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American Intelligencc.

WASHINGTON, December l2.-Sccre.
tary Delano refuses to allow, in accord
ance with the request of Mayor Hall, of
New York, that in the new enumeration
OF the census that each deputy marshal
be accompanied by member of the
police force, on the ground that the law
positively prescribes that Federal agents
only shall be employed for the requisite
enumeration.
The revenue resolution is to the effect,
that the true principle of revenue reform
points to the abolition of the internal
revenue system, which was created as q
war measure to provide for extraordinary
expenses, and the continuance of which
involves the employment, at the cost of
millions of dollars annually, Of an army
Of assessors, collectors, supervisors, de-
tectives, and other officers previously
unknown, and requires tho repeal, at the
earliest day consistent with the lnainte-
nance of the faith and credit of the
Government, of all stamps and other
internal taxes, md that properly I'D
Justed rates shall be retained on distilled
spirits, tobacco and malt liquors, so long
as the legitimate expenses Of the Go
vernment require the collection of any
sum from internal taxes.
LII tne douso to-day, Banks, OF Mnssa
chusetts. offered resolution, that the
President be authorized to appoint a
committee of five persons, to negotiato
q treaty with the authorities Of San
Domingo, for tho acquisition OF tho
territory of that Government, with an
thority to report to the House the result
of such investigation as they may make,
and the information they may obtain,
and that the report Of said commission
shall be considered one of privilege.
After discussion, The resolution was
referred to the Committee on Foreign
Affairs. with authority to report at any
time, provided five days notice be pre-
vionsly given.
WASHINGTON, December 13.-Thc
House proceedings during the morning
hour were important The postal laws
was resumed. The Ways and Means
COMMITTEE heard tho delegates from the
Virginia National Tobacco Convention.
The Impression exists that no material
change will be made in the tobacco tax.
In the Senate, McCrcery, supporting his
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Desirable Real Estate.
By D. C. PEIXOTTO & SON, Auotioneers.

Desirable Real Estate.
By D. .PEIXOTTO & SON, Auotioneers.
ON THE FIRST MONDAY in January next
1871. at 10 O'Clock, In front Of the Court
House, in this city, we will cell,
Al that LOT, with the two.story BRICK
BUILDING thereon, situated on Richardson
street, measuring thereon :52 feet, more or
loss, and running back 2O6 feet, more. OF lese.
bounded be, on the West by richardson street; on
the East by the Rev. J. J. O'Connell; on the
North by Richard Wesrn; OH the South by
Rev. J. J: OIConncl. -.
All that Vacant LOT, adjoining the above.
measuring 81 feet front, aud running back 2OS
feet, moro or less, bounded on the North by
Rev. J: J. O'Connell; on the South BY State OF
South Carolina; on the Weet by Richardson
street; on the East by Rev. J. J. O'Oonnell.
ALSO,
All that LOT, with tho Brick Dwelling.
whero the Rev. j. ]. O'Connell now resides. on
Sumter street, measuring thereon 1O4, and
running back 208 feet, more or less, bounded
on the North by Richard Wearn, on the South
by State Of South Carolina; on the West by
Rev. j. j. OConnell; on the East by Sumter
street.
TERMS OF SALE-One7 half cash; balance in
twelve months, secured by bond bearing inte-
rest at sevcn per cent. per annum, and mort
gage Of the property. Buildings to bo insured
and policy assigned.
The above property can be treated for pre-
yious to day of sale. Dec 8 111417202327 .JI
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aHOATH OARoL1EA
BENEFICIAL ASSOCIATION !!
EHNo bo drawn in the Theatre, at Wilmington,
4 NO, Monday. January 16, 1871. +. j.
KREDs, Manager. 10000 Numbers put In the
Whoel-110 Prizes drawn.
Capital Prize, $1,000!

WA IAE ClIf FhESS Sd u.
PRIZE DRAwiNd.-Quite a crowd assembled
at tho Theatre, yesterday noon, to witness the
Grand Drawing OF the North Carolina Bene-
hGial Association. There were 100 prizes in
all, and little rolls of paper separating these
wore placed in wheel on ono side, while the
tickots were i'll another wheel opposite to the
formor Betweon the two was a table. at
which sat tho Judges and Mr. John L. ndop.
Commissioner. Tho wheels were mado with
glass sides, 30 that everything within them
could DO seen. and were securely lockod, until
the drawing began. This was done by means
OF two little boys, who were securely blipd-
folded, ono drawing number from one Of tho
wheels and the other the prize to correspond
with it. There is no question but that the
drawing was done in perfectly fair and Just
manner.- Wilmington Daily Journal, Dec. Q.
The GRAND DRAWING YESTERDAY
grand single number distribution of the North
Carolina Beneficial Association, which took
place. at tho Theatre yesterday, at o'clock,
was tho all-absorbing theme during the day.
The drawing took plaoe in public, commit
tee having been selected from the audie nce
to act with the Commissioner In keeping an
account OF the same, and to see that it was
conducted fairly. Quite respectable crowd
was present to witness the drawing. The fol-
lowing numbers drew tho principal prizes: i:
No. 1910, $1,000; No. COOS, 81, 500: No. 577G
s2,500; No. 2842, $4,000: No. 1907, 81. 600: NO.
44l2. $1,000; No: 1886, $500. The Certificate
No. 1407 was sold to Q citizen of Wilmington,
N. c. Wilmington Morning Star, Dec Q.
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FINANCIAL AND CoMmEKCIAI..

COLUMBIA, S. G., December a. Sales
OF cotton, yesterday, 103 bales-mid-
ding 1870.
ST.. PETERSBURG, December 10.--The
bank OF Russia hus advanced the rites
of interest from 8 to 8 per cent.
FRANKFoRT, December 10. Bonds
04h.
New YORK, December l3-Noon.- -
Flour dull and unchanged Wheat quiet
and nominally unchanged. Corn dull
and declining. Pork inactivc-old mess
%. O0(O22.25. Lard heavy, at 1880
12la. Cotton dull-uplands 1871. o.
leans 1881; sales ZOO bales. Freights
dull. Stocks dull Gold 1Ol.. Money
5@7. Exchange-long 87s; short 9si.
Bonds 7a4.
7P M.-Ioney unchanged. Sterling
quiet, at 5000. Gold 1Ol.M1O5a.
Governments steady. Southerns s very
dull. Tennesseo's. old, Gl; new COZ;
North Cardinals, old, 45i5; new Il.
Cotton quiet, but weak-sales 1900
bales, at 151l. Flour-Southcrn quiet
and unchanged. Whisliey 03@94. Wheat
n shade easier-new winter red and
amber Western 144(11.4G. Corn heavy
and lower-old 81 -; new 75G17G. Pork
dull and heavy-old 22O0; new 1850,
20.50. Beef quiet but steady. Lard
more activc-kettle 13.
BALTIMORE, December 13.-Flour ac-
tive, but steady. Wheat steady-some
grades command better prices. Corn
closed quiet-white 73; yellow 71M72
Provisions nominal. Whiskey 90. Cot.
ton shade lower, with moderate de-
mand-middlings 1875; sales 800 bales;
receipts 445; stock 1924.
BOSTON, December 3.-Cotton Quiet
middlings 152s1@5ls; receipts $50 bnles;
stock $500.
NORFOLK, December Cotton dull
low middlings II; sales $50 bales; re-
ceipts 1883; stock 1910.
CINcINNATI, December 13.--Flour
dull and unchanged. Corn Grn, and il
fair demand, ut 51053. Mess pork in
limited jobbing demand. Shoulders II !;
sides l319@l5is. Whiskey in good de-
mand, at 88.
LOUISVILLE. December 13.-Bagging
firm, ut 27@2S. Flour quiet, at 5.25.
Lard-tierce ~; kcg IL. Whiskey tends
up.
ST. LOUIS, December 13.-Flour low
perfne 415@425. Corn dull-mixod
1c\V1o. Uhaohoy W. u1ooo PUN 4C.OU.
Clear sides IA. Lard-ohoice IL.
CHARLEsToN, December 13.-Cotton
steady, with good demand -middlings
14A0142s; sales 700 bales; receipts
3, ,O33; stock 80, 105.
WILMINGToN, December 14.-Cotton
dull-middling 1884; sales 127 bales; re-
ceipts $50 bales; stock 019.
MOBILE, December 13.-Cotton qaict
-middljngs II; sales 7 900 bales; receipts
$3.50; stock 5,G75.
SAVANNAH, December 13.-Cotton in
good demand, ut lower rates. -middlings
142s@l4I; sales 1,G5O bales; receipts
:, 3,636; stock 1885.
GALVESTON, December 13-Cotton
easier, but not quotably lower-good
ordinary l24@l234; receipts 4,s47;
stock 43, 1GG
New ORLEANS, December 13.-Cotton
active, at full prices-middling 141aM
1459; sales 13. 600 bales; receipts $3.50;
stock 149,717. Flour-superhne 5.25;
double 5.GG05.75; treble 600. Corn
easier-white 70; yellow rs. Mess pork
%. 25O122.5 so. Prime molasses 56(657.
Okhara upcbepoa1
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Three Desirable Cottages.
By D. C. .PEIXOTTO & SON, ,Auctioneer,

o.
ON the FIRST MONDAY in January next.
1871, Mt 10 O'Clock, in front Of the Court
House in this city. we will sell,
Cottage No. !, at the corner Of Winn and
Laurel streets, measuring on Laurel street
90 feet front, more or less, and running back
on Vim street 20S feet, moro or less Tho
above Cottage contains four fine rooms, and
Cottage No.2 West Of the above, contains
tho Same number of rooms, and lot OF tho
buildings.
Cottage No. 8, West of the above, contain
ing the samo number of rooms, and lot OF
the samo dimensions, with all necessary out
buildings, bounded on tho West by estate of
Taylor; All Of tho above Cottages are bound
cd on tho North by estate OF Taylor.
The above property can be treated for pri-
vately before the day OF SALE
TERMS OF SALE.-One- half cash; balance in
twelve months, secured by bond. bearing in
terest at seven per cent. per annum, and
mortgage Of the property-the property to be
insured and policy assigned.
Dec 9,1l, ,14,17, ,20, ,23, ,27, ,Jan1
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25 Cents for Cotton.

M ESSHS. LORICk & LOWRANCE having
lvI purchased tho right to manufacture
John q. Hams improved SEED and MANURE
DHOrpEI, for Richland, would call the at en-
ton OF AL farmers using fertilizers ana re-
quest an examination OF this planter
best and most perfect ever yet invented: hay-
ing taken tho premium at tho Georgia and
Alabama State Fairs. The undersigned arc
prepared to furnish any quantity OF Flows,
figure. Every variety OF Agricultural Implc-
ments on hand. LORICK X LOWRANCE.
Dec -
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Auctaom SOLOS.


Bacon Sides, Hams, Shoulders.
By DC. PEIXOTTO & SON, Auctioneers
THIS Wedneaday) MORNING, 14th instant,
store, Without reserve,
Shoulders. Small 8. @. Breakfast Strips,
Lard, :
Coffee. Flour, Molasses,
Soap, Mountain Butter-prime:
Herrings, Canned Oysters, DO.
Cheese, Starch, Candles, Sacks Salt.
Five Jars Loirllard's Macaboy snun-fne
Forty boxes and barrels fine Buff Mountain
Apples.
Four Fine Gold Watches.
One tine Piano.
Sale positive. Terms cash. Dec II
Fine Saddle Pony.
BY D. c. PEIXOTTO & SON, Auctioneers
THIS MORNING, at 10 O'Clock, in front Of our
No. SADDLE Pony. '
ALSO,
Aalm. 4 ilno BUGGY b. SS and light SPRING DART.
1erlns oasn. Dec IA
bacon, Picked Pork, Goshen Butter, Supe-
f'or Cheese, Liquors, Wines, to., DC.
BY JACOB LEVIN.
ON TUESDAY MORNING next, 2Oth instant.
at 10 o'clock,
BACON sIDEs, SHOULDERS and HAMS
bbls Picked Pork, Piokled Hams,
= bbs. Picked Heads,
= kegs prime Goshen Butter,
= tubs primo Goshen Butter,
boxes prime largo Cheese, for retailing,
= bblB. Northern Potatoes,
= bbls. Onions,
= boxes Soap, Candles, Starch,
- boxes fine imported CIGARS,
- hhds. Crockory-ware.
ALSO,
The contents of Grocery Store, closing
business. consisting OF general variety Of
Groceries fine Liquors. Wines end Cigars.
oS As usual, this sale will be positive. as
no limited Goods will be offered. Dec IA IA
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Central National Bank.

SUBSCRIPTION LISTS to stock in the CEN
deposited for few days with the following
parties: Messrs. Copeland 4 Bcarden, Messrs.
Bryan McCartor, and A. G. Brenizer, Esq.
Those wishing to take stock will do woll to
to be taken before organization. Dec 13
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NEW GROCERY

H - 4 WE have just opened GRO MfETaEs
NhIag Gerry STORE on Assembly bANeEI$l YNeI$
- >etreet, nearly opposite the G45ssEEj
hend a full line OF GROCERIES. PROvI-
SIONS, WINES and LIQUORS, at tho lowest
cash prices, and where we would be pleased
to have our friends and the public generally
tty, Quantity and price, we shal, be fully able
to meet their demands
All kinds of Country Produce taken in ex-
change for Goods in our line, and the Highest
cash prices allowed
Dec 10 a. II. NIONTEIIH & co.
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GRAIN! GRAIN GRAIN!

W.J. WIIITaIIRE, ,GREENVTLLE, S. e.,
nEALER in GRAIN and COUNTRY PRO
IL DUCE of all kinds. Will pay prompt
attention to all orders entrusted to his caro.
This is u rare opportunity for Planters aud
others living along the limo of tho Grecnvillo
and Columbia RailrOad, to procure thtiI sup
plies ut first cost. only ask fair trial. and
guarantee satisfaction. Nov "a 3mO
Epicures, call at PoLLocK's.
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IN THIS SCHEME,
Ito PRIZES WILL BE DIR yVN

whole Tickets, $500; Halves, $3.50;
Quarters, SI.25.
:, De- Send money by Post Office 0rder or
Registered Letter.
For information and orders. address
w. Il. GERkEN, General Agent,
z. o. Box SO.
Principal Office, II Second street.
JOHN LONDON, Commissioner.
Dec 13 limo
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Notice.

W|ILL bo cold at auction, on the ground.
w the LIBRARY. consisting OF S28 vol
umes, and BUILDINGS; also, one CLOCK and
fifteen assorted SCHOOL BOOKS-the pro
perty OF tho Sth Regiment United States In
fantry. Terms cash on day Of sale.
ROBERT F. BATES,
Lieutenant 18th Infantry. in charge.
Dec IA
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EAoaAuBs. MI tuo otu3 tubG meCKI6QOurg
had three days fighting with the 10th
and 18th French corps. The fight COM
menced on the 7th, near Meung. The
French fought with wonderful obsti-
naoy. The German loss was great, but
the French loss greater. The French
are now retreating towards Vierzon,
pursued by Prince William, of Nj ecklen-
burg. More fighting is expected to-
morrow.
MacLean reports, on the 10th, that
the centre of Frederick Charles army is
at Orleans, the left wing at Beaugency,
and the right wing near Glen.
A cavalry division, followed by infan-
try, proceeded South from Orleans to
Vierzon. ManteufIel is operating to oc-
cupy Dieppe, Havre and Rouen.
One Maine editor has sued another
Maine editor for defamation of charao-
ter, and the defence is understood to be
that, in the first place, the plaintiff had
no character to speak Of; and that, even
II he had, nothing the defendant could
say would injure anybody.
A HIGH OLD JURY.-A telegram from
Rawlins. Wyoming Territory, says that
Judge Kingman has discharged the petit
Jury there, and fined tho jurors each $40
for indnlging in the game of seven-up
10 the jury room while deliberating on
cnse.
A Kentucky woman has applied for
divorce on the ground that her husband
Is most dead with the consumption, and
don't amount to s!.ncks any way. Here is
a chance for moralizing, but we havn't
got time to do the subject justice; besides,
we don't swear.
Queen Victoria would be happy only
for the fact that she has still on her
hands five unmarried children. Let her
ship them to this country, and she can
marry them of in thirty days. if she
isn't very particular.
The State of New Hampshire borders
on Canada for distance of at least
thirty or forty miles, and yet there is not
road of any kind across the line. It is
wild region on both sides, little fire.
quented except by hunters.
A correspondent of the Boston Irorel-
Ter says that if women were us particular
in the choosing of virtuous husband as
men nre in the choosing Of q virtuous
wife. u moral reformation would be soon
begun.
A Sacramento paper says the wild
geese are so plentiful in California that
they give as much annoyance to railroad
men rs the grass-hoppers in summer.
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NOTICE The undersigned gives notice
IN thnt on tho 2Gth day Of December next,
at IL o'clock, he will apply to W. Hutson Wigg,
Esq. Judge OF Probate, at his Office in Co.
iumbla, Tor final discharge as Executor Of Es-
tate of j. T. Munds, deceased.
w. PARKER.
COLUMBIA, November &c. 1870. tl3-
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Dec 9

NOTICE.-I have associated Col. JOHN s.
~ BLACK with me in tho General Agency OF
tho Carolina Life Insurance Company for the
State Of South Carolina. Tho firm will be
known as BUTLER Il BLACK.
NJ. C. BUTLER,
Gouurai Agent for South Carolina.
Dacdt12
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MOTICE.-The undersigned have formed IL
~ Co-partnership, aud will be known as
r: W. SE1BELS 4 CO. They represent some
of tho best FIRE and LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANIES In the United States.
We propose to be general Land Agents, and
Will sell or purchase Real Estate anywhere in
South Carolina, especially in Columbia We
will prosecute claims before the Legislature,
and the renewal OF lost bonds or other papers
will do we'll to communicate with us at Colum-
bia. We have several handsome places for
sale. Offico at Mike Hoke's Clothing Store.
E. W. SEIBELS,
Dec j, Is. EIFl.I
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NOTIcE.-The undersigned gives notice
that on the 10th day of December next
at a ~ o'clock. he will apply to w. Hutson
Wsg, Esq. Judge OF Probate, at his office, in
Columbia, for final discharge Administra-
tor of the estate Of +. ". Pape, deceased
WM. X. BACHMAN.
COLUMBIA, November I6, 1870. Nov lG tl3
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Blackwell's genuine Durham Smoking
Tobacco, at PoLLoCK's.
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Challenge.

Champagne.
= CASES GOLDEN EAGLE,
- CAGES BED CROSS,
l cask Catawba WINE.
These wines arc made Of the Seeding
Grapes. anu are very delicious.
Dec7 JOHN c. SEEGERS.
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Ao1SS VI llou>oOC4oCy lutL, luullH Ol WUOH
come from New England. Trouble and
hended, the Secretary Of one f Of the
lodges having to-day been arrested and
taken to the Tombs for disorderly con-
duct The Crispins are using every
effort to prevent the non-society men
from getting work at any establishment
now on the stike.
Boston, December 13.-The city of
Lowell elected tho citizens candidate
over the Republican Mayor. The city of
Newburyport elected Republican
Mayor.
WASHINGTON, December 13-Admiral
Boggs relieves Gibson of command of
the European fleet. Glisson will be
retired.
The President nominated Alfred
Pleasanton, of New York, Commissioner
Of Internal Revenue.
The Senate again discussed Portcr's
nomination. No result.
G. Q. Bowen, member Of Congress
from South Carolina, was indicted in
the District Court. today, for bigamy
BUFFALO. N. Y, December 13.-The
National Board of Trade referred the
subject of the Pacific Railroad to the
Executive Council to report. No other
action taken. No subsidies asked.
New York, December 13.-J. B. Nc.
Alpin's tobacco factory was burned
to-day. Loss of stock 81 600; building
S3O, 600: Fully insured. Falling walls
killed ono and hurt one.
The Worlds special. dated London,
December 10, says: Bismarck declares
he will not treat with the Tours Go
| vefnment, because it connived at bad
faith; Its officers broke their parole.
The Paris Government has lust refused a
summons to surrender. They will fight
to the last man.
Wood writes from headquarters at
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Personal. - James w. Coffroth,
Esq, a distinguished counsellor ut law
In Sacramento, and n Of the shrewd-
est Democratic politicians on the Pa
cilc coast, passed through Gold Hill
Mt noon to-day, on his way from
Washoe City, by way OF Carson, to
Virginia City. We have been person
ally acquainted with Mr.. Cotfroth for
nearly thirty-three years las We were
boys together in Pennsylvania, learn
ing the mysteries Of the art of printing
in offices in adjoining countless and
brother Jim makes it an %invariable
rule to call in to see us whenever he
comes over here to the Cemstock. 1t
is a long time for two persons to know
each other, and 1t is pleasant to meet
once in a while, and in a country so
far away from the scene Of early boy
hood .
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SPEAK GENTLY.-Of all the evils
prevalent among young men, we know
Of none more blighting in its moral
effect than to speak slightingly of wo-
men. Nor Is { there anything in which
young men r more thoroughly mis-
taken than In the low estimate they
form Of the integrity Of womcn-not
of their own sisters and mothers. but
Of others who they forget are some-
body else's sisters and mothers. As a
rule no one who surrenders to this
debasing habit Is to be trusted with
any enterprise requiring integrity of
character. Plain words should be
spoken on this point, for the evil is a
general one and deep-rooted. If young
men are thrown into the society Of
thoughtless or lewd women, they have
no more right to measure all other
women by what they see than they
would have to estimate the character
Of honest and respectable citizens by
the Development Of crime in our
Police Court. Let our young men
remember that their chief happiness in
life depends upon their faith in wo-
men. No worldly wisdom, no misan-
thropic philosophy, no generalization
can cover or weaken this fundamental
truth. 1t stands like the record of
God itself-for it Is nothing less than
this-and should put All everlasting
seal upon lips that are wont to speak
lightly Of woman.
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SPECIAL NOTICES,
What II n Tonic Z

Bear this In m~ind-thata although q tonic 10. to q
certain extent, astlmulsnt-a stlmulant, unmodincd
By any medicinal substances. Is not a tonic. but A
prDILIrASr. In n0STETTER'S STOMACH BIT
TIERS there Is q stimulating element OF the purest
grade manufactured In this or any other country.
Every hery and corrosive oil or acid which contain.
mates the ordinary liquors Of commerce. arc ex'
PEELED from the rye spirit which forms the alcoholic
basis o the BITTERS. by careful and repeated rec.
t~iiicat!on. The juices OF the valuable roots. barks
and herbs. infused into this wholesome product Of
the fnest grain, still further modify It's nature so
that II becomes. In fact, q simple dltullve agent,
MINUS all the hcady and brain exciting properties
which belong. more or less, to all liquors In q raw
state. II - merely the saH and harmless vehicle
which renders the medicinal virtues OF the prepare.
ton misunderstanding their active power, and
dinnslng them through the system. Hence the
pleasant and gentle glow which Is experienced AFTER
taking q dose OF the BITTERS. Instead OF creating
headache, as unmedlcated stlniulanis ore apt TO
do, this salublious tonic Is the best known remedy
for that complaint. II Gains and coOls cerebral eI-
element. strengthens the nrrvcs. promotes tho Sc
erection OF the gastric juice, invlgorates the bowels.
determines the fluids TO the surface. improves the
appetite. increases the animal vlgor. regulates or.
ganic action, hnd, from Its mild yet effective altera.
tive qualities. Is tho very best preparation that can
DO administered 10 the weaker sex In the peculiar
difficulties to which their organization subjects
them.
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The JEws.-Everywhere the Jew:
are an effective people in financial
affairs, In Western Europe they are q
real power In literary and political
life, liberalistlc movements and In
journalism. In the latter respect theil
actual power Is hardly suspected, but
they are the leaders Of the progressive
or Democratic journalism of the
Teutonlc States. Jewish pens are now
leading public opinion In Russia and
Austria. The long and intolerable
expressions Of the race In Europe have
prepared them for this leadership in
the ranks of political reform, of Demo.
cratic liberty and ecclesiastical tolera,
ton.