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ARREST Of An AUTOGRAPH foaSE3.

lFrom the Philadelphia Ledger, Nov 81
Robert spring, otherwise II. W. Emerson, was
arrested yesterday by detective Franklin on tile
charge OF iorging letters aud autographs. lie had
a nearing before Mayor Fox, when Mr.. Franklin
testified lnat the accused had been known 10 hun
similar charge, and at which time forgeries OF
Washington and Franklin letters were obtained.
lie then nad d hearing before the Mayor, aud upon
making promise that he would deast from such
PRACTICES lie was liberated on his 0Na recosniZance
Recently hearing that spring WAS at work AGAIN,
anu had been sending forged letters 70 persons IN
the New and Ola World, purporting 70 be written by
widows and orphans in great distress, Offering TO sell
autographs OF distinguished persons, he made
ARRANGEMENTS to arrest Sprung, and found him at
No. 2, To- Christian street. Through the Post ONCE
persons upon whom an attempt had been mace 10
practise deception and these were exhibited 10 tho
Mayor. one OF these, in delicate handwriting,
signed Frances Jackson, purported 10 have been
written by daughter OF Stonewall Jackson. Mr..
Franklin sad mat copies or the letter had been Cir
culatel extensively III Europe. Another letter, plr-
porting To have ueen written by Emma Hardlnge,
the spiritiaiist had also been circulated.
Robert q. Davis testified that he mad known the
accused for q long Tune, and being collector OF
autographs had been applied to by persons Tor m
autographs winch had into their possession or
when they had been solicited TO purchase. He had
made himself thoroughly famlliar with the for
geres OF the accused that lie was able to detect
them at once, and he had discovered that d sup
posed Washington letter In the Hail or independence
was not genuine one. AT the suggestion OF the
Mayor Sprng was taken to tue han TO see the letter
referred to- and pronounced IL to be one Oh hls
forgeres. lie was held for further hearing.
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TIE MEM-mrcolE MIIlE
Arrival Of MeCeole a. Cipcln,.ti-Hi. Arre.


from the Cincinnati Enquirer, Nov. 81
When the tram came IN from st. LOUIS yesterday
morning there was Di7 crowd OF bootoiacks, news,
boys ana older roughs assembled at the Ohio and
MisslssiDpi depot TO extend welcome TO the nsCic
knight, McCoole. whose coming nad oeen duty an
bounced. The bury giant ca ne, according to pro-
Rramme, ana his appearance upon the sTrcel
duly honored bv a crowd OF the curious wao fol-
lowed close Ut MS hees. Shortly alter ms arrval,
oMcer Moses Archy, who was awaiting his pugllistc
majesty, arrested nim oni took him before Judge
StrauD llther the crowd OF ragamuifns and ad-
mrers weut and the Ponce CoiAt was soon tlled
with the crowd. Prosecuting ATTORNEY Wilson
stated TO the Court that his Information
was such as 10 lead him to believe that the
prisoner mad come into this state for the purpose OF
engaging In an unlawful combat with q certain
1homas Allen, and tue Judge tLereupon decided TO
place Michael under bonds OF So 0OJ TO keep the
peace within the State There was no difficulty In this.
Charley Gallagher, vino backed McCooie IN his first
CoDnrn nght aud his Aaron Jones mil, and William
went MS way.
lie took dinner at the Gibson Honse and IN the
afternoon, Ia company with his manager, Jack
Looney, and several other persons. Grove out TO
'.Shaay Grove.' where he proposes remaining and
taxing his work until the day OF the ngat. His
trainer, Kelly, who had preceded min one day, was
III waiting 10 receive him, and during the afternoon
Mike had nuue Gus vsllors. lie Is looking well
y IS possible for him TO look. Although stl rather
nesny, he Is IN much better condition than he was
wnen he met Allen before. and unless he has been
drawn too fne VIII make much letter light. He
expresses himself as ready and anxious for the
meeting. The nnal deposit OF $500 was made before
he left st. Louis, but there Is still great mudde
about who is 10 act as nnal stakeholder. A gentle
man by the name or Murray selected Dy the
McCoole party out Allen'5 friends win not consent
to the arrangement. Billy Carroll who represents
Allen, from 81. Louis last night TO see il
Will be acceptable to both parties There Is likely TO
be considerable trouble about this matter and the
match cannot be considered fairly "onn until some
satisfactory conclusion Is arrived at.
Allen IL still at The Buckeye House. Having given
bonds less than year ago TO Keep the peace he Wal
probably not be troubled by any ocai interference.
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THE CAUCASUS.
An Earthquake In the Mountain Range.
The North German correspondent of Berlin pub

An Earthquake In the Mountain Range.
The North German correspondent Of Berlin pub
fishes the following
On the list OF August, at eight minutes past three
IN the AFTERNOON, u very alallaIag sloCA oI eafth-
quake was felt IN and around SCHEMA cha, IN the
Caucasus, Wcn destroyed not only the greater part
OF The houses Ii the Town. but also those o the village
OF sundi, at The distance Of elgnteeu yersts The
approach oil The catastrophe Wits announced by
many precursory indicaions sucn as the water
IN The fountains turning muddy aud the
prevalence or an Odor like that OF garlic In
the air. Immediately before the shock noise like
subterianean thunder was heard, ana at the same
moment dense columns OF dust appeared moving from
east TO west. The magnet ost It's attractive pow er
When the ground began 10 shake inc conclusion was
SO violent tnat scarcely mouse IN Scnemacha
escaped serious damage. According to some The
duration OF tie earthquake was hiteen according 10
others twenty-five seconds. The motion was undu-
latory, anu the earth waves. following different d-
rect!ols, met aud crossed eacn other. Tits Wave-
Ike rolling OF the ground was accompanied by q
vertical movement, winch has oeen but rarely OBJ.
served III such plieaomena.
Tie central point vi Lne earthquake was a chain
OF mountains iii tue neishborhool VI Senenacha.
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dred yards led him BY two or three lengths. No
cnange occurred durlDg the remainder OF the race.
Binen passed under Barnes railway bridge with
lead OF three ienxths wlnning at tho Sup ~ per-
haps tour lengths.
The betting at the Start was to ( and to on
Grirths, and SO great q certainty was the match
considered for him tnat when lie was couple OF
lengths anead OF Blffen IN Crap Tree Reach. and
TO l was Detted upon Gr1niths ana consequently
against Bifren with scarcely any takers, 30 fororn
uld the Hanmeramlth lad's chance appear.
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SENDING LETTERS OUTSIDE THE MAu"-By re-
cent decision Of the Post ONCE Department. 'c0n-
munlcations may be sent outside Oh tue ma u ell
closed III stamped envelopes ana being equal IN
vauc and amount In rates vi postage 10 whlcn sucn
letters would be liable II sent by mafi ana properly
sealed SO that such letters cannot be taken herefrom
without tearing or destroying sucn envelope and
the same duly directed ana addressed, anu Tue GATE
OF said letter on the envcl0po and u ~ not required
that auch letter au envelopes be handed 70 the post
master at the point OF destination. 1T IL the duty OF
route agents TO letters written after tue mai
Is closed, and AL wsv iet,ars nrapaid o. stanu1'
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g WEST 44TH ST.. NEAR 5TH AVA RESPECTABLE
gr az lanndress In private family good city reference.
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leo WEST ogTH ST., REAR.-A CAPABLE CoLoRE
lDC woman AZ arst class cook in private family. A.
drcep
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HELP SvANTED-FEMALEs.

CLoAE HANDS wANTED.-CLoAK FIEIsHERS AN
~ Grover d Bakers machine hands.
s. w. 4, CORwlN. 90 Walker IT,
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- WEST 44TH ST., BETWEEN 5rH AND 9TH AVS -
IL respectable young woman TO do washing, ironing
or DEMONSTRATING by day, month good
Call address.
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SITUATIONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

n GREENWICH Av., SECOND FLOOR.-FIRST CLAS
- French cook in private family.
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I 90 RIvINGToN ST, ROOM ia RESPECTABLE
i 20 German Protestant girl cook to do general
housework; has good recommendations.
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aew pnblifaliOHs.
ID UssELL'S BOOK sTORE.
WEEKLY LIST NEW BOOKS, &c.

TIE POET AND THE PAINTER. or Gems Of Art
and >ong. with ninety.nine | rye steel engray.
ip1s, imperial Syo. morocco, $40
TENsYsoNs ENID I'll ,strated by Gustaye Dore, TO-
lilo. IN an egant binding. $40.
len ,YsnNs LooKsLY hall, illustrated by Bennesy.
cctavo, 81.
GRAY's FLRaY, with seventeen finely colored draw.
ings and Photographic reproduction CT the
oriq nal manuscript 4to S6 25.
WAYsIDE PosIEs. original Poems OF country lite,
edited by Robert Buch man, with for. y-sevep
Illustrations 4,o $40
IHR BIRD. by Mich let illustrated by two hundred
su5 ten exquisite engrsvings bv Giacomeli sS.
CHRIST IN AoNa or Hyms OF fmmanuel, seectec
from an ages by Philip ,ohan, D.. svo. cloth
gill extra. So.
CowPER'- ABLE TALK. and other Poems. beautl.
A.tista, volume. 4to, s..
TORY WITHOUT AN END, from the German OF Ca
rove, large ito, with fifteen beautlfu' pic
turca, IN imltatio Of wster colors, 81 on
CHaIsTMAs CAROL by Charles Dickens, with thirty
illustrations by Eynnge. >mai' oc'avo. So.
ecorIAs BARDs the choicest productions OF the
scottish Foets, beautifully illustrated. 8vo, a..
MARMIoN, by Waller >oott. with hrteen Photographic
ilu ,trahon IS.
LAYS OF The aoLY LAND, from ancient aud modern
writer's, with sixty-three illust ations, 8yo, g.
HANDLERS BOOK OF LAYS MISCELLANY OF popular
antiQultIe., two lar 70 volumes, wal 8vo, So
Tie above are oil in elegant buildings
January Tyr
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Madagascar has signed her name. and like a
school gill she has tried to do her best. Her
long name, all in one word, was written each
letter separate from it's companion, completed
evidently with an effort. One could almost
see the pen faltering, hesitating in the tawny
royal fingers. Next came treaty signed IN
the clear, bold hand Of Louis Philippe; ana
then followed divers others from various parts
of the world. It was said but very few were
on exhibition for the want Of room, but were
stored away for safety in some nook Oh tne
Orphan Asylum. The Queen OF Maoasas.ai
finishes her treaty with postscript, thereoy
ro1ine the woman is superior to the queen. "
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THE NEW YoRK HERALD cons'rues the
recent letter of Chief Justice Chase, on the
occasion of the memorial celebration over
the graves Of the Federal dead at Magno
liza, as q mild but unmistsksble bid for the
next Presidency. The Herald evidently
considers the Chief Justice as just the man
TO leaaxto victory the new and powerful
party, The formation Of which within the
1pxt year or two is regarded az fixed fact.
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CT. chouD HOTEL.

THIS New AND conMoI IoUS HOUSE. LoCAT'
ED corner Broadway aud Forty-aecohd-s reet'
advantages over ali other houses for the &C.
rn,n mediation a Its guests It wis built expressly
for Ar.t.rl1ss family bnsrdLag house-the rooms
heinp large and en- suite heated by sisan-With mol
AMI cold ter aud dfuruished second TO none; wo,e
the culinary department Is In the mosi .Sis
One OF atwood's Patent Elevators ls also among
Tho ..nodern i'm proyements' ana at the service OF
guests at all hours.
The broadway and University Place Cars pass the
door every four minutes, rupninI FROM the City
Hail TO Central Pa K, while the Sixth aild eventh
avenne ines are but short block "n either side,
stordlng ample facilities for communicating WITH all
ment and business Of the great metropolis.
mUWE d HULLEY. Proprletors'
March 10 oh0s
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for Salf.

NOR SALE, STOCK. GOOD WILL,
II and Fixtures OF q Cigar store. in good local
iiy Address "eargain," at TalS OFFICE.
June ~
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ARIA VATE SALE, THAT FINE
n STAND with fI ures for Grocery, corner
Calhoun and East Bay streets No. 35. Apply ON
PREMI. rs. thstu January 81
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Gopartner hip notifs.

II United TSEKSHIP..-THE UN.
IL DERSIaNED have, in accordance with the
Acts of the General ASS mo!y, and under firm name
of WILLIAM GURNEY. and in conformity with the
articles Of agreement Of Limited Partnership bea--
ipg date 9Th dIy Of September, 1865, expiring this
day.
same under said agreement to June l. 1871.
iS'eued, WILLIAM GURNEY. General Partner.
tSigued) JAY L. ADAMS, Special Partner.
Charleston, S. G., June !, 1869.
Jrneb stuh limo
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COK sAL-., Buys AND CHILDwEN'S
CLOTHING, In gre variety and without re-
gard to cost, OF GEORGE Ii Tie & CO.'S, No. 2l3
Kirp.street tuths1mo June
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gotsls.
MICK RSON HOU 9 e,
COLUMBLd, S. G.

THIS PLEASANTLY LOCATED HOTEL, US.
SURPASSED by any House IN the south for comfort
and healthy locality, is open to travellers and others
SEEKING 30 ,kD FOR rHk SiM hER. Fam lies
can be accommodated with nice airy rooms on lea
NV ia Iu,o VIM. A. WRIGHT.
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T1Dw SALE CHlGAP. A TIN ROOF IsB
l % feet. apply CORNER OF BEE AND PRtSI-
DENTS REEFS II Juno
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THO RENT. A SMALL HOUSE. WITH
fur rooms aud necessary outbuidlngs on
premises. Apply at No. 1875 KING.STREET. few
doors south Of Queen-street tuhsS* June
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URvIvORs' ASSOCIATIONS OF
CHARLESTON DISTRICT.
NNHE REGULAR MEETING OF rHE ASsOCIA-
IION will be held THIS tTuesday1 EVENING, at
Eight O'Clock, at the Free Reading Room, No. .
Broad-sireet JAMES ARMSIROr G, JR.,
JunsS Secretary.
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CHAmpnuIaG AND HAla-Cu rTINe

LADIES AND JH1I,DREN
attended at their reeideuces promptly and at res SON.
able rates.
Send orders 70 WE MARSHALL, Barber,
April II No, 81 Broad-street tup staizs.)
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vy1ANTED. aGEVT- FUR TUE AMERl-
w CAN FARMERS HORSE BOOK. IN both Eng.
lish and German. by Robert stewart. ". =, OF Miss
h. WORK covers the whole ground Of the breeding
aud raising, and the treatment horses and mules,
bo h in sicsnrss and health It hos won It's way to
popular favor. and is to-day the most popular and
be-t selling Hotss Book out Address U. F. VEN
Publisher, Cincinnati o. 6mo% March 10
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THOMAS COUNTY. Gl.. PLANTATION
i FOR sALE-I offer for sale a PLANTATION
In Thomas County. four miles from ThomasviIle.
consulting Of twelve hundred and two and half
acres first qua Land, WITH good Dwelling, canina.
Kitchen, Barns tables Clubhouse. Gio Packing
screw Islarksniih shop. &c all uud good fence;
Owe hundred acr-s cleared. balance heavily tim er-
ed There are three hundred acres OF virgin nam.
mock bounded GU the north eide by the Atlantic
aud Gulf Rair ad on the soutn by the Monticello
ruud, and be new rIiIroad from Albany will come
within half u mile nf hi, Plantation
here in pever-faio9 creek Of fine water run.
ming through the Plantation; also hve wells AMI TWO
uelI stocked fab ponds on the premises.
This place /, known as the seward Home Place"
being formerly the property OF Hon jams L. Sew
ard.
The Mules. Horses and other Stock. with all the
Wagons and Agricultural imrl"m nts, will oe sold
with the pl ice On re Iabe terms.
FOR particulars. apply TO
A.SItV.N Au"s.3 Ga.
Orto A p. WRIGHT, 1homasvle, Ga.
Or III GUlLM RIII co Savannah. Ga.
PS S.-Thare IRE 'wo churches and two schools In
Ihomasvilie Cd fue climate ami good neignnors.
Juue7 1mn
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fost anb 5ounb.

OTOLEN, FROM MRS. LEViCY SMOKE,
- In Collc,ou County, two miles from Walterboro',
on the Eight OF the 10th April List. her only MARE.
Tho Mare Is black and rather low for her length,
but we'll bult; her body long; both tore fee! and
der Ss The Mare was followed hfosen miles above
Walt.rboro' In the direction oil BaraWell whre
man was riding her. Mrs. smoke could not have
tho thlet followed for want of means. and her little
crop must he los. without hello. Any information
relative to the Mare will be thankfully received. d.
rect to Mrs L. SMOKE, WATERFORD. Colleton Coun-
nv May 81
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ITO RENT ON SULLIVAN'S ISLAND,
q first-class newly renovated DOUBLE P1AZZ,
HOUSE, Containing niue rooms and kitchen. The
whole premises substantially fenced in and in
ciude We off 10 tier; tho house Is well furnish
ed ana may be so rented the furniture tor sale.
Annly o.. rHt DAILY NtWS OFFICE. june 3
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do Rent.

TlU RENT, THE HOUSE ~ VERNON
SrRERI, No 10; has six rooms, with double
piazza and gas throughout. To an approved ten
ant the rent will De twenty dollars per month. In.
ou,re st No. SO AMHERST STREET, one door from
Nassau.sreet IL June
mo K f. T.-G e n l. E M II U X
parties desiring ROOMS, furnished or not, can
obtain them; al-o Buggy House and Stable. Apply
at No 46 BkAURAIN.S1RtET
June tutbs3 y
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-aoad in New York yesterday closed weak
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DElL EsTATE AGENTS, AND o. HERs
II having houses to reot cad have their Plac irds.
&c. printed at the lowest rates and in the newest
and leateat stvies OF type, at TIE NEWS JOB OF
tIGE, No. 149 East Bay
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lAIANTED, EVERYBODY To KNOW
w that Jos PRINTING uf Ill kinds, plain and
ornamental, is executed promptly in the neates.
style aud at the lowest New York prizes OF HE
NEvs Job Ofi o. No. I49 EA>T BAY. Call and ex-
amino the sale Of prices before giving your orders
elsewhere.
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n others wishing =" or Sale'' Flarards, Business
Cards or othe' Jon Printing executed with neat
ness and dis atch viii consult their interest bv eav
ing their orders at THE NEWS JOB OFFICE, No
149 East Bay.
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u|Dauts.

WANTED. A MARKET
w Apply CORNER OF BEE AND PRESID ENr.
STREtT, II June8
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ANrED, A WOMAN. WHITE or
w CCLORED, to Cook ana Wash for small
family. Apply corner BEE AID PKEs1OthT
elREETS II June g
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VNJAnTED, GOOD WASHER AND
w IRONER; also oolored BOY Apply to The
AMERICAN HI TEL, No. LOT Eass Bay.
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yIJANTED, FIRS T-CLA.s TKAVGL-
w LING SALESMEN In every State. Good
wages or liberal per cent. and steady employment
address. with stamp, 3. F. HOWE, No. 639 Arch
stree Philadelphla. Pa. 3nos Aprl3
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nNU RENT, a G IMFOKrABLE HOUsr
at the northeast corner Of Bosard and Comm Z
streets Apply 10 ]. D. KENNEDY, No. 124 Church
street Nav II
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FUE SALE, THr. SCHD'NEH LALLa,
u IS t.ns; As feet long, light draft; capacity
OF $50 barrels. apply to Captain SAM. Harvey,
Chlsolms Mills. 3 Juue7
EJR AL. NEW B.TrEAU, TwtN-
l. ~ teer in ienuh, 3 feet inches aero the
keel, an 4 feei tnrhes across the Runwale apply
at No. Is GaD>DN N STREET. Dear Montague.
Nav g
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EOK SALE, OLD NEWSPa PEKs IN
IL any quantity Irice 76 cents per hundred
The cheapest wrappiu paper that can be used Ap-
DIV n the office of jHE NJ vs. March
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SEJaNTED, A GOOD HUUSE MAID.
w Bsst Of references required Apply at So.
LiBER ..rREEr JuDe8
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IATANTED, A WHITE SERVANT To
w cook for small 10 city and to mind child.
Apply al No. At bMIIH--TREEr, west side, near
Calhoun. II June8
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Effects of Candy ON Children.

As the town enlarges and the confec.
tionery shops increase, l see more and
more the i'll effects of candies on child
rem.
my child is so restless and thirsty at
night" said Mrs. B.. "What can be
the matter with her stomach?"
"Do you allow her to eat candy:" ]
questioned.
90 dear! yes" was the reply. 81
wouldn't deprive her of the happiness of
anticipating and receiving the package OF
candy which Grandpa brings every night,
for any thing. She is so fond of candy
that she often prefers it to her dinner. But
you wouldn't believe how much water she
drinks at night. l always place a large
will drink it all before morning. And then
this thirst makes her so restless and wake
full, that we are all disturbed by her
Can't you give her some medicine for her
thirst?"
The subject of this appeal was slender,
waxen-faced little girl, with thin, sharp
features; dusky yellow halfcircle under
her eyes hands so thin as to be translu-
cent, the blue veins standing prominently
out the tongue of an angry red color,
showing an inflamed stomach; pulse irri-
table, weak and quick; tenderness over
the stomach; bowels tumid-the group of
symptoms indicating sub-acute inflam-
nation Of stomach, excited by indigestible
substances candies in her CASEY, and fol-
lowed necessarily by loss ofappetite, thirst,
and an impoverished condition of blood.
have SO frequently had to advise in
this class of cases latterly, that have