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THE CHINA MAIL. wards enabled them to retain. But none we have a shrewd suspicion that Premiers| of these advantages occurred to Mr Disraeli of the Dierasil class will be rare in the He entered the House of Communis about future as they have been in the past: In five and thirty years ago an unfriended, All tibies it is not the system that makes tha almost an unknown mau. What little was man, but the man moulds the system. We known of him did not tend to ingratiste must not, however, overlook the question, him with either party. He had written what is to be the issue of all this Mr. prondest one or two novels, in which the splendours Dismell has been elevated to the

Miscellaneous.

DYSENTERY, CHOLERA, FEVER, AGUE, ETC. CHLORODYNE,

COLLIS BROWNE'S CHLORO

[No. 1518-APRIL 17, 1868.

Miscellaneous.

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at large. On ek woulit not bave is recorded of him that when be le hiavances Liberal than his rival. More than gavniery. Tok: I fairly owe my restoration

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intolerable. The

indomitable conrage asserted itself. refuse to hear me," he exclaimed, as he resumed his seat;but the time is coming whion you shall hear me." The assertion was ascribed to arrogauce. It has turned out a prophecy.

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Dr. J. COLLIS BROWNE'S CHLORODYNE, Vice Chancellor Sir W. Page Wood stated publicly, is Court at Dr J. Collie Browne was airdoubtedly the faventor of Chlortdyne: that the ately untrue, and he regretted to say it had beep

worn to Sue The Times, July 13, 1864.

:tho task of preserving the peace in 'a tline of extraordinary ritation. A certalu iin- passiveness and severity of demeanour pre- Fonted the most sanguine English politicians from assuming that the American envoy repudiated for himself the tone of remon-

which

he was constantly ifiatruoted strange to the. To command personal deference in English society, a diplomatist must be of youthful and untrained fanby were more position e. subfoot of this country can em gentleman; but if he is to be the faithful remarkable tima sobriety of judgedit, and by, not for his own special and personal DUYNE is a certain cure in Cholera, Dysen exponent of American feeling, he may some postry, whose revolutionary tenden- gratification, but that he may render service advantageously dispense with the external cies were cast in his toetia by the Radicals to the country. What service is he likely, the, C'alies, do qualities of a courtiar. The friendly regard liom he had abandoned, while they awoke to render 1 To what extent has he educated Which Me Adaras has sened in Englanil the suspicions of this Tories whom he sought his party so that they may be able to lixtru from the General Board of Health, London, has frequently found oxpression in public to join. The prejudice against hit Hebrow shake off to still greater extent then it efficacy in Cholera, o strongly are we and in private; but the most awkward of descent, which has weighed upon bim ali trammels that fatterad them. These are convinend of the intiaanse value of this remedy, that

and which the new questions that as

as pet lie in the future. It we cannot too forcibly urge the necessity of adopting committed the through his bis admirers has never blunder. off & paying him a compliment on manber for Cambridge University thought it depended on hipa line te Oogliero that it in all cases," From A. Bontgomery, Faus late most valuable remedy in Neuralgie, Aathma, and any supposed superiority to his countrymon it decent to taunt him with so lato as last Mr Gladstone himself would have gordo Insproter of Hospitals, BombayCalvredynu is a

which a certain session, was then strong and virulent. It difficulty in proving himself a more ai

health of eighteen months severe suffering, and expansiveness of

failed,TM been inappropriate, Mr Adams has perhaps maiden spool, the House, far from award onco in former years we know that iues when all other remedies had erred on the side of sternness and indiffering him that courtesy and indulgence always sures which he earnestly recommended in

the Commons were contemptuously fling Dr. J. COLLIS BROWNE'S CHLORODYNE, caused by the murder of Mr Lincoln assailed him with groans and hootings,

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if he has not which to disconcerted him tliat he broke of Lords, There, will now be an end to J. Cellis Browne's Chloredyne" on the Governmen notice; but, Jie took

now free to dictate the policy Stanip. Overwhelming medical testimony groom You of his party.

refuso to follow panies mich beide. Sule Manufacturer, J. F. Daven! has also abstained from passionate and dis courteous language when the wildest invee

him, but it will be

Livel

e against the English Government would

on annihilation. He is more needful to The immense demand enables the proprietors to have increased his popularity at home,

them than they to him. The country freduce the price; it is now sold in bottles, Is, lid, The student of ble Soward's despatches

will therefore hold Mr Disraeli responsibla 29, 46, 6d, and i la. for his own contae. He will no longer be and prudence best appreciate the which rendered the communications of the

The opposition which Mir Disraeli on- able to shelter himself either under the American Minister with the English Govern- opunitered at his first ontset in public life advoras will of his superiors or the stub-

was but this type of all he had to encounter bor inertness of his followers. ment not altogex of eloquens 300. flis progress has been one continued looked to for the character of his policy whole story of the defendent Freeman was delibe:- | battle against houts of foes, which nothing more than for its success. That tinge of but the most invincible patience, the most tortuousness which has hitherto been into resolute courage, and the fusst trot, could parable from his position must be aban- have enabled him to overcome. To the doned. He who has shown in the course prejudices arising from his personal post of his career so many and various characters tion were soon to be added those which must now show himself straightforward: sprang from the popularity of his politics. He has won a dazzling and at the same it is difficult to believe that ho ever abered time, a trying position and he who has so the opinions in favor of that Protection engerly sought the glory cannot disclaint which for so many years was the rallying ita attendant reaponsibility. ery of the party with whom he allieu Lim- salt. It is certain that on the earliset op

FRENCH FINANCE. portunity he cast them from him, as Samp

and the brst. Tho more the financial statement of M. son did the green withes; and budget he produced in 1802 was thoroughly Mague is perused the less favourable is the free trade one, while his speech intro-impressiou it conveys. The following ex- sing it was one long laudation of the haustive article on the subject which ape system which had produced such bone gears in the Atenir National, is due to the ficent fruits. It is more probable that lie en of an authority on ach subjects, M. chose his sido less from conviction of the Horn, the well known economist soundness of its principles, than the, pros pact

it opened up to him of personal consi-the sum required is officially estimated at deration. The ranks of the Free Traders 440 millions of franca. Rente to-day were overcrowded with all that was able quoted at about 68. For now loan it and accomplished, and statesmanlike in the will be of course aceeasury to offer sonie:

the quotation

of the day, con ching below House of Commons. The Protectionists were in so forlorn a plight that for some esquently, the loan, in order to produce time it was doubtful whether they could 440 millions net, must amount to about 680 find a leader capable of making an hour's millinis of francs. With commissions and specul. Llers was an opening for hinbition, other expenses, 700 millions will harely and to ambition Mr. Disraeli has never been suffice. It is, therefore, a loan for 700 mil- insensible. His ambition, however, was Hons of fraues, which the report not of the vulgar kind, which contents itself Magne announces to us. That figure has with being chief of a party. He set himself never boen reached but once (1856) in the to reorganise, to concentrate, and, above history of our lonus; and this fact is the all to use the words of his Edinburgh more curious still, as it is difficult to voder-

transmission of a loug

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task when invidious

it became Russoll or his necessary to inforsa Lord

interviews, that, fu Вивееваоке, ретзода! the judgment of the American Secristary of they had perpetrated almost every conceivable wrong.

The style of compost tion preferred by Mr Adams himself con- trasted strongly with the ornate copious of his official superior, A close resoner, and sometimes almost a pagna mous tignut, Mr Adams never indulges in thetorical amplifications, or in the generali ties which fud favour on platforms and with political assemblies in the United States. His argumcuts are as dry and ar calm as if they were presented to a Court of Equity, whüs Me Seward scorna always anxious to prove that his opponent is msintsiping su untenable position in viola tion of the most aadreil principles. It is not improbable that the Secretary Bod the

representative of his Government in England cultivated & perfect juutun! understanding, and that they half unoons diously effected between themselves a con- voniout

division of labour. It was the business of Mr Adams to persuade, to convince, or to confute the Foreign Secre tary, and the Eugfisk Cabinet but Mr Beward wrote as much for his own country men as for the English Government, and American taste requires that the candle of patriotism should not be hidden under the busbel of conciseness. There is rosson for believing that from the beginning of the American troubles Mr Seward has sineste-

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