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Nh. EDTToR.-In the Gazette of the 28th inst, is
an article on the abuse of legal power process and in
which the writer seems to attempt to whip the Attor-
ney General aud his Deputy over the back of the
Marshal and his Deputy. The writer in question is
as well known as if his name had been signed to the
article, and it is well known also in this community
to what it refers, viz, the arrest of one George Mum
den, If the writer of the article in question should
wish all the facts of the case to appear, let him state
it in an open manner, and not by subterfuge attempt
to imply a wrong action to faithful and honest off
GERS.
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CELEsTIAL.-The Swedish bark Hermine, of late
quarantine notoriety, left this port for Hongkong on
wednesday last. with a full cargo (not of sugar) but
live Cinnamon, and their cash collected here, and
one corpse. There was las FOULS, including 6 wo.
men. 1t may interest some of our readers to know
that our Celestial friends willingly pay Ave times as
much for the conveyance Of a dead body to it's native
soil than they do for the transport of their valuable
selves. The " infected 81 ship did not seem to deter
John from risking his life on board when a chance
offered of going direct to Hongkong. A few more
vessels taking a similar freight would soon make
room for the Importation of a cargo of Chinese
green-horns, in the shape of cooks. w~ashmen, and
general servants. who would be satisfied with double
the wages they get in China.
RUSSIAN HoLIDAY-Last Thursday, being the an
niversary of the birth Of His Imperial Majesty Alex
brated in this city. His Hawaiian Majesty Kala-
kaua, and Cabinet Ministers, visited the Russian
war vessel at noon, and was received with the usual
honors and salutes, from the Djiguih, as well as
the German corvette Pineta. In the evening, from
half-past seven till nine. we were treated to a splen
did exhibition of fireworks from the war vessels,
which were enjoyed by many invited guests at the
residence of Nj. j. W. Phuger, Russian Vice-Consul.-
The celebration of the day was happily concluded
with a ball at the Hawaiian Hotel, at which we're
present many of the notahilities of our island city.
His Majesty the King, and their Royal HighneSs.
Mrs. Dominis and Mrs. Cleghorn, graced the Occa-
sion by their presence and participated in the
festivity.
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Mr. NJ. KEALAKAI hiss this day been appointed an scent
to grant Marriage Licenses for the Island of Lanai. vice
G.. W. kauweasole. SAMLG WILDER,
Minister Of the Interior.
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ALCOHOL

EOR SALE IN PACKAGES. I'm BONDO OF
20. so and 40 Gallons, at IS cents per ~galou-CAsH-
guaranteed between 90 and 95 per cent. proof, by
mario I'm CHAS. LON No. S Merchant St.
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and with dispatch, U laitniuny executedl
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Shortly after the Legislature adjourned yes
terday, the internal arrangements Of the Hall were
rapidly transformed, and now present q business
like appearance. At 10 O'Clock this morning the
Chair will be filed and business will ommence.
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TO LET.

vRyHE BRICR-STORE AND VI
on Queen street. belonging to DR. r w. Wood, at pre-
sent occupied by the undersigned. For terms apply to
Sc 2Tti ii. HACKEELD & Co.
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q The Gazette of this week Classics a con-
siderable number of newly arrived passengers as
8 roughs and disreputable persona" Is this
christian charity. to recklessly brand people as
being wicked " on sight. ?" We might not be sur
prised on the arrival Of a cargo of Chinese
(Which Providence forbid.) had our contempt
rary said harsh.
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waffle BARK.-We have received from the Hon
A. Fernandez, of Lahainai Maui. a phamplet pub
lished by authority of the government, at Melbourne,
and forwarded to Judge Fernandez by Baron Ferd.
Won Mueller, a distinguished botanist and scientist
on the bark Of the " Waffle Tree. - showing the pro-
fit to be derived from its systematic cultivation.
The bark is in great demand in Europe for tanning
purposes. is worth $50 a ton. and the tree it is said
will grow luxuriantly where nothing else will. We
shall again refer to this subject at length.
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BODY FoUND.-A late arrival from Hawaii states
that there was quite an excitement pervading the
Hamakua district near Honokaa on account Of the
finding near that place of the body OF a man sup
posed to be a chinaman hanging to o limb OF a
tree. The appearance seemed to indicate that the
man had been lassoed, dragged along the road
and then hauled up by the aid of the Iasso to the
limb of the tree on which the body was found.
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NOTICE

a LII BILLS AGAINST THE
~ up 10 Feb'y 18th, IssO, are 70 De set
tied by Mr.. ?. 3 Pratt, and all Bills from the 18TH Of feorua-
~. 1850. will be settled by
Agents for Steamer Waimanalo.
March both, 1880 aP3 Inn
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PAINTS AND PAINT o.

HIUBBUCK'S PURE LEAD, HUBBUCK'
White Zinc, Hubbuck's Pale Boiled Oil, Boston spiT
Turpentine. For Sale by
iai 70 BoLLEs & 90.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-12-06
NO. 2S7.
misfrllaneous.
THE OLD. OLD HOME.

When long for sainted memories.
Like angel troops they come,
Ii fold my arms 10 ponder
On the old. old home.
The heart has many passages
Through which the feelings resa.
Bu, its middle aisle Is sacred
To the thoughts of old. old home.
Where infancy was sheltered
Like rose-hnds from the blast.
Where girlhoed's brief elysium
In joyousncss was PASSED,
To tina sweet spot forever,
As 10 some hallowed dome,
tite's pilgrim bends her vision
lis her old, old home.
A father SAT. how proudly,
by that old hearthstone's ray.
And told his children stories
OF his early manhood's days,
Aud one soft cy, WAS bcaming.
From child TO child twonli roam,
Thus mother counts her treasures
In the u Il, old home.
The birthday rins and festivals,
The blended vesper HYMN
SOME dear one who was swelling u
l. with the Scraphiml,
The fond "goed. MI gh,s" NJ bedtime
How quiet sleep would come,
Aud fold us all together
In the old, old home.
Like a wreath of scented flowers
Close iu,ertwined each heart,
Hu; time and change In concert
Have blown the wreath apart.
Bu, dear and saintcd memories
Like angels cv GENE,
Ii | fold nv arms and ponder
on the old, old home.
". Y. ObscrrcT
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-12-06
Weekly Kennebec Journal,

Published every Wednesday morning, Is the largest
soo paper in the State containing news political
;ies agriealtur and scientific matter tales, poetry,
anecdotes, household matter, markets. &C., &c.
Terms 81 per dnnam IL. ddrdnce.
transient Advertisements, $500 per inch Il frst
vek 0ccnts per week for each subsequent in etion.
ss1ts per week for each subsequent week.
Business Notices, in reading columns, 20 cents per
line for first nsertion 10 cents PER line for each sub
sequeni insertion.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-12-06

Throat
a the e exp % and 2 living hatcaf fine
brand tlB m lng tn alprof ssoomg
d niIi ha ht and h Rock
yoft td make a pleas dapetim t f al
Extract from of Comm erOf nternalR
Treasury Oh o D.
Mes sIawrenc Min DISC Iha p in he
dnp pctonlco emit
dytothe Cu1 dd hyp
Yours Sind) B.. (nn
Dontbe dby
namM
Put qua i 70
dv druggists sdg IA >
n.enda anttepr prepaid to the EXPIRE o n
Lnwren & Barclay York
dS
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-12-06
Gbe Aennebee yournal.
published at AUGUSTA, MAINE, Water Street, foot
.fcourt, by SPRAGUE & Son.
railv Kennebec Journal,

,.sued every morning, except Sundays. Itcontains
,s latest news by telegraph and mail gives reports
sSNsrkets. and has carefully prepared political and
"a, articles, and generous amount OF farming,
sme and miscellaneous reading with full compila.
lion Of state news.
u Terms, s7 per aa,,uns In adrance, 90 if payment
not made within the year. Single copies cents to
!. md AT the book kstores and at this Office.
adyertsements inserted on reasonable terms. Rates
nav be had on application at this Office.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-12-06
NERVOUS EXHAUSTION.

medical essay, comprising series OF lecturcs de-
iiyercd at Kehn's Museum Of Anstomy ON the cause
and cure Of premature decline. showing ndisputabiy
how lost health may be fpxained, adosdtn9 clear
syuoosis Of impediment to marriage and the treat
rns Of nervous and physical debility bei.g the re
m of twenty years. experience. By UAl Sc cur
rency o. postage stamps. AdSress See'y kahn's
Nueeum, 6ss Broadway, n. T. nor27.sm
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-12-06
Railroads ann STEAMBOATS,.
Maine Central Railroad.
r. 5zsssssss1 -. - 80 -:
~ -. s:sssses zssrs--.2
Change Of Time.

Ouand after SUNDAY. OCTOBER Il, 1880. trains
will leave Augusta
For Portland and Boston at 600 "a. NJ. and 9.ae A.
~. 205 and l0.is L. NJ.
For Rockland, 600 a. NJ. and 95S "A. M.
For FarmIngton, 952 A. NJ.
For Bath 600 A. NJ. VI. A. NJ. and 2.OJ T.. VI
For Lewiston, 600, 952 A. NJ, and 20o and l0is
r NJ.
For Waterville 2.27, 1906 A. NJ, and $40 =. ~,
For Skowbegan, Belfast, Dexter aud Bangor. 3.4o
Sioht Pullman Trains each way every night, sun
days included.
Gardiner Accommodation Train
AUGUSTA To GARDINER.
M. M. 2. M.
Augusta, w., e'fo 80 .'3S
Hailoweil, w.. e-ie - ~
Gardiner, ar, S.oo S.fN ''''
GARDINER TO AUGUSTA
Gardiner, w., SUI i.v ~ ~
Hallowell, w., $40 !'is 80
Augusta, ar, 90 i'~ '
FREIGHT TRAINS.
For Boston, Portland and way, 1913 a. VI
For Skowhegan, Bangor and way, i-co l.. NJ
Due from Boston, Portland and way, Tho l.. VI
Due from Bangor, SkOwbcgan and way, lo.io An
TAYSON TUCKER, Supt.
nd
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-12-06
Advertising Agents
FOR THE
Kennebec journal,
DAILY And WEEKLY.

The following Advertising Agents authorized
u receive subscriptions and advertisements for the
KENsEBEC JuUENAL:
BOSTON :: : &: S. NJ PEFTENGIL, Co. 10 State
Street.
8. X. NILES, M. 8 fremont St.
T.C EVANS, fremont Temple.
HORACE DODD, 20 Washington
Street.
nEW YORK :: DACCHY & Co., 19i Fulton ST.
GEO. T.. EowELL & Co, 10
Spruce Street.
JAMES II. BATES, Al Park Row.
W. W. SHARPE Il Co.
s. ". PETTENGILL 4 Co, 81 Park
Row.
PHILADELPHIA n. w. AVER & son, Times Bldg,
Chestnut and Sth streets.
g NJ. PETTENGILL Co., 701
Chestnut Street.
NEW HAVEN, CONN, II. L. HUBBARD, City Bank
Building.
, 1880-02-07
WHAT BETTER EVIDENCE

could tho people ask to subst.lntlate tho
merits OF Or. rterco's Family Medicines than
the fNct tl'at they hive not only yenrly grown
III popular favor In this country, hut tho
foreign lcniund for them lAs Gce0MO 10
great As to neceSsitAto the establishing q
branch Of the celebrated Worlds Dispensary
III London, England, that these blessings To
the afflicted may BIO dispatched frOsn TINT
commercial centre Of the world to every
country mud pvople2 Golden Medical Dis
covery Is u concentrated, potent, Altcratlyo,
or , ,bl,ooa-ceans1nE nod, remedy, ti,at wins golden
fro!n the common pinlple, Ilotch, or erup..
internal fever. SORENESS ntl1 liberation Yell
to It's lgl, Influence. Consumption, which
u but q form OF sCrDful0us affection Of tho
lungs, may IN its early, stugcs BIZ cured by 4
freq use Of this G01-glven, remedy. Sec ar-
tlclo on consumption! and liza treatment III
"1nyal1ls' uihe-l}ouk, ,"-l0 cents postpaid,
Address Worlds Dlspensary Medical Asso-
cinl!on, Buffalo. n. !,
WohcEsrEls, Mass., Feb: 3, 18p.-Dr. r.
=. Pierrc-nEAN SIN: With trembling hn,lti,
from my extreme agt-betnK 85,-l write to
Inform yDli Of the great benefit your Golden
MudlcMl Discovery Md Pellets hive been To
HE. ThftS years ago WIS prOstrAte4 with
pneumonia, ind no 0ne thought l would
recover. by the uye Of tEOse medicines /
WAS raised to health, anl By. tho blrsslnE Ut
God Aid your medicines I hara elJjOyo4l
pretty gnoa health since, though for yUNty
before this l suffered FROM Wcak lungs ail4
"e"' MAniy d, FISK. :.
, 1880-02-07
.RADVAY'S. REGULATING PlLlSl

rerfect Fur8atlve Soothing ApeFients, ~
Withont Pa1a, Always Helinhls asa
Natural In their Operation.
VEGETABLE SUBSTITUTE FOR cANnkL ~.
Perfectly tastetcss, elegantly c9ateM ats!s I'd I'D
aweet gum, purge, regulate, purify cleanse A1~
N*pwAxs Pills, for tho oura Of al d!sps1sss psi.s.
Of tho Btomach, Liver, howel1, Kidneys IT,. tior
der Nervous Diseases, Ilcadachc, ConStipaluSo.nI'
Gnsttyoness, Indigestion, Dysp9rsla nITend ts'es snd
~ doEangenents Of tho informal Y!scSIa; a,;esss.
rautcd to effect perfect onro. Purely seS|t seaS|ste.
bie, containing no mercury, minerals OF 's''~
stona urngt. .. .ou..,. .,,,-,,m, result
INK from Dlseases Of the digsstiso orFans;o cn d
stlpat1on. Inward Piles Fullness OF lh0 nW',s.a.
Heartburn. pyeust Of Food gnlllsss. s.ptaa 1u Tt q
tho STOMACH: q f. s9ns ar'StaaGms ~ sueilng
Visfan, DOts Or Wobs fielose tho Sight. fG IT,.
and Dull Pain In the Head, peti1Inh9sy 9s. o. lin
epiratton, Yoilomnees Of the Skin and Hyee.is.s.I
IL tho Hlo, Ghost, Ltnlha. and Sudden Flusoe'
IleAt, inrnlng IN tho Flesh. III, ,<ca the
fcw dosA& Of hApMAY'S PILLS Ht,rs WI ~
system froin ull thu above named tlsoFae1e
Iartes, Va CsHts Per ito1. 49,,
We repeat that tho reader must Gos1uas nj
nn4,ks md papors OIL the subject u assea'
thelF curos among which Mny 10 H4taea'
"ta]se and True"
"9sadtpay oss Irritable Ursthsa,"
"}satt.ray on acrof4ta." AZ.
and othess relating to different c'assea Of ~
'A'' SOLD ny DRUGGISTS.
READ "FALSE AND TRUE" =.
Send q tcttor sta''p " RADlHAt y ee'
~ Warssn, cor. CAmreI.-st., Nds1 l0rK' .,a
nv Information worth Thousands viii po ''1'
" YOU
, 1880-02-07
4 CONNECTICUT FARMER.

~ Inc f4d4tUf ~ lhS ChttdQ0 Iftuhne.
NlT. CARMEL, Conn.,, Jan. a7.-I noticed
your paper Of tho 2lyt requested Informs
ton about low to help tho muddy roasis
llavo had so,no experience with nll kinds Of
ronds, and hive listened to tho stories about
tile. llnyc used them III the tlcltl, IN Slime
places to advantage. Where the land Is clay,
1was complied to take tlleln out and l,su
small stone-t1le. In roads Of tight.
Some dry relllng pr.i!rIes III, ease OF springs
nt the foth OF stMie hill can be dlrincd with
ti!e, but small stoue IL better. .lYe Gun draw
wator IN clay soll, whllc tllo will III twenty
tour hours setld tho water to the s!rfaco.
keep thu clay frnnn the JOINTS Any soil that
ls too sticky for.a good roAl Will tread so
closo that It will not penetrate to tl,u tile,
W. VIII ftand H. Iati!es, s, directly eyer the
s cs; tes Il : ts1 nsow wo ff0Ms M t'oI viii ats do sos @
gonI, but stone On tho prairles are scarce,
Thu worst place to build Is OIL luvel
pralrle. II was In the, pralriq country. I
would do wlIat experience l!ns taught
with dccp cutters, tweNty-eglEE.t or thirty fcut
for common roatfs, shaped Just lLke very
tlat roof, one md half Inch slope to tho
foot or more, straight front, outside cutters
grader sharpen tho ri.lge: ! would Try one
nthcr plan i, order to destroy tho lnyc1, us I
know It works well III every case tried on
lpvel swa,nps. OMco III about sixteen rods,-
eight, ascending, eight, rods dcscendng,-
cross.scciion, but less iaI 10 lile foot, say ons
md llalf Inches to tho rod, or more the
batter. When you gut to the .lowest point
where the Wnter will drain fr0M
lanko Tile lie Ss r"al harrow and % sharp ap
III sunle places Of considerable travel. Those
cross cutters ought tu IIaye two plank fust-
e,etl by spikes to su,.,u s,t,ntl sleepera. Place
the plank o,,e antl l'lree-f0urth Inches apart.
tho outside gutter Is considerably lower than
the plank. / think tho worst form 0f roaI
Is Just what most peopto nuke, Still, some
havG adopted tho HliauG here described,
lat sides, w described, Will let thu water oil.
JARED ATWATltlL
, 1880-02-07
ENGI.lSK ExpElEIENCE.

AANfs~s
4531 STATE. STngET, CHICAGO, ILL.,, Feb.
a-Tho subject Of u!a draining seeias not
only I'LL Important one but one of the prolnt-
mont questions Of the day, and give you the
result Of my practical experience on this
subject during years Of practical lnbors.
About thirty-)lye years ago took up sitaa-
ton under the British Government as drnlMer.
My father was one Of tho first 10 use the
round tile for draining In Surrey, Eng.
have drained thousands Of aercs, and was
great!y pleased with the letter Of Edgar II.
1ieafer III THE TRIBUNE Of Saturday, Jan.
"a, ard fully lndosse the statements therein
made. My experience in draining was az
Qulred altogether In England. Land that
prior TO draining, was almost ltselcss-Woull
not Keep stleep per .acIe-hns been made
Bolilo ot the best and most profitable In that
country. huye known laAd rcllted at seven
sllllllngs, o. 81, per acre, utter draining to
rent fur SO per uere. The cost ot draining
this land was 330 per lore, md the entire cost
was more tlan recovered III two years.
The sun acts with more power IN nn-
drained land. 1t nets upon tho water and
causes tho surface of tha land to buru up III
the summer time. Instead Ut vegetation
startling, the lMid burns, glylug tho yeGsta.
, 1880-02-07
LAND DRAINAGE.
AND DISTINCTIONS TO WATEI+C0u1lSEs.
Ettraet (rom IN lf.fny bvJ. I. Rttrt, u. d., Apyt-


AND DISTINCTIONS TO wArEI,-C0u1asEs.
E1sraes tfO" a"lE byJ: I: Rtsr<. N. D., App1t-
"Dut tho drainage Of llrtis for agricultural
purposes has attraeted popular attention,
and l.as been systematically conducted In
this country only within IL very fow years.
The United States hnyo yet much to lenrn
upon this subject from othur countries,
France, belgium, Germany, md England have
all encouraged 1t by direct Governmental
aid, the latter country approprinting tuntl
equal TO S:o,Wo, 700 to bo loaned to TURNER'S
to DO expended In tErntnngc, subject to re-
payment In snail annual inssallmenta. The
stimulus of substantial uId llas likewise been
extended to this practice In tho Dominion OF
CanAda, where "certaln lnaln lrnins Of grcNt
extent nnd capacity aro opened by the Gov
ernn'ent aud pald for by general assessment,
Into which owners OF real estate l,lay empty
the private drnlus constructed at their owl,
EXPENSE"
The Legislatures Of several States Of our
own Union have also passed Drainage ncts,
By the ail OF which large bodies of nlarsh
laads have bGen reclaimed, From nil Of these
experiments, III well US from tllpsu 1nntlo by
private Individuals in numerous places, snch
results l!l1yG bten obtained as l,ave abnl!d-
a!itly established TIE fact that wherever tho
peiise Of draintitg swAlni'y or otherwise wet
!at1t, slicl! operation beculAes source Of very
larso pGctninry prollti nor does tho expuEl-
tllco differ IN caso OF |arl whero thoro is n
HupornbundAncD 0f moisture bcllcAtll tho sur
fnce, even though tie sl!rfnc6 ltself nIay be
dry. There IL much 1aMll where the s,irlneA
ordinarily shows ito really Wet spots, but
where subsotl exists that Is nearly or ell
tirely imperv!Uus.
THE FAMILIAR ILLUSTRATION
Of a tlowcr-pot with the bottom hole closed,
aptly describes sucll lAnt!; the lnlpvrvlous
strnsn bulOw hinder tha urnLnngo OF the soil,
~ It does tic closed bottom Ut the tlower-p0t
!Iinacr !ts drntliRge, until, for variable
hight above these strlta, tho ground Is SO
WMter'S3Akttl and sog9y lis tu 6e utterly unit
eltlleF Tor tic lhalnteNnIicG OF vegetable life
Or f0r tue occupancy OF aIl,nlnn beings. Deep
B.lhso!l lratAage will usually accomplish fur
such iNiiA what opelllng tbs llnle In tue but
tom OF the tl0Wer-pot NccuIUptsps for It,
tint Is, 1t will rursier 1t light watin, porous,
fertile, nllu lleultliy,
!, Such ea'lals nlay occasionally exist where
THO surface IL very unUyel,, perhaps ever,
llilly,-the, wAter III such cusrs soaking
through tie 6tlrface+soll until! 1t reaches MI
linpNrflDl5 stratum, At0liE which 1t trlyels
until forced to tho 8urfHce, pert.nps as u
sprlng .uM the hillside; Or, falfinE sooner tO
ienclI the surface, II nny siread over the low
lnlnlS lt its foot, converting 1t into SWN,Ilts
or marshes. Ut I'LL such lalld. Alr. WarluX
says that drainage Is the key to vii Improve
luent.
The proportion Of land to which this de-
scEiptiou applies, Ala Which would Nv beug-
, 1880-02-07

Chronic Skin Dfscases, Carries OF tho Dons t,,,
Enors III tho nlond, Scrofttlois Dlsonses III ~ =.
Unnatural Ilnbft Of 1sody, Byphllls and Vcnrr.sTe y
Fever Sores, Chronic Or Old Ulcers. Sail Hh,Hs&
H!ckcts. WhIte Swelling, Scald Head, IJters:
Affections, Cankcrs, Glanlular HHe{lInR1. Nod.sc
Wasting md Decay Of tho Body, pllnncs III
Hlotehcs, Tumct3, Dlapeps!n, Kidney AID nl,%
der DIsenscs, Chronic hhpumntlshi md tiot
Consumption. Gravel md Calcliious DennsIt,ss
and v9rtottcs OF tho nboya oompialnfA 10 TSIss
soMetlmca Rro given spoc1ous namcs '>s
Possesses tho curative power over thcsc dIscaTs
TINT 1lndvay's Resoly1nt furnishes. 1t c,,sts
step by atop, surrey. from the foundation. hnd
restores tho Injured parta to their sounI cond. s
ton. TIE WAsrEs Or THE nOpY ARE srnppsn
AND HEALTHY nLOUD Is guprL1Ko<.rO 11E sr1
TEN, from which nov material Ia formed, Tt,,},
tho fltrt corrective power Ut itadways llesolytbt
IN cases where the syAtcm has been saIjystts
md Mercury: Quicksilver, Corrosive Sublmsts
have accumulated mid become deposited IN IL
bones, joints, ETC., causing cnrfos Of the bonrt
swelllnAs, ynTicoso VEINS ETC., tho Sarsapatills
will resolve away th9so deposits and e1termI.
nntc tho vtsll8 Of tho disease from the systefn
j.. II shosc whp hre taking these mcdc!ncs for
tho cure Of Chronic, 8Crofulous, or Rypbt|tis
diaenscs, Ii ,wcver slow may be tho cure, "feH
BETTER md lind their general Ecalth imprnr.
Ing. their hcsh and weight increaain9, or even
keeping It's own. is q suro sign that Tic curs d
progressing. In these Diseases tho patient
either Eots better or Horse, tho virus Of tho d,.
ease tS not inactive: i not arrested md diva
undermine tho constitution. AS soon "a As
SAnaAPARILL1AN makes tho patient "fccl bet.
ter" every hour you will grow better aud w.
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