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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-20

On the occasion Of the salute over the North
Carolina election, under the auspices Of the
Young Mems Republican club, the United
states furnished guns, gunneTs and ammunl.
ton, and what little enthusiasm there was DO.
sides"
The above We take from the SuHday Herald
u Sunday last, and pronounce It an unqualified
talsehOOd. The truth Is, the United States fur.
nished nothing whatever to tho Young Mems
Republican club gratis. Tho president and
treasurer Of the club borrowed the guns, giving
their personal security for their proper use aud
safe return. The cartridges were paid for at
the rate Of sixty cents each III pdT) The
teams used In hauling tho guns between tho
Arsenal and City Han belonged TO one Of the
members Of the club, and were handled by his
drivers. The salute was hTod by artllleTymen
OIL duty, who each received his per diem FROM
the treasurer Of tho club IS soon as the last gun
had been ired.
This Is tho truth Of the matter, and We arc
lrm In tho belief that tho facts Of the case Wcro
known Ia the Herald writer, who preferred
rather to publish an untruthful report,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-20

Pursuant to call thlTty.thIoe Of tho Domucra' &c
voters Of tho Eleventh Legislative district, call
lug themselves Greeley and Brown men, IN /
last night at Potomac hall, corner Of Eleventh
street and Maryland avenue. Dr. q. T.. Culver
occupied tho chair, aud NJ. q. LuttTGll acted as
secretary,
Mr.. llammcTslcy, from tho committee ap.
pointed for the purpose, reported a constitution
aud bylaws Tor tho government OF tho club.
The name Of the cluD was tho Greeley and
liruWn club OF the Eleventh district, The %.
iocls wCTo to unite and, II possible elect dree.
ley and Brown man 10 tho Legislative Assembly
from the Eleventh district, and aid In the cleo,
ton OF II Delegate To Congress who was opposed
To the present iyTannlcal government III this
District The other feature IN the report was .
provision for tho appointment VI q committee Of
i've " solicit contributions To aid In the good
work. Alter reading II the constitution was
adopted us reported,
On motion tho election Of the remaining ON
GERS was proceeded with, and MT.U. U. Anderson
was elected second Ylco president. NOmlna.
tons were then made Tor sergeant-at arms,
when IL was discovered that neither VI tho nom.
inees were elglble,n not having signed the cOnsti.
tuition. TeCyas was taken all who wished ~
signed, and tho election Of sergoaHtatArms
prOcoelod with, +. \. Donaldson receiving 20
and WIN. NJ Smith votes
while the vote was being taken an ambitious
Democrat, who Tesombled Black Donald but
arose, and asked whether this was good Dem.
Dcratic meeting. He was answered In tho
affirmative and sat down perfectly satisfied.
An extra week was then given the president to
appoint tho executive committee, and uilOF an
Invitation 10 visit Odd fOllOWs' hall aud listen
10 i. !. COombs, the meeting adjourned until
next Tuesday.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-20

GsTnprry nj tho AHricutturRi ca OHuds.
One OF the principal features Of the Agrlcul-
tural department Il tho grapoTy erected about
ono year ago undor the supervision Of MT. WIN.
Saunders, and which now attracts tho attention
Of all visitors. II Is $50 feet In length and 30
feet wide, with glass roof and sides; constructed
with an oyo TO ample ventilation as we'll rs TO
perfect temperature, which Il reached by tho
means Of hota air furnace. Tho vines arc planted
on tho outside and trained through openings
into the house, where they are carefully guarleti
There are now upwards Of ono hundred varieties
growing, most OF them bearing fruit Among
them are the Marmora, Black Muscat, Black
Alicante, Black L0mbardy, frankendale. Ma.
dame Prince, Prince Albert, Lady Donnr, Black
FrontlEnan, Black Hamburg, Pope's Hamburg,
wilmot's Hamburg, Mlllhill Hamburg, Victoria
Hamburg, Black BArbarOssa, Alexandra, Royal
Ascot, Purple Damascus, Black Prince, TTen-
than, Espoflom, Madrcsneld court, Zinnndel,
Tripoll, Sonora, Duo do Malacon, Madame
Prince, Muscat Hamburg, Grizzly Frontlgnan,
Hros Mardo, SGhargos Heniln, Purple Hamburg,
Bureharts Prince, Austrian Muscat, Black ST.
Poters, Prumvli Frontlgnan, Early smyrna,
Bouker Muscat, Ohussclas Duhamel, Muscatol,
Cannon Hall Muscat, White Kokay, NapOlcon's
MusradIno, SultAnn, Deacon's Subert, Muscat
OF Alexandra, MArchlonoss Hastings, Golden
Hamburg, Early Mailngrc, UbathwoTth Tokay,
Rclsln DC UalAhra, syrian, BowOod Muscat,
Uhassclas NIbcrt, Bricklend's Sweotwater, Pal.
cstlnn Musrat, Uhtsselas do Funlainhloau, Mus.
cat Fr0utcn, TOttonhan Park Muscat, white
Malasla, white Nice, Chasselas Nursque, Roim
10 Nice, santa Cruz, Royal Musoadino, GrUa
GranlCr and manyOthcrs,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-20


We have had occasion recently 10 visit st.
Johns academy, 10 our sister city, Alexandria.
II was established In the year 1883 by the Jesuit
Fathers, but subsequently, passed Into other
hands and has been conducted since 1917 by
Richard l.. CArnp, A. NJ, q graduate VI tho In.
stitutiJn, whose assistants at present are young
gentlemen educated for that special purpose by
himself.
Tbs school rooms-Odd FellOws' hall, Uolum.
bus street, near tho cOurLhousc-are hand.
sumoly furnished with separate desks and
chairs on a model Invented by the principal,
and along tho walls are arranged cases Of costly
apparatus, embracing everything necessary Tor
tho illustration Of the chemical, philosophical,
aud other scientific lectures which are givOn
weekly Among those Is a tollurian, on an In.
proved plan, Which illustrates and explains tho
cause Of tho change Of seasons better than any.
thing We have ever seen. There are, also, hne
cabinet Ut minerals and library Of thousand
volumes, carefully selected, and containing
almost every book for boys which Is to he hal,
besides tho loading boys periodicals Of this
country and Great Britain. Beside each desk
Is light Austrian ride, Tor tho school has ben
tor several years under military discipline, aud
has been greatly improved by H.
Twice day when tho weather permits, there
Is dTill Of fifteen minutes ON u large parade
grUund adjoining the school premises, and the
appearance OF the boys tcstiifcs to good elect
Ut this moderate aud regular eNorclsI upon their
health. The uniform Is q Jacket, pants aud cap
Ot a cadet gray, trimmed with Ulick the but
tons bearing a ueyico peculiar to the school.
Boys entering, however, are not required 10 PRO:
SSVhs cost VI tho uniform Is not greater than
that VI other clothes, no additional expense ID
incurred.
Two large adjoining houses, lT5 and III Prince
street, serve Tor boarding purposes, tho latter
being appropriated 10 the boys exclusively. A
tnc, airy dUrmitOTy. o noat study room, dining
TUOm, n clothes room and u wash room give
every needed convenience, and 10 the lAst named
arc facilities for both warm and cold baihs-a
great dosidoratum Tor the student. There are
Recommendations Tor about twenty bOaTdors, rs
that numOor Is about rs many as the principal
can we'll look after as closely rs he desires 10 do,
for AFTER nightiall they are not allowed TO leave
the house except In his company, AMI they have
always his assistance, or that Of another teach.
ere In preparing their Lessons. In short, tho
whole arrangement Is that Of we'll regulated
family. The location Of the boarding house Il
one OF the finest in Alexandria, 10 an elevated
position. and among the most refined portion VI
the community.
Alexandra Is a worry healthy quiet, and OK
Ccedingly moral little city, AMI being accessible
at all hours Of the day or night from Washing.
ton, affords an opportunity Tor educating their
children within half an hours ride In case VI
sickness or accident, which should not DO over.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-20
CUIORED SCHOOLS,


An adjourned meeting ofthe Board OF Trustees
Of CUIured schools was held last night at sun
ner school building, Seventeenth aud NJ strootsi
alt tho members present.
Tho minutes Of tho last meeting were read
aud approved.
Unfinished business being called NJ, Mr., uray
moved that the salary Of j. II. Schurcman, jan,
ltOr Of LbvClny school building, DC nNcd az fou
per month. Carried.
Action 10 relation to a change 10 the principal.
ship OF the preparatory high school was laid
over.
% motion OF MIR. johnson, the bill rendered
for the electric clock In Sur'ner school building
was ordered to DO paid, with the proyls1 thai
500 bo withheld until the clock works to tho
satisfaction OF the board.
AMER the Transaction VI routine business, the
h0lrl MllonFnel.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-20

The dog days arc drawing to a close.
II Is beginning 10 DO too warm for croquel
playing,
The knights OF st. Patrick Is a nourIshIug or.
ganiLatUn.
Judging from yesterday we haven't got over
Tho aeorEstown strect.clrB are running to
their terminus.
The latest conundruu' How hot Is ~ Give
II up.
smallpox Is dying out In tho city. SO arc
Greeley clubs.
Mosquitoes and NIay.nIos like warm weather.
That's why they sIiak - long.
There Is a corner In Ice. The price was raised
hlty cents on the hundred pounds yesterday.
The pound mon havv tired Of their work.
Ugly ours now roam about and snarl at the
A false report that tho Maao. o. Baldwin
huht u 70 take place Ia the rvtunda Of the
Capitol.
Anor enjoying their river trip hugely, the
Young Cathollcs Friend Society returned 10 the
city yesterday morning,
The picnic 10 aid Of ST. Dominio's church,
AZ the Schuetton park Tomorrow, promises TO DO
great success.
Tho Rising Champs Base BALL Club were
again yictorigug yesterday, winning ball from
tho Patriot Club by a score Of IS 10 u.
Two welLknown Washington ladies now an
nOunco that they propose to practice cques-
trianism Ia the male bipods
A startling rumor prevails that Ice water Is
positive death these hot days, and beer. sellers
arc incdnsolablo over It,
Hallett Kilbourn, esq, fat ioyial and humor.
Gus as ever, has returned irOm Europe, and yer-
terday was on the street receiving the warm
congratulations OF bis friends on his safe return.
GEORGETOWN signs; "RIkor's depot, to our sor.
"Gleason's nRrruw-gaugo canal" what We
know about gTadlpg-B, p. W."
VIM. II; Pope, esq, the most Important at
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-20

A regular meeting Of the Board VI Health
was held last night At their rooms, No. 1855 =
street tho president, Dr. O. g.. Cox, In the Chalr,
and Dr. d. W. Bliss, secretary.
Mr.. MaTbuTy, iIOm the committee on nnauco,
submitted bills amounting ~ sjul 90, which were
ordered TO be paid.
The acting health oticor reported three now
cases Of smallpox Us having occurred during the
past three days. All VI the cases reported Wero
from localities where the disease has been prev
alent. One OF the cases was removed to tue
hospital and one died. Tho death reported oc-
CURED In the county beyond GUOd Hope hill,
and was buried yesterday ny employees Of tho
Board Of Health.
Tho acting health officer presented partial
weekly report Of the sanitary inspectors, IN
which they show that during the past Woek, end
Ing August IL, they have abated Us nuisanees In
alleys cellars 3: drains, 49, garbage ~ gut
teTs, ~; hOgpens, o. houses, / hydrhnts " lO's
o; manure heaps, y; water pipes ~ ponds, II
prycs, b2i pumps, s.; sewers, 81 sinks, = COW
COW yards, a. streets, total, 90. Nulslnoes
reported, but as yet undated; Drains, Il gar
bage, Il cutters, & hydrants, l. lots, .; manure
heaps .; prlYies, Il; Bluks, l. soWer-lFapi II
yards, 0; animals 2-total, IS.
The secretary read numerous communication
complaining Of neglect on tho part Of the gar
baEe master; which were referred to the health
OffiosT Also, several complaining OF nulsAnoes
in different portions Of the District,
Mr. IhngstOn called the attention OF the
health officer TO an old station, house on the
other sIdo OF Boundary street, which Is reported
to he In terrible condition.
Tho board then adjourned until Thursday
evening,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-20

VHHVVL FNVIH WUNIW EHVWITWs
THUEgToS's Ivory Pearl Tooth Powder lS the
best DontrihcO IN use. 1t keeps the Teeth clean
and white, and the gums sound and healthy.
Price 20 and 10 oonts
JOUvKH's lnOdurOus Kid Glove Cleaner Is far
superior to anything knowu. Price IS cents.
THOMFsOH's PomaIe Optime Is exquisite. II
snftons, beauties, and Strengthens the hair.
Price 20 and so cents.
All for sale by druggists.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-20

MIR. =. A. Chase, OF this city, while at Plney
Point on Saturday evening had narrow escape
from drowning. party Vi ladies and gentle.
mon were on tho pier catching crabs, and Mr.
Chase, In making plunge with the net, lost his
balance and fell into the river. The water Al
that point was tlteen or twenty foot deep, but
fortunately Mr. Chase held on to the net and
coming 10 the surface, tho handle was grasped
by Mr. A. q. Mills, who succeeded in towing
Chase to shallow water, Tho frantic screams
OF the ladies, when II was discovered that Mr..
Chase had gone down with the crahs, alarmed
the people at tho hotel, and tor u tlmo there
was much eNoltomenl At the Point.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-20

Last night about li33O O'Clock white car No. 8,
Mr.. ncNaughn, conductor, was coming trum tho
Navy Yari, a MIR. Dlggs got Into the car ct First
street east, and conducted himself In such a yiO-
lent manner, using Oaths, a., that Mr., ID. or
dCrcd him to get OIL, when DigWs drew pistol
and thToatoncd to shoot him.
The driver came TO his assistance and knocked
Dlggs down with tho break handle. The con.
and escorted Dlggs In the Central guard house,
where he offered 400 collateral, which was re-
fused, aud no ID waiting for the action Of Judge
Snrll-
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-20

A man named James Quigley, a watchml n,
In tho Treasury Department, became overcome
by tho heat yesterday, At the corner Of Twen.
10th street mud PennsylyanlA avenue, and fell
to the pavement lie was picked up and car
rled 10 his home IN N street, between TWenty-
fourth and Twenty hUh streets, by Sergeant
Kneage and OHicer Mills, where he shortly amer.
WlTls recovered.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-20

Yesterday morning the Masonic Choir, under
cha ehaTR0 OF Mr.. Robert Hall, PRECEDENT &C.
s1,nnsnlel by a number Of prominent MasOns,
numbering In all about sixty Left this city for a
I'm daysi trip In Virginia, aud while absent will
ytsit ne ALLOWING places Lexington, StAunton
tVhite gniphIr Springs, Wiera Gave and the
N,inrai Dfldgo. In several places arrange
,,,,,,Is have boen made for tholr reception, and
n is,Sxpoet0d that they Will have good time
Generally.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-20

Treasury DEPARIMEHrJ
OFFICE ~ LIuHr liOUBE BOAHD, I
WAshlburuH, u o., August J. " J.
uoo Il hereby given that screw pila Light.
house has been erected GU tho shoGl known as Tho
Thlrlbls," o. HJrsoshns Bar, enhance 10 Hampton
Roada, and tho new light uil be exhibited for the
hfst time on tho 10Th OF October 1874 aud every Eht
thsfeAftar bstWeen sunset and SnuTl Q,
The "WillOushby kpl." LlEht ship will on the same
date, be withdraw, aud black buoy will mark Its
Inc Lighthouse stands 10 II feet Of wA'sT, At low
tide sad IL west b. south from oil Point Comfort,
tkoft MouTOeO 81 nautical miles
The focal plane % ieet above mean uue, ana the
light should he ta8u In clear weather from tho deck
OF vesss Is feet above the asa, at distance VI u
nautical mi 80
The ilnmnatlug apparatus Is dioptTC Of the fourth
order Of the syst n 81 frssnel and viii show hGsu
white light varied b. red Ishe., tho Interval between
tbs nAshsH being u :. oOnnH,
The iron work Of tho foundation Is painted black,
Old Point Comfort Light bears ". by 4. 4 = 80
Tiilst River Llsbt b,am y. By w. y w., ~ nAutl-
Y 0SPs HSnry IIht bar, sE bye = r.. lalG nsutl
Cape Charles Light bssr, E. by N. y n, 10 nautical
Yoik Spit IEht bsars n, II}g nautical miles
me hell siil6s placed o. The 'outh side Of the
LiFhtbonte, sod another % The north, aud thoy VII
strike DURING iCggy weather aud SNOW storms attn
tfryals ri seconds
southWard o. the Rht, aud betWo'n Il aud tho hask
buOy on Willnughhy Spit
- order Of toe Lighthouse BOA,d,
JOSEPH HENRY Chairman.
RsSi Admiral, u. s. n Naval sscro uTy.
MAJOR OF EHglaeSrv, U.s.A EnSiuosr score.
tay AulVot
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-20

Ira ran GENERAL RENAHK that ,, y. boo
10y, on Capitol lllll, has tho coolest s0da wafer
IN Tho city.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-20

A meeting Of tho Young Mems Democratic
club was held at the Dickson house last hlBhI
the president, l.. q. Berry In the chair.
new constitution was reported anu nnopteu'
the principal feature being that the club Wai
made a social ns we'll as political organisation
The name was changed, and hereafter II viii ne
known rs the metropolitan"
A committee appointed tor tho purpose re-
ported that they had occurred suitable rooms on
Pennsylvania avenue, near Fuurand.a hall
street, and the report was accepted.
Amer tho transaction Of some routine business
tho NEE ting adjourned.
Mr. N. II. MILLER Left this city yCsteT-
day afternoon with tho remains ui Miss AU.
pustn Muller, his Melee, iUT Brooklyn, n \ ,
where thOy will be inferred In the family vault.
Mr.. NJ, will return Thursday morning.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-20

UNITED Stairs EEuISEERH OFFICE,l
OORHER hOUsTOS AND GRAND HrHEETB, !
Nav HOHK, July II, 1874 y
Proposals. will be received At tha once until poon
the 18th day Of August ls for DFedEuE at differ.
cot points on the Savannah liver Georgia. Total
quAntty Of Dredging about 5000 cubic IArdA For
specifications and all necessary information apply 70
the undeFsiguoi, o. A, GILMORE,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-20
Election Notices.

ntl-A lJEETINg or TuE TRNTu Dis
wEpsfsDAY M N Ky w w RS hSlI az
GsTnhyl h,ll, Eleventh slrost AZ 1880 o'eiooE.
AnsO1t IA, JENtFER.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-20
- ~ y" - - y ~"
GJI Pennsylvania avenue.
.s,,,-IMPDRTANT 20 NAYIGNTOKS OF
~ lIAMprUk RilAUS, uHthAPEAkE BAY
AM POrUMAU RIVER.
NOTICE 70 MARINERS.
ma Ia


OHsS4PEtEE.. BAY .mtMPLqiN!, RoAD3--
MOYAL OF "wlLLOUGlIHY SPIT" LIGur-
kMIp
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-20

nsSg-A HhI'URLIUAN or TUX FIFTH
D,,t ~ igs tltani aBd Wilson All uie while
kifh, " IuNFH " a oandidtte Toe the House Of
DgIHths y behalf Of laborlnE inan anL taI.payets
bDo1lm' MANY VOTERS
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-08-09
f, The Brides Story.

,
when was but country Lass. now fifteen years
lived where flows the Overprock through mead
ogs wide and low:
kssw ths ragged fttie boy who went to schoo!
9TH me. E&kG 90 -. /
9 MI bomespun coat was frayed and worn with
Hi hatTah, such hat as that was never seen
:. Ths boys and girls, when arst he came. they
shouted in their slee. = -
And jeered ihe ragged little boy who went to
school with me. ' 90 u IT. - - y
His father was a laboring man. and mine was
- highly born: 80
Our people held both him and his in grea, con-
"a, tempt and scurn-
They said should not stoop to own a playmate
The bright.eyed. ragged little boy who went to
..ye school with me. --gc= 1l--rr, -.et-.
Yet spite of all the sneers around from children
Ny heart went out to meet the heart that beat
His Leak was fond his voice was low. and strange
as ii may be,
Iloved the ragged little boy who went to school
4 with me.
For years they had forgotten him. but when
- again we met. =;
Ills looks his voice, his gentle ways remained in
memory yet:
They saw alone the man Of mark, but could
only see
Tho brisht-eyed ragged little boy who went to
school with me- rsl8 q. 't
He had remembered me. it seemed. as remem-
bercd him:
Nor time. nor honors in his mind the cherished
past could dim;
Young love had grown to older love, and so to-
day you see
wed the ragged little boy that went to school
, with me. p" .. a
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-08-09

debt unless they are paid for their slaves. The
inventories and evidence of slave property have
been preserved to be ready for the occasion.
Why should the South press his nomination !?
he argued in 1860 and 1851 for secession. In
1864, just in the last great struggle, he pro-
posed paying them for their slaves. He went
to Richmond to bail JEFF Davis when his aid
Speaking of Mr. Summers course, Mr.. Nor
ton said: L. t's.5 't. %
The Republican party does not belong to
anybody. 1t is greater than its leaders. and
could replace any or all Of them at will 1t
has often done so. Mr.. Seward. who was called
its founder, tried to transfer it to Mr.. john
son, but only destroyed himself MIR. Chase
sacrificed great name and influence trying to
unite portion of it with Democrats in plan
to elect him President. Mr.. Sumner has fal-
len out with the President, and thinking he is
the father of the Republican party he would
to crafty his feelings kill it. He is a great
while in the party, but against it he is shayen
and shorn. Mr.. Schurz made a speech, on
Monday, in st. Louis, which contains some
statements that deeply regretted to read. 1t
is possible that two men may have told him
thar he could have patronage if be would vote
for the San Domingo annexation, but they
were never authorized to make such an offer.
l feel authorized to pronounce it entirely false.
1t is wholly unlike him. I have had good
opportunity to know Gen. Grant for ten years.
1t is contrary to his character to conciliate any
man by any offer Of any kind, even legitimate.
The fact is, he is considered at fault by many
who are his friends because he will not con-
ciliate. Mr.. SchurZ reads avauge extract from
a letter which remains anonymous. The Presi-
dent has denied the whole statement. Why
did not MIR. Scburz name the man? This is q
specimen Of the style of personal attack in
which this campaign ia carried on.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-08-09
A Tumbler of Teddy in the Scottish
Highlands.

In the Monthly Gossip" of Lippi,l.
COTS we find the following Highland
sketch:
The sound of the bagpipe in parlor
is not cheerful. 1t has, in fact, the
same effect upon sensitive ear that
the badly-executed music of church
choir has upon a musical bloodhound,
and suggests pigs but to hear it's wild
notes reverberating among these High
land hills on beautiful summer morn
ing has a charm at once wild and musi-
cal. We were awoke on this particular
morning by the music Of !. hundred
pipers an a an a." and the hnsty voice
of "mine host of re Garterre" calling
out at our chamber door, ask o'clock,
gentlemen. I've brought your morn
ing" Now this morning" is quite
an institution. In Virginia it would
be mintjulep, in Maine a gin
cocktail; west of the Clyde, it consists
of a small glass, black bottle, and a
"wee drap" OF the real Glenlivat. As
a panacea for all ills this extract of the
mountain rises far above Z" Railways
Ready Relief" or " Helmbold's Extract
of Buchu." You can talk dram in
the morning just to clear the cobwebs /;
when you are cold you can TAX dram;
when warm toothiu' will get you cool !;
when you sit down to dinner dram
will give you an appetite, and when you
rise therefrom "snifter" will aid diges-
ton. But as the old Scotch divine said
at the close OF his peroration, "Ye're
no to be aye dram-drammin'." When
lively, however, there's nothing like a
tumbler OF toddy; when dull it's just
the thing to "kittle up your notion" !"
In short, it is a cure for everything, ex-
cepting, perhaps, atrophy of the purse.