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WHY will you suffer with the Dyspepsia
and liver complaint Constipation, and zen
cral debility when YOU can get ut our stores
Shiloh's Sytcm Ftalizcr which We sell on
aposi,ivc guarantee TO cure YOU Price
lOcts. and - cts. For sale by Barclay
Brothers
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'nly Morning Daily in Southern Illinois

.aigcst Circulation of any Daily in
Southern Illinois.
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NJ. B. IIarrell, Editor.

OFFICIAL PAPER OF ALEXANDER COUNTY
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-02-27

"HAcKMH1AcG" popular and fragrant
perfume. Sold hy barclay Brothers.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-02-27

Is the Highest Grade of Illuminating Oil from which, of
eliminated. ELAINE free Bnznc
and Paafhne In ELAINE fire
songl make absolutely lluminant
dlsagcatle odo, ELAINE pleasant oil o.
does not ncu the wick, and thus avoided
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CABLE NOTES.

The iron masters of Lanarkshire and Ayrshire de-
cided on Monday to rescind the last advance OF six
pence in the wages of their employees.
Lord Penzance Dean of the Court of Arches. will
hold court on Saturday next when. it is understood;
warrant will be issued committing Rev. Alexander
Mackonochie to prison for disobeying the monition
Of the Court and for contempt in tearing down the
Courts order from the doors Of his Church.
The golfers throughout lancashire and Cheshire
gave notice on Monday Of demand for an increase
of ten per cent in their wages They also expressed
desire for the introduction Of the sliding scale Of
wages. The masters will reply to their demand next
week. The North Staffordshire GOLFERS demand o
similar advance in wages.
The London correspondent of the Edinburgh
Scotsman -"Copies OF reports of United States
consuls in Europe on the rate of wages paid to and
the cost of living of the working classes Of Europe
have been distributed by the Foreign Office to
the chief chambers OF commerce in England. at
the request OF the Trades Union Congress
Parliamentary Committee. Lord Salisbury, the
British Foreign Secretary, has instructed Sir Edward
Thornton the British Minister to Washington. to
obtain few more copies for use of the trades
unions. Documents OF this nature would be of
great value to trades which, have to compete with
foreign manufactures and of special value for the
regulation OF wages in competitive trades The For
eign Office would render greater service IT, through
its own consus it would collect the information for
itself instead Of having to beg 1t from the American
government.
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of the bedchanber and lords of the
household. The pageant slowly made its way
through the streets, which were hushed into re-
spectful silence. At length it reached the
gates. The coffin was taken from the hearse and
placed upon estrada which had been prepared
for its reception. A procession of chaplains
and churchmen, headed by the Abbot in his
cope, the cruciix borne in front, advanced to
meet the body A new consignment OF the
body was made, and ut its close the Abbot, deacon
and sub-deacon threw holy water on the corpse,
and solemn music rose into the air, chanting
''Sit nomen Domihi benedctum Laudate pueri
Dominum." Then, with all it's rich adornings,
with its golden cushion and its wreaths OF
flowers, the coffin was lowered into provisional
vault.
EUGENIE's GRIEF.
The Empress Eugene, since her arrival, has
lived in retirement at the Livia Palace, the
seat of the Alva family. Except her own
relatives she has received nobody. Her sorrow
is very deep. To-day she received kilograms
of coincidence from all the sovereigns of
Europe. Madrid is in mourning No
lady in the capital was pop
ular as the Countess Montijo; no house
so hospitable. no heart SO kind. Through
her bathrooms had passed oil the beauty
and magnfcence of Spain. Her social tact was
unrivalled. She was perfectly unaffected, ex-
tremely witty, and ii there was any difference
between the Countess Montijo and ,other
ladies of her rank, it is that she was
even more simple in her manners, and
even more anxious to please than
they. Her palace both in Madrid and
at Caramanchel, was the centre of the very
highest society, and her death has robbed the
royal nuptials of almost their brightest attrac-
ton.
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several changes in the personnel OF the London
embassy and Russian representatives at various
European courts LIE NOrd, the Russian organ
at Brussels, publishes letter from st. Peters
burg denying that Prince D'Oubril, the Rus
sian Ambassador mt Berlin, will shortly be re-
placed by some one who will be more acceptable
to Prince bismarck. The Times Berlin CORE
spondent thinks there is very little chance
of Prince Gortschakotf seeing Prince
Bismarck on his way to st. Peters
burg. In we'll informed circles in
Berlin it is thought unlikely that Gortschakoff
will resign as soon as is generally supposed. 1t
is even thought that Count Schouvaloff has the
best chance of succeeding him.
THE NEW ITALIAN CABINET
The new Italian Cabinet has been completed,
as follows :--Signor Carroll, President of the
Council and Minister of Foreign Affairs Signor
Depretis Minister Of the Interior; Signor Mag
liani, Minister of Finance; Signor Villa, Minis
ter of Justice; Signor Baccarini Minister of
Public Works. Sgnor De Sanctis, Minis
ter of Public instruction; General Boneli,
Minister OF War; Admiral Acton, Minister
of Marine, and Signor Mice Minister of
Agriculture and Commerce. This is the sixth
Cabinet furnished by the Left in four years.
Magliani, Da Sanctis Acton and Miceli, now
introduced us the henchmen of Depretis, have
all held Office before. Villa leaves the Ministry
of the Interior to assume u position which his
training has in every way fitted him to occupy
Baccarini's technical capacity has been already
proved. Bonelli's war record is stainless
Carroll still lends the Cabinet the lustre of a
name which is household word from Etna to
the Alps. Depretis adds to it the weight of an
experience which in three Ministries was able
to still the Italia Irredenta clamor, and per-
suaded Austria and Italy to bury their dead to-
gether. In word, this union Of the two dis
cordant groups of the Left gives Italian liberal
ism its first fair chance to show of what stuff it
is made.]
HERALD WEATHER SERVICE.
The storm predicted by the HERALD Weather
Bureau in cable received on the 10Th is now
raging over these islands. The wind is blowing
with the force of strong gale at all our western
coast stations and rain has fallen continually
since last night in the southern districts. No
reports have as yet been received as to the de-
structiveness of the storm, but it is likely that
considerable damage will be done to small craft
along the coasts.
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GRANT AND PHILADELPHIA.

EXTRAORDINARY PREPARATIONS BEING MADE IN
THE QUAKER CITY TO RECEIVE THE Ex-
PRESIDENT.
PHILADELPHIA. Nov %. 1879.
The reception of General Grant in this city 10
being deliberately provided for. The various citizen
committees having the matter in charge are working
with extraordinary energy. Among others the MEM
bers of the Commercial Exchange have decided to
help the work dlong. The following letter was
ceived by the Committee Of City Councils and read
ut meeting this afternoon:
response TO tho invitation contained in your
municaton of the 21st inst have the honor reply
that NJ meeting of the commanders of the
twenty nino posts Of tho Grand Army located In
this city, held at their headquarters tho 2lst
inst. II resolved without dissenting voice. to
participate in the popular reception Of General Grant
December 16 The comrades of the Grand Army.
diers should be amongst the first TO extend
The members of our Order also appreciate too
we'll the active sympathy and support IL has received
from the people of Philadelphia to feel II incumbent
upon them do their full share I'm making of
that is calculated reflect credit the city
In which they have such just pride. am authorized 10
represent the Grand Army in completing arrangements
for the contemplated Yours respect
fully, VI. NANDkRSLiCE,
Assistant Adjutant General.
On the evening of the 10th prox. General Grant Is
to have q reception at the residence Of George W.
Childs. An invitation will also be extended to the
General to visit Camden N. j.. the guest of the
Grand Army of the Republic.
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, Nov. 26-1 A. M.

WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, Nov. 26-1 A. M. }
Indications.
For New England. higher pressure. westerly winds.
becoming variable and colder. clear partly cloudy
weather.
For the lower lake region and Middle States. ris-
ing followed by falling barometer. variable winds.
shifting to east or SOUTH and colder. clear partly
cloudy weather. followed in western portions by
slowly rising temperature
For the cansl region. Northern New York. tenn
perature probably fall slightly below freezing
Wednesday night
For the south Atlantic States. rising. followed by
falling barometer. nearly stationary temperature.
variable Winds shifting to southwesterly, and clear
or partly cloudy weather.
For tho Gulf States. Tennessee and the Ohio VAL
ley falling barometer southeastcrly winds. warmer.
partly cloudy weather. and in western portions local
rains.
For tho Pacific coast regions generally clear
weather. except probably light rains north Of Cali
foruia.
The Ohio, Tennessee and Cumberland rivers con-
tinue slowly falling
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agitation, and ostensibly advise the people to
keep within the law, the country abounds win
evidence that different interpretation has been
put upon their language. Threatening notices
and acts of violence are the practical
comments upon their words. These are
evil omens for the winter, which is beginning to
be felt A government engineer has surveyed
the districts bordering on the Shannon River, in
Ireland, with view to the commencement by
the government of scheme for their drainage,
which is to cost EGO, 900. The prospect of en-
ployment for laborers in those districts is re-
garded with great satisfaction.
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.

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of the Eighth Avenue Car Stables; Trouble in San
Francisco; Judge Lynch at Leadville; Fatal Pastry;
The Rivers Secret; Hayden's Trial; Diamond
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WARLIKE PREPARATIONS.

COLUMNS OF TROOPS PREPARING TO MARCH
AGAINST THE TROUBLESOME UTEs
DENVER. Col, Nov. %, 1879.
Dispatches from Los Pinos state that up to Mon
day the hostile Indians had not returned to that
point. though it reported that they prepar-
ing to in. Ouray said that the hostiles
wore arming evidently fearing trouble. The
dispatches do not indicate that tho commission
pect to accomplish much more. and 1t is reported
That campaign has already been arranged one col
umn march from Milk River, ono from Utah and
two from the south. The commission IL still barri
caded and prepared to meet any attack. -
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THE CITY OF RICHMOND.

HALIFAX, N. s., Nov. 25, 1879.
The following are the names Of the passengers of
the disabled steamer City OF Richmond who pro-
ceeded to New York by the train this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Z. Purda.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Il. Kerr and two children.
Rev. Charles p. Busch.
The rest Of the passengers will 90 via the steamer
Circassan, which will leave tomorrow morning.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-11-26
L,LoRILINE-foR THE TEETH AND BREATH

Bow Bells" April IL, 1871. has the following;-Ihe
TeethThe beauty Of the and tue teeth nave ever
been rapturous which poets ana novests OF All
ages have delighted dwell but the beauty OF tue eyes
would be lost without the teeth wherea, Hoou SET OF tne
latter without the sparkle the eye always renders the
features attractive In both sexes Clean necessary
above ali things In the preservation OF the tech PIT yes
oxar their often defeats the end
which is aimed at Many tooth powders IN which acids
~, nne,as are Incorporated may Wilton the teeth Tor
time but too frequent OF them would only hasten
,hrir Instruction 1ndeed tooth powders should always
lao with caution. Presovatycs In liquid form ars
nreerabe any other and these have vegetable basis
pn,hng can be better Among these latter will be
onnd more ccacous than the exquisite toilet requisite
ciIsd Fragrant Forne IL has been analy zcd by the
mast eminent yscians and declared perfectly tree from
a corrosive irritating ingredients few drops
wet tooth brush produce delightful foam which ceauses
The Nh impurities swcctens the breath hardens
the gums aud arrests the progress OF decay This must
admitted 4 the great atm to be arrived at and In this
respect Fotilinc has already become great aud do
served avoritc" Ask druggist 70 get you bottle
Price, 80 cents.
"Floriline" Is prepared only by HENRY c. GALLUP
oxford ST. london aud sold by all druggists rough
out the United aud Canada 80 Dor bottle
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CURRIE'S TRIAL POSTPONED.

GALVESTON, Texas. Nov. 25. 1879.
special despatch from Marshall to the Galveston
News says :-"The case Of the state against James
Currie for the murder Of the actor. Porter was
called this morning. None of the States witnesses
being present the District Attorney announced that
he was ready and asked for continuance. which
was granted The Court ordered the clerk to enter
fine of $500 each against Barrymore, Miss Cum
cognizance. The prosecution claim having made
every effort to find Harvey. Tho case Is to be called
ann N n April
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CUBA.
HAVANA, Nov. IS, 1s

HAVANA. Nov IS, 1879
Pancho Jiminez. an influential ex-chief Of the last
instruction. and the only chief Of any importance
in the present one. surrendered the 23d inst ut
Arroyo Blanco. in the jurisdiction Of santo Espiritu,
with fifteen men. who delivered up their arms and
ammunition.
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NO NEWS OF THE WABUNO.

Parry SOUND. Nov. 25, 1879.
The Mittie Grew. which went in search of the sur
vivors OF the foundered steamer Wabuno, has not
yet returned and the gravest fears entertained
for the safety of those who board the
Wabuno. SD
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-11-26
SWALLOWING POISON.

sPURTs OF DISGUSTING MUCOUS from the nostris
upon the TONSILS, watery Eyes SNUFFLES Buzzng
In Ears DEAFNESS, Cracking Sensation in the Head
Intermittent Pains the Eyes, FETID BREATH,
Nasal Twang Scabs in the Nosrils and Tickling the
Throat, are
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-11-26
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following recora will show the changes in the
temperature for the past twenty -four hours In CON-
parison with the corresponding date of last year. as
macy. HERALD Building, No. ais Broadway
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WHY COUGH AND wHEEZE AND SHUTTLE
and talk AS If had burr In throat when HALEs
HONEY OF ioREnouSD AND TAR will cure any cold in two
days. Sold by druggists
Pixies TooTHAcHE DRops In min ute.
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A.-THE DAY APPOINTED FOR THE NATIONAL
Thanksgiving will be duly recognized throughout the
whole country and KNOX the halter has introduced of
course his Thanksgiving HAr for gentlemen which
beauty Make your purchases ut 2l2 Broad
wi % Fifth Avenue Hotel.
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A.-pHYsIcIANs RECOMMEND FOR SUDDEN

and severe colds kidney comp debility and
muscular relaxation DR. HrrRrcKs CPsIcux PLAsrERs.
ALL GENUINE RYE AND ROCK" HAS MY
sig ature on label: 81 per bottle; 81 per gallon.
n VAN BELL 80 Chambers ST.. near Church.
A.-HATS FOR GENTLEMEN, LOWEST PRICES.
p. ERNENWEIN.
Ia NASSAU :
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

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THE ABBk's rBMiTArloN. A Love Story. by Emile
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HELENE. A Tae of Love and Passion. BY Emile
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Above Books 70 each paper 81 % in cloth
For sale by all book Sellers and by the publishers.
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3J Chestnut ST., Philadelphia, Pa
Copies sent post paid TO any one receipt price
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-11-26
SIGNS OF CATARRH.

NO OTHER SUCH LOATHsoME. trcacherous and un
dermning maiady curses mankind one-afth of
CHILDREN DIE of diseases generated by its INFEC-
TIoUs POISON and one-fourh of living mon and women
drag out miserable existences from the same cause
WHILE ASLEEP. THE IMPURITIES in the nostrils arc
necessarily SWALLOWED INTO THE STOMACH and
INHALED INTO THE LUNGS to POISON every part of
the system.
DR. WEI DE MEYER's CATARRH CURE absorbs the
purulent virus and KILLS THE SEEDS of poison in the
FURTHEsT PARTS of the system. 1t will not ONLY
RELIEVE but CERTAINLY CURE Catarrh at ANY
STAGE It is the ONLY REMEDY which. in our judg
mont has ever yet REALLY CURED case of CHRONIC
CATARRH
cUREDl CURED CUREDi cUREDi
c. G. PREsBURY, proprietor West End Hotel Long
Branch. Cured of 20 years Chronic Catarrh.
ADOLPH TAYLOR, with waddell Co., So Beekman st.,
N. Y :-"Cured my child 10 years old. of Catarih"
Rev, CHARLES J. JONES, New Brighton. s. I -
W. A: PHELAN, Merchant, Al Nassau ST., N Y. "Cured
CHARLES MEsERoLE. Ga Lafayette place. N. Y. -"son
cured of Chronic Catarrh'
D. G. McKELvEY United States Revenue officer 9 State
st.. NY:-"Cured of Of Chronic Catarrh."
HENRY STANTON. with the Nassau Fire Insurance Com
psny. 80 Court st. Brooklyn - have experienced
great relief since using your cure"
W. H. EvELETH, New York Toy Store. 10 I4th st. NY
Cured OF Catarrh OF several years standing"
HIRAM HARRINGTON. with Andrew Mcclure stove
dealer stpyyss s.s st. fGCnred Of Catarrhal
j. H. ZIMMERMAN Secretary, sos Sd av.. Y Newer
used thing with good results Catarrh since
childhood; hearing improved"
w. r. SEARLE with Pettis CO.. Broadway and 18th
st. Wife Cured of Chronic Catarrh."
L. F. NEWMAN, Merchant. so5 Fulton ST., Brookyn:-
Cured Of four years Catarrh."
Row WILLIAM ANDERSON. Fordham, n. Y. a-.cured of
20years' Chronic Catarrh."
Rev. c. H. TAYLOR. 40 Noble ST., Brooklyn, n. Y ~
am radically cured of Catarrp"
j. HENDERSON, 1865 Newark NV. Jersey City.-'I lost
my voice by Catarrh and have been cured"
&C., &C.. &C., &C., &C.
wEI DE MEYERS CATAEHH CURE is the MOST m
4. is sold by ali drassis,s or DE%ivERED by B. B.
DEWEY 90, 40 Dey St. n; Y, at =. 50 package To
fsss iS ss + 70
A-wHERE THERE is A WEAKNESS OF THE
throat lungs cold neglected may be all that Is
CURED establish lingering aud generally fatal disease
pulmonary severe cold left of itself
often plants the seeds OF serious complaint, to be
your therefore, the very earliest symptoms
of cough cold by pudently resortng to Dr. JAYSEs
cha tubes alay inflammation cleanse them and the
lungs of all irritating substances An ounce of prevention
Is better than aponnd or cure,
A-"KEEP OUT THE COLD"
Use Roebuck's celebrated WOOD AND RUBBER
). RoEBUuK { CO. 1854 Fulton st.
A.-PHYsIcIANs RECOMMEND FOR SUDDEN
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A.-BURKES WINTER STYLES GENTLEMEN'S
dress and business HATS ready; popular prices
RCRkE
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Average temperature yesterday. Al
Average temperature tor corresponding date
last year.. ........................ 49,
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A.-"KEEP OUT THE COLD
Use Roebuck's celebrated WOOD AND RUBBFR
WEATHER STRIPS your doors and windows
s. ROEBCCK K co. Fulton az
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FREDERICKSBURG BITTER WATER.
sure for constipation and headache.
GREENF1ELDS CHOCOLATE CARAMELS MUST
be sac,picd TO be appreciated 800 Broadway.
HAZARDS STEAM COOKED PEA MEAL AND
BEAN MEAL makes delicious soup in five minutes. An
exceent article for thickening soups and GRAVES of AL
kinds: healthy and nutritious In pound packages ask
grocer for them. Wholesale. b. q. HAZARD CO..
Chambers st.
THAT SILVER DOLLAR.
Senator Baine's silver dollar will buy bottle Of Dr.
purely vegetable blood purifier pcctoral ana tonic aud
Of the stomach liver and lungs with unparalleled
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INDIA IuBBERs Patronize MILLER 4 CO, ~ West lith
st.
THE HEKTOGRAPH.
The Western Union Telegraph Company have discarded
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HEKrOGRAPH COMPANY - and ~ Church ct. 4
wINCHEsTER'S HYPOPHOSPHITE5 WILL CURE
Consumption, Coughs. Bronchitis. Weak Lungs. Debility.
WINES AND LIQUORS. BY BOTTLE OR GALLON
Wholesale prices; Rock ASp RYE four years old sOc
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BORDEAUX WINE COMPANY. % Beaver st.
SIS SILK HATS. SO 20 EACH. LATEST STYLE
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J. HENDERSON 1865 Newark av.. Jersey City.-'I lost
my voice by Catarrh and have been cured"
&C., &c.. &C., &c., &C.
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Rev. C. II. TAYLOR. l4o Noble ST., Brooklyn n Y. =
am radically cured of Catarrp."
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WEI DE MEYERS CATARRH CURE is the MOST M
PORTANr medical DISCOVERY since VACCINATION.
It is sold by all druggists or DELIVERED by ID. u.
DEWEY Co, 40 Dey St. n Y, Mt y. 50 package. To
clubs, six packages for 81 So DIR. WEI DE MEYERS
ia
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-12-16
A Gentle Stimulus

Is impaired to the kidneys and bladder by Hos
letters Bitters which is most useful in oyercom-
ing torpldity of those organs. Besides iniusing
more activity into them, this excellent tonic
endows them with additional yigor and enables
them the better to undergo the wearand tear OF
the dlSchargng function imposed upon them by
nature. Moreover. as they are the channel for
the escape of certain impurities from the blood
It increases their usefulness by strengthening
and BEAUTIFULLY stimulating them. In certain
morbid conditions Of these important organs,
they fall into sluggish state, which Is the usual
precursor of disease What then can be OF greater
service than a medicine which impcls them ia
greater activity when slOthiul' No maladies ar
more perilous than those which affect the kid
news and a medicine which ayertS the peri
should be highly esteemed.