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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-01
----,--os x.LEs...Futnre Days.

BY Grubbs & Williams.
,Rpa, Estate Agents ana Aue.io 's e.ut
r,.rs,,,,, street between Mstn and Bank'
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= w. JONES, iMss.%:ss,
VI. DENTIST, n1H
h,vin, moved his Office Ia tina. large aIh rc-an
residence on Fr.nku street, No. sn7, bcl%eeE
Eighth and Ninth. wiki every convenience tud ap
nljri for IN, u,,,ufu. of his ra:icn' With twrr-
tv-ljvc wears cN ucricmcG. and ri:ICES REpICED
will rrrf,rIr al o,ysrirrs "cliiT and carefully iof
MI such - isslrc nj professional services.
D5-SIn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-01

DWf'Lbbi Nh TiiI1iIY-FIR STREETS,
WITH IARGE GROUNDS ATTACIH.nEs,I1.;; Fri Al
W. DIIWyELLiNG ON WEST SIDE Il NIa
"" sTREET BETWEEN IL ANDS
STREETS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-01

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
" D ri, BE SOLD AT AUCTION.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-01

uEpH xp'srEE nE -TEk~s,..
yTOR L ii J. \ ID J.. l. i II A. s<rsS.s22.
Z, Steamer ASHLAND. Captain Hun. .Es:-1I..::-s.
TER VIII sail TUESDAY. Jni" st. II | | O'Clock H.
Il. Freight received al 1920 O'Clock.
j. VI. NCChEEICE,
General SCuthrIn Agent.
WILT Rockets.
NOR NEW i0nk.--Thc Old <>:E-~sr,
z Dominion Stcan.lf, Coiu:any's .rs.Es.::-1=ssss
Steamship Old DOMINION. Captain WALKER
will sail TUESDAY, JuiY Ii. at l o'clock l.. u.
Freight received until 2 O'CLOCK VI.
Through bills Of lahtug signed ann goods for.
-7arricu wtIn displtch /. ali points nGcili, soutn
east. ana west: a:,,, e. ,prcI.tu ports.
Passenger .ccCET.p,Iatin ions UNSURPASSED.
Cabin fare to New York, fl2 -":rage, IS and
81.
FOR freight or puse2gc apply 10
C.. ". ALIEN ( co. Agents.
e. 3C-2: Comranys Wharf. Rockets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-01

FOUR SMALL STORES AMnS PWhhh sRRsftALL
Al IhG AND FIFTH STREETS.
VOC ata 400, 422,A AND 424.
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fTEEI am Esasagsz3 EsYss:.sa -
1pTnuMoyp, York RIVER AND s'nEsrEAKE{
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS,
- TAKING EFFECT APRIL z 1879
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FOR RENE.


TOR RENT. THAT MOST DESl- fSS sS
E RARLY-LOCATED D Ell IL NG on ~
Tho corner Of Cary auir Second streets. contanine
four rooms: besircs Kitchen and servants room !,
bsIh arrangements for hot and cold wafer. lnls
house is elegantly finished and in good rcpnr: coh
1aiiinr ali The modern convrnlcnccS: Npp!H W
DICKINSON CEEWNlSG.
Real Estate Agents and hucllnncer:.
follow 1l15 Main street.
TOR RENT, No. 1000 WEST CLAf GSs%1
Il STREET-a neat and com tor'anle DIV Ell lzi;g
JING-contalninS five rooms: detached hi,cIlGI :
water and gas. No. IA EAST CLAY SThEEI-
COT yencntly arranged nine rooms: nat', M:t,cr'
gas and all nloGerI Improvement: drSlrahc leE!I-
borhood possession given 1T once. Eood tenants
bc Tn OF these houses will bc rented low. ABBY 10
No. IA east CLAW street. near FIRST. 1c 3u-Zt
DOR RENT. THE VERY DESlItA-G an
Il BILE RESIDENCE corner of Eff y ana LIZ
Cary Streets recently occupied by Nj e. de Slonur@'
containing fourteen rooms with Ill nnceru coivr-
nirnres kiichcn, -four rooms. with range; At'ic
and c:rraqe.hOuse. The parlors are haft'sonic'!
frcscoed. aud the premises IN good "rier 10 II
careful tcn1nt il will be rented furnished or Cnur
GODDIN. WARREN & CO,
Real Estate Agents.
ie3O-1w HOG Main street.
TOR RENT. LODI 6 GROOM IN
Inn -l.N u,IS SAT r(l,V sy..L
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-01

GCUENCIE or TRANS Tt;,''.. ..sg
SUNDAY, dt'ET - 800.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-12-04
Supreme Court syllabus.
Thomas II. Holland VS.. Emanuel Madenger.
Error from Doniphan County.
REVERSED

BIZ IHE COURT. HoRroy q u
i. Where an action has been tried in Justices
Court to jury, and Judgment rendered for one of
the parties, and no motion for q trial is made,
the District Court cannot the Judgment upon
allegations in the petition in error that the Justice
erred IN admitting incompetent evidence, in rejecting
rel want testimony in directing the jury or for other
errors oflav occurring on the trial
All the Justices concurring
true copy: Attest, c. J. BROWN,
Isl Clerk Supreme Court.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-12-04
Price. 40 Cents.

Be careful to call for COLLINS voLrAIc PLASTER
lest you get worthless imitation. Sold by all
Wholesale and Retail Druggists throughout the United
States and Canadas. and by WEEKS b POTTER, Pro.
prietors Boston. Mass.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-12-04
MONEY TO LOAN.

G. III. ORTIZ, of Hiawatha,
Kansas, is now lOaning money on
Doniphan County Real Estate Sc
curity, at s per cent. interest and
reasonable commission, and has
now arranged so that all or any
part of the money loaned can be
paid at any time, and the interest
will stop on the amount paid.
Call and see him, or write to him
at Hiawatha, Kansas, before bor-
rowing elsewhere.
Mar 90 7s-ly.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-12-04

Do you want a pure, bloom
ing COmplexiOnl II SO, .
Z few applications Of Hagan's
MAGNOLIA BALM will graf
ify You to your hearts con-
tent. 1t does away with Sal
l0wness, Redness. Pimples,
Blotehes, and all diseases and
imperfections of the skin. 1t
overcomes the flushed appear
ance of heat, fatigue and ex-
element. 1t makes q lady OF
THIRTY appear but TWEEN.
TY; and so natural, gradual,
and perfect are its effects,
that it is impossible to detect
its application.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-12-04

THOS. w. HEATLEY,
A TTORNEY AT LAW AND NOTARY PUBLIC
"A Office two doors east of Post ONCE Troy Kansas
1smay7s. F5 = 80
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y If you have any real estate to sell, .pplyto N
b. & G. T. Wood, Troy Kansas.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-12-25
{TO BE CONTINUED. J

-Chas F. McKesson, of Morganton,
whose voice we last heard speaking from
the same plato m with Gov Jarvis, and
abusing the Republicans with a virulcncc
which is this day joked about in Rutherford,
has written a letter announcing his adhe-
sion to the noble band of scallawags. Her
is specimen:
The Democracy from being party Of
National principles. has come to be fac
tion of sectiOnalsm 1t claims to be thc
party of peace yet its delight is not in the
law of the Lord, but in the most foul and
revolving abominations Processing to bear
the olive branch. it has throat like an open
scpulchre' emitting upon everything that
comes across its path to power, contempt,
hatred ard all offensive things. Processing
to speak candor, it has tongue, practiced
in all the arts Of deceit, lips from which the
gall of malignity drops in increasing distil-
laton. and "a mouth full Of venom. Pro
Tossing to be the party Of brotherly love, it
has an appetite for blood and fat that runs
to assassination as to game.
And SO on 3.
Then he proceeds to give hint as to the
reason for his sudden conversion, the
Democrats failed to recognise his great
claims. Read
THE Democratic party Of North Carolina
faithlcss to all its promises. with eyes closed
to the material and political welfare Of the
people, is managed solely in the interests OF
8 few ''armorial ensigns, politicians and
place hunters. and unless man IS llneal
descendent Of this ''charmed circle he has
no voice only to do "a hidden
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-12-25

God, Nau>ta there was Ietaer byat
! ,lllff, dug-out, Ct raft, anywhere along the
river within d. journey. There could
be no doubt Of his sincerity, and my dis
couragement wa, in due proportion Yet
at this moment straw came by. Il h.{
heCrr. SAID old sam, "d.g ,ros frt, n
>tan -bom up at HISS R,,de o,kyd,u. "
wv hat l. stun boat" ''Whv. vou know.
II fiat; one o dem boats built ter haul
rock an sand. Then he explained that
Hoss Pen was a stream {. Horse Pen
Creek, which ran into the Potomac about
ten miles above, and that the fiat -bottomed
scow was used IN hauling material to repair
the canal, when it leaked Instantly |
caught at the straw, and ordered him to ell
the way to 'Hoss Pen. 1t was a great
risk, aS | knew nothing of the locality and
might be led directly into the hands of the
enemy. He we'll knew the Yankees would
give him my baggage a reward for betray-
ing me. He had become quite intoxicated,
and gave great deal Of trouble in keeping
hm from drinking himself past travel
ling Several times he halted and refused
to proceed, as the day was intensely hot, and
the march an arduous one, owing to the nee
esslty OF climbing fences, scrambling through
thickets, and often retracing our steps
was myself nearly past travelling though
not from liquor had had no food for two
days, was very foot-sore, and miserably
tired. But danger began to act as stimulus
ANARRoW ESCAPE
About , p. III. we came upon the brow Of
the bluffs overlooking the valley of the river,
which, however, was more than a mile dis
tant: the intervening ''Bottoms' being fill.
ed with broad fields OF standing corn, far as
the eye could reach An old by-road ran
along the ridge but it had no sign of
travel | yielded to the negro painting plea
for us to take noon rest" \ mammoth
oak threw dense shade over an inviting plat
of grass and both of us stretched out upon
it. BY a lucky chance, | drew off my coat,
and spread it over the satchel, as a back
rest. By another piece of good fortune, the
old darkey overpowered by heat and whis-
key, dropped instantly asleep. | had my
self fallen into an halfdoze when suddenly
there came a sound which set every nerve
ajar, like the crashing of buzz saw upon a
splinter OF iron 1t was the clatter Of horse
hoofs galloping up within stone throw, and
a loud voice saying, Here. General hare
IS tie l,hoce Itod you uaLout"' Another mo-
ment. and Brig. Gen. Stone (of Ball
Buff notoriety: at present, holding high
office under the Khedive Of Egypt with two
staff officers. and an Orderly, had drawn
rein under the shade of the same tree with
us,
(TO BE CONTINUED
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-12-25

THREE IN PRISON.

PART IA Narrative OF Escape from Yankcedom to
IN5y 1861; Scenes i'll Washington CITY Bun
I,u stampede; Perils i'll Passing the Potomac: Full
.lIueut OF Boyish Vow; Lights and Shadows Camp
Life; Sixteen Pitched Battles; Briet CamIai-,n
L4-tcrn Carolina; Capture within Grants
James River, ana cruel Treatment alleged spy;
l~eape and Recapture; Ten months OF Torture ii
Rebel Prison Pens at Point Lookout and Fort Della
ware: Murder of Col Jones' and other Atrocities: Fail
the Contederacy, ald the End all things Footing
hundreds CT miles homeward amid the wreck
Nretcneduess of the Ruined CoE,eiery etc, etc.,
PART U.-Surprising Submissiveness of the South;
Grant. the Victor bears the dOcIy,
.uG Intentions OF the Nanqulshed; Congress begins
HIcy systematic Irrltation The Freedmen Bureau
up petty despOsm every Southern village: The
NsyeS tght to hate, and suspect, their real
friends; Swarms of Sharpers Swindlers,a and all
>CallaWags, Settle upon the South steal what Sher
lett Race Riots for Party Purposes Provoked
Whenever Possible; The Brutal OF the Blacks
Banded into acknowledgements, Oath Bound, Controlled
'y Wicked Whites, and Attended 10y AbOmnabe Atroc-
.es; Robber Rule and Ruin the Result Rise the
White Brotherhood, and Kindred Societies Commonly
alled the hu-kluX-klans; Very Troubleous Times;
The Holden-krk War; Grants Military Measures for
o4pturing the Electoral Vote the southern States
Beglnnng with the Carolinas; Spies, Soldiers, and
special Deputy Marshals OVer-ln the State Jefreys
Bond Spreads his Spyder-Web in the Capitol, Ma
lSuantIy Inhicts the tull Venom of Unlawful Law
EpOn Whomsoever he Catch, the Unotfending and
Under H. Sent, Mid-Wnter, Shackled. to a tar
Northern Bastile, to Undergo Years Torture, tor
Alleged Mlsdemesnors, OF which they Entire
iunocent Journal or Life IN Albany Penitenary rhr
" hole Comprising Faithful History keconstr1Ic-
-.ol in North Carolina: -1o75-inclusive.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-12-25

POVERTY MAKES STRANGE BED-FELLOWS.
|CoNTINUATION. At bed time | was as
~..ued to room with three travellers all
NJrthenerS, and had to share my mattress
with a varmint from ''d-e-o-,c-u tn
I-r4l1mt State, IA typical Yankee of
-he Brother Jonathan style; tall, angular,
aluiSitive, and with anasai snarl that would
have betrayed him in any costume or corner
# the globe He had never been dozen
uilc> from home before, and knew absolute
y nothing about the South, yet he drawled
r hours in all manner Of abuse Of our sec
ION and people, until my patience was we'll
nigh exhausted 1t wss a sore temptation,
as he was expressing his wish to lay eyes
au q Rebci.-'or me to @nrn@ up. and seize
Am by the thro; t, ~l,vu: lne =" Here you
>couudrc, here one ut them And going
70 cut Your he; off - Unfortunately he
was Of Il very diSc"UJngin.f Si-r for such per
formancc; and as had lald my last penny
'ur the bed il seemed pity not to get at
cast Iitt.c sleep upon it.
ARRESTED BY PICKETS!
Early next morning | set out on the road
to Rockville, ,-dreading at every moment to
lnd myself hailed by the soldier who came
rom Chain Bridge with me. The morning
was very dark, with occasional showers, or
arlzzles, and fog SO dense that ] could not
see one hundred yards around me, there
lore twice ran upon the pickets before | was
aware OF 1t. Strange to say. at the first, or
nner, line | was not halted the sentry
merely nodding in response to my saluta-
ION. But at point more than mile from
'Ae village, a soldier sprang from fence
"f91er, and ordered me to halt. My
H-sht and aggi-aIion must have been mani
sSl 10 ordinary observation, though | en-
S tSSyored to talk boldly He insisted on
lla'iIh9 the Sergeant Of the Guard, and |
r'%u another long parley with that official.
St.' nm he could put me to great deal
,'.II uIIuble but | didn't suppose he wished
.I,' T'g,y e., 10 do that; therefore there wasn't
,,e.+ use sending back to town, for | had
l,J l, ,.ilc Ilc night at Gen McCalls hotel and
nTrnt l",Hed o.s with the colonel of their regi-
"A anI r"> Close touch, but | managed to get
rs ~"I mniL language cannot picture my auiexty
,yor,o %lAe1 @i1 on; the dread Of recall being
'""n The fear of bullet in the back.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-12-25
BY
RANDOLPH 4. SHOTNELI.
CHAPTER EIGHTH.

tt-sou4l Narrative cOntinued.-SchoOl Boy politics
and a taste OF Misunderstanding cross the
kualcOu.--G Great Battle at Bull Run.-How North
Carolina saved the day-A Farewell to youth and
school days Starting foot the Bloc ade.
Visit to Thomas Bayard at Wilmington, Della
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-12-25

Read the comparison between North
Carolina and Kas,a- su {. e agricultural al
dress printed on our ln dc pages, Read
the whole address
In favorins review of Mr.. Ballard $
n"sS. S@1 ~ %.s1se ho ...n,I the us.l. fs rs.1.
many Of the most intellectual and refined of
| the Old North States people"
NEW DErARrtRE BY announcement in
| Grand Master Checks circular. printed i'm
| this paper 1t viii be seen the Grange gates
have been thrown open 10 colared farmers
Not that they VIII bc admitted to white
Lodges, but only III Lodges Of their own,
We suppose. Although not one Of the elect,
We notice an increase of interest in the Or
der throughout large sections Of the country.
AshevlIle Jou,uuk There are sixteen pris-
oners IN the county Jail twelve of them are
lmprl soned for violation of the l. : laws.
"Crand opening of the tobacco ware
house ut Marshall Madison county y. G.
on the l4th of January.
W. NJ and r. f.. Gregory. Of South
Carolina, resisted the law officers at Monroe.
The knq"urr says they were about to get
resistance pistol shot was accidentally fired,
and X. +. Gregory received wound in the
head Just above the left temple from a blow
The Gregory brothers and friend named
Anon McNlanus had just purchased new
pistols and loaded them, and no doubt a
bloody tragedy was nippcd in the bud by the
early arrival Of the officers, as all connected
with the affair are known" as men Of good
grit.
Oxford 7o,chHght: There are over three
thousand dogs in this county. and no
sausage Here is an opening for enter
prise. Mr.. J. A. Pace, of this county.
has a hog that worms tobacco. What ncxt4
j. VI. Green, Of Tally IIo. sold six lots
of tobacco at Durham, last Tuesday. at the
following prices : $40 o. S2S 30 81 30,
so 90, $62 O0-an average Of $}2 % crop
around. I'VE learn that one night last
week Mr.. r. j. Wortham, father of A. r.
Worthanl, Esq, Of town, lost thirty
nine sheep in one night ,v dogs This is a
good sermon in favor Of the dog law, which
we hope to see enforced by our next Leg-
islature. Think Of this There were i'm
ported an sold. at Kittrcli Depot. in this
county, du ing the present year, over 2, 900
bushels o corn. The consumers Of this
corn were not producers of fine yellow to-
bacco Most generally they were subjects
of King Cotton.
The Charlotte DLS~rrcr mentioned that
Bishop Green said there was A necessity for
such Il word a. "aoarr.ty," Whywe are not
toll The news genius Of the New York
.>u0 passed the item into his mental diccb. =
shape: The Rev. DR.. Barton. Of Charlotte
\. c. recently SAID in his pulpit. ON
Tuesday evening next, in this church. | viii
marrifv Brother Benton and Sister Rogers.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-12-25
DODGING THROUGH THE FOREST.

As a last resort, and knowing the old slave
must know if there were any secret ford, or
boat. | displayed the varied contents of my
valise, including many glittering trinkets
such as school boys are apt to pick up,
promised him the whole lot, when he should
show me some means of escape. 1t was
easy to see his eyes were dazzled by the of
fer. but the gloating expression changed to
despair as he declared, = fore de good
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-12-25
TRAVELLING ON SUNDAY.

At early dawn, unrcsted and breakfast
less, | pursued my weary way, after hasty
ablutions at roadside rlvulet. 1t was
lovely morning, the whole face of Nature
refreshed bv the rain, birds chirping in the
shrubbery, and little red squirrels frisklng
along the fences and stopping to look back
as if to challenge the big biped for a race;
but, alas the biped way-farer was fareng
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-12-25

New pErARrtRE- By auuouncemcnt in
Grand Master Check 5 circular, printed in
this paper, II Will be seen the Grange gaccs
have been thrown open To colured farmers
Not that they viii bc admitted to white
Lodges, but only IN Lodges Of their own,
We suppose Although not one of the elect,
We notice an increase of interest In the Or
der throughout large sections Of the country.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-06-12
FACE SWOLLEN OUT OF SHAPE
FROM SKIN DISEASE, CURED.

St. Elmo, Illinois.-R. Y PIERCE, VI. D., Buffalo
n. Y: wish 10 add my testimony 10 the Wonder
iul curative properties of your Alt Ext, Golden
Medical Discovery. | have taken great interest in
in this medicine since first used it. was badly
afflicted with dyspepsia, liver deranged, and an al
most perfect prostratlon Of the nervous system.
so rapid and complete did the Discovery effect a
perfect cure tibet it seemed more like magic, and
was perfect wonder to myself, and since that
time we have never been without bottle of the
Discovery and Purgative Pellets in the house. They
are solid, sound family physician in the h ouse.
and ready at all times to fly To the relief of sick
ness-wlthout charge. We have never had doc
tor in the house since first began to use your
Pellets and Discovery. l have recommended the
use of these medicines in several severe and COM
plicated cases arising from, as thought, an i'm
pure state of blood, and IN case have they
failed to more than accomplish all they claim
ed to do l will only mention one remarka Bile
Though could give you dozens). HENRY ROSTER,
mo- ptifal objects ever seen, his face swollen out
OF shape, scales and eruptons without end, extend
ing to his body, which was completely covered
with blOtChCs and scales. Nothing that he took
seemed to affect il particle finally induced him
to try few bottles Of the Golden Medical Discov-
cry, with daily use OF the Pellets, assuring him it
il would surely cure him. He commenced its use
some six weeks since, taking two Pellets each
night, and the Discovery as directed. The result
is to-day his skin is perfectly smooth, and the scay
eruptions are gone. He has taken some seven or
eight bottles in sill, and considers himself cured.
This had bafled the skill of our beet physicians
Messrs. DUNsFoRD & o.,druggists of this place, are
selling largely OF your medicines and the demand
steadily increase and they give perfect satisfac-
ti0n In every case. Respectfully
W. Il. CHAMPLIE, Agt, Am Exp. Co,
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-06-12

BY the Author of the Peoples Common
Sense Medical Adviser, and President
of the Worlds Dispensary Medical
Association, Buffalo and London.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-06-12
MEDICAL.
CHRONIC DISEASES
OF THE
LIVER,
KIDNEYS,
BLOOD
SKIN.
THEIR TRUE NATURE, RATIONAL
TREATMENT & POSITIVE CURE.
By the Author of the Peoples Common
Sense Medical Adviser, and President
of the Worlds Dispensary Medlca!
Association, Buffalo and London.
NEW HOPE FOR THE AFFLICTED
NEW HOPE FOR THE AFFLICTED

The liver has been not inappropratcly termed
the "h0uscRecper'' OF health. 1t Is the largest
gland III the system aud performs the important
function Of extracting from the blood impurities,
that If allowed 10 remain would seriously impair
the healthy functions Of the machinery of life.
The kidneys also perform NEST important func-
ton in taking the blood urea and other poisonous
principles and excrcting them from The system
When in health, therefore, the liver and kidneys
preside over the life-functions of the system and
their condition determines TO very great extent,
the condition OF the system at large. For, when
crippled or impaired, so as to fail in performing
their proper functions, poisonous matters accumu-
late in the blood that weaken and derange all vital
processes