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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-02
THE SANITARY POLICE.



ON admitting HIS annual report 10 the Board
Of Health, Dr, II, Il, Verdi the health otIicer took
occasion 10 make coInpaTison between the
work performed hy the sanitary department Of
the b6ard and that of the sanitary sauad Metro
polItan, police. no this Iluetenant Noonan. the
weiI-kfioYn oficer in charge OF the SANITARY de-
paTtment Metropolitan police, takes exception,
and has Addressed a communIcatlon 10 Major
Richards on the subject. In which he saws; tST6ai
a many OF the Allusi0ns Of DT. Verii were Of
TptheT a dIsengenn0ua CHARACTER and likelT Ia
misiead the public, / Thought Il NOT only 'pToper
hut 4 dntV 10 brie1V advert 70 them y
While II NAV he time and doubtless ia that
with a force ~ two cierEs eleven sanltarr IN
snect0rs. tWenty.one gaTbage coilectors and' nine
miscslianeOns employees. IAN Immense mcreass
al aSflVity and enicieney Ia SHOWN compaTed win
me labors Of the sanitafy poiice v NeyeTtheiesa.
il must he horne I'M mind mat in addition 10 me
1 VA cases N nuIsances ahated Nv mis- romnany
III Verdi finwittingiy' ~ conrseI 1veTiooked ths
other and NO ieas Im16rtanI Iabors az tho UlIttIe
snnadS AZ sIght 0ai Ten nollcemen. and maj
number only dnrinR me sumner month";. emu.
merated as follows. sick and destltnte persons
removed 10 asyium and hospital, los: buttai for
nanneTs asa, Shiidren found and Tesiored ID IA.
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AIUSENIIGNTS.

L ffoI' Tynanh' .,,..,
The nrst OF Prof. Iyndalps lectures on "llghI
will he given at Lincoln hall tomorrow evening.
Hla annaratns will he plared in pOsltlon to-day,
M I-.a ,,,s,s,. -, az Iac,nres and theV viii
~ ,s'p.,,, @ ,,,,,,,, ,,esIa, a,,aninS,. ,bo
az, T,s,.s., s,'orIas' ,ha s,S, ga,1rIav oysn,n,
iSs ~. Monday evening. the OH: TUESDAY eve,
ming, the 10Th, and Thursday evening, the 18th.
From these lectures the plTest form OF lnstrno,
tion WIN Re deIiNe1 anu, WINE Wy ~ M,
he experiments Ol the BLeat stu W., WI w ~
n ne lhg IeAa % NJ u, MI a.iH Mn
MLi ne NV ~ ,y az ~ SnIbasi IL iii
ns t1aches ny , aI i, ,gS,e1Sar :,aiS AMI
I'M rss I III NJ eaneIf AMI most orcn1t mysie
Tiea.
The young men Of our city should break az or
linaTy engagements anu oy tis 49, gI ~
tingms6eJ seientist Of the age. The Investment
OF ave dollars In this course Of lectures will he
Of inoAlculable henent TO all who hear them.
Prof, Tyndall has passed far beyond our ability
men Of Washington, and all thirutlng for a crys-
tai dFauRht at the fountain OF science not 20 fall
ln hearing him.
The National ThsRtrr.
This evening the Fifth Avenue combination
will present, for the first time In this city, Au-
Rustin Days drama, entitled "Article a." sat-
urlAy morning We acquainted our readers with
its interesting plot, and II We are not sadly
lacking In the true spirit OF prophecy they will
he Infinitely wen pleased with lhe actlng o. tne
ha ;neatrn NJ a iny siIsnGsd Mr. Bonifsce
OF course, assumes the leading role, and he will
give every needed vital force TO Us euectiNe
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-02

The DaghawAya held an enthusiastic meeting
last night In Temperance hall, on y street.
Many signed the pledge, and all gave evidence
Of AheaTtfelt desire TO cast on the habit OF In
dulgonce In strong drink which was working 30
much misery upon them The meetings are free
to ALL and the presence Of ladies, as well as tenn
perance people, Is earnestly requested, "a a good
example IL set thereby.
The meeting OF the st. Matthew Temperance
society was held last night, and adjourn ed early
In order that the members might attend the lee
tuTe Of Father Keane, at Odd Fellows hall.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-02

Herring safe Key has been found, and Ia nov
at police headquarters awaiting Il claimant.
The steamer Lady OF the Lake, In consequence
OF the high winds on Chesapeake hay, failed Il
make her usual trip from Norfolk on Friday, AMI
did not arrive here until yesterday morning.
The once Of the New York Tribune on News
paper row, Ia draped In mourning out OF respect
tO the death Of Mr.. Greeley. A singular fact IL
connection with this announcement IN that TIL
mourning material used IL the same used 10 drap,
the once Of the Herald bureau on the occasion o
the death Of Mr.. Bennett.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-02

Some nifty children belonging TO the Industrial
Home School and OF the poor children Of George
town partOOk Of Thanksgiving dinner Saturday
At the home, No. II Congress street. Rev. Mr..
Williams, Of Georgetown, A. NJ. Gangewer, pres
ident OF the home, and Mrs, DOOlittle, Mn.
BlAckfOrd, Mrs. Gangewer, Mrs. Essex, Mrs.
Phipps, Miss Mary Whtal, Mrs. IIOughtOn and
other ladies' were present, and distributed the
mTkies, chickens and other good things which
had been provided for the occasion. The little
folks enjoyed themselves, and the larger ones
were glad To see them pleased. Contributions
Of clothing, food books or money will he thank
fully received at the home, as there are many
needy applicants.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-02

OficeT EOdeTick, Of the Fifth precinct police
station, yesterday afternoon arrested Charles
Bruce upon the charge OF stealing from the dining
saloon OF Charles flaesch, on Z street. between
Ninth and Tenth streets, two OvercOats belong
ing 10 John T. English and George o. Brown,
about two hours previous, The OveFCOats were
recovered, and the thief locked up In tho Central
guard house 10 await the action Of Judge Smell
TODAY,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-02

The Grand Lodge Of the |. o. q. T. closed their
annual session on Friday evening, and the fol-
lowing officers were elected and Installed for the
ensuing year. q. W. G. r., Hon. d. =. Holloway;
=. Clements; q. W. V. r., Mrs, L. 4. GOuTlay; a.
w. Treas, a, T. TAYLOR a, W; Chap, W. II. wo-
mersleyi a. W. NJ, 7, W, \. Phelps; q. W. ID. NJ,
Mrs. N. L. Reid q. W. a., Miss Ella shaft; q. W.
sent, Wesley Montgomery, and representative to
X. W. q. d., (which IA 10 meet In May next In
london, EnE.l lhaTleA d. Common
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The daily and monthly mean barometer and
Thermometer, monthly velocity Of wind aud
amount Of rainfall, with the Prevailing direction
OF wind for the month OF November was as fol.
lows: Monthly mean Of barometer, 8O.l0l;
monthly mean Of daily thermometer 42.2; total
rainfall, 40; prevailing wind northwest; total
number OF miles Travelled, 4,bi5. The above
facts are, Of course, furnished by the signal ser.
vice OF the War Department,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-02

The Richmond Granite Company, dong bust
meas on the river, about four miles f1om Rich
mOnd, have Just made one OF the largest blasts
ON record, having secured solid piece OF stone
and 40 feet Wide, measuring $4,000 cubic feet
and weighing $40 tons, or 21,O0O,OO0 pounds
In 1870 this company made blast by which
block Of granite weighing 1900, 600 pounds was
gotten. II II doing very extensive business,
with n cash capital Of t2DO, 900, and has large con-
tracts In Washington aud Philadelphia The
president IL Mr., George Blumenthal; W, G. John
stOn, 1881 ! street, Washington, agent for the
District Of Columbia.
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nh Seventh street, pays per cent. per annum on
deposits received on or before December and
remaining until January l. Three per cent per
annum paid on average daily balances Of business
accounts
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-02

On Saturday afternoon one hundred and nifty
men employed In the Departments Of COnstruc-
ton and Repairs at the Washington navy yard
were discharged by order Of the Secretary OF the
NAVY.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-02
GEORGETOWN AFFAIRS.

The counsel for HeEekiah Edwards having
Withdrawn their motion for new trial, he will
serve two years In the Albany penltentiary.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-02
LIMITED STATES PATENT oFEEcE -,

~ NAhllHuIONt ~, W. NOV sIs lAlA
On the petition Of JANIS MONTGOMERY, Of Sing
Sing, n Y, praying for the extension Of a patent
granted 10 him on the LIST day Of March, lsa9 for
an Improvement in Construction OF Steam Vessels
II 4 ordered that the testimony In the case be
time for hling arguments aud the Examiners 10.
~ ri be limited 10 the Ih day of February next, and
thhl said petition be heard on the 18th day OF Feb
ruary next
Any person may oppose this extension.
non SaW NJ. D. LEN0EIr, Commissioner.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-02

Y. VI. &. 4. VI. The Reverend QuINoieH.
In olden times Don Quixote bold,
A we by Cervantes are told,
In oil the pomp Of knightly pride,
Ills proweas on windmill tried.
In vain did honest Sancho plead,
The knight urged on his gallant steed,
And knight and steed at once o'erthrown,
Hfwailu their fate with many RrOan,
rhNhfned by THIS poor kuigtitB AAd late,
Two reverend doctors have, OF late,
With like results OF shame and pain
Been fitting at the young mems fame.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-02

En. REPUBLICAN; l am clerk on moderate
salary, hut hope to be able to soon pass an ex-
animation that will enable me TO have q little
larger margin at the end Of the month. My weak
point Ia mathematics, and pass my spare time
In study Of that branch, problem In 4 late Daily
ChrOaicie puzzles me. In the communities
tiOn signed "Clerk" II Ia stated that In this city
! q family can Ind home at 400 to l25 per cent,
] leag than those who live In sister cities" How
much would my landlord have TO pay me to live
In his house at 100 per cent. less than now pay
/ him7 ANXIOUS CANDIDATE.
/ Here's chance for mathematicians.-En. RE-
! PUBLICAN.
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ANuSEHRNES LECTURES, L.

WASHINGTON THEATRE CoMQuE
w Eleventh street, south Pennsylvania ATrnucD
BRILLIANT NOVELTIES, EXCITING
ATTnACTI0Na,
THE ZfTELI.A TRNFPE,
The great London Won Ter, the m ist daring
Female 0ymuast In the vurd, and chamins scriO.
MADAM ZITRLIA. MADAM ZITRII.N
THE VARRELLE BROrHERS,
The fearless and DARING aymnAsts the Justly styled
\, ,srpD p.D>M,n OF Air,u ,,S,,,
tbs greatest Living ehsTtcsrg eEp liAe AMI cham
The gifted aud artistic song Rnl dance AMI Eihio
plan come dams,
NILES AND EVANS.
The premiere dlnseu,c and empress Of femaie song
HELENE SMITH. HELENE SMITH.
The bsauuiil hallel diyertisemcuL chtltled
SCOTTISH REVEIIS.
SCOTTIsH REVELS.
CORPS DE BALLET,
New and laughible intsrludes by the Sons Of
Mntnna
HARVEY, BUCKLEY, MILES AND
EVANS
MONSTER TRIPLE COMPANY.
OVER FORTY TALENTED AT FISTS
fAmiy Matinee' Wednesday and Saturday
ladies NIGHTS Tuesday aud Friday, -
POWERFUL NOVELTIES IN ACTIVE
PREPARATION.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-02

WARN UrSDERCIoTHIsG, an unsurpassed assert
ment. one price only. GEo. &. HESNISG,
No. 4iO Seventh street northwest.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-02

LIVING ADyERTIsENESTs.- medicine that has
done more than all the Prescriptions Of the phar-
mAcOpRla TO protect the human system against
the bodily ms superinduCed by unhealthy sur
Toundings, Ii certainly worthy Of universal con-
ndence. Il Ia mainly on account Of Its eNtraOr-
binary preventive properties that HOstetters
stomach Bitters Ia 50 exceedingly popular In To-
callties subject to the visitation Of masmatlc
fsyera and other diseases produced by emp0l-
sOned air. family that has escaped sickness
during q Slckly season In consequence OF using
the Bitters as a safeguard, II living advertise
ment Of the virtues Of the preparation. The
whole nelghbOrhOOd realize the fact. az couldn't
have believed It," SAYS one. 81 scarcely credited
the advertisements; but one must believe what
one Sees" says another. at Ia the very thing we
remarks a third. And the result Ia that the In
stinct OF selfefence, the nrst law OF nature, in
duces three fourths Of that community to obtain
a supply OF the great vegetable antidOte before
the next ackly season sets In, In winter, when
the system requires extra viRoT and elasticity TO
enable II TO haftie the effects Of damp and cold,
the Blttera will he found particularly serylceahle
rheumatism will not be apt 70 fasten upon
muscles and nerves that have been hraced up ny
this excellent nvlgOrant and neryine; nor Will
the seventies Of the season, which have such n
disastrous effect on the pulmonary organs Of the
feeble and delicate, he likely to exercise the same
untoward Influence In cases where the stomach
and the external surface Of the body (which Al
ways sympathiEes with the digestive organs
have been toned ami stimulated by a course Of
the restorative. The ITS Of indigestion and IT.
Tegularitlea OF the bowels which proceed from
sudden changes Of weather may always he
Ayerted by timely use Of the BlttcTs.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-02
TYNITED STATES PATENT OFFICR

~ WAsHsGTos, d, O., November g. 1877
On The pfttinn OF RICHARD NJ. HOE Of West
Farm. New York praying for the extension nf a
Tor an Improvement In Machines for Printing Hail
road and other TicketAi
II IL ordered that the testimony IN the case be
closed on the 9TH day OF February next; that the
time for filing arguments anu The EIaminfriH TepOrt
be limited 70 the 18th day % February next, and
That said petition be heard On the 18th day ID Feb,
ruAFy next
no4s1h3w N. ID. LEu0ET, Commissioner.
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corner Of New York avenue and Fifteenth street,
paws per cent. per annum on deposits Tor earh
calendar month. Banking hour, Iu4j Salur,
slAys, TO and 6 10 3.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-02

GEoHGE MACDONALD Will reclte Burns "TAm
OShAnter' In his lecture on Monday evening,
December T.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-02

FoR MOST Delicious
HOMEMADE SAUSAGE
Go TO FEBREYN
STAR MARKET,
Northeast corner q and Thirteenth strcets north
west,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-02

JAMS BELiEw Bookseller, 700 seventh street.
corner Of q northwest.
Just received another consignment OF Prung's
new CuEONO "REMINISCENCES OP An Old MAN
after the celebrated American artist, r. b.
Durand. Some OF the irst families OF the city
have already ordered copies Of this beautiful
picture.
Mr.. u. will OIL orders at Boston price. Cltr-
Ognea free. Pirtnre frames a speCially.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-02

LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, II Won wish your
wearing apparel cleaned in nrst-Class manner
send them TO A. FISHER, els Ninth street, oppO-
site Patent once. The Professor will give YOU
satisfaction without fail. km gloves cleaned nice
and cheap.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-02

/. George Combs, 900 Pennsylvania avenue, he
tween Ninth and Tenth streets, is selling the
tnest French candles at the low price Of 90
cents per pound. call will satisfy all that he
Is selling the same goods which are usually sold
for 10 cents I. q. CONES,
900 PENNSYLVANIA avenue.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-02

THE new COlonnade Hotel, Philadelphia, Pa.
Il only four blocks from the Cathedral.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-02

NoTIcR-KENTuCEY LIBRARY DRAwSu.-Al
agencies for the sale Of tickets In the SECOND
GRAND GIFT CONCERT IN AID or THE
PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY were re-
auired to settle up on yesterday 25th November,
hut for the accommodation Of those who are not
yet supplied with tickets, | will continue TO fll
cash Orilera which may he received at this ONCE,
until the evening Of December 5,
TIIOS. X. BitAMLETTE,
Agent Pub. Lib. Ky.
IoutsytIIR, KY, Nov. Goth, 1879.
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THE best table board the market affords Is FUR
niAhed At the Marst0n House, corner OF tuteenth
street and New York avenue.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-02

A. SAKs 4 cos,
$40 Seventh street
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CITY ITEMS.

TuE LOCATION OF the Mnr'ton House is the ancst
In the city,
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FTNIIIs y TO 1--WE NWIIVE ThAT THE SUB
i acTibar has obtained from the Supreme Court
Oi the District Of 90 umbia, holding Special Term
letters Of adminairati on the personal estate Of
HERRY X. DAYEEPORr, late Of u, n, n, deceased
All persons having claims against the said deceased
are hereby warned 70 exhibit the same, with the
10Th day Of November next they may OtheEwise BY
law be excluded from all benefit Of the Hnld estate
ga noahTuawl JEANNE Il, DAVENPORT.
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PRICE LIST or GESTs' FURNISHING GOOD5 At
GOLDMAN A STEINBERG, NEW GENTS FURNISHING
GOODs SroRE, No. 700 SEVENTH sTREEr, CORNER
orc:
Good White Shirts, 70 cents, 50 cents, 81, 81 80.
Our 81 white shirts Is unsurpassed In the city;
good MeTinO Undershlrts and Drawers, 90 cents,
90 cents, 10 cents, o., ti.25 and $3.50 We sell a
better 81 Undershirt than any house In town.
splendid English Socks - cents per pair Knit
Jackets, large variety and al very low prices.
The finest variety Of Ties, Bows and Scarfs ever
seen In this city.
Depot for Gents Kid Gloves, In all the opera
cOlOrs and shades for street wear. Gloves,
Gloves, Gloves, Of any imaginable kind, and at
low figures. Come and convince yourselves. All
goods warranted "a represented.
GOLDMAN A STEnBBRd,
Corner Seventh and q streets.
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corner OF Seventh street and Louisiana avenue,
pays per cent. interest on all deposits. DepOs-
Its can be made and drawn at will.
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A. SAKs a cos,
ai6 seventh 81 ect,
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IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
L OF COLUMBIA, THE 6IH DAY OF NOYRAi


IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
L oE, COLUMBIA, THE 9TH DAY OF NOYRM.
BIER, 1919
Bruce 10 ! Cook No. ro,aa Law Docket.
Oh motion Of the plRinbhA, by Mr. Eliot, their al.
torney, Il "a ordered q. tho defendant, ROl ort
gpq G1nss his r. sPSeSed herein oHgr
day otherwise lhs ga - Wln BE- Proceeded With as
D. X CARTIER, Chief Justice, &c.
true COPY, Test; II. j. MEGGs, CLERK.
J. Jar CAN'T, Asst CLERK. noyiAT u3w
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE., THAT THE SUB
4 sgTibeT has obtained RON The supreme Court
81 the District OF Columbia holding q 6TeclA term,
letter. of administraun on the personal estate oi
Wa. kHoYLEH Ia Of Washington county, ID. o. de,
ceased All persons having claims aRainit the said
Aeceased are hereby warned tosHhiR the amP, With
the Vouchers IN reOf to the subscriber, before
the 18TH day OF Noyemp ne2t they may otherwise
w law be excluded from all benefit Of the said
ven under my hand. this 18th day Of November.
JANETT Z KNOWLES
MttRSis2 4. Webster, Register q ShS
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LIVERY OvERCOArs,
A Large selection,
At A. SAEs COS
8iB Seventh street.
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AMI ONO railroad At lynchburg at II O'Clock
sunday morning. | gave my attention to two
Of these cans, and ~ the cattle were discharged
] followed them to their pens. The owner Of
twenty OF these cattle was 10 drunk upon his
arrival ut LynChburg as tOLbc unable 10 walk with
out assistance, leaving the management and care
OF his stock TO men who were AZ insensihle to the
cause OF humanity as he was to the Canse Of tenn
perance.
on the afternoon of the day Of their arrival
these cattle were reshipped. AsCertained that
they had been without food or water since the
morning OF the previous day at 3 O'Clock. They
passed through this city on Monday night, the
18th, and left by way Of the Baltimore and POtO-
mac railroad at II p. N. As left the train at
this point cannot give the exact time Of their
arrival az Baltimore, hut presume II must have
heen about 2 O'Clock Of the following morning,
thus making siXty-slN hours Of confinement for
these cattle, without food, water, or rest.
These are hut few NJ the many facts that
could he presented to prove to any candid mind
the necessity Of some radical change In our
present system Of stock transportation,
Its abuses have long been felt, hut not until re.
Gently has public opinion awakened earnest
Efforts for the enactment OF some law by Con
gress that shall enforce throughout the entire
country system that shall At least recognize
the claims OF humanity, and the necessity Of
throwing proper safeguards not only around the
public morals but also the public health.
Our sanitary authorities everywhere have long
since agreed that the health uf our people de-
mAnd some better protection for the stock
brought TO our markets than the present system
Of transportation Affords. Therefore, aside from
sufficient In this age OF civilization to cause a
Change-the highest considerations Of the pub
lie welfare from sanitary point OF view, call
for CliiClent aud Immediate action In the cOTTec-
tlOn Of this long neglected abuse, We are glad
to say, IN this connection, that our present
enciunl Board Of Health Will cooperate with
our SOrety In urging upon Congress during the
present session the passage OF some law that
Will elleclIally remedy the evils complained Oi
In presenting this brief report OF what has
heen done during the past year, II may not be
n I'm IA a IA
purposes and designs.
our principal Object ~ to prevent cruelty q
animals by such means as experience and wis
dom mAJ suggest, Where moral suaslOn and q
healthy example can prevent cruelty we shal
regard such prevent on ~ greater triumph than
the simple punishment Of offenders. our deaigI
II TO prevent cruelty by enlliting, Us far ~
possible, every man, woman, and child In Oul
humane work; our purpose u to punish only
where punishment ID necessary, as an example Il
those who are devoid Of sympathy, aud whose
cruel lAllnatiOns can he checked only by tht
strong Grm Of the law, There are many who eI
press dssalI stacton because every case u
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-06-23
OoloMb1A s. w. SUNDAY MORNING. JUNE 23 1872. VIII
Special Notices.

What tho Weak Need.-Why do the de.
bilitated and feeble dread the summer? It is
because heat 10 an exhausting element, and
they arc not in condition to bear tho new
drain upon their languid systems, which they
think must necessarily commence with the
warm weather. But cannot this evil be OBJ
viated9 Most indubtably it can. What these
weaklings need-iu fact, what nine-tenths of
us need at this eeason-is an accession of
physical vigor. and this desideratum can be
secured, with absolute certainty, by course
OF the mi8htiest, yet mildest, Of all vegetable
tonics, HOSTETTERS STOMACH BITTERs.
Thousands of men Of business, mechanics
and professional men, break down. partially
or wholly, under their summer labors. simply
because they have neglected to reinforce the
powers OF nature in this way. To persona
who use the celebrated invigorant and cor
rective regularly in hot weather, the exhaue
tton which excessive heat is apt to protluce
under other circumstances is unknown. They
are not troubled with nausea, their appetites
are good, their digestion excellent. and their
habit OF body oil that can be desired. This
for twenty years has been the uniform testi-
mony OF all who have taken the Bitters as a
summer tonic and Alternative Its efficacy in
due to the care and scrupulous fidelity to the
teachings OF e1perim entail science, with which
It's medicinal ingredients have been culled
from the vegetable kingdom, the admirable
proportions in which they arc combined. and
the uneaualled purity Of its stimulatiYe basis
June 81 10