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News Items.

CHARLESTON, April 29.-Arrived-
Steamers Champion and e. B. Sou
der, New York.
AUGUSTA, April 2S.-An unofficial
count Of 80 Counties gives Bullock
(radicaD 2,268 majority. Forty-two
Counties still to hear from, which
will probably lessen Bullock's, ma
jority, and leaves the result of the
election doubtful.
New YORK, April 28.-The steam
ship Chauncey brings $466,000 in
treasure. II r.'
WASHINGTON, April 2S.-Registra-
tion, so far as it has progressed,
shows that the whites are over ], 900
ahead. Colored delegates, claiming
to represent 200 negroes, attended
the second ward conservative nomi-
mating convention. The negro or
carnations are, apparently, falling
to pieces.
WASHINGTON, April %. In the
impeachment court, Sumner pro-
posed q motion, which lies over, that
after conviction by two-thirds ma
jority, the Senate shall decide re-
garding the qualifications required
for successor.
In the House, bills we're introduced
admitting North Carolina and Lou
isiana on the adoption of The four
teenth article, and providing for no
exclusion of classes from suffrage
now enfranchised, and no admission
of those disfranchised by the four
teenth article, until restored as there
in provided.
Butler and Williams delivered ad-
dresses. Evarts spoke for the Presi-
dent. His first accent hushed the
excited assemblage. He spoke to ad-
journment and continues tomorrow.
The indications are that Mr.. Davis
will not be tried next term of the
Court.
The following is the text of Sum-
ner's proposition: Whereas it is pro-
vided in the Constitution of the
United States, that on trials of i'm
peachment in the Senate, no person
shall be convicted without the con-
currence of two-thirds of the mem
bers present; but this requirement of
two-thirds is not extended to iudg-
ment on such trials which remain
subject to the general law that u
majority prevails. Therefore, in Or
der to remove any doubt therefrom,
it is ordered that any question which
may arise with regard to the judg-
ment, shall be determined by ma.
jority of the members present.
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New Prinoiple! New Remedy! No
poisODtlI

New Principle! New Remedy! No
.Poison!!!
TTNHE ONLY FEVER and AaI1E
- REMEDY, free from Arsenic,
Quinine, Mercury Strychnineo or
other Poison, is the FEVER, and
AGUE CURE, OR. ANTIDOTE TO
MALARIA-Yhich win entirely pro-
teoS any resident traveller, even in the
most sickly orswampy localities, from
any Ague or Bilious disease whatever,
1t instantly checks the Ague in
persons who have suffered for any
length of time, from one day to
twenty years, so that they need never
have another chill, by continuing it's
use, according to directions. The
patient at once begins to recover ap-
petite and strength, and continues to
improve until a permanent and radi-
cal cure is effected.
The following certificate, from the
most celebrated chemist in the
United States, is attached to every
bottle:
'NEw YORK, juno IL, 1856.
II have made chemical examine
tion of Rhodes Fever and Ague
Cure, or .Antidote to Malaria and
have tested it for arsenic, mercury.
qninine and strychnine, but have not
found a particle of either in it, nor
have [ found any substance in its
composition that would prove inju-
rious to the constitution.
JAMES r. Chiffon, NJ. D.,
For sale by Chemist"
FISHER & HEINITSH,
April "a + Druggists.
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SHERIFF'S SALES

PY virtue Of a writ of teri fdcias to me
I'D directed. will sell, on the first MON
DAY and TUESDAY in May next, at the
defendants Livery Stables, on Assembly
street, in the city of Columbia, within the
legal hours, the following property, viz:
Omnibus, without Harness, 2 Carriages
with harness, 2 old Carriages, 9 Baggage
Wagons. with harness, Two-Horse Wag.
ons, Buggies, with harness, Carryall, 1
old Rockaway, fine Saddle and Bride, 1
Clock, lot Pictures, Secretaries, Stable
Fixtures; Brahmin Bull Calf, Heifer;
also 2 Carriages, under repairs at Bren.
nan 4 Carrolrs; levied ON as the property
OF William Hitchcock, at the suit of G. v.
Antwerp rs. William Hitchcock.
Terms cash.
April 10 NTH F. w. GREEN, E.R.D.
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F1NANo1AL AND ooMarERc1Al.

7
CoIuMD1A, 8. c., April %. Sales
of cotton to-day 80 balesAniddline
soc. ~ .tt >t
NEW YoRH, April 2S-Noon.-'
Stocks active and lower after call.
Money easy, at 6. Exchange 10.
Gold 391a. Cotton dull and droop-
ing, ut 33 for middling uplands.
Freights dull. Flour dull and .droop-
ing. Wheat dull and in favor of
buyers. Corn quiet and unchanged.
Pork dull-new mess %. Lard quiet,
ut 1871.
7P. M.-Cotton dull and q shade
lower; sales 500 bales, at SO; some
sales reported hs low rs 32T. Flour
dull, ut 5@10d lower. Wheat more
active, but 1920. lower. Corn un-
changed-white Southern 1. 12(61. .15.
Mess pork 20. Freights dull-cotton
sail 5-32. GoH 1923. Sterling dull,
at 10.
BALTIMORE, April 2S.-Cotton dull,
at so. Flour 6rm-family active, at
yesterdays pnces Wheat easier
Maryland 3@310. Corn dull-white
110@1.1 yellow 1.2O.
7 CINCINNATI, April 2S.-Flour firm.
Corn scarce and advancing-95.
Whiskey rregdlar-nominally 2.1O@
2.15. Mess pork $3.50. Shoulders
13M@13M; eli oar sides 1734. Lard
1819.
CHARLEsroN, April 2s.-Cotton
quiet and easief; sales II bales-mid-
ding 311a@32 receipts 4S9.
AUGUSTA, Aptil 28.-Nothing doing
in cotton-midaling nominally 31@
BIZ.
SAVANNAH, April 2S.-Cotton quiet,
but firm; sales 220 bales-middling
held at 80.
MOBILE, Aus aust 2S.-The cotton
market closes dill and nominal; sales
100 bales-mid ding 321S; receipts
459.
New ORLEANS, April 2S.-Cotton
quiet and decln lned-middling 3215;
sales 450 ibale9 receipts 919. Gold
40. Flour dill -superfine 9.25.
Corn quiet and firm, 1.02. Pork
$3.50. Bacon 1rm-shoulders 1897
OLA; clear 18I9@1824.
LONDON, Apri 28-3 P. M.-Con-
so,ls95A5@ s0ls ss935A5@ss2a Bonds declined
LIvERPoo1, Al bril 28-3 P. NJ
Cotton rather M Ire active and easier.
Bombay shipments for the week end
ing the 18th, IA, 100 bales.
LIVERPOOL, APRIL 2S-Evening.-
Cotton dull and leclined fraction
uplands on spot ~; to arrive 1875;
Orleans 1875; Sales 10000 bales.
Manchester adyiIes favorable.
LONDON, Apfl 28-Evening.-
Consols steady. Bonds 7OA.
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1000 bushels CORN.
April IS R. O'NEALE & SON.
Administrators Notice.
NNHE creditors of F. W. PAPE are re-
l. questod. to present their claims, pro-
perly attested; those indebted to the
estate will please make payment to
WIN. X. BACHMAN,
April 16 this Administrator.
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FURNITURE.

FURNITURE.
- HAVING just received, n
- an addition to my former ",
- stock of the above, IT1
offer, at low pices. a variety of
BEDSTEADS, bureaus, SIDE
BOARDS, CHAIRS, TABLES, PA
TENT IRON IEDSTEADS, PA
TENT COTS. LATENT SPRING
BEDS, SAFES, and other articles
too numerous to hention. FURNI-
TURE and MAI 1TRESSES MADE
TO ORDER. Iarticular attention
given to REPAIRING, PACKING
and JOBBING.
JERpME FAGAN,
Washington street,
Opposib b Masonic Hall.
April %
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Auot1on sales
Sale to Foracloaa Mnr+ne ee-c

D. G. PEIXOTrO L SON. AucT1oSEERs.
Rf virtue OF mortgage from Henry M.
attorney therein contained, and the agree
ment Of 81. NJ. Gibson in that behalf, will
proceed to sell, on the FIRST MONDAY in
May next, before the Court House in Co
iumbia, at II o'clock, the following yalu
able real estate in Columbia, embraced in
the said mortgage, to wit:
All that lot Of LAND situate at the cor.
ner OF Bull and Laurel streets, bounded
North by Laurel street, Eastby Bull street.
South by land Of T. B. Clarkson, West by
lot now, or formerly, DIR. Thornwell's.
Terms cash. Purchaser to pay forpapers.
April 10 MARTHA 3. BRONSON.
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South Carolina Railroad Company,
General Superintendent ONCE,


S. EI ssl5;EE';sEIl...l E7 ~
WILMINGTON & MANcHEs'R r. r. Co.,
WILMINGTON, n. c., April II, 1868.
0N and after MONDAY, the Goth
~ instant, the Accommodation
Train on this Road will leave Will
mington on MONDAYS, TUES
DAYS, THURSDAYS and FRI
DAYS, ut $50 P. NJ; arrive at
Florence $50 P. NJ; Kingsville 800
A. M. Leave Kingsville TUES
DAYS, WEDNESDAYS, FRIDAYS
and SATURDAYS, at $50 P. NJ;
reach Wilmington on MONDAYS,
WEDNESDAYS, THURSDAYS and
SATURDAYS, at 4:1O P. M.
Close connections at Wilmington
both ways, with the Wilmington and
Weldon Railroad; at Florence with
the Cheraw and Darlington Railroad
for Cheraw, and at Kingsville with
the Night Express Freight Train on
the South Carolina Railroad, to and
from Columbia.
WILLIAM MAcRAE,
General Superintendent.
April % 10
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TeleSEaPh.
Gable Despatches.

Ilvnnroon. april 2S.-Ine Cuba
hs arrived-beating the City OF
Paris.
LONDON, April 2s.-Both Houses
voted addresses to the Queen regard
ing Alfred's injury.
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A RARE CHANCE.

A RARE CHANCE.
A YOUNG LAWYER will find
"A RICE'S and CONNER'S LAW
DIGESTS, and the STATUTES AT
LARGE; also, RICE on BANK
RUPTCY, JAMES on BANKRUPT
CY, at
DUFFIE & CHAPMAN'S
Bookstore, Davis Building.
April %
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a SUPPER FOR THE BENEFIT

a SUPPER FOR THE BENEFIT
OF the LADIES INDUSTRIAL
~ ASSOCIATION, will be given
on THURSDAY, April 30. Any
contributions from the city or coun-
try will be gratefully received, and
can be sent to the Executive Com
mittee. ContributDns from the coun-
try will be forwarl led free of charge
by railroads.
EXECUTIVE CoAd fITTEE--Mrs. S.
Fair, Mrs Singletd, Mrs. Theodore
Stark, Mrs. John y Darby. April "a
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CORN! C{RN! CORN!
EOR SALE Low, in any quantity,
Il by SWfGERT &c SENN.
April 26 +3
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Secretary's Office,

GREENvILLE AND COLUMBIA R. r. Co.,
COLUMBIA, April 10, 1868.
NHHE ANNUAL MEETING Of the Stock
il holders of the Greenville and Colum-
bia Railroad Company will be held in
Columbia, on THURSDAY, the 30th inst,
at 10 o'clock A. M.
Stockholders will be passed over the
Road to attend the meeting free, as here
tofore.
Each individual proxy to represent stock
at the meeting, requires a ten cents In
ternal Revenue Stamp to be attached and
cancelled. @. V. DARLINGTON.
April 10 t Secretary.
a1 All papers publishing by agreement
will publish this notice once week until
day Of meeting.
New-York tribune., 1868-06-06
THE COURTS.
THE DEATH OF Ex-rREsrDENT BUCHANAN.

THE DEATH OF EX-PREsIDENT BUCHANAN.
At o'clock D. m. on Thursday, June 4, the
time fixed for the obseques Of Mr. Buchanan at his late
residence the Circuit Court OF the United States for the
Southern District OF New-Y0rk being in session, His
Honor Mr. Justice Nelson and the Hon Sam Batchford,
District Judge for Southern District OF New1ork the
Hon. Anthony L. Robertson ChiefJusuce OF the Superior
Court OF the City of New York. presented set OF resou-
uons behalf OF the bar, and moved their adoption
sam G. Courtney esq United states Attorney LOT ths
District seconded the motion. After remarks Dy Chlef-
Justice Robertson Mr. Courtney, and Chas COhi0r,
Judge Nelson said: This Court acknowledges the
fitness and propriety Of paying respect 10 q, ,e tne
memory OF the late lamented eAfISsldent
buchanan, at the recommendation OF the pubic an-
thores, the OF his DEATH and cordlaly JON
IN the wishes expressed by gentlemen OF the par 10 par
cpate in that manifestation. He had spent lOhg anu
honorable life in the employment Of the GoyernRent
had risen from serving as member OF Congress Ir9
the state OF Pennsylvania through all the higher gftues
OF the public service including that Of the Presidency OF
the United States and 1t is but common justice 10 say
that he greatly distinguished himself for aDlhty hteg
rity, and patriotism every department III Whlcn ne
served and during all this long period he was not more
distinguished and respected for his public service tha Tor
his private virtues, unOstentatOus habits and exemplary
life. We Will order the resolutions OF the Court TO DO
placed on the files OF the Court, and adjourn II as re-
spect to the memory of the deceased statesman
New-York tribune., 1868-06-06
PRESENTATION TO OLE BULL.

A Musical Reunion of Prof. j. Jay Watson's
puplls was held at the Central Park Normal Musical
conservatory No. 2l2 West Twentysixthst, last even
ing Inc rooms were crowded with a select assembly.
Inc utmost good feeling prevailed. ole Bull was the
center OF attraction and many the words of vel
come winch he extended TO his friends Ole Bull Is
warm end OF br Watson and has invited the Professor
10 VISIT nm at his home in Norway Among those pres
eht Were Gen. Robert Anderson, Col Weeks, Col Haw
hns Oh the 18th Regiment, Profs. A. ]. Graham and
"lpur, the wellknown stenographers. Many dstin-
gulshed lawyers also present The great
ylohnst played number OF his choicest
scectOns, and Miss Anna Watson performed on the
piano iayorlte solo. During the evening Mr. watson
presented Ole Bull with magnificent gold watch and
cha, manufactured by Boston watch company at the
cost OF Sl5 The front OF the watch is finely en-
Rakeu win an American eagle, bearing I'm his talOns
H9nn while ON the back of the watch the letters o.
- IN monogram, and the wsrds Presented to Ole Bull
by the Professor and Pupils Of the American COnserva
tory, June, 1868" Mr. Watson also gave HIM copy OF
MOOre's CyclOpeda OF Music.
A watch case was presented by Miss Anna Watson.
ole Bun then gave Mr. Watson a violin made by the
elder Amat OF CremOna in the seventeenth century, and
accompanied his presentation with appropriate speech
At a late hour the guests dispersed.
New-York tribune., 1868-06-06
LATEST GENERAL NEws-BY TELEGRAPH.


-: The cornerstone of a new Jewish temple was
laid in Cincinnati yesterday.
.:..TIains are to run next Monday on the Kansas
Pacific Railroad, J86 miles vest Of the Missouri River
THE order for Che transfer of three companies
Of Rifles from Qnebec to Ottawa has been cOunsormauded.
Samuel Bancroft aged IS years, hung himself
IN barn Prltts, Worcester Mass on Thursday night
-. Thomas A. Fuller, y. G.. NJ and G.. s. of the
Grad Lodge Of Maohs Of Tennessee died yesterday morning
Coy Brownlow has published proclamation
for the election OF Congssmen on the ID day Of November next
1.-The Michigan Central Railroad depot in Joliet
81 s56cG se burned ''''''' rive locomotives were ''"''''
THE members of the California Grand Army of
.os burned H cssay SS4y decorate Win '"''' Tue graves u
IA St. Louis dispatch says. that the Government
supplies for a general Indian
...Auth2ntic information has been received in
S~ & y s. h a 5I Of Soa: s Sa SSSi ~ S S Fen arms and
cherry , HSP9 Rgp R2pYS9E ?9! Ct lds IxSsy his stable @
Thursday moraHg lie vas about "a ysas Of age.
The College of California held its last com
srr Rsgoni, which have been apPoiuted BY Gov Hag1t
go. Bishops Ames and Simpson. and about forty
TRafsi,y Sst on pleasure Rocky Mountains
The Hon. Mr.. Ross, Canadian, Minister Of Fl
De he vail srraus, ior The floating Colonial guaranteed loan
"A clerk in the dry goods house of Slivin q Co.
ofCucn arrested yesterday at Louisville Tor emoeiihs e"
The ST. I.ouis Merchants Exchange passed res
ouons e,rsy vong the reduction Of the tar on whisky 10 %
cents per galion.
THE Sheriff of Dearborn County Ind, has made
HdaVt that John Pukn o Cincinnati had nothing TO DO Win he
Cobun ami McCooe that the arrest made by Col Wooi
sBd that be ttbe Sheriff Franklin
DIR. j, Robley Dungleson, Professor of Medl-
sht iH MeeL jurisprudence ia The Jefeon Nsdie1 COLLEGE Of a
sph hss placed the list Of emeritus professors anu James
AlikiH Meig,, NJ. D., takes hls place.
..SimeOn Locke of Boston was held to bail in
United Commissioner Ha vestsray charges
smuggling The allegations embrace four complaints for shugng
pr and m 1893 and 8i valued At between 82O0O and
sJpJo0l
....A fearful gale. accompanied by rain passed
Siask yesterday afternoon The roof Of he Cincinnati Sndusy
d CeeAal Railroad warehouse blown on aui M upon the pro
ts tearing her tmokstatk nuring Tee men, Two Of
e Seriously upIo0el ad eAnBes aHd sheds we're DoAn
4Osu
m The Committee appointed by the New York
khoers n Chicago sul Bock Island Railroad returned rom
Usrrpor 10 ChiciFo gt all f1erenc having been amcsoy
is. The st,sfauce Of q shares of sIck approved aud he
The 70 Council Buns is ordered MT
Ilacy retains TIE n4uagcHest
New-York tribune., 1868-06-06
IlIEL.

BLAIR-Iu Brooklyn Thursday evening" June David Blair 'ged
TIE friend, Of the amy are Invited attend the funeral from ~
late residence No a Esst Warrenst, tbs Surla afternoon 81
O'Clock
BURDOb Thursday morning June aer lingering aess sarah O
Youngest daughter W. and Cassa NJ Bur sgd y yeae
TIE relatives Of the family also meabers Of Ak Lodge ma
saturday II oeock from the residence Of her hher No
li1 FouTthave.
pBMPSBYou THURSDAY morning June 1868 Er,beth DempseT
eldest daughter Of the late Wm. Dempsey . -,
invited attend her funeral from e resi-
depce of Der bhernaS C. Moore No IA West Forts tan -
on saturday morning 1t II O'Clock. ....
MARTINon Thursday Helen Eliza daughter Of WIN and
Fanny B. Martin. sged years -. --, -.
Of her pareu Nc. 70 West TtiyGa on Saturday afternoon
o'clock
RFDMOYD-At L. L. Thnrsy The 4h inst Lastua
Redmond John Redmond 10 the Both oi her
SILLMAN-At BROOKLYN evening Of Wednesday June Gold B.
SiIlman in the 9lst yearof bis
The reityes and friends ef the family are Invited 70 Na ~.
kur ron the Reformed Dutch Church oraemons1 % siodAf
June I. 3 o'clock in the afternoon
sHERMANIn city, Friday June James Sherman lhe o.
Fun, al the residence brother No l5 East Tsen
at 10. o'clock TO-DAY.
sTgBBYs-Ip Broohn Friday June Augusta L. daughter OF
Marietta H. and PhiGnder W. Sebbins
The and othe family invited 20 send hr loef.
The residence Of her parents No ITO oecoLfp~e D"NA'
Moaiay, June g. At y o'clock p m
THBRAsSOH-on THURSDAY Juue4 snera lingering Illness MIS-
Frances Therasson. the saith Of her ,....
The relatives family respectfully Invited 70 attcna
her l. n IeT1ssJa NO. ~
gbth.st Saturday afternoon at y O'Clock
New-York tribune., 1868-06-06
CRIMINAL.

In the United States District Court yester-
day Henry Miller and John Hampstead, indicted for
drew their former pleas Of guilty pleaded guilty and
were remanded for sentence
George Myers was yesterday tried in the Y.
District Court for an attempt 70 pass gennne - -
$40 The jury, after brief absence, found defendant
guilty. ana he remanded for sentence.
In .Justice Sutphen's Court, Jamaica, yester-
day Marcus Zap Na2eT WAS and Jamaica horse cars he
having caught IN the act lie pleaded gnty 70 tne
Accusation and was sentenced to the County JAN W days
In the Essex Market Police Court, before
Justice Mansfield Frederick seibert was hed ies eNa
nation for receiving SO from Miehae sullivan Oh NO 20
Chrystest " ho answered an adyertseeht ~ 20 NV ~.
the situation or barkeeper
In the Court of General Sessions, before
Recorder Hackett. the trial Of Edmund Waaehl, asas
Prank was resumed The for the prosecution Was
closed and Theodore Frank, son OF the elder defenda
sStS" at Ii The case win be concludes on Monday
At the Tombs Police Court, yesterday, JUS
having passed on on AaSPa Tasss 81 s ts nr@ 81
Tuska OF No. 2l2 Canast forged draft purpoTting TO
have been drawn by the Commercial National BANK OF
Cincinnati National Park Bank OF this city Ter SOo 81
made payable TO the order OF Dalton & Coleman anu
Daiton & Coleman" We'll indorsed the check and 1t is
claimed that not he but another man OF the same M
able. Tho examination In the case OF Breyet Brg
Cen joseph To,ins ~ and obn Metoack for having
Won from him nearly $4,000 the game OF aro, IN tho
gaming establishment No. sl8 Broadway, was continued
Yesterday Tho complainant subjected 10 further
crosexannaton by defendants counsel with reference
10 hls past army lte and several questions he refused
70 answer on tie ground that compelled 10 do so 1t
would tend TO degrade him. The further examlnatlon
was then adjourned until the 10th Inst. John Spencer
yas committOd to the Tombs by Justice Hogan yester
day for having Thursday last, induced Mr. Henry
H. Gordon Of NO "a Chathamst, % cash forged draft
for S25 purporting have been drawn on the butchers
and Droyers National Bank by Alexander r. Spencer OF
No 5la Broadway brother OF the accused itls sald
fl,afn
guilty OF similar acts, which have been settled by MS
brother.
New-York tribune., 1868-06-06
UUl UT udLIDu8 UIttt Iuf IHlN
Thou has, saved TO make Us ffeei
Guide Us with Thy mighty hand,
ItII nlI lnr.La mil cnnle 10 Il hee
INFANT MORTALITY IN MoITkEAL.

A shocking state of things is shown by re-
turn furnished tho medical officers O the Sanitary AssO-
citation by the ladies OF the Gray NunDery OF Montreal
for the year 1867 At this Geneial Founding Hospital the
In 1906 and 729 IN 1865. OF these, 239 were pOIh III
0thbf paces-42 coming from the Gelghoor-
hood, 9s from Quebec, 20 IRON ottawa, II IrO4-.
ST. Hyacinthe. is from Upper Canada, and 20 from
the United States The number Is against l6 In 1865 and
2s6 in 1868 The number received from TIE guy lament
ably uniform indicating not occasional but systematic
oentOusness IL amounts 10 4l3 last year. against 44s
in 1906 aud l3 in 1865 The proportion Of deaths ~ rs
usual, rgtfully great-They amount 70 6l9; OF whom
80 were under week; 800 under month, being much
than half the total OF all ages 5S3 under year
GIT ony "a additional for four years Of life under five
years leaving only two deaths among all the foundlngs
IN the establishment between the OF five and a. Tho
Balance OF life resulting from the labOrE OF the good sis
ters amounts 70 only 33 Infants the years operations
~ infants dead to living The destruction OF life
caused by war therefore nothing Compared with what
Is Constantly going On aI0n5 1s, pf,s iiOs. literally
Carpenter the medical gentlemen who promulgated this
report repeat their assertion that the Sisters do their
very best TO preserve the lives OF these unfortunate be-
ing who have struggled into the world against the will
OF their unnatural parents. But they add: 10 would
appear that the mothers, although nOminaly showing
their Willingness that their offspring should live by send
ing them the Of the kind ladies, practically
taking the which must lead 10 their early
We fnd that fewer than 42I infants received last
year only hafclothed, absolutely naked ls had
not been washed and l3 were bleeding Tor
the necessary attentions at brth 20 were tainted with
the special disease OF infamy had been wounded by In
struments less frozen, and large mum
States In a carpctbag another at the bottom OF basket
another IN n water-bucket; two came squeezed and
bruised another strongly nailed up In box another
with pin stuck through the nesh. The suerlngs OF 8
infants well their chance Of fe had been essened
by doses OPIUM IL is wonder therefore, that three
dead when received % dying aud l57 IN actual dis
Most OF the remainder p0rished with the country
nurses be 1t remembered not in tile city through the
wretched constitution inflicted them by their parents"