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purity, efficiency. and grandeur. II 10
your right and your bounden duty TO pro.
yido moral, honorable and efficient teach
ers, that your children may grow up use
full and honorable members OF society. II
/. presumed that you have such teachers.
What more 10 necessary l answer /: Your
active encouragement and cooperation.
You too often allow the i~maginAtions Of
your children TO picture themselves In
your minds q undoubted facts. and acting
upon thsse you often throw serious obsta-
cies In the teachers path T; and you thereby
impair your child's progress and by repe-
ttion
pEsrRoY THE GOOD RELATIONS
Which should exist between parent and
teacher |; and thus in time you undermine
the efficiency Of tho school. Beware Of
such . line Of conduct. Visit the school
and know for yourselves who the teacher
Is and what he Ia doing. Knowing a. you
do that he Ia interested with q most i'm
portant mission, try and realize this /: he
has every motive. fidelity. principle. patri-
oti,m. and that haser and vet ali powerful
motive. livelihood. to inspire him to al.
vance and improve your child ; while there
Is not . single motive. the exercise OF which
would moi degrade him to the level Of the
beast, that can inspire him to any other
conduct.
COOPERATE.
Then. with the teacher; he needs your
assistance. aud II will add immensely 10
his power for usefulness TO your child aud
the community. In conclusion. ! am an
advocate Of thorough discipline In the
school-room. but 10 Il that discipline which
obtains chiefly through the mind. Interest
your pupils. interest the parents. and you
will Ind tho work Of government compare
lively light. Study the characters OF your
pupils, reprove their faults kindly but
firmly. and let the remedy be ever proper
toned 10 the offsnse and adapted to tho
peculiaritiss Of the pupil.
NJ POLITE tn yorR Pupils.
That you may teach hsa poliieness. Cul.
tivats In them . love for the good. the
noble anil the true and in this connection
do not forget music. 1T exAlts each Joy.
aliays each grief. erpels disease, softens
every. pain" The human mind I. . won
derful structure. II Ia continually over.
coming obstacles which from lower planes
Of vision seemed impossible. AMI thus Is
man taught to believe that the possibilities
Of improvement are only bounded by the
Infinite. II can traverse space with .
velocity far transcending that OF light.
And from these facts man 10 almost IN
boldened to say that the human mind may
yet have for its dominion omniscence and
omnipotence. In youth the mind 10 ex-
tremely plastic. and 10 have the privilege
Of moldfng II. 10 at onc q most high and
responsible p~rerogative. To make Of tho
youth Q maa, q e~;iiisa AMI . a..fai as~Lsr
Of society. 10 . part Of the teachers duty.
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This p,p,om.sIe situation.

- n.o ,.-..oiu.. a,
oSpoS' April -ooue 0ons''ou ~
the direction Of peace Is found In the fact
| that the polnt At issue Is becoming moro
d,.,,nc, rh., min, IL whether Rus.is
-.
viii recognize that the rights i 'hc sreA.
powers, % established by the treaties OF
| 1856 aud 1871, take precedence over the
Iieasy o. oah seiano. i"T pns.i" ~nuIS
msIs tha iiri,stion nj the b~oundarles
and Of the period Of the occupation Of
Bulgaria. and the substitution OF Iuro-
po.u ~. n y : rnsom..n svrJicsis 10
oa..,ass a. a,.,n,s II ~hanjhoIders "A
@am H. ~ pus.ian i,S",,ni,v anil Tho re-.
sen sne I,us.,sn mi ~ S,.r.his In.
sNst.ash 4. NV s"P wn.d 40 ho gre.t
nAoi.ea ny russians, a,eV ns a,.,y
nu. u u sohsR,cuous ma ~ III H. ~,
.saore. ue tree.s,,' ""
io''
Hss''sn Troops 'oi "s
LONDON apr Viii his' ''na"s0"'
cont from this country 10 malta Will mum
Der Ave thousand men and two batteries Of
artillery and are now waiting for orders
fer embarkatlon. The torpedo service
promises all that 10 desired. Thorncraft
4 Co. will soon have ready five or six OF
.ne tWen'y torPeao isnnches nn,v nc
t%rsordIpsry etforts toward the completion
Of Government orders for launches. The
shiPs Tor tho Channel ana Nor'h Ssa meet
Will RENDEZVOUS 81 Portahh'
v..,v ..,.,w
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ltferfAt TO fHh doLp HiLi pAhf Nk"rl
BAN PRAScIsoo. April 3O-2:3O p. NJ
About half.past G this morning. fire brolo
out In the old Mansion House, a four story
franc OH the west side Of Dupont street,
near California. The building was a first.
class hotel In early days, but lately has
becn occupied ~ a Chinese caravanserio Of
the biggest and most pronounced typo.
The iire originated IN the rear by an acct
dent while cooking. and in 4 few moments
the dry old tinder.boI was q furnace. The
occupants poured into tho street by hun.
dreds, creating o scene Of Undesirable
confusion. The FIRE. although very
fierce, WAS soon under perfect ron.
troll. though only the front portion
Of tho lower story was lett standing.
When tho men could enter upon m explo.
ration OF the ruins, II was at once evident
that some OF the inmates had persisted.
The charrei body Of n man was soon
found, and the Chinese say that there
must DO several moro buried under the
ruins. Several escaped severely burned.
anil we're removed to the City Prison Hos.
pital for treatment. The ruins are o
Icing searched for others. Tho AMOUNT OF
loss cannot be ascertained at present, but
IL will probably range between $4,000 AMI
$40, 900. Tho building was owned by q
French IN and leased 10 Cinnamon.
Al the office Of Flood 4 O'Brien informa.
ton Il obtained corroborating tho pre-.
yious report that Mr.. 0'Bricn Ii now IN q
compsratiyely comfortable condition, but
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A nEuAnKAnI.R RESULT.

msies no difference bOu msny physle,aas
VI b ~ mueh medicine you have Tried. u IL nov
an established fact that erna syrup 10 the
ONLY remedy which has given complete rsti.fac.
lion In severe eares Of Lung Discssea. II ID
true there arc yet Thousands of pJrrons who
are prsdispo.~d In rhrst and Lung affections.
Consumption, hemorrhages. Asthma, Severn
Colds settled on the breast. fneumonia. whoop.
Ing Cough. etc.. Who have no personal knovi.
edge of Doseheeis herman Syrup. To sneh We
voald sAy thai O.0eo dozen werr sold last year
without one complaint. Consumpiives. try Just
che bottle. Regular siEs. rs cents. Bold by all
dusgfAts In America. ap7 cow
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Another Rieh Ssin.

A very promising vein Of quartz. be-
tween three aud four feet wide. has been
discovered In the Walker river section. on
Red Canyon. near Hinds' Hot Springs. by
two residents Of Dayton. Thcy have SUM
q shaft about . dozen feet In depth. and
lind tho vein rich in pure gold. select
speciments % which assay very high up In
the thousands. They have named their
mine the Red Blufi, and expect rich re-
suits from IL.
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ssrses Quotations.

lry wE-rEES uNos rsJxoRAru LINE
sAs FnAsoisco. April so-2ssor .. ~
California, asa.
Savage. 10. 81.
Crown Point, 3 90.
Sierra Nevada, 81.
Ophir. Az.
Caledonia. I IS. I 40.
Gould 4 Curry. q. On.
Julia. 2 20. 2 n. 40.
Savage, 81, %.
Northern Belle. 81.
Alpha. CO.. bid. ! asked.
Ophir. a..
Could 4 Curry. -.
Grand Prize, ~.
Con. Virginia. IA.
California. 25a.
Modoc. "a, ? 30.
Yellow JaGAst, 81.
Alta. 7a,7S,s
savage. "a.
bullion. 8 bid. 3a asked.
Con. Virginia, a..
Hale A Norcross. !.
Julia. ~ 2 20.
Beet 4 Beleher, l2s bid. IL asked.
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TAX PALACE EATING STAND.

For . roast OF beef uneIeelled In Storey
county. 20 10 Thomas n ,irJn's Rating Stand.
In the Palace saloon, No. = North y street
Virginia City. frerh oysters At all hours In
svsry style. Forty miners always Gu hand q
night. For tasty. home style Of cooking. and
the best and frrri est Of oil that the markets
auord. the Palace Eating Stand has no superior.
TT u. apis u
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4 CARD.

To all Who are userng nom the errors and
indiserstions Of youth. nervous wsstness. early
decay, loss Of manhood. etc. ! will send .
receipt that will cure you. rREl or cHAnok.
This great remedy vss disooverrd By nission.
Ar IN South America. Send . eel. sddie-sed
envelope 10 the REV. JOSEPH 7. iSNAk.
station d. Bible House. New YORK cuy'
RrlO GIN
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TIE lie
lsrsciAL DISPATCHES TO TEE aolb HnI
DAILY NEws.l

Orange Troubles 10 Canada.
NOMINAL. April so.-The Orange
Young Britons aud friends. returning from
Q concert last night. were assalled by .
mob Of seven hundred Catholic Unioniss.
Mrs. Meachan and Corporal Laing were
severely wounded.
The Election 10 Austin.
AUSTIN. April 3O.-In the city election
here yesterday the regular ticket was
elected. John Frost var elected Mayor.
He had no opposition.
Msjeroni In New York.
New YonK, April s0.-Sisnor Majeroni
made his debut here last evening and was
we'll received BY . largo and spprecistivs
audience. Tho critics speak highly Of
him as an artist and predict q good run
for the play.
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A FALSE IiOpE.

The sieh ere often Deceived ~ the promises
held out TO them Of speedy cures To be ptr
formed By soms sooalled remedy. which. whsn
tried. proves worthless. We do not sish 20
raiss any falss hopes. bat We eoaad.ntly As-eri
thai fos the cure of all diseases. % sore-. prs
duesd By bsi blood, there L. an unfaiiing help
In Brisiofs Sarpaparilla aud Pills. mLssm
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q. A. GALLuP.

o. II. oAILur. opposite the Bank Of califor-
mia. COLA MN. hseps constantly on hand III
favorits brands Of Imported C:sars. choice bit
cirsrs. ali kisds Of chewing tobacco. meef.
schaum pipes, uuts, candies. me cutlery. ana
toys nd hnoy eoods Of all kinds. APIS N
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HELP. OR PERISH.

Thousands Of persons In bad heslth. and
thoes suffering with disease. feel that u they do
not get rsiisf soon, Il will be too iats. They
lives. To I'll snch We cay. In good faith. try
Bristol's Pills and Ssrsparlla, they have
cured THOUSANDS who were In despair. and Why
not you.
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TEACHERS STATE INSTITUTE.
REPORT OF THE c0anrirTEE
ON CRI'ICIsM

a Cesdsssed Account Of ths Five
Days' Preessdisss cssa@ssss
Upss the varisas Exsressss H.
srsdaeesi Dariag ths Wssk-Ex'
tracts from Profcsser Trays
knSsay
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Ignau.fr Thisks England wsa's
Fight.

Nrw YoRK, April 30.-A Herald. cable
dispatch says 1t 10 reported that Turkey
refuses to fulhll the s%tipulaiions Of the
Treaty Of San stofano. and II has been do.
cided that Russia will occupy Constants
nople Immediately. Tho British admiralty
Is informed that the Russian Baltic fleet ID
now really for service. sailors having been
summoned for . drill n month In advance
III the usual time. The Ice having broken
up in the Neva, the Russian ironclads will
leave Cronstadt between the first and tenth.
A 81. Petersburg correspondent has had
another interview with IgnAtieff. The
latter believes that o Congress will Assem-.
bio early. Ignaiief himself will attend.
Russia could not demand loss than sho
had already asked at tho C~onstantinople
Conference. Otherwise. the war hal been
wagei In vain. In dealing with England,
Que Ia never sure Of anything. IL ahe can
get up . war without being compelled 70
participate. England will have war. IL.
however. II IL clear that she will he obliged
~ light, we have reason 10 believe that We
shall have peace. BussiA Ia determined
that the Eastern question shall be finally
decided, 30 that there will not 10 . renew.
~ ~ ,ne s.,"ss'o TnanJ d.. .nd
pcAce uspenus "P'" "' " ~
'"eh W" "u'"'"'
A Russian Cruiser.
Lospo,. April 80. The Manchester
-. n-..,. go. a.. n.r.
o""'f'""' vienna a''pA''" sA''
man steamer CambriA OF the Hamburg
American line, which was chartered by the
p-,.,,,, coyerrme,t. b,s taken n con.
~ a.. .,,,.o,
hnseh' Oh i'r'! omee's anu NV """'
camen and started To cruise on The Japan
and Chinese coasts.
~ yo.v Anvil IN steam.bip
N." ' "p ~
Cambria referred 10 IN . previous as'
patch il the vessel which put into South.
90, U.,hor Mama. Sunday morning
~,
WIN SIX nuu'vu 20 ~
hAhboh' me'' APIh 'o.-
About Z o'clock sunday morning the
steamer Cambria OF Hamburg. one OF the
New York 4 Hamburg line, arrived at this
place. According 10 Capt. B~adenhoussen's
statement she 10 chartered BY an agent Of
the Russian Government. She proceeded
to Port Baltic In Russia. and there took on
board six hundred men, mostly Firms
and stecrage passengers. and sixty
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sTOCK kEPORT.
san Franeaseo Beard.
LAST Tvxxrxa.


LAST EVENING.
70 RAYMOND 4 xiv. ~
100 Fureka Con-. tJt. eSt -
IS Jackson. ~
io Alps. 2.ak
loo Phenix.
IFS Belmont, Soc
so Oils. Sc. soc
les Leopard. tcc
iS Nsrthem Belle. sk, 81
TO Hussey. toc
ITO Mashsitsn, . b. Sc
500 De Frees. iS
80 Grand Prize, sk.5w
zoo Navajo. Sc
suo Independence. Tse. sr
zoo Silver Prize. 9c
400 star. ~
80 Hillside, I ~
80 hodoc. . W
80 New Coso. ] u. i0
100 Bechtel. AZ
2o0,Leeds.. SOC
$50 TIP Top. ~
loo Golden rerrses, i"
100 Day. sc
1870 Trojan. toc
as savage. iOt., II. ion
80 best Bslehsr, lss
,o;s opair, ~ IN. ~. ssx. ~. sx
isso Con. virginia, H.. II. II. b', u 80. !,
byD. t3'.
IS EIchequsr, . .
as Califoruia. 2cs. 10 sio. d. d go
~ risrrs Nsvaia. . ~, $50 20 $40
ltO Hale / Noreross. ~. 20. -. b.
10 Julia, ~, . Is, as
~ hsIiean. sk b, sk.ss
$50 0ssid q Curry, et..ok
Il0 Calsionia. ! ~ IS
rmIs MOANING.
itIs ophir. n. ssS. ~. ssS
ass Msiiean. ~. ss.sk
ysO Gould . curry, ~. q.
7a3 Bsst = belehsr. Il
iuo California. 25k. 5k. ns
iO4s savage. ioi.. Ion. 10. b.
I9f Don. Virginia, i3N. is,.. ~ bs. t5t
us Chollar. Potosi. ~, s.s, 20. ~
SO HALE q Norcross. 1911
SO Crew. Point. 5. > 10. rs
Gus Yellow Jseket. 81
800 Imperial, tc
iso Bsishss. . %. q $
10 COnndenee, IN
sso sisns Nevada. ,ls, ) 10. ss
leo Utah, s. J'..TS.n
leo Bullion. 3C0
7lv EIehequer, ..
2ss ovsmao, ss.sS, s.dS,s
90 Usios Coo. = 20. ~. sta. ~
et0 sueeor. COS
iJt0 Alta, IN, Tts.Is
iTO Juiis. . 90. . ca, 2D
oos Caledonis, is.iS
as silver I'M. xe. nc. tc
$50 New York. Coz. uc
so woodsills. &c
lls5 Audes. CSC, SOC
lt3O Con. washoe. Coc. tsc. Sc
100 Wells Fargo. Use
bVO Ward. Csc, coc. &c
80 LeviathAn. 7c
90 North Con. Virginia, u
lisa Trojan. $50. t0e
80 boyle. iec
81 benton. I 70
sg3 Solid silver. 2 -
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-
upes m Sarie"s sAs--
sredaeed DsrtnE ses Ws-tA,-
tracts from Processes .
Esssy.
- A..
p.~
"'- ~ a.. n,r.
-, 40 An.
$500. %,
-. -,
~
a "o'ds VI o'"''''
fasmore OF storey u an auu'ess W
/ Hon. 4, 4. Kelly, The address OF vel.
.om..,, ,h.,..no,.. ~o,ij h,y. .ound,d
~ 49,, -. ,.,,v.,.t
mnch no''er u they hAu pre" .s
anil not real. The reading male us 1881
uncertain 81 tho welcome extended by Mr..
Moody anil that Mr.. Pssmors cared little
-. -. N, Kan, x..
Aoon, ihs A.n.so sN.in.., many
Yer! nne PI1.uen"n .a" LII sar ,s.cbsrs
mus winch Noau r. s...,s vera
10 'o,ioN anu PROM ushich, of yir.
tead 'hts s'rnins " % 81, uiii
gihiA . MIS- I''Iin 80, III,
BON ladies' uiI tnensei'es ~" a.. ss.,i
and tue only eriueism ". snA nh ,.1;s.
De In the way OF susses'''n. va. -
we're . little nervous. AMI shouia uy aaa
overcome Nervousness when rs&a''ns'
ru,,p,,.
-. ,,iA, n,
Tho morning sess''" VS. "N"r'.'
the -nbj' Of primary instruction Miss
Fleming .a'''n w."
sh'"o' '"A's"' '" a., n.
jet y"",
'u"'" az. nm ar.
snsh, .,.s. =.ha.in, ,hs word ms,hod.
AMI holding that the scholar should bs
taught to read writing At the same time a.
print. Most oi the memos" Ag.ecu wa.
the system presenter WAS inc ~. "ns
has q drawback In tho amount OF iApor u
imposes upon the primary teacher.
The afternoon session WAS taken up ~
o~rthography reading, ~ihtioIneei py
An essay rear " MSS uun,APS, ,,s'niA;
followed by . clAss taught by Mr. fAker OF
the same place. Tho essay was an Aoie
article on the subject, and showei maj the
lady understood how 10 teach reading.
Miss Dunlap's reading Wa good. her
Mr.. Baker infused . great deal Of life 10
teaching hi. class. which !. the oniy way
w.. -. s,nrss.ians ".sJ In tbe elsss. as
" put up Job" .' 20 It," etc.. although not
particularly elegant, were very Ioreip,s
ones, and showed him to be Original In
language when defining words'
whpSksp"'
Tie subject for Wednesday morning was
-.,i,hm.,ic. N. m. Howe. Of Carson. gave
-. an. .,,t.., .,I .i.o
A'""'' N y" n
conducted an experimental class. HIS
STYLE 81 teaching was very favorably re-
..iv.J al,hou,h IA. majority present
-. H. 80, a.. mnsh .,r... On
uno.saa :, 4, he .ehool.room
'"y P' ~. us'nnns NJ. J..snn- of yir.
III ~ 49,. - a. .r.,mss .na In.
sn ~ r..,;,n,. ,.,, mnch' A we'll
aiseNas III, ~ ,nI.,.,ooI veil ,bs
,ns arsmmsr
go, saiio-.I vi,h . c,... In ge-
Ms. Owl, ,o.iy~eu nn,s,.hi. Iii
os,.pn ,ha m.n ~. 81 .nch 4 character
that IL would have confused older heads
than those SCHOLARS OF "ho" "e' ''N ""
III evening .s..,ou va. op.ued BY an
sddres, ON Capitalization. by W. II. A.
Pike Of Churchill. Tho .adro.. vas wen
w,,s.a. aos s,.,. have hen s,Ily
."., T.a ..n,ism.n nal. ..yersI
nesIeS's., inp na., iIlsIs l-.,.nss
ma.ia hn,rx ~ 90, ,hronvh.
w ~ ''s
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SECOND plspArcH.
a Chinese Caravssserie Bnrned
down = Several Of the Inmates
Buraed 10 Death Mr.. O'Brien
Easier To-day.

l,rscr,t TO ru. aoLp NIL pItr Ss~,l
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hEPosIrs ofc0IH OR BULLION received.
~ sithsrtou opon account or 10 Issue Ckk..
fIRlcATkS Therefor, payable tat the option OF
the holdsr) In Gold Hin o. San Ynnelseo; to
paks collections, purehase Bullion atthe most
favorable rates, OF advance coin thereon when
forwarded 70 the Parent Bank In San Francisco;
aclis Bills Of Kxehange, and transaets General
Banking Business.
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IL, rnr ws.rGrs uxos ruxon,ru LINE !
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You have tho highest interest in the con-
ssrvstou Of our public schools in Ill thar
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1878-12-12

The Scientific American contains an MUS
trated description in detail of the saw
ver- Man Electric Lamp" which appears
to remove some. if not all, of the Obsta-
clas to the use of electricity in place OF
gas for general purposes of Illumination.
SPhe lamp itself is about the size and shape
or an Aroand burner with its shade, but
tho shade of the Sawyer-Man light is a
balI-oIass.. The source of light is a small
,,oDciI of carbon, which is placed under
this shade and near the top, the carbon
noint being made ineandescent by. the
electrical current passing through it and
conducted there by a rather intricate ar
rangement of wires, which, however, are
fixed. and do not require to be again
changed or adjusted in any way. A
sswitch'' has been devised to control the
carbon, and at the same time to maintain
a uniform resistance in the sub-eireuit.
This, it is claimed, allows the division of
the current, one of the most essential fea-
lures of the invention. The bell glass OF
shade in which the pencil of carbon is
contained is filed with puse nitrogen and
Theoretically sealed, SO that the carbon
pencil is not consumed nor chemically at.
tackled, but remains permanent fixture
to be lighted whenever the current O
electricity is turned on. The intensity
of the light is regulated by the switch, the
carbon being made dull red, brigh
red or glowing white light at will. Tht
inventions of Messrs. Sawyer and Maj
also include meter for recording tn
number of lights and time of their burn
| ing-not the amount of electricity furn
ished-and systems of main and brancl
| circuits, with shunts devised to secur
uniform resistance. One of the objection
to the electric light on the score of COS
has been the great loss which result
from a division of the current, but Nj
Sawyer states that the Illuminating pow
er of carbon increases with vastly grea
er rapidity than the temperature, so ths
when the light is well on a very sligI
| increase in the current increases the ligE
enormously. The question of the econ'
my of the light furnished by this lam
can be demonstrated only by protracte
test on a large scale. Compared with tf
cost of gas in New York, it is estimate
that the electric light would cost onl
one-fortieth as much, which leaves a larg
margin for errors of calculation.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1878-12-12
CLEANSE THE SYSTEM OF NOR
BID MATTER.

The blood, since it contains the constft
uents of all the substances of the body
is capable of suffering every chang,
which all the various tissues or other fluitls
experience. 1t can be effected with tn,
sInle diseases that reveal themselves H.
any other part of the system. Many dis
eases, when they are thought to be cured
still leave some spoiled substance in the
system, and unless this be removed the
blood will in time be extensively corrupt
ed, the glandular system will become dis
eased, and all variety of cutaneous-Rrup-
tions will be produced. This often oc-
ours in cases of cutaneous diseases. Moth
ing can be worse than to leave this inn
properly cured. La-cu-pi-a will thor
Oughly cleanse the blood and entirely re-
move from the system all impurities
which so often cause other diseases to
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THE AcTIoN or Ia 60 PI.A

La-cu-pi-a, taken internally, is digested
Ike food, and enters into the circulation.
It's first remedial action is upon the blood
It is needed. In this way it purifies the
blood of excess of bile and acids, of all
foreign and morbid matter, and brings il
into a healthy state. 1t aids nature in ex-
pelling the foreign and destructive ele
ments by the lungs, stomach, bowels
kidneys and skin. The whole system-ev
cry section, every function, every fluid.
depend for their health upon action, cir
cuiatiOn, change, gi:ing and receiving
and the moment these cease, disease, de-
cay and death begin.
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Symptoms of a Diseased Liver

SYMPTOMS of a Diseased Liver.
DAIN in the right side, under the edge
i of the ribs, increases on pressure
sometimes the pain is in the left side
the patient is rarely able to lie on the
left side; sometimes the pain IS felt
under the shoulder blade, and it fire.
quently extends to the top of the shoul-
der, and is sometimes mistaken for
rheumatism in the arm. The stomach
is affected with loss of appetite and
sickness; the bowels in general are
costive. sometimes alternative with lax;
the head is troubled with pain, accom-
panied with a dull, heavy sensation in
the back part. There is generally a
considerable loss of memory, accom-
panied with a painful sensation of hay-
ing left undone something which ought
to have been done. A slight, dry cough
is sometimes an attendant. The patient
complains of WEAKNESS and debility; 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,
vet he can scarcely summon up forti-
tude enough to try it. In fact, he dis
trusts every remedy. Several of the
above symptoms attend the disease, but
cases have occurred where few of them
existed, yet examination of the body,
after death, has shown the LIVER to
have been extensively deranged.