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has not this objection and is the only wrnger that ha
Cox Wheels ON Both Ends,

which obvates tho necessity of pnning down at one
end and allows tho Rolls to separate freely at other
end; thereby securing all the adrd"tage If the donbe gear
Notwithstanding the rolls can separate freely at either
end tho Cog wheels CANNOT be thrown put OF gear On
both ends Of the WrinRer at tho samo no unless tAs
pressure Is taken entirely OF.
This WrinRer has but ono pressure screw Thil
always equal pressure the whole length o
the Rolls
Tho NOVELTY 10 fastened to = tub or box by q
R!eni Cured Clamp. which has IN equal bearing on
tub the ,rAole length a. Ghs Wrt.ge. Other Wrin9er
merely fastened to stave At each end and thu
to wrench tho stavos from their proper position
and ruin the tub.
The Cog -wl,cols Thumb. screws, &c. nicely gal
vanized.
Bhy tho NOVELTY, or at least take it on trial viii
any or alt Others and keep the Best.
T. Sold everywhere.
N. b. PHELPS 4 CO., Gen. Ax'ts,
2t II Cortla1dt st., N. r
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EUREKA SMOKING TOBACCO

We do not wish to inform you. rcndcr that Dr Won
cures Consnnption, when the lungs half consumed
short will all diseases whether OF m!na oc1y OF
Or want do:xnsd 70 make HHssc% our ss e,
~ H"t si@io .how You have heard enough of that
kind and We do not SGndes t that you hsyt
v9u that Dr. Snccs atnrrh Remedy wN ,'esiirey cur.
s W Ctoryh. only assert thnt which thous
/ viii pay $iAJ REWARD for case OF Cutarrh that
cannot euro.
For Sale by most Dru4glsts Everywhere.
PRICE ONLY 80 CENTS. Sent by Mail, post paid ro'
S1ty Cents -Four Packages for $30O ono dozen foI
$500 Send two cent stamp for DR.. Sngos pamphie'
on o"''" N'>'' r. y PEfRCE. NJ D.,
1SUFFALO, N. Y.
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An i'll matched couple were always
ouarreling. One day he wife pointed to a
cat and dog that lay together near the
stove, and said: "Look at them; they
don't quarrel" "Ah," growled the hns.
band, ''tie them together and then see."
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| 8tIm2LLQNt are
|required. Mev
restore the vitul
forces IN q re-
markable dcg,'cc,
land give tone to
the system.
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A GENTLEMAN who suffered for years from Nervous
Debility Premature Decay, and all the effects Of youth
full WILL for the sake of suffering humanity,
send free to al so need it, the receipt and directions
for making the simple Bsmedy by which he was cured
Sufferers wishing profit BY the
can do 20 By addressing, IN perfect confidsaos,
.-r%e.a- - JOHN B. OGDEN,
NJ 10 Ia. .<roo< Nou Vork.
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NEW YORK WEEKLY.

l,HEAPEST PAPER IN THE WORi.D:-
ss1e to please all hands, Only q, cents year; vau
able prsmiums to subscribers and agents Specimens
UNION BANNER. Bsifust Maine
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AGENTS WANTED FOR
oaris ~ Sunlight
and casligi1t

A WORK descriptive of the MYSTERIES,
VIRTUES, VICES, SPLENDORS and
CRIMES OF tho CITY OF PARIS.
Il tails how Paris has become the Gayeyt and most
Besutifu City in the world how its Beauty and Sple
dor are purchased at fearful cost Of Misery md suffer
tufer,; how Virtue snd Vice 60 armin-azn in the
beautiful City, how the most Fearful Cries are COM
less luxury; and eontatns $50 fine Ensravings Of
noted Places, Life and Scenes in Paris. Canvassina
NATiONALP PUBLISHING co.,
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CnAppED hANDs, FACE, Rouan SKIN, TIM
rLEs, salt rhcun,, and other cutaneous af-
fcctions cnrcd, and the skin made soft and
smroth, by using tho Juniper Tar Soap
made by Caswell, Hazard Il Co., New York.
1t is moro convenient and easily applied than
other remedies, avoiding the trouble OF the
6r,rOOists
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From Ono Of the Oldest Printers In the State
'' Of Illinois.
OFFICE OF THE WHO AND REPUB11cAN,l
nYyrN NV

MEssRs. PRINCE, WALTON h Co., Cincinnati
after using two boxes in my family, to be a
"good egg" Send me another dozen by
United States Express, and if you don't want
local notices to the amount, charge it to us
on advertising account. Regards to Mr.. Wal.
ton. Yours in haste, JAMES J. LAN0DON.
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PREMIUMS IN CASH,

There thirteen premiums and they will be mailed
to the thirteen parties entitled to them delivered Ia
their order) on the twenty fourth day Of January. 1870
weekly issue Of the 25th Of January 1870 together
with the sizes Of the winning clubs PsEsons making
up clubs in compliance with tie above terms will
the ~ per cent commission any how, and If their club
is Of the thirteen largest will draw other Of
for Money by draft. express, money ORDERS in
registered letters may be sent et our risk
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Florida presents q nineteen ounce or
ange for competition.
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DR. w4AVHR'S
Canker and Salt Rheum syrup,

Rr tho cura of Canker Salt Rheu, Eryspelas Scrofu
lous Diseases, Cutaneous Eruptions, and every
kind Of Disease arising from an
impure state OF tho blood
The mos Ette.ire Blood Purifier u he Nineteenth century
cH- Sold by all Medicine Dealers
Hold BY GREENE / BUTTON. Milwaukee.
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cV- The Only Reliable Cure for Dysqepsin
In the known World.
Dr. WIsHART's GREAT AMERICAN Dyspepsia Pills
and PINE TREE TAR CORDIAL are positive and infa;
BILE for Dyspepsa in its most form and
matter Of how long standing
They penetrate the secret abode of this terrible dis,
ease and extermnate it, root and branch forever
They alleviate more agony and silent suffering than
the tongue can tell
They arc noted for curing the most desperate and
hopeless when every known means failed to AFFORD
relief.
No form of Dyspepsia Indigestion can resist their
penetrating power
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Consumption Of the Lungs, Cough, Sore
Throat and Breast, Bronchitis, Liver
Complaint, Blind and Bleeding
Piles, Asthma, WhoopinR
Cough, Dlptheria, &c.

medical export, holding honorable collegiate dipo,
patients At the Office parlorn Associated With him. are
three consulting Of emnence
This opportunity offered BY no other institution in
tho country.
Letters from any part Of the country asking ADVICE,
viii be promptly aud eratuitously responded to- Where
convenient rentances should take the shape of drafts
or post ONCE ordefAL
Price of Wishafts American DySpeps,a Pills 81 box.
Sent By mail on receipt Of price.
Price of Wisharts Pine Tres Tar Cordial, $1.0 per
bottle. or Gil per dozen. Sent by expresA
All communications should be addressed
l. O. @. WISHART, M. D.,
NJ 2aro afraa
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GRANT
DIR. LANGLEY'S
STANDARD PREPARATIONS.
ROCKY MOUNTAIN BlTTERS

very superior regulating Tonic, impartlng vlgor and
strength to the constitutional thorough
PURIFIER OF THE BLOOD,
regulator Of nervous force and powerful sustainer
The invalid and the c9nvalescng seeking restoration
Balm, viii hnd in these Bitters hidden mysterious
which quietly restores, vet refuses to reveal
to the senses anything but taste and color.
pleasant Bitter free from all nauseous proper
the base of the mountains from which they derive their
name, and is particularly adapted to all forms of
DYSPEPSIA OR INDIGESTION,
manfesting themselves by the following. symptoms
Headache, Nervousness, Loss Of Memory Low Sprits,
Giddness Dimness of Sight, Dizziness of Hearing and
Ringing Noises in the Ears Eructstions or Belchngs
sion Of the Chest, Uneasy Feeling about the Heart,
Palpitation, DC, 10.
Also for Liver Diseases, Disorders of the Kidneys,
Reeasness and Loss of Muscular Power these Bitter.
will be found almost specific, and as a preventive OF
FEVER AND AGUE,
or restorer of the natural power Of the system, when
broken down by continued aue attacks it has equal
Being stimulating (but not intoxcating they refresh
and nvgorate both mind and body heehten the sensi
slacrity and cheerfulness of spirit.
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TIE PUREsT AND SWEETEST COP LIVER Or.
in the world is Hazard & Caswell 9, made on
the sea.shore, from fresh, selected livcrs, by
CAsWELL, HAZARD h CO., New York. II
is absolutely pure and s,reet. Patients who
have once taken it proter it to all others.
Physicians have decided it superior to any
of the other oils in market Sold by all drug
Rists.
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GREAT men insure in the Washington Life,
Of New New York.
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Roback's s Stona-
0ch -Biltcys.|
unlike all oihcj |
Bittcrs IN MeI
market, possess
intrinsic mlerlt.I
MA D'ff
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ALLC0CK,S POROUS PLASTER

ALLCOCK'S POROUS PLASTER
lation and support-a sort Of extra slina ai mus
cular and nervous pains, whether OF the side, head
kidnegs back and in sciaca they should be- applied
At once They now widely used in hospitals. both
in America and Europe and approved by all Physicians
They give immediate relief in Lambaso well "a in
pains of the side and back whether they proceed from
weakness, fatigue. or other causes
Seaside House. Rcckaway Beach, Sep. l. 1863
Messrs ALLcock l. Co., Sing Sing:
GENTIEMEN-Your Plasters have wonderful qualities.
and every traveller should have them by him guests
give great accounts of their efficacy. Some cared
coughs; some Of rheumatic pains; OF severe pains
In the breast side and back. In sciatia ard kidney
affections their application is equally successful my
self attacked with pain i'll ly LETT k;rs'H
I was in agony for twenty four hours. AZ i"n@ts
applied Of your Pasers The pain ss', s;si: II
abate, and in the of few hours entirely
removed send you this that you nay publish il if yoa
think we'll am yours, A. D. FAILING,
Proprietor of the Seaside House.
New YoEx, August 1e 1859.
THOMAS A1LcocK 4 Co, Sing Sing:
For years have suffered from inflammation OF tie
Kidneys my physicians gave but little relief and
moved about like old man, bent down by years Of
suffering. At length your Porous Pastors recon-
mended to applied one to each kidney, and the
reef was i,nncdiate wore them for thirty days. when
my back and kidneys were perfectly we'll and wss
more able to walk erect think the half of the
virtues Of your Plssters yet ro,n to be told h"t should
any one wish to bear thereof. shall be pleased to tell
of my experience. l am yours, respectfully,
THOMAS NJ JACKSON,
go East Thirty second street.
PRINCIPAL. AGENCY.
BRANDRErH HOUSE,. {
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Irritation of the Scalp.

WATERv1LLE Mo, September Is. 1852
Messrs. JOSEPH BURNETT Co. =
Dear Sirs.-I have derived much benefit from the use
Of your Cocaine. Twelve years ago had the typhus
fever; after recovery found myself troubled with
an irritation of the scalp
purchased bottle Of the Cocoane only for the pur-
of hair dressing, but to my surprise, it has
tirely removed the irritation of long Standing have
recommended it to several Of my friends who were
the disease JOSEPH HILL. JR
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meantime the attention of the smaller one
was called to the presence of the vessel.
It raised Its head few inches above the
surface, and then went towards its larger
friend, and seemed to tell it Of the circum.
stance; but, whatever transpired between
them, the larger ono raised it's head as
though to investigate its surroundings: and
then, with an easy motion, it dropped in
to the ocean. In disappearing. it went
head down ward, and its body described .
circle like a hook, its tail raising out of the
wat r, which, the captain says, tapered off
to sharp point.
The calm that had beset the vessel in the
morning, now gave way to strong north
west breeze, that, as night closed around,
burst into storm, accompanied by vivid
lightning and rolling thunder. The ship
was tossed about by the waves, which ever
and anon broke over her with relentless fu-
ry, and during the whole of this fearful
night the sailors would not 60 on deck with
out lanterns, such was their fear of meet
20 to the captain and ask his opinion on the
probability Of that occurrence; but he be-
ing no wiser than themselves, would laugh
| at their fears, and bid them go to their
work. About morning the storm died away,
but until the following day, when they came
in sight of land, the brave men entertained
an unexpressed dread of the temperance
of the monster.
Capt. Allen thinks that the monster came
from the regions of Florida, where he has
often heard If similar creatures from other
shipmasters. and by following the warm
current Of the Gulf Stream it reached the
position where they found it. In his opin.
ion, it is deep-water animal; and he &C.
counts for its appearance 30 near the surface
by the fact of tho dark day, and the mon.
ster not knowing how high up he was.
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D EST SEWING MACHINE EXTANT-
D only $50. Sample Machine to Agents FREE
Ia iross WHITNEY MANUFAUTURING co, Fast
Hampstead, N II.
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TO coNsUMPTIvEs.

The Advertiser having been restored to health In
few wssks by W. dEpls remedy, after HAVING suder
ID .everl years With severe lung affection, and that
dr..d disssse Consumpton Is anxious to make known
to his fellow suiReaSrs the means Of cure.
To al who desire it, he will send COPY of the pre-
serpon used Gree of charge). with the directions tor
prspazing and aaing ths same which they will hnd
SuBI CURE FOR CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, BDoich1T1s'
etc. The object of The advertiser in send9 tne pre-
.orption IN to benefit the afflicted and spread Informs
ron which he conceves to be nvauable and he h0pee
evsry sufferer viii try his remedy. as 1t will cost tn IN
nothing and may prove blessing .,-
Parties wiahing ths prescription will please address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON.
Wfliameou, Kings County, New York
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Or. WlsHART'S
PINE TREE TAR CORDIAL

the vital principle oi ths Pine Tree obtained by
It's highest medicinal are retained invgo
rates the digestive nd ssstore. the appetite IT.
riches the blood and expe from the system the cor
rpption which Scrofula breeds on the iGnga
lungs Its healing principle acts upon the irritated
surface Of the LnnEs and Ihroat penetrating to eaSh
I! M the result of Of study and experiment and It
IL offered to the afflicted with positive assurance OF ITS
hot too long delayed resort to the means Of cure
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0lIA(H

1t is nCW CieyCi.
gears since .D'.
RoLock, tie cell
cJyute1l Smer}iSh
physician, .fnn
Stockholm, Sme-
<7o1, cy,,lp In {I:r
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than It's tOrelSn trauos tuat ueH DlllS FOS0 10
the first rank, and that out Of her bank she
accumulated means for great works, for a
subsequent pilgrimage to Mecca, and fol
the final struggle of her life which came in
1857.
"Up to this time she had been only Re-
gent, bound to acknowledge her own
daughter as sovereign, but in 1857 tho mu
tiny broke out. Bitterly exasperated as she
was known to be at her position. it was
fully expected in Calcutta that she would
declare herself independent, and her tol
low rs exhorted her to take this COURSE
Many of her mobiles took it in defiance o
her; her contingent, an efficient little force
was eager to march to Delhi, and there wat
more than chance. as Sindiah stood firm
of carving kingdom out Of his dominions
She had'none of the Hincoo dread OF thu
House of Timour which checked the Nah
rata sovereigns, none Of the knowledge,
England which kept Sslar Jung and th'
deacon on our side, none Of the gra itud'
for past tavors which stirred some mino
mobiles, and none of the hostility to Sepoy
which influenced tho Sikhs.
1.-The political instinct of the woman
however, supplied the place Of experience
In the very darkest hour OF our fortunes
when it seemed to almost every native thi'
the British star had set, she declared TO
the white government, coerced, or in som
instances bought, her mobiles, held her con
tingcnt, which was regularly paid, to it
colors, received the officers flying from In
dore as if she had never heard Of a mutiny
prepared supplies for Sir Hugh Rose, m
finally marched with all her small dispose
BILE force to his support.
"When, in 1859, the British governmen
was again master of the continent, tn
brave little woman who had risked he
throne for us was not forgotten. She wa
declared at once Begun of Bhopal in he
own right, and rewarded with grant ,
heavy estates, admitted, though woman
to the highest honors in the new order, al,
encouraged to visit England, where sh
would have been received as royal here
inc.
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|bI1'1ERS

KEPT Oy 0p0the-
carries IN this
coWm MT ry. A
single trial a0iN
convince the most
skeptical Of its
soondertul volue.
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EAST M1DDLEDono', MASS, June 0, 1854
Messrs. BURNETT Co.
My daughter has boon afflicted with neuralgia in her
head for three years. She has used during that time
many powerful applications These, with the intense
in October 1861, it all came off.
She induced to try your Cocaine and the result
astonishing She had used half the contents Of
bottle before hor head covered with fine young
hair four months the hair has several inches
color than formerly. With respect,
WM g. EDDY.
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IWktiney's Mankind, Celiection, and Real
.s n 1.e: 70 sS :: Sa to o psr
acre, on easy terna All letters Of enquiry promptly
answered Address mo at Atlantic, Cas- Co., Iowa.
F. H. WHITNEY,
AGENT Atlantic Town Co
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THE SEA SERPENT AGAIN.
Recrutt-Capt. Allen Encounters
the Serpent or the Delaware Bay.

q RecE0tt-Copes Al10n encounters
the Serpent OF the Delaware Bay.
From the New York SUN.
The Sea Serpent still lives, and has an
heir for the perpetuation Of his race. Capt.
Allen, of the ship Scottish Bride, which
arrived at this port on Sunday, brings the
latest intelligence from his marine snake
ship, the captain having encountered tho
monster on the 23d inst. in lat 8.16, lon.
TAOS. The remarkable feature Of the
meeting was that the old, familiar serpent,
fifteen or twenty feet long, and as big
around as hogshead, was accompanied by
q juvenile monster of the same species,
only about five feet in length. This meet
ing, as will be- seen by reference to the
charts, was on the edge of the Gulf Stream,
about 200 miles off Delaware Bay. But as
Capt. Allen is acredible witness, we'll known
by the shipping merchants of New York,
and everywhere conceded to be an intelli-
gent man, his own narrative of the singu-
lar meeting will be read with greater inter-
est than any more studied account.
Captain Allen is q thorough type of an
American skipper, sharp, shrewd, bluff and
honest, and mas followed the ocean from
boyhood, rising by his own energy and
merit from cabin boy to the command Of
one of the finest clipper ships sailing from
this port; 4 - =
Captain Allen says that on the 23d of
this month, he descended to his cabin after
a iruitless effort to geta meridian observa-
ton, the sky being too much overcast. He
was just about eating his dinner. when his
second mate descended the cabin stairs,
and, in an excited Emanner told him his
presence was required on deck. Thinking
the slip had sprung leak or that some
other dire ,nishap had befallen them, he
dropped the tempting morsel before him
and rushed up. When he arrived on deck,
he found the crew assembled on the star
board side of the vessel, looking with awe
stricken countenances into the water. Not
knowing the meaning of their strange con-
duct, he also went to the ships side, and
sight met his eye the memory OF which
will never fade.
The weather had been thick and nasty
all the morning, the heavens heavily over
cast, threatening to pour forth deluge at
any moment, and the wind blowing from
ssall quarters at once. But now there was
dead calm, and the surface of the sea IN
disturbed by q ripple. On approaching
the side of the vessel, the captain saw in
the water beneath a monster such as he
had never seen before. It was about
twenty-five feet in length, and proportion.
atsly thick; its head was very large and
fiat, while at each side, on the extreme
edge, were set two bright, sinctillatine
eyes, which, he says, looked dangerous
and wicked. Its back was covered with
large scales, like the crocodile, about
three inches in length, which hooked to-
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BRANDRErH HOUSE.
NEW YOItK.
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Sold at Milwaukee BY H. BoSwoRTHH SONS SiREHSs
= &I-1TON RICE ( RlsISG DRAKE BROS. DohMkN'
Sc1x1np 1 Co and ali Milwaukee Druggists
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NEURALGIA,
LUMBA(aO,

That have just got through wthl that most awful
noef whering, most strength destroying, most
spirit-brsaking of all diseases tnat
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Mey are mdde
both vith and
eoih,oW sugar.,
coating, thus
adapting them to.
the use Of cpery-
body;. Because
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-01-23

the tournament, practiccd by the daimios
Boar hunting has its votaricss; travelling
shows Of all kinds are TO be met with, but
no circus has yet made its appearance -
The first newspaper was started at Yoko-
hama during our rebellion. Japanese
Tommy, 80 we'll known in this country,
was managing editor. The largest gold
coin is the obang, as large as the palm Of
the hand, and worth eighty.two dollars.
There Is great respect shown to the
dead 10 japan. The cemetery at Jeddo
embraces over six hundred acres, and is
filled with monuments and mausoleums Of
great beauty aud richness.
There is every reason TO hope that Ja.
pan will be drawn into yet closer and
more confidential relations with this coun.
try; and if only the same digniied, wise,
and humane policy be persist
ed in which has already marked Ameri-
can transactions with Japan, no other na-
ton will secure so much ofthc confidence
and respect Of this highly intelligent and
people.--,SouHscra Adp0cdfe.
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ground was covered with snow, they we're
still hundreds of miles from their Jour.
|ney's end, while the bleak winter winds
whistling across the wide prairies in I'M
obstructcd fury, froze them to the hearts
core. All, absolutely all they had to sub
sist upon under these desperate circurn.
stances, was snow water and a quantity OF
green coffee this they burned and boiled
10 snow water, and upon it travelled for
six days, until they reached place Of
help. These are the bare facts Of the
case, as reported to government, and do.
mOnstrate that coffee, alone, is susteuaut.
as well as atitnulant, that il contains the
elements Of nutrition, consequently It Is
not mere stimulant, aud all that has
bee said OF mere stimulants," is not
applicable to it. Coffee then being of itself
nutritious, capable Of sustaining life for
days at time, under circumstances of
severe cold and the labor Of travelling
on foot, and it being customary TO use il
with cream and sugar, which are them.
selves concentrated nutrients, and withal,
being drank hot, the conclusion appears
to us legitimate as one Euclidps coroiIaries.
that coffee as generally used in this coun.
Try Is valuable, nutritious, healthfuI.
AID comfortable item.
PREPARATION OF TEA AND COFFEE.
Having said so much about cup of
tea and coffee, il is proper to say some
thing Of its preparation. individuals and
nations have their preferences, but some
things must be laid down as Of universal
application
The first cup Of coffee Is the best. The
last cup Of tea IL The best. Never take
more than one cup at meal. Never In
crease the strength.
THE TIME TO DRINK RIA.
. at supper, when the lightest meal of
tae day Is taken for, By its exhilarating
Effects, it destroys the sense Of hunger, |
aod enables person TO 20 to sleep with- |
,ut having much in the stomach TO keep
{ working all night, and 30 prevent
sound, refreshing sleep.