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CONFEDERATE REcoRDs.-The Survivors AS
sociation, with the view OF collecting and pre-.
serving statistics and historical material Of the
war. would be glad to be allowed to make
copies Of any original papers relating to the
forces furnished by South Carolina to the Con-
federate army or navy, muster rolls, reports
of battles or accounts Of individual interest.
These papers will bo carefully recorded by
the association, and when desired. the origi-
mails will be returned.
They would also be glad to receive the names
and military record Of those who were killed
trict, and will furnish blanks for the purpose.
The Committee on Records will receive any
such papers.
G. IRVINE WALKER, No. Broad-street.
T. G.. BARKER, No. 10 Broad-street.
GEO. D. BRYAN, No. 35 Briad-street.
THOS. McCRADY, foot of Bse-street.
FIX. HUGER, N. E. Railroad Office.
June II stuth6
Go TO GEORGE LITTLE & Co. for fine black
CASHMERE pants, So. t1ths1mo June 1
The baden" PAp:R COLLAR AND CUFFS, at
BLACKWELLS,
May II tu:hs No. 219 King-street.
Go TO GEoaaE LITTLE Il Co. for white
linen duck suits, worth twenty dollars, for $1S.
June tuths1mo
CHAMPAGNE CIDER-One hundred cases
Champagne Cider and Lager Becr-quarts and
pints. WN. 8. CORWIS & CO.,
No. 275 KmS-strcet.
QUE CHAMPAGNE L T.-Moet Chandon
(Green SeaI), We Chcquot Pousardin, Piper
Heidsei;k, Nuam's Verzenny, Mumms Dry
verzenay, Mumm's Private Stock, Roederer Dry
Slilcry.
Bouche Fills Il Co.'s Carte B!arche, Dry Yer
zenay. Cabinet.
Also, Hockheimer. Lanbsnheim,r, Cos. de
vougeot, Chambertin, Nuts.
WM. 8. CORwIN & CO.,
No. 275 K:ng-street.
IMPORTED CLGRETs. Johnston Il
Sons Medoc; Nathaniel Johnston & Sons St..
Loubes; Escheanuer Benecke & Co. Bouillac;
Brandenberg Freres Medoc; st. Julien Medoc.
Also good table Claret at 81 25 per dozen,
81 so per gallon.
q WM. s. CORWIN & CO.,
No. 275 King-street.
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"a The vIam ANrs AND THE1R P.o1uRHs.-The
! pair Of very handsoms photographs OF the Wig
! liant Fire Engine. one OF them including the
{ portraits of the ofacsrs and several members
: or the company, are attracting much attention
nom the friends Of that Hue organization. The
kpictures were executed by Mr.. Barnard, Of tho
well known photograph arm OF Qainby & Co.
Eve believe that they are intended for presenta-
.tion to captain S. Y. Tupper. for many years
the President OF the VigiIants.
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sNEaao C1EnKs TO BE PLACED m THE POST
4pFIcs.-1here Was . rumor aaoat ON the
streets yesterday that the Messrs. Gum, who
for some time past have Isbored faithfully and
efficiently ss clerks in the Postof6ce, are to be
removed nom ofioe on the LIST Of July, and
their places filled by negroes. Upon inquiry
we learned epouSh to satisfy US that there was
"a great deal OF truth in the rumor.
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THE Yesterday was an exces-
sively close day, the thermometer ranging
from ss to 90 degrees. In the afternoon there
was high wind witha light rain. which tenn
pered The atmosphere very asreeably. The
{ prospects for heavisr rain were fatterine
until about 8 o'clock in the evening, when the
s,pky cleared off, The want OF. water is now o
{ serious inconvenisnce in the city, and causes
The poor great deal Of suffering.
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HAUT SAUTERNE-CATAwBA.-- -Brandenberg
Freres Sauterne; La Croi1 Blanche Sauterne;
Sparkling Catawba; Still Catawba on draught.
VIM. s. CORWIN 4 CO.,
No. 275 King-street.
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TIE CIRCUIT CouRT. Bryan gave mo-
tice yesterday that he would adjourn the Cir
-ouit Court on Friday.
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AUCTION Gales THIS DAY.

HUrsoN LEE will seAKt II o'clock, at the
old Postofice, q tenement house ON King g-street.
! JOHN G. MnNoR & Co. will sell AZ 10 o'clock,
at their store, straw and dry goods, &c.
Z T. n. CATER will sell at quarter to 10
O'Clock, at his store. butter. -four, 10.
Z LAUREY & ALEXANDER will sell at 10 o'clock,
at their store, strips, pig heads, &c.
RErcKr & ScHAoHTE, will sell at quarter to
40 O'Clock, at their stores, shoulders. hams,
DC.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

CHEAP GooDs.-J. r. Read Co., the we'll
known King. street dry goods house, advertise
this morning new arrival Of cheap goods,
including mozambiques and dress goods ofall
descriptions. They have also gloves for the seq
con, hosiery, sun umbrellas, and fine assort-
ment OF laces. Read their advertisement.
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TIE MUNICIPAL MUDDLE.-It is reported
that caucus OF the Pillsoury party was held
on Sunday night to determine whether there
should be meeting OF the City Council this
evening. The caucus was informed tina: the
Mackey party intended to keep out Of the Coun-
Gil Chamber, so as to leave the meeting in the
hands OF their opponents, bat that as soon as
the Pll'sburs ties were seated the Mackey party
would swarm in, make quorum, and force a
meeting. Il was, therefore, thought best to
avoid the trap by staying away altogether, and
it is supposed that there will ba no meeting OF
Council tonight.
The UNITED STATES COURT, JUNE 14-HoN.
GEORGE s. BRYAN PREsIDINa.-In Equity
George Parsons, citizen of New York. vs.
John G.. Lawton, OF South Carolina. Bill for
foreclosure, &c. Memminger, Jervey & Pinck-
ney for complainants. Report OF D. Horlbeck
was confirmed, and it was ordered that the de-
fendant pay the claimant s4S23 so, before tie
1st November next.
Issue Docket.-Tbe following cases were dig
pensed with, and the Judge, by consent, en-
tered DEGREES under sixteenth rule: Emerson
& Co. vs. r. A. Pringle & Go. Assumpsit. De-
cree for 1884 35-prine'pal and interest; Joseph
& Goldsmith vs. Lee & Co. Assumpsit. De-
cree for 1854 72-principal and interest.
In the casa Of Butcher & Brothers vs. T. n.
Cater, sssumpsit, Jury No. 2. after hearing
argument and charge Of the Judge, retired and
returned into court at z O'Clock, being unable
to agree; they were finally discharged.
In Bankruptcy.-J. Lewis Gibson was dis
charged in bankruptcy. Numerous petitions
10 set up liens, &C., were referred.
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TILE DAILY NEWS.

Largest Ctrculatton.-THE DAILY NEWS
BEING TIE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY RE-
C0GNLZED IS EAVZNG IHE LARGESf CIR
cULAf7ON IN TEE CzTY OF CHARLESTON.
PUBLISHES THE LIST OF LETTERS REAALN-
ING IN THE PosToFE1cE AT THE END OF
EACH wEEx. ACCORDING TO. TIE PRoKls-
IONS OF TIE VIEW PeSToEW0E Law.
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MEETINGS THIS DAY.

Jefferson Lodge, at 8 P. NJ.
Freunschaftsbund, at 8 P. 81.
Relief Loan Association, at 8 P. N.
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I'd Sale Of japanese, Chinese and Orient
Wdres, Curiosities, &c.
BY MILES DRAKE.

Wdres, Cwiosities, &c.
BY MILES DRAKE.
On THURSDAY, the 17th instant, at 10 O'Clock, L
will cell at my store. corner Of King and Liberty
streets,
CHINESE, JAPANE AND ORIENTAL WARES
AND CURIOSI lies, &C., being part Of direct i'm
portalion by Boyton Agency OF New York, compns-
Ing rare selection OF some Of the most ingenious
Oriental workmanship ever introduced on this Coz
tpent.
The collection embraces finest quality OF genu-
inc Japanese LACQUER WARE, Inlaid Wort In
Pearl and Precious Woods, Camphor Wax, Mohaks,
Sandal, Bamboo. &C., &c, Magnificent Cabinets.
Writing Desks, Work Boxes, C4skets, Stands, Wal
ters, Trays, Card Receivers, Bandkerchtefs, Lace
Gloves. Jewelry, Toilet Powder and Puzzle Boxes,
Canton, China, Japanese Porcelain Tea Kettles,
Bamboo Basket Wares. Fine Fishing Poles, Oriental
Books and Maps, Chains &c. An immense variety
Of beautiful inlaid Colored Straw Work and other
curiosities.
large quantity Of JAPANESE BAMBOO FANS.
Together with numerous other articles rare unique,
useful and ornamental
The entire shipment to be sold without reserve or
limit, and he aale 10 continue on FRIDAY and SAT-
URDAY to close. ,
The Goods will be on exhibition on WKDsIgDAE
AFTERNOON.
The attention of the ladies and lovers OF the beaut
ful are especially Invited to thus sale.
Terms CO: b. June Id
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Auftiun Satrs.

White Pedal, co5urg and Leghorn Shades,
Dry Goods and Sundries. 9 -
BY John G.. MILNHR & CO.,
THIS DAY 18th instant, at 10 O'Clock, we win sell #
our Auction salesroom. No. 1875 Meeting.street.
WHITE PEDAL, COB, RG AND LEdHeRN
SHADES. Ruches Ribbons, corded sfirts,i scotch
Ginahams, Fancy Prints Kentucky Jeans -, 7.9
and ~ .Bleached and Brown shirhn9. Blue and
Brown DenIms, Apron Cheeks. Blue and Buff rayil-
ion Gauze Pocket Handkerchiefs. Hoop olirts Fans
Pins, Combs, Stay Binding, Flax Thread, Spool Cot.
ton, Tbimbles, &C., &c.
Conditions cash. June 10
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WOuiQ OpleCt 70 any atttmpt w uo 81, tuo
speaker spoke very warmly and ut length, say
ing: The Church, say they, ia opposed to rebel
lion when there IS good reason to suppose it
will not be successful, and, therefore, must be
opposed to Fenianism. Has the Church ever
lifted up its voice against the uprising OF suf.
feriag people because they were fewer in mum.
Der than the hosts Of the tyrant2 Has she
ever denounced their efforts because they were
more stinted in resources than the enemy
Never. When the downtrodden Poles, q few
years back, rose against the Car, did the
Church condemn the attempt, because the SOL
diers OF Russia outnumbered them in proper
tion Of ten to one? On the contrary, did not
Pope Plus TX approve OF their cause and 10.
woke the blessings of Heaven on their arms2
The speaker, after reciting numerous facts
from history to show that the victory was not
always to the strosg, said that it was not the
intention Of the Fenian Brotherhood to madly
rush forward to the fray, trusting solely to the
merits of it's cause, but to await until it was
fully prepared, and 1t was now rapidly organic
ing and concentrating it's forces.
The objection of some against Fen!anism,
because, as they asserted, it was secret 30
ciety, was next discussed by tho speaker. he
said that it WAS no secret society. He knew
very well that the Church was opposed to &c.
cret societies, but no such objection could be
rightfully urged against the Fenian Brother
hood. because it was not q secret society; that
few designing men had attempted to make it
such, but they had been successfully resisted.
The Brotherhood had written constitution,
which Was open for inspection TO all. It's oh.
jscts we're known to every one; and the only &C.
| crsts that il had we're such - every good gov
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Who MADE CoNCEssIo N-Tb. -
markaole versatility and ready resource
OF the Chronicle, the champion of the "a.
pealer's, find room for ample development
In commenting upon the final adjustment
OF the tenure-of-office bill. In Monday
mornings issue it says: at is a result
peculiarly creditable to Messrs. Trumbnl
Edmunds, and Bingham, who constituted
that portion of the committee opposed to
repeal; for it shows on their part a very
considerable spirit of concession and thai
reference to popular sentiment which |
should always sctuate those who maks
laws for free people. 1t would be- nv.
just perhaps. to omit saying that it ia
equally commendable to the other MEM
Dels OF the committee-Messra Butler
!" asnOurne, and Grimes-though in Ii -,
40 the thing to be commended ia
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JACKSON'S CATARRH SNUFF AND
TEDCHE PpWnEp

a delightful and pleasant remedy in Catarrh
Headache, Bad Breath, Hoarseness, Asthma
pioachllis, coughs, Deafness, &c, and all disor-
ders resulting from Colds In
LEAD, THROAT AND VOCAL ORGANS.
ms remedy does not "Dry Up" a Catarrh but
l%oosENS ~; frees the he 81 Of all ofieusiy :.
mater, quickly removing Bad Breath and Head
acne tILiys and soothrs tine burning heat in
CataTrh Is so mud and agreeable IN rs effects
that II positively
CURES WITHOUT SSEEZINGl
As Iroche Powder, Is pleasant 10 the .,s.a
- i never nauseates; when swallowed. instantly
gives 70 the Throat and Vocal Organs A
DELICIOUS SENSATION OF GOODNESS
, , AND COMFORT.
- Tho best Voice Tonic in the world r;,
SAFE, Reliable and only IS Cents.
S"ia by druggists, or mailed free, address
COOPER, WILSON & co, Prup'r..
1,t,, Philadelphia
:, wholesale Agents, q. G. Goodwin a 90 Rus,
- Dr.. bird' III > Burr & CO., Weeks & Potter
30 ton: Henry a Co. Burlington NJ '
At rctail ~ i ru,.,is:s sveryyyhI',s -
Octlid&W5m
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PEABODY MEDICAL INSTITUTE.
No. ! Bulhneh ST., opposite Revere House,

No. Bulhnch St, Opposite Revere Housed
BOSTON,
The Trustees of this INSTITUTION take Measure
IN announcing that they have secured the services
OF the eminent and well known Dr. A II Hay,-
late surgeon y. ;. Army, Vice President OF Co
iuInbia college of Physicians and Surgeons &c
rms Institution now publishes the popular
medical b-ok entitled "The Science of Life. or
SeII-ffeservation," written by Or HAYES 4,
'r"atS upon the Errors OF Youth, premature de-
cine Oh manhood, seminal weakness and All dis
eistS ana abuses OF the gsneratIve organs Thirx
~ thousand copies sold the last year IL is indeed
oook Tor every man, young men in particular
Price only 81.
This Institution has Just published the mos,
perfect Treatise Of the kind ever offered the pub
ne entitled sexual Physiology of Woman and
Diseases, profusely illustrated with the very
best eHgraVlngs. This book il also from the uen
81 Dr. hayes; Among the various chapters may
De mentioned, The Mystery Of Life-B.aut,tut
Offspring, Beauty, its Value to woman.-M.T
IiHse,-Generd Hygiene OF Women.-Puberty-
'hhhse oi Life, Excuses OF the Married Pre-
Venn"n - Loneeptinn, &c. In beautiful French
sioth' y Turkey Morocco full gilt, IS So Either
oil these books are sent by mail, securely saal.d
postage pad, receipt VI price.
Inc Peabody Journal Of HEALTH a ar,.-class
paper IN every respects pages 81 columns
pubhsh-I On the LIST 81 February and every
mouth ddIing tie year. Subscription prie.. per
car only 30 e'uts. Specimen copies sent free. 10
C al Institute - -
Alter II Hlycs, II. =, Resident and Consult
n. B.-Dr. il. may be consulted in .tric..s,
and experience Iuviolab.e secre-y aud certain
relief dSx,o,na,S "a"
S'D Not few Of the worst disorders that af-
ilcI inHnklnd HtIss from corruption Of the blood
y sihDoids Extract sarsapaTilla i "a remedy Of
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The NEXT CENsUs.-Great interest is
beginning to be attracted to the subject
of the next census. which is TO be taken
the coming year: In many respects it
will be the most important ever made in
the United States, for it will not only
demonstrate the ravages of the war, but
also the marvellous recuperative powers of
the nation, arising from the industry and
energy of our people, and the vast tide of
immigration to our shores. This import
ant subject has already been committed to
the hands of an able committee in the
House, of which General Garfield, of
Ohio, is chairman.
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spirit OF concession. Persistance, how
ever, u sometimss great virtnA, Sad W
think was never more 90 chan in their


A cable telegram announces the death
OF Hon. George Folsom, which occurred
at Rome, Italy, on Saturday, March 9th
Mr.. Folsom was a resident of New York
but had an elegant summer residence and
considerable real estate at Brattleboro
where he spent his summers. He was
formerly member of the New York Sen.
ate, and at one time represented the
United States government as Minister to
the Hague. He was prominent member
of the New York and Vermont State His
torical Societies, and his private library
was one of the finest in New York. He
was gentleman of high culture and
scholarship, and during his residence
abroad, devoted his leisure hours to anti
quarian research. He was native of
Maine, we believe, and had written sew
eral pamphlets, endeavoring to rescue its
early history from oblivion Some of the
points of which have been tie subject of
extended controversy, in Which he sus-
tanned his position. He was special pa
tron OF the Vermont Historical Society,
and several years since delivered its an
nual address. He has made valuable do
nations to its collections, and was present
at the special meeting held at Rutland,
In August last, and presented to the So
ciety collection of all his valuable pub.
locations, number of which were printed
in Europe.
Ills wife was descendant Of the old
Stuyvesant family, SO celebrated in tie
early history of the city of New York,
and through hor, became possessed of
great wealth lie was a brother-in-law
If Hon. Hamilton Fish, now Secretary of
State. Mr.. Folsom's age was about sew
'nty.
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ELLIS IRON BITTERs

VIII enrich the blood and prevent !, ,,,,,, I.,..
M wAtery and weak, give "a h,alfhy c,rnpl..xi,,n
re-b"ie the appetite. inyigortte the g, stem and
are very pfiatahle. These bittcrs arr reontnrned
an Ier",hs requiring a safe and valuable
tonic, To linpart tone aud strength q, ,b s.
ho' gwen by BItters merely stimulant in mr.,
ehectS; winch, although they may possess tonic
properties, cannot give the strength 10
Prepared by VIM. Ellis Chemist FL - -
!" .eks Potter, Wholesale Agents, i5O Wash
hst"n street, Boston, and by Druggists and t,rn-
GERS generally. i'b9s1sr en- 'io-
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SADDLES +, SADDLES

500 Amy saddles. complete with RrisIe ana
ii alfeT. Price los compile LET. $40 The-e sd
dis ar. al biark lafhsr and Sf.ifed arr ia ttIne
order aud en- 'itlan ana n0mpisf- with c. Et-r
KiTths, etc To Farmer, asg one WnIIs
hors-, an opportunity Is offered 20 get a god
saddle f''r ntti- money. To d-si-r- n psiri-s
pnrch tAIng n quantity, 3 discount f.uIu asste
price viii be mare
WILLIAM READ A Sous.
Is FaGeJil Han -quaIe, Boston
i-b26ieadNEsw
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WESTERN ELECTIONS ON MONDAY
cleveland elected Democratic MAYOR bv
about 1000 majority.
In Cincinnati, Mr. Terrence. Rennh,;
can, was elected mayor, and Republican
was also elected Judge of the Superior
Court. The whole Republican municipal
ticket, with unimpertant exceptions, was
elected.
In Michigan the Republicans elected
Thomas n. Cooley Judge of the Supreme
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PoPULATIoN.-Gene Banks stated in
the last Congress that. out of twenty-five
millions of people in the United States,
twenty-one millions were descendants of
foreigners who had entered the country
since the formation Of the Government.
This, if true, strikingly illustrates bot
thelcomPoslte Character of our populate on
ana the great debt we owe to foreign i'm
migra'ion' Ii the next census could go
still farther, and give the nativity. of the
parents, and grand parents it woul i show
the degree OF migration which hs. take,
place within TIE limits Of orr oy,
country. Ib would then SHOW for in.
stance, how many of the present
population OF Minnesota or Iowa awe
tneir ancestry to Vermont or Massacbn-
ssetts, op to Ireland or Germs nv.
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aCOSTAR'S"

STA NDARD PREPAR
'C@siHrs Rat Roach. sc.. Exferminst0rs-
"taetsrr' Bed Bug EAt.fminaf.r-
"Co~tar's' "nly pure Insect ps.sd.r.
~ =. Beware : u of spurious snItafionea
"All Druggists III Rutland -.ll fh.fD"
Address 'fss-tar." Ia GIs,-by - 3 \ or John
r. Henrs, sncr--sortol D,rnas Barnes a -. ~
Park Ros. -. Y.
k6rssld by r. PENN a CO.. RuiIana. VT
julyiSdx~iy
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FELoN CURE.-The following is given
as sure cure for felon, ON the finger:
"Take common rock salt, such as is used
for sailing down pork and beef, dry it in
the oven, then pound it fine, and mix it
with spirits of turpentine, in equal
parts. Put it on a rag and wrap it round
the thumb, and as it gets dry put on some
more, and in twenty-four hours we are
assured the felon will be dead
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THE AMERICAN COOKING STOVE.

ANOTHER IMPROVEMENT IN THIS STOVE, AND
ANOTHER PATENT.
A1ter long series Of experiments, We have
added the Base Burning principle to the Ameri-
can cooking Stove, by which more uniform
combustion Is obtained in all parts of the Fire
Box, and a continuous fire be kept with a
great saving Of fuel. This is another great ac-
QUESTION TO this world renowned Stove, and il
fully secured by Letters Patent. This Stove has
now been before the people for eight years, and
over fifty thousand of them are In use, 10 the en-
tire satisfaction of the people, and they eager
~ sought after IN all the States between the At
lantic and Pacific coasts. We have improved IL
from time to time, until il is admitted to be al
most perfect as a Stove; and the strongest evi-
dence OF its great superiority over all Others is
the numerous attempts to initiate it's name and
design. Whilst some of these INIT atoms are in
Judgements OF our rights, and are being prose-
cuted, all VIII be found greatly inferior TO the
genuine article in their operations.
SHEAR, PACKARD & co,
IL and 10 Green Street,
For sale by
VI. BLAKELY & CO.,
ml9d3m Rutland, Vt.
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scsive the congratulations Of their
33ssa4 IL. W 81 4

WoMEN's VOTTNG.-Dr j. p Thomp-
son is reported in the Revolution as say
ing in recent speech:
If women insist on voting, they must
expect to lose the social consideration
they now receive. Imagine an election
where washerwopan, with a pipe in her
mouth, and with arms like an elephants
legs, offers your wife or sister ticket, as
surfing them that it's the rale Dimmy
cratic ticket, be jabers!
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LEMONS FOR FEyER.-Says that walk
ing cyclopedia of health, Dr. Hall

LEMONS FOR FEvER.-Says that walk
ing cyclopedia of health, DIR. Hall:
When persons are feverish and thirsty
beyond what is natural, indicated in some
cases by a metallic taste in the mouth, es-
pecially after drinking water, or by a
whitish appearance of the greater part of
the surface of the tongue, one of the be st
coolers" internal or external, is to take
lemon, cut off the top, sprinkle over it
some loaf sugar, working it downward
into the lemon with spoon, and then
suck 1T slowly, squeezing the lemon and
adding more sugar as the acidity increases
from being brought up from lower point.
lnvalids with feverishness may take two
or three lemons day in this manner with
the most marked benefit, manifested by
sense OF GOODNESS, comfort and invigora-
ton. a lemon or two thus taken at "tea-
time as an entire substitute for the or
binary supper" of summer, would give
many comfortable nights sleep and an
awakening after rest and IMMIGRATION.
with an appetite for breakfast to which
they are strangers who will have their
cup OF tea or supper, or relish" and cake" .
and berries, or peaches and cream.