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The Republican journal., 1876-12-28

Will be lotnd 10 possess those qualities neces-
sary to the tolaI eradication Of all bilious At
t.cks prompt TO start the sccretions of the liv-
er and give healthy tone TO the entire system.
Indeed it is no ordinary discovery in medical
science to have invented remedy for these
stubborn complaints, which develop all the re-
suits produced by a heretofore free use of calo-
mel. mineral Justly dreaded by mankind, and
acknowledge TO he destructive in the extreme
to The human system. That The properties of
certain vegetables comprise all the virtues Of
calome without its injurious tendencies, il now
al admitted fact, rendered jndisputable by
scientific researches and those who use the
Mandrake Pills will be fully satisfied that the
best medicines are those provided by nature i'll
the common herbs and roots Of the fields.
These pills open the bowels and correct all
bilious arrangements without salvation OF any
Of the injurious effects OF calomel or other poi
sons. The secretion Ol bile Is promoted by these
pills. as will be seen by the altered color OF the
stools, and disappearing OF the salloW complex
ion and cleansing of the tongue.
Ample directions for use accompany each
box o. pills.
Prepared only by J. II. Schenck & Son, at
their principal Office corner Sixth and Arch
Streets, Philadelphia, and for sale by all drug
gist> ana dealers. Price . cents per box. 4W33
Wonderful Success.
1t is reported that BOSCHEE'S GERMAN
SYRUP has, since lis introduction in the United
States, reached the immense sale of 10000 dozen
per year. over 5000 Druggists have ordered
this medicine direct from the Factory, at W ood-
bury. N. j., and moi one has reported a single
failure but every letter speaks OF its astonlSh-
ING success in caring severe Coughs, Colds set
tied on the Breast, Consumption, or any disease
The Republican journal., 1876-12-28

Or. Palmer, Of Westerly, II. I.,says: "tiuNT's
REMEDY is the most effective medicine | have
ever used in my practice. for Dropsy and Kid
ncy Diseases. icon sotriy sag HUNTS RENE
pY hus almost l0ised Mp dPad."
INrALLlnLE EYE WASH cures Weak Eyes.
The Republican journal., 1876-12-28

By an explosion of gas in the cellar Of the
American National Bank, in New York, Mon
day night, the basement 1loor was torn 10
pieces. The walls. however, being very strong
were uniniured. Damage about 100000
The Republican journal., 1876-12-28

a schooner, supposed Y be the Charles Cooper,
from Belfast for BrooksNille, went ashore at tas1ine
on the 10Th inst. Damage stated.
The schooner Addie T. Crowcll, from Portland tor
Windsor s, to load plaster was capsizcd Oft West
Quoddy Point, Maine Dec 10th, in Squall.
The crew were rescued and landed at Passport. The
vessel probably went to pieces on Grand Mcnan.
Schr Annie l. Mckeen. of Belfast, ut New ork
De- I'd, from Jacksony He, was run into on the
passage by an unknown sli! and lost head gearing
Jih boom and boat; was Obliged TO run before the
wind to save the masts.
The schr james Bliss, from Boston for Savannah,
lost an anchor OFT Cape Cod, night of the l7th.
The bark Alice, nj Padang has obtained a certi6-
cate of scuworthness from the local surveyor, and
was loading coffee tot New Jrll at last accounts
Bark Arizona, formerly ed in Belfast but more
recently sold to parties in Lily Nerpoo Eng. and from
that port for Baltimore, arrived at Fortress Monroe
on the forenoon OF the 2lst, in 4 lcaky condition.
Schr Gray Eagle, Capt rhurow, parted cable and
went ashore 10th at the outer Long Island uarbor,
Me-, and remains. Sails, rigging and fittings We're
taken on and ored. The vessel was scuttad and
filled with water
Sch Kate Grant, from Jacksony lie for New York,
ashore on Hempstea- Beach, near Freeport, l.. J.,
lies hroad4de well " on the beac, and will proba
bly, be a total loss The G registers 1872 to,s, and
was built in ls:l ut Ellsworth Me, whence She
hails.
The Republican journal., 1876-12-28

The Grand Central Hotel, New orL, means
var on rates. 70 accommodate the demand
for low prices, it has reduced lis rates from
sl.00 to $3.50 aud $500 per day.
The Republican journal., 1876-12-28

DIR. Drake, of Portland, will be in Belfast, at
PheniX House, JanuarY ID, Sd, 4th and 9TH. He
makes Il specially of all Blood Diseases, Scro-
ula, Canker, Salt Rheum, Erysipelas and all
forms of Humors, Kidney and Liver Diseases,
Female Weakness and all forms of Nervous
weakness. Cancers and Tumors removed with
out the use of the knife DR.. Drake is resi-
dent physician of Portland, and has large
practice there, which with the number Of cases
successfully treated in Belfast and vicinity,
recommends him as a skilful practitioner, also
proprietor of Dr. brakes Golden Bltters Tor
Stomach and Liver Diseases, Dr. brakes Nerv-
Gus Pills for Nervous Weakness, and Dr.
brakes Liver Pills for Biliousness and Consti-
patton of the Bowels. For sale by $. A. HoWes
&c Co. and druggists generally. 2W2o
The Republican journal., 1876-12-28
SHIP NEW :.
PORT OF BELFAST.
ARRIVED.


Dee 3Uth, schr Abby Gale Darby, Boston
Dec 24th, schrs Mary Farrow, McCarty, Boston;
Pearl. Condor, Drland.
SAILED
Dec 10Th rev cutter pohbn Abby, Castne
Dee I'D, schr Orono Powers, Mt Desert.
Dec Iith schrs Gilmore, Sylvester, Baltimore;
shell Boston.
bee 26ti, schr Grace Nan pu.en. Reeves, Bras.
hear Gty louisiana
The Republican journal., 1876-12-28

Ar III Rio Janeiro, Nov 9Th schr Edward johnson
Mcdonald Bruins wick.
Ar at Cienluegos Dec -th schr William Frcdcr
ick, Alnes, Philadelphia.
Ar at Cardenas. Dee lth bark Emma |. Partridge
Ar 1t cartnIlman, Dec lath, brig Clara Jenkins
CoomLs, Bangor.
The Republican journal., 1876-12-28
The BroiligaI.

lnheritors of vast wealth are proyerbially
spendthritts. The golden ore is dug from the
mine, refined and coined, by the labor Of other
hands and the sweat of other broWs. Lake
children playing with an expensive toy, they
can form no just estimate OF It's value. When
the donor weighed it, he east into the balance
SO many days of unremitting and fatisung toll.
many anxious and sleeplcSs nights, so much
9eli-uena, and SO much care. But the inncrl-
tor into his balance throws only--pleasure. The
one, values it by what il cost him; the other,
tor what it will purchase. Like the prodga in
the Scripture parable, he thonghtlessly Y eXpends
il to crafty the caprice and cravings Of his ma
ture. Then comes the last scene-the misery,
the remorse, and the long and wearisome Jour
are other prodigais. On her tlyorite5 our
bonnteous parent, Nature, has Iayishcd her
richest treasure health. But the prodigal
values it lightly, for it cost him naught. and
recklcssly squanders it in riotous living Pres
eni pleasure 0bscures tuture want. Soon the
curtain rises on the last scene. We see him
helpless imp0verished,-th rich treasures of
body and mind all lost, in misery and despair.
Remorselul Conscience holds up to him the
mirror of memory. In his own reckless folly
he perceives the cause of his present pain He
resolves to return. The journey is long and
tedious, but if lie perseverngly follows the
right road, he will at length see the haven of
his hopes in the distance, and Nature, seeing
her invalid child afar off, will come out TO meet
him. and receive him back with love and bless
ING. TO find the right road homeward, the sui-
ng prodgal should read 'The Peoples Com
mon Sense Medical Adviser" Therein it is
competelv mapped out, its landmarks all ndi-
Gated and its mlIestones all numbered. Read it.
Price $3.50 postage prepaid. Address the
author and publisher, Il. Y. Pierce, NJ. D.. Buf-
talO, n. Y.
The Republican journal., 1876-12-28

A love sick girl, who had married against her
fathers Wishes came back after the first con-
jugal tiff. "kill the prodigal," exclaimed the
father, ''the calf has rcturncd'
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DR.. Will 'THEl,.

6l7 St. Charles Strose ct 3ou;s
yin ShiiIsr sp'isr mrtbiniI6er S%nititute' mn
tdt cine Iar9ere |raris in ,,r Webonrrm",
lpeptlilnrr nne Ironiltcr NrGnfbeitsn. ais iroenb
ti' aneersr .grSt in Ct. 2cuis; ME ans hem
errttsea Slattfrt ~ frirben unt wie nd, RE
Sltclten @inmpbnsr r%rirnsru. IVY"
Vile lDpbilitiihen 8raufbeiteu
line SOlaen ron m~crfurial Gronfbeiteu m,rss,
lasr nlie mt unertDrtem grfpla tebonteIt, mad,
Scn teitst N .ti;iniidsn slntSritdten. Gtriftr
Ntslretien. Spermaterrbeca, Sbpade ,,nb I'm.
tabigteit IN 5Ol0e iuseneli6er StlbiteIsdnns.
als'dtrrifnra in IpGteren Sabrcn pbrr nnssrSn
urladrn. irfltbe nadiebenee llebel arr snIas
gaben: Ili9rncine SdjwGNs, IdwadeS Sebsr9s
nlp9rn, 9slbpddteS 0ebdhiniB, Saut. WusihlSar
gehet9uit9 8e9tn Hrauen-G Ieaidnft 6etnnfen.
SermirrunG 0sitlchtaidpG0c, &C., biz eins
ui'9lhdllde ebs aur 3rl9c BADEN oeedr piei,Ike
gang nnmp9litp MADDEN. perbsn eausrbaft 0ebeilt.
pampbift l"5 Sriitnl ouf ridges be,icbeub. in
Seflle9elfsn Converts fir awei Ypft Gtemprl.
een'n,tafieh ~ inetnfr Sfice pter brieiiN
re: gSe 60 lheeqlrm II CUR 9ebanbluna rab
eer Stne Sh t%en'infr, fpertcn Mebi;inrn psr
Stpres? oetr YEP %Ssrfanet. $50 Ssiliro mSe.
!p nlre el'lrlbe 9arahiirt; bel speifelbaitsn
9.lbr Born. Bis 7 ubr NtrucS, Gprutaas Sr,,
Il his 1 lbr. e' ""
Fanpblet an irarnO cine Ncrels fir ,luci
Gents.
Manubarfeit "''' i iis q ,ss's''e'
&ribli0feit. s''' '1 10 et ,sats '' ''''
Ssire in periieNeIten llmi6laa fir 20 cts.
@altarfeit uns @riblidfsit in IsutlG in sinem
Ssft iaufrirt fir15ets.
6etr1tbS ESQ s'its"
''a9'''' a""f'"'''"'" sSuDrer.
Slcannter Sud- Ginbonb. 6int,io Gsnts
Ieta so 9ceerifiNn treu nad 2Sem psSrn tber
fclStnes @e9enltanSe: gSer lca b%stratben, msr
midi, iparurt Z eas rttti1e Nltsr aum oeiratbeu.
@er Suerlt ~beiratbet, Manntorfeif, MeibIidteit.
pbyrlhsr Uertal. Iic Gclaen ecs iGTlitatS
unt or glnSihpeifunaen. Wer b%eiratfsn Spl;t,
Isle 4rten uno Slid III erbaltrn. uub sisIe
apeerr Wc9sntinte. ale bic III b~eiratten beoh.
lidt gen, iolt.Il tc5 Bud lrIclt.
Hdb elmer lcb"n5linalitrn l'roriS tcb,uptc
i'd aus mpraIilhsr lletrr,cnouno, sai "a prl
allen eriradlencr Werirnen dclllen mertes lptie
unb ednr pfrldloNfn. e5 iSlIte Mat beru.nlicaen
bier prrleren iperecli, bl es zines Ip6tereu 9rlfuS
wertb 1T. Is entbilt cas- bette Der ,nrhi,iuiiten
eiterIfu ras 1T fir jepeu her rs lief ,sbn,poi
ben aclieupreis wrrtb.
Vcpuldrr AhS5dtf, bl5ieitr rie etfn ater MR.
phpler eedrl 260 Seit II fir 35 Gents pr Trit.
(tlt9ltrr Blitrtr III Nmrrifi. Man atrriIirc mi,
SsiIllgltil9 ecS tttr. Setragi5
Dir. Whittier.
Ol' 81, Charles street, st. Louis, No.
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sebrnat, Sic SoDtsn unS Wermibten
fnO groBtentbcils Gmwobuer bon 8re.
nt%erbapeE, bon ben g.. Gaeieren oirften
nur uenige bon Der vSploiiou betrofen
fem. Wie @~ugenseueen ersdblsu, ioQen
bic Meniden 40 bis so 6ub in bic $0be
asidleuoert worhen iein, einise wolen
aud cine itarse, eitlem Sprinsbrunnen
al"idenoe Saule baben aufitcisen ieben.
Der Sloso Snipettor Scope wuree erit
I'M 9aufe ses @admittass obne &opf u.
srablid pertimmelt. mieber aeiun,en,
uno fonnte nur on ieinem Sraurinae
,oeutihcirt merben. &opitdn Wenfe, Der
Die Iufiiht iiber bic Stauuug Der Damp
fer fihrt miro bis iebt nod permibt
Cine Srau puroe quer iiber Den Oampfer
uSimpion" 9eaen ole mittidifs beino-
lide areppe uno bann weiter in ben
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. acihleuoert,
no nod Madmitta9s Stiide BON Der
9uuSe une ben Gingsweioen gu ieben
waren. Sine auoere fSrau foil, elm
fleineS Sinh auf Dem Irme truseuo, nit
Terluf bsiner 8eine auf oas Sic oes
@orhauens oepOrfsn uorben iein, NO ie
aufreht auf ben 8s%initumpfcn iteben
acblieben iein ioQ. &admiitces waren
iammtlide bis babin aufsefunoene 9eis
den nod ben 0arraden eeidoft unb
alma man nun oayar, Die 8liehmaiien in
&0rbe Az paftn unb cbenfoas bortbin su
bria9cn Sie 9ciden iino in Den Oar
radcn bebufs Soentificirun9 ansaeleAt,
uiele iino itboh termaben Usritiimmelt,
bab bieielbs .faum moglid iein miro I'm
ENC Soce bon Scr fiirdterliden @cWalt
Der Grplriiou unb res 2uftpru9es au
aebcn, ici bier nod erw1bnt, oaB ni@t
nur in Der benadbnrten 9lopSbaIIe feline
Seniteridsibe, fein Glas bell seblieben
1T, ionNcrn, oa6 aud in ri len Sauiern
an alien Safen uno in Der @lraermeiiter
Smibtitrabe NueiS 2iesc!itciben Sertruri'
inert irn. Selbit in See tcmiiloe linp
Scniterid'ib,u einaeNriift unb ebenio lit
audi bas 8loswerf Der 9tudttburmfuppel
tbtilmelie ,rrit0rt. Die Nufiebrwobn
un0en i'm Sburmc Girtcn h%asielbe Vilo
Ner 3erlt6rung car, wie Die SloDobaue.
Sn lekerer iol eiu &.inecrwaNen nit
cintm ihlaienoen &iuoe Seitauoen haasn
unb i6l lcbtercs unpcrltBt geblIsbcn Tin
IS npitdn 9anewiaS cntging Dem llna'lfe
nur bur6 eincn 3ufau. Ginsr Der Yai-
iaeiere bate iih bon Der nMoicl"lan oas
9ano beaeben mo aina Der Stabt Su; uni
nenislte, CUR @iidfcbr gu bewe9cn, elite
Gopi:dn 9dhcuiNs Tim nod, als ptDblld
Die grploiion crfol9te. bic ibn obne Oei
r ,ere @erletuug CUR Gfbe idIeueerte,
r Trgan;c Monnidaft Scr ,Moiel" io0
burh Den Small idwerbogis geworber
lpiu
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V(u oa5 reiienNc Gublifnm
~. Sprban.

Sober. Der caS alts Gaterlanp teluhcn chez
9erwaups aus Osuiihlanb fcmmen laIen nil
lplte 5abrbilets iiter Baltimore lpien.
Die pradtuclen neuen Oampfrr hes
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-01-12

no; -,
& KUHN !
Nrinot S<Dmlc!

Sd seiDe bic,mit benz Yublifum an,
oab i'd am eriten Wontog I'M Nopember
IN meiner Mobnuna cine Nbenoidule
e,0ifnen weroe. lluterridt wiro ertbelIi
in ocn @lrmcntar Sddern, Iedncn
9udiiibruna, Muf'6be in cnGIildc
SpraAc. 8ciddttSs unb Yriuats ORE.
iponocn;. &C. MISUNDERSTANDING iinc
uon 7 bis balb 10 ubr Wnnta9, Sieus'
tag, Wi,ttwod uno Sonnerstaa Nbenr
icoer Mode misunderstanding nusac.
nommen) Wehingunaen 50 90 per MOnsI
pr0numeranno Sdiiltr wel0c lid bieit
@elegenbrit ,u Iuben MAIDEN winiden.
ioaten iidC iofOrt mcloen.
Geo 8. Sing.
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Eugene Nasse,
@aent fur 9ermanu urb un,aeseno

d. l.. &9h per day. Agents wanted. All
~ w Wv classes of working people of
both sexes, young and old, make more money
at work for us, in their own localities, during
their spare moments, or all the time, than at
any thing else. We offer employment that
will handsomely pay for every hours Work.
Full particulars, terms, &c., sent free. Send
us your address at once. Don't delay. Now
is the time. Don't look for work or business
elsewere, until you have learned what we offo
G. SrINsoN 6 Co Portland, Maine.
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~ALEGTuRE
TO YOUNGMEN.

TO YOUNG MEN.
EEISfN Just Published. in SealedEacaopes.
AEz Price, 6 Cents.
eaAD A Lecture on the Ncture, treat
ment, and Radical cure of Seminal Weakness,
OF .Spsrmatorrhoea, iuducrd by Seif-Abuse,
Involuntary Emissions, Impotency, Nervous
Debility. and Impediments to Marriage gen.
orally; Consumption, Epilepsy AID Fits; Men.
al and.PhysicaiI ncapa city, &c. BY ROBERT
J. cuLUERwELL, M. d, author Of the Green
Book" &c.
The uosJarenopned auador,i in tbs admirable
Leesxss, clearly prurss s'0mlhis o,on experience
that the aufM consequences Of Se!E-A6use may
be efectudNy removed Without medicine, and
wihout dangerous surgical operation, bougies,
INSTRUMENTS, rsngs or cordials;; pointing out a
4nodeof cure at once certain and eDectuat, By
schick ecery sufferer. no..matter what Ris con-
-Gition may be, mag cure himself eheapay, pri-
odtely and radically.
This Lecture wU pr0ee a boon to thousands
aud thousands.
Seut, under seal, in a paai aeenlope, to ang
address, on receipt Of sr cents, or tDO Qostdg'
stamps.
Address the Publishers,
CHAS. J. c KLINE & CO..
1877 BoDery, N. Y, Post Office Boz 1856
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S6ul :MDbel!

Ser Undergraduate fat cine 8artic
Shulmobel, beitebeno aus Suite uno
Siben, Die iid nod in eutem 3uitnno Be,
,inpen nnb iebt I'M Sdulbaufe gu Ser
mann ltebcn, ~ pcrfaufen.
+. 9. Gitssas
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ySctis.

Sic bisberiae Sbeilbaberidaft in Der
Nirma s. W. Sdolten Il So. tuuroe
burh llebereinfommen oufIel0it uno
ilbernebme ,d ulle @ftipa unb Yaiipa
Der Sirma.
~. Cprbsu,
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Sud- ser N0tnr,

sntbaltsnt las Sriten uns cine ansabl iGSner
gttilrunssn. 3cte 9tripa teiher Seihlehte,
unp bauptIihlih ipl6r he ~ beiratbsn teatlihti-
aen lrlte1 bis,ss 9udp baben. Die sunni lanae
al leben unb tic 9raft bse Mauies ltt ~ erbalten,
ionic bic Grbaltlns Der @eitlidteit. @ie men
lhrnr nlb gsiInps 0iaber babcn fam.
gler,hi6sr &atb unp Hisle brpGbrte Hecrpts
fir bic g|crtrmmuiIIe in eer srhen Yeripbe bss
sbfIidrn 0sters. @irb i~pretGltis S~erfiraelt an
iisefb cine gersGc fir IS Gts SrrIantt MSreilirc
DIR Jacques, Central Medical Institute, 7O5
Chestnut Str. St. Louis Mo.
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York Tribune,

THE BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM.
Dahl, $40 year. SENT Weekly $3. Weekly 50
Postage free to the subscriber. Specimen
Comics and Advertising Rates FREQ. Weekly,
nj clubs of 30 or more, only,1 90, postage paid.
Addre4y, TIE TRBUSe, n Z.
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VruAp. Gins iansns uab ariinblide
Sta'Vt. 6siIunJ fir @riidt vbcrSern;s
in,9uns une alt, sarantirt Die Supisn sP,.t"S.'
uihe rflfe Seilnn9 peer feline ,3ab'una. Sdreitt
eeer lpredlt ssr tri Ir. 9abicn, 7OS Gbestnm,
StraBe Ct. Fouls, $40. S''''""'
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DR.. Whittier.
Gil 81, Charles street, st. Louis, No.
ILL., JlJQOLS si,t nt'i''S,

705 Chestnut St. Louis Mo.
@iebt INNER nod supsrIiiigs unS idnsllr Sc,
banelulJ in alien Netcimcn unb l~tialehtiden
0ranfbriten tisie seritGrcnben arantbeiten psr.rs
iadt eurd juDenplite SsrirrnnSru oesr ipitere
sIusidmsiiunG -ipie Spcrmaibprbpra, Gamtil-
lb,pdde, ,NerrSie Sdmdde, linfrudtbarfeit une
ibre lb,etiidsn 6plasn, @eSauteni@Wihe, Ser
yenihwiae, Inalt srr eer 3uinnii, &ssbarfeit.
slusscbruus llntaualihfeit fir sas Ip3iaIe ctsr
Gbeletsn cher ben Grfpls in 0eldGfte. gbenlo
lanepirras Sale trn s~sbrinisn arant0fitsn, in
jster 5crm, eaS glut; unb piftisc innsre Srsaue
seraif snp, ftnnen mir fi6sr uub eauerbaft beilrn.
Sauienbe scn Yatisuten bic ron uns aeteilt pur.
hen fSnnen ties trscnasn. llnirre trrisis. jSbrise
Irarit, unb bas Stubium rieicr ardnfteitfn
batsn ms Grfabrunaru unb @.lGidlidteit scs
iiasrt. @ir itideu Nnmsiiun en- unb Wrbi,insn
thrift ssbrim an irarnp cine @errie. gprrslpcns
pen, une @rnluliatirn I ei. q
@amp Ilet in ucriieaclten Goubert fir
,mei MnititeuhsI
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-02-26
Cold water and poisnn-

In these days when so many people
attempt to shuttle off the mortal coil by
means Of poison, every person should be
familiar as to the means of relieving the
would-be suicide or person who takes the
poison accidentally. II you discover
that a person has swallowed poison by de-
sign or accident, give him water to drink,
cold or warm, as fast as possible, a gal.
lon or more at a time, aud as fast ss
vomited drink more; tepid water is the
best, as it opens the pores of the skin
aud promotes vomiting, and thus gives
the speediest cure to the poisonous arti.
Gle. If pains begin to be felt in the bowels
1t shows that a part, at least, Of the
poison has passed downward; then
large and repeated elections Of tepid
water should be given, the obj sct in both
cases being to dilute the poison as quick
ly as possible. Do not wait for warm
water, for every moment of time saved
is of immense Importance, at the same
time send instantly for a physician, and
as soon as be comes turn the case into
his hands, telling what you have done.
The simple fact cannot be too widely
published. 1t is not meant to say that
drinking a gallon or two Of simple water
will cure every case of poisoning, but it
will cure many, and benefit all by its
rapidly dilutiDg quality.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-02-26
FOREIGN.

LONDON, February rs Robert Watson
Boyd has completed negotiations for a
four-oared crew to 60 TO America the
coming regatta season. The crew will
be composed as follows: Robert Bognall,
bow; W. Nicholson, Robert Chambers
and Boyd himself as strokes. Boyd has
challenged any crew in England to row
over the championship course on the
Thames or the Tyne. If this challenge
is not accepted, he will assume the title
Of champion. The four will then pro.
coed to America as the representative
English crew.
ST.. PETERSBURG, February 26 The
Golas urges the incorporation of Kho-
kand with Russia under the name of
the government Of Ferghans.
1t is believed at Khodgent that after
the recent battle at Asake all the Rus.
sian prisoners in the hands of the 10.
surgents we're msssacred at Marghillan.
MADRID, February 26 1t is officially
announced that eight Carlist battalions
have refused to FIRE upon the Royalists
After the conflict between the officers
and men the force was disbanded, aud
surrendered in parties at Tolosa yester
day. The Carlists are soliciting am
nesty by thousands.
A dispatch from the Royalist General
Martinez Campos announces that nine
battalions have surrendered at Pampe-
luna. 1t is generally believed that a
conplete break up Of the remaining
Carlist forces is imminent, and the war
is regarded as virtually ended.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-02-26
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