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MyNOR LOCAL MENTIONS.

TIL, meeting of Clark Institute to-
morrov c,euin: will be under the direction
pf Mrs by. A. J. Miles
A concert will be given AT College
Hall thIs evening hy the u. {. l. V. Ll'era-
rv SJsiety OF 'he Second German NJ h'
Church.
Mrs K. NJ. Wickersham, the wife Oh
Mr.. Wrkersham, . salesman III the house
of John Shil'ito& Co, died at her residence
l70 West Ninth street. yesterday afternoon
A meeting Of the citizens who desire
thc enforcement of She Sunday laws and
stric, Observance ai the holy sabbath, Will
be hch this evening at Hopkins Hall at
hslf-rasi o'clock.
r. }. Redmond, who is charged with
having obtained Sl1, 900 worth OF goods
from Cincinnati merchants, Was arrested lh
Nashville last evening BY Detective ua"en
and is on his way back To this c'ty'
Tn. first yehcars,i of the play, "Snow
White" occurred ar she Chlldrens Home
Yesterday afternoon under the direction o.
the Entcriainment Committee. Another
rchcaysat takes place tomorrow afternoon.
The fuperal Of Mr.. Bernard Benjamin
took place yesterday afternoon from his
residence, No ~ Rabmond street, and was
attended by barge eoncOurSe OF friends and
several lodges and Hebrew benevolent asso-
ciatians of which he was member.
Miss Cynthia Eagh. aged seventy-ohc
years who disappeared from the residence
of in. cambridge, on East Fourth street.
some lime age, has not yet been heard
FROM H is now supposed that she commit
ted spiCide by drowning, as the last seen ol
her she was going in the direction OF the
riyeE
A meeting called by the Colored Citl'
sens' Committee met at Union Chapel last
evening, and drew mp a series Of resolutions
expressing sympathy for the destitute emi
grants in the West, and requesting the CIT
izens to meet in general mass-meeting tt
take some action for heir relief. The reSo
lutions were laid on the table, to be dis
cussed al meeting 10 be held at ALol
Chugeh, April
Last evening party of &C, c. & |. X
4. officials reached the city from Delaware
on brief inspection trip, and stopped
the Grand Hotel. The party consisted G
the following gentlemen: Z. B. Thomas
General Manager; Robert Blce, Superlr
tenient Columbus Il Cincinnati Division
A. J. Smith, General Ticket Agent; G. Pot
ter, Road Master; H. II. Poppleton, Attol
ney; and T. J. Higgins, Superintendent G
Teiegyapbs.
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A LITTLE BUSINESS
Bstote Judge Wilson This Morning.

Lizzie Rodgers was found at the corner
OF Longworth and Plum streets. last night
with more whisky aboard than she could
carry. She was escorted to the Central Sta
ton where she slept off the effects OF her
drunk. In the Police Court this morning
when arraigned, Judge Wilson asked her
how long it had been since she had been
drunk before. "Six months, Your Honor
she replied. "Well. that's doing pretty
well" said The good-hearted Judge. I'll
only fine you So and costs this time
Philip Lou;s.was going along Fifth street,
near Main, last night pretty Tull when he
was accosled by Officer Graham, who asked
him where he was going. He replied that
it was none OF the officers business, that he
was United States prisoner and could go
where he pleased. The officer upon Louis
giving him this valuable information, con-
Quoted him to The Hammond.strcct Sta
tion-hsuse where he was locked up In
Guiry was then made at the County Jail in
regard to Louis, and it was found that his
term had expired yesterday and he was
accordingly turned loose. He was SEN
fenced on the 10Th of January last for three
months for illegal voting. Now, it may be
supposed that his time would not be up
until the 10th OF the present month, but
thC iuftS vl lilt l-ll diIpW a
davs Off for esch month of good behavior.
Louis having behaved himself during his
imprisonment received his good time,
which gave him his freedom yesterday
On the charge of drunkenness this morning
Judge Wilson sent him out TO the Work
| house for ten days.
The proprietor of the bakery, corner o.
Fourth and Mill streets, recently had golc
watch taken from his room. He had mar
named William Timberlake arrested, ant
charged him with stealing the ticker
Judge Wilson continued Undertake CAS-
until April 5th.
Tho case of Emerson Smith, colored, TO
stealing suit of clothes from Hugo Gruner
was continued until tomorrow.
All the testimony in the olcomargarin
case has been heard, and the arguments il
the case will be made by the attorneys te
morrow.
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: " -
W, A. M. A.
psoorstiye Art Rooms Opened To-day,

The Decorative Art Rooms of the Wo-
mems Art Museum Association were
ppencd to the public to-day at 1si West
Fourth street and will continue open lor
seven months. The services OF Mrs. VIM.
Dodd, a lady well acquainted with the
many forms ofar industry and who from
the formation OF the Society las been one
of its active members, have been secured
as custodian, and her position on the Board
of Trustees. thus made vacant, will be filled
by Miss Appleton.
There was no formal opening, but the
ladies' simply announce that they are now
ready 10 furnish to workers in the various
departments Of art industry an opportunity
to display their work and tind market ioi
its sale, thus aiTording, what has not eX
isted heretofore, recognized place lor ex
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"Tho Danites," IS presented by Mr.. Ne
Kee Rankin, Miss Kitty Blanchard and the
very strong company supporting them, is a
thrilling play. II will be presented al the
matinee, and every night this week. as
well as al the Saturday matinee.
THE NINTH ORCHESTRAL CONCERT.
The Ninth Orchestral Concert OF the Col
iege Of Music will take place tomorrow
evening at Springer Music Hall, when the
follow, ,ng programme will be presented:
Symphony. Haydr
/. AdaglO- Allegro. >. Menuettu-- Allcgro
.. hndantc 4. Allegro SplrtOsO.
Concerto No. g. Gat Op 7j.,............. Beethoven
Allegro Ad"gio on POGO masso-Rondo.
fran2 Rumme and Orchestra
JNTEEMls>IoS.
Bsllel Music and Wedding Procession -Feramors
Rubinstcin
Fantasia on Hungarian Airs
The public rehearsal OF the above-men
toned music will take place at the hall thi
afternoon
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T A K E CA r E!
AVOID
IMPoSITION!.

Most druggists are conscientious In their deal
ings, but there are few who are not NUMBER
of G. ses have been reported to us recently where
druggists for the sake of gainpga small addition
al profit have sought to impose upon their custo'
mers by Offering them cheap and worthless inita-
tions oi BensorAs Capcne Porous Plaster In place
Of the genuine or have tried to sell them the
common porous plaster when Banson's Capcine
Porous Plaster was asked FOR falsely claiming that
the common article possessed equal merit. We
therefore caution all buyers Of Benson's Capcne
Plaster TO see that the word CAPGtNE is correctly
speled-that each plaster has the word
C-A-P-C-I-N-E cut through it. BY this simple
precation imposition may be avoided.
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hibting and selling home work, particu.
the Association.
In addition to this, the Association are
considering the subject of inviting Mrs.
Anthony, OF Poughkeepsie, n. Y, to teach
class in South Kensngton embroidery if
a sufficient number of pupils can be Sc
cured, and also to invite Rev. II. NJ Field,
OF New York city, topdeliver lecture on
"a Trip Around the World at an early
day.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-04-02

American and European plans, both have
on Broadway, New York. You can now
nav 81 per day and upwards, for a nice
room at this large first-class hotel, on Broad
way, take your breakfast there, at the ele-
can't restaurant attached to the house, at
moderate prices, aud if you do not return
till night you have nothing more to pay.
Or YOU can stop there on the American plan
for 81 so to So per day, room and meals in
Il la
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-04-02
Political Points,

The citizens of Symmes Township vote
next week on the proposition to sell their
township hall, which is located in all out,
of-the-way place, and inaccessible to large
number of The citizens Of the township.
The Workingmen of the Seventh Ward
win hold a mass-meeting tonight, at the
corner Of Thirteenth and Walnut streets.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-04-02

A professor in Cornell, lccturing on
The effect of the wind in some Western
forests, remarked: "In travelling along
the road | even sometimes found the logs
bound and twisted together to such an
extent that mule couldn't climb over
them. 50 | went around
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From John MagWire, the well.
known Writer on the Money Ques-

oI' I1OUIHi HT1IT fDF.'
MEssRs J. & G. MAGUIEE: ! had been
suffering all winter with terrible racking
cough and tried many nh"e;cians and rem
edics without avail nd found 1t seriously
affecting my II ngs. You pronounced my
affection proceeunng from the liver, gave
a bottle of Maguire's Cundurango, and
must say that | feel entirely relieved OF
cough and pain. JONI MAGwIRE
No. 2Sl4 North Tenth street.
For sale by John D. Park 4 Sons, r. Ma
cready & Co., Cincinnati, and all druggists,
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THE DAILY STAR
TYF WEATHER.

WAanNeroN, April For Tennessee
ard the Ohio Valley warmer, clear OF
n.rtlv cloudy weather, winds mostly from
northwest 10 southwest; stationary or
higher barometer.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-04-02

Bald heads may have new crop OF hair
bv appiying Halls Vegetable SiciIian Hair
Remover, if the hair follicles are not entire
ly closed up.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-04-02

There is story that a man went into
a Newburyport liquor store and called
for two quarts Of rum, protesting that it
was Tor the purpose of soaking some roots
After the delivery of the liquor the deal
er inquired: "What roots?" "The roots
of my tongue" said the man; but it was
100 late.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-04-02

When other and good remedies fail to re
lieye coughs and colds, Dr. Bulls Cough
Syrup will give instant relief. Obviously
because it is the best remedy. Price 25c
AnItln
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Eorty-sixth Congress-Ex,ra Session


SENATE.
WAsH1NGToX, April 1.-The bill appropri-
ating $20o, 900 for yellow fever dlsinlectlns
vessels VAS passed.
Senator Gordon took his seat to-day.
A resolution was agreed 10, with an
amendments to except the General Appro-
prialion Bill from the operation of the
former Sixteenth and Seventeenth Rules.
Mr.. Edmunds moved TO take up the rcso-
lutions previously offered by him declaring
that the business and other interests of the
country require that legislation at this pres
ent session should be confined to objecs for
which the extra session was called.
Pending this motion the Senate went into
executive session and soon after adjourned.
HOUSE.
WAsuEvGToN, April 1.-The Legislative
| APPROXIMATION Bill was reported. 1t con
tain1s provisions repeating the sections OF
the Revised Statutes regulating the mode
of selecting Jurors for United States Courts.
II also repcals other sections, especially
those providing for the appointment and
pay of United States Deputy Marshals ano
Supervisors of Elections.
The House went into Committee OF tine
Whole on the bill and lengthy partisan
debate ensued. Without disposing OF thu
matter under consideration the COMMITTEES
arose and the House adjourned.
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The Work-house Directors.

The Directors of the WOrk-house held a
meeting yesterday and transacted the fol-
lowing business:
The monthly statement OF commitments,
discharges, labor of prisoners, &c, was made
AS follows:
Number OF prisoners remaining March lst, ~,
1879 f9i
Number of prisoners committed in Maich 1879
males lj6. females ~ 2OA
Number Of prisoners remaining April lst coo
1870 o'o
Number OF prisoners discharged in March,
iS@9 5O9
Least number Of prisoners in Mach, lS79...... 4S2
Daily average OF prisoners in March. la7V.,.., 4o5
Number Of days work per orned in quarry .. -od
Number OF days work performed at Abba 900
Daily average outside elabOT.."..."............ q
The following named prisoners were dis
charged:
Frank Dayie, John Robb William F. Nc
Laughin, William Lamman, John Lucas,
John Grimme, Fred. keshner, Christ. Cook,
Louisa Treasure, Mary Clifford, John Wei
glemsn Cpad fine OF $54), Nelson Wash
burnc.
The Secre airy was instructed to advertise
for bids for furnishing twenty-five thousand
bushels of Yous;hiogheny coal.
The Superintendent was directed to pro
cure a bracket upon which 10 place in the
Office the bust OF the late EX-Mayor John
stnn.
The Secretary was directed to advertise
| for pr0nusals for furnishing the " Ork -hOust
with beef and salt meat for one year
II was decided to introduce gas in the
Work house for two months for the pur
pose OF experimenting rs to cost, with
| vi,u of Introducing il uermauentlY,
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PREFERRED SPECIALS.


For the best and cheapest work, go to DR.. G, "
]. SHEPHERD, 2i7 West Seventh street.
aI2.2LWdS
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The polls will b. open between the hours OF
and O'Clock in the morning and close at O'Clock
in tie evening.
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MAYORS PROCLAMATION.
MAYORS PROCLAMATION.
Mayors Proclamation
GENERAL ELECTION NOTICE.
To the Qualified Voters Of the City Of
Cincinnati:
MAYORS OFFICE,


CITY OF CrSCINNArI March 10th. 1879.
The Qualified Electors of the City of Cincin-
natl ore hereby notified that the regular Annual
Municipal and Township Election for City and
Township Officers will be held in said city, at
the usual places OF voting las below designated
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- kansas farmers are Jubilant over the pro:

~ Kansas farmers are Juhilant over the pros
pects OF fine wheat crop.
1H Hartford, Conn, on Monday elected Am.
prose bentley, democrat. mayor by ten major
fty. All the other city offices are republican.
q Col. Don Lorenzo Latorra' who for two
years has been dictator of Uruguay has been
elected president OF the republic.
a. Tie democrats elect the mayor and school
superintendent OF Trenton, N. j. The repuoli-
cans have the council by one majority.
~ Bishop Simpson has appointed Rev. r. W.
TODD presiding elder OF the Dover (Del) district
NJ E., church.
tc-Ciyil Justice Pinckney, OF New York, has
been removed by the supreme court OF the state
Tor misconduct on the bench.
ZEE F. Flynn, father of Gen. Mite, publish
eS ietter In the New York Papers denying that
the Nuggets are TO be married.
H-The Rev. j. w. Cole has been shut out OF
his Methodist pulpit In Cbarlemont, Mass, be-
cause ne disciplined his wife with a horseWhip
when she refused to hear him preach.
gHAbOut million OF young brook trout were
killed In the Wisconsin state fish Matching es-
Enlistment, at Madison, through an aUtempt
to aid their growth by dissolvfng salt In the
water.
sH-Fred Douglas lectured In Staunton, Va,
last night, to large audience very large pro.
potion Of which consisted OF whites.
tHCOlumbus Epson, (dem.,) according to the
returns so far received, has been elected TO Con-
gress In the sixth Texas district over Money.
tgreenbacker,l TO I'LL the vacancy caused by the
death Of Mr.. Schlelcher.
tvA paper In Virginia, New reports "a re-
gular carnival OF measles there
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GEORGETOWN.

LINTHICuM INSTITUTE LECTURES.-Yhe 6nlro
the above course OF lectures was delivered by
Dr. Coues, at Curtis school hall, last night,
good audience being present The subject OF
the lecture was "The So.called Conflict OF
Science ana Religion" aud was pronounced by
all who heard it q fine one. The final lecture OF
the course will be delivered by Col. Maliery, on
Friday evening next.
PROPERTY RECOyERED.-The OvercOat, hat,
&C., stolen from the residence of Mr.. w. X. Col
lins In January last, have been recovered from
Frank JeDkins the cOlored thief. arrested by
Officer Reilly yesterday, yet adding another
successful piece OF work to the many to be cred
tied to the force here.
THE EXPRESS OFFICK-The merchants aud
citizens generally OF Georgetown viii be glad to
learn that Adams Express Office will be con-
tinued here. The general superintendent sent
an order to that effect to Mr.. Luckett, the
agent here, yesterday, In order to give the Office
another trial.
psRsoNAL-Mrs. W. F. Seymour is seriously
Ill at residence On Prospect street.
TORN DOwN.-The old tannery on washington
street, formerly owned by Mr.. John E. Cox, now
by Mr.. Geo. Riggs, is being torn down, TO be re-
placed by dwelling houses
CATTLE MARKET.-OferinTS and sales at Dro-
ver'S Rest yesterday were as follows: los cattle
offered; 80 sold at s. TO 81 50 per cwt. 325 sleep
On the market; 2S2 sold at "a to Ok cents per
pound. rs cows; 20 sold at $40 to Sf5 per head
PORT.-Entered, schooner Breeze CAPT. Gran
mer, from New York, with 900 barrels Portland
cement for Guinand, and 500 barrels plaster for
Mrs. w. H. Cooley.
GRAIN-There were no arriv ais OF grain and
no Cner1DgS on change to-day
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Shocking Outrage OLA n Married
Lady i'm MARYLAND.

ARREST OF THE ALLEGED PERPETRATOR.
Last evening Information was received at po-
lice headquarters that horrible outrage had
been committed yesterday morning on the per-
son Of Mrs. Jennie Thomas, a married lady, liv-
Ing near Ltcksvtlle, Frederick county, Nd. q
short distance beyond Point of Rocks, by col
ored man about "a years old. named James Car
roll. 1t was thought that he had made his way
to this District, and full description OF the sus-
pected party was telephOned TO the police pre-
cincts with an order to the officers to keep a
sharp lookout. Last night about liz O'Clock
officer B. f. Harper, of the Georgetown pre-
cinct, noticed man coming down Bridge street
at Frederick street. and arrested him on SuS-
picion. On taking him to the station 1t was
found that he answered In every particular the
description given of the perpetrator OF the out
rage, excepting In name, he persisting that his
name was Adam Austin and not James Carroll
He was, this morning. taken to police head
quarters, and the Maryland authorities were
notified The officers feel certain that they
have the perpetrator Of the outrage. The man
claims that he is innocent; that he has not been
near the scene OF the occurrence for some days;
that he Is hand on the canal boat Matte.
which arrived here several days since and had
been in Georgetown four or five days.
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THE OOUR rs.


COURT IN GENERAL TERN.
To-day, kendtck agt. Norris; opinion by
Judge Wylfe affirming decree below Dwight
agt. White; On hearing.
CIRCUIT CoURT-Judge Co..
To-day. Washington Brick Machine company
agt. bowman Il Green; verdict for plaintiff:
ssss &C. Snyne agt. Shanks; judgment f1r plain
TIL. Shoemaker agt. Thomas; jury out. Prather
agt Htl!-action to recover 5000 left by plaintiff
as guest OF the fremont House, and alleged TO
have been stolen from the safe-on trial.
EQUITY CoURT-Judge MacArthur
To day, Hodge agt. Hodge: Buchanan agt.
buchanan; appearances ordered. Mcdaniel
agt MCDANIEL; order OF reference. Gilman agt.
Devlin; order for conversion Of fund.
PROBATE CoURT-.Judge WuRe
Yesterday, estate w. Fl. Walker; letters tesla
mentary granted to Caroline W. Payne Estate
George Parker; order for administrator to sell
pew In Trinity church. Estate OF John II. Lang
ley, answer OF respondent, Mary Langley, filed.
Estate OF Lydia Knowles; letters OF administra-
ton to Thomas Knowles. Ann e. Lamb. guar
Black, guardian; petitioner appointed guar
dian. Estate G. E. Smith; will admitted to pro-
bate. Thomas L. Tuliock was appointed guar
letters Of administration granted. Estate n
w. DeKraft; John w. DeKraft letters OF ad-
m NH granted: Esau PickTell; adj
kind. Estate H. II. Bishop: order for reinvest-
ment OF 81 900. number of accounts were ap-
proved and passed.
POLICE Court, Judge Smell
ACOdy, cllteF dUtlIlS, CUEStnS; %. Fred Jones
and John Kingsley, two able bodied white
Migrants, were sent down. Joseph Powell
same charge; IS. Cornelius Gale and Alice
Brooks, loud and bosterous talking; s. each.
Henry Free, Yagrant; sent down. Frank
Brown, ailas Watson, destroying public pro-
peTty-an iron bench In the station hou $3.50
or 30 days. EeDry West, Charles West and
John Brown, three boys, charged with dis.
orderly conduct; Henry West and John Brown
We're fined s. each, and Charles West dis.
missed. Molly Johnson was reprImanded on
the charge OF vagrancy and her personal recog-
nlZance taken for good behavior. John ConneIl,
forfeited collateral. Frank Jenkins, colored,
larceny Of an overcoat, a hat, pair OF eye
glasses, handkerchief, etc, altogether worth
ABOVE thirty dollars from VIM. r. Collins IA
Georgetown sometime In the early part of
January last, pleaded guilty and was Sentenced
to six months In Jail. This was sneak thief
from hallway. John MalOney, assault on keu-
ben Green; s. and bonds to keep the peace.
CharleS Hamilton, cOlored boy was arraigned
Tor setting fire to the stable of Julia Koran in
the northeastern section of the city, MRS
Koran testified that the stable was set fire to
In the day time on the outside and four or i've
boards burned when she discovered It, 1t was
extinguished without any further damage: the
testimony was not sufficient, and defendant was
discharged. Alexander Walker, who was several
days since was committed to Jail in default of
bonds to keep the peace towards his wife whom
lie had threatened, was to day released On the
statement from his Wife that she no longer
feared him.
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0OYAL BAKING POWDER.
ABSOL VTELY PURE.

Consumers should bear in mind that the incorg
parable Royal" is now the only Baking Powder in
the market made from pure Grape Cream Tartar
the wine district of France. An old experienced
heusf keeper writes that, although she has to pay
80 much farther and works much better. that it's
economy to use it.
perception saw that which should prove BEST to the
consumer would prove best for themselves have
rails ~
Royal has larger sale than all other Baking Pow
ders COIL bined, and, being prepared always alike
never fails to make good light sweet and nutritious
bread. Biscuit Pastry; &c. The Royal Baking Pc n;
Yeah1mors heathf9l because it I preserves all TIE
convenience, and the fact that it WIN keep in any
climate never cakes nor spoils makes 1t the fine.t
GrOcers. -
Do not buy Baking Powder loose. as it is almost
sure to contain alum. Alum produces gripping, con-
shpAaaop, indigestion, headache and dyspepsfa; af
feots TIE blood. causes pimpss the face etc m26
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-16

CUTICURA is most valuable external appicssioT,
1t heals All cuts, bruises. and abrasocs OF the SKIN
restores the air when destroyei by scalp disease
removes dandrutf and keeps the alp clean aud the
hair soft and phabe. 1t liz agreeable it is IT
fective, and IL ably assisted in every casn By the
CUTIcURA SOAP which is particularly recommends I
to mothers for cleansing the kin scalp of nfa ats
and children. 1t is tilet we'll Medic aal, and
is the most fragrant and refreshing SOAP for the
nursery and bath of any yet prepared
Parents have our assurance that these RENE lies
contain nothing injurious to the youngest infant
evidence Of which may be found tina certifi
Of Dr.: Hayes ana Pfof Mrrrick accompanying esch
remedy.