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HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN, SURGEON
and Accouchcur, late resident Physician al
The Hahnemaun Hospital. Chicago. has perman
emily located at MauiiOWoc. Once. over Plumb
4 Nelson store, corner sth and Buffalo streets.
-, ,r r . : to 3 A. NJ,
0fflCL nuns. / 10 and : to p. NJ.
Diseases OF the eve and ear treated.
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and privilege 10 increase to 100000.
viii buy and sell Drafts on the principal cities
OF the Union.
VIII buy and sell Drafts on Great Britain Ire
land. NORWAY Denmark. or the Continent of Eu-
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II. CGAKLEY. NJ. D, 4,

A TTORSEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
n once, corner OF sth and Quay streets, Man
tOy oe, Wisconsin.
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
OF
M "A ANITOwOC, WIS.
CAPITAL OF $4,000,

This bank organized under the provisions of
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FARM FOR SALE.

A Farm of l2O acres in the town OF Rockland
on See. 25 Town 10, Range u east,-60 acres
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NEW BARBER SHOP.
CHARLES HOYER.

RI PANGBURN, EIGHTH ST, SOUTH
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DP. S. G. BLAKE,
r X. PAINE. Il. D.,

" ESIDENCF CORNER BUFFALO & NINTH
IL streets. ManitowOc, Wis.
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WHITE & FORREST,

, TTORNEYS AT LAW, OFFICE on sTH
4 Street, South side. ever kghlers store Man
1Woc, Wisconsin.
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A TTORNEYS AT LAW. OFFICE on STH
\ Street, South side,oppo-itc Schuette's Store.
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TERMS, TWO DOLLARS PER YEAR.
FRANZ & TREAT,
NASH & SCHMITZ,
II & w / TTPNFR

A TTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS AT LAW.
a Office over First National Bank Eighth St
Collections promptly attended 10.
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NIw YoRE, November l4.-AnnounCG
ment Is made that the wholesale branch
OF a. I. Stewart & Co.'S business is to be
removed, before January Ist, from Broad
way and Chambers streets to the up town
store, which formerly was entirely de-
voted to retaildepartmcnts. The depressed
condition OF trade, the manager says, had
nothing to do with the removal.
It is said that Dodd, Brown 4 Co.. OF st.
Louis, have accepted the compromise rec
commended by the committee oi creditors
yesterday OF b2l cents on the dollar.
Prof. Edison has ceased his experiments
on the Metropolitan Elevated Railroad
with view to discovering some means ol
deadening the sound, and has also given
up his experiments with the electric light
The Professor Is suffering from i'll health
Judge Donahoe, OF the Supreme Court
has granted an injunction restraining J.
W. Todd 4 Co., who carry on the Black
board Exchange for small transactions in
stocks, from continuing business.
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FIRE RECORD.
morrow

Sr. Louis, November 1.-THE Lead
Pipe Works Of J.. NJ. Rumsy & Co. burned
this morning. Loss, about $1,000; in.
sured.
BRAproRD, Pa, November 14.-A fire
broke out this evening in one OF the nu.
mcrous small buildings at tho foot OF Main
street, near the Theatre Cotniquc, and is
rapidly spreading. The Riddle House is
now burning and Nelson's Opera House
will soon go. The Fire Department from
0lean is on its way here.
MILWAUKEE, November IA Green
Bay Wis special to the Sentinel says: A
fire to-day destroyed the warehouse Of
Goodrich 4 Day, 5000 barrels OF kerosene
oil and several piles OF coal belonging TO F.
Hurlbut; also quantity OF lumber owned
by Schwartz & Go. The loss Is estimated
at $4,000. Insured in the Springfield,
Mass, Co.; Pennsylvania, OF Philadelphia;
Lancashire, Of England and Royal Cana
dian Queen, Of Liverpool, for 81, 900 each,
and $, 500 in the Orient, OF Hartford.
MEMPHIS, November IA fire last eve.
ming destroyed L, P. Judd's grist mill, cot.
ton gin, and 20 bales OF cotton, at Raj
eigh, Tenn. Loss, 5000; no insurance.
At Glencoe, Tenn, last evening, dc.
stroyed n gin and grist mill. Loss, $1,000;
uninsured,
A fire tonight, in this city, burned the
roof Of c. l.. StafIor's confectionery, o3C
Main street. Damage, 5000.
MILwAUERE, November IA fire this
evening In a brick block, corner OF Grand
Avenue and West Water street, caused Q
loss OF $4,000, as tollowsi George Zeiler
coniectioner, $4,000; Insured $4,000
Joseph Roscnield, boots and shoes, abou
5000; nearly covered by insurance. Tht
damage to tho building will amount 10 50,
900. The FIRE did not get below the fourth
floor Thetloss mostly caused by water,
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Fr. WAYNE, IND, November l3.-Lafa-
yettc Township, this county, on last
Thursday night was tho scene Of lorri-
Bile mnrler, which has just come to light
to-day. Mary Daley, dwarf, tEenty.six
years old, on that night died very sudden
" ut her fathers house. An undertaken
Of this city was notified. lie found the
body on the floor with sheet covering
only the head. Upon removing It, which
was only done after resistance by the i9tl'
or, he found the face and head pounded TO
mass OF jelly, presenting sicSeninSS
sight. lie coiiined 1t at once, and buried
It without any religious ceremonies; he
came to the city and notified the sheriti
and Coroner, who the next night went
to the graveyard, and exhumed the body
kthat night, arriving here before day
light in the morning; took i directly to
the Fort Wayne Medical College, where
nm inquest was held to-day, proving that
the unfortunate cripple was murdered
Warrants were issued this evening, and
the sheriff and a posse Of men started ioi
LAFAYETTE township, where the family
eight in number, will bc arrested ant
brought before the Grand Jury, which II
now In session. Within the last two year
sbe has given birth to two bastard child
rem, rem said TO have been begotten by hel
step.brothers. The family arc very igno
rant and brutal, and have abused th'
moor dwarf in a shameful manner. Both o
Ter children died within two days afte
birth. She was less than five feet high ant
bailv deiormed, which was made worst
by tie terrible cruelty she had been sub
| icctetl 10 by her step mother and step
brothers, who wished her put ont OF tn
way,
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POISONED SUGAR.
Startling Frauds ON the Government and
Consumers,


NEw YoRH, November l3.-It is alleged
on good authority that startling frauds
are being brought TO. light in the manufac-
turc OF refined sugars. A surprisingly
large number OF reiiners,lave, 1t Is believ-
ed, been using poisonous adulterations,
with the double purpose Of defrauding the
Government and obtaining high price
for cheap and delcterious article.
This discovery concerns every dealer
and consumer in the country. 1nvestiga-
ton OF the subject was instigated by I'M
portersa and refincrs, who have been driven
out OF the business by their inability to
compete with dishonest dealers and re-
ilners. Some eight Treasury agents are
working up tho case. Samples Of sugar
from various rctneries sold in this market
have been analyzed by competent chem
lists. In every case so far examined, glu-
cose, a cheap material made from corn, has
been detected in large proportion; also
the presence OF muriatic acid and tin poi
sons, used to improve the color OF the SUI
gar. This results in q fraud on the reve-
nue. as well as consumers, because the re-
finer, II he imports, is Obliged to obtain q
drawback from the Government, to make
oath that the sugars have been made from
imported, pure, raw sugars.
By fraudulently increasing the apparent
value OF sugars he obtains n much larger
drawback from the Government than he
deserves. This matter is sure to provoke
great public indignation and perhaps a
long controversy over the degree Of the
culpability OF the refiners. The names oi
the rcfiners implicated are not yet made
nnhIic
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YELLOW FEVER.

MEMPHIS, November l+.-Dr Bemiss
and Col. Harding, members Of the Nat.
ional Fever Committee, have returned aud
rejoined DR.. Cochrancc. They leave TO.
morrow evening for Richmond, Va, &C.
companied by Drs. Mitchell Saun-
ders, Heber, Jones, and Gen. W. ]. Smith
to attend meeting Of the Public Health
Association which commences on the 10Th.
ytcKsnuRo, November II. = Refugees
arc returning daily, but the medical fac
ulty have not decided it safe yet.
HousroS, November 1.-THE Board Of
Trade has a memorial issued by the Gov
ernor asking the revocation Of the quaran.
tine, and drotesting against the interference
OF the Galveston Health Officer with the
Gulf hade between Houston and New Or
leans,
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BALTIMORE, November 1l.-Flour-In fair
demand and steady. Whcat-We Western active
and firmer; No. Pennsylvania red 81 O6; No.
December 81 Dial OK; January 81 OOal COY.
Corn-Westernq quiet and firm; western mixed
spot 471,a47I<c; November 47a47stc; Decem-'
ber 45jsc; January 46a461 &c; steamer 4Ohe.
oats-In good inquiry and market firm: Penn
sylvania 27a20c; western white 2sa?9ci do
mixed 2aa271Ec. Rye-More active and
steady; common western 65c. liay-Dull
and unchanged. Proyisions-Quiet and nom
inal; jobbing trade only. Mess Pork-Ss SO,
Bulk Meats-Loosc shoulders SIC; clear RIB
sides 41Ia47lc; packed 4%a514c. Bacon
Shoulders 1 Nc; clear rib sides 51Ec. Hams-
l0<a12kc. Lard-Retined In tierces &c. But
ter-Market generally dull; choice fine west
ern roll and packed at lGalSc. Petroleum
Quiet and shade better; crude Ike; refined
9c. Coffee-Quiet and nominal Rio cargoes
12IIal6c. WhiSky-Dnll and nominal at
81 II for jobbing lots.
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CrxcrSSATI, November 14.-At Zanes-
Vile, o., early this morning, a policeman
on the bridge had his suspicious aroused
at the movements Of q party in wagon,
and when they reached the bridge he or
dered them to halt, but the dryer whipped
the horses into a gallop and escaped. The
policeman procured assistance, and fol-
lowed them some fourteen miles before he
was able to catch them. On nattempting to
arrest them the whole party jumped from
the wagon and escaped to the woods. The
wagon was found to contain the bodies OF
four prominent citizens, who had been
burieil in Broadlawn Cemetery since Mon.
day. The policeman received pistol
wound frome man In the wagon during
the chase.
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RAILROAD BoSDs-B -Buoyaut; Denver & Rio
Grand nrsts advanced per cent and Alton L
TcrrG lIaute income per cents Wabash con.
vertibles and Jersey Central were also strong
and higher.
STATE BoNDs-Stcaly.
STOcKS-Tlie market wfs active again to-
day, with still further improvement IN
prices The advance ranged from Il 10 per
cent in the general list, but Western Union,
New jersey Central and Iron Mountain were
exceptions selling up 2A, ~ and ~ per
cent respectively. Western Union. Lake
Shore, Northwestern, ST. Paul and Delaware,
Iaclawanna & Western were the most prom.
nCnt In point Of activity. In the final sales
Western Union showed a reaction Of ! per
cent and the remainder OF the list Y to X
from the highest point. A feature OF the
market to-day was the activity In investment
shares, nOticeably Rock Island, which rose to
llS!4 New York Central advanced per
cent aud Illinois Central Y per cent,
Transactions aggregated 1900 shares OF
which 600 were Erie 90,O ,OOO lake Shore. 9, 900
Wabash, 5000 Northwestern common, ID, COO
preferred, 1900 Rock Island, 1000 St Paul
common, 1850 preferred, 10000 Iackawanna,
5000 Union Pacific. 1900 Western Union,
200 Irnn Mountain, and 1000 Missouri, Kan.
tas 4 Texas
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Chicago.

CHICAGO. November II .-Flour-Steadya and
unchanged. Wheat-unsettledb but generally
lower; No. Q red winter SIC; No. 9 Chicago
spring so 20 cash; 81 9saSi &c December; s2he
January No. Sat 70a7O Nc; rejected O0c. Corn
Active, firm aud higher, but unsettled; 32Is
cash; 3lsEc December aud January; rejected
sic. oats--In good demand and prices a
shade higher; l8;sal994c cash; l0s1c Decem.
her; l9Xa20c january; rejected lie. Rye
Quiet and unchanged. Barley-steady and
unchanged; extra No. 3, 4iEa40c. Pork
Unsettled; opened strong and higher and
closed at inside prices; 80 75a0 so cash; 80 Tx
December; $S 10 January. Lard-ln fair de-
mand but at lower rates; S 81 y cash and De.
cembcr; s. 07 llSa6 90 January. Bulk Meats
In fair demand but at lower rates; shoulders
3,<c; short rib 81 20; short clear nc. Whis'
ky-stcady and good demand at l0d.
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United states board of Trade and Re.
sumnfiou

NEW York, November l4.-The United
States Board Of Trade this morning adopt
ed the following rcsolutions: -
ResOtred, That this Boarl, fully rccog'
nizing the value Of the postal service, rec
ommend to Congress the most liberal leg
islation upon the subject, consistent with
rapid transmission and quick delivery oI
ali proper mailable matter, but this Con.
vention don't think it advisable 10 propose
any special bill for the purpose.
Resolred, That this Convention heartily
approve the steps agreed upon by the Sec,
retary Of the Treasury and New York
bankers for national resumption of.specie
payments, and that the Standing Commit.
tee Of this Board on National Finance and
Currency, be requested 10 give all practi.
cal aid in securing Congressional and FIX
ecutive measures for giving complete
effect to the resolutions passed upon the
subject by the New York Clearing House
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New YoRK, November l4.-cotton- Strong
at 9AagSEc. Flour-Dull supcrtine State and
western s. 95aS Gj; common 10 good extra
s. 76aS 95; good to choice s. 00a4 80; white
wheat extra 81 65a5 25: extra Ohio - s0ab OO;
st. Louis s. 60a6 95; Minnesota patent process
s. 90aS %. Wheat-Nominally unchanged
No. spring ssc; ungraded winter rcd s. 0S
al OK; No. 8 do 81 OSNl u; No. . dc. 81 0Ih
No. / do 81 o. II4al0si upgraled amber 81 "
al OS; No. . amber 81 DIAL 05: No. amber
81 079ia1 00; ungraded white 81 01al 0s1 X; No,
9 do 81 o.; No. do 81 0Sal w; extra do
81 l1Hal -. Rye-Finner; No. western
5SJ+a5ONc. Barley-Heayy; 9owed I5cS;
rowcd State 00c. Malt-Q1iet Corn-Dull;
ungraded 4Sai7c; No. >, 44c; steamer ~ sfc
No. 9, i6sIaI6Ic. 0ats-Firmer; No >, Sole;
do white SlI<c: No 9, Sil<c; do. white So;
mixed western 3oI5as9c; white western 81"
SIC. Hay-Quiet and unchanged. Hops
Quiet and unchanged, Coflee-Heavy. Sugar
Quiet and unchanged; fair 10 good refining
7a7Hc. Molasses-Q Quiet and unchanged; New
Orleans 35a46c. Rice-Fair demand Carolina
5Sia8>lc; Louisiana 5,Ga0,G5. Whlsky-stea.
dy at$l 0a. 81 In"
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.

MARQUIS ASD MARciIIoXEss OF LoRNE,
LIVERPOOL, November l4.-The Marquis
and MarCliioness of Iorne, accompanied
by q suite, arrived at o'clock this morn
ing. Attic O'Clock the royal party went 10
the Town Hall, accompanied by military
escort. Detachments Of volunteers were
stationed at prominent points along the
route, and the streets were crowded with
people, who gave the visitors hearty re-
ception. The Town Hall was filled with
ladies and gentlemen. Mayor Rayden re-
ceived the royal party, the Recorder read
an address from the Liverpool Town Coun.
Gil, and the President of the Chamber Of
Commerce read an address from that body
to the Marquis, who replied to both. The
royal party afterwards presented them
selves on the balcony overlooking the l;x-
change, which was filled with an enthus-
iastic crowd. They then embarked on q
tender for the steamship Sarmatian. After
q warm leave taking the royal princes re-
turned TO the shore and the steamer pro-
ceeded TO sea.
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BURTON.
Thieying on the II. d o. II. R.-A sharp
Lockout for the Thieves.

Lookout for the Thieves.
BuRroS, W. VA, Nov. 18th, 1878.
Correspondence Of the Intelgencer.
On tho night OF the 18th OF last October
n party OF men and u woman entered u
car on train No. S9, which passed Cameron
about ten o'clock 7, Nj, containing mixed
freight for points on the Parkersburg
Branch, and between that station and
Littlcton, and got away with five thousand
cigars, a lot OF cinnamon, cheese, 60, dis
tined for Clarksburg.
Since that time, employees Of the road
advised OF the fact, have been on the look
out for the thieves, their plunder or any
thing pertaining to the robbers.
Among the most energetic in the search
is Martin Coglcy, the railroad companies
track supervisor, who has acquired quite
a reputation as a detective, having been
previously successfully engaged in ferret
ing out car robbers, and who has succeed
cd In locating all the thieves, including the
woman, and has succeeded also Il am re-
liably iniormed) in recovering lot OF the
stolen matter.
Further developments may be expected
at once all the facts OF which will be ior-
wardcd you. BoScE'
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Che qntelIiaettter,
eai.s, Nos. rs and "a Fourteenth street.
!. Will be- sen by our advertising col.

,swtrL be seen by our advertising col
.an., the Governor OF this State has dcs
.' sm,,ed Thursday, the .twenty-eighth day
~ yoyembcr, MS u day Of Thanksgiving
.n,l PRAYER. Our rulers always find many
-, ,ssons why the people should give
%,rl, Ii other reasons were wanting,
Sovcycr, it would bc cause for general
,,,,itnde - that We have one day in the
,,ar 50 entirely given up to social re-
!,ion. and the enjoyment Of the good
,Lin,, Of the table rs is the American
Thanksgiving % Day. New England for
nsriy asserted her pre.cminentability to
nj ,s,brr her children to her homes onthis
,y and to serve TO them the accustomed
,,ttey as il could be served nowhere else.
gmof late ycars-perliaps because New
y,,l,plers are found in all the States to
1.-THE cxample-her claim to a monopoly
4 ,he lcasting and rejoicing has been
troEen up: and now there is scarcely a
,,mlet in the land which does not join in
,te celebration.
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Important Decision In Favor of n steam.


,uDorinnt Decision In Favor of n Steam.
bOat.
t,.,ibe Nashville American, l2tll.
The case Of the United States vs.. the
s,awpy Nashville, which has been pend!
n,i the United States District Court for
~rrn.l days past, was decided yesterday
i,hyor Of defendant. As it is n case Of q
c.llealof interest to stcamboatmcn, and
p.pl4ants shipping by river, we give the
Glowing synopsis OF it;
The libcloi the boat, her tackle, ETC., was
t1Rde,l On section 4,479 OF the Revised
SIintes, the material portion OF which is
Siollows: NO loose hay, loose cotton,
glo6se hemp, cambhcnc, iiitro.glycerine,
uunha benzinc, 6cnzole, coal oil, crude
grdncrl petroleum, or other like explo-
SwMruing fluids, or like dangerous arti-
Ir shall be carried as freight or used las
ste on any steamer carrying passcn-
The prooi showed that the Nashville had
sriel from l'a,lucah to Nashville large
TumIer Of barrels OF what's called .sWater
White 0litc OIL" 1t was proved by Dir.
Norton, Oil Inspector for the State, that
he oil would stand n fire test Of 1902
Flhrrnheii, that it would extinguish n
iaming torch il it were thrust into an
Clen barrel oft. The Judge construed
he statute as simply prohibiting the car
r,iny an n nnSSpnncr steamer, litro-ylvcer-
lp, benhinc, cOal oil, petroleum, and other
Ike explosive burning fluids, or like dan
rrOus articles--that is, articles OF q char.
rer such as those expressly prohibited
h the statute; and that oils not OF such
Ekecxplosive or like dangerous character
might be shipped OIL a passenger steamer,
@ihe guards Of such steamer, in compli-
sacewith the regulations of the Secretary
Cithr Treasury.
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Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, November Cotton Steady
with good demand at &c. Flour-Qaiet and
unchanged. Wheat-Demand fuir and mar.
ket firm; red and white S5a95c.! Coni-Dull
and prices shade lower at Sic, 0ats-Quiet
and Steady at 20a2lc. Rye-Dull at 4sc. Bar.
ley-Dull and nsminal. P0rk-Frmi old
81 COAT 25, new. s. %. seller all the year.
[ard-l1igher steam s. 9G kettle nominal.
Bulk Meats-FlrnGr. shoulders 8 80; short
rib IS Is bid, a 90 asked; short clear nominal
Boxed Mcats-In fair demand; sales should
lIalf month December; short clear at 81 40
seller November. Bacon-ln fair demand at
3Ha4Ka4Asc. Butter-Quict and unchanged,
Linseed oil-Flrm at 56a6Sc. Whisky Steady
and In fair demand at 81 04.
Hoos-Fairly active and shade higher;
common So 26ao G5; light 81 70a2 IS pack
ing s. T6a2 90; butchers 81 90a3 90.
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ARRIVAL to beer and whisky has arisen
u Ireland. The Gcntlemdn's Mngd:ire, an
khg.sh publication, tells n curious story
Gsthe invention OF u new intoxicant by
!ae inhabitants Of little Irish town.
ihey had been convinced by Father Mat;
heE Of the evils Of the use OF whisky and
s,e'c pledged 20 temperance. On an evil
Gy one Of them tasted drink, which
Slnnlatc1 him without causing him to
Seak his pledge, anil now indulgence in
@S beverage is general. The new intoxi-
aat is mCthylatcd spirit OF either, manu-
ala'el for lamps and other everyday
Purposes, and is cheap and nasty. Like
lSohoIic inebriety, the intoxication pro-
"asHI by this liquor Is characterized BY
yelk excitement, flushing OF the
lSe' npiClity Of the pulse, elevation
VI the mind, and rapid, unsteady
motion. 1t is peculiar, however
Y Coming on Immediately, passing
almost at once into its highest stage aud
YurEiy Mhsi,ling. Alcohol Clings to q
sSI %aa' Keeps upthis excitement long time
l E leaves him depressed and weary
iSaef, on the other hand, II Is said, be'
@s ,,3lhl in It's action, ieebly soluble ir
w. %e Wood,Qnick in beingeliminated, speed
releases its victim, and, without caus
sSay great strain on his physical powers
s,. saSsS him suddenly sober. 1t seems tC
%St ,HJ and stimulate, but not TO infuriatc
H !" consequently does not urge It's Viettmi
IS!ilHe' Its effects, therefore, thongl
jsS'seiIy Injurious, would appear 10 b
Ns,9 10 than those Of alcohol. Pathe
Sis.lIlew Sa.lIlew doulhlesS did not count on th'
oUS oSa"yery ", oia new way 0( getting tlpsy ~
VIZ Oi The resultsothiS reiOnpatory la6Ors