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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-03

NV D iIh. an. -. 1871.
have examined HI + J.. kelcsgs system 81 ileliar
flfur -..flil ifun1rI
RAJ Principles. Ic f. 90 I Nlftif~ PR
TECILN what hc tAiIlL 81 Sine Cog requires ana nua
s.rIr, and j liuA be- BIAS sucer died. iI AIslANE.
aBI.f. IEsf.lt. VAST iHfHbAEMtN upon
arbitrary use. sail
fut,. OI mcdaniel of limitation nrua- zins
tn - iciscs HIGHER 9s-EltN I,O ana IIiiN X
ING FAtTLIItS develops rLLt-EELIaAtl.. all dsgr
by Easy AVID Natl t1L IltaHss Affords ILi.A-I nj.
10 BOTH TEACHER AND TAUGHT.
Rev. ). NJ. ~ LLMAA, IA. 22G West 5sih-st.
READING IN FIVE WEEKS OR 80 PhY-Claa, nov,
IN sess0u AND HAiY HOT ~ daily, . 30 10 IL
O'Clock.
YEARLY CLASS FOR BOYS-Pk GHAnY-Gt % q vears-
Oprns sept a. AuHHeuuonis, where csItd. waiting un
plplis fiOM distance, 81 and fntn sci U0i
YEARLY CLASS TOi BOYS ~ NOR 10 to - yssr.-
Opens sept. "a. T. ~ hELLOsO,
100 eth ave- opposite HeserYoiraq.
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The following was proposed 10y Admiral
ritzroy as lc,aI To Dc ATTACKED to sea-c!us talOm
,ers u has the IN rit OF extreme simplicity and VIII
commend itself as d short lesson he indications OF to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-03

re hrii-pe THE TRBuNE obe me- bcsi ngsd r ksrOHg ov
ercr b,re ne oeop'e ant dsga ~ continue n Dfc ~
cJfpinHs.lA NJ. CONLfs, EimU0, ~ - fc@af college
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COLUMBIA COLLEGE.
ACADEMIC DEPARTMENT

The examination q candidate FOR admission VIII Do hcd ~
the College Ri Ciur Va isugyc ana <t g.. bcS'h'l-E Oh
NLU&ISUA1. sep. uhoI 20, at $50 g. Do. .
which an candidate requested TO present lAth
selves -
first session o. lie College Year Win i" MO'N .
"'''''l - at '''' a. p BARNARD, LID. President
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"a I'd - -ConntrY.

pISn a YEAR.-BOARD and TUITION
DO Address Episcopal Academy. q lGColhold n q.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-03

4 MOE COUNTRY L-SCHOOI.-tlG A
"a mouth. "a rsas n. J.. Tribune Dl.oe
RLAGR PRESBYTERlAL ACADEMY for
- puula - hnfh srs,a so rtn.n 01 Iu.diF tapfeuf
g. within fse mf. of tir Blue ldre s falIn n fsrf p
aU' healthy. lr in. ffu. careful fnrlrH ~.
government n. on id as compatible ph 0l.rH boz a
ing rIupIed afE pnrr wrfr aH1 heated by ...n o. 4,
moderate. ~. D.. titfIIftl. iu Do. IIUfInsI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-03

O-I-7II77 y M ~ = ~ III - -----
For Bows and Young Men-Country.
4 HGMIIiEE Boarding school Tor oung
"a Lows j. ulN IS. 8. g.. HrmiHiaad j. J. s-0' "f-"V
LEXANDER Observation-Disclosures board
= lL.chto.tte ra4ns N.i. Prnril l 90 H. WINS i" ~
1 NDALU-Ih HALL, Pa, near philadelphia.
a iiore-r"oi or ,'y- ror'1e in,li"c'-; i"Hs mon.
4 TEACHER whose home is on the Had son,
Z am eho h4a hlt "a LONG experience iG preparing bows
fYr COLLEGE .r brra. viH rts,.v" into Is family l'I
i.rr,. References ignuent I'd. rms moderate. Address
y. vs.. ~Ttf.F king 1909, ir.'t.o, \. y.
A MILITARY BOARDING SCHOOL,
O.. WINTHROP STA HR. &. 49, Friutpll.
Limited 90 81 r,'s r0Ise has al modern improvements
MI . a .r .. 100 every lco.; BATHROOMS, eici grounds
-. ~ LII ~ u.
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HET. PLEASANT HIITART ACADEMY,
W. .--- L--L. 49,

4 -
81 slrL Si.l,Ul- iifftol. =. =.
Tile 90 tis flioT te
pareuff: Cas,ict Modern Lang Ilitntfy, hati"
na.ca Igllsh -fu-.ra alt Naual ~ctucc. 'asses IRE
also f.lsH sd u-D, Driving. Fencing -ut tlo,uiiJa.
thsIon-ht orarif"t Military Department. Riding school
ti sttf..Ii,i aDrsre aIa,s'H g. WI rvurtn IS I'D
NL~DAi. sept IJ. BINJAMIN g. ALLEN. P.-. g l1ls.
SEW-PAL1Z ACADEMY will reopen Sep
= cnbe- Il. % of,rr To- best advantage foI thorough
aud Lral r.luc. tuu. For circulars address Dr.. H. -.
IlAT1,' HER. Ntp-I. 10. =. =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-03

UTICA, y. Y.-MrS. PATS SCHOOL ion
u YOUNG LADIES. Fan EN- begins sept. H.
INVEST END lNSTiTUTE.-MrsS :. L. Cady's
w Boarding school For Young Ladies. New Haven. Conn.
XOUNG LADIES' SEMINARY, Middle own.
VOUNG LADIES wishing t0 continue studies.
and 90 south may ion class To- the Winter. Address
EMILY A iics, ocean Grove. \. J.
WORKERS, n. Y.-SCHOOL for YOUNG
LADIES. Next Hchool yrar beg sept 10. Address
Mrs. X. r. noLBROok. Niles n. D. nALsIED Trlasi,aIs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-03

MAPLE HALL INSTITUTE, Tor BOYS,
VI Janaica T. f. rnteis sept. l-t IuGlish Classics,
lr,ucn. ana German. -5-, yearly J. VlENOI
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2TR. NOi'N6'S CLASSICAL and EAt'LtSii
VI SC'-lu Eoss Established 1854. aud pc'sit ny
lo.a.,c o. ,cu ll-i. Elizabeth y. j. Wa DE reol nei
-eu;rr1usr TO-
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VEARSARGE SCHOOL FOR BOYS,

KEDERIOOK ACADEMY. KmdeihOok, n.
ES Y.Iits Cos the beet College. and ~c!r tic schools
e. H. TAYLOR =. 81, Principal. hight years Class u
.lrHctnr 81 i...llIa AcautnIA. AllOttr
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80 vounr r.adics-Country.

\ rtrr . direction of an experienced tcachc- may Do
fond o., addressing the Principal. Hiss hAi.i LYON, Sci
GIN, {. l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-03
CONSERVATORY OF MrslC.

! (UAFERACK q. - College and flud N
- River lnaututc2tfh fear. 0ieas repf ln 200 c.-
ors. - department. college f1al1rF, trri ff Isi.
cour.ef .r e.uil,Utr. for ltss C0.r. .nll IN
laeoaiurtgte degree Primary d0 fltlItnt l.,. ALHhID
/ FLAG IS. 10. d.. PRESIDENT
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-06-23

LONDON TIMES: The Turks are
incapable of representative institu-
tions and constitutional govern
mrnt. Their pretence of it, wheih.
pr honest or not, is an illusion.
They have it n either in their race
nor in their creed. nor even 10 their
circumstances 1t is the common
assumption of every speaker, ON
whatever side, that Turkey is in
this evil case. Whether she he
oppressor or oppressed, mistress of
her acIi ms or under evil posses
sion. it all ones to the same thing
that the world is seeing the last
uf Turkey. Her visible AMI awful
Changes are not those Of develops
ment, but Of dissolution.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-06-23

LATER Intelligence from South
America shows that the destruction
of life and property by the recent
earthquake and tidal wave was far
greater han was first reported. About
600 lives were lost and the property
destroyed WAS estimated AT $50, co.
900. The towns of africa, Iquiqur,
Ponta de Lobos, Fabellon de Plea,
Chanavaya, Euanilles, Tocoflla, Co.
bija, Mejilloses de Bolivia, Antofa-
1asta, ana Chanaral, are nearly all
destroyed. 1t was confined mostly
to the coast, although the town of
Tarapaca, 90 leagues inland, and the
villages of Plea, Matilda, and Cam
chones, far in the lnterlor, were more
or less ruined. The shipping of
guano from the southern deposits
will be indefinitely suspended, rs all
facilities in the way of launches,
shutes, wharves, water-condensers,
and buildings Of all kinds have been
swept away.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-06-23

NEAR the silver, mines in the hills
adjacent to Salt River valley, Arizo-
ma, a bed of anthracite coal, appa-
rently of large extent, has been re-
Gently discovered. As exposed, it is
aid, the mass is 100 feet wide and
q mile in length. Nothing is said
of the geological formation in which
this coal occurs. Possibly it may be
Of q similar description, if actually
anthracite, to the coal found in con-
tiguous state of Mexico, which oc-
curing in the triassic formation, is
said by biologists to have been con-
yerted into anthracite by compare
lively recent volcanic action.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-06-23

A VERY stringent law was acted
by the New Jersey Legislature at its
last session, putting the brake upon
locomotive engineers and firemen
who go on strike. At the late
strike on the New Jersey Central,
passengers were lett shivering, sew
eral miles from any station, in the
dead If night. If this experiment
be again repeated, the perpetrators,
under this law, will pay heavy fine
and 60 to State Prison. Another Sec
ton of the act provides that: "No
man who takes the place of IA striker
shall be intimidated, nor shall any
attempt be made to induce him to
abandon his engine while making n
trip"
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-06-23
STATE NEWS.

Rover received his sentence yes
serday.
The five prisoners who escaped
from Jail at Winnemucca have all
been recaptured.
Seven hundred bars of base bullion
from Tybo we're received at the rail-
road depot the other day.
The Leopard Company of Cornu-
coma shipped Wednesday three bars
of bullion valued at $4,000 70
james Trevallian dropped dead in
Eureka IN the 18th, aged 81. lie
had been drinking hard of late, and
died of heart disease.
A special dispatch to the Eureka
Republican says that Crozier has
failed in his appeal, and will hang.
As the Supreme Court has not yet
passed upon the case, or ut least have
not advised TIE authorities here that
An opinion has been filed, the Repub-
leans special must he mistaken-
GSllver State.
Uncle John Gibbons informs us
that the vein in which gold was dis
covered in Jefferson Canyon is rapid
~ assuming the character Of a silver
bearing vein. II has widened out to
width of four feet and carries ore
which RANGES in value in silver from
$500 to $1,000 per ton. Develop
mcnts on the vein indicate that il
will prove permanent mine Il Aus
tin Reveilie.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-06-23


TIE Union League Club of New
York have formally Endorsed the
policy of President Hayes. The
club is composed of the leaders of
the Republican party in New York,
and its Endorsement means that there
is no serious break in the party in
the Empire State. Ben Butler and
other disappointed politicians who
are unable to secure Offices for
drunken ncphews, may attempt to
create opposition to President Hayes
when Congress reassembles; but the
great mass Of the grand old party of
freedom and human rights, will stand
by their leaders.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-06-23
Want Of Confidence.

On Tuesday the French Chamber
of Deputies adopted the following
preamble and declaration, by vote
of 1863 against 1853:
WHEREAS. The ministry formed
MAY II. under the presidency of
Duke de Bioglie. was called to the
direction of public affairs contrary
to the law of the majority. VIII Gu is
the leading principal of parlia-
mentary government. and has. since
assuming office, avoided giving ex-
plantations to the national repre-
senta'ives; whereas, it has upset
the administration to cherish uni-
versal suffrage by all means at its
disposal; whereas. it represents
merely u coalition Of monarchists
guided by Inspirations from the
clerical parry; whereassit has al
lowed attacks on national represent
aiives and incitements TO violation
OF law to pass unpublished; whereas,
on all these grounds it imperi|s
peace aud order and disturbs bust
ness and general interests; there
fore. the House declares that the
ministry does not possess tie conf
dence of the nation.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-06-23

G. K. FITCH of the SIN Francisco
Bulletin, brought q libel suit in the
Third District Court of San Francisco,
June 10Th, against the propiietors OF
the Chronicle for alleging that plain
tiff had sold out the influence Of the
paper to Central Pacific Railroal
Company. Dnmages are laid in the
sum of $4,000.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-06-23
Telegraphic Paragraphs.

The commission of A. V. Dockery
OF North Carolina as Consul at Leeds
has been signed.
The examination exercises at the
Annapolis naval academy were con-
cluded Wednesday.
The new rules of the Union hotel
at Saratoga have elected voluminous
comments from the Eastern press.
Genera Butler lectured Tuesday
night in New York for the benefit of
poor Catholic congregations.
DR.. Lindermsn is en- route to this
coast.
Mr.. Short, the inventor of carpet
looms, committed sulci ie at New
Brunswick, New Jersey, Tuesday
night.
John j. Townsend. counsel for
William NJ. Tweed, has made public
the history Of the negotiations fol-
the release of Tweed.
At the Shields Guard celebration
at Auburn, New York, Wednesday,
Wade Hampton made a speech. He
invited immigration, and pledged a
hospltable, hearted reception
to all VIII, go TO South Carolina.
TIE New York Times says that
Sel'gman's friends have cooled down
considerably, and thinks there will
be no pubic meeting called.
Eleven Molly MaguUes were exc
cuted in Pennsylvania Thursday.
Louis Curry, James Hall and A. j.
Allen, accused of horse stealing in
the Black Hills, were hanged 10y u
mob Wednesday night.
Indians are again raidlng the Black
Hills valleys.
The Austrian army will occupy
Servia If she espouses the cause OF
Russia.
The war feeling is strengthening
in Gree e.
Dastardly outrages are being com
mi,ted by the Russians in Asia Nj
nor.
The capitalists and Catholics Of
France sympstlzs with MacMth
The Russian government has pur-
chased the monster Klupp gun made
for thu Philadelphia exhi htipn.
The Turks were defeated Thursday
in five hours fight With the Monte
negrins, and the Russians claim vic
tory over them III Asia Minor.
H3nnrs still shower upon General
Grant in England.
Before the close of this session OF
the English Parliament it Will pro-
vide for contingencies.
The Sultan Is counsele. to make
peace Immediately.
In the Senate the discussion upon
the question of dissnlving the French
Chamber of Deputies commenced
yesterday.
The Blackfee Iniians have been
committing murders on The line of
the Canadian P,.'itic railway.
The Grover investigtt commit
tee sailed from San Francisco for
Oregon Wednesday.
The troops have been withdrawn
from Sitka, and the citizens appre-
bend trouble with the Indians
A letter from Lewiston states that
the Indians killed every white man
on Salmon river, but spared the
women aud children.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-06-23

TIE trial of the De Youngs on al,
indictment for libelling Sargent and
Page is progressing at Placerville,
California, Alexander Campbell of
San Francisco is counsel for defend
ants, and the prosecution is conduct
ed by District Attorney George II.
lngham, G. j. Carpenter and Mr..
Blanchard.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-06-23
THE NEE PIERCE WAR.

The Indian outbreak in Northern
Idaho has already resulted in the
death Of about twenty citizens, so far
as reported, aud twenty-seven SOL
diers, including Captain Theller.
The dispatches tell US that Captain
Perry with 100 troops and some vol
unteers, all well mounted, attacked
the Indians; that upon the first fire
of the Indians the soldiers broke
ranks and retrcated, and that the
officers could not rally them and
make them face the fire. The In
dams pursued them sixteen miles,
firing upon them constantly. 1t is
stated that they were followed by $50
Indians who were well armed, and
that their fire was very effective.
THIS affair affords another instance
of the lack of the peculiar discipline,
tactics, or bravery of regular troops
for Indian warfare. The red warriors
Of the Pacific coast have ,-lways held
regular troops in contempt, and il
must be confessed that the army have
on various occasions failed To remove
this feeling from the savage breast
Probably panic caused the totality OF
the Custer massacre. If the brave
Custer had commanded the same
plumber of experienced mountaineers,
we believe he would have cut his way
through the besetting hosts and es-
capped.
The greatest activity prevails in
military circles and troops are being
hurried to the scene of hostilit rs
from all points on this coast, and
very soon ampl. forces will be in the
field. If regular troops cannot he
had in sufficient number, hardy and
tired volunteers can be raised near
the seat of war. We think few
weeks at most will suffice to subdue
the hostiles and restore peace.
We feel quite sure that the num-
Der OF Indians in arms is greatly over
estimated. From our knowledge of
the Nez Perces we are satisfied that
the main portion of the tribe will re-
main friendly. Perhaps two or three
hundred effective men will be all the
hostiles can muster, and even these
are 50 much inclined to peace that
resistance on their part will neither
be very determined nor continued.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-06-23

A REMARKABLE food Preservative
has been patented by DR.. j. W. Da-
yenport of Dallas, Texas. IL is SIM
ply fluid which may be prepared
at cost If four cents per barrel, and
it Is claimed that all kinds Of fruits,
vegetables and meats immersed in it
will be kept fresh for an indefinite
period. The New Orleans Democrat
says green corn which had been i'm
mersed in it for twelve months, When
boiled, could not be distinguished
from the corn that had been gathered
that morning; mutton and pork chops
placed in this pickle several weeks
previously, when cooked, were found
to have preserved all their original
freshness and flavor.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-06-23

ASSESSOR VI NTRosE, whose bust
ness leads him into ali parts of ceun-
tv, reports that the crops everywhere
are looking splendid, and that the
ranchcrs are happy and content. He
says hay promises an extraordinary
yield. and that the gram is fully up
10 the most hopeful anticipations.-
(Gen,,a News.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-06-23

And in accordance with law. and an order OF
the Boar Of Trustees made on the 9th day
of April. 1877, 81 many shares Of each parcel
Of such stack n my be necessary VIII BE- sold
At public auction, at the Office Of the com.
pany, opposite the Rhode Island Mill. Main
street. Gold Hill. Storey county, nevada, on
SATURDAY. the 30th day of June, A d. 1877,
at the hoa OF / O'Clock p. NJ Of said day, to
pay said delinquent assessment thereon. to-
re her with costs Of u. vertising and expenses
OF sale.
"A. MOTTA. Secy.
Office-Opposte Rhode Island mill, Main
street, Gold Hill, Nevada.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-06-23

President Hayes hits the nail on
the head in !avoring rhe remnnetizl-
lion Of silver coin. That is peoples
measure. The narrower the basis of
paper circulation. the harder it is for
the people. Gold is the arisrocracy
- silver the yeomnnry-of the ex-
change. The former is for the cap
it,lists and money changers, the lat
ter tor the hard handed producers.
without whom there is no inrre Sc
no subsistence in the land. The
President ranges himself on the
popular side in tlis matter The de-
mo citation ut 81 yer is trick for
the benefit of the mli"naires, not
tor that Of the people, Richmond
Dispatch.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-06-23

MONEY The money market is
more active han it has been for
some time. TIE advance in stocks
called out large number of fresh
loaus anil the demand still c,u'in-
ues. Mortgages On good real estate
security are negotiated at nine per
cent. while the range on miscel
hneous securities is from eight TO
ten Per cent. according to time.
The facilities for conducting the
stock business are greater than they
have heretofore been for long
while the disiru.t AMI reluctance
gu the part OF the banks to furnish
accommodations to brokers being
entirely removed by the healthy
tome exhibited by the stock market.
i st ok Report.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-06-23

HEAVY SUIT. - w. G. Record, who
was arrested for embczzlement while
acting agent of the Central Pacific
Railroad Company at Winnemucca,
has brought suit against the railroad
in the District Court Of this county
for 500 900 damages, for false arrest
and imprisonment. Gen. r. NJ. Clark,
of Carson, is counsel for plaintiff
Reno Journal.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-06-23

A NEW MINING APPARATUS
Messrs. Duhem & Bennett, of Dem
yer. have Invented a machine for
washing gold In localities where
water is scarce, and enough cannot
be obtained for siuicing, or where it
would he TOO expensive tudn 50. The
machine is now under construction
at Denver, and will probably weig !,
when completed, without the engine
or boiler, nearly $500 d 'unds. 1t has
bee1 named the Dry Placer Anslga-
mator. The inventors have bt en-
working at it patiently for wear
past, and several scientists who have
examined their apparatus pronounce
it II complete surcess. The working
capa"ity of the machine will he
about eight hundred pans of dirt per
hour Mining Record.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-06-23

WELL informed Nevada politi
clans say that If il be true that Jones
has Topped squarely over to the
greenback party he has materially
lessen' Il his chances for re- lection
from the Silver State. II this con-
nection the pame Of Judge r. $.
M-sick, of Virginia City il fire.
qnently mentioned as the B1nanza
candidate FIR Jones place Sharon
AMI the railroads, it is said, will
also favor Mesick = S +. Exchange.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-06-23
SETTLE UP.

UDHILLIP GEYER OF THE SILVER CITY
II Brewery, requests all those indebted 70
HIM to make i'm mediate payment ana sheluy
save collectors costs. Commence sae NV
year with D balanced ledger.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-06-23
NEW TODAY.
GRAND JURORS.

vBNHr GRAND JURY OF LYON COUNTY
4 are hereby tined to meet at the Court
Rouse, Dayton. at 10 o'clock A M, THURS
DAY, June %. 1877. Fer ord T.
j H. JAQUA, Foreman.
A. D. HopGEs, Secretary.
Dayton June 81, 1877.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-06-23

Mount Hood, Oregon, was in a
state of eruption June list.
, 1877-04-16
En4htonAhln Isenaetlles.


This following statistics illustrate the tendency
which has prevailed for ths last few yoata 70 make
. run on certain soyoFits remedies. In 1888 the
central Pha mac epteal Establishment Of tbs Paris.
Ian hospitals furnished 298 pounds OF chlufoform:
In 1875 tho quantity had n4an 10 0lU pounds.
The increase Of choral from 1860 TO 1875 wA4
from 1O pounds 10 12u pounds. Bromide OF pota.-
siuu, y pounds in ladS, 600 pounds in 1875;
uaorphlne,. pound onuces tn 1b55,
20 pounds In 1885. The progress In alcohol, con-
staeted u thera apeutcAl agent, especially wos.
thy Of notice.. Hatweeh 1s15 and 1873 tho con.
sumption 81 alcohol In the hosptsls increased from
], .7U 10 40. 900 quarts, brandy dnes not appear
on tbs list until 1b.2. whsa four quarts sup
piled. In 1873 tho 9uanttty had risen to I. l0a
rate Of progression during Tho same Tins,
frun Us 10 s. .D33 quarts. A remarkable
fact brought to light by Shsss statistics 10 that in
proportion A. alcohol roso lceehes fell Up to tho
yuaf 1880 l, 00O OU0 lacches wesu annually SUP.
uIled to tho EaElaAn hospitata: during thu last
twelve years the annult supply has been about
81, 600. II IL to bo horuo In mind that the a1ti.
phlogtstlo and contra. sttmutant methods bAa
been chfedy applied 70 cases OF more Of
lexs prolonged fabtile excitement. sub
ssqusutiy giving rise ~ considerable
depression, In other words. to typhus aud typhoid
frYsrs. 30 1ouY ~ thu doctrines UY BFoQA4alt tn.
husuced French practice. depletion And starving
were continued throughout ths whnla course OF
such cAsls. The returns from the Central Depot
show that French practitioners have gradually &C.
copied the views eutAEtAined In this country, and
now adopt moderate stimulation conblns1 With
support In tAses which Neso formerly treated BY
tho lAnest and ths lseeh.