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THE GUARDIAN PUBLISHING C0.

PRO)! TH’!-ilk ()l‘i“l(‘3 IN THE Cameron Block.

'1‘ I'3R.I~.\’IS 1 For the Month . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25 cents Advertising rates furnished on application

3. D. HICGS,

Editor and Manager. I

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insivne niiir

ROM Sydney and Pictou, ‘ Czirgoes of Round, Nut,

and Slack. Also. it good sup- ply of HARD COAL on hand.

All of which will be sold at lowest

rates. ' C. LYON S. Oct. 3!. 3m .

STANLETS llllllK

Get a UIti1I1IiiIIatonce.

No intelligent Man ought to be without it.

C. I. MORRlSON, SoleAgent for Olftown. Nov. 14, I390-

llealer Salve.

Wrsr Gus. August 4, 1890. M23. RosLs,—I wish to inform you

that your “Magic Healer” Salve has

proved a sure cure for Salt Rheum. A

young lady residing in my house tested I

the Salve, and found it the best article the ever tried, after using other Selves without doing any good. recommend- ed her to try the “Magic. ler," and before using half in box, the Salt Rheum ,disappee.red. I cheerfully furnish the above facts. And remain. yours.

Anrnzb MoWn.L1.ms.

woven WIRE rniciin

600990613. PER BOD.

,. , user dealer in this line of .*J....'‘‘‘‘''‘ We

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CARVELL esoruam‘. °""'°“°*°""‘-

Wholesale Asients for 1>xinc.‘3‘-dwwi 1313“

New Drug SIBIB.

CHARLOTTETOWN, P

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cocoons

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(T AT or ULSTER, call aiizl t-miiiino our i stock of '1;3w (‘.L0'l‘HS, in . Tweed and Wo1'steil Siiitings, ileai'cr.:-;, Mt-I-' tons, Mips, Friezes,ctc.

fl AYfpll line of I.at-est Designs and Patterns of TROU- bI:IRIhC:S. Our stock excels in quality and variety uny- tliing We have heretofore shown.

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City to select Irom. Call and see them.

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Rogers’ Building, Upper Queen Street.

Big Bargains in Xmas Groceries,

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_._..;','\"_;,'. V E WANT to (lo a. larger Xma; trad»: this year than we have ever done bi.-lure, and are‘

thcr-efure going to o:IéIer our entire stock of RAISINS, CL.7RR:\.\'Il‘:~', I’l£_I'I.LS, ESSE.\'ClrlS. etc., at (live lo\'.'esI Rock Bottom Cash figures. Call and see our prices before buying anywhere else.

Raisins and Clll'I'iBllt§.——We have i‘eceivcc_i over 6,o~.2o pounds of Cooking Raisins, including some Layer Vail-:1it;i.1.<, nlxicli are very fine this year; and us we have

also very large and the qu-lity excellent. We have just received it lot of tie “Blacl: Basket” brand, anti they keep up their reputation for lllf! best Table Raisins going.

Candied I’(!(*I.i.——just received from I.onclon, 21. lot of l{ElI.I.ER‘S CITRON, LEMON and OR.-'\t\'GF. PEEL, which we are selling much cheaper tlizm usual on account of 9. drop in the price (li)!'C)£lLI.

- Essences and §pi('9s.—ln-.p—.'»itetl direct from the manuiacturcrs and guar- anteed SIIIRICIIILIXI l‘Ul{F. and LIN.-\I)L7LTEI’..v\TF.I). Bring along your empty bottles and have them refilled. ~ , _

Special Notice to it etallers. Our Stock of Nl.I'l‘.\, DATES, FIGS, APPLES and XMAS C(I)NFECTlON- ER-Y is very large and varied. anal we think it will pay youto look at it if you want something nice aiitl attractive. '

. $333 6: GQFFI»

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Ch’town, Dec. 5. 1390.

“ 1i‘,z.'ng out the old Year, ?"l.I7Z_(/ in the New."

RINGS! RINGS! nuts:

E. W. TA‘ILllR’S JEWELRY S'l‘0llE,

Canxeron Block.

IFINE DISPLAY

PIGTURE MDULINGS.

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K. D.O.IWorth'Mi11i0115-.

We OllI8l'VOl1 the Largest .‘~\ssort'.i11ei1‘: of Cloths in tlie.I,I

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marked them all down low we expect them fin go offqiiick. Our stock of Layer Raisins is »

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V f0f. I1-Infants 0 ran. "0-tori-isso '°l1‘d‘;‘I°lII|j0chlldrenthat Outcrla cures cone. can-spam:

[recommend itas superiortoan rcscrzpuon Sour Stomach, Dlsrz-host, Emctatlon, nowptome." H, g_, D" xms Worms, gives sleep; and promotes di-

- ’ . I . . llifimoxtorust. Broouyn. N. r. Wlt§:IiIeII:jzn-lobe medication. 1 ‘ Tim Cnxura Coxmxr, 71' Murray Street, N. Y.

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WITH ‘WONIIIIEIIIFUL Winn GAUZE -OVEN ll00llS.

Y IIIS celebrated line ~Iof STCVES and RANGES are now made in 22 sizes, for burning, soft Coal, hard Coal and \Vood. Prices, with all Fittin complete, are from $24.00 upwards. Made of best Scotch Iron, and finished equal to any in the iuerket of Canada.

Where a. CHARTER OAK STOVE‘ or RANGE is used, Mt-tits do not‘ require busting, and juices remain in the meat, resulting in ii loss of only one quarter as much shrinkage as in old style tight oven. ' - Every R-sage or Cook Stove we sell is guaranteed as perfect in operation.

For Sale . . -MIDI! ct: ROGERS, Charlottetown;

Brace, McKay ti; CoI.,ISummIerside ; John D. Bell, Montague ;IsR. -Tuplin &'€o., Kensingtong McLean, Hesrtz Jr Co., Souris; B. Rogers, Alberton. Nov. 6, 1890. -- . - ' ’ II

E OFFER one WHOLE STOCK or PERFUMES II AT SPECIAL DISCOUNTS, for we have a. big lot of them on handgand must dispose of them during the Holiday Season. ' -. I

We have the popular odors, as Crab Apple Blossoms. Cherry Blossom, Bayley’s Ess. Bouquet, Colga_te’s Cashmere Bouquet, Rli1lm'eI’9 White Ileliotrope, Piesse -and Lubin’s Opoponax, Atkinson's White Rose, etc; Lubiu’s Jockey Club, etc.; Cleaver’s R-ondeletizi, R-icksecl<er's Martha \V:isliington, Golden _Gate,- Mizpali, etc. ; Hoyt’s Cologne, Genuine Cologne tll1tI‘FlQI‘Ildfl ‘Waters, etc. Also—La.utier Fils French Per‘- fulllé3II‘lli1 bullr, Perfume Ato.nizers, Satchet Powders, etc. Call and see our Stock and get prices at

A. S. JOHNSON’S DRUG STORE.

Comer Kent and Prince Streets.

PllIllGE,EllwARn ISLAND RAILWAY. 189$-I91.-' winter ~aiimimci~:uzrir. 1990-91.

Dec. 13, 18I§9.

———-=°3"""“ On. an-(Z aifter _THURSD.1I’I', I)ecember 42911., 1890, Trairzs will Run as follows: 0 I _ Cg _ ( ) , ;—_—;_—_—_—-_—_—;- _ _ _ ,__ UH, _ , __ ,,,,_ _ ,,,_ _,, __. _ ,,____ _,_- ,____,.,_:-;';*,':.‘_;“; .“:;‘:'f‘::'.:.'_‘ . , x Late Wsmm fir’ ‘V°°‘;P,'*’.‘(i C‘"”“'5“- ' TRAINS FOR. THE WEST. TRAINS FROM THE. WEST. S A st'ne, on a. - v . ’ . " "3" ‘ W e IIRV e {L large assortineiit of , S - W . \ g . I‘ 4 . . . - oxs. .\'o.4. . .\’o. 3. TAT :3. Jo. .. '0, . [thud E.xH'3ClS, ‘ ‘ V,‘ 01 3 V STA: -. ——__—-:‘-—-. _._. n. - D Tinctures, only the finest quality kept ._._.___ .._.._. A n P ‘L ‘V A.‘- and |IS¢dI“’ P"'~’5°“P°°“5' ‘I ° in flee an W1 ' 0 SO C 162]. ) Cliarlottetown .... .. dp 7 is ' 1'59‘ Tignisli ........ ..‘.....dp3 6 oo men: ledlclm 0' 1'“ “'"“i use p ’ 1 In lffiilil‘ v“:'t‘1f.‘fi§.‘-::'f.::::::: , §lI.':’.‘.’.’.§‘.?‘.:i.'t':::'.::::::::::. e - - ' a ' ,, , ' I ‘B’ ..; ....... .. _ _ es . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..l _ 13' Horse Powders, Limmcnts. Blzster8,,<£c Brlng ),‘O1-ll. Plctulzes and 113373 them {:}!_:?!?§?g;£{_£g6I_‘ _____ __ 3% :3; £0"; ____________ 3% ' ° 5 . ' ‘ 1 ' 1' I 9 H 122 MisI1couci1e.'.'.Ii'.'.'.'.'.I.IIII4 io 15 r ' Q on . Freetown ............. ..._. ‘ v p , F DAVI ss""sAi.ve.a framed with the l.ite._t (l_es1 g us 111 Gilt, _.......,.... ...... .3, 13 ,3 WWW ,3 g M? ' ' 7" / 1 ' ...... .. - . - ' . i - o N0 0'-T“! in ‘be “lalket for every IIIQIIIIISI A SIIIIIIIIIIIIBIIIII ldp ‘II; 1‘; Kensington ........ III‘: IJI5 Z 05 sores known—Sore Eyes. Bum?» 5°“ so Mlsoouche ....... .... .. 1 no Freetown....- ......... .; 12 23 1 es and sons‘, bggfigg sores; sores caused by H 1 _ G ' V\'elli§g!tion ........... .. I 2?; §pm;‘c(s1i:]lt;18gl1‘!3nctlon -4 spun:--s or new and "W ‘W '5 “V - ¥3f’.f.‘...-_l..:::::::::::::::::: 52,: n.......- t:.»..;~1::::::.:::::t 115 s 3.. P'°“" “°"" . . .— A « ~ ,2? - 5. «J r ,3 3 if l2l?.‘;’.E‘.‘3.f.‘t‘.::::::::::::::: it: i‘£3§.‘.l‘t.§.‘3‘.§‘.‘.‘:‘.'.?..;::::::; ll‘?! 33 FOR ASTHMA ' ‘I I‘ ,1 I/ ’I,l;_I_,» I‘ I! its . 1 .5 Tignlsh ........ ..ar 5 15 . I-CIIETIOIICI-0WlI..-.... er‘, 2 so 10 00 Dr, 33,03,251 i;STHhIl:‘l){oft.p:EDY, 25 cents, ___._i__l _ . . _., _ _ N ,_ ST mm“ .._\__6._ 50 cents, at i.oo pe - . . ‘. . ‘ - s'r.A.'r1oxs, o » . - . 4 o- Perfumes; Soaps, Brushes, Toli!lc_t 5031655; FE .I. . . __ __..__._. .__ ..._ Sponges, and everything usuil Y 9+ _ ,1». M. . A. 11, am.-»- one -—- . t".‘;.l‘é’.$f.§“3?.‘;?§.;;.‘.;'.'. Pipes Tohaccos, Cigarettes, Havana. and , g . De "L . h ! , _ ¢...au'c CIGARS. # . _ —-~ — - - , - _ TRAINS FOR THE EAST. mums FROM THE EAST. " 0 —. _ . I 1» l 7 v V‘ . ' ' STATIONS. I no 7 5 .\o, 11. . s'rA.'rIoss. no.8. No.12. 1 I I I - —-——— ‘- All!) A HAPPY raw YEAR - .1 I . .. til" I n A Charlottetown........ — . cor o ’ _, Royalty Juneton .. 250 , 630. Card _ ...., 7 as . ‘ x , , I Bedford ...... 3 thy; gig, Mount siowafi Jung ar 8 50 up 2 45 I » I‘? I "°‘"" Stew“ ‘Incl api 4 10 I Redford ......... ..I...iI.Ii iI1I;i' hing ii -R. K - BRA°5 Ca ONNQLI (Y 3-—., Q C)” 18 _ ___ léeellipig ofihis l8Y%’°i‘;,‘;'I,E¢I:;I;(i§It)oCI5hIIIII;:\¢:; I» d I t, 1.. t f t} ' . h t » No.3.$I Np. P n very! 0% ‘ ' . ' f ' cls n trons ie comp imenps 0. ie season wis_ _ o . . . — g 1». . -,_ _ V - - - - cent. for one month. . In wishing that élital-13:1. ggglk £38 ngI:,e,. so c0mp191»,e as ll». 15 this season, cIompx-ism Mount Stewart June. d p; 1 5 ft?» gggilgdg‘: .................... . g fig :3 , S remmd IIh'IIIns CookiIngIRaisins, Currants» Dates» figs: G“3P°5I: APPl°3» Cmlneg gtI.IIII‘I'Idl(~IiI'd:::::::::II:I:.I;;l 519 . 846 st. Peters ............ .. 7 45} 1'35 BVRGAIN _ . I .I‘“7°]‘I pee]; _‘..Lemon, Citron and Orange. Also, 8. full line of Christie's Bear RIver ......... ..;..rg g 2; , _ 113:? figagiti §{..;&.r.t.5.u.£;:...; g :3 _. 3 2: guy-ybody should call and see and, giacuim, Also, a. clioIice collection of l_E1'tg1ish.-and CGIl&;i&8.I1(§IOI1feCtl()dI1g1"y. k hon:-is. ............. .. , _ . A “ ‘hum IIIQCIIII Dom’ and IIIII!” III I ache In addition to our stock of G!‘0CeI‘l6_5 We have Open C 3 khss an trbc 9:3“??? 5 » _ 4. °lI G°°d B°7‘Y'”d Glgli’ “I II ' gnd gm;-e with a full line of all Goods ke t ‘in lea first-cla.cs1sot1-‘I343 m‘.=t1'i{;':::’t"’oo5‘:":II‘:'1’;;_ 0:; ES ' Trains are run by Eastern Standard Time. v _ -- -. Cw ‘W W. ‘3‘“‘S— 3”‘ - -. . . ’ P’ o Lamps» 18 t “P51 3“ - - « - N . d '11 bedi 1' ed at Dec be I — -. chap‘ mg} 5 in the country. I; Confec . Lamps, at 3 small advance on cost. Brier Pipes and Cigars 3 Trains ,. [I en 12 wi , ‘sconinu re; cm r 3t_s_t, V I ' ,““R‘elnas,*Cnrlcnli. ‘ C““‘°d 'm°”,‘°“’ . . . ‘ J. U. "°""' - - and Clean e - - r »~ 9 ' . Stnwbernet, Blueberries» . ‘° 8P°°“1 Y- ' . . , A - -- ~~ . 5, ~ ,,,, _ e » . 1 CONNOLLY 5. co. . venue on- ‘ Dec. r3=-«I17 f5§3'*"l‘7" “ 1 - Railway‘ Offit1crChnrl01te{dwn, Dec. :91, 1392:. 6i , Telephovne in connection. .

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RINCE EDWARD ISLAND, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 24,. -18.: .1

EFORE ORDERING YOUR F.-\LL‘SUI'l‘, oviaii-i

iionr ABOUT LICE.

By Prof. Geo. E. Foster, M. P.,' — Minister of Finpnce.

I. W'hat license means. - It is important that in the fix-st.

_ place we should get a clear perception of all thatis meant by the word licehee. -

The underlying idea is that of per? mission or- allowance. A hackmanb license, for» instance, permits him to engage in the business of cabslriving,

to be legally united in wedlock, and a liquor «license’permits'a person, to sell

‘ .int.oxicatin‘§ liquors. . .-

This permission. 9l'—:I\ll0,'UI£Ic° {ll ways

~ carries with it the -When

a parent or teacher permits a child to do a. certaimthing, —the_«child instinc- tively feels Lhit the: thing itself -is right. and not wrong. Similarly, when

the law licensee or permits nnythingto be done,Iit teaches that what it permits is correct in principle and expedient in practice. When, ‘therefore, a coni- munity or a country issues licenses it does three things: I II ‘

1. It calls the drain shop into exis- tence and permits its 'work.: .- . '-

2. It declares that the dram shop is correct in principle and expedient in: practice. - ’ ,_

3. It pledges its ai_1ItIiority to the protection of the drum shop, in its congenial and permitted work.

II; VVhst it is we license. 1 Before ri. couimunity calls an institution, into existence, declares itpright, and pledges protection to it, the people should carefully consider what are its aims and eflects. -

I. It provides nothing useful. ‘No fabrics to wear, no food to eustaingllie

83 body, no implements of labor, no books

to inform the mind, iio‘a1-ticle of com- fort for the home, nothing that adorns civilization, elevates society, or adds a single impulse of good to the. com: munity, can be found on its shelves or within ‘its four. walls. If every dram shop in America. were to be burned tomorrow, the country wouldlnot lose '3. single iota. in all that goesto clothe, feed, develop and beautify her millionl. . 2. It encourages" idleness. A dram

, shop immediately reduces “looting” to

a line art. It is a convenient place to “ drop.into.”_ Some of the “ ye" are always on hand. There is constantly something to hear or see. I Games for the idle hour areever ready. Drinks

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stories and songs fill in the intervals. All are invited and welcome to stay. And thus the drum shop is continually, turning‘ the active and industrious into the idle and shiftless.- Thus it is a standing peril to the children in its neighborhood.

principal object of the drain shop is to get soberpeople to tipple, and tipplers to drink to excess. , It exists for no other purpose,-—i£ it succeeds in doing this itsgains increase; if it fails, it starves and dies. Unless it is able to turn sober children into drinking _meo and women, it must cease with the present generation. -So its aim is to debsucli each generation of-. children. It greedily eyeethe school and homes,

. and sets itself to trap the innocent. The “stand” is chosen in the most _

public resorts, the temptations, ‘are, made as alluring as possible, the bar- keeper is selected with this point in view,the host puts on. his blandest inan- ner——alltogain custom; that is, to in- duce sober people to tipple and tipplers to drink more and ‘more. In no other way can they reap their harvest of gain.

4. It breeds disorder, vice, poverty and crime. We would scarcely ever hear of a brawl or fight if it were not for the. dram shops‘. » III. What the voter does by licens- ing it. Christian voter, before you cast your ballot for the drain shop, please think that by your licensingit : 1. You compromise with wrong.

- Suppose a man comes to you and

says, “.Sir,"you have a nice boy grow-

ing up there, I will pay you one hun-

dred dollars if you will give me. the

liberty to teach him to tipple and

drink. I will not compel_ him, but

simply use attractive ' display. and

persuasion‘ upon him.” .

You indignantly repel . the; awful

proposition. But a. friend standing

near says, “ You might as well take! the one hundred dollars ; if you refuse,‘ he will get your boy in seine secretgand

illicit way, and teach him to drink.

Your boys will learn to drink all,the same, and you will have the one hun- dred dollars.” And yet you repel with perfect abhorrence thesnggestion

that you should allow anyone, for I!» money consideration, to attempt the ruin of your boy. But when a man goes to your corporation and says: “.1 will give you one hundred dollars if you will allow ‘me to teach as many of the boys in, your country or city as I can allure to; _t_ipple and drink,” what do you say? x II

‘ 2. You go into partnership with the trsflic. The drain shop destroy: a happy home, and mother endechildren sit weeping. and brolreng-hearted ignite ashes. You mustbequiet,fori‘i_1‘your

pocket clicks 3 ’IofI'thiI-silver

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almost ilemoiiiuo lee:-‘says

ll marriage license-permits two persons .

in the sight of_lie’aIven. ., _ g , When you = license. - it, .. you‘--‘libel. II I I ‘voters-share the responsibility‘<for all I

i drink which finfelly bnrgedcut ‘all .

into which "that happy Ihome was pitilessly trsitsmnted. And when at theend.» ettho year the._d_rIaui seller gains-.—.i_rhile outside you behold the ruin, the vice, the . . misery and the sorrow which-have been . wrought-‘-he, invites, you and , tcyou, ""1 know it look‘! Iu‘g’lIy‘ out there, but I

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‘bi-andiof Ceinfon its brew lintimtesy-ii-yitz- “ ~ »' =Tlie -vpryymomont you license ‘it,’-iii‘ .istenti_tled to claim full citis"e_l‘Ill|ipII;‘~iIBI' lifts its head bot¢§Iy-on,yu¢fi-I=5 ‘

_street_eI ;‘jt lis~rIecognIiIted as-1 nu; " "

to§eve.ry' mute. and legitimise’

nous; it wastes? the 'full:=flevt_‘iIli§"‘-’g‘u-6‘

churches" and your laws. - —Eveg-y. who cut: hillnllati for

lieu-"ant! about and e,iidoueI;it._I?wo . =- I i ‘ I Without ,It has no

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If it »injnriee,3 demand and "obtain redress. It, is . li_'aunted:by the nIi'_i‘nio_ris‘of the law And‘ hns the registered 'c0n.derIunationII of people Iini'lgI‘V-‘over ingainstit.-I-a c0l\I- tinuallv\h?ip'ending sentence. - ‘

evil, the wliolet weight. and “ I breaker. inmj’ the law holds gut1'_£y;._,

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the ruin that is wrought. -' Has" it rifled a-home? You medejt-. I3, _ and as the just-eye 9! God n upon the desolate earth, and listens‘ to

the cry of the lone ones for He sees the poor over-tempted I I

ridden one at whose feet, lieepert , guilt; He sees the drain‘: seller. behind . the bar who pitilessly the for

end IdutIy;‘and He sees behind all, it-,ho men who placed-.the dram seller ‘In I position to pause -his‘. ruin, end ‘He holds them responsible They had a pat-t"in the desolation of that home, and will-He‘ not make requisition at their hands? _ 1 _ , , . . _ quickly, 0 Christian voter, and come out from-this uwfnl ship, which throws upon your soul ‘pert guilt for every broken heart, every saddened home, every wrecked lib. , which, but for the-r»‘draIIn I ‘

iest hope, and tilled Ifull of‘ -refining influence. ' ' . ' $0-3

Sayings of "Rev. Sam Jones. -fI The biggeetfraud in __God’e world to-

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sellstwhiskey is a detectable fr-aud.: A

If our part has to ride into power tsttl e a whis ey barrel it ought to be I

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The liquor terffic ought to be mule so odious that nobody but an infernal econo- drel will sell it, endrnobody but an infer- nal foolwill drink it. . . .

A woman that marries I man with whiskey on his breath is the bifirt fool’ in the world, except the one I: stirs the toddy for him after he is married.

Mohammedan: and

It seems that the Mohammedan: are not all total absteiners, after-all. lleny of them are living much below their professions, just as many Christiane are doing. Dr. Long. a College .Pro- fessor, at Constantinople, and Dr. I Dodds, a physician at Centres. both write that. there are not unfrequentr I cases of intoxication and excessive