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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1882-05-31
Wilson's New Detached Abstract Blanks.

All Abstracters should use Wilson'S Blanks.
which have all the legal forms and certificates
necessary for the making of complete Abstracts.
They are the neatest and most admirably suited
to the wants of Abstmcters OF any that have ever
been offered 10 the profession Price 81 so per
io0. Address WILSON IL WILSON,
Proprietors of the Liehtning
Abstract of Title and Index Combined,
Danville, Ind.
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EoR sALE-GRAss FARMS.

243 acres, stock farm, excellent orchards and
buildings. about 21s miles south of Monrovia
Morgan County. Price, $40 per acre
240 acres of rough grass land, good orchard and
small house, about 81 miles southeast of Mon
rovia, Morgan County, Price $40 per acre.
240 acres, miles west OF Greenc1stle, Putnam
County. Price SIS per acre.
100 acres miles west of Greeacastle, house
about half plowed. Price, SIS peT acre.
l6S acres. about miles east Of EmiDence, Nor
gan County, about half plowed, remainder good
timber. Price SIS per acre.
154 acres, In southeast corner OF Parke County.
two miles north of Lena; said N be good coal
lard; 81 acres cleared; small buildings. Price,
$40 per acre.
l55 acres in Morgan County. about miles north
of Martinsville; half plowed; comfortable build
ings. Price, g OO0.
1.54s acres prairie, in Newton County, miles
from railroad; 500 acres plowed; excellent build
ings. Prlce, $50 per acre.
These farms are 10 the best blue grass region of
Indiana. are well watered have sufficient timber,
and emfnently suited for sheep or cattle They
venient TO railroad, church. school aud market
facilities. They are worth much more than above
prices but being taken on foreclosure by corpora-
tons derious TO close out this class of assets are
offered at cost, on payments of one fourth cash
and remainder in ten annual payments, with 6
per cent. interest, payable half yearly. These
are the lowest prices. No other property will be
taken In exchange.
FRANCIS SMITH & co.
Indianapolis, Ind. us
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r. IL. EAMLN.
Lawrence, Kansas.

Dear sirs-we have been using your buggies 70,
tire satisfaction. think they are the best bns
gles made for the money.
W: B. GRIMES & CO., Ltverymen.
Whitehall Illinois
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FOR SALE

lNOR SALE-Matthews' Patent Renewable Men,
Il, orandum Book Send for sample copy and
price list. Samples sent postpaid to any address
2. Address SENTINEL COMPANY. indianapolis
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DIR. ScHEScK

DIR. ScHEScK:
Dear Sir-I have used your Pulmonic Syrup
Seaweed Tonic. and Mandrake Pills in nv family
Tor years. and have always found them good and
reliable medicines believe that they win do ali
that you claim for them. 81
w. II. BLAKE. Captain,
Steamer John B. Maude.
Memphis and ST. Louis Packet Line.
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Dear Sirs-I have been using your buggies anc
phsetons in my business for over three years ano
can eheerfully recommed your work. Any bug
gies that can stand the work in a ifvery stable
must be OF good material. and as long you giy
been doing shall use no other werk thantb
work OF the Columbus Buggy Companr of Coluf
bus, Ohio. Very respectfully.
EARNEST BURGDoRF,
Livery and Sale Stable
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PALMER & WHITAKER
Red Oak, Iowa.

Gentlemen-It gives me pleasure to state tina,
have been selling your buggies and carriages for
four years and can safely recommend them 10
any one in want OF a buggy or carriage.
Yours truly,
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Johnstown, Pa.

Gentlemen-We have used the Columbus Bees
Company's work for the last Eve years and a.
c0nscienti0usly recommends it IS strictlyfirstcla,
as to style. material, workmanship and dursbi
fly. Your bUggies have given better sstisfactia
than any other make of vehicle we have hadi
use for the last ten years.
PALMER & WHITAKER
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Foreman of I. ". Topliffs shops, East Cleveland,
Ohio.
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Gentlemen-We have been handling your woi
for two seasons, and have In every instance fouI,
your buggies first class. We never have had on
of your jobs returned to for repairs; neithe,
have we had a single mpIaint on account Of
work not being perfectly satisfactory.
Very respectfully,
H p BUCKLEY r. 90
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Gentlemen Having sold your buggies for some
time can heartily say they give entire satisfae.
tton. l have never seen any factory buggy equal
70 them in finish. l know of two of them that
have been IN use two years at least by men who
are very nard drivers, and the buggies are as good
as when bought Yours,
ID A GAYIORD
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Dear Sir-Your WORK has not failed in single
instance to give entire satisfaction, and proves
equal 70 greater emergencies than you CLAIM fol
it. We heartily recommend it as superior for thu
price 70 any buggy of which we have any know
edge. Yours truly.
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THE COLUMBUS
Buggy Company
STILL LEADS WITH THE
LARGEST
BUGGY MANDATORY
In the World,
And sell the Best Buggy on the Globe for
the money.
Send for Catalogue and yTestim onEzIs of
Hundreds of liVerymen who have used
them. A Address
COLUMBUS BUGGY Co..
Columbus, Ohio. |
COLUMBUS BUGGY co..,
Columbus, Ohio.
TESTIMONIALS.

Gentlemen-Your buggies have given me entire
Ea1sfactton, both in style and durability. ! have
used them for the past three years. Your recenr
improvement ON road wagons L consider the bes-
Ia the market.
JAMES Il. RAMSBURG.
Frederick. MARYLAND -
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Springfield. Illinois.

Dear Sirs-As an evidence OF my appreciation
of your buggies, which have been using fer somI
time IN my livery, fnclose orders for more.
Yours respectfully, w. w. NEW
Danville, Va.
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Dear Sirs-We have buggies of your make tina,
have been in use three years, ard no buggy thai
we nave that cost twice the amount has giVeI
better satisfaction.
JAMES z AIFXANDEF2
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Gentlemen-I have no hesitancy In saying tina,
the buggies manufactured by the Columbus
Buggy Company are the best work for the price
have any knowledge Of In not q single instance
has there been any dissatisfaction on the part o.
any one Of my customers.
FRANK L. HALL.
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From st. Louis, Mo-.

Putnam, Conn, April 18th. 1851.
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Gentlemen-Your buggies in this section of the
country are giving perfect satisfaction for d1ra-
bilfty and finish. As for style. they can not be
surpassed. took first premium at two airs last
Fall with one had used four months and had
been washed, presume. twenty times and still
the painting neld its gloss. They are pronounced
here as the hnest buggies going.
Very truly, T. NJ. BLOOD
Madison, Lake County, Ohio.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1882-12-01

T'hc scene of DE Longs Death.
III tho jesnnctse Court last week
Engiueey>Mi elville concluded the ae-
count u his seaach for De Long
and pA6y, The narrative was very
pathetic. lie gave the details Of
the discovery Of the party frozen to
death on the banks OF the Lena.
The attention Of the searchers WAS
first attracted by hut poles sticking
em Of The snow. Upon seeing
these tlio psliy advanced . few STEPS
wlicn they saw ii band reaeiiiag owl
| inthe snow, which afterwards proved
to be Dc Longs. The rest Of the
party wefc then discovered, the re-
mains Of fire near them and eyi,
I dences that the unfortunate men had
been trying to remove their effects
! with the evident view Of reaching
the banks Of the river. Melyiilesaid
they evidently recognized the fact
1 Chat il they died near the bank OF
\ the river their bodies would be car
ricd away By the Hoods Melville
examined De Longs Journal, which
was found near whore the body lay.
The bodies were all frozen to the
4 ground, but as soon MS discovered
were pried up, rolled together and
covered with tent cloth. II was
found when kmbler's WAS turned
over that he clntched De Longs
pistol. From this Melville drew the
inference that De Long died before
Amber and that he latter had takel
! the pistol to keep Off animals. Mel
i vile gave directions to have th'
4 bodies taken out Of The snow ant
| placed ii a hut near By. lie alst
directed those removing the bodies
to be very careful to preserve an,
articles found on their persons. IL
/ response to question, Melville salt
| it would be an impossibility to hav'
begun the search for De Long am
sooner than it WAS done,
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1882-12-01
The Future Great.

The Northern Pacific folks are now
beginning to boom Livingston, pa
paper town situated about seventy
five miles above Billings and the al
legged junction ofthe National Park
branch. Col. Lamborn, Land Com
missioner Of the Northern Pacific,
says Of this prospective rival of Chi
cage: 1T is the intention to make \
big town OF livingston, which IS
Just at the base Of tie great grade
which takes the ro9d over the
mountains 1t is to be the junction
Of The spur up the Yellowstone TO
the National Park, the route OF
which is surveyed and upon which
work is to begin at once, witha view
oftompleting il into the Park early
enough in the spring 70 accommodate
tourist travel next season. 1t is
the intention to build at Livingston
the largest car shops between Port
land aud. Brainard, and also to con
struct there rolling mills, as q vas
dcposite of the very finest bitumin
Gus coal has been discovered within
three niles Of the proposed new
town. Helena Independent,
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1882-12-01
rha Bellevue Chronicle. ,n 81,

'rhs bellevue Chronicle. il speak
ue etthe Avon 80 ION smeiter SAYS
slls alpasa,lls sill % tie finest ii
sle Take i back ETA man.
( will be soaae tins before the So
ZEN smelling works at this place aud
thnss % Ike capacity at MHldoon.
-.Fe KorALan FOR convenience Ia their
appointments. er completeness IN
hnf~h.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1882-12-01
.lre At nresent some J

There are at present some very
interesting experiments being car
ried out at Messls ] w Pease 4
Cos limestone quaaies, Weardale.
The output 1T the present time Is
estimated at 200 tons per week
The ordinary system Of hand drill
llng has been adopted from the
commencement until very recently,
when number Of deep holes have
been drilled by machine power.
one Of tho holes described and
known ls the quarrymen Jus the
Jumbo hole. has been drilled to 4
depth OF Is feet, By Z It IN diam
etre, The hole was drilled and COM
pleted i'll about Jour hours, and by
an excellent system IN charging the
hole, Was blasted using $50 lbs, Of
powder whereby it is estimated
that over 3 600 tons of rock has been
removed, and Is acknowledged to
be one Of the largest and most effect
4 i've blasts everknown in the district,
and at the same time the output can
be considerably increased The ma.
chine ea,ployed at these extensive
quaries II the we'll known Cranston
patent rock drill, Of Newcastle-on
Tyne -l.ondon Mining Journal
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1882-12-01

Al reports from Wasor City
agree II that Il Is .l.s-tinesl L. b. 4.
iine business center win OH.
i-'tal Boise. Having i tine mineral
country back oft, rich agricultural
iaEss AN about. and being assured Of
railroad communication By the
oregon Short lime. its future Is
certainly assured to b. hight
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1882-12-01

Underinstructions recently issued
by the postoifice department, No
man women on child viii be allowed
TO receive anothers mail outside
their own families, without writ
ten order sent b. the person wish
ING the mai.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1882-12-01
FRIDAY. DECEMBER i 1882
THAT CANVASS.

A n,rmber ofthe " God Riverncws.
paper editors are bucking Hike Cali
lurnia oayuses because Of The action
az the heard Of County Commits.
s;oncis in throwing out Malad and
junction precincts. when they met
"A BOARD of Canvasscr. Haley
News Miner,
A the Times aud KEYSTONE are
the only river papers which have
made any direct allusion tothis mat
Ter, this sheet must BIO incluJeSl
IL with the ssbuekcis.' Now, We
ssn assure our big, oight-column
brother That we hnye no occasion 10
exercise orr bucking proclivities as
10 buckaroo hns set foot IL our
slirrnps. The KEYSTONE i purely
dlslntercsted. has nothing 10 gain Or
lese. We stated the case rs VIC saw
Il from The evidence Ia hand, and
gave All opinion accordingly. No
lew inets haze YET been brought 70
9ht Of sufficient importance 70
alacr that opinion which e thai
tho Board execuded It's powers IN
tlae first instance tMalad yote) and
we're 10 errof in attempting 70 link
he frat with the second (lnuptiOn1,
wlierc no parallel existed, even bad
their rulings IA the first case been
legal We do not assert that il ma.
Gritty Of The Bonrd were aciuaied by
$eihsh Of partisan motives---it may
Aaye been ia good faith with then
understanding Of the hM while
docs appear solnewhAt like strain
lug i point sud We are III lie con
vietion that the decisions Of III.
courts will demonstrate that then
proceedings have caused great
deal o. unnecessary expense g ii
parties concerned,
TIE News Miner mnkes this cut
aenial ui certain allegations
Now. gentle render. wheneye
they story to you that Gil Bixb,
psrnmhuiated about thu classic pre-
tiactS 81 Malad with the ballot 10,
II his se~t pocket. just ior the SAX
ii pointer 10 throw out i who'll
lot ui Democratic Votes, tell en-
~ NO such 4 thing; and when the,
say that Howard Gray tackled a
tbs notice 81 polling place on Ri
Kingsley institute on tlat Sherl
Stray packed aud left the pollin
Naoks ii Billinaslvy~ instead Of i
The Junction q s L.. Just ten q
they aIe another because the bus
nes> nlll eanAe into court and thee
b explained ID duo time.
We have It from the hest 81 Il
tAotiiy that NJ llixby does n
ileav moving tie polls. bpt SAYS
slid - before he was aware sus
aerion was contrary teiew EqGai
= good authority can be given /
llo assertion thar Sheriff Gray i
pu-i the notices 81 election at t,
ilugslsy's and has stated since I'll
bc supposed that 10 be the poilil
place Intended ~ the Board. 10
natter VIII eune before the eou
isme4ew wc Shall drop The 81
sss aith this.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1882-12-01
Avon Slieiter.

This smelter, which promises to
Re not only II credit 10 our city, but
source Of revenue, is rapidly APP
pfoaelliny completion The cold
weather, making it ineonyenicnt for
Slayiee hfiek, letislsled operatleas
some. Prof Corning, The mining tx.
pert q this city who has charge OF
construction. informs Us that the
iron work has all been east At a Salt
Lake foundry aud is now presumed
10 be Oh the way here. Ore Is
accommodating on the dumps d The
MAMMOTH Dcalshot Monday and
other mmes here awaiting the com
rletion Of the smciter.-B Bellevue
sun,
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1882-12-01
IDAHO INTELLIGENCE.


At noisa City flour soils for sl2
per hprrell, and ii idaho City at $50.
Boise Is still siniosted With burg
lars, some Of whom arc very daring
The present term Of Court at Boise
was opened in The $4,000. brick
court house
The Boise court house has i
$4,000 iron icnce which is elegant
ssnI substantial.
t'lcAves' Dramatic Troupe are
meeting witIi good success at the
Territorial capital
The Oregon Short Line Il. Il. will
traverse the Snake rivergalley With
in fifteen miles oi Boise, according
70 tho Democrat
The Territorial Legislature will
conven on the llth instant and con
tinue In session sixty days. The
members viii receive 81 per day,
II is thought the Charles Dickens
mine, Of Yankee Folk, will be sold
this winter and II 4o-stamp mill will
be put up on the ground in the
spring,
Mcssrs John Haley and A. d.
Boomer advertise all their Boise
City property at bargain. They
are investing heavily IL Weiser real
estate,
Bolscites were nble TO observe the
hugo spot on the sun last week with
the unaided eye--something hereto.
fore unheurd Of This was owing
10 the bazy atmosphere
The people Of Bay lIorae arc
elated over the prospect Of 4 80
stamp mill TO be erected soon, The
lumber has been contracted for and
u eawlniIl is now cutting it.
The Silver State, in summing ~
the causes Of ihc result Of the late
election ii Idaho, says that Nevada
wants 20 annex Owyhee and Ada
counties, and rather intinatds thS
thing might be accomplished The
clamor tormore OF Idaho commenced
sooner than expected. Democrat
chi Clawsou camc IN from Sal
Lake, whore went TO close out tn,
sale Of the Nellie group Of mines Of
jordon creek in the Yankee Forl
district Sale was made to Chri
johnson 4 Co. of Viennn Consid
Grafton, 100000. Mr.. G, went {,
Bonanza this morning, Messenge
10th
The Boise Statesman says; Tn
refusal Of the Commissioners Of Al
| turas county, sitting as Il Canvass
| ing Board, to count the full vote 0
| that county Tor Delegate to Cor
| gross is an offence under the Unto
States laws, and il may be il littl
more serious than the Board hay
considered
| The Temple Of Justice III the ne'
court house IS a magnificent apar
ment, large and elegantly finishe,
II will comfortably seat several hun
dred persons outside the bar
peep into its interior makes one fe,
like stealing horse or somethin
just for the luxury Of sitting IL
! trial out. Boise Democrat.
The Oxford (ldahol Enterpr,
says "a petition is being extensive
circulated for the communication
/ Mooney : sentence TO imprisonmei
I for life. Mooney unless the ia
|, doning power ihtervenes, will
/ hung December Sth.a Mooney
+ one Of the men who murdered 1
1 station agent 1t Franklin, on the
/. 4 -, ii The summer Of 1880
i ''he sqnaw creek country has
{ ~ ,neans been abandoned but is i
!. proving lmder stealy aud qW
4 'fhe Idaho World says: 4Fouue
> en- fifteen men ARE ii work near /
Liberty Minis 4 line looking led
Was discovered the other day abe
tbreeqnafters Ola mile north OF
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1882-12-01

The Indian school at Forest Grove
sfogen, has 81 boys ard 81 girls IN
astqndance- The course OF instluc.
Ion - tho same as II the common
schools.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-11-13
TaE CORN CROP.
Estimates on the Seasons Yield From All
Parts OF tho Country.

Estimates on the Seasons Yield From All
Parts OF tho Country.
The November corn report of the de-
partment of agriculture says that deferred
frosts have made the growing period Of
fully average length. Condition, July l.,
averaged s. it was 50 in August, the
same in September and 81 in October.
Last year condition fell from so in July to
&C in October, presagiDg loss of 45O, goo,
600 bushels, which was fully realized. The
depaI tment has three tests of quantity
produced, viz. Comparative condition in
October, yield per acre returned in No
vember and in December total product as
compared with total of previous year. In
October the highest indication of aggrc-
gate was !, ESQ, ,OOO, 600 bushels, and it was
stated that later returns of product may
slightly reduce but cannot materially i'll,
crease the result"
The present returns of yield make gen.
eral average close to 25 bushels per acre,
which is under medium yield, confirming
tic prediction Of September /. that the
"tcayy production Of 1879 and 1880 can.
not be approached under the most favor
able circumstances, which was % III
bushels in tho census year, while tho aver
age yield of ten years to 1880 was nearly
32 Minnesota, 81 Iowa, 1856; Missouri
1874 /; Kansas, Isl Nebaska, 81.
The quality Of the crop is superior
throughout the South. 1t falls below the
standard, 100, in only eighteen states and
tcrritorics-only one point below in Mich
igan, two in Ohio, threo in Nevada, five il
Indiana, Vermont and Utah, Six in New
Jersey, eight in Colorado, nine in Nov
York, ten in Rhode Island and New Mex
ico, fifteen in New Hampshire and Iowa
sixteen in Dakota, eighteen in MinEesot:
and twenty-five in Wisconsin. Some cor
respondents deem it too early for accurate
estimate and think the outcome will bt
better determined by the December return
of product. In former years the December
return of product has been the lowest. Il
is not probable that the crop exceeds the
above figures.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-11-13
"A Revelation

in tho treatment of nervous diseases Is now
taking place. DR.. c. w. Benson, of Baltimore,
many Years ago discovered q sure remedy in
his Celery and Chamomile Pills-thcy have
had a wonderful sale and success. They can be
zeiied on 70 permanently cure sick and ncrv-
GUS headache. neuralgia, dyspepsia, sleepless-
ncss and all nervous diseases. All druggists
keep them. Price so cents per box. Two boxes
for 81, six for $50. free by mail on receipt OF
price. DIR. &. w. Benson, Baltimore.
c, N. Crfttenton. OF New York, is wholesale
agent for DR.. T.. W. Benson's remedies.
Octl6-lmdM WAS
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-11-13
THE TOBACCO MARKET.
TRADE IN SEED LEAF AND HAVANA

For tho Week Ending Saturday. November
II, 10 A. NJ.
O. s. Tobacco journal.
The market was again depressed, and
transactions were very small. 1t would be
waste of words once moro to allude at
length to the cause OF this unfortunate
brought it about, and will continue it until
it IS kept out of the market by high
tariff.
Holders of old stocks arc selling at al
most any figure they can obtain. The
present state of tho market is the most
demoralized we have seen since 1874. The
few buyers OF new that appear ask for
State, Wisconsin and Connecticut. For
Pennsylvania they cannot even be induced
70 make offers. Let US hope-against
lope-that change will soon take place.
Tho sales of the week wcrc about 500
cases of 80 Pennsylvania, at from to IL
cents about coo cases of 81 Ohio, at to
6. cents, and some 500 cases of 'S1 Con-
necticut at IL cents for seconds and 20 to
32 cents for wrapI ers.
Sumatra-NOtwithsta the near ap-
proach of the time when the extra duty Of
10 per cent. will be taken off, the market
is exceedingly lively. Orders from tie
country are coming in very extensively,
and prices range from 81 to s1.4O. The
receipts are Keeping pace with the moder-
ate demand only, most of the importers
delaying their shipments until after Janu-
ary next, when it is expected that from
three to four thousand bales will arrive in
this market.
Havana-Market moderately active.
Sales, mostly now, number about SUI
bales. Prices firm.
Cans Report.
Sales of seed leaf tobacco reported by
]. S. Cans Son & Co., tobacco brokers,
No. 131 Water street, New York, for the
week ending November 13, 1882:
$50 cases 1881 New England, 12(a35c.;
80 cases 1880 New England, p. t. !; S5l
cases 1880 Pennsylvania, PIT. 500 cases
1881 Ohio, 3a@8sc.; $50 cases suudries
3!M18c. Total. 1,030 cases.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-11-13

+%s"Troubes often come from whence We
least expect them" let we may often pre-
vent or cOuntcract them by prompt and intel
liyent action. Thousands OF persons are con-
stant!y troubled with q combination Of dis
cases. Diseased kidneys and cOstive bowels
are their tormentOrS. TEey should know
that Kidn3y-Wort acts on these organs al the
same time, causing them TO throw Off the
pOisOnS that have ciOggcd them, and SO re
neWinG the whole system.