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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-07-25

PHILADELPHIA AND ERIE RAILROAD.
SUMNER TIME TABLE.
On and after MONDAY, May 80, 1870, the trains
on the Philadelphia and Erie Railroad run as
follows from Pennsylvania Railroad Depot, West
Philadelphia:-
MAIL TRAIN leaves Philadelphia 1920 P. NJ.
Williamsport 90 A, M.
arrives at Erie 7'40 p. Nj.
ERIE EXPRESS leaves Philadelphia 1850 A. M.
Wlliamsport SIS P M.
arrives at Erie 7'25 A. NJ
ELMlRA MAIL leaves P9ilao lac eIphia ,,SS & A. NJ
arrives at Lock Haven 7'20 P. III.
NNNN0 -'i>>' - port l'so NJ.
{" arrives at Lock
haven 2'45 P NJ.
EASTWARD.
NAH. TRIM leaves Erie $50 A. NJ,
Willlamsport 9'25 P. NJ.
arrives at Philadelphia $40 A. NJ.
ERIE EXPRESS leaves Erie s,,:m.no-. sS s,HS 2 M'
arrivesat Phiadelphia $50 P. NJ.
ELMIRA MAIL leaves Williamsport Gas A. M.
arrives at Philadelphia SO P. nj.
BUFFALO EXP. leaves Williamspsrt l2-2S A. nj.
Harrisburg $40 A. M,
s. arrives at Philadelphia 9'26 A. M.
BALD EAGLE MAIL leaves L. Haven 1195 A. M.
arr. Wiiliamspt 1850 Z. NJ.
BALD EAGLE EX. leaves Lock Haven 9S5 F. NJ.
Express Mail and Accommodation, east and west,
connect at Cory, and all west bound trains and
Mail and Accommodation east at lrvineton with
OIL Crock and Allegheny River Railroad.
VIM. A. BALDWIN,
General Superintendent.
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CAMDEN AND AMBoY AND NEW JERsE

CAMDEN AND AMBOY AND NEW JERSEY
SOUTHERN RAILROADS;
FOUR DAILY TRAINS (SGndays excepted), with
out change OF cars, leave Philadelphia, Walnut
Street wharf.
700 A. Nj Due Long Branch 1915 A. M
500 " Due Long Branch 1915 p NJ
200 p NJ Due Long Branch COS p. NJ
$40 H Due Long Branch 654 p. M
The A M and $50 r. NJ. lines run via Pember-
ton; 8 A. M and 2 p. M. lines run via Freehold.
Palace Cars attached 70 $50 p. M line.
Fare PhiiaaOlphia TO Long Branch, $3.50
72RS W II. GATZNERs Agent
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leave Vine Street Ferry every Saturday, at p. NJ.
Returning leave Atlantic City, Monday, $40 A. NJ.
LOCAL TRAINS LEAVE
For Haddonneld, 1918 A. NJ, p NJ. and P. NJ.
Fer Atco and intermediate stations, l01s A. NJ
and Z. NJ.
Returning leave
Haddonheld at 7'15 A. NJ, p. NJ, and z. II
Atco, at 622 A. N. and 1915, noon
ON SUNDAYS.
Leave Vine Street Ferry yat...............sOO at. A. NJ
% Atlantic @ CITY at No sos asr Gbe:nn Is 1
street continental HoteD, and No. 1l6 Market
street. will call for baggage and check to destina-
ton.
Additional ticket offices have been located at No.
S2S Chestnut street and No. 116 Market street for the
sale of through tickets only.
only as baggage, and the Company will not be re-
sponsibe for an amount exceeding one hundred
dollars unless special contract Is maze Ior the
same. D. ii. MOND1,
6 2S Agent
New-York tribune., 1870-09-08

COFPER-Brauls fun but the market sso oihr Dds r.
ar demand unchanged sdT!c gold; saes of
mail Of Mazcai5O puTsie terms.
FLOUR MEALhe State and Wes;eTn Four
favorable foreign sdyees ge receipts and increased amne
eghts Hga graG Irregular and eeI On'red
No snd Super request reioet figures sogE and Rted
state are sslsbe The 700 bbls We quote;
New-York tribune., 1870-09-08

State bonds to-day a little more active and sales
large North Carolina, old bonds 81 5O. de-, % a
?sl South Carolina new, 6s: Louisiana 6s 2 Tennes-
see, Is, new, coy.
Railroad bonds dull with Central Pacific, ssi Union
Pacific adS0. Milwaukee and ST. Paul First, s2i Chi
cago and Northwestern consolidated, 81.
Bank stocks remain inactive. Western Union Tee-
graph, SAG; Pacific Mail, AZ; Adams Express, COS
United States Express, All.
The operations in the Long Room this afternoon where
Lake Shore sold in block, Of from l2Ooo TO 10000
shares looked very much like matching" l. e., the
same persons that gave the orders 10 sell gave orders TO
buy Ohio and Mississippi was sold down to "a in the
Long Room. The raid upon the market depressed H. Of
course and il closed weak and unsettled has been
all day.
We give below the highest sales Of the stocks named at
New-York tribune., 1870-09-08

The Government will buy tomorrow at IL m, at the
office Of the Assistant Treasurer in this city, sOoOo
worth OF bonds.
Money to-day is at per cent, with exceptional loans
at bank per cent Some Of our banks do not loan at
less per cent and brokers and bankers always
look out ahead, and provided with money against
contingencies Of a close, tight, money market. AS
there but little demand for money at the West and
the operations in the Exchange comparatively
small if there demand for money sufficient to tighten
the market in the least il from the CONNER
cal aud manufacturing classes And yet hear that
but little commercial paper is offered in the market, and
the rate for prime short dates Is as per cent.
The gold market to-day has been rather quiet, and
operators in the Gold be waiting the
ments Of King William before they venture largely into
speculatOns. At 10 gold l4s 1917, l14s; 1892,
ia. ll;O6 14l 1l2l, 1l44; 1884, l4t lOl, lii. 1884,
1l4i 2O5, l.; 2;l9 ma 22O 1lIs o'clock ma High
est, 1855 lowest, 1l4s. 4:2o 1l4i dl14s and dull.
The transactions of the Gold Exchange bank were as
follows: Cearings s67O60O00 gold balance, 81 Sl6,3l0
currency balance, sl529293. Paid for carrying, per
cent paid for borrowing, q l64 per cent, and fat
The stock market has been feverish to-day and un-
settled with disposition the part OF certain persons
to bear it, and TO make raids upon it, as in the
Of the raid" upon Lake Shore and Michigan Southern,
and Ohio and Mississippi this afternoon. Several thou
shares OF these stocks sod and the lowest
price they touched under the pressure Of sales s
for Lake shore, and "a for Ohio and Mississippi
Government bonds have not been active and prices
off from yesterday from to per cent the 62s Of
1862, and advanced on the 5-2Os of '65, per cent
Reports from abroad say that bonds have advanced
in London rise there in securities would indicate
that favorable would be accepted by the King OF
Prussia in the settlement Of difficulties with France.
The following shows the quotations at the different
New-York tribune., 1870-09-08

HARVEY FISK. a ;. HATCH,
OFFICE OF FISK & HATcH, !
Bankers, &c, 3 NaSsau-st.
Aswe originally soAl so many millions Of FIyy
TWENTY BoSDs, and as the Government Wiii "'nn be
able TO pay them off and to issue in their place tie
Bonds. hearing Al per cert interest we are con
stantly asked: What had we better do with our
Five-Twentiesp y
We answer: Keep them until you find Security
which you are satisfied is just good; that ia Just
az sure to be paid principal and interest-eince it
would be better to lose tho present premium of
10 per cent than To risk the loss Of the principal,
failure to get your interest promptly"
Weare advising most intimate friends to change
into the BONDS of the CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILRoADC",
and for the following The main line OF the
Road is finished. and is no longer an EXPERIMENT. u
has now, in its infancy, gross income OF nea
SsOO0OOO, while its operating expenses are bnt p
per cent and its ANIMAL interest payments are
than S2,OOOO00. Its Bonds are secured by proper
worth four times their amount. At their presf
price between IS and 9O they pay sereH per cent "t
est in qod-and because the present difference OF ~
% per cent between them and the Five Twenties In
sure profit aud SO much addition to your capital.
We originally placed these Bonds on the market (;
the Road has proved a triumphant success; its
revenues are large and certain Its Bonds are az good
as the Bonds of the Government, and we feel coDh-
dent the time will come when they cannot be h"h
except at premium.
The Bonds are all of 81 600. Interest, SIX per CEN
pavable January and July, which, together WI 3
principal is payable in T. s. gold coin, dollar ford
lar in Ncw-YOrk City. Sk q iSI'h
N.B-We allow interest on deposits, make cob
TONS and do general Banking business.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-08
LITERARY NOTE.

The current number of Hdfper's Weekly
comes to rs with it's map Of France, previously noticed
largely extended and improved. 1t is the best map Of
Ste peculiar kind which has been published. But the
hest Typographical map yet issued by any establishment
is that engraved by the American PhotoLithographc
Company, and published by f. steiger, Nos % and "a
Fraukortsi. We have had occasion TO closely examine
Of maps OF the seat Of published by as many
houses In all the important features Of the general
topogr9phy-the roads streams bridges railways ranges
plans OF fortresses &c.-we have found that OF MI
stegcr ncomparaby the best in material and executol
New-York tribune., 1870-09-08
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

HARVEY FISK. n - HATCR.
OFFICE OF FISK & HATcH, J
Bankers, &c, Nassau-st.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-08
The following shows the result OF to-day. h,.,n..
an In - y

Inc Following shows the result Of today's business A
the sub!Ireasury In this city:
Gold receipts ssT5CS Csrreney p,rn.r,, .9.,s
Gold payments lO0,isI cal urfssey tr,e sSs. ~
Coli balance 6,48J,f9l
Currency recsipts... 1904 sal ''' ''N"sss
Earnings Pacific Railroad Of Missouri for four,n
week August, 1870 were sil0.3y2 70: W ''"
1910. .lJi 80 1863 Sb25l5
The following shows tho receipt, O( The C,ic@Sn -
North Western Railroad for the months OF Jnlv IA s
gust 1859 and IsO with very large Increase Tor Aarn
1870:
Jaly.
1870. 81 00 e8 20 l89.. .el,I570s q Deersese Ssros
Aagnst N'''i"
2s23 u 1900. si15Is9 Z, Ifnr,,se sssan,,
The following IA a statement OF the approximate ca,,
lngs OF the Marietta and Cincinnati RHrOad Company
during the month Of August;
1870. 1859.
Passenger ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. eJrf7 SSID
Freight. ttI9l
Mail EIpress and Tsleyrapb...... 500 $50
Tot.l...........,...........sib,4 si2sss
Total for ID. ascal
menciDg ist January ..,......... s9@,tF SSs12
The earnings OF the Marietta and Cincinnati Raroal
for the month Of August were:
$Il8 iy7 1919 29 J33 DsHee. sf0e1
And for the fiscal year:
Is7O.....ss46 '0 lIse9.. sn DeereAse....Ns5
New-York tribune., 1870-09-08

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CHANICS
DESCRIPTIVE AND HISTORICAL ACCOUNT
pYpRAuuC AND OTHER MACHINES PoR RAISING WATER.
Also, Obssrssons
MECHANIC ARTS AND THE sTBAN ENGINE
Illustrated by nearly Three Hundred BnsrsvhgI
giIteenb Edition With Additional NsitsT.
BIT TuoSAs ENBAST,
Late Commiss Of Pttens.
punns has been recognized standard 40
ort seary editions have le,l esei & several o We
from THE TRIBUNE ohce by frequent
changes has kep fairy abreast tie progress o
9vspHon AND science
One large volsme, touue IN cloth
Price $&
by Mail OF receipt ofPhee
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New-York tribune., 1870-09-08
IIyp STOCK MARKETS.

wspSsspAr. Sept 7-csoler weather AsAu rnE .Da
press sf pscAe teai 70 s0asamgtoa Of ness ~ "a
the hooks and ses slowly ihu Team sss %
ony g. cattle have arrived hosds aad the naSAS
the
snKxr LA.AsRsselyss o-iay, ssn hssd ia = ss ~
Forty eishth ST. - q CsssuaEGas snd deek ., e.s
sepn, Of lambs hesvr AMI re-" se'S
with very Peer - laEhs al lc. sheep ar. ~
Al Ost,elsAt, key soh 20 sAs sheep - ~ q s,es
al tsc az Cshscss s n, a. gae ~ CsnsdA lanes ~ "a
o5 state 90 az ass. 10 al Te Is IS iie-i o"p
lIa Of ~ n sl se ana <T " 6o3 n AZ s3c .,s "a n
Hazas Kihsit oit of ohio .as<p fis e - D. = &c
u &C.; 81 " weight al 6se q ef ,aA -
6ej lIs Canada sdls. g. tts 70 stass Auhs n ~
- CaHsiss, 81 n. ai ae - "A Al a D y
NcGrAs 4 Nod Seh ~ SAS sescn. u 90 n, - ~ -
New-York tribune., 1870-09-08
THE MARKETS.
Carefully Reported for THy TRIsrSE-

Carefully Reported tn, TRIBrSE
WFpN o. :.
AsHEs-Po eand and the market steady ~
80 d SO IS Pearls continue and prices honins
COITOS-rhee has fair amount Of activity The spot rt
WITH increasing oferbgs and crop the rr
slack and closes silfs Sl lbs
bales 2 last evening anl i23 arnyel Of which t tAkeh
specnlst0n f0r future delivery the ofen
were prices lower early the day bot the % there 70
more strength sales last evening Of 30 bale serfnbsr
at le 100 October te; 800 for September At Vie, no o.
her At 6sc l6 ll6c loc and DO DeemheE at To-
sll on bases of Low MiddiDg We qcVte fJloSs
New-York tribune., 1870-09-08
THE MONEY MARKET.
SALES AT THE STOCK ExCHAHGE.-FIRsT CALL,
10t O'CLOCK A. NJ.

i0ooo st gl Rg...,1ll! 800 o. $50 Co &c. .'''iVt
200o o. r. $50 cou 62 12i 1900 a. s520 Cou B7.'
$500 u 4 so Con rs, .1l0 s0co Ot
New-York tribune., 1870-09-08
SECOND BOARD, I2t NJ, AND 81 O'CLOCK p. NJ.
Sal, of SAT- Bo and Rdalroad-EpT"

WEDNESDAY, Sept. 7-P. NJ
The bids for Government gold offered to-day
amounted to 81 O the prices ranging from lt4o to
1881 The following are the awards for the SOc,OV
New-York tribune., 1870-09-08

The highest bid last Wednesday was 1865 anu 'ne
lowest 1886, for Government gold.
q tod av at following
New-York tribune., 1870-09-08

- 20 asa ss .
Cor. Meal more active 1nd heayy ss l;o 6G. W. Sss;
Com Meal western s. Goa . G. Meal Brxe Do = "a s2t %
Bag Mea-CoaTe ~ 5Sd 81 o. Pine Yellow, $2d 81 is Eos
FREIGHTs-The market for grain ghts has teen
To Gvepoo BY IS bash Wheat az
per bush and go bb Flour BY steam al Is 81 To Loaen IS
steam We heard o o charters. .
& iS sS reS % e Ses reg u.sas s G s s ss % ssf as
there inquiry chiefly for sIPsr wirssr i.
and less favorable foreign sdves giving buye some slvani.gsi
$4,000 bush at ste 9r Rseeie spnEs 81 lSq 81 ie Ne
do.; y5d O for No MSsukee; 81 % for No
ri !ans H. 2 {. 81 g. sss g. q % i s; sa. .s ss ss
81 d II 50 for Amber Aehigan and 81 90 foI W so-sken
Oats o%sr ys unsettled The supply lrye OH
MsS s '. ' sale @ s rs sS a; 9;e a 10 oa R S' S .s
heavy the GPry mOe lie sass are 600 bash Nestsn a. ~
pe bash the sscs are "a Ia.b 7d30c for
ind small lots 81 Gs2e Western White at ae and Co Yees -
HRMPN.re, fsr all kds continues dull No sales reported
MoLlsSIS continues in Moderate demand At former pee La
hhs Porto REQ for boiling co Se e and snail "'' o" 70 ne
NAVAL sToRRs-In sprts Tsrpsaise Ne haye to
market With pnees lGe cSsEi the sales are so W. Me-
grade quite ght ati.ugh sales reported sI.is-
.es'9qy; ara % 4. - u ne 3 ss, @ fi .s; T & q 5 :. s 81 lar
nominal at - 25d 81 Cy P.ch Do. at ~ IS teivesa
STEADY Kus.h dail and nominal The dmiHs sr
Crude FsA 0is rs been only ar-le an he market = - s'
PROV 0SS-Ih maize for Pork au s9i prices eeedsd
lover G. n veal ard unset; sales +O bb s3JG SO - g
Mess tie for othag Pees All *9 3 oI city DO lo' iT
.SP for cs;S ssga e. sr b. oos I'd Bs, ss g S S'' g. @
Terce dali AID pnces Boans g.ote At StsGS
Prime Beef H. All and leavy Cut Meats sv eaL -
Clear Diesel oes ar YER frm We cuote l2iG ior
aad y. dl.c for Lgst Lf Sl ire olenags AMI toaf ga
sS iSa mem c sG :, i oS Ss J. Zee 2 ca s1 c a. ri,
for future delivery, 90 ,eler Deeeaber - i'
Rf-rrh Times Uuirr Ne NOT.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-08

PETROLEl A-roe in ba a. is hvOses
Europe hAs rae steady the qnote rates Of yes
sss toaY OF Oc;obe delivery lsle -. te
spot alc Advie,s tie Crrek HAAe kbovn toe discovery
Mray fAn. With eaPAl Of 40 bhis dAs -
br there lower With bet few tsnaeoes sa
being LoweT Rose - lsd eS
Jpper Naphtha dull uomnal lof 10 Refined have
oSte lsiT msny for eIfe sa4 st Proe' shaSs - -
sales 0o bbs for October delivery foc, an kH
sepeabv, 2eic; spot acOte At tc In Ph.deiPhia n
transacted and full obtained sales Of e9aal 70 ee -
for dehyery daring this month id7Sse lbe thoe ss
Rsfhe boo bbs Crude tso bb Exports fro- Ne. io'i s
Refined. 7.Jo bhlS Z.
RICE and srni sales, so bag. RaAsOSa sss<
DC. gold
ssyes,erJsy and puces tra Far 70 GOsd ksenrs
bids StI0c for Cuba, lOc Slanard do ee
Porto Rice and $50 bors Havana ic RsAHed In SsN
usnd And steady. HAMS. l3.e -
SBKDS-CAcutia Lnseei has been aetive and reety sa
bags he pot 60 cays iHe - -2 soh eo e-s -
Roysl Adelaide AZ the proe IDothy Feed 70 gael "
For Clover there 10 a6ght demand, al latc- y n
STRARfNNo business trshsscod Choios, u tGe tsAaa "
bring lsc Cammou Ne quote Al lSglsfc - A.a. ~
TALLOW qnie; AID sssk, st SIC fer SDese aod ses
Con q tses reported .... - "A.
WHISKY no.eu,elr .ciye and easier, sales, e be' s' S'1
Csc. and iao bak do At Sf.c.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-08
Nem Publications.

A MEXICAN PHOTO O-LITHOGRAPHiCC w.
~ OFfICE hs' been rcno'el 70 Ne iOS : a'0. -
a. nrlp t,pIrI,Z,, Gallon Nilitaire with national
rslov Ieb hin Elm Tfeuse" <0. wiener BON eous
~stns Strsuss 4Oc. mailed postpaid t1hbhN'N" "'' Wv
Brosiusv between Twelfth aud ihirteentbst%
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-03-10

The REPUBLICAN Success in New Hamp-s
shire, yesterday, is one more assurance and
proof of the vitality of our great national
party, and all emphatic testimony of the
conf lencc Of the people in Congress, and
the Administration. Our opponents declined
u straightforward contest, and attempted to
foment discord in the Republican ranks, SO
that they might conquer through our divi-
sions. 1t must be borne in mind, that to
elect a Governor in that State by the people,
it requires that person shall have clear
majority of the whole vote cast, and while
the enfeebled Democracy were utterly hope
less of obtaining that, they still trusted to
the production of sufficient side issues,
through the Temperance aud Labor reform
| tickets, TO break down the Republican ma
iorty, and throw the election into theLe-
gisature.
The result, however, is an utter failure 0
this excellent scheme, and once more the
sterling strength and fixed integrity of the
Republican organization are proved 1t Ii
plain that as party 1t has the earnestness
the enthusiasm, and the discipline, to long
continue its present control of the nation.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-03-10
From Dover.

MEETING or THE SUNDAY SCHOOL MISSIONARY
suCiE1Y.
Dover, March 7.-on sunday the 9Th instant
the first Anniversary of Tue Dover Methodist
Episcopal Sabbath School Missionary Society,""
was held ir the NJ. L. church Of this town.
DR.. Isaac Jump, presided over the meeting.
The report OF the Secretary was read which
showed that the Sabbath School had raised, dur
ing the past year, 52a7.jO.
Afte tho reading Of the Secrelary's report
number Of interesting and instructive address es
were delivered.
The Missionary field, as regards It's geogrn-
phcal location, was pointed out by John. A Cow-
gill. The agencies used in the dissemination OF
The gospel throughout the world, constituted the
basis at u lengthy address by H. W. Draper, Esq,
in which he illustrated the creduliiy Ut the uu-
tutored mind gud cited instances Of the great
., mpatby which exists between The lowest grade
OF Intelligent brings and the brute crealion-e. 4.
an Ignorant boy md bis pet dog.
Mr.. j. ii. Shakespeare followed In an argu-
mentative and tuquente1pusition 81 the enemies
OF true religion ID which liz showed that Chris
tianity goes hand in-haud with education aud
power.
MIR. james Bateman read a vry interesting
statistical uecouAt Of the success vi the gospel.
from the apostolic 10 the present age.
| The closing speech was made by Rev. t. b.
Bradford in his usual pleasant and forcible Inan-
ner
| We trust that thus is the beginning of annual
| literary ieslisilits in our Sabbath schoal. The
| school is in a very prosperous COZ dltion. Tht
officers and teachers appear to be devoted to ht
cause--a sure sign of success y. X,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-03-10

planted In early potatoes this year. notwthstand-
Ing the low price potatoes now bring 10 the city
markets. This Is the only crop we raise thai
comes In contact with nerhern crops.
Most farmers here fear the loss OF their sweet
potato seed this winter on account Of the nnusu-
oil warmth. Our plan IF keeping sweet potatoes
Is 10 bury them as the Delaware farmers do irish
potatoes. but tho weather has been 80 warm that
many OF tlem have heated on the pile.
Some oats are up and grass bepins to look green
In orr yards. When / lett Wilmington, on Tue
21st ult-, the ground was fro zen, but here, We
have mot had my frost to stop powiug. On
my way home found they had five inches ol
snow OF Princess Anne. We had two Inches here
bnt 1t quickly disappeared under warm .uu
shining on unfrozen ground. So little ruin mas
fallen here since last summer that some 81 our
ellis are still dry. Water ia now rising In them
h owever, and so 1t seems We are to have iair
supply. which has not been the case sincelast
8 \ tember
There Is quite an excitement here among the
money changers. The Legislature last week
passed law allowing twelve per cent. Interest,
and the result here will be- The foreclosing OF I'll
mortgages unlets twelve per cant. IL promptly
paid. As this Is in most cases impossible large
quantity of land will suddenly BIZ thrown OH The
market at ruinous rates. This isnow going on
and land il now selling from $40 TO $40 an acre
which could not have been ught for $40 to S0'
three Year, ngo. Northern farmers must CONT
In and b,y or there will he no sales, for thcs'
people are not able to take hold OF one-fourth I'M
| iand now In The market. II.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-03-10
The Seacon and its Dangers

The human body is CHI fly compo ed OF tissues and
nores as sensitive to eve chs &c in the condition
of the atmosl h re as the most delicate sltctrometer
or III quicksilver ia a barometer tube.
The stomach, tetkin. the Nerves, the lungs, aud
the sxretoty organs are especially liable To be af
feced by these variations. and the beet defence
against their disastrous tender cy Is keep the di.
sest v, m chinery, which feeds aud nourishes the
whole system. in good working order.
II the stomach is weak or disordered mel her The
blood nor the bile can b; in healthy state ard upon
the htnefs OF theec two importsn fluids for the oi
ces assigned to them by nature and the regularity
OF theit fow, health In gre 1t mt asurc depends.
When he air Is heavily laden with chilling vspors,
as IL ofe Is at this Of the year. the dig i'm
boud be an OF ct of peculiar II it is weak
aud languid. the whole phys cal structure will be
entfvaed. If ID vigorous the e1iire org iuiz tUu
will % stoDg 10 rcsisk the nnt,wiri and depressi
j. huei ce uf u dana and viiiated atmosphere.
pu' and y twerfll tonic Ia the e.. 70 pccially
ne ded as safeguard against the diseases
u On Il, the sprl. y and Hosteter's Stum th n teri
| btiag TIL most whultsOm, y. tent medic NE of
the class 1t present kuown, course of IL partcl
mach will thereby be tened and strengthen e 4. the
/ liv;r and bo ies regulated the nervous system
brared up, anf nature put II ale OF active eff
az tnst The ntsma which rnl erindnres utter intent
aud rem tten feveIs. rheumatisma debilit,
head -che. hypocboh ria and other complaints which
aie npL TO a-sail thounoned aud inf rlih o-gani-
ltiuns The body is IT eRtne ed vii bout exciting
the bfaia, aud consequently no unpleasant reaction
follows sievlv.ns and renUva lug operation.
| MT ri ,e0d&w