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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-01-27
Three Desirable CITY Lots.
BY D. 9. PEIXOCTO e. SON

On tho FIRST MONDAY in February next. in
front OF the Court House, in this city. at 10
o'clock, We will sell, three desirable CITY
LOTS, situated on Pickens street. between
Plain and Taylor streets.
y; Lot L; No. l, on the corner of Taylor and
rickens ., street; measuring front on Pickens
s,.ses W leet. moro or less, and running back
on on Taylor street $50 feet, more or less.
bounded on the North by Taylor street; on
the south by Lot No. 2; on the West By
Z. FieLcS. - Of'
ALSO
Lot No. z, OF the samo dimensions. Bound.
ed on tho West by pickens street; on the East
Dy estate Dr. f. Fisher; on the South by Lot
No. 3; on the North by Lot No. /.
ALSO,
LOT no. 3, OF the came dimensions. Bound
ed on the North by Lot No. g. on the South by
George Summers; ON the West by Picten..
street: on the East by estate Of Dr. E. Fisher.
FERNS OF SALE.-One-third cash; balance
IN twelve months, secured by bond, bearing
interest at seven per cent. per annun,, and
mortgage OF the premises. Purchasers TO
Jan27 onC,oI
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Private Sale Of Property in Pendle.
ton. g. C.

NhE beautiful RESIDENCE OF the lat.
49,, ~ airs. John .. Calhoun, in Pcndleton vil-
iaEe, Is offered for sale on easy and r.ason.
aoie ,;,,I ter terms. The premises contain seventy.
iive and half acres, partl, cleared and chi.
tivated. Tho dwelling is OF wood. ono storv
WI win seven large rooms, pantrie., closets and
onscments FOR kitchens and store rooms And
Commands Wow OF the Allcghany sIounisins
UNSURPASSED al IN tho State The grounds ara
line apple and peach orchards and Li,ehen
garden III ahe rear and numerous out-Ouild.
and dwelling; The place Is within 4co |.rds
Q! Mu INC 81 i'lao Ridge Railroad Depot, aid since
Mrs. Calhonn's death. has been occup,cd by
the Hon. Thomas q. Clemson, who viii give
possession ,!s on tho lst OF May. This first oisss
village rosidence and lands is situated in a
most dsi,sh'fnl climate and neighborhood.
ana can he rnichatoi On time. For urther
imIorma'i"n, call on DR.. T. j. Picker.s or Mr..
IN. henry lio-co t, Of Pcndlcton, +. Grange
S"noms' OF Guar 1T IL, or IL dress thu under.
s,Eued' III Abb. vile, who. as tho Executor OF
AIRS. q Calhoun, is authorized to s,n. II
no. sold, the premises will he leased
EDWA,D NOZZLE,
jan ~ 81 Q1iInci Executor Of Viii
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TIE BOARD OF TRADE.

Mo.LAssEs, ,CuuA, ,JotbaO
Nuw Orl'ns HO01yO
Sugar H'se.. G0(u9U
NAILS, t| Kegs 50QpG UO
ONIONS. Bbus1 5OQoI
OIL, Keroscne,g35G1
Machinery. 1901 90
SPECIE, Gold 01lO8
SILVER 0lO3
PorAT's, Iris1 5O6L2 90
Sweet, bus G0ltYO
RICE, Carolina ID Tao
SHOT, Bbag. 275@3 OU
SALT, Liverp.2OU6D2 20
SOAP, Bb, .74@lO
5pIhITs, Alcohol, ,gl5UO
brandy "A 000l2 co
Gin n........1 60@6 90
Rum......1 6J@7 W
Whiskey.. i $500 90
SuoAn, Crus Il P15@lG
Br0wn........ .l2@l4
STARCH, B n. 8tWlO
TEA, Greon ibl 00Qb2 SO
Black, Il 00@0l III
TOBACCO, Cliw. .G0@l 90
Smoking ID. .50Qb1 90
VINEGAR, Wine, .50@GO
French. -. Ml 90
WINE, CHAM .'25@28 co
Port, T3gal3004D5 81
Sherry. 27jW7t0
Madeira. s. Ot)Gl8 90
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A New PRAYER Book IN ENGLAND
On the first Sunday of this mouth the
new Lectionary Of the Calendar of Les
sons for Church Service was introduced
into the Church of England. The use
OF this new table Of lessons is for the
present optional The law will not en-
forco it until 1879. The new Lectionary
remedies many defects-some of which
were subjects of debate in the days Of
Queen Elizabeth. There are passages
of Scripture to which onr ancestors in
the days Of the Charleses listened with
out discomfort. but which are not plea.
smut family or social reading in these
days. Some of the lessons, moreover,
are are too long, and some are repeated. to
the exclusion of other parts Of Script.
ure not read ut oil. 10 the evenine ser
vice for part Of the year tho reading of
the Gospels is prescribed The lessons
from the Apocrypha are also reduced in
number. The English secular papers
speak OF the change as prudent and
liberal"
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Palmetto Firemen's Fair.

1'HE Committee OF the Palmetto Steam
tho ladies who SO liberully offered TO hold n
Fair in behalf or tho Company, arc pleased to
announce to tho public that the Fair will be
opened at lrwin's Hall, on tho night OF the
scented by Mrs. +. NJ. Pollock, AIRS. Il. \ Nor.
ri-on: Mrs John Shioll, hrs Thos. Boynn
Mrs Mary Brady, Mrs. y. y. McCnlly aud Mrs.
y. Morrison. who will b p'.,-rl to Irco,y.
contributions from ali we'll %ishcrs of the
Palmci toes.
CoMMIrrsGC L. Jackson, ] s. Purse. ".
" osntti. VI Ca'nan. j a. HhioI, Il. b
Mickey. w: j: iicidt. William Morrison, T.. y.
JAM
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WHOLESALE PRICES CUit.ENr.
CORRECTED WEEKLY ny


AprLEs, tjDu.2 UUQ13 w
DAdtiING, .lSl523
BALE ROPE, Ma. 2Z00Z4
.orWespib 7Q6lU
DuTTER, North. 284D40
Country, 81 II. .20Q125
BACON. Hams. 12ltIS
Sides, % h. .84lblO
Shoulders. :. 7A09
CANDLES, 3porm40ig7U
Adamantine itl9Q120
COTTON YAnN1 20Qol as
CorroN, Stct NJ. .2OA
Middling ~,
Low nlidl'g,.....l0'
Good Ordny,.... .18I
Ordinary III
CHEESE, ED .b. 18@2U|
Factory. .16W22|
COFFEE, ltio, Bb24D26|
Laguayra .25@2S|
Java .33 D35|
FLOUR, Co. 6 75Nl00J|
Northern. .75O010 sol
GRAIN, Corn / OOD1 isl
Wheat i 80G12 DOL
Oat'. :. ..75@9UI
Peas Il 1901 15|
Hay, North, Bcwt.2 %
HIDES, Dry, Sbl230le|
drcen .We|
LARD, u n. :. 120015|
LIME, b bbl. 2 65@2 7b|
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Sale Spartanburg and Union Railroad

Saio oPai tanpuTR ana union Railroad.
The state of South Carolina plaintiff acoinst
the Sp8rtanburg and Union Ra1Ir0ad f;nn.
pany and others. creditors, defendants.
ooetlience to an order dated 18th N.v ~
november, 1871, passed by the Hon. james
u. nntiand, Judge of the 4th Circuit. OF the
Nn'e OF south Carolina. the undersigned will
SCI, on the FIRST MONDAYin Ecbruary 1870
nt Uhlonviile. Ill the County of Uninn ~ ~,
State ~ South Carolina, before tha rourt
'i"use d"or, between the hours Of II o'clock
III the iorcEonn aad 3 o'clock in the ,f,ern"on
AZ pnohc ontcry, to the highest bidd, tha,
wh3i" ni tho Si'AKrANEUKG AND Union
mAi H., i'n''AD, Including the Road bed K,rht ~
way. Grading, Bridges, Masonry and Sinner
Structure, I!lng aud situate in the Cou,,t;oa
oi Fairfield, Union and Spurtauburr. nil tha
sst"ck subacrib, Il for in the Spartanbnrm anS
oh!on Hairoad Company; the hechart.r,d richi.
and privileges thereof tho railroad sn'las
cha'fa and equipments, and all the rropsrty
(WHICH ny said company, as incident or 1eces.
sarF ior its business, on tho following terms
20 wit: Twehty-Ev" thousand (s25 l;OOI dol
Ars cash, ana tho balance in three ,onnl
SEM i anhuai instruments, with interest on
each lnstaImont from the day Of saio m 10
secured by the bond Of the pIrchns.r w;th
mortgage ~ the entire property sold IN.
purchaser Will also bo rcuuired to nov TO- III
stamps and papers P"' ioi Hn
II the highest bidder should fa;, to noy..
onco the twenty-five thousand fso5 0nn dni'
iars aforesaid in cash. the property herr;nLs.
foro advertised will immediatrIv-ha ofr.ro5
al tho time and place above mentioned mo.
the terms alleady stated, for resale.
JAMES M. BAXTER.
ro ~ THOMAS B. JETEK,
-"or." 90, 1911 referees.
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.Auct1on salcm.
Desirable Coffooes,
By D. c. PEIXOTTO q som


BY D. G. PEIXOTTO & SON.
on tho FIRST MONDAY in Februsry next. IN
front OF the Court House. in this oity. Al
half-past 10 o'clock, wa will cell, without ~.
serve, two desirable COTTAGES.
Lot No. l, With Cottage thereon, and al
necessary out-buildings, situated on the cor.
ner f1 OF Winn and Laurel streeta; measuring
'front.' on Laurel street 60 feet, moro or iess.
ana running back on Winn street 20S fest''
more or less. bounded on the North by
estate OF Taylor; on the South by Laurel
West By Lot No. No. 2: ''- Wv
ALSO,
Lot NO 2, OF the same dimensions. with
cottage thereon, and all necessary out-build
ings, West OF the above. Bounded on tho
4 North by estate of Taylor; on the South BY
Laurel street; on the West by King; on tho
Eest by Lot No. l. The above COTTAGES con-
tain four upright Rooms.
TERMS OF SALE-One.half cash; balance in
Twelve months. secured by bond, bearing in
terest ut the rate OF seven per cent. per an
mum, and mortgage # tho premises Pro
ppSr.y 10 DC insured and policy IT, be assie ned.
Jan 27 IL
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American Intolllxonu..

SALT LAKE, January 26.-Baker, O
witness for the prosecution in the Ro-
blnson murder case, makes affidavit that
his former testimony is untrue. Baker
was arrested for perjury.
The weather is cold aud tho cattle dy-
ing. The road is still blocked
CHICAGO. January 26.-The small pox
Is fearful at Thayer, Iowa. 1G0 deaths
occurred within four weeks. The popu-
lation is 1000.
NEW YORK, January ga cable spe-
clal says Thiers is endeavoring to secure
the complete evacuation of France by
the German troops. Bismarck assepts
to withdrawal Of the troops, on condi-
tion that three milliards of francs be
paid earlier than previously agreed.
This announcement stimulates the to-
bacco monopoly project. During the
recent crisis, Thiers said to Gen. Cissy
elf Napoleon had $4,000, 900 francs. he
would be in power in fifteen days."
In the Spanish Oortes, Diaz Quintera
said it was quite time to cede Cuba to
the United States. He was howled down
by the whole house.
BosroN, January 26-The court de-
clares the Independence Insurance Com
pany to be bankrupt.
NEWARK, January 26.-Botts, the mur-
derer of Halstead. was hanged to-day.
BAhTIMoRE, January &c. Archbishop
Spanlding ia sick.
WASHINGTON, January 6.-Col. J. E.
Leonard, Of Warmouth's staff, inter-
viewed the President to-day.
Emory telegraphs from New Orleans
that he thinks the trouble is ended.
Senator Norwood wns before the Com
mittee Of Ways and Mems, and spoke
against repeal of the rice tariff. Isaac
Selley, of Georgia, and others, also
spoke against repeal or modification.
In the House, some private bills
passed, when appropriation was re-
sumed. The Legislature. executive and
Judicial and pension bills passed.
In the Senate, Morton introduced a
bill bridging the Ohio River at or near
Evansville. Adjournment was resumed.
Schurzs amendment, that Congress
don't adjourn till the civil reform bill is
passed, was lost, by 32 to 16. Summers
similar amendment, regarding the civil
rights bill. was lost-Rice. Spencer,
Sumner and Upton only voting for it
Cleared OF these amendments, the reso-
luton adlonrning on the 29th of May,
was passed, by So to IL.
no ookAAAttco OI conference upon al
lowing certain articles to enter duty free
will meet Monday. The disagreement
involves delay, but does not endanger
the clause regarding the claoasian sui
phur and the mining clause. Definite
action is expected Monday.
Probabilities Falling barometer. with
cloudy weather aud possibly rain, will
probably continue to extend Northward
over the region between California aud
tho Lower Mississippi. Falling barome-
ter, with cloud or snow, will prevail on
Saturday very generally from tho Upper
Mississippi to the middle and East At
lantio coast. The loweat barometer will
continue in Northern New England and
Upper Canada. South easterly winds
viii prevail ON the lower lakes, backing
Southward on the middle and East At.
lantlc coast. Southerly winds, with
threatening weather, will prevail in the
Southern and Gulf States. Dangerous
winds are not anticipated tonight.
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By D. c. PEIX0TTO & SON, Auctioneers

~ ~ ( G4AO1 IO & SUN, AuCtloneere
RY virtue OF power Of attorney to me d..
- rectcd, will sell at public suction On
MONDAY, the 29th instant, at the EIoh,poa
House, at 10 o'clock
:, Al the STOCK in TRADE and FURNI.
IUKE OF the Exchange House. consi,tino ~
Chairs, Tables, Cutlery, Orockery. Glassvera
Wines: Liquors. Cigars, kitchen Utsns;Is'
miscellaneous articles
Janl4 W. s. MONTEITH, ATTORNEY in fact
Sale of Kings Mountain Railroad.
Theodore D. Wagner and Asbury Coward
trustees. rs. the Kings Mounts ain Rsilroa3
Company.-Foreciosure Of Mortqooe.
by III. II. DeLEON.
N pursuance Of the terms of Mortp.o.
u executed BY the Kings Mountain Rail
roao Company. on the 18th day of Maroh
1865, and by virtue OF the powers tkersi.
granted, We will sell, at public auct;on a.
charleston, 8. G., on WEDNESDAY Ma,cS
70 1871, at II o'clock. at corner East Raw and
Broad streets, "AS A"o
The entire RAILROAD OF the said Comm.
ny, including the bed and superstructureao ~
SAID Road, the materials used in conatrn.
ton, tho stations, station house dennt.
store houses, work k-shops, ms chjnery ana A.,
lures thereon, and all the engines and roi,in.
stock. together with all the rights. nr;v;iannes
and easement belonging or appertaining ~
SAID railroad Company. ~
Terms cssh; purchasers to pay for nan,,.
and stamps. o- P"Pe"
THEODORE D. WAGNER
ASBUkY COWARD,
jan II Trno{oo.
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Boarding.

NJ lSS COHDELtA MUKDEGAI. Columbia
IVA =. C., Announces TINT her c.t,l,.ish.
ineht, Southwest COZ ncr Of Sniut,r adv
s,ioc's' ' ID prepare : To accommodate t:GAIJ-
'IiAo perm thchi ana irausirnt wL,l, The
taste anu comforts OF the most ;ast,. ;,,nr
va" 6""i a"'eea. Dtc3l limo
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TRI.1GEAPHIo
Forszxn Ana1rss

PARIS, January 26.-Victor Place,
late Consulate at New York, has been
sentenced to two years imprisonment
and 1000 francs fine. i
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The myths of geography, as we'll as
history, are dissolving before the re-
morseless criticism Of our age. The
school boys of thirty years ago remem-
Der we'll the pictures of the terrible
maelstrom off the coast of Norway, said
to be fatal to all ships coming within its
fatal whirl. The school. boys faith in
this phenomenon was as strong as the
sailors faith in the Flying Dutchman.
But the poetry has turned to prose in
:i1is scientific age. and tho whirlpool has
lost oil it's horrors, like the Scyla and
Charybdis of Virgil. A recent traveller
says: There is no such whirlpool as Pom
tlppidan and Purchas described, and it
IS only when the tide, current and wind
are at "logger.heads" in the narrow
strait between Moskenaessoe and the
lofty Isolated rock of Mosken that anv
agitation is visible. Some such cir.
cnmstance as this, observed from the
shore, and exaggerated by the horror of
the beholder. doubtless gave rise to tho
prodIglous legends of tho maelstrom.
A Quaker intending to drng glass of
water took up tumbler of gin. He did
not discover lis mistake until he rot be.
nlnu the door and swallowed the dose.
Ho held up both his hands and cx.
claimed: Verify, have taken inward
~ the balm OF the worlds people What
VIII Abigail say when she smells nv
breathe"
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prices charged tor State printing. There
seems 10 be q big leak in the treasury
Colonel d. johnson, Of Tyler, offered o
resolution to-day % give The printing Of
the Convention q the lowest responsible
bidder who would rive bond and security
for the Iaithfdt PER- ofnHnc6of lie work
One wonld sppbob that In a body Of hon.
est men Ike this Convention, which as.
sembled here Overlooking with notions Of
"retrenchmeht and retofn!' SO ialr A
proposition, and one that would have
saved thousands Of dollars TO the tax pay.
ers, would have been adopted almost
without opposition. But while the mat.
Ter was under consideration the Public
Printer could be seen running exciledly
from one Democratic leader TO another
making frantic appeals, the result
OF which must have been quito con.
selling TO that gentleman, Tor tho exceed.
ingly ialr proposition Of Col. johnson was
rejected, and the State Printer vas made
printer of the convention, and win un.
doubleday make mice thing ! out of II.
This success was Immediately followed IN
with q resolution to appoint the Public
Printer and two members 81 the cohven.
tien q committee to arrange for the publ.
cation Of the debates aud proceedings OF
the convention. This was q sharp
move, and being sprung so suddenly,
would have carried, had not Col. A. i.
IUymond, Of Marion, arrested II by de.
claring that the convention was about 10
do thing that would cost the people an
immense sum Of money. This raid upon
the treasury was cut short, and a fat slice
slipped through tho fingers of the enter
prising disciple Of Tammany who had the
triggers, rs he thought, so nicely set.
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Fraudulent Misrenresen,a,,nns.


Among tho pernicious frauds of the
period, there is one which especially
deserves the apprehension ofall who place
proper value on health and life. The
swindle referred TO consists in tho at.
tempts Of irresponsible parties, in differ
ent sections ofthe United States, 10 force
upon The market vile astringent COM
pounds manufactured out of damaged or
worthless drugs and refuse LIQUOR, as
preparations possessing the rare medicin-
al virtues of the most popular and eflica.
cious of all vegetable tonics and altera-
tives-ElOstettcr's Stomach Bitters. a-s
The cOncocters Of these "lOcal bitters"
are, IN the truest sense of the phrase, public
enemies, Their fiery putiOIN inilanle The
stomachs, slupely the brains, and shatter
the nerves OF those who are uuwise
enough 10 acceptthem rs substitutes lor
the famous Vegetable InVigorant, that
for twenty years has been known through
out the Western Hemisphere as stan.
dard article. ,.r-- /
The fame OF uOstetter'S Bitters as a
heNlth'preserving, vitalizing medicine, Is
as wide rs the world, and the miserable
attempts of needy nostrum. mongers to
supplant it would be treated with silent
contempt, were It not that serious con.
sequences sometimes follows the use oil
the nctarious compounds in question.
Whoever recommends any Of them as
remedies for Dyspepsia, Biliousnesaa Con.
stipati0n, Intermittent Fever, Rhenma.
tlsm, or any other complaint for which
lloslctter's Bitters is known specific, is
guilty of a moral, ifnot legal misdemea.
nor At this season, when the sun Is re.
leasing from the earth, in the form of I'M.
wholesome vapors, the active principal
OF disease, u course Of Hostetter's Bitters
will be ofthe utmost service 10 persons
with feeble constitutions. e6dGw
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THE past is past most everywhere ex.
ceptin West Virginia. The notion that
the sovereignty Of the State is superior tc
that of the Union has not had many seri.
Gus advocates since 1865. The Constitu.
tional Convention oil West Virginia now
in session at Charleston developed luna.
tic this week. however,in the person o.
one Ward, Of Cshell county. On mo
ton to have the flag Of the United States
suspended over the hall in which the
convention is sitting, Mr.. Ward moved To
strike out united States" =4and insert
"West Virginia" arguing that "his first
allegiance was to the State" Mr.. Ward
ought TO move forward ten or twelve
years or so. He is living back some.
where about 1s6l.-Stcubenpipe Ns,rs.
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BROOKE conntY, Fnrminr.

From the Wellsburg Herald.
Mr.. J. D. Forney, gives us some of The
particulars of his farming operations
from which wegather that he Is ono Of
the most successful farmers in the county
His wool sold from sheep wintered prin,
cipally on the fodder Of sixty acres o.
corn, brought him $1,000, and 1893 hogs
sold December ID, 1871, at At cents peI
pound, the nice sum Of 81 ,2l4 80, also lat
tened off the corn principally from the
same fields. This Is, orcourse, In addition
to the other products Of the farm, which
It estimated, would run the amount ur
handsomely. -Hisllarm lies principally In
this county, near West Liberty, and may
beconsidered one Of the most productive
in that region. ~
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The Modest Third nislrlcr.
FrOm the New Crock TrIbnns.

From the New Creek Tribune.
In the selection of officers, the Third
Congressional District took the lions share
the President Of the senate, of the Con.
Vention, the Speaker Of the House of Dele
gates,An nearly all the other officers being
citizens thereof Besides this, without any
reason, advantage, or claim, the capital
was given to this district; and yet, like
Oliver Twist, lhay are cternally asking
for more. .
The State of West Virginia ought to
resolve that the Third Congressional Dis.
trlct is the State-that 1t is entitled to all
officers of trust or profit; and, rs the
heavens and earth converge there, Charles,
ton ought TO be the capital Of the world
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Puerile.

Mr.. Davenport, the jaybird member Of
the Convention from Ohio county, doubt.
less thought he was doing good thing
when he proposed to change the names d
the counties of Grant and Lincoln in
this State, to Lee and Davis. He will
probably find himself mistaken, for we
doubt whether there are among the most
rabid OF the Ohio county seces6 any rabiCl
enough to uphold him in his puerility.
As the Intelligencer observes, lie certainly
is entitled to a whole string Of buttons
|Hellsbttty Herald.
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How to Have the Good of Our Eat

rug
A healthy condition oil body, and a
well nourished condition of body, many
he considered as the same. The vast
importance of sufficient nourishment be.
comes thus apparent Now, for sufficient
nourishment, there are two things essen.
tial; food and those various Conditions
which go to render the digestion and the
assimilation orfood possible; such as pure
air, sufficient exercise, sufficient sieep,
tranquility Of mind and soiorth. Itisin.
flnitely easier to secure an abundance Of
wholesome food, than it is to secure
the conditions under which the due
amount of nourishmeut is To DO obtained
out Of It. But there Is compensatory
provision which balances this. While
for food, on tue one hand, there Is no sub.
slitute on the other hand, for the com.
pick conditions, without which food is Of
little or no value, there, is q substitute :
that unrivalled tonic-stimulant, the fruit
Of long years OF arduous research and
study-Dr. Gottlieb Fisch's Bittersl
This subject continued next week IN,
der "DdiIy Routine" eod&w
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attended with the following symptoms: IndIspo-
sitIonto Exettton, Iossot Power, Loss Of Mem
DRY, Difficulty of Breathing, General Weakness,
Horror Of Disease, Weak Nerves, Trembling,
Dreadful Horror OF Death, Night Sweats, Cold
Feet Wakefulness, Dlnness Of Vision, Ianguor,
Universal Lassitude of the Muscular System,
Often Enormous Appetite with Dyspeptic symp,
toms, Hot Hands, Flushing Of the Body. Dryness
of the Skin, PAllid Countenance and EruptIonS
on the Face, Pain In the Back. HeavinCss of the
Eyellds, Frequently Black Spots Flying before
tho Eyes with Temporary sutIusion and Loss OF
Sight, Want OF Attention, Great Mobility, Rest
lcssness, with Horror OF Society. Nothing Is
more desirable to such patients than solitude,
and nothing they more dread, for fear of them
selves; norepoSc of manner, no ea.nestness, no
speculation, but a hurried transition from one
question to another.