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MISCELLANEOUS
Batch of kilograms from
Various Points.
THE FoRFY-NISTH CONGRESS
A Monopoly Bargain-TuTf-Iris
Telsphone Suits -Earthquakes-
AJury at Last-Fire-Etc.
A Monopoly Bargain.

ATLANTA, Ca, December S.-A special
dispatch from a correspondent at Fort
Worth, Texas, says: lone Of the largest
and most important transactions ever
recorded is now on foot. 1t is nothing
less than a trade between Jay Gould
and President Garrett, of the Baltimore
and Ohio, whereby the entire baIu-
more and Ohio Telegraph system is to
be transferred TO Gould. who now prac-
tically owns the Western Union In
return for the same, President Garrett
is to receive the Wabash system, thus
giving the Baltimore and ONO a line 70
kansas City from Baltimore.
New YoRK, December ga reporter
handed Jay Gould copy OF the Atlanta
dispatch stating that q deal between
Western Union and Baltimore ane
Ohio had been arranged Gould reac
the dispatch and wrote the following
across the face of il: There Is not a
word of truth in it." Bates, OF the
Baltimore and Ohio, also denied the
statement.
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The Turf.

New YORK, December s.-A meeting
Of the board Of review of the National
Trotting Association was held to day at
Fifth Avenue Hotel, Judge Grant pre-
siding, and there we're also present
Vice-President Edward Martin, Of st,
Louis, and General w. s. Tllton, oil
Maine, Morgan Buckley, Of Hartford;
Thomas Axworthy, Of Cleveland, Paul
Hacke, of Pittsburg. and Daniel };
Campsn, Of Detroit. After a heated
discussion Thomas ]. Vail, Of Hartford,
was reelected secretary OF the associa-
ton by votes to 3. Those who opposed
Vail, were TiIton. Campan and Martin:
1t is expected that the decision viii
cause = rupture in the board, and that
the western men will form new ssso-
citation. The board upheld the decision
Of the judges in the Zahn case.
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HOUSE.

WAsHISGToS, December s - The
Speaker laid before the House a letter
from the Director OF the Mint. enclo;
ing the draft Of bill for the issue OF
subsidiary silver COIN. Referred.
In the morning hour, Mr.. Cutcheon
(Michigan), in behalf of the committee
on military affairs, called up and the
House passed the bill reading "FoI
muster and pay Of certain officers and
enlisted men in the volunteer forces, .
so as to provide that in all cases arising
under the same any person who was
duly appointed and commissioned
whether his commission was actually
received by him or not, should be coz
sidered as commissioned TO the grade
therein named, amount, date from
which be was TO take rank, under and
By terms of his said commission
and shall be entitled TO all pay and
emoluments as # actually mustered al
that date.
Adjourned.
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FoRrY-NIsTH CONGRESS-.
SENATE.

WAsHIs eros, December s.-Edmunds
presented a memorial in fsvor OF .
constitutional amendment, empower
ing Congress to pass uniform laws on
the subject Of marriage and divorce.
Referred to the judiciary committee.
Also, a memorial against permitting
aliens 10 possess large tracts OF land.
Same reference.
Sawyer presented q memorial oil tue
Methodist Episcopal Church confer
ence of Wisconsin, for legislation on
behalf of the Chinese indemnity bill.
Same reference.
The Senate then proceeded % the cor
s'deration Of the bill reported by NJ.
BAR from the select committee on
woman suffrage, February 3, 1886, pro
Dosing an amendment 10 the Constitu-
ton OF the United States extending the
rightsiof suffrage TO women and Was &C
dressed by Blair in support of the bill,
Mr.. Dolph offered resolution IL
structing the select COMMITTEES on hsh
and fisheries TO inquire and report a:
TO the power of Congress to legislate fol
protection Of food fishes in rivers Enc
nayIgable waters Of the United States
and especially in rivers that form
boundaries between the Ststes, and q:
10 the propriety Of such legislation
Adopted.
A m ssage was here received from the
President. and the Senate immediately
went into executive session and sooI
afterward adjourned.
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can.d. Not tn. sun.r.r.

Toronto, December IA special dis
patch from Ottawa TO the Mail, the gov
eminent organ, says: 1t is not the
case, as cabled from London, that the
Dominion government has sent an
agent to Washington to assist in nego
tiatiDg the fisheries treaty, nor has il
modified its demands or claims in any
wav. Canada stands on the basis Of
the treaty Of 1918, and is quite satisfied
TO remain there for the present. While
favorable TO a renewal of the isherie:
treaty at any time. yet Canada is not
the party suffering from the abrogation
Of that treaty. and does not feel called
upon to sacrifice one just right TO have
IL renewed.
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The Expeditions.

WAsEIYeToS, December 7.-The board
of promotion Of the Constitutional Cen
tennisl Celebration in 1889, the world s
exposition in honor Of the 4oo.h ami
Tersary of the discovery Of America,
and permanent exposition OF the three
Americas, an outgrowth OF the world s
exposition proposed TO be held in the
city of Washington, met in convention
in this city to-day. Delegates were
present from most OF the large cities
Of the country, and the west was well
represented
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RiotinK Irish.

DuBLIS, December s.-Cstholics OF
Lurgan, County Armagh, formed In
procession last night and marched
through the streets to show their Joy at
the aequittal Of some Of their number
who had been tried on the charges. OF
riotIng. Orangemen of the town re
sented the demonstration and attacked
the parade. A fierce not ensued and
sticks, stones and revolvers were used:
The fighting lasted several hours, and
ing by a troop of dragons which had
10 be called upon. A score OF persons
were wounded and several houses were
partly wrecked.
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Earthquakes.

Missouri CITY, Mo-, December s.
A distinct shock OF earthquake was felt
here at IS last night. A low rumbling
NOISE was first heard. and q perceptible
Jar followed, shaking buildings and rat
tiing windows. The dur alton was about
three seconds.
CoLUxBIA, S. c., December SAN
other earthquake shock was felt here
about 80 this morning. Ii was very
perceptible, waking up sound sleepers,
AID the tremor appeared to last fully q
minute.
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The Telephone Suits

WAsHIsGToS, December s. - Chand-
Ter, OF government counsel in the
Bell telephone case, said, to-day, that
government did not propose 10 appeal
the case, but will institute suit against
the company in Boston as soon as pos
sible. mot" he said "because.we believe
the Columbus decision with regard to
jurisdiction to be just, or because we
have any doubt in the matter, but be
cause We realize that il will be impossi-
be to get action by the Supreme Court
for At least two years.
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A Warning.

DUBIIS, December s.-Archbishop
Walsh, in 3 letter published to-day
warns government that the difficulties
in Ireland. already appalling. will be
immensely increased II they persist in
their attempts TO convict prisoners by
picked OF packed iuries as was done at
Sligo.
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Army Of tn. Cumberland.

WAsHISsToS, December s.-General
Sheridan has issued a notice that the
society of the Army Of the Cumberland
will hold its eighteenth reunion il
Washington on the llth and 18th OF
Nav. 1857, on which occasion the statue
in memory Of General James A. Garfield
will be unveiled.
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A Jury At Last

Nav YORK, December s.--The work
Of securing a jury to try ex-Alderman
McQuade was concluded this afternoon
The jury was sworn in at go p. m.
Three hundred and ninety-tvO ta men
had been examined, and the WORK lasted
nearly eight days.
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Fire.

BUFFALO, December 5. - Si5ley &
Holmwood's candy factory burned this
morning. Broezei House and Wells
Street Chapel were also damaged Total
loss. St25. 600; insured Tor $50 0O0.
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In DireuIty.

QUEBEc, December SD. and j. Ma
guire. extensive ship owners OF this
city, are IN financial difficulty. Their
liabilities are estimated ~ half a
million.
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The Pleasant valley Coal makes TIE
quickest, the Brightest ard the hottest
fire, AMI Is tie cheapest Goa. III TIE
market. For sale Of SELLS, BrRTcs &
Co. ff5 Main Street
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HpTEL ARRIVALS.
DecemberS 1856.


100000 - AN~N-
WHITE HOUSE.
d. ". Phelan, Murray; J. c. Schmidt,
Sandy; S. Haas, Draper; Dan. SarrOws,
Frisco; J. A. Hyde and wife, Nephi; l.
simon, Park City; Walter :. Brown. Gold
Belt, Idaho; Henry Adams, Al Hague, W. A.
&. Bryan. John Smith, Sephi; VIM. Archi-
bald. q. ". Page, Parley's Park; p. Flood,
ID. & K. G.; John 4. stewart, II. Z. Riggs,
Kanab; {. y. Wheeler, silver City; J. II
Johaningmeier, Bingham; A. Gowans,
TOOele; g. W. Martin, Manti: ThOs F. Day,
American Fork; c. swift, Lehi: Jas Nelson,
Park City; q. Stephens, Cottonwood;
p. Dennis, Bingham; A COrpi, Bingham
W. E-ba-. MCTgan;F. g. Luke, Pocstello
7. Jsmes, West j. rcan; J. Williams, Alta; J.
Smith, Ksysville; J. Z. BorTiB, q Lorraine
Kansas; J. Boyd, 7. Pende-gias, D. y. Swan
J. Brunton and son, 7. 1hOTne zoe, r
O'Leary, ". Banks, A Blair, Mrs GAuchst
Bingham; /. A Brim. phir: n. z. Gunner
son. Miss &. Sodermen. Ssndy: Miss Hobbs
ogden: J. Spesrs, HenHy's FOX, Hyo. !. Mrs
J. Brown, stockton; J. G. Elmer. Mrs. J n
Rouse, Silver City; q. Miller. Denver; e.. A
Sreeper. J. >. Sample, Deseret; I. ThAng
wall, sundy.
VALLEY HOUSE
Wv. Dunn, Mendon; Mrs Kast, Sandy
Nephi Packard, Sprin,ville; John Jeffrey
Toronto. Canada; Millism Boon, Lehi. hos
Bigg, New Zealand: Jesse Smith, GeOrz'
Conner. J. L Glib. Mrs II. GLIB, Miss J. Z
Glib, John Zimmerman, LchL
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Obituary

MUSIcB, December s.-Joseph W.
Harper. United States consul here, died
at the consulate to- dsy.
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HanrrGaIes.

LoxDos, December s.-Heavy gales
prevail throughout England and Ire
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Summer Complaints

OF children or adults are speedily cured
by the use Of the great Valley-Tan
Kennedy. known 8s Johnson's Essence
Of Life. Be sure and have q bottle in the
house 70 use on the first symptom.
Only 50 crnts. Sold by z. c. NJ !. and
all druggists.
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Clothing.

Gentlemen desiring 70 purchase
4 Handsome Dress suit,
= Handsome Basin, $ Suit,
4 Fashionable Oyefcoat, or
A Stylish Ulster.
will consult t.eir interest by calling al
L. GOLDBERs's.
BOYS snd Ch!idren's Suits and Over
coats in endless vaSeties and ST reason
able fgures az J. GOLDBERG E.
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Fox& symons

Have reduced the price Of photographs.
an --o-s Sons hv the drv-niste instanta-
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-10-12
pLArFoRN AND RESOLUTIONS.

PLATFORM AND RESOLUTIONS.
The Republicans of Urm>by County
represented by delegates in Convention
assembled, affirm their devotion II the
principles enunoiated n the Platform
adopted by the Republican state Con
vcntion.
In addition 20 our s"li3itude Or the
prosperity of the whole country, as al
fecte6 by The present upJu :; scriuli-
nation against silver, "" have a per
soaal interes St in the question 80 far as
II has been used as an srSutnent ftr
closing he Carson Miat.
We charge the Dem ocratjc leaders ia
this State under digta.ioa Of Senator
Fair, With having conspired against the
Carson Mint, and with havin.- eau ed
lis doors to be closed against gold and
silver producers OF this Sta.e.
We condemn the action OF the Oeno-
cratic officials for delaying operations
upon the proposed public Govern me |
building 10 bs erecte-i IN this city, ana
.or which the appropriation nov lies
!dic in the Matt, al Treasury.
We favor aoso ute exclusion o! the
Chinese from this county. Row ana
forever, and we cal attention to th2
fact that The p opposed Exclusion AcE
introduced uy Senator Mitchell, Il Re
publican Senator from Oregon, WAS
passed by u Republican Senate, and
was subsequently, rejected by II Demo
cratic House OF Repre- We
recognize that the people OF t.,c enflre
country, whenever they b2con" &C
Quaint with the merits CT his ques-
ton, coincide Nth the Pacific Coas'
view. but we wish distinctly 10 point "u'
that so far az effective action ON thls
I greet subject is concerned, the kcpubti
| can party has shown lis earnes.ness II
! the matter by attem ptinS ieSi>iat on FOL
the benefit Of the people. This al
I tempted legislation has been defeated
by Democratic House Of Representa-
| lives. Let the people judge between
the parties as they stind upon the rec
or.
! We cordially accord 10 Senator jones an,
| Congressman WOODBURY., our En- nest common
datioa and approval for their constant atsento
| to the wants and requiem ;nts Oh their consti'
uae.s, ami for their unrenittiIg efforts on bs
hall of the great interests Of the entire coul
| try.
| With pleasure we end rse tic Nominees
named by the Republican State Convent an
predie. success in November for the entir
ticies,
| Economical management Of iocol aha'r
| in officers should be careful ia guarding expea
d;turas.trom the county fands To this polio.
the Republicans OF Ormsby County ssan'
! pledged
| Reselced That the Legislative nominees o
! ta1s Convention are pledged to Ornsby Count,
r.cn and measures in all matters toucn'h'
Crmsby County which may come before ss
,;essionof tho Legislature.
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TILE PoUT psrwENN

+ fseiing CT gratitude impeis ne -
acknowledge the great merits OF yoJtt
t,lT!csKA, and | cordially recommend il
10 the public as a very valuable remedy.
III. n POWERS. BRIpGEPoar, Com
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ORES ON NECK

Cnas. Brady, Somerville. Mass. who
refers 10 Dr. j. Wood, druggist OF that
.ity. certifies to n wonderful cure OF run
ming sores on the neck which mad beeil
treated dy hospital physicians without
cure. and which yielded completely TO
she CUTICURA REMEDIIS.
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For sale everywhave- Price CUTicURA
the great skin Cure, Doc trricrRA S"At
an EXQUISITE skin BeaUtifier, &c. CUTi
cuRA R.soLyESr, the new Blood Puri Ee:
81.
Potter. ErSs, e Chemical &c.
sCs.oH.
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CEC-CsH.A ABROAD

Through Il home re:urned Norwegian
have learned 10 know your tUTIcC!sA,
ysilic!. has in Il short tirne cured ne ;in
Eczema that my physicians medlcines
ccui;. not heal. CIh. lsr.lILEN-
pESeEa. NORWAY. AJsatts+JorT,.n3ny
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iris Crest

StrG3sES y {. vs.
s1,c SIC ssS@ta >
1n 81 \ se g e
tsAkej is Tie
lie climate result
Of over twenty
years practice. bva
THO {. y u 6 l. J
QUAGIEiE.u'i
iJt \ IL PRYel-
CHAN o! one OF
the hi hest lnedi-
cal cole < G $ OF
+ q r 0 p e u n d
CURES W / 7 Il
~ n "A Il = u
&C + 4 I Al n I Y
-,
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sow ITS VALUE

All OF your CUTICURA REAEDIEs give
verv good satisfaction. The IUTICURA
1 especially recommend for the uis-
saasee for which tits used know froin
experience It's value. DR. Hi TRAIT.
Monticello, Wis.
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DEsr.sr. CARSON. NEVADA ,
Young Men!-Read This.

The ySLTAIc BELT &C., OF Marshall
1Hychtyan, offer to End their celebrated
Ezx1-rso-VoLTAIc BELT and other Ell
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Jsys, TO men (young or oldD afflictea
9rh nervous debility, loss Of vitality
md boss OF manhood, and all kindred
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sases Com -.e,e restoration to health
vieor ana manhood guaranteed. No
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Cured BY CUTICCRA.

NY skin disease, which resisted sew
eral popular remedies and other RENE
dies advised by physicians, has been
cured BY your CUTICURA REMEDI ES.
They surpassed my most sanguihe ex-
,ectations and apidly effected a cure.
JIG.
VISCySSES. IND.
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Is a never ;ai.in
cure tor AerfoN
Debility, Exhaus-
ted Sitaiity, SEM
nal Weakness,
L ost Manhood.
lmpo;eucy, Pros
tatorrhea, Paraly
sis a:,d all the ter
rble effects Of
Self Abuse, youth
full follies and ex-
oesses IN maturer
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Es.NRAtN.& g..
cum EN1NtA

Nervous ard Ithysi-
cal Debility, Seminal Weak n e S,
>prematorrhs. s>Teest sa esrrGAac. Emissions,
;ri?t,otoncy, Exhausted Vitality, Premature De
cline 2ud E4;.'.S CT MkNHSOss. ia
~: RS casFge applications. ana fr.aRss
tsEasvy@r cause ssrsssuced. 1t en-
r;ches aid prrities :he Blood, Strengthen the
Nerves, Rrain, Muscles, Digestion, Reproduc-
tire Organs, and Physical and Mentsl Faculties.
Il stops nj u-~-atur.l also aebilita'ing drain
uIon ths system, preventing Involuntary losAss,
lebIjitatinE dreams, seminal losses with the
urine etc, destructive to mind and body
Il is sure eiinIinator OF all KIDNEY AND
BLADDER COMPLAINTS. It contains nc
injurious Ingredients. No those sENsr'
itlts [r,,l.l s2i" evil esfecty OF YOUTH.
ss.. in -ttsc re siosi OK excess, n speed
thorough .ssal perm nnent ca kG
gss sslT q q SgE&D. Price, $3.50 pei
hottie, or Eve bottles in case, with full direc
lions snd ADVICE, $40 Sent secure from OBJ
servation 10 any address upon the receipt Of
price, Or 90. y. 70 be bad only Of
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MISCELLANEOUS.
02
The cn!yRemedies For The Skin
Ard Riocd Universally
COMMENDED

Em. Il. .rotten, 81: North Tenth ST..
pniIadelph,a. reports that one III MS
81 steiner, stated tn him incidentally
that he was feeling so well anu Eau
gained twenty-seNen PCun"s M 'iie '"s.
Cor ali of whicn he attributed 20 a
systematic course of the CUrICURA re.
SOLVENT, which has proved enectuai
nhrn All other remedies failed.
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year- such as Loss of Memory, iAfSitfhse,
Nocturnal Emissions Ayr-sors OF S0taety y,
p;zuess oil Vision, Noises in the Head the vitoi
iu;d passing unobscrvsd in the ur.ne. and msoy
,ther diseases that lend to insaEi.v and Death.
UR. MISTlE, who is regular physician
graduate OF the University II Pennsyivania)
Mi agree 10 forfeit FIVE HUNDRED DOL
LARS for 4 case OF this kind the VITAL RES
puRhT!gE under his special advice ard treat
n,eutl " noe .ure, or for ANYTHING irnp1re or
ia;uriou foGilG in it. DR.. MlNllE treats al
private iseasos successfully without mercury
Computation free. thorough examination anti
advice, including analysis Il urine. so. lrice OF
VITAL RESTORATIVE, s. 80 = bottle, or f'ur
tf,aes the quantity. s.: sen: to afv address
unun receipt oi price, or &. -. l., secure nc in
u .s:rv alton ard in n:iv2tc uaue Il desired, b!
4. L. MINFiE %,
y EG;t-i-e" l., san ranc,sco, Czi'
SANFLE SOTfLF F.,.-s. ~il he sent To anT
ON. a p'y-nz ~ .l,--r, s. -, sgm.toths. sex
a,,.t l=s ,,.-i,t secrecy "a regard 10 ali bsa'i-
nes- Transactions
pii i:lETih'S KIDNEY hLAEHl-Nf.f
liE;f.rICjI II f. cures al kinds III kidney ana
bladder coi2l .aint., gouofrS@es. gteei, tenccr
rhoea. Vo- sal BY al druggists; Il bottle,
s.X Eatt cs iur -.
Ilg. s.t> Iik's, DANDELiON PILLS are the
b5st and cheapest Dyspepsia "a Bilious cure
ia the market. For saIc ny all drcggis.s.
taulS.
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Halls Steel FurroW PIow

has newer 1rgn sslai ed. % these wg avg a few
-, q t1--rrel Hlake- We HAVE Also
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bismarck. Doctor and Dict.


Prince Bismarck is again indisposed, it
is said. and pleurisy is feared That
means work for Professor SchEenniger,
the Princes doctor Schwenniger Is the
RoOse of Berlin Munich was to him
what Brighton was to our English rising
medico, and Bismarck's eldest son was
his discOyerer. This gentleman having
had some sixty or seventy pounds weight
taken off him, and having been brought
out of the very baek-teeth of death by fol-
lowing DR. Schwenniger's advice, sug-
gested that his father should also become
a patient. The Chancellor was willing.
but be could not 90 to Munich, and the
doctor could not leave his practice there
without qEid pro quo The quid-several
hundred quid-was found by his appoint
ment to a professorship in Berlin, which
he now holds, IN addition to an enormous
private practice. He sees Bismarck daily,
had brought him into perfect health, and
had so tanned the tiger that the former
periodical explosion In the Reichsrah had
entirely ceased, and there had been no
change In the Government since SchEen-
niger had charge of the ChanceIIor's
digestion. Diet, not medicine, is what
Professor Sehwenniger sEears by. No
drugs, no mineral waters, no kurh of any
kind Eat Of only one dish, no matter
what they may be. Oysters, Holsters,
beef, mutton-eat your moderate fill Of
That, but touch nothing else at a meal no
vegetables, save perhaps little salad, no
sweets, no saTories, and do not touch one
drop of liquid until half an hour, In some
cases an hour, after your meal Is ended