The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-02-26


Carolina is one rarely afforded to any
felt the esteem of mankind. The Re.
publican party is not, and cannot in any
way be made. responsible fer their paet
.misdeeds. That party cannot and will
not extend any sympathy to the present
Government of the State. It can and
will give them the aid of it's great moral
power in the work of reform. Let tha.
work, then, be undertaken without de-
lay .-New York Times.
yTRE ~DIsRAEL1 CABINET. T.--The Cabi-
net which Mr.. D'Israeli has gathered
about him contains some of the strong.
est names of tho Conservative purity.
Lord Cranbone is said to bring to the
great post Of Minister for India marked
capacity and high courage and resolu-
ton. The Earl Of Derby, who has been
called to the Foreign Office, is Saga
cious and determined statesman, aud il
thought to have IL more solid popularity
with the middle classes than any other
publl1 man in Great Britain. Sir Stat
ford Northcote, who comes to the Ex-
chequer, was trained by Mr.. Gladstone
himself in the financial faith and policy
which have won MIR. Glads,ope's g most
endn,ing laurcls. Other members of
the Cabinet stand well in point Of Ell.
cheney and character. This is Mr.. DIS
raeIi's second accession to the highest
position in the British Empire, and be
has, no doubt. the ambition t. make his
present Premiership memorable era in
the history of his country. At the same
time, Mr.. D'Israeii is confronted by IA
difficulty in the Irish Home Rule repre-
sentation, which may prove Ireland's
opportunity. In the Parliament lately
dissolved, there were only seven Irish
members publicly pledged to the Home
Rule principle. Mr.. Isaac Butte, the
able and popular Home Rule leader,
claims that by the general election Just
ended, the number of Irish members
who are pledged to Home Rule has been
increased to tifty-nine, the whole repre-
sentation of Ireland now being 1C3. In
addition, twenty-fonr Home Rule mem
hcrs have been elected iu England; !;
therefore, moro than one-eighth of the
entire House of Commons-83 out of
652 members-ars Home Rule @en. Mr
Butte may not have all of these ''well in
hund" when legislation and debates be-
gin, but he will certainly have o com
pact body-himself and fifty-eight other
Irish mombcrs-literal!y holding the key
of the position. This is said to be Il
greater Legislative power than Ireland
had even when O'Conncl! was in the
full pride Of his influence. and can cry
"check to the king" whenever it plsases
Diseuscs Of the Lungs nrc Cured by In.
halnttOn.
Editor Ph0nic-DEAE Sir: Having
suffered for seven years with disease OF
the nose, cmlicd oZnna, and bronchitis.
and consumption In the frat stage, and
after exhausting oil tie best ordinary
treatment, and growing worse every
cold took, realized the danger Of my
condition, and three weeks ago l COM
menced DR.. Jones remedies, and
would, through the medium of your
valuable paper, sny to other sufferers
obtain DIR. Jones treatment 7ciWOM de-
uy. 1t has saved me from an untimely
grave.
am 4 PLANTER, and 1.-Two neai Pacclet
Mills, Union County, S. G.
Wii. C. S.iiEEMMAH.
\. B.-Owing to the urgent sollclta-
tions from distant parts of the State,
DIR. Jones has prolonged his stay at the
Wheeler House, in this city, until the
18th Of March.
Drs. Greene LintNey 6 BenNey-DEAn
SIRs: My daughter has been taking "Dr
Greene's tit cure" for three months,
with most wonderful effect. For five
years, that fell destroyer, epilepsy, had
made her life living dsath; and for the
last two years. so aggra rated had her
case become, although trying every ad.
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every duy. We had utterly despaircd OF
any relief, and procured your medicine
only to satisfy feelings that compelled
us to do something as long rs life re-.
Enined. But, strange to say, from the
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stopped. and up to this time. (threu
mouths.) she has not had single ut.
tack. Her condition, both mentally and
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IS now able to attend church and pursue
her usual avocations of ]ife. I consider
your fit cure an Invaluable remedy, aud
believe it will, if used according to III
rections, arrest any case of fits.
JOHN A. WILLIAMS,
Newton Grove, Sampson Co., N. G.