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Litchfield enquirer., 1866-08-23
Hor WEATHER HINTS BY PROF. BIoT.-


 Professor Blot writes as fellows: .-.... ...
 A remark or two on eating and driL king in hot weather will be ineseason. Green vegeta bies, properly cooked, are certainly healthfal in warm weather but it is a mistake to think thai meat should be excluded from summer diet. the hotter the weather the more the avstem wastes, and therefore the more we must supply.
 In order to keep the body in 8 healthful condition meat ought to be eaten at least once A day in summer time It would be we'll to vary this programme by taking one meal oi fish on every other day. Fat should be disus- ed as much as possible. A very little good butter with your fresh radishes at breakfast is as much fat as is necessary. s"sf s-s
 When weary, or cold, or warm, or exhaust. ed, we drink in preference to eating, because we feel the effect instantaneously while after eating even the most substantial food we dc not feel the effect for some time. When exhausted, and when immediate relie1 is necessary, the best drinks are broth, cho- colate, milk or water sweetened with sugar - It is more than mistake to drink wines oI liquors at such time it is really committing slow suicide. .,.------
 When only thirsty without exhaustion, we ought to drink cold water with Q teasp00n.- When thirsty and heated, the first thing to do is to dip the hands in cold water, deep enough to just cover the. wrists; then dip a towel in the water. lay it on the forehead and then drink cold water with teaspoon. A few drops of vinegar or lemon juice may be added to the watea. If exceedingly hot, keep your hands in cold water and the towel on your forehead for at least one minute before drink. ing.
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-08-23

nA--An amusing incident occurred in New, port, Ky, at the Democratic meeting at Washington Hall, on Friday night. Some one in the crowd called out for the band to play .eRally Round the Flag Boys," in which this-lipe occurs 1: 2 s..sg.a "Down with tue traitors, up with the Flag
 The request was complied with, but the band hrd not performed more than ons-fonrth Of the air. when down came the platform ou which the speakers asd committee of arrange. meDu were seated. The shouts of laughter that went up from tho Union portion of the crowd were perfectly dsatenipg.
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-08-23

s. T---l860.-X.- -lheamonut of Plantation
 Bitters sold in one year is something startling. They would fill Broadway six feet high, from the Park to 4th street. Drake e'smsnufactory is one of the institutions of New, York. It is said that Drake painted all the rocks in the East
 ern States with his cabalistic rS. T.-1S6O. = K" and then got the old granny Legislators to pas: a law preventing disfguring tho face of nature,r which gives him monopoly: We do not know how this is, butiwe do know the Plantation Bitters SELL as no other article ever did. They are used by all classes of the com munity, and are death on Dyspepsia-certain. They are very invigoratingr when languid and weak, ano 8 great appetizer. SARATOGA SPRING WATER sold by all Druggists
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-08-23

7 THE POLITICAL FEELING IN THE WEsT.- MT. A. s. Hotchkiss. the local editor of the Hart ford Gourant ,"who during the past three. weeks has travelled between two and three thousand miles through valleys, over prairies, under mountains, and across lakes, to the western portion of our national vineyard" has just re- turned home and resumed his quill. Mir H. is a young man of" conservative" views, and this fact will give weight to the following opinion which he has formed of the political feeling in the West ..
 Western Republicans to man, believe in one God, one Union, and one kind of treat ment for such fellows as J. Davis and the
 Mayor of New Orleans. They don't endorse the Johnson policy for the reason, they say. with the shrewdness of underwriters,) that the premium offered doesn't begin to cover the special hazard involved There is not a
 single Republican paper in the west, or one which sustained the war against rebellion, that gives endorsement to Andrew Johnson as against Congress and it is pretty safe to say that ia those districts where Congressmen are to be chosen this fall. the Republican candi. dates will be elected by largely increased ma jorities. Ifyou call this radicalism, it is not that kind which would treat the South in a spirit of hatred or revenge it is, in plain Ian guage. frmness on the side of justice, ar un- wayering determination to guarantee to all men their civil and political lights under the Consultation and the laws passed in support thereof, and to secure, iu so doing, to each State which shall have representation in our national councilsa arepublican form of gov eanment"-not farcical system which is pro ductive of mobs and martial law. It will sup prise an earnest man--and he may rejoice in being himself radical to find how thorough ly in earnest the West is in this matter and how bravely outspoken it's representative men
 are. There is no timidrty there; no white washing ot opinions ]; no doings in the dark
 The Western Republicaa is for principles and nd men of principle, holding himself ready at all times to talk right and vote right. and when
 you speak of expediency and policy to him
 he is as deaf as an adder, or will shake his head and say to you, "We don't deal in that kind of stuff out this way Some of our Con- necticut politicians might be taught few les sons in this particular which wouldn't hurt them any to speak of" sd sss hjs i :e-
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-08-23

AGuA DE MAaNoLIA.-The N prettiest thing, the ''sweetestet thing" and the most of it for the
 least Inony. It overcomes the odor of prosper ation: snftens and adds delicacy to the skin .
 is T delightful perfume: allays ;headache and
 infiain nation, and is necessary companion in
 the sick room, in the nursery and upon the toi- let sideboard It san be obtain-d syeryxhere at one .l"par per bottle. .s.,J .-s ,,
 Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all Druggists