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MANCHESTER NEWS.

Jurors for the County Court.-The toll
lowing grand jurors have been drawn for
the August term of the County Court: w.
q. Robertson, James B. Goode, Charles
Willingham, William T. Gregory, Samuel
G.. Smith, r. N. Winfree, George Madra,
George p. Lynch, W. a. Ciary, and James
Whitlock.
The following veniremen have been sum-
moned for the same term: Israel Lash, Will.
liam T. Pride, George w. Taylor, T. J;
Woodcock, James A. Morrisett, David
Woodcock, Adolphus Gary, J: G. Condrey,
Thomas A. Crump, A. P. Miller, Michael
Moore, J. P. Darby, Charles A. Hornerr,
John D. Gates, John Totty, James L. Snead,
Charles c. Jones, William 7. Dillon, A: O.
Bliss, c. Lipscomb, F. D. Beleher, William
T. Cox, R. A. Belchcr, William Burrett
James q. Belcher, Charles .. Bass, George
W. Burton, Joseph 7. Bland, Ben. Z. Brit
tan, Peter Trusser, A. G. Thomas, Henry
Lyel, F. G. Rufin, Jr., 7. L. Payne, b. D.
Hancock, and W. i. Jackson.
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POLICE COURT, YEsTERDAY.-A large
number OF disorderly characters arrested
on Byrd Island Saturday night by Sergeant
Angle were fined. Others OF them were
discharged. ~.
The negro gamesters arrested in the alley
extending from Nineteenth to Twentletn
between Main and Franklin streets were
examined. The place where they Were
caught not being public house, and the
evidence failing to show that there was
over twenty dollars staked, the parties were
discharged.
The following were fined:
Susan johnson, Elizabeth Jackson lsa-
bella johnson, Margaret Smith, Ella Lee,
Lizzie Smith, Nuetta Williams, Julia Jack
SON, Emma Mayo, sallie Jackson, Della
Lewis, Elizabeth Baker Charlotte s,sBradly Brddlsy
(all negroes), charged with being olsorderly
characters and disturbing the neighbors,
81 each; Lewis Hatcher, Catherine and
Dolphin Robinson (coloredl 81 each ior
lighting; Mary Butler (colorned' 81 s.;a ioI als.
turbance; George Terry, $3.50 Tor flghtlng
in the street.
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PERsoNAL.-Mr. Isaac Gentry, who SUI
fered a sunstroke during the hot spell, has
so far recovered as to be able to travel. He
left the city for the country yesterday.
Colonel John A. Sloan, formerly COM
mandant OF the First Virginia regiment,
now q resident Of St. Louis, reached the
city Sunday on visit to old friends.
Judge Strother, of Culpeper, member
of the Legislature, and brother OF the su-
perintendent of the Penitentiary, is tempo
rarily soiourning in the city.
Mr.. Andrew Jinkins, clerk OF the Hust-
ings Court, has been suffering for some days
mast with a troublesome bilious attack. lie
was improving on yesterday.
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GRAND EXCURSION By THE LADIES OF zen
TEsARY CHURcH.-The ladies OF Centenary
church have in contemplation grand ex-
cursion to Old Point, Norfolk, and the
Canes of Virginia on the 9Th OF August. 1t
bids fair to be one OF the most enjoyable af-
fairs OF the season. The excursion will 60
by the Sylvester, which will start on the
morning OF the Sth at 6 o'clock, reaching
Norfolk at 4 O'Clock p. NJ. The steamer
will then run out to the Capes, and return
to Norfolk at IL O'Clock. The night will be
'nassed there and the return trip will be
made ON the 9th. The price for. tickets has
heen fixed at s3. The full particulars OF the
eycursion will be found in the advertise
ment in another column.
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A DWARF AS ls A DwARF.-There passed
through cur city yesterday en- route for the
Centennial one OF the most natural human
curiosities we have ever heard Of. 1t was
contained in the shape OF q female dwarf
twelve years OF age, only twenty inches in
height, and weighing only five pounds.
The little thing spoke three different Ian
gauges, and moved about the cars andspoke
to the passengers with much sprightliness.
Her voice was distinct, but rather wiry in its
tone. Her head is unusually large, but her
body well and symmetrically formed. We
have been requested to discount the proper
tions of the dwarf about fifty per cent, but
we have given the official statement in the
premises, which is borne out by all who saw
this natural phenomenon.
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Pelton, twelve years Of age, completes the
inc lfat ---.-- 80 ~ u -
COLONEL. PELTON.

Is
Colonel 'Pelton. the chief Of all work for
secretary and the rank Of colonel and aid
dc-camp on 1.-THE Governors staff. He is a
nephew OF the Governor, and is his Dewitt
Clinton. All the great enterprises which
the brain OF Tilden has conceived have
been pressed to conclusion by Pelton. To
his hands have been intrllsted the business
and political interests Of the great manipu-
lator for many years, and it was to his exc
cutive capacity that the interests OF the
candidate were intrusted ut Utica last
spring and in st. Louis this summer.
He is q man thirty-seven or thirty
eight years OF age, tall and erect, with
something OF martial aspect in the man
ner of carrying his head, and slight mill
tary air in his way Of continually pulling
his moustache. He is dark-haired, dark
eyed, and dark-complexioned; somewhat
abrupt in conversation, possessing little OF
his uncle's suarity, but happily supplying
the needs OF that more oily composition
even by his brusqueness. When interested
in any one, however, he is said by friends
to go any length to serve him. He will
assume the place Of private secretary il the
Governor becomes President.
THE HOUSEHOLD.
The ESTABLISHMENT OF Governor Illuen Is
conducted upon scale Of muniticence we'll
worthy Of so wealthy an official, and in a
manner to reflect high credit upon the
State. Dom Pedro, who passed through
here ut daybreak some weeks ago, and had
the Governors mansion pointed out to him,
is said to have remarked that he was the
only official who seemed to have palace
worthy Of him. The Governor maintains
about twelve servants, one OF them (the
cook having formerly been in the service
Of the same Dom Pedro. He has eight
horses, two OF which arc his favorite
saddle steeds. He rides nearly every eve
| ming upon one OF these through the beau-
tiful Washington Park, and bis graceful
bearing. even upon highly-mettled
animal, is univ erSally conceded. He rides
ALWAYS unattended except by personal
friends, with whom he often tries gallop
on the roads outside the park. He maln-
tains also seven carriages-a landau, brett,
brougham, dog-cart, clarence, and two bug
gies-and il occasion calls could treat the
| Albanians to fine four-in-hand.
An establishment so extensive requires 4
lavish expenditure, and his yearly expense
for the household alone is estimated at
$4,000. This includes, also, receptions and
dinners given in his capacity rs Governor,
for none of which the State pays, assertions
to the contrary Notwithstanding.
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CHURCH NOTES.

The cheerful and grateful breezes which
greeted our almost roasted citizens on Sum
! day morning aroused many OF our citizens
from the hot weather hnguor and luke
warmness and imbued them with the spirit
of devotion. For the first time In many
days the ladies were enabled to wear their
light silks without that imminent and fatal
danger to those ornamental fabrics which
arises from those liquid exudations from the
pores of the skin unromanticaIly styled per-
spiration. It IS merciless alike to the silk
dress OF the female and the spotless linen
shirt-iront OF the male; and after long
siege like the one we have recently had the
ladies enjoyed relief from heat and anxiety
that gave an impetus to their naturally
pious emotions.
We append below notes OF such special
services as were held:
BAPTIST.
At the First church in the morning Rev.
DR.. Hatcher filed the pulpit, preaching a
sermon which seemed to give the iveliest
satisfaction to the congregation. The pas
tor OR. Warren) preached at night
At Pine-Street church the pastor baptized
one person and received one other for bap-
tism ut night.
At Grace Street church Rev. DR.. Warren
preached an admirable sermon in the MORN
ing to fine congregation. At night, after
preaching, the pastor (Dr. HATCHERY bap-
tized young man in the presence OF very
large congre cation. This occasion was one
widely known throughout the city. This
fact drew to the church large number OF
our prominent young men, who were great
lv imDressed with the services,
EPISCOPAL.
At St, Marks the regular rector, DR.. Da-
shell. being absent, the Rev. L. 81. Lacy,
from Christ church, Point Pleasant, w. Va,
filed his pulpit, and preached most inter-
esting discourse. His text was from these
words "Thc half was not told me list
Book Of Kings, 10th chapter and part OF the
7th verse. Congregation was very large.
No services at night.
METHODIST.
At Centenary Methodist Rev. DR.. Ed
wards preached in the morning from Hosea
xiv, 4. His subject was "The Backslider
Reclaimed" In the afternoon his text was
taken from Revelation xxi, 10. His subject
was "Heaven as Seen by the Exile OF Pat
mos" The congregations were good for
the summer season.
| Bishop Doggett preached an admirable
sermon ut Broad-Street Methodist church on
Sunday morning. The church was closed
at night on account OF the absence Of the
pastor.
Rev. A. C. Bledsoe, pastor OF Trinity
Methodist church, is still absent from the
city. Rev. Fl. c. Cheatham preached at
Trinity Sunday morning. His text was
taken from Isaiah w., l, 2.
The services at Clay-Street church We're
conducted, both morning and night, by the
pastor, Rev. P. A. Peterson. The congre-
cations were very good.
The discourse in the morning was based
on Matthew, Sd chapter and 9Th verse. At
night the pastor gave the last Of series OF
Talks on Intemperance, founded on Pro-
verbs, 29d chapter, 3Oth and 32d verses.
At the Manchester Methodist church, the
regular pastor having returned to the city,
interesting sermons were preached beth
morning and evening to large congrega-
tions.
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call to be Issued for Ward Nsetings.m.,; ;;
City Superintendent Henry A. Jordan VIII
issue a call soon to the respective ward SUI
perintendents to call a meeting OF their
wards OH Saturday night at s O'Clock for the
purpose OF electing delegates to the Con-
cressionaI Convention. 1,
There was meeting in the Third WARD
on Saturday night and delegates elected
but as the meeting was somewhat in1or-
NAL in not having been called by the city
superintendent, it is more than probable
there will be another meeting appointed ior
Saturday night and delegates elected again.
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Mayor's Court The following cases were
disposed of by Mayor Chiles yesterday ::
Ely Payne, for being drunk and creating
n disturbance. He was fined ten dollars and
costs.
William White Moon was up, charged
with being vagrant. Moon swore that ne
had been to the Centennial, but not liking
the prospects there, concluded to try mis-
luck down here; said he had no means, anu
was consequently forced to beg for living
until he could do better. Mayor Chiies or.
dered him to be locked up until he could
be otherwise disposed OF.
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BAsE-BALL.-The match game OF base
ball between the Alerts and Nationals which
was to have taken place on the reservoir
grounds on Saturday evening did not come
off on account Of the Nationals failing to
put in an appearance. According to the
rules governing baseball the game was Tor
feited by the Nationals, and the Alerts claim
victory BY score OF 8 to 0.
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A QUAINT DOCUMENT.-In the better days
of the Commonwealth the young ladies used
to give the following form Of permission for
the procuring of marriage license:
The bearer hereof, Mr.. John Randall, or
Westmoreland county, and State OF Vlr-
ginia, has my permission to procure from
authority the necessary credentials, which
shall duly and honorably merit my attention
in the support of my affections, to continue
through the end Of all things, which shall
reflect every ray of honor ascribable to so
resplendent an element or sentiment OF my
right mind, and which shall henceforth be
strictly adhered to the proper form, Mt my
instance and his importantly, in the making
valid all things pertaining to the stream OF
nv desire to become his partner in the
vigour of my youth, in the morning of al
fections, properly directed to the momentous
obligation of conjugal embraces in endless
felicity. This 9th June, one thousand elSht
hundred and twenty-one.
In witness to the above l have hereunto
set my hand, day and year above written.
SALLY BARRoTT.
Teste-James Weaver.
Age, &C., sworn to before John H. Smith
by the witness.
The above is true copy OF 6o1d ;Tae
document. In these days if young lady
would hand a young man such document,
and he would produce it in turn before An
drew Jinkins, the aforementioned gentleman
would hardly read three lines before he
would sing out, "Police!"
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A DIsTURBER.-Jake Byrd made things
lively in the rear Of Bellevue school-house
yesterday afternoon. He scared women
and children with his yelling and whoop-
ing, threw rocks at imaginary Indians, and
swore that he meant to play the devil for
once in his life. He was promptly checked
by Policemen Whitlock and Michaels, who
gave him quarters for the night.
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Commissioners Appointed to Condemn
Lands for Streets.-Judge Ciopton appoint
ed three commissioners yesterday to con-
denim the lands OF Messrs. Simpson, Bass d
Co., Edgar Archer, Esq, and William
Gray's heirs for the purpose OF extending
md improving Bainbrfdge, Cowardin, and
other streets.
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Accident.-Saturday evening as City En-
gineer johnson was driving over from Rich
mond in his buggy, and after crossing the
Danyille Railroad arch, his horse became
frightened and commenced kicking, break
ing the front portion OF the vehicle; The
animal then started into the store OF Mr.. ..
T. Newman, where he was captured.
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Try sr&rnyR YESTERDAY was unusually
~. tni> season. From early morn it
COG. roo' c;Sn,:v. S and at about O'Clock we had
wa wa, -g,n. Last night was more like night
= =, '. ,,c ,aN than one in midsummer: At II
u: ':5,,y '', tE, thermometer was still falling.
r,rrvourTER .rI YESTERDAY: 6 a: NJ, GO;
" Il. noon. IS: ) 7. NJ. IS; z.
u =. midnight. 65. Mean temperature,
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CLAY WARD CONSERVATIVE MEETING
The Conservatives Of Clay Ward will meet
tonight at Blenner's Park at s. O'Clock to
finish and perfect their organization OF
Tilden and Hendricks club. The ward
needs clubs and clubhouse, and it should
be the duty Of every Conservative voter OF
the ward to be present at this meeting.
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THE RICHMOND DISTRICT CONFERENCE will
commence its annual session on next Thurs
day morning, the 9th instant, at Wes1
Point, and continue until after the follow
ing Sunday. Rev. D. P. Wills, presiding
elder, will preside. The usual business VIII
be transacted, and religious services Will pe
held at least twice day during the session.
About fifty pastors and lay delegates Will be
present. representing the district; aaetad mee''
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A SHARP FIsTICUFF took place at the First
Market last evening between one Martin, q
countryman, and colored man named
Tom Hewlett, in which the latter was badly
beaten. Martin, after his success in the
beating line, mounted his watermelon-cart
and skirmished homeward therefore there
was no arrest made.
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AN ORGAN-GRINpER's TR0UBI
an Italian from Italy meets an I
when
In from.
disturb


axhN NOhUANsSIhlNUGHs6 y ~ hOUbt - w uEu
an italian from Italy meets an I In from
Cork then come the clements disturb
ance. Witness the fact that Italian
organ-grind der Rocco So Costa By name
who had, in addition to his music box, q
standers, stopped in front oi s the Store s Of an
Irish citizen on yesterday. The Corkonian
seemed much pleased with the whole per-
formance, and, depositing a ten-cent piece
in the monkeys paw, he asked the musical
conductor to strike up tSt. Patrick Day"
Italy protested that he hadn't any such
tune within the confines Of bis musical ma
hogany. Whereupon the Corkonian pro-
vince rebelled and kicked the monkey head
over heels and ordered the Italian away.
Italy knocked Ireland between the eyes, and
was, consequently, placed in custody with
the organ and the monkey upon o warrant
gotten out by Ireland. This was subse-
quently dismissed, and So Costa will grind
on his organ to-day with his usual talent.
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CoLoRED TILDEN CLUB.-The colored Til
den and Hendricks Club held meeting on
Saturday night, and appointed Collin Nash,
A. Fl. Hopkins, and R. B. johnson as cam
vassers for the coming campaign. A COM
mittee was appointed to arrange a grand
barbecue in October.
The Club will meet hereafter on Saturday
piuhts
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WEATHER REPORT.

r,,.,r,l7,gs To-pAr.- Washington,
!"S,ITor ~, For the Middle States, partly
JnN ~ ,,o,thrr. and local rains in Virginia
rIonW, "S,, .,h",.n New York. southwest to north
ana ',,.;,,S ,,,;,Ss and no decided change in tenn
f5a'"..SE .Sc Sonth Atlantic States areas Of rain,
r. ,3. " -" ,mo.tN from the north and east, with
VIM viz, WIS.,, in temperature and barometer
dmr;nc Tuesday.
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LEE MEMORIAL Robert Creme has
completed very handsome picture, which,
in small space, reproduces many souvenirs
of the Confederacy, and is especially de-
signed rs a memorial of Lee, having that
distinguished chieftain's picture in the
centre. 1t has been photographed.
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The Congressional Contest good deal
of interest is manifested in the contest that
is to be made for the Conservative nomina,
ton for Congress. Governor Walker and
Captain George D. Wise. each have active
friends ut work.
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CoNv1cTs.-The following-named boarders
were on Yesterday received at Strother,s
clearinghouse Alphena Parham (ccolored),
sentenced for one year for grand larceny
Joseph Bass (colored), sentenced for hve
wears for burglary.
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THE TRUE REFoRAERs.-The Grand Tenn
pie of True Reformers (coloreD will hold
their annual session to-day at 10 O'Clock at
the coorcd orphan asylum, on the corner oil
Charity and Baker streets.
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PEAcHEs.-A basket Of the finest peaches
we have seen this season was placed In our
counting-room yesterday by DR.. j. &. Beat
tie. who raised them on his farm, on the
Grove road, short distance above the cry.
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Pugihstic.-Two young men from kich-
mond, whose names we forbear to mention,
had little misunderstanding IN this Guy
Yesterday, resulting in blows. No serious
damage was done to either party.
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NEW BOILERS FOR THE CAPITOL.-Engi-
neer Ahern is busily engaged in replacing
the old heating-boilers in the basement Of
the capitol with new set. They will be in
position in few days. The new boilers
were made ut the Tredegar Works, at cost
of $3.50, and give evidences OF excellent work
manshiD.
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Committee on Streets.-This committee
held a meeting on Saturday night TO con-
slider the matter Of extending BainbridSe
and Cowardin streets.
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Church Notes.-The various churches OF
the city were we'll attended en- Sunday. All
Of the pulpits were occupied by their re-
spectiye pastors.
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have anaiyzed. the wHTsKEY known under tsN
brand of 'sB SELECT, controlled by Messrs. WAL
TER d. BLAIR Co., Richmond, Va, and fnd Is
FREE FROM FUsiL OIL and other Impurities, and
recommend It's use for medicinal aud family pur.'
poses.-J. B. MCCAw, N. D., late Profcssorof
Chemistry, Medical College OF Virginia.
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DISPATCH PRINTING-ToUsE.-In order TO meet
the constantly increasing demands OF our trade We
have added q well-selectcd assortment OF NEW
TYpE, which, together with our improved Ma
CuINERY and SKILFUL MECHANICAL TALENT;
warrant lis in guaranteeing the VERY BEST CLASS
OF WORK Mt moderate figures and Ia the most expo,
ditious manner
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MARRIAGE LICENSES. up to this date the
clerk of the Hastings Court has issued
during the year 230 marriage licenses-129
whites and 101 colored.
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RscoyERrNa.-D. W. Hughes, Jr., VINO
xvaa thrown from q horse Tuesday night ana
ent about the face and head, is better, ana
Il able to attend to his business.
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BOLD BuRGLARy.-On Sunday afternoon
an unfinished house on Clay street near
Henry was broken into and robbed OF lot
of tools belonging to Mr.. G. Z. Davis.
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EDWARD c. GoDD1N, II A. NJ ut No. 1s Thir-
teenth street, between Main and Cary, an assors-
ment of tnware, stoves, &C. IL.
WELLINGTON GODDIN, 12 NJ, at his Office, tho
standing timber OH tract Of land In Prince
George county,. also, one thirfy-hnrse-power
SC.
J. L. APPERSON, 8 p. NJ, beautiful lot OF AZ
acres on north side Of Westhan road, one mile
west of the city. So
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C0y. TILDEN'S ALBANY HOME,

,.,.,.ry.ntY LIFE uT THE DEMOCRATIC
,.,\D,p,rr-ltow iIE RECEIVES HIS VS.
ivoH>-ulS BUSINESS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
- >>p SOCIAL CIlARACTERISTICS-AN
EXTENSIVE ESTABLISHMENT.
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Hastings Court.-The only business
transacted in this court yesterday was on
the civil docket.
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done atsh,
DISPATCH PRINTING-HoUSE. Good work, low
prices. and satisfaction guaranteed.
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PIcKPoCKET ARRESTED .-Candish Lee was
arrested last night, charged with picking
the pocket Of William Combs OF three dol
lars. He will have hearing this morning.
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TRUNKS, VALisEs, AND SATcHELs reduced to
very low prices at BosCHEN,s. Broad street.
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CoLDEN's LIEHG's LIQUID ExTRAcr OF BEEF
AND TONIC INyIGoRAToRi Is not injured by the in-
fuence Of the weather. According to Liebtg's ex-
pression,it is liquid bread, being both nourishng
and STRENGTHENING. ssgss