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sr. LOUIS, Sept. Ala report comes
from Bevier, No., that ct an early hourthis
morning an air compressor, to be used in
the coal mines Of Loomis 4 snively, at
that place, was blown TO pieces by dyna-
mite or some other explosive. The
machine had not yet been nnloaded from
the car on which it had been taken to
Bevier. There Is no clue yet TO the per-
petEators Of the aes, but Il Is supposed 10
have been done by some white ltnking
miners, who formerly worked at the
mines, 70 wreck vengeance upon boomis
& sniyely, who employ none but negro
miners. The machine was vRlned ct
about $500. 81, 1hsst
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HOG caoLEnA rs KASsAs.
The Infected CouutIs. Number Thirty-Lo
TO stock Over 81 600, 900.


to stock Over 81 100000.
ToPEKA, KS, Sept. 2i.-concerning the
prevalence Of hog cholera in Kansas, the
ssateveteriuarian says: "There are thirty
counties in this great State infected by
hog cholera. This year the diEease is
more prevalent than at any time within
the history OF the State, and the losses
will undoubtedly reach 81 ,oCo, 900 or more.
Large numbers Of hogs are being shipped
TO market that are infected with this dis
ease, and rs consequence it is appearing
in counties not before infected. Il Is also
4 fact that nearly every Btock-yard IN the
eastern tWo-thirds Of Kansas is infected
and all hogs shipped through these yards
are exposed to injection"
The Veterinarian SAYS thAt the treatment
OF hog cholera, with the object Of securing
4 recovery, does not pay. He urges thai
the animals be killed and burned the
moment they show signs Of sickness, ard
active measures taken for the suppression
OF the disease, and TO prevent 10 intro
ton from other States by imposing quar-
antine Of fifteen days on all shipments.
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FrR rug BIZ sNroN cur.
Another Yacht match in which the EngllSh
Boat TAkea Part.

Another Yacht Hatch In which the EngilAh
Boat fakes Part.
New YoRx, Sept. 2l.-Compsred with
the yacht races in which the English cut
ter, the Genesta, took part las: week, the
one begun to-day for the Brenton reels
challenge cup excited no local interest.
No excursion steamers, not even q yacht,
steam or sail, went out to See the start for
the trophy.
The cup is magnificent silver trophy,
valued at = 500. 1t was offered by Com
modore James Gordon Bennett in 1872,
and is open to bs contested for by yachts
OF all nations. The distance is from Sandy
Hook iEhtship, around Brentou lightship
off Newport harbor and return, about 800
miles. II was first won July q, 1852, by
the Rambler in SO hours 55 minutes IS
seconds, and the same yacht successfully
defended 1t September q OF that year In
43 hours 25 minutes 80 seconds. The third
race was July %, 1875, when the Idler
won it it in the fast time OF 81 hours IS
minutes l6 seconds. The Idler being sub
sequently sold to go to Chicago the cup
reverted 70 LQ6 NeW 1uIA AACbL SAuOI
and the present Is the fourth contest for
It.
When near the Sandy Hook lightship
this afternoon the tow lines were cast od
and the yachts made sail and prepared
for the long trip. The Luckenbach gave
the preparatory signal at 4:49 p. NJ, hay
ing placed herself in position q little TO
southwest OF the lightship. The Daunt-
less was under main and toresail, fotestay
sail, jib flying, iib and main club topsStl,
which covered her main gaf topslil. The
Genesta carried o mainsail, forestay sail,
lib, flying jb and club topsail. At 4:59
the signal 10 start was given. The yachts
we're then TO the southwest OF the COM
missee boats. They came around and
passed the line nearly abreast Of each
other, the Genesta being to westward.
The Dauntless had set q iib topsail and
and main topmast staysail. The Genesta
did not set any more sail. Soon after
crossing the line she passed the Daunt-
less, and began fast leaving her. The
Yachts were heading eastward. The wind
was very light from south.southw est and
the weather clear with long swell on the
ocean. At $50 the Genesta was mile
ahead. Whom darkness set in the Genesta
wss observed TO be nearly two miles
ahead oIthe Dluntless. The Luekenbach
had lett them and was heading for home,
leaving the 0:eau Kingto keep the yachts
company. Their progress was not very
faat
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LONDON, Sept. 2l.-An enormous
Socialist meeting was held yesterday at
LimehouSe. The crowd prevented many
attempts Of the police to arrest the speak
ers, bat they finally succeeded in aresting
Mr. Malone, Secretary Of the Socialist
League, the stewart Of a German club and
six spectators. The police encountered
tho greatest dlmeulty In preventing the
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TuE Republicans across the river are
making determined fight. The County
Executive Committee have arranged for
number Of meetings in Belmont county
this week and they promise to be
fruitful. on Friday evening Hon. A. L
Morrison and Hon. John J. Geghan will
speak in Bellaire, and on Saturday even
ing the came speakers viii address q meet.
ing at Bridgeport. The Republicans of
Ohio should come out in force this year
utbe vote and influence Of every member
Of the party is needed for successful
campaign. We do not think this hint viii
be in vain, So
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Emlhq 1ass. and chelera.

RoNE, Sept. 2t.-Eearthquake shocks
were felt in Bensven to-day, causing a
panic among the inhabitants, many Of
whom fed the town. The CHOLERA ia
spreading in Sicily and the situation is be-
coming serious. Every townis cordoned.
Conflicts between the populacs and mill
tary are continually occurring and many
persons are wounded. A large military
force will bc dispatched to the island 70
restore order.
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MApRtD, Sept. 2l.-DisastEous rains
have prevailed during the past twenty.
four hours in the southeastern part Of
Spain. The rain came down in torrentH
and soon the rivers overlooked their
banks, causing imuense destruction oi
property and the loss Of many lives.
Houses, trees and dead animals are being
carried to the sea by the raging food,
which stretches for mile around the
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,rinhlr.n nnlI,nr n,III nurnsd.

SAID BsAcs, MicH., Sept 2l.-FiFe was
discovered in the engine house Of the
North Star rolling mills Sunday morning
at 8 O'Clock and made clean sweep Of the
mill and elevator No. l., both the prop
erty Of J. jerks & Co. The water works
pump was located in the building where
the hre originated and for time 1t was
useless. Until the water works become
available the whole business portion Of
the town was threatened. The loss is es-
Emsted at about $50, 900; insurance about
$4,000. This was the first rolling mill in
Michigan, and began running February
II. 1891.
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Crop, Destroyed d By Fire.

JAMESTOWN. DAK., Sept. 2l.-The de-
structton by prairie fires from Fargo to
Bismarck lar surpasses the destruction Of
any previous year. Hundreds Of wheat
crops we're swept out Of existence Saturday
aad Sunday. The amount Of wheat
burned in North Dakota during the past
week is immense. 1t ia estimated that
the entire crops OF one hundred farms be-
tween here and Bismarck hsve been de-
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Ro4E, Sept. 2l.-Rsports from Palermo,
regarding the progress Of the cholera,
show q distressing state Of affairs prevail
ing there. Thirty thousand persons have
aed the city, all the shops are closed and
the streets are almost deserted. There ID
q great scarcity Of food and water and the
epidemic Is increasing with frightIul
rapidity. The sanitary officials are at
tackled by the people every time they at
tempt to diSinfect the hCusss where the
disease exists and mest with great dif-
fculty in carrying on their work.
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SAN FKASclsco, Sept. 2l.-Dr. Stanton,
formerly the city surgeon Of this city,
while driving in Golden Gate Park, last
evening, was stopped by Ave masked men
Who ordered him to deliver his money or
they would take his life. The doctor
having q fast horse decided to run the
gauntlet aud he did 80 and escaped. This
occurring in great public park Of the city
has created quito sensation,
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Coax, Sept. 2l.-A mysterious raid
was made last night on Carlisle Fort, one
Of the defenses Of the city. All that can
be learned Of the affair at present is that a
party OF men seized four rifles and two
swords during the night aud got away
with them without disturbing the garri-
son. The sentry on duty close to the spot
where the arms were kept did not see any
one and states that he heard no unusual
noise. The polics are aiding the military
in the search for the raiders, but as yet no
clue "a to their whereabouts have been
obtained.
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PItSoS TALxAGE, IN an intsl sleS With Herld
rr.,j.ter siIer his return frOn Europe, speaks Of
sts four .erulouE which, believe, were cAbled %
the Ear! a. Now the PATSon does NOT believe
Slytlias of tue sors. HekHors that there was not
hue o! those fur sermons cIbted either 70 the
RJr,I " au! other neWspapef.-CtaetnHdtt C0p''
rsrrial GG:eLtE
It is but mild sort of charity to PIE.
same that TAlmage did not give utterancs
to the remarks credited to him. The re-
p,rter has no doubt taken liberties in in
terpteting Mr.. TAlmage's London English
or Cork Irish. That the popular preacher
wa, once tried before 8 church tribunal
oa charge OF tslsshood hes little or no
weight in this controversy
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Tarksy VIII Fight.

PARIS, ssps. 2l.-.ssmi.ofic;al sd
vices tend to confirm the report that
Prince Alexander, Of Bulgaria, acted in
dependent of Russia in annexing Roume-
lia, and was impelIed only by Bulgarian
pubic opinion. ltis considered improb-
able that Turkey will accept pecuniRry
compensation for the loss Of Roumelia, be-
cause the Blkan frontier is necessary 10
defend ConstAntiuopls. II is believed
that the Ports has resolved to fight, but
the rest Of the powers favor peace.
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C1oaa tlnnialnlt.

Nav YoDx, Sept. 21.-The Hilton lro-
ply, worth 5000, was to-day shot for at
Creedmoor by the three teams Of twelve
men each Of the United States Regular
Army team, and New York and Pernsyl-
vania State teams. The shooting was at
200, 500 and 600 yards. seven Shots AZ ekeh
distance, ,standingsaf tli6 fnt range, and
optional attitudes At tho others. The reg
ulars won with 997 out Of possible l,260
pointz; New York State team 96S, aud
Pennsylvania stSte team O57 points.
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PARIS, Sept. 2l. French diplomats
hope that the outbreak in Roumeiis will
reunite EsgIand and France, in view oi
the rising being an apparent scheme fol
the partition of Turkey. The French
newspapers urge that France should act
cautiously in dealing with the matter and
await declaration Of Lord SAIisblEy's
policy. Essaid PGshs, the Turkish Am
Dassador, has had long interview with
NJ. De Frecynet regarding the iusurrection
in Eastern RoumeIia.
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CoyGRESsxAS RANDALL declined to bt
Interviewed on the Warner silver bill
which it is proposed to spring upon th'
pey. Congress, and mOllifed the disap
pointed reporter who approached him By
treating him to a glass Of milk, the rea
I,r,aal llid.
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Pr1suuRoH, Pa; Sept. 2l.-The Con
uetiaViiie Coke ProdueeH Association
held a meeting to-day. The produeerl
were not altogether satisfied, q City PER
cent Of their ovens have been shut down
tor several weeks past, and those In blast
only run on an average about i've day.
per week. They antleipAtD IN improve
psRE IN trade next month
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PRINCE ALEXANDER may be violating
International law and knocking the Berlin
treaty sky high, bat he gets a good slice
Of territory, and II he doesn't take more
it i because his opportunities are less
than those Of the bigger thieves Of Europe.
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PRESIDENT CLEVELAND does not want
Governor Hill nominated. Now II Gov
ern,r Hill wo1ld only stir his stumps and
bes, the Administration the Republican
party will have double beat. This Is
the prose Of the political situation in the
Ennira State.
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MR.. ROBERT GAKRKrI's RETURN,
He arrives In New York After = Very Pleas
ant Journey.

SAANs %SSOA@A-&
he Ar,lvsI In New York; After Very Pleas
ant Journey.
NEw YoRE, Sept. 2i.-Mf. Robert Gar
se.,, President OF the Baltimore & Ohio
railroad company, arrived from Liverpool
Sunday morning by the Cunard steamer
Eruria. The ship left Liverpool a week
ago Saturday, but as other ships were be-
hind time on account Of unfayorable
weather, when she was not reported at
suldOwn the eompany's agents were not
disappointed. She passed inside Sandy
Hook early Sunday morning. and by 8
o'clock was at her pier. The Brittanic, oi
the White Star line, which left Europe
two days later than the EtruHia, was at
quarantine with her.
The trip was made from anchorage to
anchorage in six days and eight hours.
There were only about two days Of the
heavy weather. Mr.. Garrett is in excel
lent health, and expressed himself as
having enjoyed the sail over as well as his
stsy abroad. He was accompanied by
Mss Frick, Nj. w. F. Friek, Mr.. ]. Swan
Fdck and Dr.. W. T. Barnard, all Of whom
are we'll. Dr.. Barnard has gained con.
sjderably in flesh and looks hearty. All
the party left for Europe in the spring
except Or. Barnard, who went over in
June. They travelled considerably In
Eugllnd and on the Continent, but much
Of the time was spent in London, where
Mr., Garrett transacted important businees
Tor his company. Mr.. Garrett said things
we're moving on smoothly Tor the Balti'
more & Ohio, in spite Of all rumors to the
contrary, and thsf, ,Raa nothing new about
the eonpanSs policy. he was met at the
steamers pier by Mr.. Samuel Spencer
fst Vice-President Of the Baltimore 4
Ohio; Mr. John Davis, his assiatanti Mr.
Andrew Anderson and some clerks. Car
rages were taken and the party drove e
tue Brevoort House, where Mr. Garrett
talked with his visitors. He will remain
here a short time only, and will be IN
Baltimore in few days.
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mo FnStsst AIns.

srRIxoErELD, MASS, Sept 2l.-Richard
Howell has lately made several trials on
the Hampdsn Park track, in this city, tG
beat Fred Woods world record for 3 mile
Of 2:3S s ON . bicycle. This afternoon,
with John Brooks, OF Blo9burg, "a, q
pace maker, Howell succeeded In cutting
one-Glth Of . second from the record
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WASHINGTON, Sept. 2l.-Dorman B.
Eston, Chairman of the Civil Service
Commission, had a long interview by ap-
pointment with the President this after.
noon about a number OF miscellaneous
mstters, the precise nature of which Mr..
Eaton does not feel at liberty to disclose.
He says the Commission will proceed
with the Arguments in the Hinckley suits
next Friday aud earnestly hopes that
nothing will prevent a speedy conclusion.
The District Attorney will by direction
Of the Preaident conduct the defence.
The attitude OF the President, Mr.. Eaton
said, wRsin every way satisfactory to the
Hom mission
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The Chief Of Police, We grisve to say,
doesn't approve our way of managing the
TyELLlGrscgx.t Can this be because the
IsrrlllGEScER hasn't been sble to az
prove entirely the Chiefs accomplished
r.y Of managing his force. r
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CossrAx1tsorLE, Sept. 2l.-Anarchy
prevails in Albania. Turkish troops and
a body Of Albanians have bad an engage
ment near Prisread. Five battalions oi
Turkish troops have been dispatched to
tho scene OF the trouble.
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PorrsvuLE, Pa, Sept, ALA hor-
rible tragedy occurred last evening at
Silver Creek, . mining village eight miles
east Of this city. Patrick o'Neill and his
Rita salRh LIVED with Sa old woman
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HAuFAT, N. s., Sept. 2l.-A reported
case Of smGllpoxAt waIlaeeharbor, Cum
berlRnd county, tas caused considerable
scare among the residents. A sailor who
was landed there BY an American vessel
Afterwards became III, and the doctors
pronounce tue disease smallpox.
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NEw YoRE, Sept. 2l.-A Washington
special says the resignation Of Chairman
Eaton, Of the Civil Service Commission,
was sent in before Major Henckly, ofNsw
York, brought action in the United States
Circuit Court to test tho constitution
atty Of the civil service law, and
there Is good reason to believe at the re-
quest OF the President he will withdraw It
until the action has been tried. The
President has represented TO him
that his resignation at the pres
ent juncture would be interpreted
as retreat and sign Of weakness and
might influence the result OF the trial.
The President has promised to the
Civil Service Reform Association that
the constitutionality Of the law
shall bs strictly defended,
and the object Of Mr. Eaton's visit to
Washington now Is to prepare the defence
in the action which is to b. brought before
Judge Wallace in New York on Friday.
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BRUssELs, Sept. 2l.-Ths Government
is preparing bill to Guthorizs the send
ing Of paupers to the Congo country ss
Colcnisls. Provisions are being made in
the bill to aid them in procuring hVeli-
hood
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Spotial DiPdleA 70 ~ IaLill0eAoRF.
CHARLEs1oS, W. Va, Sept 2.-Last
month John Murphy, q mechanic en-
ployed on the STATE Capitol building, dis
appeared, from which time he has not
been heard from. On August p he was
drunk, and was last seen on the Pied
mont road. A month,s pay is due him.
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LONDON, Sept. 9l.-The Bourse OF Paris is
agitaIed over reports that an insurrection
Is imminent in Macedonia in favor of a
union with Bulgaria, and that an advance
BY Austria upon salonica in connection
with Russian occupation OF the Bospho-
r1s Ia probable.
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WASHINGTON, Sept. 2i.-The Evening
Star expresses the belief that the Civil
Service Commission will be reorganized
before long and new men appointed
throughout Indications already point TO
the successor OF Mr.. Eaton as Prot. James
n Smart
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SALoxlcA, Sept. 9l.-Bigands have cap
tured the Archbishop Of verza, his neice
and another lady. They demand the sum
Of $50, 900 for the ransom Of the prisoners.
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cIEyEIAxD. o., Sept. 2l.-A Judgment
for nearly three million dollars was rend-
erred BY Judge Heisley IN the Common
Pleas Court to-dSy aEalnst the New York,
Chicago and St. Louis Railway Company.
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rur Mugwunps played the panel game
IN the last campaign, and Hubert Q.
Thompson ought to be ashamed Of him
.slf,b,. he did not work his scheme in a
sIicker manner.
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AyrrR Pittsburgh gives itself up en-
,i,ely to natural gas and forgees the black
Srinp coal it may be possible to "paint the
pgu red."
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President CLEVELAND may learn some
thing TO his advantage by calling party
conference. The boys are boiling over
with views.
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I, the scaool fund doesn't recupeTate,
-t,, il our talented State administration
'a;n,,o do for something to draw on in q
dy time?
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CAs 9RtdLlgenesr-
Once, nos. as and 81 TOar'''n'h Street.

rgr Republican convention OF New
v,,k meets at Saratoga to-day. Any can
ii1,,s tG before the convention can Be
a,a4tpd.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-29
HEPATozoNE.
DIR. TOXINS GREAT LIVER MEDI.
CINE.
Cures Diseases OF the Liver In All its
Various Forms. Such as
Dyspepsia. Headache, Neuralgia, Water
Brash, Constipation, or Any IT.
regularity of the Bowels.

This Is q combination of saline and
vegetable materials, and contains no
mercury or any drastic vegetable ca.
thartic, such as mandrake and aloss,
and is far supeeior in its action, as IT
never debilitstes or produces any IN
pleasant effects. 1t will act thor
oughly on the liver in from two 10 four
hours time, and does not produce
nausea or gripping pains In the bowels.
DIR. w. Ii. T0bin having suffered Tor
years with liver disease, and after try
ing every known remedy without sue
CESS, has succeeded in preparing this
remedy--and by its use alone restor-
ing his healtb-now offers it to the
public for tho cure OF all liver troubles,
and sells 1t under u guarantee that
after taking three or four doses of the
medicine and satisfaction Is not given,
you can have your money refunded by
returning the bottle and wrapper.
We append "A few unsolicited testi
monials of its value from persons well
known In Texas:
From Hou. j. h. Mcfarland, Judge
Of tho Thirty-second district:
June 0. 1884 -Messrs. j. j. & w. ii, Tobln:
GENTLEMEN:-I nave used your
Hepatozone for some time, and fiud it
one of the best medicines for indiges-
| ion and liver complaint.
j. b. MCFARLAND.
From Hon, ID. Z. Mari, judge OF the
Thirty-siXth district:
| Pearsall. Tex. March !, 1884, essrs. j. ]
| & W. II. Tobin:
GENTLEMEN:-I takeploasure in add
ing my testimony TO the happy Of
fects Of Bepatozone ss liver reguls-
tor. | believe 1t to 10 the best known
remedy for disordered or dersnged
liver, and know 1t will prove beneti.
cial IN dyspepsia, constipation, nauser,
dizziness, and particularly diarrhoea.
To those of sedentsry habits am con-
vincsd short trial will prove it to be
should be without it. 1t exceils in the
mildness, yet thoroughness, OF its ac-
ton upon tho system, giving immedi-
ate reliet, and its action is not at.
tended with gripping pains or disturb
ance OF rest Respectfully,
ID. P. MARI.
Deaf and Dumb asylum, Austin, Tex, May
8, 1882 DIS. j j. q " III. Tobin:
DEAR SlEs:-I our HepatOzone has
had rather extended trial in this in
stitution among officers and pupila. IL
has proven saIe aud certain remedy
Ia affections OF the liver. Is il also u
valuable and cheap aperient. 1t re
moves constipation of the bowels, re-
lieves indigestion, and can be taken Of
any time without any bad effect. |
cheerfully recon mend it's use in all
cases involving arrangement OF the
functions of tho liver, and IN many
cases where the stomach and bowels