The Correct Time

There are very te w men wno ao not pride themselves on olwnys having the correct time; and wonderful and delicate mechanisme are devised to enable them to do 80. But the more delicate a chropometer is made, tbe more subject it becomes to derangement, and unlesR it be kept nlway6 perfectly clean, it s jon luses its usefulness. What wonder, then, that the human machine - so rimen more delicate and intricate than any work of Man - shou'd rtquire to be kept thoroughly cleansed. The Liver is the main-spring of this com plex stiucture, and on the impuritieg left in the blood by a dicnJert-d liver, depend most of the ills that fiesh is heir to. Evenconsumptiun (which is lungscrofula), 18 tracsabla to the iaiperfect action of this organ. Kidney dieeases, skia disea?e-i, sick headnche, heart discase, dropsy, and a long catalogue of grave maladiea have their origin in torpid, or s'usrgish liver, Dr. Pierce's G ilden Medical Disoovery, by estabhshing ahealtby, normal action of the liver, acts us a cure nnd preventivo of the iji.-c.isc-.