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How TO Enter Into the Spirit OF tbe

BERLIN. Oct. 2.-The BelOTdie IS'Ock news
paper, which il supposed 10 be a semi icial
organ, advises the insurgents IL the consuls
lnslsI upon further interviews to receive
them In camp and give them TWENTY-FIVE
lashes each They will then be able 20 enter
INTO the spirit of the Oriental question.
While writing under the lash they will ex-
perlence the sensation OF the Christian rayah
under the Turkish yoke.
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President Grant and Party

CHEYENNE, Oct. 2-President Grant and
party arrived here by special train at s
O'Clock this morning. They breakfastet al
the Inter Ocean hotel, and the President held
reception. after which the party proceeded
ON their journey westward.
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bILTlMORs Oct. z.-Nlrglnla cons OILS, 81. West
hiTEluia, bid 70 day. Sugar stead y, lOss aI1a3
BALTIMORE, oct 2-COt an quiet-mludling, II 4
ais. ftvur very trm and Unchanged. VIVA
sIoDl-No. western amber IA minal; do. No. >
western red, l-1j, Pennsylvania red, S5al a, Ia
- land red, 2Oal IS, do amber, 50al S. DO hite
Aal 40. Corn quiet, but firu-southern white ~;
90 yellow, l2a1S, western mixed CO. spot. 81 last half
Cct6 Der. Oats quiet, but frm-s0uthern, 4oa55.
western white, c0a52; western mixed, AZ. Rye
steady, 7SsS5. hay firm, demand good, unchanged.
Provisions scarce aud strong. Pork, Is O0a23 50.
Bulk mests-shoulders, 9Ss91s; clear rib sides, ~
loose packed, y4si3sG. BacOn-shoulders, l0lz aiVS
clear rib sides, Ia. Hams, l55sal6. Lard rtesdy
snd 6rm-rehned, l4k. Butter frm-western extras,
go do, frsts, 2as25 Petroleum easy-cr rude, o. q
"a; refined, lShssl3A. Cvffee nOminaly unchanged.
Whisky dull ll7all7k.
NEw YORK, Oct. a-Stocks active, with better
feeling. Money, 2. Gold, ~. exchange, long, tSO
short, ga Governments steady.
HEw YoAK, Oct. 2.-Flour quiet and steady
Wheat duh and unchanged. Corn dull and IN
changed.
LoSpoN, Oct. 1879 D. NUS bonds, ISS,'s.
old, l06A4; new fives, le4I. Erie, Is
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
The Ashes OF Ioseph.

Editor Star: The Rev. John r. Newman
mas given some entertaining descriptions OF
MS visit u the East, but surely his recent
discourse, In which he describes his visit 10
lhe Egyptian ~ ramids, has been mista ken
~ reported. One whose life work l. 20 ex-
POUND the Scriptures. would never commit
The bluDCeT OF weepingat the tomb of Joseoh-
Son OF Jacob, "a RQglpf. Yet tie Rev. gentle
man Is represented in that attitude when he
Is made 10 say that tradition tells as that the
ashes OF Joseph are contained within one OF
those + yramids, and that he DOUBTS not that
lie There beheld the sepulcher of Joseph. Who
Is responsible for this MISREPRESENTATION?
We read IN Joshua, chap. p, verse p: And
the bones of Joseph, which the children OF
Israel brought up out Of Egypt, buried they in
She chem, ih a parcel OF ground which Jacob
bought OF the sons of Hamor. the father of
Shechem ier an hundred pieces OF silver aud
IL became the Inheritance OF the children Of
Joseph OMEGA.
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1In Wyoming territory there is a bar
room 10 every $50 Inhabitants.

room 10 every $50 inhabitants.
~One Of Brigham Young's sons is study-
ing medicine and poiygamy in Paris.
SOut Of 10000 adult males IA Mississip-
pi, 10000 are delinquent on the poll tax list.
sCJeferson DAVIS declined 10 accept any
public demonstrauon In st. Louis, on bis
way home from Colorado.
6It is expected that the new constitu-
ton OF North Carolina win forbid the inter
marriage OF whites and blacks.
0Dispatches received at New York say
mat the farsday will sail on Wednesday 10
repair the break In the direct cable.
eVProfessor Gold win Smith was married
10 tie widow OF the late w. IL. Boulton, AZ
81 Peters church, Toronto. yesterday. The
Professor is nfty-two years OF age.
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The New York Bank Statement.

INV YORK, Oct. 2.-Loans, decrease, -
.'i,SVO' specie, decrease SoZO,SVO, regal Ten
ders, decrease, 1881 800; deposits, decrease,
IS, O35, SEQ; circulation, decrease, -, 500; re-
serve, decrease, S3S2, $50.
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A DEAF AND DUMB NAN entered the house
OF q Texan farmer TO stop all night, and not
making himself understood he put his hand
in his pocket for his slate, on which to write
his request. The farmer thinking he was
drawing some weapon on him. nred at him.
and inflicted wound which may prove
fatal
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WHILE JoURNEYING by the London and
northwestern railway from Liverpool to Lon
don ON Sept. II, young American woman
named Wyatt, aged II, gave birth to a child
IN the train. The mother and the infant both
died soon afterward, and at an inquest the
verdict was that death had been accelerated
By sea sickness and travelling.
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THE DEATH OF MRS. LIEUTENANT BAR.
RETr-It is not known certainly whether
the widow of Lieut. Barrett, who died In EIiz.
abeth on Tuesday night from an overdose OF
morphine, intended TO take her life or not
Her friends believe that such was not the
case, and that death was from the action OF
the drug on the system while In much de-
pressed condition. Mrs. Barrel, or as Sue
very FREQ uently called herself, isabel Cooper,
married q lieutenant In the navy IN 1s49, aud
her husband dying, left her, though she hal
tute circumstances. For many years she
bad suffered from severe pains In the head
and for nine years had been on that account
addicted to the use OF morphine. At times
her friends have believed her insane aud
they intended to send her to an asylum
". Y Sion, Isl.
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SENATOR CARPENTERS Defence OF THE
STRIKE LEADERs--The prosecution in the
with the examination Of the principal wit
ness, Capt. Thos. E. Clark, Of Philadelphia,
and the opening argument for the defence
was made by Senator Carpenter, Of Wiscon-
sin, who cOntended that the conduct OF Siney
and Parks was clearly legal, and that they
had done nothing which the law did not au-
thOrfza
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FOREIGN NEWS.

ROME, Oct. at is understoO Ihat Carii-
nal McCloskey will leave for the United
States about the 10th inst Cardinal Simeoni
is said 10 have made a report TO the Vatican
of his hopefulness OF al arrangement with
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China and Burmah Allied

LONDON, Oct 2.-The Times. IN Its second
edition, has special telegram from RangCon
saying: 1t is expected that an offensive and
defensive treaty has been concluded between
China and Burmah
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To- AY-Inter-
nal revenue, 1896, 257.l II; for the month to
date, SI59, 90; total for the fiscal year to
date; $50 $50 OS7.ln Customs, 1882 60 II; total
Tor the fiscal year To date. ~ ,G2J7I435
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THE ORIENTAL ROW.
The Defeated Attach nm U.ol.

Lon don, Oct. 2.-The Tunes TO day mas a
special telegram from Raguea which con
talGs The following details The Insurgents
attacked Kick, but were taken between two
Dodles OF troops Their ammunition failing
they were obliged 10 retreat. They left three
dead. but brought of their wounded, num-
berlng seventeen. The Standards special
Telegram from Vienna this morning saws
the leaders of the insurrection are convinced
that Servia and Montenegro will join in the
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NEW YORK, Oct 1.-The subscriptions in
this city TO the Texas relief fund 10 date
aggregate, IS 5i5.
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The Texas AID Fuud

OswEGo, y. ", Oct The Second Ward
school house was buried last night. Loss,
$4,000. Fire incendiary.
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CAPT. c. c. ADAMS to day took the oath
of Office and formally entered upon his du-
ties as supervising special agent OF the
Treasury departmeut
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late pastor of All Souls church. of BROOKLYN,
who was drowned at Sea Cliff, N. J., took
place yesterday. His friends discredit the
s'ory of foul play, and will take no action 10
the matter.
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REMARKARLE PRESERVATION OF PoK,

RENARKABLE PRESERVATION OF POE'e
BRAIN.-A correspondent writing 10 the Bal
timore G azette in reference to the recent ex-
humation Of Poe's remains says:-It was
discovered by medical gentleman present
that the brain Of the poet Poe, on the open
ing OF bis grave few days since for the
about to be erected to his memory, was in an
almost perfect state OF preservation. The
cerebral mass, al seen through the base OF
the skull, evidenced no signs of disintegra-
ton or decay, though, OF course, it Is some
what diminished In size The skull was in
tact, aid the general skeleton was I'm as good
condition as an anatomical preparation In
doctors Office. The superior aud inferior
maxillary bones were in sifu, and the teeth,
some of which were dislodged, were rs fault
less as the new set of a dentist.
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A SERIOUS RIOT has occurred at Stock
holm, Sweden, between the militia and the
police. The militia stormed the police station
ard wounded a number OF policemen. The
disorder was only suppressed by ordering out
the Lie Guards and the Horse Guards
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-02

HANNIBAL ID. MOTION, of New York, has
been appointed a first class clerk in the
finance office % the Post Office department
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FRISCO GETTING RIGHT AGAIN.-The
San Francisco stock board win reopen for
business ON Tuesday next. The Farmers
and Merchants bank OF Los Angeles, which
suspended at the same time as the Bank OF
California, resumed business yesterday, and
Temple and workman's bank OF the same
city, will probably reopen to-day.
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EVENING STAR,
Washington News and Gossip.

SECRETARY BRIsTow is expected TO re-
turn TO Washington on Monday.
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THE GOLD. MEDALS for the men who res
eued thirty persons from the wreck of the
steamer Metis, In Long Island Sound, Aug
81 ~. have been received from the mint nv
ne secretary Of the Treasury, The intrinsic
value of each is $40. The names of tue re
cipients are Captain j. s. Crandall, ALDER,
CEapdall, Daniel r. Larkin, Frank Larkin.
Byron Green, John ID. Harvey, COurtlaud
Gavitt. Eugene Nash. and Edwin Nash The
gold medal for John Horn, the Detroit hero
who has saved twenty-One persons from
drowning at various times, has also been re.
ceived at the Treasury department. They
| were ordered by acts of Congress.
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AMUSEM ENTS.

AMUSEME NTS.
NATIONAL rbEArER.
THE WORLDS NOVELTY.
mKIn MEXICAN GGSts.i, z' Ssrs,n -
PANY.
by General RequestJ
THIS s ,sarT sP BIC s .yESIsG'
Csrrren Moron 5 fr RS 1917. D,,be..
Guadalupe Moron (6 years. w snda
THIsosatn DAY AFTERNOON at 2,
G fEisD S SATREss.
. seats can be secured at Metzerott Co.'s Music
Store and At the rheater
Matinee Prices Admission, so cents; Reserved
seats, 2 cents extra Oct9
ERAND INSTRUMENTAL AND VOCAL CON
For n. hanss, o,.ba ohhi'
FRI NCH SUFFERERS By THE FLOODS,
Under the auspices OF the French residents Of Wash
By tbI MAXINE BAND.
Prof. l. CORRADI COLLIERE.
Mis- BIOS BOSE m,se sSRn
Miss ZAIDEE JONES,
Who have kir dly vo nuteeTed their services, AZ
sale at Ellis Music store seps5 &.
NATIONAL rHEArER.
A DRAMATIC ERA!
MONDAY EVENING. OCTOBER 4, 1873,
shakspeare's Grand Historical Play,
HENRY ",
Battle of Agincourt.
MR.. GEORGE RIaNOLD
YOUNG MONARCH.
Every Inch a King"
And a CAST Of Characters Nth Accurate Cbs-
tuning Scenery Of the PeTiOf, Flags, PeaadIlts,
Cannon and other GCtOTTReYltS,
WHICH IN NO PARTICULARS HAVE BEEN
SURPASSED UPON THE ENG
LlSH STAGE.
FIFTY SPEAKING CHARACTERS,
TWO HUNDRED AUXILIARIEs
Admission, 30. 75 and 81. Reserved places IS cents
extra. Gallery IS cents.
The sale of seats will commence Thursday morn
ing, September 30, at the Ticket Office of the The
alter, for any OF the seven performances. sep23 If
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Col. j. NJ. MCGREw. sixth auditor of the
Treasury, leaves here to morrow morning to
take part in the Oaio campaign. During his
absence Deputy Auditor F. b. Lilley will
act as auditor.
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CADIZ EXFMPT FROM CATTLE DIsEAsF.-
Inc Treasury department having received
through the Department OF state a copy o. a
dispatch from the United States consul ct
CadlL. > rain, dated the 1st ult., reporting he
el tire disappearance of the hOOf and IN nth
disease among cattle sheep and goats in Ii e
province OF Cadiz, the acting Secretary di-
reefs that future importations from that
province be relieved from the prohibitions
contained in the circula issued by the Treas
ury department July 3lSt. 1875.
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IT Is SAID that the amount due by the
United States government under the treaty
of Washington, on account Of the Canadian
fisheries, will amount to - 10000 per an
!
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Equal DIVISION, No. 3, =. OF T., have
elected The following officers for the ensuing
term: w. p. q. =. Allen; W. A. = = Bea.h:
3, III A Nlsdfeldt; r. :, VIM. II Young;
Treas, Oscar Alexander; Chap, Joseph ID.
Harris Con, A. IL PettibOne; A. C..M C.
" !. =, Benz. A. Swami; %. =, VIM.
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OUR
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RARLOW's 6AILERYOFF FINE ARTS
1895 PENNSYL EANLA AVENUE.

1895 PENNSYL TANIA AVENUE.
The Public are invited 70 examine my stock Of
PAINTINGS, ENGRAYING+, OHROMOs, Pho
ICGRS ! rs. LII HOGRAPHs, PAINTINGS ON
PORCEI AINE, &c They are of the same quality
found in all first class Galleries Of New York, ana
a. the same prices. FRs les for Mirrors aud Oil
Psintirgs made 20 order of the patterns also
FRAMES Of every description for Engrsvings
Ph. tograpbs, PorcelsiDe Paintings, Wresths and
AutUu Leaves.
MATS Of every description made tn order.
PASSE PABT0UrS in great variety. GOLD, Sill
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Every article guaranteed a. represented.
PAINTINGS arranged and hung for Galleries
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EGYPT AT THE CENTENNIAL.-The United
States Consul at Cairo, Egypt, writes the
state department that the Egyptian govern
ment is making active preparations for the
repres entatfOn of the products OF that conn
try In the Centennial. So ,OGO have been 40
lTorriated To dtfray the expense Of the com
mission IN Egypt, and SEQ coo for the Phila-
delphia committee, and more money will be
appropriated If necessary
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FIFTY SPEAKING CHARACTERS,
TWO HUNDRED AUXILIARIEs

Admission So rs, and 81. Reserved places IS cents
extra. Gallery IS cents.
The sale Of seats will commence Thursday morn
ing, September 30, at the Ticket Office of the The
alter, for any OF the seven performances. sep28 II
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THE NAVAL EXAMINING AND RETIRING
BOARD convened yesterday at the Navy de-
partment, and n number of officers have re-
ported for examination for promotion The
BOARD, during their recess, have been engaged
in the revision of the Navy regulations and
the work is now nearly completed.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-11-27

THAT SGE-SAw. lie was such II good
young mau--so polite and attentive. So
when the girls at the Sunday School pic
nic came over to the tree whore he and
three other Bible classmates were seated
in the shade, discussing theological and
phianthropc works, ard wanted him to
fix see saw for them, he smiled swectly,
slipped " lone hand he had smouched
into his hat, graspcd the pool which he
explained, was collection taken up for
the benefit of a Modoc widow, went with
them, and tugged and strained over an
immense ton weight oak plank to get it
across a four-ral fence, burst his collar
button off, broke his suspenders, and tip
ped about a tea cup of ants down the neck
Of this good young mans shirt. Still be
perseyered, painted and perspired, though
he heard the fellows behind him snicker-
ing, and felt straps and buttons giving
way at every third second all over him.
At last he got it balanced like Faitbank
scale, or Fifth avenue beau hat, and
triumphantly led the belle Of the party
forth, and planted her on one end Of the
oscillating plank, and then took a graceful
side saddle vault on the other extremity.
The sharp nail point he lit on couldn't
have been over two inches long, and IN
sure he didn't stop there one millionth
part Of second on it, though be says,
now that he's qucted down, got his pants
sewed up, and some camphor and brown
paper on the spot, THAT serried ranks OF
angels, swearing on their bended knees
wouldn't persuade him it vas mite loss
than three feet long, and red hot the whole
length" As for the belle, when h,
jumped of his end, aud she found she
couldn't stand on her head like the men
in the circus do, because she hadn't prac
ticed enough, she subsided into tangled
heap Of embroidered skirts, bushes
Burt's CATERS, confusion, and prettilJ
striped Balbrggans, and it was all spite
in the other girls that prompted them t.
whisper to each other something about
looking like a pole in front Of barber
shop.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-11-27

THICEs or Speech. Nothing easier
to acquire, nothing more difficult to lo-o
thun trick OF speech aud murncr; and
nothing is moro universal. Ii wo look
around among our friends and acquuint-
aucos, We shall scarcely fluid one who has
not his layorito word, his perpetual turm-
ula, his automatic action, his unmeauing
gc-lutc-nll tricks caught when young,
aud not being corrected then, next TO im-
possible to abolish now. Who does not
know the familiar " | say, ms heprclace
to every remark {? and the still moro ia
miliar phrase, you know" rs the mid
die term ia every sentence? Who, too,
in these later times, has not suffered from
the inliotion Of lawful" and "jolly'
mlestones in the path OF spcech inter-
spcrscd with even uglier and moro obtru-
-iyo signs Of folly and corrupt diCion--
milcstones that are forever turuir 4 up,
showing the successive di tauce, to which
/ good taste and refinement have rcccdcd
/ ia this hidcous race after slang 20 which
Z pNl 1'bth ~ HlFfH' hiu AllHl' Hlb wv y
! who perpetuato CALCULATIONS who say,
Goodness !" as mn"k Of surprise, aud
"good gracious " when surprise is a lit
tie mixed with rcprobatIou; lower in tho
social scale is J." My word " Pnlicnce!"
Did ] ever !" aud indhercntly to all
stations, " You don't say sol" or in a
voice Of doprecation, Mol" aud "Surc-
/ " not " 10 judge by voice and word,
/ these cjacuatory persons aro alwuy- in IL
state Of surprise. They go through tho
world in endless astonishment and their
appeals to their goodness aud that indie
terminate quality called good gracious
are iuce-saut. In the generation which
died with the fourth George, tho lavorits
eAclamatons were, By Joye!" and
" BY George " with excursions into the
region Of "Gad - aad "By jngo !"
Before then, we had the bluff and lusty
squires who rejoioed in "Odsbodikns 4"
and " "SwOunds ! " with other strange and
uncouth oaths that were not meant to Of
I fend the hearers, but were simply tricks
of speech caught by the speaker. So in
deed are swearing, and using bad words
generally. 1t is omphaticaliy trick OF
speech, meaning for the most part no
more than "Goodness" and "Patience!"
Of the midcr folly.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-11-27
ARSENIC EATERS.

At a meeting of tho German natural
/ philosophers at Vienna, DR.. Knapp in
( troduced two arsenic eaters from Styria
the one ate 80 grammes of yellow sui
/ phuret OF arsenic, the other 40 grammes
ct arsenic acid in sight of the assembly.
In his lecture on arsenic eaters, DR.. X.
said among other things; "Itis dtlicult
to give any particulars rs to the increase
in the number OF arsenic eaters. | have
convinced myself that many OF them eX-
ist in Upper Styria, aud also in Middle
StyriO; very many stable boys, hostlers,
wood cutters, and toresters are known to
me as arsenic Gators even the female
sex is addicted to the practice. Many
began already at seventeen or eighteen
years of age, and continued it until very
old. Most arsenic eaters keep the matter
secret, SO it is impossible to give accurate
statistics. They NIL assign as their mo-
tive for iudulgmg in the habit that it ptc.
vents illness, furthcrs their wish to be-
come rosy and healthy; that it is rem
edy against difficulty of breathing, and
assists the digestion OF indigcstiblo food.
\ poachor in Upper Syria, who mado
experiments in my presence of eating mr.
senic, told me he had acquired courage
by the habit. The appearance OF the ar
senic GATORS, in all cases known to me, is
robust and healthy. | think only robust
persons can become accustomed to the
practice. Some Of them attain great
ago. Thus in Zciring | saw charcoal
burner upward OF seventy, stll strong
and hearty, who, was told, had taken
arsenic for moro twenty years. | heard,
too, of chamois hunter who had long
been used to eat arscnic now carrying
the age of cighty-one years. novorsaw
an arsenic cAchoXy in those givon to the
habit. 1t certainly happouod that an
arsenic Gator "A leather dresser's upprcn-
! tieo in Lgist-Nhile iutoXicatod took too
much, thereby poisoning himself severe
ly. According to his own account, no
had takon piece as large rs a bean. llo
entirely recovered, however, and after
]
tar as my observations extend, white ar
,euic, namely arsenic acid, A,O3 also
called flowers Of arsenic and the yellow
arsenic, AsS3-ogpimo are taken, and
that in u dry state, alono or ON bread.
The dose is OF course very small at Gist,
and is gradually increased, the largest
quantity eaten in my presence hv tho
poachcr at Zeiring being llgammos. A
certain Matthew Schobor OF Ligist, alto
before me seven and one half grammes,
ON the l7th of April, lSG5. The intervals
too, at which arsenic Is taken vary -ev-
cry fortnight, every week, twice or throo
timos a week. But all doubts that havo
hitherto existed arc now removed by tho
present experiments"