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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-04
THE BROADWAY sHANTY MURDER.
Post.,Iortem Examination.

In the case of Mrs. Catharine Morgan, the intern.
perate Irish woman, fifty years Of age alleged to
have been brutally murdered on Thursday even
ing last, in her shanty on the rocks, northeast
corner OF Fifty-6fth street and Broadway by her
husband. Josiah Morgan Coroner Keenan, has not
as yet fixed upon day for holding the inquest.
Yesterday afternoon Deputy Coroner Wooster
Beach, NJ. d., made pest mortem examination on
the BODY Of the murdered woman, at the Morgue,
and found bruises and confused wounds on
both hands and arms and also OH
her face. There were cuts on the lip ana back OF
the head, three OF which were Jagged and extended
down To the bone. Between the dura mater and
the brain there was found quantity OF extrava.
stated blood In the opinion OF DR.. Beach death
was due to conclusion and aceration o. the brain,
the result OF external violence.
The violence may have been received by blows
from pail bucket, with which the witness, Jana
Brockett stated the prisoner struck his vile ON INC
head during the night OF tue fatal quarrel II
also possible that other weapons not named were
used. The witness Brockett Is now an Inmate VI
tue Niuety-nlnth street Reception Hospital
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKEr.-LoSpoN Feb. "a Noon
soils closed at ga for money and the American
secnriiies unchanged Consols opened ut 9 92Z for
6 bonds 1865 old %; ls67s, "a tenornes s2l
dated at hafpast one O'Clock in the afternoon, said -
Erie Railway shares 53%.
:, LIyEarooL CorroN MARKEr-LIvKRrooL, Feb. 3-4 r.
M-The market closed quiet The sales Of the day have
been 10000 bales, including 1000 for speculation and
export OF the sales 900 bales American Sales of
cotton cotton shipped from Savannah Charleston.
November and December, at 9&d from the same ports
December and January at sgd Sales OF cotton shipped
from savannah Charleston February and March have
been made at 9 l5l6c.
LIVERPOOL BREApsTUFrs MARKEr.-LivERPooL, Feb g.
l 80 M-The market Is firm Corn. 2Ss. per quarter.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARxET.-LvERPoOI, Feb. B.
Evening-Commoa rosin, Is. 90. per cwt
LONDON PRODUCE MARKnr.-LONDoN. Feb. 3-Evening.
Taow, ass 3D. per cwt Spirits urpentine, sos per cwt
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THE BROADWAY FIRE.

The following Is list OF the companies In which
Nicol, Conking Co., OF 74o and 742 Broadway,
were insured the amounts being in goldman
haitian, 10000; Lancaster Of Manchester, $4,000;
Royal, $4,000; Commercial Union Assurance.
$4,000; London Assurance Corporation, $4,000;
Firemen's, $4,000; Columbia, $1,000; Merchants
S. 600; North British and Mercantile, $4,000; Guar
dian Assurance, $4,000; Queens $1,000; German
of Boston 5000; Atlantic, 5000; state OF Penn
sylvania, $4,000; Standard, 5000; safeguard.
As. 900; American, oil Philadelphia, $oooo; Penn-
OF Philadelphia, $4,000; Irving, 5000; Equitable,
OF Providence s6,oooi 3tna, OF New York, 5000;
az 900 Total ia gold. f235, 900. Insurance ON
1xtures. clinton and safeguard, s., 500 each.
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S 81 s bushels Western in store at @ 900 DO the track
az az &c; barley nrm Western No 95c Canada, 95c
so, mo1 "s STAG 5sc Soc losr rowed 9c Rye
caSad Ioi prime IN Winter Western 81 10 g is prime
S deSs sis mess beef S s,s hams, lO nc shout
i asa IN tbsrces &c. kegs and tubs Other
s sss bushels csen aa sp IN store and ahea1Wat
osshes barley malt, Is, 205 bushels -
w,. CHICAGO, Feb s. 1873.
wheat steady; sales Of No Spring at 81 81 81 81;
81 81 a. y ~ cash 81 AZ seller March No DO
s s,h sales Of No mixed at sOlc sOc., cash;
sI 25SG for No q 2sc Tor rejected. Rye quiet
anu sb anSHhahssd at Ssc 6s for No Barley duand
Soc for No Provisions quiet and weak. Pork
nominal At ST. cash SIP IS $l2 30 seller March $l2 80
seller April Lard steady 81 80 spot Meats in fair
uemand but easier for futures; sales OF shoulders bulk
meats, packed at tHc. cash. and seller March, ihc.,
packed S5ac seller March Green meats steady sales
IS snoh h 10 lbs average, sAc short rib middes
Tres:e5 9a ms SAC SIZE for to l6 pound averages
ReceiSy Whisky Quiet and weak nominay at s7c
aao DO Sa 5000 do rye and l70 do barley
do' corn, ll,OO0 do oats and 5000 do barley.
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FSiuCe JAIL 200 sol 4,5l7 $3639S 267
TREASURY PROGRAMME FOR FEBRUARY.
The programme Of Treasury gold sales and bond
purchases for the month of February contemplates
tne sale each Thursday of million and half OF
gold and the purchase on each Wednesday of
million of e-twenties. This arrangement is cal
Aculated TO relieve the money market, as at this
season the banks are usually overburdened with
national bank notes. which they will be able turn
Into gold and strengthen their reserves. In the
Fal Of the year the excess of gold sales bond
purchases would be detriment to the money
market and help to make it stringent.
THE SYNDICATE AT WORK.
4 Cable advices report that the European branches
pf the Syndicate will open the books tomorrow
subscriptions to the new lOan Private dispatches
State that the subscriptionSare already pou ring in
ht rapid rate in London, where the scrip receipts
are quoted at premium Of u per cent. Our
bonds have been buoyant for the '67's which ad-
vanced Il to "a, but lower for the new nves to the
ipxtent of a. The price OF the latter came 81,
Equivalent to 113h, by which we enabled to I'M
3derstand the reason OF the premium the scrip OF
the Issues OF the five per cents under control of
2the Syndicate. Consols were y better for money
,Rnd for the account, transactions Of the latter
kind not requiring liquidation until the nrst week
in March. Erie shares were buoyant and advanced
10 SAX, but reacted to 53z. 1t Is probable, how
ever that the quotation has again advanced at the
CLUBS this evening to justify the rise in this market
lat the close to SO.
MONEY ACTIVE.
Z The money market was active at a coin from
the beginning OF business although the renewals
ON stocks were generally made at plain per cent,
in anticipation OF easier feeling before the close
jSDf the day. As the afternoon advanced the rate
hardened to 7per cent coin, and in the vicinity Of
q quarter to three O'Clock some borrowers rather
khan wait in the snow storm, supplied themselves
at 1872 equal to IL y per cent per annum) Subse.
,Auently the offerings were at coin the quotation
CLOSING currency to coin. The lowest rate even
ION governments was per cent. Mercantile paper
was quiet at 8 q 0 per cent discount for prime
names. Foreign exchange was steady on the basis
of 1921 for prime bankers sixty day sterling and
110X for sight bills.
GOLD LOwRR-1l3H 113.
The gold market was lower under the flourish OF
the Syndicate and the prospective success OF the
immediate negotiation OF the $3OO, 900 of the
Gve per cents. The price went OF to 113 soon
after the beginning OF business its decline
being helped by the tenor Of the Treasury
programme Of gold sales for the month Of February
IN the afternoon q temporary reaction to 1881 en-
eued upon receipt of lower prices for the fves
i'm the London market, but the price again went
on to and closed at 113, at which limit the "bearsr
found an invncible opposition to their further de-
pression OF the market. The course OF the market
lNu In thn tot,lo
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In the gold loan market the rates ranged from to
H per cent for carrying. The operations OF the Gold
Exchange Bank were as folows:-
''GolO cleared. $40 SO4, 600
'GOlu DaiuHCcS.. l,Z35, no
Currency balances. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1,4s6, $50
The Sub-Treasury paid out $4,000 on account Of
interest and $4,000 on account Of redeemed fve-
ttwcnties.
TIE RAILROAD BONDS.
Railroad bonds were active and frmcr, the grow
tang prospect Of success for the new government
loan being further incentive to investments.
The Central Pacincs advanced 10 1921, Union
Pacific frsts to $50, land grants to 7sh and in
comes to 70. Boston, Boston and Erie left Off at
MY. The following were the bids at the call as
.Rmended by prtcea In suhaenuent de
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Wheat rather frmer. closing at about 81 63 n
81 "a for No Chicago in store, 81 7Oa 81 II No 2
Milwaukee in store 81 SO So for red Winter So %
amber The sales were 60,OOO bushels Chicago and
Milwaukee in store on private terms and small lots red
Winter 81 California at 81 Is and white
at 81 90 Corn steady, but the market ruled dull
The sales only about 600OO bushels, 81 nc
prime old mixed in store 6c for ordinary do 6Oc
Jersey new red on the pier 66c q for new Western
white nominal at 66c. &c. Oats steady and
moderately air demand The sales foot about 81 900
bushels for old Western mixed in store Sic SC
Tor State mixed on the track pc for Western mixed
the track 55c aoat fair white Western Soc.
SIC for good to fancy white State and Western Barley
and rye firmly held but in the absence of ransac
TONS the market was nominal at previous figures
FREIGBrs.-Berth reghts continued quiet owing en-
trely the scarcity of Rates essentially
changed The same remarks will apply with equal force
TO the chartering business very few any being OBJ
tainable. The engagements TO Liverpool by
seam 800 boxes bacon At 45s To Glasgow, by steam 800
boxes bacon at Sos To Hamburg by steam $50 tons of
heavy goods at Sos for measurement and 55s for weight
only charter heard OF American bark,
tons which placed the berth for Antwerp to take
general cargo.
MoLAssEs.-A limited jobbing trade in domestic was the
only business reported. The market for foreign was
quite nominal at prices within the range of the appended
Quotations. We
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SOUTHERN SECURITIES DULL.

SOUTHERN SECURITIES DULL,
rhe Southern list was dull outside the Tonnes
sees, which we're fairly active, and advanced to
o3M, at which price buyers were ready to take
more. Holders of these bonds are quite sanguine
Of seeing them sell alongside the Missouri skies
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go Bid for Erie Shares at the
Close of Business.
The Success Of the Syndicate the Incen-
tive to Speculation.
decline IN GOLD TO I13.
Further Rise in Railroad Bonds-Government
Securities Steady-Advance in Tennessees-
The Dirpute Between the Lackawanna
and New Jersey Ceatral,;Proposed
Issue of $l2, 000,000 Of Harlem
Consolidated Mortgage Bonds.

WALL STREET,
MONDAY. Feb. SO p. M.
On 'Change to-day cotton was quiet and easy, but
mot quotably lower. Flour was In moderate
demand and firm, and the same remark win apply
ITO wheat and corn.
COMPARISON OF THR IMPORTS.
. The following shows the imports Of foreign goods
iat the port ofNew York for the week ending Feb
lFuary l. and since the beginning Of the year.
| 1871. 1872. 1873
ADry goods. $1,475,634 $3,35274S $3,41l, 900
vGen. mdse. ........ 3,176242 6,243,375 6,25O,37s
Total for week.. $4651 $40 So $780, 1913 $966l sos
prev. reported. 2O937 900 % $685. 1894 20, 1856, 669
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New Orleans. CSC. 50c. 55c. 75c
NAVAL sroREs.-The market for spirits of tufpentine
and the bids not above 65c. Sales made lots OF
60 bbs at 661sc Rosln quiet and the market week.
strained closing easier but the finer grades vera held
strained at So S. Tar and pitch entirely neglected
but held wi h considers able rmness at previous figures
PErRoLEUM-The market for refined and in fact for
naly the same. Refined held at 2ohc for prompt dey
cry balance OF month Crude in bulk at &c. with small
sales at that price. Cases quoted at &c. Nnc and
naphtha at lac. l4c for Western city At the creek
quotably lower quoted at 81 o the upper road 81 10
the lower road and 81 20 81 30 at OIL City The pha
fined 2lc was asked and lgc, bid
PROVISIONS -Recepts-Pork 600 bbls. cut meats 6495
packages; lard 3Si5 bbs and terces The market for
mess pork continued dull and prices were nomnally the
and 90 do. OF prime mess at sll BaconThe market
easier, and quite fair business consummaed sales
l25 boxes long clear spot at 7c short clear quoted
short clear for February and March at c and 1000 boxes
OF do for March At re Dressed hogs were hrmer city
quoted at 6ac Ihc and western at 6stc 61ic Beef
were made aggregatng 100 packages within the
OF $40 Sl2 for new plain mess; $l3 $l4 Tor do extra
mess bills s2 so for do prime mess terces, and s23
quiet but unchanged Texas quoted at $2y 50 $50 and
Western at $3l 50 S32 Cut easThe market quiet
and steady Tor all descriptions The sales to-day were
March at Bic 800 terces hams is H. average, at l0c.
and 80 boxes bellies at Sc SIC. LardThe market
Western ruled steady under moderately fair demand;
sc 5000 do for March 7i6c and 500 DO ior April
at 9-l6c. City lard was quiet but firm at slSc.
SrEARISE.-fhe market remained quiet No sales were
reported and prices were nominally unchanged.
TALLow was firm but only In limited demand; sales
about 10000 lbs at SIC. a 1850.
WmsKEy.-Receipts $50 bbls. The market was easier
in consequence OF more liberal receipts sales 800 bills
"A
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FINANCIAL,
OFFICE OF FISK HATCH

BANKING OFFICE or FISK HATCH.
No. 8 NASSAU STREET. New York, Feb l. 1878.
THE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO. the CENTRAL AND
WESTERN PACIFIC BONDS all of which have beea
negotiated by u.s. we believe to be among the best and
most desirable investment securities in the market
which in time must become very scarce, especially
the government will probably, during this year.
pay off, in gold, $780, 100000 more nvetwentics, and
large of the money released from invest
ment must find its way into this class of securities
THE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO SIX PER
CENT GOLD BONDS. the total amount Of which
Is only $l5,ooo,OO, are secured upon . property
worth ss5ooOOO to saoOOOO and are fully equal in In
trinsc value the Pacific Bonds They Is
sued in denominations of slc $500 $1,000 coupon
registered and at their present market prce-s6 and
accrued interest-arc very desirable
The Central Pacific Six Per Cent Gold Bonds are toe
well known to require description commentator.
Their total amount is SIS they have for long
time ranged in market price above par Thelr
market price to-day Is 10, to 1924
The Western Pacific Six Per Cent Gold Bonds amount
to S2735OO The road is now consolidated with tho
Central Pacific and the payment of its bonds principal
and interest. Is assumed by the latter Coupon Bonds
$1,000 each. Their market price to-day Is gA sk A.
they have recently been introduced on the Stock Rx.
change we expect to them rapidly to the price
Central Paccs, being substantially the same In charac
ter and value.
We buy and SELL usual, Government Bonds receive
deposits on which allow interest make collections
and conduct general banking business in oil IT.
branches.
anon
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in quality than half grade above or below the
grade quoted.
FLOUR, AND GR.IS.-ReceiptsmFlour 1l,I65 bbs:
wheat ii, 400 bushels corn, 600 do; meal 100
bbs oats 1850 bushels; barley, $500 do. The flour
market steady, under fair demand The sales, in
GLIDING all kinds, aggregate about $500 bblS, prices
within the range of the appended quotations. Corn
meal generally quiet but firm We hear of sales of
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton Quiet and Unchangcd-Receipt
at the Ports, 26,75I Balcs-Flour'
Wheat and Corn were Firm-Oats
Steady-Provisions I'm Moderate De-
mand and Steady-Groccries Quiet
Petroleum DuIl-Naval stores Easier
Whiskey Easier.
MONDAY, Feb. SOP. M.
The trade movement was slow to-day and mer
camille transactions were again crcumscripeu'
Cotton was reported dull for lots ON the spot AT
the Produce Exchange there was scarcely any
change and very little business. There was some
inquiry for wheat for export and moderate busi-
ness done on the basis OF our previous quota
tions-repeated under the appropriate head.
Flour was quiet but steady at previous prices.
Corn was sought after to only moderate extent,
but the sales were at full prices and mainly
for shipment. Oats were steady at unchanged
prices Whiskey was q tribe easier, but there was
no disposition to force sales, though the receipts
were heavy and transportation difficult. In pro-
visions but little was done, and the markets were
quiet at unchanged figures. Freight room was
still scarce and rates firm both for vessels Oh the
berth and for charter Groceries remained quiet but not
essentially changed in value. Petroleum dull.
Naval stores quiet and easier Whskey about
&c. per gallon of.
CorrEE.-The market for Rio we'll as for other de-
scriptons, continued quiet but hrm We have only to
note sale of 1900 bags Rio, Braelcrian. private
TERMS and sale late Saturday Of 1000 bags at Bal
tmore, o. Blanchard, private terms We quote
Rio-Ordinary cargoes tic. l7hc fair cargoes l4c
lsc good cargoes l94c 1916; prime cargoes, 1870.
2c extreme range for lots lie 20c., gold lb, 60
and 90 days credit JavaGoyernment bags, lsc aisc.
do, grass mats l9,e 2c SINGAPORE, is.c Nc Cey
is3c Jamaica, l6c l7hc; st. Domingo, lic. Costa,
Rca Ice. lS1ac. Mexican, l6lac l7sc. Angostura,
Like l7c. Savanilla 1870. be- Curacao, Ice l7c.
CorroN-on the spot was dull and nominal and with
out decided change the tendency buyers favor.
Future deliveries were, II anything, shade easier at
about Saturdays prices. We sum up thus
To-day Saturday Euening. Total.
Export. ,.................... 20 POO
Consumption. ............... li5 70 2l9
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nISsOLUTION-THE COMPREHENSIVE HERETO
- fore existing under the firm name of Wayland
Lawton is this day dissolved by mutual consent
FEBRUARY !, 1873. GEORGE WAYLAND.
"A
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COPARTNERsHIPs.

nISSOLUTION.-THE FIRM or W. W. SALTER 4 Co
- have this day dissolved partnership by mutual con-
sent
NEW YORK, Jan. l, 1873 WV sALTER,
c. II. SCOFTELD.
The business Of the late W. W. Saler Co will be con.
tnued usual by the unde rsigned ut $40 Canal
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Included in the above are bales to arrive For flu
turc delivery Oasis middng the sales have been
SATURDAY evening after QUO
l4OO at 20Ae April 100 at 2lc 200 at 81 l6c; May, 600
at 2lAo 800 at q 5l6c 100 at 2l4c June 400 at 2sc.
paid to exchange 200 Feb Tor March Total 5000 bales
Sale; Sdsy w to tS!cS M at 20 q a
@hc; March 24ol at 2olc, 100 At 20 l6c 100 a
500 at adSc June loo at asc; July, loo at &c Ex
FOR March ts'a, 1906 bales Grand s'i tosa,
l2,9W bales. The receipts at the ports sum
up follows Galveston 27s9baes New Orleans sl5s
Mobile, 4S3l; savannah, 3737 Charleston, 1889; vii.
p Total 267sl. This day last week 2os7s This day
lust year @ sss on c9on 10 ,oresn ports closed
he; sail lc. compressed To Hamburg, by steam, Nd,
Liverpool by steam, 'sd a 7-l6d SAIL Ad. 5l6d.;
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A. TO INVESTORS
To those who wish TO REINvEST COUPONS OR DIvI.
bends, and those who wish to INCREASE THEIR IN.
CONE from means already invested in other less profit
able securities, recommend the sevcn.Thirty Gold
Bonds Of the Northern Pacific Railroad Company well
secured and unusually productive.
The bonds always convertible at Ten per cent pre-
MUM p.lO into the Companys Lands at Market Prices
The Rate Of Interest (evcn and threecnths per cent
gold Is equal to about s4 currency yielding an in
than onethird greater than United States ve
twenties Gold Checks for the semLannua interest on
the Registered Bonds mailed to the Post once ad-
the owner All marketable stocks and bonds
received in exchange for Northern Pacncs ON MOST FA
voRABLE TERMS
JAY COOKE CO.
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RUSSIAN PRoyERDs.-Thc Scotch and
Spaniards have hitherto divided the credit of
possessing the largest stock Of proverbial
wisdom, but were the literature of Russia
moro widely known she might prove Is formid-
able rival to the lanl Of oatmeal or that of
oranges. We give few specimens, which,
on account Of their pointed terscness, their
quaint, homely vigor, and dry Sanehe Panza
satire, scarcely need the aid of rhyhle 10 re-
commend them. They arc, indeed, more full
ly than words can express, the faithful mirror
of the shrcwd, simple, logged, humorous
Russian mind, ever yelling the natural keen
ness under a mask Of habitual and impene-
tlT,ble stolidity:
$50 after two wolves and you will not
even catch one"
"A good beginning is half the work. !"
"Trust in God, but do not stumble your
self"
with God, even across the sea without
him not even to the threshold"
money il not God, but it shows great
mercy"
"a debt is adorned with payment"
"Rogucry is the last Of trades"
Never take crooked path while you eau
see straight one"
Fear not the threats Of the great, but
rather the tears of the poor
s'Ask a pig to dinner and he will put his
feet on the table"
"Discasc comes in by hundred weights and
goes out by ounces"
Every frog is great in his own bog"
"An old friend is worth two new oncs.''
''Be praised not for your ancestors but for
your virtues
"When fish arc rare. even crab is a fish"
"a fathers blessing cannot bs drowned in
water nor consumed by fire."
/ "A mothers prayer will draw up from the
depths Of the sea.
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George Coleman, In his Random Records
tells n comical story of u parcel of school
boys in the time of James l., of England
who smoked to excess
"This, of course, was concealed, rs much
ms one can conceal n smell, from the Dominic !;
till ono luckless evening, when the imps were
all huddcd together round the fire of their
dormitory, involving each other in vapors Of
their own creation, 10! in burst the Master,
and stood in awful dignity before them.
How now Z" quoth the Dominic to tho
first lad, how dare you be smoking to-
baccos
9 Sir, said the boy Tim subject to head
aches, aud pipe takes off the PAIN.
'AN yon ?--and you ?--and you? !" in
quircd the pedagogae, questioning every boy
in his turn.
One had raging tooth-anothcr the colie
tho third congh--the fourtli--in short,
they all had something.
/" Now, sirrah," beloved the doctor to tho
last boy, " what disorder do yoa smoke
for:'
ALAS all the excuses were exhausted,
when the interrogated urchin, putting down
his pipe after farewell Whit, and looking
gravcly in tho Dominic's face, said in whin-
ing, hypocritical lone Sir, smoke for
corns.r
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EATING WITHOUT AN APpETiTE--It is
wrong eat without an appetite, for it shows
there is no gastric juice in the stomach, and
that nature does not need food, and not need
ing it, there being no fluid TO receive and ACT
upon it, it remains there only to purify, the
very thought Of which should he sufficient to
deter any man from eati ~ without an appe-
tito for the remainder of his life Ii tonic
is taken to whet the appetite it is a mistaken
course, for its only result is to cause one to
sat more, when already an amount has been
eaten beyond what the gastric juice is able to
prepare.
The object to be obtained is a larger supply
Of gastric juice, not a large supply of food !;
and anything fails to have any efficiency to-
wards the cure Of dyspeptic diseases. Tho
formation of gastric juice is directly proper
toned to the wear and tear of the system,
which is to be the means of supplying, and
this wear and tear can only be the result of
exercise. The efficient remedy for dyspepsia
is worlS--outdoor work--beneficial and sue
ccssful i'll direct proportion as it is agreeable,
interesting and profitable. --1alrs journal Of
Health.