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AfEST INTELLIGENCE By fHE MAILS.
INTERESTING INTELLIGENCE.
Speech Of the Hon. Daniel Webstpr.
WASHINGTON, Monday, April 8. lslt

WASHINGTON, Monday, April 6, 1875
Mr.. Wsbster and the Treaty Of Washiweton.
Mr. Webster spoke for three hours upon the treaty
Of Washington to-day; or rather, upon the antece-
dent negotiations, for fifty odd years past down to
the treaty; and upon the treaty and its results He
suspended for the relief OF the Senate His progress
was over the dull road Of a narration Of negotia-
tons, with citations of copious extracts from tho
correspondence, all the way along, and they were,
Of course excessively dry 1t was q deliberate
clearing OF the ground, to the overwhelming vindca-
ton Of himself and the treaty on the morrow, while
many suppose that he has already said all that can be
said to complete defence Of the so-caled Ashbur-
ton treaty. But the Mcleod case, and C. J. In
gersoll, and Mr. Allen and Mr.. Dickinson, have
yet to be taken care Of They may thank their stars
if they escape as creditably az did Mr. Dix to-day;
for like sagacious discpiinarian, expecting to be
called to an account, he came armed with his docu-
ments. and was ready on demand, like good spe-
ice paying bank. But Mr.. Webster proved the in
validity OF his authority, and of course the super
structure fell with the removal OF the foundation.
We refer to your reporters sketch, believed to be
sufficient tor understanding Of the argument thus
tar The circular ga lery was almost entirely occu.
pied by ladies to-day, and no higher compliment
could be paid to the name and the fame Of Mr..
Webster, than the statement that Notwithstanding
the monotonous detail OF historical evidence bearing
upon the treaty, the lobbles OF the Senate below
were completely filled with members OF the House,
ex MEMBERS the diplomatic corps, &c. We expect
that Mr.. Webster will resume and finish his argu-
ment and defence tomorrow.
The House have been chiefly occupied for the
day upon the Cumberland road bill.
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~AAAAANs HALL CoNveSrsoN.-rhe democratic con-
'sntion at ramnany Hail. last evening. held for the
urpase OF nominati ng an Aims House Conmissi Toner
james H. Cook. Esq having persmptorily dsclinsd,hs
acceptance OF the nomination rendered hinton Monday
evening" selected Moses Leonard Esq a. the regular
nominee, whom it was moved that 9 COMMITTEES Of the
whole wait upon him to notify him Of the result Of their
deliberations. Mr.. Leonard was called upon by the
committee Immediately after the adjournment Of the
convention. and accepted the nomination.
CBARrER PoLrrIcs.-Ths wings Of the Eighth Ward
have nominated Abraham r. Lawrence for Alderman and
Dawson Wilson for assistant They are slow in makng
their ward nominations Lyman Candes, the present
sstsnt in the sth ward has been rsnonnatd but has
declined The nomination has been offered to William
Radford w. v. Brady, who nominated - Aims
House Commissioner By the wings, and declined. has
Alderman Of the 18th ward
THE LAWS DELAy.-CAsE OF Ma. WALLsnIDor-
There man now incsrcsrsted in Eldrdgs street JAIL
Ohio. He visit to this city last fa and about
the LIST Of November, when the arm Of Wallbrdge Rob
on suspicion Of having an interest in the assets Of that
drm hs brother being the junior parner and thrown
trial confident that he would be able to clear himself
Of all suspicious charges but for seven months he has
The criminal served Better than "a sA and ".
trial.
NAP DuI.-on Monday afternoon bull got loose
Cd him by dodgrg and running round rsl Carp
He then saw lady with . red shawl on, and i'm.
msdiatsly made for her. She escaped him BY running
Into oyster shop whom the bull started full tilt uD
Centre street. making for every thing Of bright color
animate or inanimate. We watched him for some
time bat he finally turned down another street. and va
lost sight Of him How il happens that these animals
are allowed to be driven loose in the streets We cannot
immsgins. They should DO very strongly tsd
whereas We have often them driven loose in the
streets
Oh WHAT FAIL IA cart laden high with hay, was
psssrg along broadway yesterday, and when opposite
the American House, in contact with another cart
which upset the whole concern, deposing the hay in
the tall.
CeaoNERs OYvrcH.-- Sudden Deafh-The Coroner
nsh an inquest yesterday, at No. 1913 West street, on
sss body Of Morr, Donahus born in ireland q years
Fdsnd Drowned Tho Coroner was called to hold an
inquest on the body Of JAMES Ward, who was found
IN the dock yesterday at the foot Of Robinson
street He appears to be about IS years ofags born in
supposed to have been in the water for the
anrss months from the fact Of his having been seen
st nejshborh0od In state Of intoxication about that
e ana has not been since until found yesterday
IN tns dock He formerly drove carriage for Mr. Lud.
aows An inquest will be held to-day. ! -
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cTocx or cRosK IN t Glass ANS cHINABy
~ L. II WILLARD-Thusday. April 9th, at 10 O'clock.
ofs3oo $4,000 worth all kinds ous and common Crock
cry Glass ssd China IN lots from the shelves to suit tail
and over 60 days credit oi approved .ndorsd
notes and their goods packed free Of charge No POSTPONE
ment on account Of weather. a8 lt.r
- WM. W. SHIRLEY, Auctioneer.
His PAY Wednesday April 9Th At 70 o'clock By H. T.
~ Of hand Furniture left sale on Monday
Also TO pay advances 200 yards Of handsome Oil Cloth
Also, several Sofas Bureaus Chairs &c 20 solar and lard
Lamps latest patterns, and warranted in ord with various
Sale peremptory, for cash asn.r
). r. CURTIss, -Aucr
WAnTnGIHnEs. RICH JEWELRY AND r,,, FANCY
q o'clock, the Auction Room, Plat Gold street.
~ Sssosgs several hundred gold and silver Levers
j. Tobias" Harrison" aud other makers.
Also, detached Levers Daplex Anehor escspemsn and
klCH JEWELRY-A valuable and extensive consign.
ment Of rich ne gold French Jewsy just from
Paris, Of the mcst modern and fshionabe styles
pairs Of elegant gold and enameled Ear Rings with
ruby pearl and amethyst 200 rich gold and Finger
Kings Of every yrietys choice Brooches Ear
nores set with ruby garnet and PEARL elegant Vest Chaus Of
the newest STYLE &c all Of which will be sold without
Also invoice of Harmonca and French Walking Canes
Also invoice OF German Fancy Goods, painted Segar
Cases, Morocco do, ornamented Ink Stands, &c.
Also invoice cambrc Parasos French lustre Shades
scol,op silk and gingham PArasos and Umbrellss :
Goods.
Also, 10 cases silk Hats. Spring fashion.
go dozen table Knives and Forks damaged rom the
Also. 1000 pen and pocket Knives Sas lt.r
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msnt showing the amounts at his credit the various
dspesoss and the MINT BY returns received q three
periods. This table shows The amount on deposit in
each bank &C. at the date given, and not the amount
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- H. DUtLUZEAU, Auctioneer:
SHEFFIELD PATTERN CARDS-TUTTLE DU.
- CLUIEAU. will ssll, THIS DAY .tio O'clock AZ the
ton and Francis Newton Pattern ards Of Cutlery compr.ng
the handsomes If Pocket Knives, Razor, Pen
Knives &c. which has been offered and well
thy the attention Of the city aud country trade.
ALSO; 80 lots Of Hardware and Fancy Goods
Catalogues now resdv m ltsrrc
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Daniel Marbles Prize Drama, 15OO.-The
succsss which has attended, the repeated ana
ak y M Marble has been productive Of much benefit to
r o. ne esndidstes q the frise Drama IL
Ossy where an equal opportunity i afforded Of that
n q country who preparing for the prize
3lhsrs Pavilion Hotel Bostcn - :,
:, Aecsurs ON the Lungs. Clrculation or the
naoca &c With the Msnikins-Di. Wstins givss his third
sv.s;sa Ch n, street, sssv: Rs.ne.y h
Giocd vnsus md a:ria Of papitation
sns arc some Of the means Of pepiraon srten
nssp than sc ds:esns
weaken the lungs To be illustrated By dssecons Of lis
&c and an exhibition Of the heart ungs tachea
enly l3x cents @A1a'ss'oa
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The sailing distance from New York to the mouth Of
the Coameia river Oregon, il only iSe0e miles. The
mileage Of tho Oregon msmbsf' will be an itsm-
about y ooo and the Constructive pay for the Senators
the SINE amount.
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Died,
On Tuesday Morning, 7th inst, Of consumption, Miss
Louisa foTrra, agsd - years, daughter Of Capt z.
K. Potter formerly Of New Haven. Conn.
Yer friends and acquaintances respectfully Invited
49,. - her fusseal, hva y Dssknsn ~ % THURSDAY
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On Sunday evening April 9TH, BY Rev. DR.. Barrett
wAsHureros MuiRHEAp, to Mrs. SARAH A. LiaHrBopv
ell Of this city.
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Wrlght's Indian Vegetable Pills, In addi-
non e their being OF best medicines in tbs
RSsess power Of rsncvns pain which is truly aston
pgh. on going TO bed will in time Completely rid ~
body Of hose morbid huro which, if lodged IN the ysr are
saSe Ss ds II sas.ssu: ..
sw.hs yellow eomplsHon, other symptoms Of an in
elssse the stomach and bowels Of ali bilious huMors snd
dlsey cholera oIbus sad Of ~ nj
ss sa sa 70 npSvs and
q every nsms from the body "sn onve diseases
shYSld b snsnSered that by the mama
g o. lese who sells Medicine pupormg be Indian
more not Of ns neither can Rusrsntv I.
iAe any that he has for sale. $50
person. unless he can shew certificate OF Agency or at the
WILLIAM w WRIGHT.
EashAonabie Hsts-spring Style.-John n.
0enln ia Broadway Justly celebrated among fashionable
gentleman a. the c0nnoseur finishing hats invites
HIS sk hats the superb ever red to the public
ADVICE TO HAr WEARKRs-Nevsr buy q hat unless the
h,im sais your form and depends its
dance Genn's who will sell usless suits the
form aud size o. the purch This reason Of the popu
them to be enrolled plus ad among hats
The Plumbe National Daguerrean GALLERY.
on the spper Of Broadway and Murray Streets should
such specimens seen Of Professor uss Yeesnt
prcdaeoos are worthy Of the highest praise We can pos
Man should've 60 NO longer than from two
e three weeks: 1t fsrhss without paying Hill the innita
visit for who like hin cand hs trimming 90 neatly s.d
hsy and vsolOas Ssl Try sia No.
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AUCTION.
IT thursday, April 9Th, Auction Sale Of HARNESS. SAD
! DLERY,Kc. A. y. HOUGH, Auctioneer.
The large and complete stock of Clen Ne 3o3 Bowe
" VIII be sold at Public Auction, Thursday, April 9th,
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H. DUCLUZEAU. Aucr.
EyLE0ANT ROSEWOOD 6 MAHOGANY FURNI.

- lUnE, rarlslan Ez7bethtan and Louis AiV. styles
FUTILE ( DUCLUZEAU will sell on Wednesday, April
e q 10 oc at the large rooms in the Coliseum No 40
Broadway large and valuable Of modern and
e:as style Of and m:hogmy fu9tur. being the
absut closng that branch Of comprising nearly
every article required in furnishing house. for parors cham
be and ha all OF which has been made expressly Tor the
ely retail tsds and will Be wssnted represented In the
and mahogany furnur with fancy coored plush
tin and HAIR seatngs Full particulars in catalogue which
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He WILLARD W 70 aHfiIRLEy. Auc,,on..r,.

W M ~ H.. y, 81, sae ~ HIT.
w hold Furniture the residence Of families declining
Stocks Of Crockey Dry Goods Grocery and
sales Of Real Estate the Merchant Exchange Also so-
zig from shsi, friend, and the gube TO their
they leve the spacious sore No. WALL street late
Adams, EY6nRss Once. mrl liner
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NOTICE.
q e, ~ s ss Ss0Ss Or .s the
IN Or Sis:: q re: viii
E ]. AZ s Is. :s:
Apply at this Once immediately. Id N
LIGHT GUARD.
ARMoRY, LA FAYKrTK HALL,
New York. April z, 1886
THE MEMBERS Of this Corps hereby ordered as
half che s '
bear skin caps By orders = ,,
Evorrr LIZ CAL Orderly s.rrs.nt o0nms ssasne
FOR SALE,
A FOUR WHEELED DOUBLE SEATED WAGON.
I .s s.s'i1a ss
NOTICE. TO CAPITALISTS.
plete set Of Screw Machinery which he DESTROYS Of
hi ss: s : Ct ss q. .
o:. . wss
the time aud place Of the interview. ss st.rrc
LANGENHEIM & BECKERS,
la A0UERREOTYPERS,a ol BROADWAY, BELOW FuLror
ssis s; and quality %
ss ne: sis: .:sA.'ss
bsau.y to y Tor The public very
.'''' % 'i.%s EpsfTip, Z S 81; a
'' md
HAVANA SEGARS.
"a favor for sas BY Tho thousand or .ns. box
ron xs :, 70 ~ Thus rare opportunity that will not
w.. e .o only remain about about 5000 IN ALL and soon
D:: s:i vi. 4: find E s fEsss' a g I'll md
COTTON SAIL CLOTH, HEAVY CAN.
THE SUBSCRIBERS hsv. in store and ar. daily receiving
direct from e c1i6 .xi;I ss,'''
&c: ;: S a:s s
Of VESSELS the Ship Canvass Designed expressly for
has been found AFTER subeens it to the ssv.rss test. to
&c nsnS ::i Ss: 9 and .
ecs.s bat about one.h.f
they have ii as.:: wSs; ::s ss' DUCK winch
as a,.w wedsssr fA 50 Broad, s corner Beavers.
BIRD CAGE MANDATORY,
NO. 81 John Lane corner Beach street. The subscrib
s :s o s :Ss 3:
BIRD Cage: II which b. viii sell
Also, Cages made to order.
R 81 Merchants would hnd it their ad7s.t.ss
CHICKERING'S.
Sa.. s9 N.M 81
nd II, .s.or.nsnt and prices the the above
PAPER HANGINGS. WINDOW SHADES AND
UPHOLSTERY GOODS.
SOLOMON ~ Hart a. Bsosdv.y, are new receiving
u The :So7s good: Il hs city, III
Of which they they oer in any quantity Wholesale retail
u lower pces than be found any other establish
~ I
Country merchants and others will 6pd large assortment Of
and prices which they requested call and sxaine
LEFT OFF WARDROBE. JEWELRY, FIRE
ARMS, &c.
GENTLEMEN Families having superduous Effects,
" sach Jswel Clothing. Fire Arms &c. 70 dispose OF
scribes who will sttsnd them 81 sppoint
ment. H. LEVETT,
No Wall street, w.
Orders left at subscribers oce line sent through the
Post Once, will meet with prompt attention. asitsnc
CT. DOMINGO COFFEE.-5OO bags prime st. Domiugo
Prince. For sale by
- --- GR0sHEIM CHATHAM. - Pearl st.
70 About $50 mile choice Havana Sesars, for sale a.
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EMPIRE CLUB.

hsd - Park Row. Thursdsy Evening, 9th April ias
O'clock for the Of responding Demo Arstc
for the ensuing Charter Election BY order Of ''oAs
GRR w::lPP..Dc.. s.eys. >'''''''
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AUCTION NOTICE.
ASSfGNEE'S SALE OF OIL PAINTINGS.

ASS(GNEE'S SALE OF OIL PAINTINGS.
THE GALLERY Gs marble statuary.
cravings. &c. known for msay years IN this city CaIks
Gallery embracing many valuable originals by the old
te and deservedy esteemed throughout the United States
VIII be sold auction and without reserve, next FRIDAY
and SATURDAY, April 10th and llth at 10 o'clock NJ,
for the benefit 0fthe Creditors the Gallery the Granite
nulding: s Broadway where they open for npsc
ton: Admttnnce Free The collection without exception
the largest and most valuable offered this country
embraces 5000 objects Of vu, which will be
Iound COLLECTION OF engrvings and the only IN
this country Also, collection Of $500 impressions Of
medals consisting Of complete set Of Conovers
Also all the most celebrated great &c. Also the
mouds Tor casting the Also several pieces Of cupture
smbacing superb figure Of the Pomona Venus by Sir Tho
mas Wddstsn and several marble bus antique vases Of
jaime apsSa verd sntiaue sgNs Co. &c Among the paint
RS. u: Birth e Christ: ey Titan Chsss GsowP nh 81
d. two superb battle pieces by BoHo.none the Marriage Of
scene BY TsmPsss. Romano; the Downfa Of e. Paul and
above ofsgs sze splendid gallery pictures sire
"A UCTIONNOTTCE-STOCK OF CRATES. no OILS,
"A kcWednesday, 9Th instant. at 10 o'clock At No. 200
Bowery the entire stock new and fashionable Gratec all
made order and for trade comprising about forty large
Size aro CRATES twelve size do ten do story do
smaller do These CRATES all complete and perfect the
newest patterns and best nish and ohe Gothic and Grecan
patterns.
Tools-Also all the tools, forge. vices, anvs and other
utensils for grate making the unfinished stock with
large drill machine and oven They day pre-
&. z. IN9hAHAM, Auctioncer.
Al 2tissr
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E. H. LUDLOW, Auctloneer.
The entire stock q the Cabinet Msksrs Assoeasou will
April II 10 O'Clock, their Warehouse No. las and 40 Full
ton street This largest and assortment Of Fashion
able Furniture offered auction in this city All made
by the Association and warranted The Furniture be
amned Tuesday Catalogues the warehouse and also At
the Office Of the AuctOne No n Wall Nsrrc
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ANNUAL CONCERT OF THE GERMAN so oIETY.
s1SHE ANNUAL CONCERT in aid Of the Charitable
'M2Dfday ths lsh shs gyGsdw. Mis-;
their valuable assistance The Orchestra upwards Of fifty
the most efficient performers. will be under the direction Of
Mr. u. e. HILL.
Particulars in future advertisement. IS 5tis+m
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RARE OLD ENGRAVINGS AT AUCTION.
LEVY will sell "Wednesday Evening. At 7k o'clock,
"A No ass Broadway, continuation extensive and
collection OF Old Line Engraving from the Old Matters
with many others, eoored and plain.
Also, few Mexican Fgurs Of solid wax, and lot of Oil
tiura. Az I'm
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CONCERT

TNHESHOME BRANCH OF the HUTCHINSON FAMILY
respectfully the citizens OF New York. that
that they will give their second Vocal
panied with the eodan, Intespened with airs the
cordian By Mr. Charles Button Rutgers Institute, Wed
nesday Evening. April 1896
Tickets 50 cenTo BE- had the Music and Book Stores
No reinforcement.
Particulars in future advertisement 12t%l
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HAVANA SCARS.
LOT OF OLD IMPORTED SE0ARS, mild and very
pleasant favor for sale by the thousand single box
RON xh y TO $3o This opportunity that will not
will he sold
Dealers In Sesau will find il their advantage to call and
examined he article, at the HABANERO,S HOIJSE !.
% 2srrc Il Beekmsu sreet mar Nss.sn
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MAN OF steady and temperate habits DESTROYS Of OBJ
"A tanning situation Coschman He has had cousdera
BILE experience understands thoroughly the horses and
willing wait table, and himself generally
full Can give COCA city reference from his last employer
Address N c. Of the porter Mess Howland Aspin
walls, South st, the Office Of this paper. All
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BOWERY AMPHITHEATfxE.
SANDS. LENT e CO, PROPRZETORS,
Fresh Novelty!
This Evening.
The Performance will commence with full dress
TWELVE HORSE CAVALCADE.
Mr. Bands will introduce the highly trained English Fairy
Pony
CINDERELLA.
- Twin Pouies Damon and Pythias.
Mr. n. BANDS and his nfantlle gymnastic artistes,
Maurice and Jesse
MADAME CAMILLE GARDNER. in her daring and grace
full act Of La Sylphide ChevAl.
The fine thorough bred English horse
MAY FLY.
Together with full and brilliant performances Of horseman.
ship. by this unrxstled troupe.
tn whole to conclude with
AN ETHIOPIAN OLIO.
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FAREWELL CARD
THE Managers Of the National Theatre and Circus Ches
mt street. Philadelphia respectfully acknowledge the
success past and offer the citizens
their grateful for the continued Of
patronage bestowed on their establishment.
Thursday the 9TH Friday 10TH and Saturday tho th will
bo the last nigha Of performance for this
the Company will oren in Baltimore Monday Apr 18th,
and remain there precisely week previous fulfilling
their engagements Washington City which will commence
Monday, April 10Th fol owing ~
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$4,000 TO LEND,

IN BOND AND MORTGAGE, for term Of yesrs.
good real estate in this city Brookyn The
above named sum belongs estate trust and will be
vioed in sums to suit apple SAINTS Applyto BROAD
Al ma
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SOLOMON HART, AZ Broadway, are now receiving
largest and best assortment OF the above goods the city, all
Of which they they oder in quantity wholesals retail
ment. 49, - -
Country merchants and others will find large assortment Of
Shades and Paper Hansngs Of ell the various styles
and prices which they requested to call and sxane
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LEFT OFF WARDROBE. JEWELRY, FIRE
ARMS Ac


OyvIcE Al FuLrcr srREEr, BRooKLyN.
CONTINUE 10 take risks ON bu.dings, machinery mer
chandiIe and property generay their usual favorable
terms This company has passed through the two greatest
owe their escape from then with comparatively sght Losses
to the system which they have always pracsed Of limiting
and scattering their rsks All Losses which the company
may sustain will be adjusted and paid promptly heretofore
New York. Of all expiratlons Of policies
&@ Hse~ B. W. DELAMATEH, President
- 2mbsr E. c. FINN, Secretary.
The Columbian fountain., 1846-05-09


McssRs. EDIToRs,--It being the duty Of
every person pledged to the temperance cause
o DO all within their power 10 persuade others
oil It's beneficial effects, and induce them, by
every just means, TO view its evils as we do,
and understandingly join that band, whose
ranks are prolific Of the best aud happiest influ-
ences exercised by the total abstinence system.
! therefore make an abstract from the work of
celebrated English physician upon the use Of
alcoholic drinks:
. Errors OF drink have been, AMONGST civ
lllzed society, the most prolific source of ia
physical as well as its moral evils Diseases
that slaughter more than ever fell victims to
sword, famine and pestilence combined, ac-
knowledge this origin. This can be made an
parent to the simplest understanding. The SO
phishcated drinkers in question directly poison
he springs of physical and mental health
the digestive apparatus and the brain-charg-
ing the blood with greater quantity of extra
neous matters than can be easily eliminated,
and forcing their separation within the econo-
my, IN the shape OF various morbid deposiles.
The lacteals take up but small portion of the
fluids received into the alimentary canal The
veins and lymphatcs of the stomach and in
testines absorb a much greater part. This is
received into the general mass of the venous
blood of the meSentery-the connecting mem
brane Of the bowels. All this blood has to
pass through the liver, the largest gland in the
body, and the most frequently and easily dis
ordered. Hence the liver receives the first i'm
preston Of noxious drinks, and retains it most
permanently. Hence the Indigestion and bill
lous attacks after debauch, and the organic
alterations of the stomach and liver conse-
quent to long continued irritation from the ex
cessive use OF ardent spirits or fermented
liquors. From its delicate organic alton. the
brain is the next organ TO receive and retain
these morbid impressions. Intoxicaton, al
though beastly enough, is mere transient re-
suit. Alcohol is easily detectabe in the brain
OF those killed when drunk. Not only is the
nervous connection between the brain and
stomach impaired by this means, but its men
tai and moral perceptions are equally blunted.
The kidneys, as the eliminators Of morbid or
efete elements from the blood are the ne XII or
gans to feel and resent errors Of diet and
drinks--often producing the granular or mot
tied kidney" ~ .ta -.,
Fearing to occupy too much space of your
valuable journal, shall, in another number,
| LII Az IL e Il
| is an abstract. HE ,t.Et
Yours, in L. P. and f., ]. w. .E.
WARRINGTON, May Z, 1916.