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Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-21
address, Wilmington. Del.
Register 8 Order.
REGISTERS ofFIcE.

RKGIsrER'S OfFIeE.
NEW CASTLE COUNTY. Jan. 9Th, 1874
Upon the application Of VICTOR Dupont,
Administrator of JESSE SHARPE, late of
Wilmiugton Hundred. in said county. deceased,
it is ordered and directed by the Register that
the Administrator aforesaid, siys notice OF the
granting of Letters of Administration upon toe
Estate Of the deceased. with the date Of srant,
ur thereof by causing adyer isements TO be posted
within forty days from the dat3 4fsSch Letters 10
Castle, requiring all persons having demands
against the Estate 10 present the same or abide oy
an Act of Assembly in such case IN ade and provided
And also cause the same TO be inserted within The
same period in the Daily Gazette. a newspaper
publisher in Wilmington, and TO be continued
therein two months, II. y. D.
Given under the hand and Seal ei Of
/Nfce of the Register aforesaid. ut n ew
IL NsT Ga;ss ssUss eSqRs Srttsn
b. GIBBS, REGISTER.
NOTICE.
All persons having claims against the Estate Of
the deceased must present the sauA duly attested
TO the Administrator. on or before Jan. Gth 1875.
or abide the Act Of Assembly in such case made an
Administrator.
! Address. Wilmington, Del ian7eod2m
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-21

MARKET STREET FIGHT-Y esterday afternoon
o lively little Eight sprang up between two men,
drs interfering, the fght doubled. The contest
ants pummelled each other vigorously until some
policemen arrived, when three OF them fed. The
other, Samuel Porter was arrested and taken to
the City Hall. This morning he was tried, but as
no witnesses appeared against him he was siup
fned 80 centsland costs Tor drunkenness.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-21
cnxraAor AwARnEp.-Messrs. Manners

Fisher IL Co, OF Seaford. have been award
ed tho contract for furnishing the lumber,
door frames, shullers, &c, for the building
OF the Oyerssers residence at the Sussex
County Aims House. The house Is to be
frame, two stories high, 10 rooms, and is TO
cost 3d. $50
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-21

WITHDRAwN.-McMull Seal have with
drawn their large omnibus from the Whining
ton s. Western depot line. They now run small
Ter hack, and charge twenty-five cents per trip
to any part VI the city.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-21

qUARDED.-In order to provide against further
incendisry attempts, Mr., ii. F. Pickel,' Fourth
street establishment was closely guarded, last
night No clue has yet been fouAd which
will lead TO the detention of the villains who fired
his foundry.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-21

FELL,-A horse attached to milk wagon,
fell to the ground this morning on Lombard
street, between Ninth and Ientn, wnlle iaoo, 7.
inc under a severe attack of sickness. 1t
was two hours before the animal recovered.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-21

BUILDING IMPRovEMENTs-EG q. Springer has
commenced the erection of five seven roomed
brick houses at Eigth and Madison streets. They
will constitute u valuable addition to this rapidly
improving neighborhood.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-21

At Ssaford. last week, by tho fall OF
heavy piece Of :iumber. Lew Dashiel, (col.)
had MS haud mashed and two fingers torn
from their sockets.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-21

Police CAsEs.-This morning, two cases OF
drunkenness were disposed Of at 30 cents and costs
each.
Lat night, there were 36 dodgers at the City
IInu
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-21
LOCAL 1NTELLIGENCE.

There ere no drunken carriers on our l'os
routes now.
Jackson, the bill poster, displays his bpls IN an
attractive manner.
The market, this III orniug, was large and tail,
with prices as usual.
Quite nulnbcr of poor people obtained free
beet. at the CITY Hall, this morning.
Col A. ii. Grimshaw, II. d . will lecture this
evening, before the Delaware Institute Of Mechanic
Arts.
The weather is mild and spring like. to-day, the
the thermometer standing rs high as 6oo in tho
shade.
A fight occurred bew ween two men in the Harlem
Il floliingsworth Company's boat yard. yester-
day, which resulted IN the discharge of the combat
ants.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-21
REGISTERS ORDERS.
Registers Order,

REGIsTER's OFFICE.
New Castle County, Feb. l6th, 1874,
Upon the application Of WESLEY b. HI R0NS
and CHARLES b. LORE, Executors of IVES
LEY HIRONS. late OF Wilmington hundred,
in said county deceased il is ordered and directed
by the REGISTER that the Executors aforesaid give
notice of th egrantng Letters Testamentary upon
the Estate of the with the date OF grant
ing thereof, by causing advertisements % be
posted within forty days from the date of such
Letters, in six OF the most public places Of the
County of New Castle. requiring all persens hay
ing demands against the Estate to present the
sane. or abide by an Act OF Assembly in such
case made and provided. And also cause the same
to be inserted within the same period IN the
WILMINGTON Gazette, anewspaPer published In " II
nipgton, and to Discontinued therein three weeks
(E. o. D. ,,-ros, -,
the REGISTER a 10 resaid, IN ew Castle e in e"
(~INJ castle Coup ~ aforea!d, the day and year
.hova written u. GIBBS, Re Sstsr.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-21

QUALIFIED George Lodge, of Brandywine I'D
who was recently reelected, Trustee OF tho Poor
BY the Levy Court, was qualified. this morning, 81
the Office OF Esquire Frazer.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-21
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
claims az ain $ h e Estate lh >
deceased must present the duly attested 10 ID
Executors on or before Feb 10th. ls,s, or abide
tha All OF Assembly in such case made and provi
as3 WESLEY b. UIkoNS.
1 CHAS, b. LORE.
Executors.
.a3,.s. WiImiaston bel febl7 Gods.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-21

CLAYTON LoAN.-Last night, at the fourth
monthly meeting OF the Clayton Loan Associa-
ton, $500 sold at 81 30, and 500 at So o5.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-21

EXTRA. NEW BUCKwHEAT MEAL. THE
u celebrated Silver Mountain Buckwheat M cal
sale at the lowest wholesale and fstan R5lee At
w. N, CHANDLEk'S
stZ ,6l1 Market Street.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-21
DEER PARK HOTEL.

NEWARK. DELAWARE,
NJ. CLAYTON. Proprietor
=. F. This Is TIE finest House in New
syeIy resneet Rooms large and
n ~ we'll yentiiated and handsomely
siurnishe ed in suits suitable for the
accommodafion of Families and edding Parties.
Travellers going North or South, or throus the
Pen;nsni. will find II an agreeable restin z paco.
Tarms s55s mar DAY. Boarders taken al low
rates. fsb16 3m
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-21
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

wlLMyaroN. Dot. Feb. q. lsTl.
attest Stock nuotntions furnished by Merriek
rshnson Il Co. = l. 9TH and Market street
Del at 4 VI. to day.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-17

this mutation 10 largely due to the melloWing To-
fuence Of successful and liberal State admins
trafion. They see that the result Of Judge Du.
relIs action is after all most happy one-hence
ney are disarmed largely Of their original spleen
candid to extol the courage Of the Judicial omcet
wno Jared cOnstrue o statute in the strict splLs'
AND intent Gifts national authors, Is he beievea,
uesplte the menaces and prejudces his nrMh IL
aroused. The Democratic clamof against n, ,.s
mere has lost much Of its force, and dou1s nUs
mat within two or three months Judge SsanP.
bell, of Louisiana, and others VINO were ieesns
witnesses against him, after subscribing shoruy
before q formal remonstrance aKainss his snen
contemplated resignation, will volunteer eooInsr
memorial to make the aaende honersese.
1t 10 somewhat curious, upon iookiny over the
original debates in Uoagress upoa the enforce
ment act TO note the tenor Of the Denaocratfc 0p-
position and that Of the Republican Pensers. The
Democratic lawyers admonished the country
Whist Federal Judges, smong other sficials, would
der the statute, and the Republicans did not
gainsay ssch IN interpretation bat stoutly denied
that 1t was In any way unconstitntional. After
mature elaboration the act passed both Houses
In May, 1870, and In numerous popular elections
since has continuously mot with favor. Congress
made II laws the people have acclaimed it Judge
Durell then, has neither warped the law nor done
violence 70 the moral sense of the people. To
this compile iOn, in fine, has the blatant McEnei
cause come 1t last. Warmpth wants new elet-
tion; McEnery, with no chance tor . second candi-
oature, wants to be avenged upon Judge Durell,
and Mcmillan wants Pinchback's seat. In this
sorry trinity 10 now condensed the sole antagonitm
In Louisiana. xENoPHoN.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-17
THE COURTS
sgEcasss;EsgA.sF yysE |.s, s, VILE :

SPECIAL rERH-Ml JUSTICE wYtIE.
This court Va engaged e follows yestetday:
Everett vs.. Everett. Order authorizing the
taking of testimony before an examiner.
Dorsey rs. Bradbury. Decree ofsale, with Jas.
s. Edwards - trustee.
Easily vs.. Easily. order confirming sale Of real
estate. tx, CO =
u re Thomas weleh. Decree appointing guar
Bryan W. GunneIl. Order appointing +. W.
Jones trustee.
Crandali VI, Washington City Savings bank.
Rule on receiver to buy certain funds.
Coyle vs. Coyle. Decree OF rule.
Brown 4 Son Va Rapley. Case argued and
submitted. Adjourned.
CIRCUIT COURT = CHIEF JUSTICE
CARTIER.
This court was engaged as follows yesterday:
Williams We. Webster. Verdict for plaintif In
us.
A number OF similar cases were decided.
Hardness vs.. Contine. Verdict for plafnfin and
Judgment for possession.
New National Era Citizens Publishing Com
pany VS.. John H. Cook. Case d0cketed and Judg-
m mt below affirmed.
q lJourned.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-17
F00TEIGHT WASHES

Couldoek 10 King Lsar.ing In Cleveland.
/ Camilla Urseeis trawhg tn log howst the
,sJ.,.s. cold cost. he, ., : ,u.a-sd dollar. |.
II, ~, ~, !eAa Psv. .s...s in ~ :,a 'A...r'
{. oh..fs.u and Bis "Kit" are this week amusing
=, H; ny; YORKER. are stirl being "I.d Astray" Al
;.:ss /; n: Lis s1'st and Neck" st
Hiss O'Gormaa 10 taking upon the Convent.
tonal subject down South. n
DAILY q giving his patrons "Roand Of Pleasure''
1t the Grand Opera House.
Jcs Murphy viii .Help,' the Columbustcrs
(Ohio) to enjoy themselves this week.
M Chanifa. % captivating the 81. Louis PEG
pie ~ her beauty and beapaifai acting.
NJ IT, RovsIs q gssst{r {r: p p wiz elicit
tnF to tAs theatre and settled down to attending
Clevelend,s dramatic sensation at present is q
.air1nd !ss Gsfmsn actrsss who takes her lager
=, sslvini has bsss trying 70 smash lagos bones
disapPoiatsA because 10 did not DO t. = -
N Ihs Loi family haye taken the war path st
inss" when s. S.nss %. there this week.
Who's q sss :as
e: e sss. give Up waiting long
The academical authoritlss Of Belgium refuse
70 allow seodsots to 60 md Oss NADINE Anxot's
youth They TOO naughty
Nose W. Frsks and hh pretty snd talented
yeek to make the State solons laugh. They Esye
Deem smiling since January. -
Maretsek ID himself again. He and Di Mur.r.
nave combined to give opera in Getham, com.
meneing at the Academy ON April g. She docsn't
like the Havsnese bit, and IS coming home right
u, London has only lust thought Of burlesquIng
this eolntry many times to On optical certainty-I
~ east We uppoeed the representation was 90
The Holman EnglishOpern Troupe sin Philadel.
pnia This weak. Miss Sallie Holman IL said to be
one Of the finest singers and most beautiful women
II Is family troupe. ~. 80
San Franciscesns don't like Miss Katherine
ho9ess bit. They say she is '1oo thin" and
r. Tss eaancGs ior success arc Is slim as she
goodness" about her.
.Little Nell" who has been resting for Q week
o. Olncnnati under advice Of her physician, start
State. yesterday. We hope to welcome Nell to
Warrington again this season.
Miss Clara Morris has met with immense sue
cess IN ST Louis; The critics Of that city devote
eoiumns to her adulaton, and declare her destined
to occupy the foremost position on the stage. The
St. Louis critics are evidently men Of sense,
Mr.: Jake Zimmerman, treasurer Of Niblo's, and
now IN the city with the jarrett Palmer troupe
70 the hands0mest treasurerin America It Is said
the police have to keep the young ladies away
rom the box ONCE whenever Jacob sells tickets.
Lester Wallack says that the ladies of his COM
pany use 80 much paint and powder that 1t costs
nin coat every time he hugs his ladylove on
the stage or embraces his mother-in-IaW. He
t thinks actresses who use 30 much powder deserve
Brooklynites are this week gloryfng in o spec
tacle Of their own. called the .White Swan" 1t
10 gotten up with all the modern attractions of
legs voices, ghosts, fairies, goblins and pair of
''pamtalo0ns." Tho levely and graceful 'tAdri-
ana" Is head dancer.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-17
THE DISTRICT INVESTIGATION
EFFORTS OF THE MEMORIALlSTS--
MEETING OF THE COMMITTEE TO

DAY.
The healthy tone indicated by the select com
mittee for the investigation of District affairs has
practically deprived it Of existence before It ID
thoroughly imbued with life. As an opportunity
is to be fOisted upon the memoriaIists to swearto
the multifarious ISLANDERS 20 freely uttered, their
peregrinations Cspitolwards ere less frequent,
and their efforts are reduced to written hints of
where a supposed leak can be discovered without
the necessity Of exposing their impotency when
ton in a county court The written efiSsiohs Of
the minor element, who saw prospective pay and
nOtoriety in q continued investigation, continue to
pour in upon the committee and regularly supply
the waste basket, unless the real name il a.
Tackled, in which event they are preserved for
"future reference" when the examination of wit
1t is dangerous policy, therefore, for men to
risk this method Of proof against the city when II
1t 10 almost certain that their covert attack will
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, the committee holds
session to-day, but little probability exists
thaA any bushes. will be contaminated. Under
the direction of Gov. shepherd the statements
called for are being rapidly prepared, but there is
little likelihood that the short time allowed will
suffice for the immense labor required in their
have been as "iively as bees, 1" no great advance
has been made in tho effort to SECURE evidence
Worthy OF intrSdnc,on to sustain the charges SO
Some of the petitioners have already entered re-
monstrances against the committees action CON-
peiliHk tnem 10 prove the aileKdtlOne made, Dut
the committee arc inexorable, and unless some
thing appears for investigation they do not pro-
pose TO 30 hunt 1t.
In justice to the committee, It should be stated
that an examination Of certain departments called
for by direct resolution will be made but this will
be free from all interference either from the me-
morialsts their lawyers. And, irdee !! the
present composition of the committee may render
another tribunal necessary. Tho outside issues
belong to the Honse alone, as they were affected
by its resolution without cooperation by the Sem
ate, apd IN consequence, whom the general inves,i.
CATION "ffayels for Terminates, Il is not likely
that the Senate element will CARS to perform even
Jointly, the labor ordered by the House. But this
is matter for secondary consideration. The COM |
mittee propose giving the petitioners ample op-
to prove what they allege, and do not |
propose to curtai in the least the chance for the
authorities to explain rebut the charges en- |
tered. In short, fair hearing is intended, free
trpp bias, and to be decided on judicial prin-
ciples alone.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-17
NATIONAL UNIVERSITY.

LECTURE BY JUDGE W. B. SMELL
Juige Smell delivered the last of his course Of
lectures on Criminal Law" before the law classes
Of the National University last evening His
general subject "the requisites and defects in
indictments" He said at the time Blackstone
wrote the Criminal Code~t that Of England was
a code Of blood. One hundred and sixty offences
were punishable with death. Ifa man stole goods
exceeding the value Of twelve pence his life paid
the forfeit. 1t has been very common for shallow
thinkers and wordy disclaimers to dcnounce the
wonderful system of criminal pleadinys. which
were the most natural and necessary ou;grewth
OF such a Druconian code. But the more careful
observer must see that the ingenious TECHNICAL
ties recognized by the courts Of that age but
protests of intellect and humanity against tile
barbarities Of the punishments attached to what
are now regarded as minor offences. He then pro-
ceejed in lecture of an hours duration to point
out the requisites and defects in indictments.
Atthe close Of his lecture. on motion of b. &.
Tiffany, president Of the Junior class, the fol-
lowing resolution was unanimously adopted:
Resolved, That n vote OF thanks be rendered to
Judge VIM. b. Smell for his valuable and interest
ing course Of lectures on criminal law delivered
before us, and that he be invited to repeat the
course before the close of the session.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-17
BRIEF TELEGRAMa.

The Chancellor Of New Jersey has ordered the
Hoboken Savings Bank to pay An installment Of
30 per cent to depositors.
Police Officer James jackson hanged himself
yesterday in cellar Of bis house, In the northern
part Of Philsdelphis. Cause unknown.
Yesterday was gala day ct Lewisburg, Pa,
occasioned by the presentation Of steam fire
engine, three hose carriages and twenty Ave hun
dred feet Of hose, ct . cost Of &10,0O by VIM.
Cameron, ESQ.,, to the borough.
The Board Of Trade Of Buffalo, N. z, has de.
oided that the amount appropriated by Congress
to free the Buffalo harbor from distractions ID
totally Inadequate, and adopted . petition to
Congress asking for an increase in the amount.
Tho laborers engaged In erecting the Lowell
and Andover (Mass.5 railroad were paid Of on
Saturday last. Many Of them, who have been OF
work for q per day, found that there was no sur.
plus after deducting tho assignment for board.
Consequently . strike for higher pay was inau.
gurated yesterday.
The trial Of City Treasurer Gage, Of Chicago
indicted for . failure to pay over the city's
money, 10 set down for the first Thursday In March
The counsel for Gage entered Q motion to quash
the second Indictment for perjury while the nrst
one was pending. The motion will b argued
next Monday.
In Philadelphia yesterday, In the Court Of Nisi
Prtus, before Judge Sherwood, the jury In the
case OF Robert Fox vs. The Pennsylvsnia Mutual
Life Insurance Company, which was . suit Spon
policy Of Insurance effected BY Mr.. Fox upon
the life of John CLARK Lee, tbs Jury this morning
rendered verdict for the plaintiff Of a. ool. rs
the full amount claimed, with interest.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-17
PERSONAL.

Mrs: Langdon, . sister of VIM. Bastor, died al
Nice, Francs, on Sunday.
Col. Charles H. Gibson, an able and versatile
writer, has assumed the dramatic editorship Of
the Philadelphia Sunday Mercury.
Gen. Alexander Won Luders, Of the Russian
army, who had command In the Crimean war died
on Sunday ut St Petersburg, aged eighty -fouI
Captain Loutherville, formerly Of the United
states navy, died at Boston Sunday night. He
went to Boston from Annapolis. The deceased
has no relatives In Boston.
lit is conceded that Robert Bell. jr., the deputy
postmaster at Alexandria, Va, will be appointed
postmaster. This Is In accordance with civil ser.
vice rules. The appointment would be an excel.
lent one.
The Postmaster General was suddenly called
away yesterday by the death of his aunt, Mrs.
Tome, the wife Of Jacob Tome, eaq., Q dIstin.
yutshed citizen Of Maryland.
dispatch from Pittsburg announces the de-
cease Of H. Butcher Swoope, United States dis.
trict attorney for that district yesterday morning
snsr serious illness. MIR. Swoope was editor
grapk.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-17
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

The following transfers In real estate have beer
made recently: C. C. Burr, trustee, to Connect
cut General Life Insurance Company, lot 60, E
+. May hew's subdivision, square 2O4, t1.l4a.l IL
Theo. Gateheli, trustee. to do, lot No. g. May
hews subdivision Of square 2ol sc, 1924: Neanna
Marshall to Mary Z. French ct al, part lot S
square SAT, $1,000; Lewis L. Beach to Otis Bige-
low, part lot IA, square ~ 81 500: Pierce Shoe
in county, sl,Z75; John S. Slater and wife to A.
Bradshaw ct al, lot S, Van Hooks subdivision Of
square e4l, $3.50: Andrew Langdon to Jane L. Nc
Gill, lot g. block IL, A. L. Barber Co.'s subdivi.
sion Of LIE Droict part, s2.72S.5o; VIM. II. Kuhn tt
NJ NJ. Myrick, lot l+5. square 3s5, q, 900; John NJ
Brown ct ux. to s. w. dunbar, lots %, q and rs
square sos, 5000: WIN. H. Ward, trustee, to n
NJ. Yznaga, lot 2ls, Gilbcrt's subdivision Of
square e75, 5000; Jas. G. Meem to Eliz. ]
Neon ct al. lot No. 100 to 1Ol, Beals addition tC
Georgetown, l.50: II. e. Swain, trustee, to T. It.
Critteaden, part of lot &, square $50, sI62; H. K
Rathbone and wife to H. Kennedy ct al, trustees
part Of lots r. II and Is square 22l, $4,000; II
q, ennedv ct al, trustees. to II. Rathbone lots II
ID and Is. s1uar. Cpl: Dennis Burns to b. Cahill
lot Is, square i ~
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-17
CITY ITEMS.

TIE WAY ITO minister to mind diseased" Is
70 take Peruvian syrup, 2 protected solution Of
yIge. to the whole .yItem, restores the n se.tys
mind to its natural visor. H''"' $3.50
The FAso1Is OF TIE SIcK.-A diseased i'm
sgination is tho usual conitant Of torpid
humanity & subject which the dyspeptic does not
at different times suppose that he has 10 about
to way e. tns S;
is to tnfuse life and vgor into his digestive organs
and the most potent preparation for this purpose
ton Of the stomach no irreguiarity Of the liver,
digestion, for which Il is no. an Absolute specific.
ns sna
Of dyspeptics have recovered their health and the
capacity enjoy life BY the sole aid Of this whole
an assimiiant and an sosi.biIious agent, remedy
for lassitude, debility, nervousness and morbid
fancies, there has never been anything compara.
BILE to 1t In any age or country.
SPRING OF ls1A
The broadway Silk Hat, and other new and
nobby styles for gentlemen,
At LEWIS,
Boys Hats in great variety. o.
SINGER SEWING MACHINES.
Out Of 3,sA sewing nesdistributed TO sp-
plicants BY the Chicago Relief COMMITTEES, each
applicant designating the machine she wanted,
2aa7 wore Of the Singer patent. These significant
facts show the high appreciation in which this
excellent nachinels hsld.-Herpsr's Weekly, NsD
Fork. .-.-
WHIrl clean, sound teeth, al may have BY
using daily THURsToN's Ivory Pearl Tooth Pow
der. Price, Is and 80 cents per bottle.
BRAuTI1uL, son, glossy hall, All desire Il, All
made Optims. Price, . and 30 cents per bottle.
LIaHTlcoLoRHD Kid Gloves arc very stylish when
not soiled. JouvKNs in0dorous Kid Glove Cleaner
will renovate them thoroughly. Price, Is cents
per bottle. AL sold by druggists and fancy deal
ers.
PLAsrxRs, whenever plaster ID needed, are un-
rivalled. Price, %, q, and 20 cents each.
TIE GREAT EHaLIsH REMEDY for 0out and
Rheumatism. All sufferers from tho shove COM
plaints either Of recent long standing, are ad-
vised to use Blnir's Gout and Rheumatic Pills.
They can b. rolled upon Is the most safe and Of.
fectual remedy ever offered to the public, and
have been universally used in Europe for many
years with the grsatest success. Prepared by
PRouT & HARsAEr, 10 Strand, London, England,
and sold by ell druggists.