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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-09-30


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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-09-30

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New-York tribune., 1874-05-05
THE EFFECTS OF ALCOHOL.

AN ADDRESS BY VIM. A. HAMMoND, ~. n
INAUGURAL ADDRESS ON ASSUMING THE ne,,,.-,
OF THE NEw-YoRK NEUROLOGICAL ST. eo
pKrIyrREp MONDAY MAY 4-IHb hr VI
ALCOHOL ON THE NERVOUS sfsrEN' Illus
TRATEp BY EXPERIMENTS oN ".N ~ -
Tho New York Neurological Society met last even
,ro at the College of Physicians and Surgeons
=, ronrtb- ave. and Twenty-third-st large num-
nv 81 nromincnt physicians were present, among
whom were Prof. l.. A Sayre, Prof WI
lard Parker, Drs. Lente, ]. c. Peters, ID.
r. ST. John Roosa, Meredith Clymer, Murray.
and others. The occasion was the delivery OF the
inaugural address on the Effects of Alcohol" by
Prof. William A. Hammond, as President OF the
Society. He was frequently interrupted by applause
especially when displaying the delicate test for
alcohol in the liquor distilled from the BRAIN spinal
cord and nerves of q rabbit which had been fed on
alcohol for several days and then killed Ihe
following foreign physicians were elected honorary
members of the Society: Drs John w. Ogle, Is. W.
Richardson, G. Fielding Blandford, j. HughnneS
Jackson f. L. Anstie, J. Russell Reynolds, Henry
Maudsley and H. Charlton Bastian of London DTS
T. Clifford Allbut and j. Crchton Brown OF Leeds
Eng: Drs Labbadie Lagrave, A. Briere de Bolsmont
J. Baillarger, and G. B. Duchenne de Boulogne) OF
Paris; Drs Albert Gutenberg and c. Westphal OF
Berlin and DIR. Thomas Laycock of Edinburgh. A
short discussion followed DR.. Hammonds address,
New-York tribune., 1874-05-05
urwyoRK DAILY TRIBUNE Is74WITH SUPPLEMENT-

and that probably accounts for tho hardening pro-
The first post mortems which naoS woro
In several cases the odOr OF alcohol was very strong
perceived the removal OF tho cerebral abo
s presence in one II not two cases was SHOW posi-
veIv NV tests The change in tissue taxes pco
by the direct poisoning OF this tissue. Then comes INC
effect of mechanical pressure, well as the v nc.o
of this nojsonng upon the essential tissue OF theso
organs. THAT is granular fatty desensnI desnsnIt
fion We have therefore twOIoiu ioS1a' a..
or fat,v Jegeneraton in the first place. and secohdiy
not only hardening but substitution OF inoammaton
nnon tho surface Of the brain ana surround,
ing the membrane, as in the oraha Ga NIT fatty de-
mi II is not until recently that TINS nas peen
ytended TO the nervous centers. These are the ony
nont that at present TO me- 10 which 70 cs inc
attention of the fraternity ,t v n nj,
Remarks were also made by !. d. Lewis, NJ d.; o OF
Cod SnrinCs " Y, and DIR. Roberts BartaiOw Oh Cin
cinnati WHO was elected an honorary MEMBER al the
,naeting expreessiye of mis- thanks for the honor.
New-York tribune., 1874-05-05

bounds MY opinion Ia that the best way to do this
Is by discriminating legislation In favor or wines ana
alt beverages and against spiritu0us liqn0rs WOnlu
make II difficult TO get whisky and at the same time easy
procure beer and would like wise offer every encour-
agement the growth OF the vine and the hop Expe-
rience has shown that total prohibition while falling to
opium and Indian hemp, substances still more destrue
i've " mind and body than alcohol.
DIPsoMANIA OR METuoMANIA.
Another point seems to require notice. There is
condition, form OF insanity 1t may be, known as dip
somaua, or. more properly methOmana 1t Is described
as consisting In an irresistible impulse to indulge III
alcoholic liquors. Doubtless there individuals who'
while recognizing the injury which excessive indulgence
in alcohol infcts upon them, are In great n
poweress to control their morbid appetle op he ont
time they might easily have refraned bul ireIusnS
Yielding and perhaps also the direct action OF hcoo
on the BRAIN have weakened their V1lllionh Powor
that restraint is welnigh oI,,y ymetho
maniacs Indeed suppose there are very lew VI tnoo
who are habituay more or less lhoalgaGIu, h,,,tv
their more sober moments VIII not Iameu. MI ND the
to abstain and curse the feebleDess or VIII ana Ihe
OF the appetite which keep them drunkards
ali such the lunatc asylum Is the proper pac v ~
they conmit no outrage on tne should
follow with az much certainty as IOr toocI eil ,i
A. for conhdng In the honor OF such persons anu aoW
ing them TO range at large WINE n ntermost Kind of
follv What would think OF the wlsuon anu pl,u,
denca OF a OF lunatic asylum Wno Hou
trust TO the honor OF patient who had preVousn s
,auTnto1 suicide and allow him To at large on ms
pledge not kill himseni Ana YET thls 10 esseTa Ihao
the nature OF the discipline at inebrlate ssyu
never seen drunkard cured by this KIND OF restraint
ana have seen many who have told me how icaulIy,
while patients In such institutions, they FOUND liquor
enough 10 keep up the desire for more.
10 the influence OF alcohol over other parts OF tne
body and many Of its important relations TO the
svsten M large have not even alluded, they did not
come within the scope OF the limits have adopted,
New-York tribune., 1874-05-05
Miscellaneous-Country.
Mlarple ano Sldie Hldntsls.

A KLABER 134 East Eighteenth-st., near
~ 1nly selling ans manuaciuuug al kinds Of MARBLE
AMI MAkBLEIZkD NANIELS aud other Marble Work greatly
pr,es. MaIhl. Tuning for tie trade.
n extensive stock of MANTELS (Slate and
y MaTc)-Hoye and unique at reduced Wash
Trsys and late Wo DESCRIPTION PESRYHS SLATE COM
PASl Union.squsre, Fourtb.ave aud Seyentoeuhs. l.
CTEWART's Slate Mantels, Marble and Wood
- Mau Rich aud designs the lowest 22O aud 222
WestTwenty- -thiri-st between seventh and Eshthsves
New-York tribune., 1874-05-05
GieamboGia ano RaI!roa0s

RRlDGEPORT, and all points on IIousatOnic
~ HsugAtueE Railroads Pare a. RA dsou.
unued No night boa. from Ne4lor Gay Bdge
port Steamer BRlDGkPuRT Gs before.
NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, &c. Fare.
~ VI % Steamers esve Pcasp for Nes.ayen At and III
m DAILY lsundaYs eIeette connecting with railroad
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD
~ Commene ng WEDNESDAY April ls74-LEAyB sew YORK
pier D. North Rv.r foot o! at m for PhAdepha Lag
Branch Red Bank Tons River. Viuoiind Bidge,ou Se.
mfor Long Branch Rad Ryer WAretown Barne.
gat, and Ilcketon. y ~
ARRIVE IN NETWORK.
1850 mFTom IueAeIton Nsfeow Toms River Red
Long Branch. '' wv ' NV
435 mPou Phl.de phia Brdge,on vinei.nd Ton, YER
keu BaIk Long BaLeh. Freight % to 345 NJ
WIN :. SNEDEN. receiver Long Branch
New-York tribune., 1874-05-05

DEN NSGLN AN | \ n ILRO y D.-lltE
Il GREAT TRUNK LINE AND UNITED STATES MAIL kOUIE'
Trains leave NeSi0k from foot oDs5foasts aud CoaadI ats %
EIpre. Hsrrsburg Pittsburgh ws., sni souh with Pull
Palace Can attached $3.50 sBi $3.50 saay atc
Por wlhamsyor Lock Haven CORY and Ere via Ph Erie
Div. for wilam,pori 930 Pbaderbs
For Baltimore. WASHINGTON aud the South Limited asgi0a IL
press OF Pullman Parof Cara daily Sunliy AZ $50
nye 10 Washington 4lO Regular at $40 H. and y n
Sunday. y.
EIprsss Ph.dephi, $40 $50 NJ 1890 l. 8 T. $50
and IL night Sunday . 6:l0 80, anG bmssat
and second elss,, Z =.
For Trsntga al 500 m 2 ana $40 sSna,y, e,o p
l. 30 SIO $40 l:lO a 500 5:iO o.IO 6,SO u
1880, $40 TO- 1880 aud l2 night Sunday o2V, $40
Tor EIIsbsti o. G,SO 7i2). 7.iO. 8 D. 10 II ~ - m
1880 $40, TO- 1880 p m and IL night SupdAy 510 6l0
N 81, o. R,b.sy O. $50 100 Z loam NJ go slo
$40 .lO <So 5;2O, jtU o. oilO O3O olO, 10 and IA
night 80 anu u; 10 p. ~.
For woodbridge Perth Aaboy aad South Amboy, and 10
For S,sBmS.siek go and m. IL m 2 8lO 49, $50
Clio. Z D nd IL pight sunday. hilup
For Rsl Milonr. 3. 10 and a.SO o. nc.
For IsmbertUle aud Pennington $50 q. 10. and I p.
F,rP Phiihpsburs a Belvtiers $3.50 ani 4 F.
fr Bordentosn BuhuSon Cuin 1i2O ast
$50 4, m, 1880, z S;l" = .sd p~.
For fsrmiusise and squan. 1904. m snd
for Psmherton aud Camisn, q a m. AMI 23O
Trains arye olows;-fram fitisbaph coo y rs 40
7;Sb M. daiyi ll55 daily Moaisy. Nsshns
Ton aud Baltmore 600 10 40 and O.S1 Suniy bOs
.. apd lOi2l Prom Ptsdephia 5:i0 $50, 900 l0ilh
ll;53 2;l6, 5l5 6O5. s:ai, lU27 p Saniay 5.iO
$50. 800 ii :65 a m. aud 1927 ..
Ticket Ofees 526 435 q abi yii Brosiwsv No. Aor n"zs
A j. CA.Irr General M.n.ger.
New-York tribune., 1874-05-05

DEOPLE's LINE for ALBANY.-Thc splen-
did steamers DREw ST JOHN leave Per a. ot Canat,
DAILY, Sundays excepted. al p.
New-York tribune., 1874-05-05
SOUTH SIDE RAlLR0AD.

On snd anef March 1874 trAas . sare south E Bosk
Jn is follows tssnisTs siss Pt~il.
tr Patchogue and Intermediate stations A eSOA aad
toT lshr aud intermediate sssten, y 80 m
fe Babylon AM intermediate stations Al $50 l30 B.
.nd D.
fer Nerrsh and intermediate ,,.uoss 80 m and 80
~
for Hemp..esd ROsssway aud p;erm.ds,s station. at $50
a. and p
ssss.s u.'ssi~ss. s.hsiss Tor lslP n9au
seA b tAkdAS. SaesnutssdeaA
New-York tribune., 1874-05-05

NFW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RALRoAD-Aher nov. T. 1913. h''uSh trains "A
500 a. M cSsaso Northern Erpress With da"ingOOu eA1
Sg 20 NO SDa cssro Express irawusrOOn ROs'
Iu a. a M Hor.hern and Western EIpresa
3.aO o m Albsnv aBd Troy btnress s'iurdaT'on onN
4iOOp n, Montreal Express VITA "ssVSsNAi' "0'' 'A
$500 n Express Daily With sleeping ears Tor "aeroTs sas
Cshandaigua MI IA s,r RorAsa.er
Is. also FOR Chicago b0tl L. . All H. =
m Express ,espug.es., TroT sni Albany.
hT VANS - ~ ] e IT, KENDRICK
Geusgal Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1874-05-05
Jnsirurflcn.

For Boys and Young Men City.
CHARLIER INSTITUTE for IOuNG GEN-
- iii-N'-' N PROF Ellie CHARLIBR, Director
I IBERAL EDUCATION for 6 young gentle
~ slns Veyey, Switzerland Address a. |0H' A'-0'
New-York tribune., 1874-05-05

~ Commencing MONDAY MAY 4 1874
Leave Nev-l ork lfer = Nouh River foot of Rsc,o,s,l
o25 mfor Pbadepha Long Brauet Red K,p. Ta,n pv.,
barnegai lucktou MIslow June vhsland and RrJs,an
m-toT Long BFanoh Red Bauk, Tons River W.re,owu
BsTGtsat and Iutktrton NV" ""e'V"u'
- ARRIVE IN EW.YOkK
o3o a. mFfom Long 49, anea REQ Bank Rom, p,v, u.,...
BafnegAt and 1uckerton ''"' "''f ""e'Nni
fou ON fiiadelhha Bndreton vnsand wiusow Jssc
a. "ms hgtf Ret bshk Lnug Branch
rI a', sNs'' y, " ,ofs ana Pbiaielphs ouly ~ Is.
WI. :. sNRDgN
GsneT-l Manager.
lass nrAneh
New-York tribune., 1874-05-05

STONINGTON LINE FOR BOSTON, VIA
~ PROVIDENCE
TIE and elegant Sisame RHODK ISLAND TuesiA rhu
DAYS ,nd sstasys and NARRAGASskrr NoudAv ast
Fhdays from f SS North River Of Jsvs
dsyl M arnuns Ia Boston ahead o. al other hneN
1ckss for sle al pncp, Railroad OAces
al The ohcss of EIpess $40 BoaJss,
l. W. flLkINS. d. g. BABCoCK Pr..lraL
Zen p.sx Agt.
New-York tribune., 1874-05-05

" Agent, and Clubs supplied wCsae ard single eopes .ens
NAL. postpaid, by HE Nhh'iOAh iiiD0-'-
aod at The Tribune Once
New-York tribune., 1874-05-05

DONDOUT aud KINGSTON-Landing at

It
i EeWbur.h Mar borongh Milton, Ponsl
And Esopu.-The THOMAS CORNELL an JAMES
W BALDWIN leave Hsrnsou-st rSi " r. DAILY 81 ! y m
NOR EXCURSIONS.-The swift and first
class steamboat WILLIAM COOK (cspstv 1000
throughout the summer Application 10 A. d.
VALENTINE, Agent 81 Ja,-t, y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1874-05-05

TW-JERSEY MIDLAND RAlLNAl
~ peou Ia New-York, foot of Cgusbii and Ds4rosesSI
- Trains leave Ne~Yors as follows;
700 m-Man for Mddletown ssi "as stalnnsi oohn'cs
Franklin Railroad hd.eto~a WIN ls NeN o'A S
land Sithout change
A MIS- and fast freight
40 Accom- modauol. Bl5om-riale ard nfrnniae
$50 D. m-Ukter County Bisnvie, Naiec~n, Se'
ton ard inter without chafge.
4:iO D. m.-Way for Bcomu gtae and inteFmeda'e
$50 D. m.-Wor;endyke locsl.
G.yO pm NJ Worteudr IKE local
All trlins stop a fIaoknsacs ari Paterson - ,,., -.
Baggage checked through TO suset and AeEiotA ah Og
change. NJ. Al. p.,,.vt,,,s.
depot View York on Pier 39 Norm RIVER Vo ie'a"'
Railroad Co.'S Esrehqusrl Ctt,pv.S
Ge1eal Ohces, 90 GLbcri!st -, n ~ ~ r ,illi : -,
New-York tribune., 1874-05-05

CIV. CARLETON & Co, Publishers,
MaalsVu-sguarr Ney-TOrk.
New-York tribune., 1874-05-05
NEW-YORK, NEw-HAvEN AND HART

y EM- UItN, Nj " -IIAN IN NM IINN j"
y FnRD 4 R-SEW.YORK AND ABw.BAvES DIVISION
Srre Arrangement commencing MAY l. 1s74 Passenger sauoa
GfAEd Central Depot On Forty secoulst.
1908 (Accnl % itrl NNs
fArn1 1000 n tEI 1900 " fAccHl l:0O tBIl 500 Oh
3Jj Aocn s.3s BIO lLal IL 40 BIB aad SlO tkL)
For South yorwsh 7,O5 sos oo5 n, 1900 100 BI
3OO tJ5 43S 5.iO G.31. $40 glO For Samfori, l0
sO5 q:O5 lOlOa NJ 1900 U.. loo 2ej an 500 lLI 3Jj
ABS 4.45 $50, $40 6:3j 7.2O, $40, $40 , N.
ID "a L. 4
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-02-12

.et.cS1 RID ACCOMMODATION TRAINS
1,-. yi-c7-ria City for Reno at 7:4a s. m anu
- ~, V-iIl ieaye Reno Ter Virginia CIty g.
8 a. u, p. IL. and $50 p. u
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-02-12
Ist cay Of March 49, =.

Ary stakeholder making default in payment
of said assessment as above required upon tEe
Sbsres hold by him will he delinquent. AID SAID
sha,es viii be advertised for sale at public aus
fion. and unless required payment thereon Is
,o.l, an or before AfkIL LIST, 1874, so many OF
such shares viii be sold. at said las. GATE, y
reiIi ,e NECESSARY for The payment CT the assess
m, Mt NJ on all shares held by such sharchosoer
topetner with costs Of advertisement and eA
S. D. KING, JR..
;.co,.ylv Secretary.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-02-12
cIsseiUT.CH OF C1ptaIaERSHIP

yr>HE C0-PaEsINi.Esa AEGETO-
\ fcre exlstJng between jacob sttHef anu
jnuis biolrIs uIioer tie El.n IaIte OF SAt9er g
Norris. is this Gay dissolved ly mutual con
sent. Mr. jacob sheyer retIres font the bCsi
ness. The business will hereafter be car'led
on, BY Abraham Morris ana LOUIS Nc IRIS, nloer
the trim name OF l.. Morris Z. Co mr. =. hioi
- .u.terizpd 10 coIIec. all hills cue the Old
frna, also pay all .bts of the late firm.
JACOB SHEYER,
LOUIS NORRIS,
ABRAHAM MORRIS,
Cars On City, Nevada, January Il, 1874.
fel In
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-02-12
DEs!EQUEHT TAI list
ST,~s. O., NEVADA, C,C,TT o. CllS-SA'1'
DISTRICT E1TUE>L4 . o. lNf'

.rr,c-g CT SUITS CCE he ID
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FREIGHT TRRiNS

Leave Virginia City DAILY at 5A5 a. M. 40 a.
m. 9:l5 a. H., IL A ?. m, 45 p H. sAo p H.
and 545 p. IN.
10. m ~ M. 2p H. p. m, and p. n
At Virginia City, Gold Hill and Carson Once
Through Tickets can ts obtained 70 s.l ~ &c r
Csc ). ogden and inteIneG iats points q toS
,Throuph Tickets can be procured At the TEN
n.rv's cf,ice, Virginia for Chicago, AaAAas Sis
suu 1t. Lexis. ~,
General SareiirttI..Sat
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-02-12

DR.. l. A. EERRicK.
ou-oPATHIC PHYSICIAN.
erucr-rn the County BUILDINGS. Ca s'''
C.gsCN CITY. NkNAHA.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-02-12
CT GePAaTNEhsE!F

Yx1HE Co-PARTNERsHIp HfEk.ot OLE
rxist:ng an.i4r the nanie Of the GienDroo %
(iiII Company consisting Of :. DAVIS; ". =
Thax.er ard 81 D. Match IS TINS nay, "a .,a
=, dissolved by mutual corsent. DAVIS Anu
- - 1sh.x.er will continue the business uhotr
NC firm name Of Glenbrook Mill ComIah!' n@s
Iii debts due by the FIRM :nc eoMec' Az o@'-
sanding bills. = "a TH,yrER.
NJ D. HATCH.
-. Nod. Jsr-,.E~ -sIi- !@t.-lin
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-02-12
SITE OF NEVADA I $

ST:TE OF NEVADA =
c,t-.I-y ,r 1Eas!:Y.
TrwAT.as. County Clerk and cT-cr'@C
~ ne ,eccni. Ia,.icial District Court Eeio
80 go .n- Ike said county ard STATE aiort-
"a DO here by certify that the above anu to ~.
goils is a faIl, true and coIit re- s"r in nv
original order now OIL HE ana u iS'0-
oii-c1- have beyernto set
III INV hand and affixed the seal OF ssia
n;,trict Court, al my Office in Carsoi
Ci.y. Nevada, this, tue 2ith DAY "
january, A. D, Isl c,o,,-
ia25-td l. d. LII
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-11-21
KOHN s BR0THER--

Has everything that man or w,mnn
wants in thu way of fancy dry gools, hats
,locs sc. The ladies oflh:s county couldn't
do without them.
Their advertisement shows til t they have
the goo.ls anil want the peopl, to kaoy it,
We predict for these young Ortns ssbarsor,,
handsome fortunes, for they so to work for
ii, the same as Stewart OF New York dill.
They believe in printers ink, and printers
ink gave Stewart 60.Oo0 600 of dollars Ad
vertising, energy and cheap and gool goals
did the work, and il will do it for Mo4srs
.kohn s. Brother.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-11-21

An extra meeting of Edisto Rifle Club is
called for next Friday tho 9th instant at
II p. r., sharp. By order Of E. ]. Folder
First Warden.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-11-21
SIG. SIL HANTO-

is q man of genius, which has been pro.
ven the few nights he performed hare, AMI
he hos well earned the crowded hSl,es aud
applause he received from tic large
audiences his performances and nun cro,,s
gifts has attracted each night. The artic! es
of merchandise, purchased from our
own merchants, has pleased every one who
was so fortunate to draw them. The goa
and silver watches are pure and comes fully
up to what they aro represented, and have
been tested by our worthy watch
makers. In fact the aboge gentlcm IN is no
humbug. and our good athens will join us
in wishing that the will no lot his
be his last visit to our Burg. lie had n
house lus:i night that must surely have
fattered him, however successful he may bc
in drawing crowded horses.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-11-21
James Jones.
LThore is not joy the world
Can give, like that it takes away.1

lhore is not n JOY the world
Can give, like that it takes away.]
The thirteenth of this month was the six
ty-ninth birth day of n mighty good man
He was horn, not in this cad land of ours
lbut across the lne waters of the Atlantic.
But he loved the eople here, md they low
ed him. There aro some things thai makes
81 mnn feel peculiarly SID ut tines. TIE
deceased was q man it was PITY for this
world to lose. And yet hcis gone. "F ,r
his wife, and oil those Tho were dear t.
him We Offer our dearest .ympnhics. Let
dhem remember tl.pt no matter how deep
heart blecds there Is n balm for It. There
sis something in the orthodox fniil Of tho
christian church. Catholicism means pro-
aection to these who love the Lori IIo will
never take away tho pillar Of clouds by day
,oT the Tfliar Of ire by night. But these
who live after HIN will have some pain, for
ms @ mirror broken to pieces images, 30
will tho thought which will move tho sympa
Shetic eye Of thoso who shall mourn his loss
I hereafter beams and glisten with sorrow.