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CINclYNArI, Sspt ,l6imprcsIJiaant HAYES Az
pany wit, r. II snln,N,o>. Cal, ipr 90 customs, h'
i dy Sh ,''' ,n T',' ', 'auns nsninat ne woaG
reach his present cNa.,od po'iuon
What Il CAssANDRA she must bel Her lro-
phctic eye forr-uw tho Fraud which has dis
gr,r'cd our politics. and the conspiracy which
put HAYES into Object Tho Fraudulent prcsi-
dent did well To- call on the old lady.
The yellow fever is prevailing at Fcrnan-
dina. Florida, but it does not seem to spread
thence. II is a strange fact that this disease
will 9om"tmos keep Within boundaries so mar
row that they might be marked by a surveyor.
1t has been supposed that when Mr.. HAYES
and his luukcting Cabinet passed the boundaries
Of Tow Scorrs kingdom they would pay their
way like ordinary travellers. This superstition
did injustice t. gentlemen who deadhoid with
perfect Importantly They stepped from TOM
SCoT1's private ear into q AHRrrrs.
That great Siberian traveller, Col. Tom
KNox tells u beautiful story about GEORGE
ELlors arising at n literary Gathering in Lon
don and with tears streaming from her eyes,
repeating ions HAYS lines ON the character
and death Of JIM BLUDso, the Mississippi pilot
who held the nozzle ,usin tho bank tin tho lat
EaloOt Was ashore. This almost forgotten spoci-
men Of maudin sentiment lone IN cheap da-
! loct is " one Of the lu'st gems in the English
language" provided W. accept the opinion Of
! GEolaiE ELIOT. rs reported by Cob Tom kNoN,
| the yeracious siberian traveller.
Tho Rev. Dr. LYMAN Anporr IL to road
before the General Association of the Congrr-
| gat .1na Churches of this State an essay on
Modern Skrptirism, and How TO Meet It.
! The subject Dr. Abbott proposes To treat IL
one OF the most imnortani h. could lay Mold Of
and ii he succeeds in showing his ministerial
brethren how to meet ami overcome modern
skrpt.tlsm, he VIII do them great service
Tho tendency of the science which il now sc
arrogant il to shnttor the foundations Of Chris
tim theology. and II therefore behoovcs minis
tcrA to put on their 0rmor and sharpen thcll
swords to moet the enemy But We regret &c
! think that DR.. LYMAN ABBOTT Ii u poor leader
, 1877-08-11
AY, AUGUST II, 1877-TWELVE PAGES.

Two clubs at Aries have been clqtcI, charged
with political n.seln11a1e4.
The Uteehe newspaper al Toulouse has lecn
fined 100 ffanes for refusing to print this speech
Of President MaeMahon.
POLITICAL. "pxnsUAat0x.'t
The Atalster of Agriculture has asked Pre-
fccts, III circular letter, to remind etnpinyck nf
the Department OF Agriculture that It fs their
duty nut to attempt to tfwart the artlun bf the
t:abnet. tr place IL the htrvitc II hostile PARTIES
the Influence they derive from, their Offices
The Paris police hnva forbidden the aalc Of
photographic of Theirs.
The tapers announce that 0000 copies Of
equestrian portraits Of President Maclfai,on are
To bc distributed in the provinces.
The 0fEerAe Of speaking iHsultfnR1y OF Prcsl-
dent MacSfallon on the AtrCcts IA now becufniug
the subject Of daily action before the courts.
lie Fevro Durf]c, ,w(nl NAV he sal to have origin
atcd thu oiIcnsc. was cnndcmne,l to twn months
imprisonment but succeeded on appeal In IT.
ductnC the trFm to fifteen days. lie IL the son
o3 former BonanRrtfst Senator.
= The Court VI Bordeaux Inns reversed the ilc-
cislon Of IN inferior tribunal. anu ined q m,ik-
selter who sold ncwa.apcrs with special authort-
zAtfpn. Tn the other hand. tho tribunals If
Nevers and Carcassono have declared them
selvca competent to try acttous by Newspapers
against the Projects Tor preventing street sale
thereof.
nHrCnLfcAN ESTIMATES.
PARIS, Aug. 1G.-Thc Republican Senatorial
Committee estimate the Republican Deputies
TO be returned At tho approaching elections ut
J11t
, 1877-08-11
THE ORIENT.

SAN Francisco, Aug. 10.-Arrived, steamer
Gaelic, from 1loax Kuuc, ria Yokohama.
llosa KoNu, July u, Shanghai, l7.-Thc first
telegraph in China il now working, private
lIlc sff lHllcs long. erccted by Lie Hung Chang,
Vlccruv Ut Chill. frun hts official residence "a
tic Tlctsn Arsenal. There has hccn no attempt
at Interference by tic native populace, in the
case OF tc1eRrophs projected by foreigners
Several lines arc contemplated tu Fortuosa by
the Governor Of that island
The cholera las appeared in several ports
alung the coast.
The ravagcs Of famine continue in the north
ern provinces.
The Government announces great victories
avcr The Mohammcdaus by Ger. Tsos' army In
| tbs West.
An assault by natives upon Russian mcr-
chants Is reported Ut the interior City of kien-
ningfu, said " have bcen provoked by the fur
egncfs.
YOKOHAMA, july s5.-rhc var in Hiustn Is
now believed to te so ncar tts end tl'at tlnul
preparations hayo been 1naic for the Esnpcror's
| return trotn k!oto to Tokto. Ills visit at tue
| ancient Capital has been ttus fnr prolonged 50
that III case Of extreme need, hc might proceed
| In person to tho scene of foktititats. II Is al.
ways believed BY all parties tlla: his appearance
Ut the head Of Nh army would Ut once terminate
the contrs the ancics,s spirit Ut dcvotun 10 lbs
thought desirable never 10 employ this expe-
dient except l0r n pcre!nptury Necessity. The
| rebels are now cDnIne1 to ffmiiui urea in thu
province Of 1lliru. Princt flcc.m.i Fustn,i, the
! Etnpcsur's cousin, Is now n,lyaleing to strike
| what IL expected Will be decisive blow. Pub
liz rcp0rt says aug. 10 Is fixed for tho combined
assault.
1nsurgent partlsans nov freely admit that al1
| hope fus tlIc{r catlAe IL OVER.
| There ts considerable excitement and dtsci1s~
sTon over MI attempt Ut the britis! authorities III
japan to prsveut the Japanese &nails from PASS.
| Ing uuIcr tue Bcrnc postal treaty, upon English
steamships. The British Minister succeeded. by
energetic representations, IN puEsunllny tue
| Japaneke to waive tEciF untloultcd rights, ul-
though his courbe is believed 10 bo unwarrant-
cd. and likely to Ut repultatetl by the Home
GovcFulneut, Ihe Obstructive movement was
Inspired by the desire to seel1ru subsidy from
Japan for the Pcnusular Il Oriental Company,
which Japau refuses tu pay, being entitled 10
natl transportation at fixed rates by tlic Drrnc
treaty. It Is generally believed that the English
Post-Unlcc Department IL lgnoraut Of this local
intrigue, and important results aEe expected to
follow the cxp0auro.
Earthquakes have been frequent aimee July
| I. NJ damage thercfroln.
Tho Altsu bsl! Steamship Company continue
to increase thels drct by cxtcnsiyc purchases ol
foreign vessels.
In consequence Of reports Of cholera In Chnn,
a quarantine station Ia To be established outslde
Vt Yokohama.
, 1877-08-11


Ill" Heeept'on On III. i.a.nrn 1,r Iron, from Europe'
Rp<etel N'p'.seA {" 7as Tribune.
Nxw YoRx, Aug. lo,-~Tho Hon. Roscoe
Conklng returned today from hts six vccks'
y!.!t .eloat on tho Sse!at, Of The oe.%ao Line
md recruited his health generally, mud
tic reception he received Is re-
h. bo. um,n hi. m,ny ,rends
~. no w "to 40 an5 -, e. ~.
in ne" ao.k' a snat! paf1y went oo"h tno
bay to welcome tho he senator, m and 'se'ottos ':
w sas 'ssta ID. to es e 'a, a
psepa'a.ofs " suo . aosmu so1c'ao aua ~
leeeptlon tae evcn1ag @ lew 70 "
puo!Ic celenrA'on' Ing "no'a
less than sixty. Among the number wcro Mr.
Co1n.,I Mar.,oi pnyn. pos,mos.cr lanes.
~, ILL.,. ~ 1a',aa..'s aa,us o,a.,n e:,.. n..a~-
Maj. Bu'lard, William i.a|nber, Ba rney Dielln,
nw,yht 1awrcncc. and . aclevaf,nn az rcnt1o,
men r. T frn,n IN utiea' h..a.lc,i l,y Dr.. Wlllta,n n.
a landing WA, made at Oo7eroor's Island.
w,ero thu ts,.t i,sud wa. takrn on boanl. In
noo., | I'm. @ H. fo,,rrr .tcams,i do.-, ths b,r
met the Neckas oif Sandy Hook, turned, and
xsss xSsa u; ssiasos SoaElIsg; .* Who Vs. ~:
in sk as ana w. ns5sc14sd s ana sa,lanr
up "Homc AEalo'" !" aud the huadrcds el steer-
aye passengsrs, taking II I'll for themselves,
went wild With ADMINISTRATIONS Of apnfeeiattoh.
Quarantine Was teaclled, whcFv there w.
ment almost until the doct va;
rcached iha run waa male nlnll
dreadful uln Of steam. gunpoHdef, 1tli aae1a!,
twenty steamer. wcro iyinE VI IL vii for ths
shipt aud directly ele hppFUachcd they sluul-f
, 1877-08-11
SUGAR FRAUDS.
REroHT or THE HORTON COMMITTEE.

Spectdt htpaseh to TAs Tribune.
WASHINGTON, d. t., Aug. 10.-On the subject
Of artificial to1oriug tho Boston Committee
make the following report: In this connection
the Committee leg leave to call your special
attention to tic very low classification Ut uu-
ttahlu sugnrs during thu last period Ut fifteen
months ending March 81, 1877, us compared
with tic preceding Twelve months, and to add
thai they constder the assessing Of uutics bY
classification upon duties standard as ul,wtac
aslt liable 10 permit fraud or endanEer colluston
between samples md Importers In order to get
the foreign articlc coming TO this country
assessed at low rates Of duty, Al the ex-
tra session Of Cobgscas ~ be convened IN Octo-
bcT, special MT should be passed providing
that an additional duty Ut x3h per cent be III
scssed over and abovu any existing rate Of duty
on any Artldcially colosed sugars. The Commit
tee also recommend the abolition Of the systcm
Of rating su9ars by the duties stanlarl; they
are also opposed to any attempt to ilx the valuc
for duty by polarization, and suggest that there
should be only one rate fur all raw sugars
nut refined. They also believe thh mode
OF classification hns led 10 tho ueo OF artificial
colorlng fur tho Bamo periods, md this latter
practlce has already been Feaortcd to to very
considerable extent, and will 10 1argely In.
CREASED in the future unless immediate steps
arc taken to prevent It. The Committee IRE In
formed that largc coutrac1s arc airca1y being
made In Europe for best sugar to he delivered
this autumn artiacially colored 80 u to be en-
tered and passed II the lowest rates Of duty. Iu
order to protect the revenue from this eyas'on
OF duty. tile Committee recommend thKt the
dutlcs be fixed at from twu to TWO and half
ce1lts per pound, aau refined sugars 1t fur
ce1sts per pound,-no peErentagu ad1ed Us At
pseseht.
Thr attention OF tho Treasury Department
has repeatedly been called to tho alleged fact
ttlAs tie methods OF rating sugars Imported
into this country 10 be refined and re-e1portcu
wcrr different Ut different posts OF thu United
6tatcs, aud that tue rates Ut drawback allowed
un.ter tho regulations Ut the Department were
In ulany instances greater than tho actual duty
paid on the samr sugars when they were en-
sered. In order to ascertAln whether reports OF
this kind nre 1ascti Oh actual facts to 4ccure nn
| uniformity In methods Of ratinR, md to insure
the Government against loss by paying larger
suus In drawbacks on sugar than tho actual
duties paid on the Rano u the time Of Imports.
tloll, Secretary Sherman directed tho Jay Com.
suission IL, New York. the C.stonl-tluusc Com
misston In Boaton, and sperial Commission in
Baltimore. to niake thorough Investigation of
tho matter, aud scport to hun. These Inquiries
hayu now hcen completed, md tho reports arc
how uAlU public.
, 1877-08-11
e TT SCENTS.

1870, being inter $ on the subIett, states
thAt 6ccretarYf - neither asked nor re-
ccived from tn mtttcc d single dollar for
services III that T.: - Ign. lie told Mr. Sch,rz
tho Commtttf - 8 ID paY hta expenses but
kclurz said - fcrrel 10 l,car hla own TX.
penscs. > !
The Cabin - discussed tic question OF
pcnding danger !. the inhabitants In The vicinity
of 1ngtt's Sound, on account OF the threatened
ln1tan outbreaks. and t1ccEtlcd 10 scnd tnan-
of-war 10 that pfaec fror, Sail Francisco.
THE PRESIDENTS Tntr.
Final arrangements were made fur the visit of
the President, Secretary McCEary. AttUrncy y.
General Devens, and post1nastcr-ucn Key
IL BcnnDgIon-
, 1877-08-11
KNIGHTS or PYThlhS.
F,S,f1f FNu,dtck 10 IL Trhuaa.

BURLINGTON. H., Aug. t0-To-morzow morn.
Ing = lasxs pumbeE Of knights Of Fytbias,
chiefly fEom rarloua parts OF Iowa, Will rrudcz"
vous at Burlington, departing Ut 6:l0 oa tue
Toledo s. peoria shnrt-l!ns fsst' train fur Cisre-
land. Another and probably larger delegation
will leave f1om Keokuk ut tho same time.
Aauy high aud mighty members Of tbs onles
will ba iu ths party, snd nearly eseEy lolxe III
Iowa will send delegates, Thu llaiifoaa Com-
pauy oilss reduced Eates, ai,d include 1 trip to
Niaxa1s. after the celebration u Cleveland, W
the CxnRda Southeru.
, 1877-08-11
CASUALTIES.
DROWNED,
41Aef6f BfepufcA {z III. TfjktfnE.

DROWNED,
6pAcfdt Dtspatea to ite Tfih1ne
DCbuQux, IL, Aug. 10.-Ycsterlay ago Young
men, all living tn Julien Township, Dubuque
County, went fishing with ascnc un the Maqlo-
kcta River. near whcro It cmptics Into tho Mis-
sssippi They had drawn tile sclno two or thrco
times, when Francis Rogers. who was at tho
outer end. stepped !nto deep water. l[o I'M
mcdiatcly called !or help, hut Was drowned In
spite Of the most strenuous e1ertions u his
comrades They Immediately procured a boat,
and after short time succeeded IN finding the
body, which y as at once ta&cn 10 lis llonc. few
miles from this city. Deceased was young man
~ ycass Of ngc, and highly spoken OF by all
who knew him. The Corjf,er's Jury rendered. q
verdict In accordance With tho abovc facts This
IA the third sof Of the Roger family who has
died an accidental dc1ta
SoertH Msraith IN The Tf5t.ne.'
DErnoIT, Mich, Auv. lo-Willlan spott, Of
Chatham, was wttE hte vito IN Il small bout
fishing III Lake St. Clair to-day, When tug
passing unset the boat, anu s[Es. spo.t was
drowned.
, 1877-08-11

-
ii'c f'esna reverse et''l en1nses. a nono,eo
t""usann 1',ole ."s" ose "aaleu' 1nu A.e 'oa.".
coming, bat Will nave 10 He "a1teu 'oF. 'nc
arst brigade ot fch1orecmehts Is e1peced I"
cross the Danube 10 aay OF TWO: IL IL aopeo
alter that
BRIGADE Will GROSS pAhf'
Inc oilenslVe VIII aouot'eae nc recommended
hclorc all the fetnlofcen'ehs are 10 "ano' o"t
large pfnpoftlon OIL tncin II analspensape' W.
man fasha -....... ......-..-.
MUST DE STRUCK pEeisiskt.
~ preecht ne tan nc onlY "aseneo. Inc R.pa
through "hlch INC rlRnt HANK o. LUG hus''an
communications "crc thrcatencti afe stoppeo
bJ schackos*oys and hfndehefs post'ons con-
fronting flevna anu Dfa2o!n,Fous u's'A'on pe-
tween lifnosa anu LoVatz. inn lorce 10 p.opao'y
SUFFICIENT iof pfotcet'o1, Dut uttcrIy 'haucqua'e
1or Tue renewal Oh tuc oAcHsFe. H. ea''na.:o
no" toat from oo,"o 70 'ofooo 4u1Ss ase o" tno
Losatz anu fleena inc ano tneY WI ake
zeal OF oeat'nR' ~" 1he huha'am ie.t iaok u"
tzarc"leh's army WHICH 's a'a"ao'e ioi ho'o-
ing LUG Hhe '1ona IL lug lug na"ur W '4o n"sau''
numbers about oo'"o, ana ID necessarily at1eh'
uated over Inc long front % vs. 70 iease no gap
Tor thc TURKS 10 creep "'soueh+ a"e laFks
afe prooao!y ABOUT tnc sang st'ene,o' na''
Mchcmet All chooses 10 lake tne onensNe' he
may Goncea'sns s IL nue's"aA, .1.s,ao' .",. ~
nah na@M' lug russians ''ust w 'eaa} "
lace nm cse.'"he,e' eunseausnt,y tney n4ust
remain strictly on tho defensive. The river LON
still virtually constitutes tile line Of tile Rust
ehuk army, hut tue headquarters OF the
Twelfth Corps hare been moved beyond
It to kadik0k TEe headquarters OF
the Czarcwich with the Thirteenth
Corps have advanced to Kaba]icva, titus con
fronting Rasgrad wlile between osman bazaf
aud Tlrnova the t'rst division ssands. with lis
headquarters at kosarevac.
lie Is guarding the Dobrulscha. which Is not
threatened. anu NJ cannot push lotHasd Win
bis q, 600 men. lest Ills enemies from Vafna and
ehumla should converge upon hin. The Rus'
s!nus arc beginning
SUPER IN HEALTH
some corps from hasd marching, heat, and ir-
regular rnttous. Tho principal cause, however,
, 1877-08-11

CorscII. DlIPFs, Ia, Au0. 10.-MIss Afol1to
Woods, Of this city, While iu attendance upon
the Teachers Institute in thc IlIg1lSct'ool
building, to-day, lost her balance aud fell frosn
q nccond.stury window to the ground, distance
OF over twenty feet. Her Injuries arc quite
serious, but h0pes Ut her ultlmate FccugerY are
gIltertaipcd.
, 1877-08-11

OCEAN poKT, n. j., AuR. 1o.-Edwarl Vcr-
mculcn, agsd 10 yeafs, son of Dr.. Fcsmculcu,
Of Philadelphia, who was Injured In the disaster
ou the Central Railroad OF New Jersey ycstcr-
day, II dcYi- Coroner GuRcl will hold IN in
qucst In tho casc.
There arc jet utout thirty injured persons IN
far1n-houses It, the vicinity Of the disaster,
whose Injuries nre too scr!ous to permit removal.
One wDsnau has ireen unconscious stuce yester.
day. aud will not rccuyrr. Several others ln
critical condition.
, 1877-08-11

New YonK, Aug. 10-Ycsterlay the Rcv.
1ioly Cross Church, was buried, md to-day Ills
ncpl,cw, messenger at the Cotton Exchange,
FILL from tile gallery ~ the floor uf thu cs-
change and Y is killed. Business wns itufnc.3i-
ntely stupucd4 anl collection nIu1u iur tho
bUyfs widowed tuuthgr.
, 1877-08-11

NO4tC1W+T 41AIIN II A111A4N As
LABOR ARntrnATtON.
LONDON, Aug. 10.-cIyde shlpwrights hayc
agreed to refer disputes With mnstcrs to artEtra-
ton. A speedy end OF the great strike Is autic-
lpatcd.
, 1877-08-11

WArEnrowS, N. y, Aug. 1u-Thc steamer
r. 4 Lyon burned lust night in Biack River.
Two ucn were burned TO death.
, 1877-08-11
GENERAL.
RRT I'M 1 MffHnX

tKFT IN HUHHT,
LONDON, Aug. 10.-A dispatch from Bucharest
says that tho Grand Duke Nicholas was uearly
captured at tbs late detcat OF tho Russians At
EsktSuehTa- A dinner had been pre- pared for
hin, At Kegaul!k, but he departed Without par
taking Of It.
SUICIDE.
LosDox, Aug. 10,-A dispatch from Vienna
aays that Achmet Paahs, who surrendered
Nlkopotla to tho Russians, and was afterwards
tuteEued It OEcl, has committed suicide.
MONTENEGRO.
CoHsFAaT1aoPLK, Aug. lQ.-The Turkish
commander on tho northeastern front!er OF
Montenegro claims to have repQised IN attack
on kolasclin on Aug. I after ten houra' fighting.
, 1877-08-11

lqn from liydfs1t Pressure. - Then motors arc 81.
mEAbfy Af4rtea for running EtvatuFs ItnIsfnn Mn.
chlnss Coatr Ms, serving. A1acI!!ac', mi! IL !TGt
n!acAt!efy Patent rlxht fur sAlo tdarssa WILL
hhtIlJ. EH}0n Foundry M1rEa cnTnrf Fifteenth and
nesfb1.n gE 1851 puttctncld+s.. near Tllrtys
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1877-08-18
-Four Widows.

AT Prosperity, IL station on the
Crccnvi'lc and Columbia Railroads
dwell in reach Of the sound ot'the
whistle four widows.
No. 1. This lady, rs al tho Others,
lost her husband drring the war, and
was left IL straitcned circumstances.
Did she Sit down and g,evc ut her
iate2 By no means. Shc has r,;sed
four children, bcsid,s fine crops, and
to day she has much Of last years
cotton anG flor on hand, free from
debt, and is allie t, pay cash down for
what she wants.
No. 2. Looks complaccnt on all Of
her last crop Of cotton, and, with y
sense OF perfect Ecstsza,ld, absolute.
Inllness Oh 3,ooe pounds Of -four.
neither oi which she has Sid because
Sic had no use for the money. Tho
only Thing which dis;urbs her rest
NOW is what 10 do with her new fod-
der, every place being occupied with
the ID. She, too, like i ,ru. woman,
has raised chil,Iron anl SCI 1 hem up
under the own vines AMI ,rccs.
No. ). S;;ru sled through The years
which have rolled Oh since the late
unplcasamtncss, raise! six children,
giving each At majority 5000 ii cash.
East year She bought ,rnct Of land,
Tor which sI,4o0 i'll good money was
paid. Has corn, fodder, and other
things in ahun,|an"e.
Nc. 1. Like ,nio the others, has
made 4 spIenii,l .j5hs, and brought
up 4 large family in the way they
should ~; has u last years crops
nbundane". ray, cash ii trade, and
loans her earnings oil on interest. .-
NewLGiv UarN.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1877-08-18
Rather Got Him.

Here am again. Sit still, sit
still. Don't try to get away. n. y.
no use you know. Did you ever
hear Of anybody getting away fron y
life insurance agent 2
No, I never did, said the victim
NTH a sign Of despair.
NO. you never did. know you
never did, and you never will re-
Sumcd the exubcrant fiend Now l
want to write you down for $1,000 in
our company. All you've got to do
is to make up your mind what plan
yo,ell take it on
But haven't made up my mind
10 take it at ALL
Nonsense, man! Don't you realize
that death is around you III thous-
and different forms. you may go out
of your Office to lunch this noonand
meet him on the next corner, who
knows. You look now MS if--wcll, I
won't say that. butjust remember that
in life we're III the midst of death.
Life is n. frai and brittle thing. I
insured man the other day-Smith
maybe you know l,im-for $4,000.
Got the policy and made the first pay
ment at 1876 in the forenoon. At
1918 in the afternoon he was corpse
Choked to death OH p piece Of tripc.
His widow gets the money, and she
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1877-08-18
NU MBER &c

act. For the rclici'o the nausea and
sickness remaining after the bowels
were thoroughly clcanscd, no,hinr
was 50 cfiectual rs hourly drop doses
OF lpccacuaLla wine. Nux vom.u
was also valuable remedy. Pain
nlH ut be but the protest Of the ston-
ach against All overload, or be the
result of deficient tone from general
nervous exhaustion. LII some cases
each meal WAS followed by diarrhma;
ana Tor these cases attention WIS di-
rcctcd to Ringers plan Of minute
doses Of the liquor hytlragyri perch!or.
idi. In speaking OF diet, DR.. Ear
qnharson pointed out that there arc
three forms Of dyspepsia l. The dys-
pcpsia of fluids, as it is called, where
the stomach seems intoler;,nt o.! all
forms Of fluid; ,. The digestive dc
rangemcnts following intcnlperance
III the matter Of animal food; and 3.
The dyspepsia connected with indulg-
cncc III tea, or other warm and weak
inI,laions Of tannin.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1877-08-18
Trials Cf Newspaper Msn.

One Of the greatest trials of the
ncwSpaperproic5son is that its mem
bcrs are compelled to sec more ofthc
shame OF the world than any other
profession. Throug'. every newspaper
office, day after day, 90 III the weak
ness Of the world; all the rcvcnges
that wan, to be rcapcd; all tho vaai-
les that want TO be pu.ltd; all the
mistakes that want to be corrected;
all The dull speakers who want to be
thought cloqucnt;. all the mcanness
thai want to get its wares noticed
gratis in the editorial columns, in
order to save the tax OF the advcr-
tising columns; all The men wanting
to he sci right who were never right;
all the crack-brained philosophers
with stories us long rs their hair, and
as gloomy ns ;h.ir finger nails in
mourning becauie barrett Of soap-all
the borcs who conc TO stay five min
utcS, but talk iivc hours.
Ihrou4h The editorial and raportor
ia rooms AL the iollies anil shums of
the world are >cr, day aitcr l.,y, and
the temptation i; to h,!ieve.l ncither
Coz, man nrr woman, Il is IL, sur
prise 10 me i',at II Ills profession
there are some >I:cptical men; only
wonder that journalists b.lievc any
thing. ~ Wa Tato"gc.