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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-04
Brynrrs Bis,hels-This compsoy announce /.

Bryanrs b,s.t,els. compscy announce .
nuuber of novelties.
Woods H,nstres An excellent programme Of mu-
sic ard csrcss Nth the farce of Tee Statue Lover
are announced for this week.
B,oadsoy Tkea,er.-On Saturday night the drop
cuta descende6 for the lat time on the stage of ths
old Broadway Tbea.er. Tie plays were "An,ouy
and Cleop.trs," aud Fortune Ffocs, which were
given for the beneG, of Br E'dy. Mr. Eddy m.de a
reat ard suitable speech sner the tragedy. This
morning the workmen begin tae demolition Of the
building.
Tbs Rev. Henry Wad Beecher will deliver bis grea
lecture Oh the Burdens Of Society il the Academy Of
Buiic, mex. THURSDAY evening.
TIE MAILS -On and after this date the Northern
mail vii Close q. 3i5, and the Eastern msi by rail-
road at p. IN.
HUDsoN RIVER RAnROaD.-Importsut charges in
the tine table Of t's road take effect today. Er-
press ha IS leave Chambers street at and IL a. IN.
and p N. For changes in ocsl trains see sdverti:e-
melt
DR.. CHFHvER os SLAvERY.-It will be seen by the
following spoudeDce, that the Rev. g. b. ChesSer
hes conseIed to give free Lecture on the Religious
aspects Of ths Slavery questions at the Cooper lcstl-
tuts on Wetneday evening next:
Rev @ p CH,EvER d. D-Deay Si,: We your fellow s.
,sn, been deeply interested 10 those especial lahore
Which you been prou nenJ snlSsd during the last OF
three ears, III reference American Slavery Without htv
ng heard carefully read al have peshed or written
this subject know generally that abon have sm
nepty tended 70 esbsh these truths First ths, the Word Of
God in degree counensnoe' system usage or institution
essentially resembling that Slavery which exists throughout
large portion seconelJ that Chr'iisuy ia
ssnt.y Wit. ~ iroeopcilsby a. war With 'u'b slaV,ry
and that any and purs Church necessarily It's su'asonr
Thirdly that Is the imperative duty Of the organized Chris
tspy Of lard 10 sgsint such Slavery 'yenac.y
un'iriugy uucompomi.insy, long a. the niqny shall
exist We therefore in testimony Of profoued
appreciation Of your sbo and s.cces III. eaus Of Christian
Purity National RsheouEDeis repeatedly isvite ron 10
repeat such day convenience may suggest one
dicourses the suhscts just indicated
In tn. great Hall Of Cooper n,u. where some thousands
Of may with the interest and prof. Of
hearing you
| We ire with profound est.sm, yours,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-04
Advertisement.


Dr. H.RTLIY ,st- he hiss connection what,
peIop advertising 20 cure desfne,s Neither has
yen for The stioD Of Ger ihcate purPor-
rs 70 uau,e hin and therefore be usoe
for suy ssmg resulting from sshne" aud ds'
p.rsOu TIE is. Of money not oe material 70 soe per
deprivation II the most important OF toe
be treated with more than ordinary
sOictudr
Deafness noie 10 the head sod all dinstseabe discharges
from pe.dy snd peru removed without csusi9f
The cure 10 al cases guaranteed
vh,re usiOrmslOL Goes rot exist. -.
Thirteen ye,rs Of close AID s, undivided attention 20 this
branch II special practice eusbd BIN 20 reduce bic
- Ind The " st conhfne
aid osLse yield BY tesaJ attention 70 the means Pee
scTibrc.
TIE Elov Ing Testimonials susr tied win confidence
They IL show IN VT estimation nis essloEa AL
hcson, De- by Of the most medical men
Of he eouLtry:
have bad IN. p...ure 10 NEE. Dr. HaRrLrY practice,
ard have been led favorable opinion Of his character
botl il the profession and IS gentleman
Wv n P.KksE n. D., Professor Of surterI."
Prom uy teTcouse viii Dr. HARTLEr, have found hs
dsPoItGsstt 70 be correc. snd s-ntlsnsniJ
DR. HAsTLrY will receive calls each morans At his reidene,
No . Clinton pace
iAtverssenen.
GURSHYs NEW PHOTOGRAPHIC AND FIx9
GALLIRY no IA Broadway frs; block below tns New.
fcIt Hotel Photographs, pfsueueotyp-s, hrls1<sh VI
ana Isory;yp-a
fAevel..eneut
BURSETT's COCOAISE.-The genuine for sale
byFR,SeisS SMITH No. N srosi~s-.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-04

TESTIMONIAL TO IN CONTROLLER FLAG6 -lae
CLERKS who were employed under The late Controller,
Mr. Fsgg, have, since the expiration Of his term OF
Office, shosn their regard for him. IN the presentation
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-04

CRY MoRrALIrY.-The total number OF deaths u
ibis city LAST week was l07; of which II were men. -
women IS boys and IS girls. The principal di'es'ss
~e,e oopsumpt Is, scarlet fever IL, small psKs
&c. Unier year of age, 30.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-04

GRAND LARCENY.-Ann Murphey WAS arrested yes
.erasy the Of Mr. Henry Melville o. No " Anty
street theft DUNG the past three moa'h' nr Nry~'
premises have been robbed Of wey silver ware ard other AZ
ielss vsGsd go AID instances whcd rece y uans
prd led him 20 suspect murphey his domestic Wien
rested portion the silver found IN hsT posson
Justice Qusckerbu,h committed her for examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-04
fAdvelti.eneu
fA5yertissnen.

BURSETT's CoCOAISE.-The genuine for sal'
y FR,N1is 5 ssI1H, No n srostEs-.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-04

COMPLAINTS AGASsT LIeUoR-DEALERs.-loqllry
having been made with reference to the recent prose-
cutior inst uted ss ainst the liquor dealers of this city,
il has been sscersned that retlrns have yet b5en
sde by the Superintendent OF Poles or hi, Deputy OF
the results Of the investigations Of the policemen ie
puted in the several Pfesncs TO obtsin statistics In
formation on the subject. Thee returns should have
been inside TO the Board OF Commissioners of EIcse,
bat their Chairman b,iog in Albany, AID hsvPg been
there for some time, Mr. Carpenter, DePu'y S1psrn'
tender OF Police has determined that he vii ws, un-
I'll he N ,ke personal service o! these returns upon
him As soon "a these returns are received BY the
Excise Commissioners, within ten days thereafter,
every suit vii be commenced.
one Of tie COMMISSIONER whose duty il Is 10 ins.i'
ne and carry these prosecutions, says thst every
complaint which has heretofore been put 10 suitr aud
tbs. every complaint heretofore received whistler BY
pohceu en or private in5iyijuals will !! the proof
comes up to the iuiremsrts Ct the statute, be me
distsy prosecuted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-04

An application will be made to The Common Csussd
this evening or an iuc esse Of the sppropristisa fer
the water celt bf alton from 5000 to $4,000. Tsey
will not be able TO proceed With lesssun.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-04

HUDSON RIVER Acknowledgements changes in
the tine table Of tos road take effect today. Er-
press traits leave Chambers street at and IL a. m
and For changes in local trains see advsrt'e-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-04
ye; pucus

Mock AUcrIoSs-Nalentine Il. Van Sicken vas
sea1 Saturday for swndug VIM asaroe Of No
CouIt4u street u SIS s1ction watch trans
scon He dsm-d for Se present until the ether par
ticip.nts IN the consIirscy are spp'eaended.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-04

FAsILr % WHITE SLAVES Yestsrday
morning the Rev. Henry WsId Bsecter, Of Piy0cuth
Church, Br 'oslyn ami thu Rev. D.. Chsever Of the
Church tf the Purt,b,, announced TO their respective
ccrsrsgS,ous that the womsn Who ~ith her little by.
bsd few dsys sgo solicited aid for she parpsss Il
scoring her own and the freedom Of her cAren hsd
beeo ouy msnumitted on the lat day of her farisssh
TIE following telrgrapho dspstch vas received ~
NJ. Beeoher on Saturday:
"R,r H. ". BEEcBER. B'cesisr.
FREDERtCKSBURG. Vs., April :, 1853.
Ellen srd her We CHILDREN ara mannmi ted.
Thank God Lows CLsrHAsE."
TIE motter ssd Ter five ch,loreo will proceed 10
C-cirr St. where Il s intended they shs settle dsss.
Mr. Beeoher seeing the prospect clear for rsisng shs
fu smoupt reetet, telesr,Phsd to Virgin. tas' We
money would be forthcoming by the lat OF April rss
fr;ercs s. Plymouth Church raised $500 on the srs
sppesl srd subsequently $40 mors-in al, $ooe the
Church OF the Pan.ans raised about 500 more, vAisa
will go tossd providing the redeemed family with
Rome snd OF life until they 6ni out ssns
way of hs'prg Themselves
Yesterday morning the Rev. Dr. Chspin sso nsts
81 appeal to his congregation in behalf Of this woman
and her children. lich net with hearty response.
Upssrj OF 500 was rs,.d. Another efcr. would
have been mace in the evening, bat the fact hsvsg
become known that the above di,pstch had bssa re-
csivsd rendered il unnecessary.
Tie Rev. II. W. Beeoher states that the trailer sts
SO generously gave the slave gid for which the css-
gr.gstion of Plymouth Church raised redsmpsisa
money seversl years ago, liberty to come North fsr
the purpose of Obtaining the means of purchasing hoe
freedom, Is now editing and Publishing = small psps
in Vugins 10 which he persisterty sivocses the i'm
por,s1ce Of GsIm,n immigrants going to that Stsse
and settling down as l,borer, With vies to tho
establishment Of demand for free labor, AL the ee-
vston Of the character Of the State.
az The fnnr Mil raoinerts of Knox.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-04
fAtyer.isemea.l

GURSEY's NEW PHOTOGRAPHIC AND FI0
AR GALAXY No ia Broadway frs; block below toe New
Ycrt Hotel Photographs, ptsusueotyp-s, kiris1xsh VI
ana yoryyp-a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-04

FATSE pRETESsE CtsEs.-A half dozen complsints
Asyors Office aud City Hal Police Court on
Saturday By par,. DO h.d ,xiHdet In h- msn'
.r o. psct peidep bogus buyers upon Ger
nau usm.d Grim soui- Of the ppsuts dismissed
from IN. fcieucy Of evidence and Of the
Yet pcEcng
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-04

TIE colorels of the four military regiments of Brook.
lyu were invited to meet With the Celebration Cso.
mittee Of the Common Couucd on Saturday, In order
to make arrangement, for the display. Tns military
off ers were promptly on hand, bat the csmrsss
was nowhere to be found.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-04

The LATE ATTEMPTED MURDER ~ THIRrY-sEc-
oyD SrHEIr-Coroner Gsmele, OF Saturday, took the
srts uortem examination of Wm Batter, who was
dangerously stabbed ss, rues,y ghi a. the house OF
his brother in l.r, Wm. Boilsrd, in Thiry-seconA
street The murdered MAJ testified that about dSk
be csns bonn. and found B'rsod and his wife quarrel
pg. Ellen Sneltor, his Lece, soor sitter came in, and
all three began TO quarrel and fight, when be inter-
fered 70 separate ,bem and was stabbed, but By whom
he does not know. Ellen S1scor, the niece, testiei
that a. she entered the room, she found the others
qumreliDg, ard Better commenced abusing her. Dor
land ia,srfered and struck Batter they elm 'aed, and
Bu,lerwss stabbed. Officer Lawrence testified tia'
pc arrested Borsni aid that Butler told him taa
Boilsnd had stabbed him. The Jury rendered YER
dict that Batter was wounded with KNIFE n the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-04

TIE MAILS On and after this date the Norther
ma, -ijl cose q. 3:f5, and the Eastern msl by rail
road at 2 p. IN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-04

The Rev. Henry WAd Beecher will deliver bis grss
lecture Oh the Burdens Of Society, il the Academy
Buiic, mex. THURSDAY evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-04

DEATH OF OsCARW. STUpTLvAST.-Oscs w Sur
tevant died at the Astor House, a. II o'clock on Fri
day night, after an illness of three days. lie vas
elected Alderman Of the Third Ward three times SUI
cessively was lawyer by profession, aud was well
known throughout the city. His age was forty-rine
years
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-11

NITUATIoN wANTED-BY YOUNG WOMAN, TO
- ccok, wafb and iron In American family Cali at
Is Mott S., for two days.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-11
DENTISTRY.

nENTIsTRY--De. r. q. DURKIN CONTINUES TO BX
~ tract teeth IN ten seconds without the slightest palm
corae furnishes the perfect base ntrodrced
plete upper under Furnished nj onv $40 Reercnces
given required DR. X. O. DURKIN, 963 Canal street, be-
tween Larreps aRd TooTer ltre:!s.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-11
FRENCH ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

I'm DEMAkDE-UNE FExMe ACE FRANCHISE on
~ Snlfge ponr prendre eon tes cnanta nest
a1re auee sacne parer aemand angals sadresser
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-11

NEW ORLEANS,
IN MOBILE, MONTGOMERY, ATLANTA,
ALBANY, COLUMBIA, MACON, AUGUSTA
And various places In FLORIDA,
Via SAVANNAH, Ga
The favore steamship FLORIDA, CaptJ. Crove will leave
saturday. March u at M from pier No North river
any other steamer from New York 70 Savannah accommod
tons superior.
merry, Ala s; Atlanta, Ga, s2s; Albany, Ca, s2 Column
ba Ga, Si3 Macon Ca sci Augusta $50; Savannah Slk
The Of the souh Capt Lyon succeeds on Wednes
day, March 16, at p. M.
For freight or passage apply 10
SAMUEL L. MITCHELL SON,
Rroadwav
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-11

A IL FAMILIES WANTING GOOD SERVANTS DIME
~ da;cy should cali at the large institute for domeics
dance Of civil capable help 10 SUIT all who call need Cog
s9sisd ~ resp ecabe American lazy,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-11

A ssisTANT BooKKEEPER OR ACCOUNTANTS STU:
~ alton wanted by young who give undoubted
honesty and Industry would be willing
make himself generally useful where his services would
needed years last place Address f. H. c. $50 West
Seth s., n. y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-11

NRxAr UNITED STATES NAIL SOUTHERN s1sAx
" ship line for Havana and Key West Fla via Cha-ler
ION, g. C.-The splendid and fsvorits steamship ISABEL.
Capt VIM Rolhns will leave Charleston for Key wes aud
Havana the eth and 18th Of each neph Charlesor
ynashps VIII leave this port for Charleston every Wedner
bay And Saturday, att O'Clock p NJ from pa No Nortl
river connecting with the ISABEL for the above pora
Through tickets Dnsy be had application 70
sPOFtORD TII.Nt3yON 90. 70 Broadvvax
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-11

A RESPECTABLE WON AN. THE " ASH
w log OF few gentlemen fary's washing Best Of
reference. Inquire st Il Spring st. house, rs floor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-11

4 TLANTIC ROYAL MAIL STEAM NAv1G ALTON COM
"A pany's New York and Galway ue.-The next departure
from New York will be the steamship CIRCASSIAN captain
Hapin Thursday March 81 touchinga ST. ,hns n F.
receive the royal malls Prices of passsgeFrst $780,
second $50; third $Soncluing free tickets all the princ
pal cities railway routes In Great Britain. Third
must provide plate tnie fork c and beddiag Passage
St. Jobns:Firs class $751; second Sk5 For freight pas
inquire of ths American Express Company 81 Hudson
street and their other advertised Offices the interior Pas
sege IN the third class be secured at OF the above
offices to bring on. from of the principal cities
the lines Of railway Britain for S35 Galway
for $50. AMERICAN EXPRESS COMPANY,
ALEX. uallIIA Ma yer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-11

PARTNER WANTED WITH AN EQUAILY sM AL.
n capital purchas the entire right business
fcurpg article paying 200 per cent and
selling for over thirty millions annunA The owne
having the gold washer
known, Is going to Ksnsss. Apply 10 q. g. HOWES
co 347 Broadway, room No. 4.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-11

SSITUATIoE wANTFD-BY A RESPECTABLE GIRL.
~ good cook; understands eles and In wash
ing and ironing Bes, Of city reference Call ls4 I'D St.
81 and Sd second floor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-11

CITUAT1ON WANTED-BY A YOUNG WOMAN, TO
- wash and iron private family 10 city.
city reference. Call for two days rs West Est st.
tween 9th and Ito ave, TOP floor, front
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-11

CITUATION wsNIED-BY A RESPECTABL WOMAN,
- cook in private family who il experienced
cook and willing 10 assist in The washing Good city
given. call al 9s Vest 18Th 9th and Ith
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1859-05-31
An Expensive Collector.

The Detroit 4AdrertjSer says that il is
estimated that the expense Of Mr.. Commits
sioner Bowlin's "Invncible Armada of
hired gun-boats by which he brought the
paraguay government to terms, ard ach-
ieven SO brilliant diplomatic triumph, is
abaut three million dollars. That is one
sido Of ledger. Set off against a debt of
S3,000,O00 is the credit of the magnificent
sum of ten thousand dollars, which he com
PEELED the President Of the Republic to
disgoT.e. This is the result Of .he great
diplomatic triumph which has filled Mr..
Buchanan and the whole Slave Democracy
with admiration, and which throws Mr..
Bowlin into ecstacies. He pretty plainly
tells the country that no such exploit had
been achieved, when all the discouraging
circumstances with which he was surroun-
dcd are taken into consideration, in the
history Of the country up to that time, and
that no other statesman could have brought
the affair to so happy termination. To
be sure he does not say this in SO many
words, but he does say that he learned that
his "spcech and manner had wonderful
effect in Softening down The icy codness Of
President Lopez, and that he was so char
med with the whole proceedings" that he
lad every thing his own way. tits singelar
that the man who has mar aged this "whole
affair SO admirably" and collected debt
against refractory foreign nation at an ex-
peaso to the government Of only thirty
thousand for each dollar thus collected,
should be nominated by the ardent Dem
ocracy for the Presidency: What other
advantages the expidition has accomplished
bevond the adjustment Of this ten thousand
dollar claim we are not advised. We be.
lieye, however, that President Lopez, for
the purpose of getting rid of the American
fleet, make some very fine promises in
regard to certain other little matters in
dispute. We shall see how faithful he will
eriorm them.-[ Cass Go Republican.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1859-05-31

TIM CHEATED Fox.--A StarveI fox pre-
ceiyed Il hen who was picking worms at
the foot of a tree. iIIe was about to pounce
upon her. when he heard the noise oi
drum hung on the tree, and caused to
move by the violancc Of the wind agitatiDg
the branches: Oh. oh said Master Fox,
rising his head, are YOU there? will be
with you presctly. Whoever you are, by
the noise you make, you should have more
flesh Ola than hen, She is very COM
mon meal; | have eaten it SO often that
have long been disgusled with it; You will
compensate me for the bad meals have
had; | find you just in time. Having said
this, he climbed the tree, and the hen flew
of, very glad to escape danger 50 imml-
ncnt. The starved fox, seizirg his prey,
worked with claws and teeth; but what
was his surprise, when he discovered that
the drum was hollow aud empty; that he
found but air, instead Of flesh. Signing
deeply, Unfortunats that am, he cried,
what delicate morsel have lost, for air,
wind aud noise.
A prudent nan should never desert a
reality for an appearance. That which
makes the most noise is not always tho
most solid or the most advantageous.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1859-05-31

in company with Gay Lussac, and ne was
fortunate in being able. TO witness tie grand
outbreak Of the 18th Of August. After
completing his observations he proceeded
to Berlin, and did not return to Paris until
1907, when he established himself perma,
nently, to superintend the publication of
his works.
Humboldt's expedition through Russia,
Siberia and Tartary, was his next great
enterprise. l! was begun in the year 8.
%. His companiens were Ehrenbcrg and
Rose. The results, like those of his Amer.
lean journey, extremely valuable to the
science of physical geography. At his
suggestion regular system of meierologi-
cal observations was established in Russia
by order Of the Emperor; and during the
twelve years which elapsed between the
publication Of his 1siac Fragments assn
and his Central asia ls43,) Humboldt
was in constant communication with Rus
sla, and was regularly furnished with the
the results of the system of observation
which he had instituted.
In September 1880, Humboldt was
sent to Paris, by Frederic William H..
with diplomatic mission to acknowledge
Louis Philippe and tho new dynasty
He was sent a second time in 1881, and
on his return visited Welmar, and spent
few hours with Goethe, whose death occur
ed in six months afterwards. In the year
1885 he was called to mourn the loss of
his brother William, who died on the sth
of April, and whose literary executor he
became.
Since lS42, Humboldt has resi- ed chief
ly in Berlin, deyoting himself to science,
and carrying on IN enormous correspon-
dence, which continued nearly down to the
day of his death The frequent acknowl-
edgments of the young generation of scien-
titc men, which have appeared from bis
pen, within the last four or five years, are
sufficient indication of his untiring zeal
and wcll.preserve age. His elaborate work
on physical science, entitled Kesmos, was
interrupted in 1928, but resumed in 1912
on an enlarged scale, and occupied much
of his time during his late years. Five
volumes ofthis production have been pub.
lished. His other principle works were
his magnificent Collections on all subjects
of science, pabllshcd at great cost; the
Personali Narrati0e, Views Of Na'ure,
News in the CoraWeras, New Spain,
Journey to the Ural and Central Asia.
IN. Y. Times.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1859-05-31

CAMEIs.-Tho Mobile Tribune notices
the arrival at that city of twenty-one cam
els from Texas. Eight of them had been
engaged and the balance are for sale for
plantation use. 1t is said one Of them can
easily carry two bales Of cotton on its back.
at the rate of % miles a day, over road
which would be impossible to an empty
wagon drawn by mules. Tho cost Of kee-
ping them is very little, and in endurance,
and labor and privation, no animal can ex-
Gel them. They are also gentle in dispo }
tion.-[To Times.