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and have Secretaries, Q,
OF whom one is q native Of China and the
other, DR.. D. B. McCortle, is citizen OF
the United States, who has spent many
years In China and three years in Japan.
There are four interpreters and nine at
taches, beside a number of servants, To-
oluding two tailors, one barber, three
cooks and four ohsIr-bearers. japan
has already legation at Pekin. The
establishment OF diplomatic relations
between China and Japan is believed to
point to cooperation for their mutual
Interests for the correction Of the preju-
dicial policy fastened on the two nations
by the Western Powers.
The Committee OH Expenditures,
in the Departmet OF Justice, to-day
agreed to report favorabiy upon the bill
allowing United States District Attol'
neys to employ assistants in important
cases in which the interest of the United
States is involved.
The Committee took like action upon
Durham's bill, fixing the compensation
OF United States Marshsls and their
deputies. The bill, as amended, pro
Yides shat the compensation OF Mar.
and that of deputies IS per day, while
actually employed. Amy Marshal pro
curing from u deputy a report OF 8
larger amount that he has paid said
deputy, files a receipt and procures
credit ior Its amount in the settlement
of his account, shall be liable to indict-
meut, and upon conviction shall be fined
not less than $1O0 nor more than $1,000
and be imprisoned not less than one
year nor more than years, or both.
The Dean-Field Contest.
The arguments in the contested
elecion case OF Messrs. Dean ant
Field, OF Massachusetts, having beel
concluded, a report Is in order. Th'
subcommittee having the matter il
charge is, however, hopeIessly divided
upon the question as to who OF the tWt
contestants is entitled to the seat.
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SOUTHERN RAIL WAY.
Cincinnati Southern Railway
OFFICE OF BOARD OF TRUSTEES

OFFICE OF BOARD OF TRUSTEES
ClECIkRATI SOUTHERN RAILWAY,
CINCINNATI, Jan. ~, 1878.
A1OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the Trustees OF the Cincinnati Southern
Railway will attend In their office, No. 70 " eSt
Vhird street, on MONDAY, January %, 1873,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock A. N. and
O'Clock Z NJ, with Il printed copy OF form
OF contract for completing and leasing said
railway, and containing the conditions on
Wlloh said railway will be let and held, to
hear sucn suggestions and objections aa may
be urged in regard to the proposed conditions.
Said hearing will commence at the time and
place above stated, and will continue between
The same hours for three days, and Tor such
further time as the Trustees shall deem neces-
Sary. ,. 49,, -
chants, manufacturers, capitalists ana clti-
zcns generally, 70 give prompt attention TO
this matter, and that they take the necessary
steps to secure contract to complete and
lease the railway in the interests OF Llnc'nnatl'
BY order of the Board
MILES GREENWOOD, Pres't.
Attest: II. IL. IATEh, Sec'y. lt
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Not II RlOUWh,

National Assocaated Press to the star.
ASHlNGToN, Jan. 25.-The vote in
the senate on MIR. Conkling's amend
mont to Mr.. Matthew'S silver resolution
develops the tact that the iull relative
strength of the two parties in the Senate
is about % gold TO 4S silver men-not
enough to pass the Silver Bill over the
Presidents veto.
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AN EXTRAORDINARY RANGE OF CO

AN EXTRAORDINARY RANGE OF CAI-
MATEs.-ln Government as!lOu9Mer 1t
New South Wal2s says that within liz
limits may b. found all climates, from
the cold of Kiandra, where the ther-
mometer somstimes tails eight degrees
below zero, and eight teot II snow solne-
times tails in Il month. TO the more than
tropical heat OF tue INLAND plains, where
frost is never seen. and toe Ihcrmom meter
IN summer often, for days together, reads
from 1907 to 1l89, aud sometimes i'll hot
weather reaches l35 and where the av-
crage rainfall is only twelve 10 lhirtecS
incnes. and sometimes nothing Toe u
whale year,
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China an d japan.

National Associated Press to the Star.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 25.-Mr. Bingham
informed The Department Of State that
a full Chinese legation recently arrived
IN Japan. 1t consists Of a first aud second
minister, the former having the title ol
EHvoy Extraordinary and Minister
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Poker Playing.

A burglar night before last, or rathey
early yesterday morning, busted him
self in attempting to effect an entrance
into the saloon Of Hoile's place, on Syc.
amore. near Abigail street. Tne rascal
broke q pane or glass preparatory to
putting his Hand inside for the purpose
OF unlocking the door.
IL happened, however, tnat Mr.. Iieile
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BANK SUSPENSION.
And They Are Not Abie to Pay in
EMll.
ssoCiated Press to the Star.

Nationa! Associated Press to the Star.
COLUMBUS, o., Jan. 2J.-The bank
ing house oil Moody, Hubbard & Co., OF
This city, su> >pended payment this morn
ng. They say they can not pay Ia full .
Liabilities not yet known.
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Death Record

The tollo wing deaths have been placed
on record since our last feporA;
Thresia Massa, 10 yrs, city.
Elizabeth Vanausdol, 63 yrs, Canada.
George Luigart, 40 yrs, Germany.
Thresia Pentre, AZ yrs, Germany.
Fred. Emse, 2yrs, ci!y.
Barbara Schsid, SO yIs. France.
Margaret Dudley, 10 yrs, ONO.
Sophia Buecker. l3 weeks city.
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Edition
Still a Neutral Policy


National Associated Press to the Star.
LONDON, Jan. 25.-Lord Beaconsfeld,
in the House Of Lords, said in conse-
quence of a receipt Of the conditions Of
peace atfording basis for an armis tice,
the British feet is ordered not to pro-
ceed to the Dardanelles. The British
policy is still one of neutrality. The
spe eches in Parliament last night were
considered more pacific.
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Marriage LAcoAsss.
The folio wing marriage Licenses were
isAued sinoe our last FADoks;

Joseph Hawkins and Isabelle Holt.
Karl Huettl and Rosina Dotzauer.
John Bossinger and Sophia Meisler.
A. Early aud Maria Harrison.
John Hautz and Ann Wilky,
john +. Fowler and Ann Rlgan.
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SOCIETY NOTICES,

TO, 0. F.-PROrECTIVE ASSOCIATION
Assessment due on death Of Brother Nd
Ii. Gould, Of No. III.
ia23.3t JOS G. LUGTON, Secretary.
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YACHT RACE IN PARIS.

PARIS, Jan. 25.-The Committee of Ar
rangements Of the Intern alton al Rowing
and Sailing Regatta have decided to
offer cup valued at $500 and other val
liable prizes for an International ocean
yacht race, open to all schooner yachts
In the United States and Great Britain,
the race to take place the week following
the International Rowing Regatta on
the Seine.
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u. MACAULHY... ManageH
CLAYTON The Charming Actress
CLAYTON MISS KATE CLAYTON
CLAYTON MISS KATE CLAATON
CLAYTON In her original role OF Loui Sc, the
ORPHANa Blind Girl, in the great drama,
ORPHANS THE TWO ORPHANS
ORPHANS THE TWO ORPHANS
ORPHANS Saturday-Grand Claxton Or
ORPHAN phans Matinee. Admission 25 b SOC
In active preparation, the grand Partisan
sensation, Frou Frou," Miss Claxton rs Gill
lertu,
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SILK SmuGglers Sentenced.

National Associated Press TO the esay.
NEW YORK, Jan. 25.-The silk snug
gers, Graft and Owen, lately employed
by the National Steamship Company,
were to-day sentenced to two years in
the Penitentiary, ana fined $1,000 each.
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PIXIES 0PERA-HOUSE.
TONIGHT.
THIRD NTHrNTNrAT INIT
GRAND Ill NtI IN IN n IL
CONCERT.
SIXTH tHV HA
SEASON. OIkSi E-S s"H
,ission. a1: Reserved Seats, 5Oc Q!

! Admission, 81; Reserved Seats, 5Oc extra; !;
Gallery, soc. FRIDAY EVENING, Janua-
25-Miss MARIE VAN, Soprano, hr. GEO.
Formers; MICHA Ell BRAND, Conductor Sale
OF seats,a Dobmeyer Il heNhalPs Music Store
g. VI est Fourth street.
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AMUSHMENTS.
GRAND UPERA-HOUSE.

Three Extra German Performances by the
Queen OF Tragedy,
NINE. ELIZABETH Won STAMWITZ,
Supported by Nine. Fanny Witt-Heuse and
che entire Waller German Theater Company.
This (Friday) Evening, January 25, schilters
Grand Tragedy in Acts, MARY STU ART
Saturday Night, " Deborah" Sunday Night,
extra performance, THE Maid Of Orleans"
Mmc Won Stamwitz will appear for the last
time iu English at the Saturday Matinee at =,
in the role Of " Messalina."
Monday, benefit OF Manager Miles.
' Tuesday, Haverly's Minstrels.
Reserved seats at HaWley's, 1854 Vine street.
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OXFORD CAMBRIDGE REGATrAs.

LONDON, ENG, Jan. 25.-Oxford and
Cambridge Universities have decided to
row their annual eight.oared race from
Putney to Mortlake. on the 18th prOx.
On the 9Th Of April, Oxford has decided
to row against any college Grew that
intends to send a crew to row in the
Paris Exposition regatta.
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SSKETCHlNG FROM NA1URE-In pencil
- anu water COiors, and drawing and paint
ne In COloIed crayons: practical instructor,
ILLUSTRATED, soc. OF any bookseller or JESSE
uANEY Il CO., ll9 Nassau street, New York
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WANTED D--.SITUATI

NTANTED- STU UATION-By u girl to do
w general hOuseworl; good washer and
froner Call AZ 3jS Clark street. 25-2t
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FOR RENT--ROOMS.

NNOR RENT-ROOM-One large front room.
n Ipouire No 100 East Front ja24-2L*
TNOR RENT - ROOMS = Two unfurnished
'E' rooms second floor, 28l West Third street.
One furn lshed room, 261 West Third street..
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WANTED. ..M1soDLLANHous

wv GIRLS-At 72S Yors
w street, Newport. hy. Jt2o-zCN
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The Dean-Field Contest.
SPORTING NEWS,
National Associated Press to the Star.
GREAT WALKING TEAT.

ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, Jan. 25.-Richard
Bishop, the Chicago pedestrian, accom-
plished the feat OF walking one hundred
hours without sleep for a wager Of $500.
Bishop is only nineteen years OF age.
He was completely exhausted at the
finish.
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FOR RENT.

TOR RENT-HOUSE-Of rooms, in com
L ple,e order, No. las Freeman street. In
quire l44 Freeman street. 25'3t
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TOR RENT COTTAGE-Ot rooms: 525
Il W. Ninth street. Apply at 249 W. Fifth
Street. 25-3t
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CLDERs' MANUAL.-A complete practi
" cal guide adapted to all trades using gIld
ing; also oILNERlNG, and other valuable
matter. just out. 5Uc. or any BOOKSELLER
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WANrED, STU U: Adi0S ,aiSte by S,%sSy = young
O., 34l W alnut street. 25-5t
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'IIOR RENT--HOUSE-Nice brick. 6 rooms,
i on Wade street., below Freeman. Inquire
e02 Baymiier. 25-3t
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MISCELLANEOUS.

II IQUOR and OPIUM Habits Self Cured
4 New book OF vital value, also exposes fal-
Iacious treatment and nostrums, 75c. JESSE
HANEY & Co, ll9 Nassau street, New York.
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NHT A n I d D-SITUAIlOA-By an expe-
w meuccd laundress: city OF country. Ap-
ply at l3Y Mound street. S5-j5
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WANTED - SITUATION BY young
w man as Coachman and family gardener
Address d. H., No. A7 Walnut street. 2j-3t
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TED-SIrUArION-By a hlst-class
w Protestant COOK; best OF reference. APP
p'y at l}3 Mound street. G-3t
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WANTED - SITUATION - To do house,
w work or cooking. .72 Front street. 25-3t
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LOST.

r OsT-ACGOUNT BOOK-With name and
1 4 address Of 5. b. Duncan, SO Poplar street,
ON beck OF book. Return 70 Commercial Of
Ace or So Poplar street. and receive SIS reward
25-2t
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FOR SALE.

J1OR SALE-FEATHERs- Large 5-pound
II pillows, 81 teach); 35-pound new feather
beds $6: feathers, i5c per pound. c. w. NOR
RISON 4 CO. 81 West Sixth street, between
Main and Walnut street, Sd floor. ja9-lm
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HEEhLNs
By mad, Ia adtanet, pOttOSs Prepatd
I'm. v,lr..........N 80 slx month"; :--;'S g
in Ciubs Of Hye...............- .....'''''.-''Sii eAAsI
In Clubs Of Tel. ........ ...................s.. ! oae'
H. CiutS Of TWenty...-........ .-.....:''.. ] ~ eten'
And 40 extra COPY 10 PeTson settling up uao'
pF Tho above prices are inyanable. Remit %
ouT dlE, In Dnft5 or fostotiCo Money Order, and
Shse neither Of these can be procured, bend tho
nossy In a Registered Letter.
rug IETEIIlGEECEI win present daily the
news IN all departments, from all quarter o.
he world, n we'll as = complete record Of local
eTrntA.
n WEEKLY Is printed on Thursday, and car
IL had 81 the counter, In paid envelopes ineady
ioT mailing. 30 Seadd cop 10 dbJeHi Jrttldt
ard ~ytLdIftLJ teiLh RHcI from hoWI
.uRsCHlBERS-Perons desiring to have the
DAILY INTKLLIOnCKR left regularly NJ their
frddpntes In the city and suburbs can be
.styrJ by leaving their address at Counting
Room, or by drop letter through the postohice'
tn mETRIBUTORS.-No attention will DO raid
10 anonymous communications; every article
must be accompanied by the writer's real name
And address,
R,ui1,I L<itsrI for W JheEld b rddrGIted "Pitto
q D,wt5tl," and IkOBld IN no orie b GdfrGtted 10
,GSSr ilIiriiudi m.aEer ofLAe firm BY name.
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
DAILY.

BY mol, "a adpanes, pOtta0sPrepot4'
M, ,,r.....S IS 90 Three months. -...,0 @
ny -, ~ Z % One month......-.... u
fA Tsi,vsysj Nv CarherIi in City l6c per week.
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FITsEpuEpsYoR FAILING SICKNESS
THE "WHlTE"

Sewing Machine IL the ea.Iest selllnS and bcst rat.
lsiyIng In the market. It has q very large shuttle;
very light running, and almost n6SelCss II Is al.
most Impossible for other machines 10 sell 10 difeei
composition with the WINK. Agents Wanted.
Applyefor terms TO white Sewing Machine Co.,
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But the people, as a rule, still have
wines at dinner. l have been at no house
where wines were not on the table. And
this is true in the houses Of ministers and
church members to q much greater ex.
tent than in America. The temperance
sentiment, however, seems 10 be growing,
and / have heard expressions from medi:
cal men here on this subject that would
do credit 10 Murphy's most enthusiastic
disciples. The custom still exists OF dis.
missing the ladies to the parlors after
dinner at a dinner party, while the gen
tlemen remain to sip their wine. This Is
o "relic OF barbarism," but the services Of
"lhe crayat boy" are no longer required,
his function having been TO unite the
cravas Of the guests, TO give them plenty
Of breathing Ppace, after they were peace.
fully snoring under the soporilin intlu.
ence OF either the wine or the after din.
ner talk. So, You see, there has been
some progress on the temperance ques'
ton even in Scotland.
But, as usual, my pen has carried me
10 too great a length, and | must pause.
II l write again, Il will be from London,
whittier l soon go. Yours, S. L. J.
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WEEKLY.

BY HaA, "a Sdsaant, poaO0s ptTdtd
Ina v,ar..., ....., IS % Six month";. ........Sl "
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"a Insist on your druggist or
storekecpei giving you the genuine
DR.. C. Me.ANE's Liver Puts, pre-
pared by Fleming Bros, Pittsburgh,
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CHARLES READE has just begun, in
Harpa's RuYy, a series Of letters on
"The Coming Man." the frst number Of
which Is printed this week, and he has
never done anything more strictly char
acteristic Of himself. he begins by de.
filming man TO be an animal composed Of
body and mind, and says that the vital
food of a civilized mind Is printed mat
ter" while that sof a civilized body Is
meal, meat, vegetables and water" He
then takes England as a specimen civil.
lied nation, and inquiries how English
men and English women spend their
money, after providing necessary food
and clothing. He says:
"Ten times as much money goes In
adulterated Spiria-a hurtful luxury Of
the body-as In printed matter-a neces-
sary Of the mind. Millions Of houses
don't buy . Journal (SixpeaeO per week.,
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TRANspoRTATLoM.

No. z stops At all ktIions between Wheeling and
Cumberland; No. q stops al ali Stations between
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BEWARE or %rurTArrovs.,

The genuine Dir. C. MFLNNE's
LIVER Pills arc never sugar coated.
Every box has a rcd wax seal on
the lid, with the impression Dr..
MGLANE's LIVER Pulls.
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AGUE N FEVER.

For all Bilious arrangements, and
as a simple purgatiyo, they arc un-
eoualed,
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rHg IETEILlGEECED win present. daily The
news IN all departments, from al quSlters Q,
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BY nd, d aapaao.. po,le0s PfPo'd.
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"a. Pullman Driving Room and Sleeping Can
from 5teubenyille and Columbus through tSikoad
change to GncnnRtl, Louisville, indianapolis and
81. Louis, and from Columbus 70 Chicago.
The pleasure seeker or those seeking HopleI IN
he Pet, should call on or address the pndeuiRned
for through time tables, maps, land circulars and
further information. w. L. OBRIEN,
Genn passenger and Ticket Agent, No. 40 High
btreot, Columbus, Ohio. mylT
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II the statistics furnished by the South
ern Cotton Exchanges areto berelied on,
the cotton crop has been increased by free
labor. Even during the four years i'm
mediately succeeding the war, when the
planters were without adequate capital
and labor was greatly demoraliIed, the
aggregate yield Of cotton came within
something less than two million bales OF
the product for the four years immedi-
ately preceding the war. For the eight
years that have elapsed since 1860 the
aggregate production has been Sl,570,2l2
bales, while during the eight years i'm
mediately preceding the war only 2S,797,-
SAL bales were grown. Free labor has
outstripped slave labor on the cotton plan.
%tatious, and the assertion that the staple
product Of the South could only be sue
cessfully cultivated by negro bondmen,
like many other Of the a~nte.bellum polil-
ical dogmas, has been demonstrated to be
utterly fallacions.
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FoarY YEAiis BEFORE THE PUBLIo.
DR.. C. MoLANE'S
CELEBRATED
LIVER PILLS,
FOR TIA CURE OF
Hepatitis or Liver Complaint,
DYSPEPSIA AND SICK HEADACHE.

Symptoms of q Diseased Liver.
DAIN in the right side, under the
edgeofthe ribs, increases Oh impress
surc ; sometimes the pain is in the left
side; the patient is rarclyablc to lie
on the left side sometimes the pain
is felt under the shoulder blade, and
it frequently extends TO the top Of
the shoulder, and is sometimes mis-
taken fer a rheumatism in the arm.
The stomach is affected with loss of
appetite and sickness; the bowels in
general arc costiyc, sometimes alter
native with Lax; tic head is troubled
with pain, accompanied with a dull,
heavy sensation in the back part.
There isgeneraily aconsiderablelos
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS withapain-
full sensation of having left undone
something which ought to have been
done. Aslight, dry cough is some
times IN attendant. The patient
complains ofwcariness and debility;
he is easily startled, his feet arc cold
or burning, and he complains Of a
prickly sensation of the skin; his
spirits arc low; and although lie is
satisfied that excrciscwould be bcne-
fetal to him, vet he can scarcely
summon up fortitudc enough to try
it. In fact, he distrusts evergreen
edy. Several Of the above symp-
toms attend the disease, but cases
have occurred where few ofthcm ex-
listed, yet examination Of the body,
after death, has shown the LIVER to
have been extensively deranged.
AGUE AND FEVER.
DR.. c. McLANE's LIVER PiLts,
IN CASES or AGuE AND FEVER, when
taken with Quinine, are productive
ofthem most happyrcsults. No better
cathartic can be used, preparatory
to, or after taking Quininc. We
would advise all who arc afflicted
with this disease TO give them A
FAIR TRIAL.
Tor all Bilious arrangements, and
us a simple purgatire, they arc un-
equaled.
BEWARE or IIrTArIoTs.'
The genuine Dir. C. MeLANE's
LIVER Pills arc never sugar coated.
Every box has a rcd wax seal on
the lid, with the impression DR..
MGLANE's LIVER Pills.
The genuine McLGNE's LIVER
Pills bear the signatures Of c.
MeLANE and FLEMING Bros. onthe
wrappers.
Ea5- Insist on your druggist or
storekecpei giving you the genuine
DR.. C. Me:ANE's LlvEs PrLLs, pre-
pared by Fleming Bros, Pittsburgh,
Pa.
Sold by all respectable druggists
and country storekcepers generally.
To those wishing TO give Ia. c. MeLGSu's
LIyER rILIs a trial We will mall post paid 70 any
"A' FLEMING RRos. Pittsburgh. Pa,
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yet spend a shilling every day in GIN.
What am I sAying2 Why, English men
spend twice as much in the mere.ta1on
tobacco as they do in all the books and
newspapers. Yet the newspaper, when
Il has fed the mind, has still some value
as matter, being as much paper as q man
can buy retail for three farthings, and he
bought the journal retail for apenny.
GAS for our civilized women, they
spend next to none Of their own money
in mental food. They are, a a sex, eco.
nomical aud even parsimonious till they
pass 4 diapers, and then exiteconomy
and enter The worst waste. On TO their
backs 60 their incomes; and even in need.
less and ugly additions to their clothing,
and in dislortiug their ears-those per.
feet shells-with ear rings, and crushing
their yitals with corsets that redden their
noses and disease their bodies, and in dyes
that burn their hair, and piles Of dead
hair that rub the live hair of their skulls
where no f%orethought Is, they spend
without ex%aggeration, three hundred
timcs more money than theydo in prin:
ted matter, which Is the vital food and
wholesome nutriment Of the civilized
mind, whether male or female"