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SOUTH CAROLINA.
The Recent Political Outrages.
Attorney General Devens OOrders
a Strict Investigation.

been made by two parties in South Carolina,
charged with violation of the laws in regard to
the exercise of the elective franchise. the fo-
lowing despatch was today sent to the United
States Attorney at Charleston by Attorney
General Devens:
DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE
Washington, d. g., Oct. 26 1873 I
To L. c. Northrop. U. S. Attorney at Charleston,
d. G.:
want no traficking or guarantees, but ju-
dicial investigation of an outrage alleged to
have been committed upon our unoffending
people in the exercise of their rights as citizens
of the Uuited States
CHARLES DEvENs,
ATTORNEY General
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European Markets.

LONDON, October 26.-12.30 P. M.-Consols "a LIS
for money and 94a for account.
LONDON, October 26-12.3O P M-Ameriean secu-
rities-United States bonds, CTS, 1915 new IS 1O6
new 4ps, 1853; 1O-40s, at 1914; Erie l64.
LONDON, October 26-1.3) P. M.-Consols at 94a for
money and 81 3-l6 for account.
LIVERPOOL, October 26-12.3O P. M-Cotton ia
fiat and irregular; Middling uplands at I5-16d; do
Orleans at 6sd; sales 5000 bales including 1000 bales
for speculation and export; receipts 5000 bales, all
American.
Futures weaker fee sellers at last quotations; o.
tober delivery at 15-l6d also 1892; October and
November at 1892.
Flour at 10 q %; Winter Wheat at a 10; do
Spring at q s. California averages at 81 q -;
club at 9 q 10 /; Corn at % 233 Peas at 80 6.
Provisions, &c-Pork at 45; Beef 81 6; Bacon 81 "a
so; Lard at IS. Cheese at As. Tapow at 81 6. At
London Tallow at 36 q $50.
PARIS Oct. 25.-Rentes 112 50.
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Minister Layard theoretically insists upon
the execution of the convention between the
Forte and England abolishing the sale and
importation of slaves. Mr.. Layard demands
the freedom of the slaves who recently took
refuge at the British consulate.
The Russian general staff has printed
I0Oo copies OF new Afghan Russian
dictionary for use of army officers.
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MEMORANDA.

Brig Long Reach was at anchor at Joe Fogler 23d
(not ashore, as previously reported1 Her foremost
was cut away to prevent going ashore. She will be
towed to Philadelphia tor repairs.
Brig Suwanee Sawyer, from Glasgow for Dema-
rara put into Greenock 9th inst, damaged.
Sch Webster Bernard, Turner, from Providence for
Philadelphia, foued with a schr at Dutch Island Har-
Dor 23d, during the gale, and lad boat stove and
mainsail torn,
The wreck OF schr Eta A Simpson was towed in
to Vineyard-Haven goth.
Sch Aldine, Dennison, from Point-a-Pitre for Pha-
delphia. with sugar, put into Delaware Breakwater
25th with loss OF foremost, boat and manmast, and
cargo badly damaged.
Sch Gen Howard. while proceeding down the Ken
nebec 2lst, from Gardiner. with lumber, struck a
rock and sprung aleak. The leak was stopped by
divers.
Ship Ida Lily has arrived at Richmond, Me, where
she is to undergo extensive repairs.
Sch nj Marrett is undergoing repairs at Boothbay
and is to be fitted for the West India fruit trade
~ See general news columns for other reports.
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England Complains of the Sale of Arms
to Rusaia

NEW YORK, Oct. ga London despatch
says it is understood that the action of the Rus
slams in buying and building ships of war and
contracting for supplies of munitions of war in
the United States, has formed the subject of a
recent correspondence between the MARQUIS of
Salisbury and the American Secretary of State.
in which the former takes a very high tone and
insists that the United States will be held to a
down on the question of neutrality by Secre-
tary Evafts's predecessor, and which received a
formal sanction in the three rules adopted nv
the Joint Commission at Geneva.
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For New England
A Cheeky suit.

PORTSMOUTH, Oct. 26-Henry f. Dixon who
recently eloped with married woman, leaving
several unpaid bills, for which he was arrested
at Sherbrook, Conn at the request of the City
Marshal of this city, and who was afterward
let Oft because of some informali ties, has sued
the officers at Sherbrook, alleging false im-
prisonment
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ASIA.

Reconnaitre of the Afghan Defe ces-Tbe
Ameer Preparing for War;
BOMBAY, Oct 26. The Times of India says
the fortress of Ali Musjid has been reconnoi-
tired. Fifteen guns were seen in position but
the entertainments are poor. the Afghan fac
tories are reported actively at work Converting
muzzle loading rifles into breech leaders. It is
reported that 30 of Ameer's troops are diving
ordered, o 'e'J na' ueeh
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DIED.

In this city, Oct Goth, Earle Chester Ruby son of
VIM. W. and Sarah n. Ruby, aged months and "a
days.
Funeral services this afternoon at p O'clock from
their residence, No. % Pearl street.
In Springvae, 25th inst, George Emerson, only son
of Arthur S. and Edith G. Bird, aged 4 months
and 16 days.
In Bath. Oct. 49, Mrs. Catharine wife of John Con-
nelly, aged 60 years.
In Bath, Oct. "a, George G. Williams, aged SO years
months.
In Bath, Oct. IS, Mr. JAS Oliver, aged 81 years,
In Saco, Oct. 10, Elizabeth Hodgdon aged 81 years
months.
In Gardiner, Oct. ~, Mrs. Emily S. Hill, aged 10
years,-wdow OF Thos. A. Hill of Bangor.
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E,yI.rd Tbank. ,I,e suItau.

Lord Salisbury has sent despatch to Minis
ter Layard expressing the satisfaction of Her
Majesty's government at the Snltan's reply in
regard to the British schemes of sref forms in
Asia Minor. Prince Lebanoff has sent note
to the Port acknowledging the responsibility Of
Russia for the Bulgarian excuses. and that
Rustia will take active measures against the
Bulgarian Eruption into Macedonia.
Germany and the Vatican.
ROME, Oct. 26-It is thought the probable
negotiations between Germany and the vati-
can may be discontinued in consequence OF the
difficulty of effectiug compromise acceptable
both to the Vatican and the German ultra.
montanes,
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"CoNGREss," the Oldest and largest selling baking
powder in New England its success to its puri
ty, and the good luck that every cook has when
using Congress in baking.
Dyspeptics can eat warm biscuits made from Con-
gress Yeast Powder without distressing them.
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METEOROLOGICAL.

INDICATIONS FOR THE NEXT TWENTY-FoUR
HOURS.
EessaEA WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNALl
OFFICER, Washington, DC,
Oct. %, Il A. M.))
For New England
cloudy, rainy weather, warm, southerly. yeer-
ing to much colder northwest winds, followed
by rising barometer.
Cautlonary signals from New Haven to East.
mort
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Receipts of Main. Contra, R.e
Daily Domestic Receipt..

PORTLAND Oct. 2j.
For Portland, 20 cars miscellaneous mercbandise.
for connecting roads 43 miscellaneous merchan,
disc, S'''''ii-
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Serious Illness of Bayartl TavIor

NEW YORK; Oct. pa cable special saws
na saya1a Iay0f has
extraction of IA litres of water. Hs ia i'm, ,no
proving, though he has been seriously iii. "
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FIs II ERMEN.

Ar at Halifax 23d, sch Ida & Lizzie, Mcdonald,
Portland for P E Island.
AR at Port Mulgrave MS, oath, sch E K Dresser,
from North Bay for Portland.
Passed north, sch n NJ Morren, for Boothbay.
At Pirate Harbor oath, sch II Prescott, FIN Portland
for P K Island.
In the Straits sch Mary Augusta, Of Ellsworth.
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lsales of the Brokers' Board, Oct. 26l
First Call
122 Eastern Rairad 10
Boston & Maine Railroad. 106
Portland. Saco q Portsmouth R. r, IN SS
Boston q Name Railroad 7s.............-@ 1I61
Second Call.
$4,000 Eastern Railroad 34s....,.,,,,,, II
Sales' at Auction. 81
Is Boston and Maine Railroad ,,..,,1 O6a
10 Augusta Gaslight Co. ................,... ~
$4,000 Wlscasset. (Me.) Town Is, 1885, NJ L.....,.95
$4,000 Bston q Maine Railroad rs, 1894. ......1l6
Second Board
Boston q Maine Railroad. 106
% Eastern Railroad ........,.,,,.,.... IA
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Clearing House Transactions.

PORTLAND, October rs.
The Clearing House of the Portland Banks report
the transaction OF business as follows to-day:
SlosS EAcnaDses'''''''.. Sol 20
N6G balances. :.......:............. 266l5 AZ
Transactions for the week ending Oct. 26:
VIosS EAcHduSes'. S544 SC6 CT
Net baahces '''.''................ 1885, 80
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higher; good heavy shipping at 20 IS; light at
% a 8 10; packing 80 "a 15-all sold
Cattle-receipts GAO head; shipments 40 head;
natives scarce and dull at so q q 90; butchers in
fair demand; Cows 90 a 2 80; Steers at at so G2
90: Western at 2 60 a go.
Sheep-recepts none; shipments 600 head; market
lower; common at 225 q 2 81; good to prime 90 a
q 60.
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MARRIED.

In Bath, Oct. 20, Herbert T. Norton and Miss Fan
In Bath, Oct. %, Orlando A. Wallace and Miss
CLARA E. Beauker Of PhipsbuTg.
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Boston stock Market.

BY water conveyance-1OOO bush corn meal to G
W True & Co. ~ "
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Attempted Wife Murder.

James McGlorn was arrested tonight chare ed
with attempting to burn up his wife. She was
in bed from injuries received at his hands,
Comm in drunk be set fire to the bedding and
the woman rushed into the street enveIoped in
flames which were with difficulty extinguished,
Her Injuries are considered fatal,
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FROM MERCHANTs' EXCHANGE.

Ar at Palermo prev to 23d inst, brig Motley Smith,
New York.
AR at Genoa prev to 25th inst, barque Nina Shell
don, Bigley, New York.
Ar at Seville 18th, brig Ellen H Munroe, Moore,
New York.
Ar at Lisbon prev to 18th inst brig Kossack. Smith
New York.
Ar at Havre oath inst, ship Merom, Lowell, from
New York.
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NEW YORK.
A Thieves Den,

NEW YORK, Oct. ga thieves den has
been discovered in Seventh Avenue, in which
was found an immense quantity of iswelry,
Silks and miscellaneous articles valued at sew
eral thousand dollars, including six solitaire
DIAMOND rings. Two Or three of thieves have
also been arrested
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California Mining Stocks,

Chicago Cattle Market
shipments 5000 head market fairly active and shade
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PORT OF PORTLAND.
saturday, DC. 20.

saturday, DC. 90.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Francona, Bragg, New York-passen-
gers and mdse to Henry Fox,
Ba que Tuck-Sing, (Br) Marshall Bordeaux, in
ballast, to Chase. Leavitt & Co.
Sch Good Intent, Wilcox, Lubec.
Sch City of Ellsworth, Grant. EllswoTth-lumber
Sch Geo Washington. Rolf Boothbay.
Sch John w Paige, Haley, Kennebec for Baltimore
Sch Hector, Higgins, Kennebec tor Baltimore.
CLEARED.
Sch Perry, Look, Havana-Phnney s. Jack
son.
Sch Elliot L Dow, Ryley, Hamilton. (Bermuda)-
Knight 81 Whdden.
Sch Frank Skillings, McVape. Grand River, PEI.
Sch W A Morrell, Kelley, New York; l Libby
& Co.
Sch Bramhall, Hamilton, New York Emery &
Fox.
Sch Chalcedony, ingalls,, Machias-Nathl Blake.
Sch Ella. Squirting. Bluehl-Nath'l Blake.
Sch Hero, Mcdonald, BaDgor-S W Thaxter.
sunday, Oct. 81.
ARRIVED.
Sch VIM Rice, Pressey, New York.
Sch Darius Eddy, Green, Boston.
Sch Josephine. Bunker. Cape Ann.
Sch Meteor, Parker, Gloucester.
BELOW-About 80 coasters from the east bound
west.
BaIque Sarah Hobart, 507 tons, built at Freeport
in 1864, now at Boston. has been purchased by Geo
Ropes, tor the African trade.
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rah j. Hood
In Jefferson, Oct. 10. Geo H. Moore of Cambridge
aud Miss Annie NJ. Fowler of Jefferson.
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New House for Sale.
One-half of double House No. no Congress Street
now completed and ready for occupancy. Said house
is first class in every respect. Dining room sitting
room. bath room and kitchen finished in hard wood
Plumbed for hot and cold water. White marble
nantes. CRATES. &C. &c Cemented cellar and
everything first class, aud will be sold at very low
price, Enquire of A. M. SMITH
aul9sneodtf End of Portland Peir
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Oct 1, lat 90 10 n, Ion 40 10 W, ship w Grace
Black, from New York for San Francisco
Oct 7, Oft Backwater Lightship, ship Belle o. Brion
from Liverpool for New York.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-10-24
Another Kerosene Tragedy.

Another Of those fearful acci.
dents which result from the care
less use of kerosene, but which, let
them be repeated never so often,
carry no warning, occurred at East
Los Angeles on tuesday evening.
Mira. West, the wife Of the builder
of that name, about s o'clock on
that evening, as usual, comm enced
to light a fire to prepare supper,
but the kindling not igniting read.
IIy, she Procured the coal oil can,
aud as she was pouring oil on the
embers the fluid caught fire, ex
ploded the eau aud envoIoped the
poor woman in flames. Mrs Eos
ter and other neighbors, hearing
the explosion, rushed in, but be-
fore they could extinguisu the
flames, Mrs. Vests clothing was
all consumed and the body, from
the hips upward, was literally
cooked. The lower limbs were not
SO severely burned az the tendency
OF the flames was upward. Her
hair, eye brows ana eye lashes
were burned Off but the eyes es.
capped DR.. Harmon WAS sum
moned; and, although he used
every remedy known to his art, tie
unfortunate woman, after ltnger-
ing five hours, the latter three in
Intense agony, died.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-10-24

The impressive ceremonials in
Chinatown ended last night. The
cap-sheaf was put upon the grand
eur of the programme by three fat
priests, all dressed in red surplices
and black gowns, and with hats
surmourited by sort OF little bra 8
tower. One of these high dignita-
ries drOoled out something like a
Chinese Gregorian chant, another
beat time with O stick on some-
thing that looked little like a
shell and more like shoemaker's
lapstone, while the third hung
that he was there Father for orna
ment than utiIity. Night heflrr
last they formally, aud with great
parade, blessed the town, and W,
suppose that by sun down to-day
they will have blessed 1t by theli
absence. as they are dignitsries oI
great note, imp brted all the way
from San Francisco, at great ex
pen,e.
Great stacks OF railroad ties are
the first things that meet the eye
ol weary trav les coming iutu
Yuma from the eastward When
he sees these Indications Of railroad
progress the Arizouiau, bound on u
visit to his old home in the States,
feels within him a hope OF finding,
on his return, siee ling Car to
carry him up the Gila; he feels thui
Arizona is hsiug made "a Country"
Yuma Sentinel
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-10-24
Premium Donations.

The Horticultural Society paid a
large humber of premiums yester.
day, and received donations from
the following successful compet-
itors:
Dotter & Bradley, on furniture.
$37; o. N. Caldwell, of Carpenteria,
on fruits, $40; II. He nsch, on har-
ness, $S; VIM. Butts, of Sonoma
county, on dried fruits, Sc; John
rorrey, of Westminster, on apples,
SIS; j. de Barth Shorb, on wines, So;
Mrs. Il. Shaw, on needle work, "a;
Albert e. Sanford, of Pomona, on
scroll saving, So; s. A. Waldron,
of Florence, on farm products. So;
DR.. o. Fl. Cougar, of Pasadena, on
fruits, So; Timothy Rowan, gopher
trap, 81. Total donations thus far,
sos.
The Secretary requests us to urge
those entitled to premiums TO call
at once at his Office The diplomas
will not bs ready for delivery until
the latter part of next week.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-10-24
SUPREME COURT.
WEDNESDAY,, Oct. 23d.

w NEDNESOAft oCb' @ou.
Court met pursuant to adjourn.
ment.
Present-Wm. T. Wallace, C. J. !;
J. y. Crockett, j.; A. l.. Rhodes.
j.; a. G. Niles, j.; E. w. McKin-
stry, J.; d. B. Woolf, Clerk
5495-Parnell ct al vs. Yoakum
ct al.-Coutinued. No appear
ance.
558l-Putnam vs. Clark ct al
On motion of Houghton for re-
spondent and stipulation on file, or
dered that the appeal herein be and
the same is hereby dismissed.
6247-Jackson We. Ls Bar ct al
Argued by Boyer for appellant and
Paris for respondent and cause SUBJ
mitted.
6l62 and 6250-Csdd vs.. Clark
Motion to dismiss the appeal here
in withdrawn. Cause argued by
Rowell & Paris for appellant and
Waters for respondent and judp-
ment and order affirmed. with ten
per cent. damages. Remittitur
forthwith.
6l63 aud 6250-Berry VS.. Clark. -
Motion to dismiss ths appeal here
In withdrawn. Cause argued by
Rowell & Paris for appellant and
Waters for respondent aud judy
ment and order affirmed, with ten
per cent. damages. Remittitur
forthwith.
6256-Sterling vs. Whaley Ar.
gued by Rolfe for defendant and ap-
pellant and Paris for plaintiff and
respondent and cause submitted.
6257-Sterling vs.. Whaley.-Ar-
gued by Paris for plaintiff and ap
pellant and Rolfe for defenda Mt aud
respondent and cause submitted.
5520-Orena vs. Dewlapey.-Ar-
gued by Stratton for appellant and
Richards for respondent and cause
submitted,
Court adjourned until tomorrow
at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
Omitted from minutes of October
18th, 1873:
5696-Merle VS.. Thorpe. Appeal
dismissed without costs by stipula-
ton filed this day.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-10-24
Take Care Of Your Eyes.

Persons having a tendency to
weakness of sight, or those expert
encing unusual fatigue of the eyes
In reading, or similar occupation
requiring close vision, should re-
sort to the aid of glasses immedi-
ately. Nothing is gained by wait
Ing and much may be lost. But it
Is important to have the right
kind of glasses. Do not buy them
Of venders who have no knowledge
Of optical science, but go to Hirsch-
field, the practical optician, who
will give you a pair Of glasses that
will suit you, whether your case be
weak sight, old sight, near sight or
astigmatism.
PHIL. HIRsCHFELD.
Dealer In books, stationery fancy
and optical goods, II Main street,
Dowuey Block. s271m.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-10-24
HAVE BABIES A LANGUAGE?
A Novel idea by Local ssvant.

1t Is an undisputed fact that
many philosophers and scientists
In oil ages, not excluding the en-
iightened nineteenth century, have
believed that birds, beasts and
other members of the animal king
dom, have a language in which
they converse aud communicate to
each other their wants and desires,
hopes and fears, pleasures and
pains. 1t is well-known that natur-
allsts are at loss to account for
the rapidity, unanimity and per.
feet discipline with which ants are
known to act, and that the only
plausible theory is that they have
at least a code of signals based upon
the sense of touch. Who that has
heard the bird twitteriug in the
leafy branches to its mate, has not
been impressed with the conviction
that loves signal was understood?
Many of our readers are doubt.
less familiar with the story of the
Egy ptian King, who, to solve dis
pute AS to which was the original
language, had a child taken at
birth AMI placed in cave, where it
was nurtured by goat, and not
permitted to hear the sound of a
human voice. After specified
lapse of time, the child was visited
by wise men, and uttered certain
sounds; those sounds were identi.
fed AS being peculiar to one of the
ancient languages, and that Ian
guago was accepted as the oldest
and mother tongue.
| Que of our local savans, after
long study upon the question, has
become thoroughly mbued with
the idea, aud demonstrates it with
great plausibility, that there is a
language peculiar 10 babies-a gift
directly from their Creator-whjch.
although Understood by the babv
world, is as q sealed book to adui,
minds, simply for the want Of lit-
tie attention to the noises and
sounds uttered by the little dar-
lings. He claims that he can un-
derstand, and he understood by,
any infant less than six months
old. After that age, he says that
they generally become ohservant,
and attempr to initiate the sounds
they hear around them, and thus
create, as it were, Babel.like cou-
fusion of tongues. This baby talk,
says our savant, Ia the same In
which Adam couversed with Eve,
was old when the sianscrit was
young, and is the root Of all the
forms of speech known to man. He
has codified, as it were, these in.
fantile utterances, and will tell you
which means II am hungry,n
which "a pin is sticking me,u
which II don't like that other
baby" and so on through the cata-
logue of infantile expressions.
May not this theory be correct?
Are there any conclusive reasons
10 urge against 1t; aud may not
iond mothers hope to be soon able
to learn with dptiniteness the
wants nf their little offspring, in
stead of groping bIindly IN the dark
for some unknown cause of dis
comfort?
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-10-24
Well Toned System s.

Systems toned and renovated with
Hostetters Stomach Bitters are most ef-
fectually defended from disc ase. That
supreme invigurant soon overcomes that
dist essing feebleness consequent upon
ailments which impoverish the blon
and relax the muscles. Vigor. appetite,
sleep, return to the wasted frame, and
every physical faculty gains greater ac-
tivity through It's benign influence. Nor
is this all, for the Bitters have most
genial and cheering IF ct upon the
mind OF the respondent invalid, which
IS the natural effect of the increased
bodi y vitality which they produce.
Nervous symptoms disappear in conse-
quence of the use of this medicine, and
the evil consequences sure to result from
prematui decay Of the physical ener-
giles are averted. Dyspepsia, liver com :
plant. rheumatic ailments, urinary and
uterine Irregularities, malarial diseases,
and many other disorder ID conditi ms of
the system are remedied by the Bitters.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-10-24
PHILADELPHIA Brewery.

Beer has Falstaffiian effect, as
Henry We'll, the brewer of the
Philadelphia Brewery, will testify.
Good beer makes muscle and fat,
and all the regular patrons Of the
Philadelphia Brewery are strong
and healthy. 1t makes the sick
we'll and the healthy stronger;
physic Is unnecessary and doctors
are played out, if you use the Phil
adeiphia beer. Leave orders at the
bre very or send them by mail. De-
livered free to any part of the city.
aug24 tt.