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National Republican., 1877-02-22

lively. have power and authority, upon COM
pleint made under oath, to Issue warrant
for the npprebensic. gt the person charged,
In order that he or BE may be brought before
such judge or fSagistrate, that the evidence OF
criminality may be heard and considered;
and, II on such hearing the evidence be deemed
sufficient TO sustain the change, IL shall 90
the duty OF the examining judge or magistrste
to certify the same to the proper executive
authority, that warrant may Issue jor Tue
surrender OF the fugitive.
If the fugitive criminal shall have been con-
victed OF the crime for which his surrender is
asked, copy OF the sentence OF the court be-
fore which such conviction took place, duly
authenticated, shall be produced. If, how
ever, the fugitive Is merely charged with
crime, duly authenticated copy OF the war
rant of arrest, In the country where the crime
was committed, and OF the depositions upon
which such warrant may have been issued,
shall be produced, with such other evidence
or proof as may be deemed competent In the
case.
ARTICLE XII.
This convention shall continue In force from
the day Of the exchange OF the ratifcations
thereof, but either party may at any time
terminate the Same on giving to the other six
months notice OF It's Intention SO to do.
In testimony whereof the respective pleni.
potentiaries have signed the present conven-
tion in triplicate, and have hercunto Affixed
thCh SUNS.
Done at the city of Madrid, In triplieate,
English and Spanish, this fifth day OF Janua.
ry, in the year Of cur Lord one thousand eight
hundred and seventy-seven.
CALEB CUSHING,
FERNDo. CALDRRoN Y CoLLASTEs.
And, whereas, the said convention has been
duly ratified on both parts, aud the respective
ratifcations Of the same have this day been
exchanged
Now, therefore, be II known that I, Ulysses
s. Grant, President of the United States Of
America, have caused the said convention to
be made public, to the end that the same, and
every clause and article thereof, may be OBJ
served and fulfilled with good faith by the
United States and the citizens thereof.
In testimony whereof, have hereunto set
my hand, and caused the seal Of the United
States to be affixed.
Done at the city OF Washington, this twenty
first day of February, in the year Of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and seventy. seven,
and of the Independence Of the United States
Of America, the one hundred and first.
[sEALl U. 8. GRANT.
By the President
HAMILTON FIsU,
Secretary of State.
National Republican., 1877-02-22
Court Calendar for To-day.
CfRCTIT COURT.
Refnre Ehlnf In nsflne Earfler
Public Flogsing as n Punishment.

A very few years ago-perhaps four or five
garroting became terror to the London pedes.
trian. For assault and robbery, without intent
TO Kill, the death penalty was too terrible, and
the other penalties failed to intimidate, as they
generally do when the crime Is lucrative, easily
accomplished, and not Immediately dangerous.
" could not be trifed with, and something had to
be done. A "barbarous" whipping Of the bare
back was resorted to, and garroting subsidized.
Tho result was what the public wanted. Senti.
mental eyes may show their whites, horrified
hand, hand may 60 up, noods Of twaddle may come
but men Of common sense, especially II they have
been garroted themselves. will say the end was
that achieved 1t.
Nothing has been said Of Delaware No val.
liable lesson could be drawn from her without
considerable investigation, and perhaps not then.
She may do too much hogging, or she may not do
enough. Her ministers Of justice may be models
Of enlightenment, or they may be models OF
debasement. The lash there may be still class
instrument, or II may not. She has no great city
-an exceedingly important oonslderation--and
two portions Of her people are josting each other
as nominal equals In the race OF life, who but the
other day held the relation Of master and slave.
She Is probably not Indifferent to good sme,
and her retention Of tho whip under all the sneers
she receives Is some evidence that she at least
regards It as still having defensible use
National Republican., 1877-02-22
~ SPECIAL ORDER.
NAVY DEPARTMENT
WAsHINaros, Feb. 10, 1871.

WAbHINGros, Feb. 10, 1871.
Tho Secretary Of the Navy has again the duty
OF announcing the death Of Rear Admiral.
OHARLHs HRsRy DAVIS, Ii D., the senior
Rear Admiral on the active list Of the navy, de-
parted this life yesterday at his residence at the
National Observatory, Of which ho was superin.
This gallant otacer was conspicuous in every
branch Of literature and science.
as we'll as In arms. He entered the navy as
midshipman, August ~, 1873, and was promoted to
the grade Of Rear Admitai on the Tth on Fobru-
ary, 1858, having on that day, received tho thanks
Of ofCongress for distinguished services.
In a. professional career OF nearly ffty-four
years, he nlled many positions Of honor and re-
sponsibility and his last service was that Of Su-
which he was eminently fitted by his scientific
training and requirements. In his decease the
service has lost gallant oficer, a distinguished
commander, and an educated and accomplished
gentleman.
His funeral will take place at st., Johns
inst, at II o'clock, and his body will be taken to
Cambridge, Mass, for interment.
Tho officers Of the Navy and Of the Marine
Corps are requested to attend the funeral In un.
dress uniform, as best suited to the present sea-
son.
On the day Of tho funeral, the flags Of the
Navy Yard Of this city will be kept at half mast
from sunrise I'LL sunset, and thirteen minute
guns will be hred at noon. Tue same h0nors will
be paid and the same number OF guns will be
fired st the other Navy Yards and Naval sta
tions, and on the nag ships Of the several squad
rons OF the Navy, on the day after the receipt OF
All oaiesrs Of the Navy, and of the Marine
Corps Will wear the usual badge OF mourning for
thirty days.
GEO. M. RoBKsos,
Secretary VI the Navy.
National Republican., 1877-02-22
THE COtRTS.

Putting UP Job to Enrich n Policeman, and
How 1t Game to be Exposed-Good Work
From tho Grand Jury-Civii Suits Slowly
Travel to Settlement.
The monotony that has hung about the
lime in thc triShai oonrt room sSasiasrSbls sni He
close matters settled down Into tho usual routine
channel.
Geo. Smith, policeman charged with an assault
& IN on Ia II SsdaSss
ssTGS ss Se a n e T Alleged Tsss . 10
the defendant, 4, should be the prosecuting ,wI!-
i % sPsa
sheess W sss sss ss SE S
IisSmen for PsTiOTmng hiS duty and also Ssst tSe
Ss;' Ss, The IsSSo SSs%iSUcS paris;
sEfs s. si yi sSs% re
Sn ersG n guilty The and
nd ri hsr sGpI, s
Findings Of the Grand Jury.
the Following indictmcntsi Charles Goodmsn, as
art. forgery; % Dom Piatt, usitns rebellion. IN.
CiRCtIT COURT
Before Chief Justice Cartier.
An action for goods sold and delivered, amounting
to e.20. Verdict for plaintiff.
Adolph Cluss, usc of Frecdmen's Savings and
Trust Go. VS.. District OF Columbia. An action for
ycSchsr Was % sOiato M he S%S Sank
Co. Case still on.
EQUITY COURT.
Before Judge wyllc.
rSIse y fS%ps T%S GT tstnF SlssF p'Ss S
half of Gebh,rt ct al; render cross biil refused,
appointed trustee. Ryan Bros. Va. Sandcrson. Va.
cation of pro cO;lftss0 on terms. Randall VS.. Nc
dcrcd.
National Republican., 1877-02-22
Ss- SPECIAL ORDER.
NAVY DEPARTMENT, {,


Rear Admiral Louis M. GoLpsBoRoueH de-
parted this life In this city on the morning Of the
Goth instant-the sixth Of his high rank In the
Navy who has died within the preriod Of little
This accomplished officer entered tho Navy as n
Midthipman Juno IS, 1912, and had record OF
honorable service covering period Of over sixty.
fiye years. He served with distinction In the
volunteers, cooperating with the army In the
Florida war; took q prominent part In the war
with Mexico, and was subsequently selected for
the responsible post Of Superintendent of the
no,od tss hanR 81 su hs
guished services at Roanoke Island, and received
his promotion to the rank Of Rear Admiral on the
10th OF the same month. His latter services were
as Commander.in-Ch -Chief Of the European Station
and Commnndant Of the Navy Yard at Washing.
No ofhcer In our Navy had q more varied expc.
rienco than Admiral GoLDsBoRoUeH. Possessed
ofa high order Of intelligence and thorough cd.
adorned by his varied accomp mplishments as we'll as
by his professional skill.
His funeral will take place ut the Church Of the
Ascension In Washington at noon, on the 22d In
slant, which the officers Of the Navy and the Ma
rine Corps are requested to attend in undress
uniform, as best suited to the present season.
Tho battalion OF marines at Washington will
form bis funeral escort, and move from the Ham.
On tho day oftho funeral, the flags Of the Navy
Yard Of this city will be kept at half.mast from
sunsse till sunset, and thirteen minute. guns will
be hrcd at noon. The same honors viii be paid
Navy and and SS
the flag ships Of the several squadrons Of the
Navy, on the day attr the receipt Of this order.
All officers OF the Navy and OF the Marine Corps
will wear the usual badge Of mourning for thirty
GKo. M. RoBKsoR,
Secretary Of the Navy.
National Republican., 1877-02-22
Unrequissd Affection and Suicide.


A sad case OF disappointed love came to =
climax last evening In the suicide Of Lieut..
John H. Weldon, Of the Engineer Corps Of
the United States Army, at the residence OF
Mr.. Duncan, 727 Bush street. Lieut.. weedon
entered the house At about . o'clock, and i'm
mediately went To his room in the second
story. He remained there few minutes, and
then descended TO the hrst door, and went 10.
to the front parlor. He rang the signal for q
district messenger, and then sat dowa to write
the following note to lady in society
D.AH Il claim the privilege Of addressing
not care for me, but If
The note was written 10 very shaky hand,
and the last two lines were written without
any regard for lines. The pencil dropped from
his hand when hs got 10 the last letter and his
head fell on the table In . stupor. An inves-
tigation Of his room showed two chloral hy-
drate bottles empty on tho buroau.
National Republican., 1877-02-22
Securities.

BALTIMORE, Feb. 2.-vlrEinia skies, deferred,
7; Virginia consolidated, 81; do second SERIES
ny; North Carolina skies, old, %; sugar quiet
ll1.
Flour strong and active; low Medium grader esa
Sc higher; Howard street and W Western supers ts q
Mills super y as@s IS; 40 extra ssEt E s; S 90 G RiS
brands 7SGfs; do family o., Wheat strong and an
Winter red 4 s.; ~, 6SeaSo spring G q; Penn.
soo,hstn soi ss white saa ysew ei9sc Wesern mixed
April S7gc; Nay 5so; steamer 5ilc. Oats q9iet and
sSteady; Southern prime and Western white ilatsc.
seed-Nothlng doing. llay-tood grades Grin; low
dnll And heayyi Maryland and Pennsyl lvania prime
Bulk massatsILooss meats dull and nominal shoulders
i've t@Siic. Bason-shSsidsrsp psS psaS1,s@e; @ slssr ear
ffiP fiP sides iC9io,e. Hams lt@l5c. Lsrd-Reaned
western roll lsg2ci extra nne tubs esS25c, Pelro-
ienn n dull and nominal. VConee quiet and steady;
dull al y Gs...
National Republican., 1877-02-22
CRIMINAL COURT
Before Judge Macarthur.
DispOsing Of Petit Cases-Attempting to Try
m Dead Man.

DSbu uhhns
John Mcfarland, charged with writing
policy tickets, plead guilty and sentence was sus-
pended on condition that he discontinue the busi-
ness.
, Patrick Breens, Jr.,,, charged with assault on
Cahill counsel for defendant.
Peter Lusby, indicted for assault with intent TO
scerianed that The accused Is dead the ease was
John Diamond, indicted Cor burglary, evidence
out ten years sentence In the Virginia peniten.
iadsJ, charged with an assault on Henry brow ming
Tnass %caGpS
Hamilton, indicted for perjury; failed to answer.
and the bail was declared forfeited.
Court Calendar for To-day.
CIRCJIT COURT.
Before Chief Justice Cartier.
Nos. II, Hail vs.. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Co /;
road Co.: 10, Do%ar Vs. Pamp.Teys! .seaSsh icy hiNin.
yoTi 2sS, Hoffman VS.. MrTrimon; ?as, Cor; 2s2;
2ss. Uniied States, OF Reed ct al VS. Thomas Ct
a.. eSs Oreswell Ct al, xs, Nelson; ia, Muldoon
GM.ry Mry VS. SaGhI; g HIM. tr"ssee VS.. Todd; no.
CRIMINAL COURT.
Before Judge Macarthur.
keeping place where policy tickets are sod.:
Publishing tho Bans.
The following marriage licenses have been
issued: James Z. Gore, Baltimore, Nd, and
Katie U. Busbie Of this city: william Harmon
and Martha Gartrell; Joseph Washingle and
Minnie Coster; James Garner and Lucinda Sim.
Baltimore; Jared +. Sparks and Ada NJ.
Polglose.
National Republican., 1877-02-22

PROFESSOR BELLS new invention, the tele-
phone, 10 attracting much attention at homo
and abroad. The telephone, in its present
form, consists Of q powerful compound, per-
msnent magnet, to the poles Of which are At
tached ordinary telegraph coils Of insulated
wire. In front Of the poles, surrounded by
these coils Of wire, is placed diaphragm Of
iron. mouth-piece to converge the sound
upon this diaphragm substantially completes
the arrangement. The motion of steel or iron
In front Of the poles Of q magnet creates q
current Of electricity in coils surrounding the
poles of the magnet, and. the duration Of
this current Of electricity comedies with the
duration Of the motion Of the steel or iron
moved or vibrated in the proximity Of the
magnet. When the human voice causes the
diaphragm to vibrate, electrical undulations
are induced in the coils environing the mag
nets precisely analogous to the undulations OF
the air produced by that voice. These coils
are coneected with line wire, which may be Of
any length, provided the insulation be good.
Tho undulations which are induced In these
coils travel the line wire, and, passing through
the coils OF an instrument Of precisely similar
construction at the distant station, are again
resolved into afr indulstions by the diaphragm
Of this instrument.
National Republican., 1877-02-22
PERSONAL.

L, q. Mcclure is at " iliard's.
II. 4. Ely visa guest at the Arlington.
j. n. Mathews, of Buffalo, l. stopping at the Ar
'lsyton McMlchael, Philadelphia, is soJournins
at wiilard's,
M, II, Csrdona, of New York, is guest at the
Arlington.
A. II. Wellington and wife, New York. have
rooms at Wulard's.
Mr.. and Miss Hilson, of Philadelphia, arc stop
Ting at the Arlington.
Chss; Benedict, OF Connecticut, is registered at
, MsnryE: Knox, New York, arrived at the Ar
Joseph 4. Walton and son, of New York, have
A. b.. Dickenson, New York, took quarters at
the Arlington yesterday.
J. W. Atwell and wife, OF st. Joseph, No., are
registered a. the Arlington.
ass s.a,. Il seT rSrs was among 'e''er
Hon. james NJ. Marvin. of Saratoga. n. Y, has
taken quarters Al the Arlington.
John Crates, Oregon, has apartments at wiilsrds.
Frank d. Bright, fhiladelphia, Is stopping at
u. ". James. Now York; Lucius Lyon and wife,
New York; Mrs. Geo. Hail. Providence; Charles
dslphis: James ". Lewis, Brookyn; M % I. Reiner,
New York; Peter NTH, Chicago; N. J. Ash. N. ";
Z. 4. CSs%5.Sey, sn. Pttsesrg; W.: Dow, NeT York:
and wife, New YORK; ]. ii, Leeds, New Haven;
Mrs. Charles II Reed, Chicago; John Mcaenty,
/. .Kcy, Miss N. Key, Miss II. Thompson, Y. T.:
T.Iths 4 ssfpi'9h,e " MI -IIa w sMfS.n
HaIiet. Mass; aeo. s. CampSeii, Baltimore; Geo.
I. Srapgera sait.mose;. Ja t. cause. Delswaye:
james l. Harrison, N. T.; VIM. t. Free man. PaI,
Miss Emma FreemAn, Pa; Miss NJ. simpson, pa.
a,ts and wIe ssmssi aG%si slsSais6 and Mis
Chicago; Geo. Green and daughter. N. c.
National Republican., 1877-02-22
what Has Become Of the Fsvoritss.
From the Dramatte Hsvs

Tho sight OF some old and woll-known faces
in the opera boufis company suggests reminis.
censes OF those who have shone In this style
OF entertainment since its Introduction In 1867
BY Bateman, who 10 dead. Tostes, his arst
prtma donna, has gone to Join him In the
shadowy land. Tho sweet and tuneful Irma
the husband she once supported. Rose Bell
10 In London music hall. Aujac, tho famous
Barbe Blsu, has completely lost his voice,
and is poor. Gabel, the funny Gsrdarnw Of
"Genevieve de Brabant," has gone 10 the
dogs through drink. Moutalsnd has grown
20 fat that phe csu't act.
National Republican., 1877-02-22

NOTWITHSTANDING the unceasng outburst
of detraction and abuse that have been heaped
upon Ex-Governor WELLS head, his character
for honesty and integrity remains unshsken.
The more his conduct has been investigated,
the more unsparingly his acts have been scru-
tinized, the more thorough has been his vindi-
cation, and the higher he has risen in the
opinion of unprejudiced men.
National Republican., 1877-02-22

A SON Of = prominent Democrat in this city,
whose father expected Cabinet office under
TnpBS, 10 20 wrath over the prospect Of
HAYES inauguration that he has decided to
20 to Constantinople and fight with the Turks.
National Republican., 1877-02-22

SENATOR MORTON has to-day the undivided
respect and admiration Of the honest thinking
people Of both parties. What he does he does
boldly, fear lessly and in earnest. There is
not shadow Of hypocrisy about OLIVER P.
MoRToN.
National Republican., 1877-02-22

some Of Mr.. TILpEN's friends assert that
he will take his case before the Supreme
Court and endeavor to prove the uneonstitu-
tionality OF the Electoral bill. He had better
take dose of qu'eting powders. They will
do him more good.
National Republican., 1877-02-22

A MILLIONAIRE yesterday, by an unfortu-
nate combination Of circumstances, found him.
self aboard q street-car without cent In his
pocket. He seemed to take It hard because
he was compelled to take II afoot.
National Republican., 1877-02-22
HENRY wArrERsoS has written sensible,

HENRY WATTERsoS has written sensible,
manly letter to the Courier Journal, in which
he says:
~ have accepted many things "on faith,"
faith In the creative principle OF the
universe, faith in human nature, filth In
the people, and faith in the future. 1 earnestly
advise everybody to do the same, especially urg-
ing upon Democrats the good sense, as we'll as
tho duty, Of doing these things, to-wit:
Flrst-Preserve the party Organization intact,
without . nav or doubt.
Seoon1-Suppress violent thoughts and extreme
circulation, for anger mover mended any cause.
Third-Treat HAyKs like q gentleman until he
proves himself . usurper by his acts"
National Republican., 1877-02-22

Nr. BAeDY, one of the most prominent Con-
seratiye members of the House, says that
grand opportunity Is now offered to the next
President to build up the waste places in the
South
National Republican., 1877-02-22

THE question now Is, "Did TRUMBrLL and
PALMER go behind the canvass in making
their returns from Louisiana ~ Whether
yea or nay we know not, bnt one thing Is GER
tain, they shuflied around lively with some
female canvass In New Orleans dance house.
National Republican., 1877-02-22

IT Is said that both Judge TRUMBULL and
Governor PALMER have become quite bald
since they visited the New Orleans Dance
house. The news has reached home.
National Republican., 1877-02-22

THE Democratic press are buslly engaged
constructing Cabinets for President HAYES.
How suddenly they have given up the fight;
how quickly they yield to the inevitable.
National Republican., 1877-02-22

Mr.. FERRY keeps his eyes on the box con-
talning the electoral count constantly while
IN the Democratic House. He knows their
weakness.
National Republican., 1877-02-22

We have escaped successfully from the last
compromise, and now the danger Is that II the
Democracy should threaten again, our leaders
will again concede something.
National Republican., 1877-02-22

SENATOR KELLEY's desperate efforts to
worm himself out Of the Infamous Oregon
work are shallow and futile. His own party
roundly denounce him for the odious part he
has played.
National Republican., 1877-02-22

To BRING CRoSIS's nose to It's present
state Of bloom aud rosy hue, 1t has cost at
least i've thousand dollars.
National Republican., 1877-02-22

THE people Of Lockhayen, Pa, the former
home of PURMAS, have announced them
selves as being individually and collectively
ashamed of him.
National Republican., 1877-02-22

THERE can be no possible pleasure found in
being q Rear. Admiral this year,
National Republican., 1877-02-22

THE secrerary Of Wars bank. book Is called
d. D.CAMERoN's Boccacto.
National Republican., 1877-02-22

THE Democrats are anxious to have an extra
session OF Congress- They arc afraid to walt
until December, for fear of losing tho orssni-
zation of the House.
National Republican., 1877-02-22

THr Cincinnati Enqsirsr said last June that
SAMUEL J. TILpEN could not be elected II
nominated. That paper prophesies we'll.
National Republican., 1877-02-22

DoSS PIATT has at last accomplished what
he has been seeking AFTER for years. crim-
inal Indictment for assailing the Republican
party.
National Republican., 1877-02-22

Tue Democracy can now sing that comfort.
ing hymn, "1n the sweet bye and bye"
National Republican., 1877-02-22

IT WILL be s TO z TO- day in the Oregon case,
and ts5 to 1874 tomorrow In the nnal result.
National Republican., 1877-02-22

on TLpEN will wear their old ones for some
time.
National Republican., 1877-02-22

Ten days more and President HAYES will
lie seated In the White House.
National Republican., 1877-02-22
SPECIAL NOTICES,

As-orFIcrAL. ..
CoUnT OF COMMISSIONERS l
or ALABAMA CLAIMS,
1Slih Street, |
WASHINGTON. u. G. Feb 1s, 1877.
All bills agalnst the undcrsg must be present-
cd for payment before Wednesdsy naxt, the 2st
Instant. JOHN DAVIS,
DlsburyinR Agent,
National Republican., 1877-02-22

IIss- PRESCRIPTIONS PREPARED AT
Coughlln's Temple Drug Store, and Ntnth
streets, at moderate prices. sep9-u
National Republican., 1877-02-22
.ub.crtptiop Rates.

Warner southeast 10 son,l,Cest pihds, station
arg or higher pressure, clear or partly cloudy
,sfdtI0' riH prevdR.
National Republican., 1877-02-22
ITN1NCE AND COMMERCE..
Finance.

WAsHISGr0N, ID. q. Feb 2i, 1877.
The New York Post's financial article says:
TO l0J, which has since been the price. Exchange
Is weak at N.sl,EtdLs5. Money is 2il@3 for cali
loans. and aSmfS Tor prime mercsntle paper. The
decline In United States bonds ranges from y to y.
berg the largest In 'g1's and oss. The other ii-
new 'eo's and currency 6s. and for es Of 1881. The
yesterday, except for Delaware q Hudson Canal,
which wssih lover: Morris 4 Essex. Delaware,
Lackawanna& & Western, aud Western Union T,le-
graph, u. burlng the nrst half hour, there was .
decline In the general list Of l@24 IN the ,att y.
graph and New York ,'eutral, declined each. aud
Msfi Ee IN efTsssSn % Hsnssss shs a
Koithsestern prefcrrsd 4. and drfhh the common !.
slnce then there has been an advance OF y 10 III
In the latter. Western Union Telegraph and Della
ware Hudson Canal advanced IL; Rock Island.
u; Lake Shore Y, and New York Central, X, At
present, Delaware 4 Hudson Canal has again de-
elinel u, and the remainder OF the list Is strong.
In New York to-day money was easy at Sfftfs
Exchange duh at 49,. told nominal at i0iiT
ic41s. Rates for carrying. 2@x.
were Gold, ~, ", ,its; currency, ~. 10, SIS NE
800. 600; for bonds tai.ooo Customs receipts,
Government bonds lower, with pressure to sell.
Sc. 1881. coupon. ll3)u 5-1O's, lb6s. ...... us
sos, lsG5......... 1OS New hvcs. ls,,
s:, s:, isSs new, ii loo e'uD0n''.'. ms
The following are the closing rates for the active
ii. ID. Cooke, Dr., Co., from the New York
National Republican., 1877-02-22

Observation-Disclosures FEBRUARY q, ISL.
National Republican., 1877-02-22

Ono thousand one hundred workingmen
are employed In New Haven making cartridges for
the Turks.
National Republican., 1877-02-22

Music by Y, NJ. @. A. quartette. Congrega ationai
sinRinE, led By eornet and organ. la2t
National Republican., 1877-02-22

rom.dy aver known for the immediate cure OF
Neuralgia, Headache, &c. Sold al Coughlins
Temple Drug Store. q. ocH
National Republican., 1877-02-22

81 PLgURisY, PAIN IN THE SIDE.
ming H. applied. Sold at touShiinS Drug Store,