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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-07
DECIsIONS-FEB. 6.

Supreme towt-Chamb,rs- Judge Donohue.-
Sehnye at Cronnta I.angdon ast SIMON Emouiy SSt
hundre aud ihs Ireland sgt John Todd agt Wake
allie Lie As urance Society sgt Twoey; zane agt same
Equitable s Assurance s9cy ,s5 po"sss hSpa a
Tweed Nc, alum agt BenseieIts sdller ag' Tsce:
VII Lms ac Cosqe Williamson agL Aud crnninss aga 5
G. Railroad company AIT Prjer; Temple agi. Wag
Augnstn at spins IN The matter Of Domlnek IN
welt Adams nnied. Hurley AIT Everette The so
Levy Thompson agt Gilman klItle agt Ainsee Nel
dened. Klo1 Maekay. and o5ara at Kearnsy
Kaiiske sgi asc.e KeInsen as Remsen, and Foley aet
Rslbboae-oIders granted krendsr agt Ka,n-order
EIpsuaiion required In the Of tbs Ecleeuc Asso
MiIer.Mot,on dened memorandum. Kelso sg Best. re.
cover etc. HUH Donueiy APPOINTED leisree DGas sst
iion granted norsndm. Horsford agi. Brown-Moiion
Court has he power 70 make this order The
n =, o aE The HayS ss laws OF OF
paee 49, - L. sss11q PSfaSraps
Bates agt smnegaie.-Ordr granted
SUPERIOR Cowt->pecidl Ierp-By Judge Speir.-
American National agt Wheel okCae and exceptions
se,sa nass ss age S with co oTm ast
SGs Tue thai the pains be- entitled to silnony aud
reasoua 10 until further order let the order be
.fG on @u no have 1 mn Il for ri the SUM sancd 10 the
plant ATuolG agl Goodwin ct a-MSticn for further ei
ec~orsr on motion sraned QniTE Der
at Motion Tor appointment receiver etc granted
DOn0hue agt OCOauor ct aL-CompLaut dismissed with
CoIGi agi De corneauorder denying motion for re-
'ee g5aHe o S EI prn AIT Partridge ct all Martin
agp. Mafphy ct Rsierenee ordered Fellows ct al ast.
dsred o. Special Csi,ndsr for February o. agt
settled KHAN sS act Gf s
All epPsn oo %sgsa as ae The II sS f
AIT Roohin.-OrdeTs granted.
Common s-IhanSers,By Judge Van Brgnt.
ter " "A pplCs ton granted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-07
ACCUSED OF MISMANAGEMENT.

The suit of Robert l.. Taylor against Alex
ander r. Irwin and another before Judge Lawrence
on motion TO make the complaint more definite. The
0ricudans OF John X. Gardner IN ISL
The cOmplalnt charges that through mismanagement
The assgnees lost $l91 900 THE defendants say that
their accounts passed before referee occupying
three wears The referees fees $1,000
aud the expenses 10000 Judge Lawrence denied the
mn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-07
A CRAZY TREAsURER's ORDER.

The trial of the suit of Chester Griswold,
treasurer Of the Pneumatic steel Company, against
Aaron 7. Demarest. was finished yesterday before
Judge Lawrence. IL was for the return OF 5000 paid
by IA former order for number OF pnac-
tons for Central Park That treasurer was insane. MT
Demsrest built part Of the carriages and claims tal Oe
lost ~ 900 more than was paid 10 him. judge law
renee directed verdict for the plaintiff for S2.25s OO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-07
TWO MARRIAGES AND A UTAH DIVORCE.

May Sappne has DtguD sui lot UINOICc
against Samuel 7. sappinc. She that they were
married in November 1873; that he treated her cruelty
they separated by formal agreement OF separation
IN May 1876. aud that since he has been guilty OF
adultery. III. SAYS when she married him she had
husband named John Conklin living. and that ne tho
dcieDdanD, got divorce from the plainiIH In Utah.
March %, 1877. He charges her with keeping house
OF prostitution. and Of being herself prostitute.
The plaintiff declares these latter charges false A. 10
her first hu -haud admits that fifteen years ago when
very young she married John Conklin who much her
senior. They disagreed. and IN about TWO years were
divorced incompiblty Of temper. She loat sight OF
him and did not know when she married the defendant
whether he alive not. Az for the Utah divorce
she SAYS she Informed that her husband in
Ciah, and went no farther West than Chicago AT any
she never heard az any proce dngs until she saw
the divorce mentioned In paper OF May u, 1877.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-07
LOADING THE RICHMOND FOR BRAZIL
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 6.--The contractors 70

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 6.-The contractors for
the new Brazilian railway Will dispatch the Richmond
early next week she Will carry 900 tons of railroad
iron about 300 tons OF COAL ana provisions for the
laborers on the railroad The passenger Inst VIII con
tsip the names Of AZ many OF the SURVIVORS OF the
Metropolis wreck desire 10 go. Eesacs ihese lhefe
will be $50 Italians and seventy wOod-chopp.rs HOin
fhe interior of The state The loading OF the Richmond
began at the Wiliow.st wharf yesterday. she Is
owned by the Old DOMINION Steamship Company, ana
during her years has never met wth any
considerable misfortune. She has been o'erbaucd Tor
This voyage, and is said TO be thoroughly sca"orly
She h wroughtron propeller Of ABS tons burden.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-07
SELLING A SEWING MACHINE FACTORY.
The trial of the suit of Frederick A. COnk-

ling against the secor Sewing Machine Company was
begun yesterday before Judge Van Bruut. On septem
her 80 1874. the company executed mortgage on the
factory at bridgeport Connecticut To trustees TO secure
bonds for 100000. Mr. Conklng then held. either as
purchaser pledge 500 shares OF the stock Mr Conk-
ling subsequently obtained judgment In Connecticut,
and sold the factory being himself the purchaser nj
a moderate sum. The trustees OF the mortgage then
began proceedings To forcclose the mortgage. claiming
that IL superior TO Mr. Conklings Judgment, and
that the sale TO him was only OF the equity Of redemp
iion He then hogan this suit 10 stay that action. The
cas- Ia sill trial.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-07

"Gentlemen,' said an auctioneer who was
selling a piece OF land. II Ia the most delightful
niece of land II Is the easiest land 10 cult
yate IL IS so light very light. Mr.. Parker here VIII
corroboraie my statement. He owns the next patch
and he will tell YOU how easy II Is worked" Yes. gen
iIenen" said Mr.. Parker II Is very easy 10 work. but
IL is a plnguy sight easier 10 gather the crops"
A little boy who was nearly starved by
s,ngy uncle (s g1lardlan) with whom he lived meeting
ank grey hound day the street; was asked by bis
Guardian hat made the dog thin After rejecting
the little fellow replied ~ suppose lie lives with ILLS
uncle"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-07
LIABILITY OF DIRECTORS.
IN G.. Croker purchased $4,000 bonds

sued by the Kna Iron Works III March, 1873 maturing
In 1874 for $3.50 He got n Judgment against The
panv for the Of the bonds and the company being
nsOvcn sued John Roach one OF the directors The
drec tors had neglected to file then annual statements
for The years 1874 ana 1875. Judge Van Brnnt held
Yesterday that this omission made the directors liable
and dit eced verdict for the plaintiff for Ss,0is &C.
Hatch Van Allen appeared for plaintiffs George W. Van
SicIen for defendant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-07
STOCK FOR SERVICES.

" the suit of Cornelius A. Bunner against
.i" NewYOrk Mutual Gas Light COmnany. reported In
yesterdays TRIBUNE, IN which the plaintiff claimed the
value Of shares stock for services I'm forming the
company, Judge Van Brunt dismissed The complaint
Yesterday He holds that the charter cOntem plated the
issue of stock only for property or cash. and that such
agreements among directors for the division OF stock
,sholIy apaiust hubble policy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-07
PASSENGERS .ARRITED.

FROM HhVANA-Tn Steamship CitV Of Wdshinaton:1f.
Alexandra. W l.. Csrbn, j. J. Waan q. Wolff MIS- VIVA
mora, Gen A. Cammayer, Toussan MT palP Mis7 n
keegan j. Pad Major W. Wilson. A. Brit0, j: j. Ahna
l. Eamcs r. NJ. Clements +. H. Fowler y r Rod
inson Miss A. Diajo Master Diajo T. Smaller H. H. RAN
born. D. knowltOn
FROM LIVERPOOI.-Tn SfernshiD Montana O. r. Bailey.
Miss Kruse e. A. Kelly NJ. Chooney, John McGloy' Miss
f. MCClOry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-07
SUING TWEED AND HIS FRIENDS.

The suit of John b. Marshall and William
Fuller against William u. Tweed. Cornelius Corson,
william +. King. Richard NJ Tweed and other stock
holders in the Champain Shore Iron Mountain Company
was before Judge DOnOhuc on motion To strike out
parts OF the answer OF some OF the defendants The
plaintiffs bnlt a dock on Lake Champaln for the
many for ~ 900 They got Judgment against the com
paDy IN October. 1876 for 1913 g. and the amount
beng UNPAID sued the stockholders Judge DOnOhue
struck out portions OF the declaring that the
work wa, improperly done
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-07
PASSENGERS SAILED.

FOR IIVERPOoI.-SteamshiD hbpssnfd.-Mrs. II. Beech,
p Buckley. c. de COrdova, e. Deteyrimont MT and Mrs
J. a. Doubleday 7. 5. EdmOnds f. g. Tyson NJ H. cray Mr.
Grndey Rev Harris Rev J. J. Healy, l.. Il. Howe,
RI. Rev. J. 4. Hcaiv Mss Humphrey Mrs T. A Jebo, Mr.
aud Mrs j. Kurz Mr Lehmaer T. IingeDs Lugsdin Rev.
Father Mcdonald Miss T.. Mctiregor g. r. Mckenzie Rev
H. j. Patterson Rev. Quaily Mr. and Mrs NJ Sohoenfed
and Nrs. T. Thompson and infant W. NJ Turpin Geo
WALKER Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Welsh. Mr. and Mrs. William
Whitney.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-07
PATERSON BANK DIREcroRs, TRIAL.


The trial of directors Rose and Preston, of the
Merchants Loan aud Trust Company. Of Paterson was
continued Yesterday Lewis the accountant, testified
that the bank allowed It's dcpositors To overraw their
accounts aud charged interes. upon such oyerdrafs
several other witnesses examined and the State
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-07
MiRINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC 1900
Sun 7Oi sun sets.. 525 Clock fast IL 20
Moon sets II 90 Noon s0uths 1851 Moons age. days
HIJH WATER Io-DAY-A 80
sandy Hook lO4i Gov Island li:37 Hell Gate. ia
HlGH WATER To-DAY-P. u. 80.
Sandy Hook. ll05 Gov Island. - Hell GATE. l2o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-07

rested Courtaudt Parker counsel for Preston. asked
Judge Dixon charge the jury to bring IN verdct OF
acqutta. In his speech. Mr. Parker claimed mat the
charge conspiracy had been proved. His argu-
ment will be continued to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-07
sETTLING TIL - ARKWEATTER SUIT.
ALL THE ESTATE TAKEN EXCEPT THE WIDOWS


ALL TnK ISL n IAhEN ENCLFT THE WIDOWS
DOwEE.
Henry StaIkWeather was sued by the State
under sssed 10 meet the Of the great
Ring frauds for having retained unlawful percentage
as Collector OF Ases The law allowed such
centagcs act.al collections but Mr.. Stlrkwea,her
charged them against the city II the city itself was as
sesed proportion Of the expense 81 an Improvement
the work involved being receive the Controllers check
and To return II to the city treasury. The law
doubtful and Of the commissions went to Mr. stark
weather. assistants The courts however decided that
he was not entitled tO these commissions and judy
ment against him. rather against his widow aud
cutrix Lucinda r. starkwcather. for sl93732 g. Mrs.
Stafkweaher appealed, and her appeal rs stl pending
On the application ~ Francis g. Barlow behalf OF
the Attorney General Judge Sanford IN superior Court,
Special Term, yesterday authorized settlement Of the
the by the cKecuriX of S23. S66 81. that
being the whole If Mr. Siarkwcdthcrs estate, except The
widows dover. She Withdrew her appeal and rcln-
qushed all claims. The order further provides
that after paying the expenses OF the suit tho balance
shall be paid into the city treasury.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-07
SAFES % Aufnon

LDRIDGE'S. 81. Martins Lane, London.
~ Established June 1853 For the public sale by auction
The auction Of 100 horses
O'Clock "Wednesday and SATURDAY and property
must delivered two days previously accompanied with in
and particulars from the owners without which all
property will be sold without reserve.
stalls should be order ell week before either sale Day
paid Mondays and Thursdays only 10 10
oco on tie production u the voucher which Is given for
the property deposited for sale Remances tn the
country. with account sales on the written request OF the
dealing allowed part Of connected
with the establishment There now great demand for
CANADIAN HORSES.
made respecting freight ana other
charges being fit for
INN SAT- application to w * STEWART FREE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-07

SHERIFF'S SALE.
- by OF a Of execution, to me directed and de-
vcrcd will expose sale at public vendue, TIL RS
DAY the eth day OF February 1873 at IL O'Clock In the fore
No l,43o 3dave the contents Of grocery and
liquor store consisting OF groceries wines, liquors. cigars,
&C.
BERNARD REILLY, sheriff
JAMES FAY. Deputy Sheif.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-07
Che Bal! 5eason.
A RION SOCIETY.

GERMAN LIEDERKRANZ.
~ 9jTII ANNUAL
MASQUERADE BALL.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
THURSDAY February 7. 1873.
Tickets n Sl5 gentleman and two ladies'
tunder the Gust mary conditons DC had from tho
following gentlemen: 80
MM STEI NWAY, Steinway Han
EMIL VNGER, No. 80 Parkp
HERMAN UHI. New 20 ker stats ZeiIang.
Sic. KAUFMAN, No. 80 Nassaust
T. KAEMMERER No, lOS Grand.st.
H. c. Y. KOCH, cor. 2Otl.st. and SHAVE.
j. WINDMUELI.ER, German savings Bans, lithst.
l. A. GRASS, No 1856 ChamDersst.
PETER ERN ENWEfN. No. lis Nassaust.
JNON CLAIM No. 80 Chambcrs-s,
Boxes and tickets 40 L. GODFREY GUNTH ER's. 25
Union square, and SCHMIDT & CURTlCs, 81 Broad ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-07
Mnslral jnsirumc',ts

DUMAHAUT, late S. X. BALL g. Co.,
IA No. ii EAST liTH-Sr.
Chickering'S Steuway's and other Pianos and Organs low
for cash, instruments, and for rent
IL RANCH & BACH, 243 East 23d ST, near
IN 2dave beautiful OF nne
both and second band which they Offering '' ""'
Pianos lent ana sold on miscellaneous
I IGHTE e. ERNST, old honse OF Llghte ~
prices and On easy monthly payments at IL East lithel
Also smiths AMERICAN ORGANS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-07
Ceriures ano Mceilnae.

A MEXICAN INSTITUTE.-An election for
~ officers and the ensuing viii be held
at the No. % Cooper Union. Thursday, Feb IA;
the polls viii be open from 10 o'clock m TO O'Clock M
o. CLEVELAND, President.
CuAs. NICK. LoEsER Recording Secretary.
MEXICAN INSTITUTE.-The annual meet
N inc Of this Institute Will be held at Its HI RS
DAY evening February Z, $50 AZ 3 O'Clock.
&. NICK. LEOSER, Recg Sec'y.
COLONEL INGERS0LL. SUNDAY.
~ Lecture GHOSTS.
Tickets at SCH BERTHS, % Union square, to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-07
Goal ano Woo0.

fine ARTS
4 IMPORTANT ART SALE!
H. soMERvILLE, Auouoncer, by Geo. A. Leayitt & Co.
THIS THURDSAY EVENING
At the Art Rooms Sl7 Broadway, at O'Clock,
THE TALBOT j. TAYLOR COLLECTION.
Unusually select and choice Paintings by eminent Artists,
American and foreign. mostly painted 10 order
better selected valuable collection OF OIL Paint.
has rarely been in the Leayt Gaery-lEvening
Post, Feb. o.
Tomorrow friday evening,
TIE EDWIN WHITE COLLECTION,
and
THE ]. BEAUFAIN IRVING COLLECTION.
Friday and Saturday afternoons at O'Clock
sHERIFFS SALEl
Library OF bbliOnanac Rare costly and elegant books
now on exhibition al Clinton Hail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-07
Douro duo Rooms.

~ WEST WASHINGT0N-SQUA Rooms
10 with board for gentlemen and wives and single gentle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-07
PROSPERITY AND Bl-METALLIsM.

Another objection TO the bill is the we!lknOwn arsI
nient against bmetasiD, and the most gloomy pic
lures have been drawn OF the ruin that Will beial
country IL We adopt btmetallism. II Is by nomeans
certain that the standard OF value is less variable IN
mOnO-metalle than il Is In a bi-mefallc country. An
absolutely unyaryn. standard VI value Is an npossi-
by. Neither gold, nor silver. nor any annual product
Of the earth OF human industry nor the wages OF Ia
Dor 0nce Insisted the best standardl have been
found 10 solve the problem. The judgment and expert
tnce ~ mankind for thousands Of years have found god
and silver 70 furnish the nearest possible approach 10
an unvaryng standard. and the safest, though not the
most convenient, OF exchange He content ~ rest
ul,on that experience.
the Chlted states from 1889 20 1861 Did any nation
ever exceed the progress made In population wealth.
education refinement and the general wel-being OF The
people IN those seyeniyWO yearst And yet during all
that period we had bnetslism, for gave prefer
ehee 70 gold over silver ~ silver over gold. Those
metals hue,uated then as they have done since, aud
pphdbly ever viii do But no American statesman OF
'hat period thought OF demoneilzing either.
ANA now Jet us turn % Europe for a moment What
90 We heart The walllngs OF thousands OF laboring
men, women and children thrown out OF employment
the cries o. anguish 81 thousands 81 other who hut
ayesr ago. were rich, but now bankTupts. In
ora TIE same notes Of sorrow that so affect our ears
IA our own distressed land But from what countries
10 !hey mainly comet From Two. From gold mono
hstanc England and gold mono metallic Germany
VINE pmetaiiic France. the land OF silver well
" % nros pefty hardly exceeded by that OF any
lie sam he onged cur Indebtedness held M home
anu MOI aoroao so there would be no annual drain
morning Informed that worth Of ,r honds
were on their way home from England. Tbey would be
ssiung back there soon whether this bill passed or not
% tDc interest upon our bonds was greater
than that upon any safe European stocks m
our bonds should be sent home, they inusf 6nd
In theU nted States and suppose they shonld
uno seh purchasers, would not In the land he
ssd that our bonds held at home I The EnolIsh
Aep' 10 hed by Engshmen, the French debt by French
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-07

AOA LADIES wanted under 40 years of
UsUUb age; also, 1000 youths OF both sexes over 0
years International Congress Of Beauty and
Culture" open GlmOres Garden, February !, for
only S. 900 in salaries AID premiums Apply at Office
corner 4th ave- and 26th.st. between and 4 D. m.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-01-18

Without going into particulars Of the election
which was held in our village on Tuesday last
for ssTown General" which, bye-the-bye, was
characterized by the grossest frauds done and
practiced BY Gen. Bailcy's enemies, we are hap
py 20 be able to announce that he stih holds the
Fort, though the Return Judges returned his OPP
ponent elected by majority. Upon the am
nouncement Of this result, the Generals eoun-
sci Immediately took measures to create and call
into service the inevitable Returning Board to
recanvass the returns. This was done Wednes-
day night last and after an exhaustive exanina-
tion the General was declared 70 have beeu cleo
ted by a majority Of three votes. No sooner bad
this decision BEEN made public than the widest
scene Of disorder and confusion ensued, during
which the ballot-bOx was captured by the enc
my, the ballots al destroyed and the box itself
filed with chips. Notwithstanding all this,
however, the General sill held the fort and holds
il at this writing II Is true mandamHs proceed
ings have been taken to prevent the Generals i'm
staIlaiion in Office and Thursday night has been
fixed upou for the trial, but the Generals friends
are confident that the Honorable Court OF Last
Resort win not only maintain his title but Sc
verely punish the abOminabIe rioters who are as
sailing it.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-01-18

z GRKAr SpKrcH or vooRHEEs.-Seu-
aior Voshees made speech in the SEN
ate on Tuesday last on the financial
question. daring which be defended the
following Propositions:
FRS. Those for waem I spezA de-
mand lie restoration Of the silver dol
lar exactly as il stood hefDra IL waz
touched BY she act Of February, 1873.
They desire fhalit shall have unlimited
Coinage. not fearing that Il viii become
too plenty for their wants. and that It
be made full legal tender, believing
that It Is a. good now with which TO pay
all debts. public and private, as II was
during eizhtY-nne years Of American
history. Second. They demand the re-
peal, uneonditionaIly. Of the act Of jan
nary IL. 1915. compelling resumption
Of specie payments IN January 1879,
holding that the question Of a returnto
a specie basis for our currency should
be controlled entirely by the business
interests OF the country. They do not
believe that the country should be
oF3ggC0 through tMG ocPeH " sNas'
wrefchedsess anddegradation in order to
reach gold standard for the benefit
alone Of the income classes. Third,
They demand that the misunderstanding
system De- remoged and circulating
mediumbe provided blythe government
for the PEOPLE without taxing them for
the privilege Of obtaining it. And they
ask thar The amount thus placed 10 cir
cuIation shall bear a reasonable and ju-
dicious proportion to the business trans
actions, and the population Of the Uni
ted States. Fourth. they demand that
the currency authorized and circulated
on the authority Of the Government
shall be made legal tender in payment
Of all debts public and private, inciud-
ing all dues to the government, well
knowing that IL viii then be at par with
gold, or more likely at premium over
il; and Fifth, They demand that hereaf-
ter the financial policy of the country
be framed permanently in theirinterests:
that they shall not be Disseminated
against in future legislation as in the
past, and that their prosperity, and not
The mere growth Of income to retired
capitalists, shall be The primary duty OF
the government.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-01-18
Water.

Water in substance or in the form Of
steam is the worlds great motor, and
the valuable assistant in mans various
enterprises; but in the form of steam 1t
becomes an exceedingly dangerous as
well as useful agent, and requires care
and skill in its management, as scalds
are often not only painful in the extreme
but very serious, and IL not attended
properly, fatal in their results. Kelleps
Roman Liniment has proven itself the
best means known to immediat ely al-
leviate the intense suffering from scalds,
and cure without leaving scar.