimore
PAuic. to Nov 23-sa'ied ships Or Barth DAM. Han
fensaeola Audhd tNor. do: barks Giuseppe Rocco
ItaD for New York; Rusoer tScr for Delaware Break
water; Bertha Roed (Nor,. Petersen. do.
QurgSsrows Nov .6Arrived ship Dexter. Manson. San
Francisco; bark Ellsworth. Smith, sourabsya st Hcls.
ma; schr coum bian. from Lake Huron.
Also arrived 26th ship Gryfe (B Roberts, San Fran
CISCO bark straIsund tcr ochbcrg Baltimore yneland
(Brl, Anderson, do; Amor dsaD, Massucsto New York.
Also arrived nth. Pm steamer City OF Berlin (Br),
Kennedy. New York Tor Liverpool (And proceeded).
Arrived 18th, bark Grant (Sor), FiorenAs New York.
WEATHER REPORT.
HoLYaRAD. Nov -. PN-wiad 8. light; rain.
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Ship Crcassian tBr from Liverpool for New York. Nov
II. no lat. &c. !.
Ship Frank Flint (Brl, McBrde from Calcutta for Dun
dec Nov IL, lat ~ 10 N Ion IL W.
Ship Goshawk (Bri from Cardiff for Montcvdeo and San
Francisco Nov >. lat ~ N. Ion ~ w.
ship Golden State, Deano. New York for Shanghai
Sept 20. LAT 3 n. Ion - W.
Bark Mary Jane (Br). Archibald, from Liverpool for
Charleston, Nov y. lat 55. Ion %
Bark Loins. Cook from Hsvre for Tybse. Nov H.
lat 81, lot ~
Bark Ken DR. from Ardrossan San Francisco
Nov IL. lat 81 O3. Ion Ii 81
Bark Bomidon tBrl. from New York for Pensrh Roads,
Oct III. lat ~ 35 Ion 81.
bark Henmei lNorl from Cardiff for Wilmington. NC,
Oct ~. about LIT ~ 30. Ion -
Norwegian bark. showing letters BNT from Hamburg
for New York, Oct ~, lAt ~ 80 Inn ~.
Brig Linda usa from Lisbon for New YorK. Nov s. lat
~ lon ~.
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OrFIcK oP THE CHIxP SIGNAL. OFFICER.
WAsutwcTax Nov u--1 "A


WASHINGTON, Nov. I'll A. M.
For Monday, in she south Atlantic and Gulf States,
stationary or rising barometer, westerly Winds aud
clear partly cloudy weather, with stationary or
higher temperatures
For the Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri val.
lcys rising barometer partly cloudy clear, colder
weather, and southerIy winds shifting northcrly.
For the lower lakes, increasing westerly Winds pos
sibiy vcering to northwest, with rising barometer
light changes In temperature. partly cloudy weather
snd occasional light snow or rain.
For tho Middle States cooler, partly cloudy clear
weather. rising barometer and northwest TO southwest
WINDS, With freezing temperatures in tho New York
canal region.
For New England, stationary or lower barometer,
warmer south and west winds and cloudy or partly
cloudy weather.
Cautionary signals continue at Cape May, Atlantic
City and Barnegaa
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AsriswALl. Nov 9Arrived. steamer student Br) Han
Saw snilln, to sail xt day for New Orleans.
CALLAo, bct 20-saiied ships Andrew johnson, speed
PRbeon de Plea; Jsirus B Lincoln. Lombard. foins
Lobos
In port Oct 2s ships Bridge spauding Ss,E; Mes
scuger Gkey. for Hampton Koads. rsonding Cutvssos
Todd wig orders Celestial Empire Bsrsssw Tor Aniwsrp
clearing: Otago, Thondike. from Iquiquo r Europe. avs
liALivAx, Nov 2sArved. steamer Austrian sDh' "y"e'
Liverpool Ma 81 Johns. NJ. .,.-. y,.s r....
vaIparnso; 18th, victorix Vier. Brock from Vregon
ia. Nov ARRIVED brig Guasn- EieAoss SoW
York; schr Paos, W AREA. do
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The owners Of property north OF Thirteenth street.
Jersey CITY, about take ut last again
the noodinI OF the lov grounds with the sewage OF
tho Heights. Tncy wilt apply for an injunction 10 pre-
vent the city from building continuation OF the Ks-
vine road sewer, on tho ground that tho Thirteenth
street sewer through which IL proposed TO carry the
water from the hill to the river, has Eot the capacity
70 drain much tcrritory Another objection - that
the construction OF the sewer from Hobokrn through
tho meadows 10 Thirteenth street will hot oran them
properly. The work will $500 O00 this
is 20 be assessed on Jersey Guy aud Hoboken.
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A SERVANT CHARGED WITH THEFT.

Last night Captain Dyrnc, OF the Fifteenth precinct
arrested w. H. whtc tcoiored). formerly scrvan, In
the employ OF Hon. Samuel $. Cox, the charge Of
stealing watch and chain and otLor jcwclry. valued
at s40o from bis employer the 18th Tho case
was placed 10 the hands Of detective, who traced
White 10 Philadelphia. Yesterday Captain Mcdonnell,
OF tho Eighth prccinc who know OF tho case learned
that White had returned 10 the city and located him
self IN q house Thompson street The prisoner
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants shipping agents and shpmastsrs informed
that by tecrrsphnx to the HxRALD Londoa Burssu ad
dressing Bennett No. - Fleet street, London" the
Paris once. addressing Bennett. u Avenue rOpers
Paris" the arrivals and departures from European and
Eastern Of American and all foreign vessels trading
with the United States the will 10 eabisd tnis
country free OF charge. .4.4.as
Captains arriving and sailing from French and Msdi-
tcrranexn ports will dnd the Paris oncc tho
cal and expeditions for tslegrapning nswA
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board tbs HERALp steam yacht showing while
Lann coors green red changing from 70 the
ssccession. be several miles distant
Captains Of vessels upon seeing ths signal will oeigs
by preparing marine they may have Tor The ship
News Department fthe HKRALp
SSPersons vish vessels arrv
ing New York do by addressing 10 such vessels
care Of HERALD news yacht. Pier No East River Nev
York Letters received from all parts Of the world snd
promptly delivered Duplicates are required
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II will be the above that OF the eighty
SIX days or September. october and November begin
ning september l, rain has fallen forty the greater
number Of wet days being Sundays. The foregoing
shows how useful the observations OF Mrs Blank may
did great To science In the past why not Mrs.
blank take hcr turn
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ANOTHER MISSING GIRL.

Mrs Victor. OF No 27l Madison street, reported at
sho Central 0lcc yesterday that her daughter Katie,
aged nineteen. had been missing since last Friday She
Is described i've feet Inches height fair
rlexion, bros hair and blue eyes
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

HALirAx. Nov 26-Steamer Carroll, owing 10 rough
ther delayed Prince Edward Island will leave
Boston until Wedndsday.
SAX Francisco. Nov l0-A collision occurred Thursday
evening" which the Pearl sustained
damage. She hound In and struck by shs santa
Crnx rd auud
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK THIS DAY.
PORT OF NEW YORK. NOV. 26. 1876.
ARRIVALS.
RKroRTRp By THE HERALD srxAN YACHTS AND aRRALD
wHlrEsroxH THL.GRAPn LINK

RKroRrRD By THE HERALD srgAh YACHTS Asp aERALD
wHirEsroSk IELIGRAPn LINK
Steamer City OF Chester fBri. citch Liverpool Nov ~
Dale. ~ lat VI Ion ~ passed ste amer AbyssinA
sr). hence for Liverpool Arrived sandy Hook a. 81
steamer Italy tgr,. Thompson. Liverpool Nov rs via
Eussa''0"n as. '''h wit" nose and passengers to
. .s nss. P'. 20 with
Steamer George Clyde Pennington Charleston Nov -
steamer Pioneer. wais!y. Wilmington; NC. days with
"s ss %vnncs e cSnss %% Sss ,s Co Ola
Dominion Steamship Co.
u .i .n.s' cs' @ cs x.s; re. S % s
and %, rna, na - ,hs ,,nm entire . Pa,saTS
in ballast to n Nsicalf Co Was 10 days u The
Br,gpw H.nns.scy tBr. ircpnesssy. ch.slo,,s.o~n.
PEI. 3 days. With potstoes 70 Darling 4 Go.
Doninion steamship Coz vessel TO II smith. Was ,owsd
in by steamer wyanoke.
PASSED THROUGH HELL GATE
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer Santee Davis New Bedford for New York
Steamer rie Ewing. New London and Norwich tor Nsv
schr + Hatch. Green. Rociisnd Tor New York
ssSr x. Hsss ASs. 4ss p's ro.Ss 4 % Ssw York.
schr Nellie Brown. Chsss. Boston Tor New York.
Schr Matthew vassar. Jr Kelley. New Bedford for New
schr Mary, HolIowsli. Somerset for New York.
ss$. syi:s;.s; ii:.. Ssis%:a; I.as:ss Nov York.
ssSr xrssla. Kadosrs. Sswpe.. ioS New YORK ~
sSf M
y:sl .s IS 8. s.. ss
schr Success. Pisrson, rrsvidencs for New York
ssSr c.4s YORK.
sehr John Broomsil. Douglass, Providcncs Tor New
ssIr & Gangs. Keith. r.evissnss for New Ysr.
Es, os S;s
schr Amos Fauikcnburg Early Bristol for New York.
sssT rs',s sn sss ss's Now York.
ssST ss V.' Ms :SoD Hn' DsIs o & Sss r iS.
hr s Tor 's
s s s's
Schr Hampton. SPrAsns, New Lo.don for New York
r s'S M.ssn 'f YORK
@ Sci: d ;ns 5ss S:s s.s ss' YORK;
BOUND EAST.
Steamer Geo Washington. Whitehead. Nov York for Hail.
s.Sr Srs Nsss % Brett, Now York for $, John M
sehr " Brsinerd Fitch. New York for New BEDFORD
ss ssr S Ny York s- 'i s.s. %
ssr ssr k% d . YORK s e.
ssnr ss Sss sw ssnEH s s
schr vermililon, Davis. HcSofen 70. bridgeport.
Sch, v ) parns Psndieson, Hoooson icr Norwich.
Schr bella Peek Avery. Port johnson Tor Providence
schr q Huntington, Butler. Port johnson for Paw
lucket.
tucket.
Schr Chsrmer. Noyes Alex andria for New Haven
Schr II Maror. Vine. GEORGETOWN. DC. for Boston
Schr VIM Bemens Harris. Philadelphia for Newport.
Harvey M.t.s ihi.dspsls Tor Il New "'is ssd
ford (nud anchored on Whitestone).
schr - Hay. butler Philadelphla for New Bedford
Schr Vim II Hopkins Tribbe. PhiladephA for Norwich.
schr Nellie II benedict Thompson, Phsdclphia Tor New
Aven
Schr Edwin. Frankie. Phiadelphis for stonington.
Schv Julia Baker. Baker. Amb0y for Prvvideuce
Schr Resding RR No -, Adams Trenton for Hartford
barometer as sunset. 1850: as 10 PM eass
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WHALEMEN.
SPOKEN.

At Tenerfe Nov 10, barks George Mary. Cannon. NB
Lancer Dowden do; Swallow Kills. do.
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TIE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show tho changes In tho
temperature the past twenty -four hours, compar
ison with the corresponding OF last year. ind
Gated by tho thermometer NJ Hudnuts pharmacy.
HERALD Building
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
DIyORcEs QUIETLY: ANY STATE; PAY WHEY
Ddivorced; send Tor circular AMERICAN LAW
AikNCY II Astor House.
nIvORcES. LEGAL EvERYwIkRE, OBTAINED
~ without publicity; advice tree. FnEDhkiCk l. kiNo.
York city.
nIvORCEs OBTAINED FROM DIFFERENT sTATES
Dwithout publicity, legal everywhcre advice fee pay
whom divorce granted. u .-..-.
LHXPERIENCED DETECTIVES FURNISHED Bl THk
EMETRoPOLIrAN DErECrIvE BUREAU. 800 Brosd
DIxPLEs. FLEsn WORN, BLACkHEADs. MOTH
Il Patches, kcdness OF Sosc Scalp Diseases tcrusy ana
scabby Salt Keum Erysipelas all skin diseases
manently cured BY Dr. VAN DYk kE, office West 10th IT.
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DRAINING JERSEY CITY HEIGHTS.

Average temperature yesterday 36,<
vasr p ~ So'eAP''As N-'' 800 asx
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The rcouison Is Forwarded TO the Secretary Of War for
signature referred the aymastcr General Tor record
the second COMPTROLLER 60 be count.rsigned
this oce be registered and signed
icr and nnal the SECRETARY Of the rresa
who isscs his warrant requested which, after
by the First Comptroller and registered by
Register oil tho Treasury 10 passed to the Treasurer
United who norsc. his scknow the
warrant and charges himself with the amount
al these formallties have bcen complied With. the
amount Deposited. which likely has been actually In
treasury twcvs months Is Ut last formally Ia the
Treasury the credit Of the appropriation fr" which
was or .inaily drA~n. la other words. II has bcsn
covered In
FRAUDS.
The auditor reports that d. 26e involving al
legged fraud. forgery unlawful Withholding of money,
erroneous settlements, aud overpaymcnts To officers
and enlisted have been before the oncc, OF which
IS have been finally disposed or leaving 5sAo on
hahI Tor investigation and hnal action fnc amount
recovered by sun ana otherwise was 432.3s5 g2
The report concludes with tho following rcfercnco to
shs recent cutting down.
of the large reduction recently made In
A clerical orcc Of the occ IL will bs hardly possible 20 do
NJ than TO dispose OF the work. II In
deed furthsr do accumulate delays
settlements mus 10 dsappoint the expectations Of
claim disbursng oncers the best
enorts uf the gentlemen employed whv plcaaed 70
say srs generally compcsens aud faithfui.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

WEATHER REPORT.
HoLraRAD. Nov 10. PN-wiad 8. light; rain.
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TTTFmTAEC OF Self Abuse or Indiscreton
v ~ 4A&S send stamp for "CELEBRATED
WORK" on Nervous and Private Diseases. Address
CHICAGO MEDICAL INSTITUTE, 1856 S. Clark St,
Chicago.
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TILDEN the PRESIDENT.
The Power Rests With The
House.
It's Final Check on Fraud.
Legal Steps to be Taken Ezplaine d
Plainly.
Nh. Pulitzer Defines the constitutional
Theory and Purpose.

To thesEditor Of the st. Louis Times:
The hopes of Republicans about the re-
suit of the election are as groundless as
the fears of Democrats. Mr.. Tilden is
elected He will be inaugurated on the
9Th of March. There is no such thing
probable as either Rodmanizing or kellogg
izing presidential election. Not that /
deny the procliYity, but only the power of
Grant Il Co. to do mischief. There is a
generally correct apprehension 10 the pub
lie mind about the inclination of the des-
perate men who lead and rule both the
Republican party and the administration
to shrink from nothing to accomplish the
election of cypher Hayes, and thereby to
retain their power and plumber; but there
is also on equally general msapprehension
about the power aud opportunity of these
men to do mischief. Let me dispel some
OF these misapprehensions.
/. The count Of the electoral votes
and the CANVASS OF all returns will literally
depend upon the present Democratic
House and not Mr.. Ferry, president Of
the senate, as some suppose, The latter
only presides. The count, however, de.
wolves upon the senate and house in Join
session. As the present house has ;
Democratic majority of seventy-six, Will,
the Republican majority in the senate i
not more than ten, there will be major
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ity of sixty-six in that joint session in favor
OF far count.
2. The abrogation of the so-caIled ed
Joint rule, which is claimed by the Mr..
Morton and the Republican organs, has
this effect, that the senate alone cannot
throw out single return, In fact, can do
nothing as separate body, but only as
part of joint assembly in which it will be
powerless in the face of clear majority
of 66.
g. The constitution of the United States
ARTICLE ~ provides distinctly that the
president of the senate shall bnly preside
over the joint assembly, and oAly open the
returns, The count is clearlA left to the
assembly. Mark how clearly ahe distinc
ton appears in the constitutions:
THE president of the senate shall, in the pres.
ence OF the senate and house OF representatives,
open all the certificates, and the votes shall then
be COUNTED"
4. This has been the practice from the
very organization of our government.
The president of the senate only presideS,
and the assembly counts. Questions of
difference, like questions of parliamentary
ruling or questions about the returns, are
all subject to the decision of the assembly
/
a Democratic majority Of 66.
81 t any votes are thrown out they can
only be thrown out by this same Demo-
cratic majority. Neither Mr.. Ferry nor
the senate, nor any other power on earth
can throw out a single electoral vote; ex,
cept our own Democratic house.
6. If the Infamous returning board in
Louisiana should dare to make fraudu,
lent return, l have not the least doubt but
that the Democratic majority would throw
it out
| z. If the honest return of Florida
should be tempered with, and false re.
port sent to Washington and opened by
Mr.. Ferry, it would be thrown out.
8. If the honest vote of South Carolina
in favor Of Tiden should be faisi6ed by
Chamberlain and his black and tans, the
Democratic majority of &c in that joint as
sembly would undoubtedly throw it out.
8. Yielding the question whether the
joint assembly could not substitute honest
tor fraudulent returns. and count the
honest votes of these states in spite of the
fact that the fraudulent returns were Sent
to and opened by Mr.. Ferry-which /
opine the joint assembly could do-the
question arises, what would be the conse
quence of throwing out these votes?
10. Simply that both Tilden and Hayes
would lack a majority in the electora
college. and what would follow next?
IL. The constitution of the United
States provides that if no presidential
candidate has majority of the electora
college, then the house of representative
shall choose Immediately, by ballot" tn
next president
II. 1t is, therefore, clear that thu
present Democratic house holds the key L
the whole situation. 1t controls the coun
of the electoral vote absolutely, and eve
If all three states-South Carolina, Florid
Concluded on next page.)
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MEDICAL
SYMPTOMS of a Diseased Liver.

Symptoms of a Diseased Liver.
DAN in the right side, under the edge
Of the ribs, increases on pressure;
sometimes the pain is in the leftside; the
patient is rarely able to lie on the left
side; sometimes the pain is felt under
the shoulder-bl and it frequently ex-
tends to the top of the shoulder, and is
sometimes mistaken for rheumatism in
the arm. The stomach is affected with
loss ofappetite and sickness; the bowels
in general are costive, sometimes alterna-
tive with lax the head is troubled with
pain, accompanied with a dull, heavy
sensation in the back part. There is
generally aconsiderable loss ofmemory,
accompanied with a painful sensation of
having left undone something which
ought 10 have been done. A slight, dry
cough is sometimes an attendant. The
patient complains of WEAKNESS and de-
bility; he is easily startled, his feet are
cold or burning, and he complains of a
prickly sensation of the skin; his spirits
are low; and although he is satisfied that
exercise would be beneficial to him, yet
he can scarcely summon up fortitude
enough to try it. In fact, he distrusts
every remedy. Several of the above
symptoms attend the disease, but cases
have occurred where few ofthem existed,
yet examination of the body, after death,
has shown the LIVER to have been eX-
tensively deranged.
AGUE AND FEVER.
DR.. c. McLANE's LIVER PILLS, IN
CASES OF AGUE AND FEVER, when taken
with Quinine, are productive of the
most happy results. No better Cathartic
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For all Bilious arrangements, and as
simple purgative, they are unequaled.
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Every box has red wax seal on the
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The genuine McLANE's LIVER Pills
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R3~ Insist on your druggist or
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Sold by all respectable druggists and
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