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CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED.
ScHKNcK's PULMoEIo SYRUP,
ScHRNCKis SRA WEED TONIC,
ScHE1cK's MANDRAKB PILLS,
Are the only medicines that VIII cure Pulmonary
FREQUENTLY medicines that viii stop q cough
viii occasion the death Of the patient; they lock
up the liver, stop the circulation Of the blood,
hemorrhage follows, and, In fact, they clog the
action Of the very organs that caused the cough
Liver Complaint and Dyspepsia are the causes
persons complain Of dull pain in the side, con-
stipation, coated tongue, pain in the shoulder
blade feelings OF droWsiness and restlessness, the
food lying heavily on the stomach, accompanied
With aeidity and belehing up Of wind.
These SYMPTOMS usually originate from disor-
dered condition Of the stomach OF torpid liver.
Persons so affected, II they take one or two
heavy colds, and II the cough in these cases be
suddenly checked, will ind the stomach and liver
elogged, remaining torpid and inactive, and
almost before they are aware the lungs are
mass Of soress and liberated, the result OF which
'schsnsk's PulmOnic Syrup is an szpectorant
which does not contain opium or anything ealcu-
lated to check q cough suddenly.
Schenck's Sea Weed Tonic dissolves the food,
mixes with the gastric juices Of the stomach AIDS
digestion and creates raVenous appetite.
When the bowels are costive, skin salloW, or
the symptoms otherwise Of bilious tendency,
Sehenck's Mandrake Pills are required.
These medieines are prepared only Dy
]. II. SoHENCK SoN,
NE. cor. Sixth and Arch sts., Philadelphia.
And are for sale by all druggists and dealers.
THuRsroK's IVORY PEARL TOOTH POWDER
used daily will keep the teeth clean, white and
SQUAD the gums healthy and the breath sweet.
twenty-five and hfty cents per bottle.
JouvKS's NOTORIOUS KID-GLovE CLEANER
will renOvate soiled gloves thoroughly and
quickly. Twenty-Five cents per bottle.
THoMPsoE's PoNADE OPTIME is equal TO the
best French, and but half the price. Twenty-Five
and fifty cents per bottle.
WELLS STRENGTHENING PLAsTERs are the
very best. All sold BY druggists,
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Cures Bright's disease, eradicates all affections
q the kidneys and urinary organs, Is 6 specific
for dlabeles relieves dyspepsia e an antidoie 70
: diseased and poisoned system, gives new NE %
- oreriaaked body, and, In word, It IS q natural
rertorrr 81 health. CHARLES Stott 4 o., go
PcnnEv lTd1ia avenue. the agents f0r the District
81 Coi1ntla and Virginia.
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Messrs. Duncanson Bros, auctioneora, sold yes
terday afternoon for Chas. walter and Reginald
10. "A. improved By q tWo-story frame dwelling
house. ,iiuated on second street. Georgetown, 70
ff H 0cmaf Tor $500. ALTO. adjoining lot ~
same sluar6 to r. Marcy. Tor 10 cents per mont
IHnI
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IL KINDS OF 0ENTLElIEN's CAST.
n on wearing apparel can os sole 20 t4S VII a q ~
ID street, between sixth and seventh nQrll,,31at.
Notes b. man prolr IL attended %. tA-A p-aA' a
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CITY ITEMS


HousEKKKPERs who study economy IN small
things should use Dooley's Yeast Powder; the
best, because perfectly pure; the cheapest, be-
cause,eVery package is full weight.
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nj ~ DRTVFR

challenges competition in serving a stew, fry,
broli. roast or chasing dish Of oysters 81 his new
oyster house. cor1ef Of Four.and-a-half strset
and Pennsylvania avenue.
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70 FURTHER P0gTPoNENENT.

The sale Of the entire effects OF the darsfon
house, corner Of fifteenth street and New York
avenue, viii begin promptly this morning at 10
furnished.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-10-21

invested In Stocks and Gold pays 30 per cent. =
month. Send for particulars Tumbridge Co.,
Bankers, Wan street, New YORK.
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r1KF care OF YOUR VALUABLES.

TAKE CAKE OF YOUR VALUABLEA
CAL and examine the fre and burglar-proot
vaults Of the safe Deposit Company, corner 81
New York avenue and Fifteenth street, tor sate
keeping Of securities, jewels, silverWare or other
valuables Rents, from ten TO sixty dollars per
annum according TO size. No business man can
afford to do without them.
Tske gGrnfng JT01sthe CAaeeeo aSe 1o'''D 1''s''
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PnRE nOUNTRY CLDER,

FINE 0AlILBUSS.ES
for Hire at the Stables Of Allison NAiior, jr'
1880 E street.
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BEAUTIFUL PHOTOGRAPHS
Are made at Rice's, l217 and l2iS Penncyivania
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. 7 wv II ' ~ u 2 .
Morris Coves and Abseeom oysters, Just received
and constantly on hand, at Drivers new oyster
house. corner Of Pennsylvania avenue and -Four.
and-a-hRlf streets.
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GO1den Ill

T Sss u sIS SSss i s he Rss ss sss' n.
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$3.50 HAKRN RAYR.

inst received and for sale by the gallon, keg or
barrel, by Samuel Q. Palmer, 81 Greene street,
Georgetown, ID. o.
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FINANCIALLY

NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.
Ftfrafshsd6y EelOis Johnson Co., Bdaksrs, Vernon
Roc, northeast corner Pennsylvania avenue dad
Teath Strest, Washington.
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IN, M9T Es. buy safety a''n''i children 'ann'
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PROBABILITIES.

m T,Sss-cLAss enoorns keep American safety
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INSURANCE.

INSURANCE.
NNONN.NNOoNJONO4No O.oSOSc|Soscs0SCS0sNs
AN ATTRACTIVE LIFE INSURANCE
~ PLAN.
MUTUAL.
ECONOMICAL ,,.r,,,,,,
THE VIRGINIA PROTECTION LIFE INsUR-
ANCE COMPANY, RICHMOND, VA,
oers life Insurance at actual cost. based pom most
annie security. Five hundred policies have Deen
Issued within the past i've months In Virginia
alone. For insurance or further PARTICULARS ap-
Ply GEO. G. WEDDERBURN 4 CO.,
General Agents, CD stseet.
oct Also, Real Estate and Fire Insurance Agents.
FIREi FIRE. FIREi
FTREMENis INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF WASHINGTON AND GEORGETOWN,
once, Room No. /, over Bank Of Washington,
Capital, 500, OOo. Surplus Fund, 100000.
Chartered BY Congress 1851.
Esau Pickrell, Geo. ". Cropiey, Ed. Shoemaker,
I.mss Adams. N'i 0''' Thomas Parker,
n Raw Clark Jos. Redfern,
Andrew Rothwell, y. >. Walsh,
A A. WILSON, T. B. Gross,
~. j. Wilson, W. +. Howard,
(of Washington.)
JAMES ADAMS, President.
octs-sm c. W. HOWARD, Secretary.
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SECOND AyagAL COURSE AT CON-
BARLow'S
GALLERY OF FINE ARTS,
1925 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.

Always on hand choice stock Of paintings, en-
FravfnRs. photographs and chrom0s. Fine Gs8ort-
nent or genuine Dresden pOreelaine paintlngss-
partOuts and mats made 10 order Of any shape or
color. Gold, silver and copper wire. Cords tas-
sells, nails &c. New engravings, photographs ana
chromos received as soon as published.
All kinds Of black walnut and gilt frames n1do
to order OF the best quality and workmanship.
oct
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CTAR COURSE OF LECTURES Is74-5,
y LINCOLN HALL.
ttJOSH BILLINGS.'f
WENDELL PHILLIPS,
W. s. ANDREWS. -
REV. G.. A. PORTENS.
WILL, CARLTON,
JOHN B. COUGH.
Season Tickets. $500
The diagram E~r the selection OF reserved seats
for the course viii be ~ Warren Choate 90. g.
No. Pennsylvania avenue, Nov. IS. The course
will open Dec. "A. Read the full particulars and
other Interesting matter in the Star Course pam
phlet. It can be had At all the principal Book
Stores. oclo-lm
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THE ooM1oUE

Another crowded house at the Comique attests
the great popularity here Of Mr.. George S.
Knight, the king Of Dutch comedians The
eomique. Harry Brown, wins the applause he
nightly receives. The programme this week Is
one Of the very best ever seen on that stage.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-10-21

Mr.. Lloyd submitted Q report made by b H.
Hurner, treasurer Of the committee on music Of
the late board Of trustees. The report shows
that the receipts and disbursements on account
Of the concert given June last, at Ford's opera
house, was as follows: Profits, e22292, and was
divided among four districts, in proportion 10 the
sale OF tickets, making them respectively as fol
Third district, s4s0T Fourth district, S55S5. The
money has been paid to Messrs. Hart, Wood
ward Hovey and Lloyd, to be used for the benefit
Of their respective districts. The report closes
by returning thanks to the committee and
teachers for their assistance in making the con
cert successful,
The report was Adopte6,
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NATIONAL CANDY MANUFACTORH,
OPPOSITE 1EErRoPoLzTAN HOTEL,
Ihe meet Candle Hnls. fruits. eake1. az,
Adj s5e. oei,-A1 q. AaiI
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CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED.
ScHENcK's PULMoHIO SYRUP,
ScHKNCKis SEA WED Tonic,
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Do BUNCHEs BANANAS,
81 Just received. -. -,r,T 20
oer-a IS s zHsaS s { s sss..S.sss..
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-03-26


a negro sailor in New York took two
ounces of lnudauum, shot himself in his
right eur, then 10 his left ear. then in
his right enr again, says the New York
World, and gra7eiy concludes Us follows
"Dr. Tlubrer considers this the most
extraordinary case on record, as there
is no doubt that there are two bullets ia
Cooper's head. In spite OF his Injuries.
there is chance of his recovery"
Tue priests who died of yellow fever
in Momphis arc to have fine nonu.
ment erected to their memory. Five of
them liz side by side in Cavalry Gene.
terry, and as yet their is nothing to show
when or how these martyrs of humanity
died. Willie living they did not swcrve
from their duty, bnt nobly faced the
danger, ministeriDg to the wants Of the
sick and dying, until they had finally to
succumb to tho fell destroyer.
A European correspondent tells us
that, according to tho etiquette of some
courts, when Princess or other lady of
royal birth wishes to dance. she sends
an invitation to any Of tho gentlemen
prosont II dance with her. it not being
considered proper, unless the gentle
man is of equally distinguished birth,
for him to ask the lady. American
ladies' would probably like the custom
to become universal.
James Laurence, who lived near
Campobella, in the Northern part OF tLis
County, was stabbed in the arm on last
Friday, with knife in the hands OF u
woman. named Dempsey. Laurence
bled to death in short time, an artery
having been cut. The woman has dis
appeared. : CWoli',a Spartan.
a number Of German immigrants,
who have been employed for q short
time in tho Lowndesvillo section of
Anbevillc, have suddenly dccamped.
Some OF them struck for higher wages,
which their employers were unable to
pay.
Matt Lynch, veteran California edit
or, having gone to his rest, Mrs. Lynch
announces herself as responsible for all
editorials, savage or otherwise, that ap.
pear III the paper hereafter
It is not generally known even to our
own people, that North Carolina can
boast Of the largest black lead mines in
the world. These mines are situated
four miles West of Raleigh.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-03-26

HOTEL ARRIVALS. March 25. 1874
,HAeeler House.-R Skinner, Mrs A j
Skinner and niece, b Nj Chaco, F G
King and wife, New York; Il bod, N j:
j u Runkle, W II jackson, J A Padden.
city; r Y McAden, Charlotte; T Stobo
Farrow, Spartanburg; G W Bartlett, n
\; s II Melliohamp. Wilmington; j s
Farley, A Cameron, B Bollman, A c
kaufman, Charleston; e F Thomas,
Baltimore; y Boil, Yorkville; 81 ii
Bremer. U S a.; r NJ Adams, Charles
ton.
Hendrix House, NJ Berry, A B Tit
man, w NJ Smith, Augusta; A "
Weems. Va; Wilaop. Savannah; d r
Leak, Charlotte; w NJ Dwight, Winns.
boro; Mrs McClintock. Fairfield: r d
Bonlwar, r u Wilson, J II Crompton.
Ridgeway.
Columbia Hotel Chas L Clothe, J AZ
Barrett, baltimore; s 3 Simpkins
Youngsville; w OBrien, Charleston.
+ FL Brooks. Augusta; W Il ] o Wood,
ward, S O; " FL Wadsworth, Chester.
field.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-03-26
II SENATOR MAXWELL Rises TO EXPLAIN.
Both Republican papers i1 : this city
publish the following: Is

Both Republican papers il this city
publish the following:
Mn. EDITOR: am truly sorry that ]
am compelled to appear insprint again
concerning the joint resolution. The
PHGN1x says that I took the joint reso
luton to the Governor, with the batch
OF other bills, and got receipt for it.
desire to inform the editor and the
public that such is not the fact. As
Chairman of the Committee on Enrolled
Bills, have never received, at any time,
any bills from Mr.. Jehn Barre, unless
he first took copy of the title, which
he has always been very careful to do.
Whilst am charged with the delivery
of Acts passed and ratified, I am not
the watch dog Of the Legislature, and
am only responsible for bills coming
into aJ possession. NJ impression Vi!
the time was that this Joint resolution
was given to the Governor, until Sena-
tor Dunn called my attention to it; and
We Immediately repaired to the printing
office, to loUk over the receipts and tho
original copy of the titles of the Acts
ratified on the last day of the session,
which copy Of said bills titles was taken,
before they were handed to me, by
Messrs. Pelham and Sparnick, iu tho
Senate Judiciary Committee room. Mr.
Dunn aud myself could find no trace
where any copy OF the title Of the euiG
Joint resolution was taken; but the one
relative to Mr.. kimpton proved to have
been the one presented. Nor could Mr..
Barre find who're any copy of tue title
was, if any, was taken. Immediately
proceeded to have certified copy en-
OIL ny <>c
Of the Senate, the Speaker of the House
aud Mr.. Josephus Woodruff, and had
the Joint resolution signed, and CAV.
Mr. John Barre receipt for it. at S
o'clock Wednesday evening. March 49,;
aud the next morning. [ gave Mr.. q. j..
Houston the bill ut 8 O'clock, uud took
a receipt therefor. After Mr.. c. J.
houston went TO his office, he wrote an
other receipt, and the proper date was
put III Mt my own request Sincerely 10
hope this will set ut rest newspaper
editors and reporters from any attemp pt
to blackmail me, by making me respou-
sibio for the failure of the joint resou-
ton. Certainly the joint resolution wns
presented within the time allowed by
Article III. Section %, of the Consiilu-
tion. Three days is given to consider
bill or joint resolution after it shall have
been presented. Sunday excepted; and
If not signed aud returned within that
time, during the sitting of the General
Assembly, it becomes law. He lie enti-
tied to two days, under the Constitu-
ton, same Article and Section, after the
next meeting, to sign. In no par. of
the Constitution eau I find what time
is allowed for bill or joint resolution
to be presented, but it says within three
days after it shall have been presented
to him. The Constitution is plain on
this point, and none need attempt to
blackmail the Chairman OF the Commit
tee on Enrolled Bills of the Senate by
asserting that which is not correct. I
remain, very respectfully,
FL. j. MAXWELL,
Chairman Committee on Enrolled Balls
of the Senate.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-03-26

IsAILROAD IN THE CLoUDs.-Our
latest alvices from Peru announce the
approaching termination Of ono of th :.
most gigantic engineering enterprises of
tho day. We allude to the railroad
which Is to connect the Pacific coast
with the river Amazon, across the chain
OF the Andes. Commencing ut Callao,
tho line runs to Summit Tunnel, 1O5
miles from the shore, and 5000 feet
above the level of the sea, whence it
desceuds to La Oroya on the Amazon
River, o distance of thirty-one miles
from the summit level. This colossal
work is being executed by the Peruvian
Government, and an idea OF its difficmI.
ty and cost will be gathered from the
iHct that IN its course it crosses ono
bridge 324 feet span thrown across the
Challapa ravine. at the height OF 100
feet, thirty other bridges or viaducts,
and thirty-tive tunnels, whose combined
length exceed three English miles, the
main or Summit Tunnel, on the highest
point of the Cordillera crossed by the
road, being $500 feet long. o! !coursc,
this altitude of nearly three miles above
the starting point Of tho road could not
be reached without an immense number
OF curves and au almost incredible
amount OF labor and engineering ap.
pllances. The terminus of the road is
ut small village called La Oroya.
where the communication With tho
Amazon. aud, through it, with the at.
lhutlc. will be made as soon as the roud
is put in operation-an event which
will take place before the end of the
present year.
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The INDIANs.-Th border is still
threatened with an Indian war. The
red man is hungry and must get beef,
or he will take it. So far the temper OF
the noble savage seems to be duly
growing naoroinsolent. Suspicious are
entertained that some OF the tribes have
boen cheating the Government by draw.
ing moro rations than they are entitled
to. This is the natural effect of allow.
ing Indians to visit Washington. As
soon ae thoy touch the capital they gel
corrupted.
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ConuMp1A. S. c., March 25. 1874

OVI1C Oss 20, Z.
-Nr. j. A. Selby-DEAn SIR: This is TO
certify, that l placed q little colored
gir', six years of age, under tho treat
ment of Prof. T. G. Lane, for a cure
from stammering; and take pleasure in
saying, that his treatment will accom-
plish the desired effect. and by strictly
attending to his Instructions, complete
cure or relief from stammering can be
effected. Yours obedently,
WM. II. LYBRAND,
Music Dealer, Main st., Columbia, S. G..
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-03-26

The volcanic fires which have been
disturbing Bald Mountain, in North Ca
'rolina, are reported to have extended to
LOCKOUT Mountain, in Tennessee. This
may1Ae preparatory to another general
uFasiEE e OF the country.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-03-26

The Savannah 4Adrerliser learns hy
private despatch of the brutal murder
OF MIR. w. J. Cole, young merchnnt,
at Blackshear. on Sunday evening last
The CITY Hotel and several frame
buildings in Cumberland, Maryland,
were recently destroyed by FIRE. Loss
Sso, 600; insurance $l2, 900.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-03-26

In the United States Court, ON tho
oath, in the petition of W. II. Carter. in
the case OF ". T. Sealy, bankrupt, it
it was ordered that the lien bo estnb.
lished for Sl,125, with interest from tho
26th OF December, 1869. Tho petition
Of Il. B. Fraser, in tho case of II. W.
Mackey. was granted. Tho petition of
b. T. Whitner, for counsel fee in the
case of Eugene G.. Evans, was referred
to the Registrar to report.
Mr.. Bolin, prominent granger OF
Kicknpoo, Kansas, was buried on Marcel,
z, with the honors of the order. The
sisters followed the hearse in full re-
gala, and the brothers marched next.
At the grave the Master read selection
from the burial ritual, and was followed
by the chaplain. The brothers and sis.
ters repeated the Lords prayer, closed
with hymn, and threw flowers and
evergreens into tho grave.
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Since Queen Victoria took her place
on the English throne, thirty.six years
ago, every other throne in Europe, from
the least unto the greatest, has changed
its occupant.
F'ireless locomotives are ahont being
introduced in Now York.
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LIST OF New ACHIEVEMENTS.
Imported Partugas at Indian Girls.
Excursion to Texas.
Meeting Acacia Lodge.
Report Of Central National Bank.
Wilcox, Gibbs & Co. 8 Fertilizers.
, 1874-10-24
THE MAY QUEEN.

{3dapted To Baekuurd Ssason)
II yousro waking, call mo early, csl ne early. uo&hue
And TINT my room Is uarm mothar, 3na tbs rs IL
burning clear;
And tanow my noac once more mother ouca mozs erD
For 1n yo1 e g = sTnsS nS:.n - III, ,,,v oot,,p
Queen o. tho May.
It froze 80 hard last night, mothar, thzt really
cout1n't break
Tho ies T. ny 1ittle pitcher mother TIL thought The
You u find it tllere tho hearth, 1nother-bu ohI
lot ilat hot brick stay, -
Tor I'm to be Queen o. tie May, nothar, I'm to ls
Queen O the May.
shall put my aqua-skat7n outs4e Of my zaalakin
coat,
And two q tlree yardo Of annol dear will 60 around
And youth see that the bonc-set tea, mother, ia drawn
while yn,r Ghiid,s AWAY,
For ln to 10 Queen O. tho Alay, 1nothnr I'm to be
Quceu o. the Any.
Little Enlo shall go With me. har none is ut to bs
and you sall be there, too, dear mother, to aes me
iiate tho Queen.
Provided tue Doctor let you and, II 1t don't ran In
Lille 5oSany to take me- part Of tho r.y on b,s
B1nA.
So Il you'ro waking. cali mo early, call carly,
M,tl.er dear;
orto.orrow nay be tho cliozt day Of ali tho Rlad
new year!
For the tlirtosh, notner, ana bles.a II your
II sho INT n aps Fool mother instead OF Ii. epsaa
o'the May!
-HYxt Harts ~ Sas4'x Almanac. for 1875.
, 1874-10-24

FFA LIE AND FOREST; A DESCRIPTION or THE
tsa q OF NORTH AMERICA, WITH PERSONAL ADvES-
1ruY IN THEIR FunsuIT. by rAAIER G1LLMoEC,
"tnique," Author Of Gun, Knd and SAt1lle,n ote.,
etr. II NO., pp. s7s. Naw York: Harper +
Ell y. cover, AND TRAP anoor1Sa. ~ ADAM
lttel by cu4nLrs ]. rosrEa. II mo-, up. als.
s,,u York: J. .. Ford b Co.
i.n examination Of his book conyincea the
,.ler that Mr.. 0illmora Is q sportsman Of intel.
ie ,nca and expcronce. uis alscoursos on tho
puajcct Of American game will boar the tests OF
tAs literary critic, and OF tho practical huotsr
w:4o pulls the trigger or throws the fly. Tho
Various auimals which afford sport In our
ls.as and wators, from the buffalo to tho sntpo
ind tho muskoi1opge. are dcGcvibol In thois
lapnts, with tho bout mot.lol Of taking t,on,.
tho petaonal adventures wlllcA Air. dillnose
weaves Ia With Ills natuya! history and directions
for sporting, give tho Wlo,o 4 familiar air tlat
IL winning to I'll claseoa Of relde.y. Tile book
IL provided NTH Illustrations. and deservea III
all RESPECTS to take rank among the autbogitlca
In this department OF knowledge.
Tho bo0k OF Capt. DoyarduY la alac valuable
contribution to sporting literature. It's authcr
has literally dHclt an,ong gafue-bst1a aDA
beasts for t1onty-tiyo years and In thlB long
pcs!pd Of intimacy. haa learned tho mlnuta
pecalfaEitioa Of tlelr haunts and habits. An
CID and expert luntun,an inuRt hayo stores Of
Information In wo0dosafs, which oil who tsko M
iutereos III ouch loso snuHt bs grateful to recoYo
Capk uogdrdna rolatos lIa expar1euea lit plain
eud uhyatntbhsd my bbs u IL full of lba.1uc-