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Gardner. MI.ehievou. Quest.

John Gardner has been entertaining the uncle
Of hts wife at his house so Forsyth street for several
weeks b OF late he has been forced to eApouate with
the uncle Tor being Mr. Gardner thought too demon.
strau,e in his affection for his niece. Mrs Gardner.
Finally Mr. Gardner put the uncle out of tho house MIRA
Gardner. who Is comedy brunette about ~ years old.
and the mother Of three children seemed 20 be greatly
relieved when her uncle sent on Monday even.
ing Gardner brought home his earnings for weeks
aud them Ia his wife whereupon she treated him
very ahrcttonttcv. On Tuesday morning Gardner had
hardly passed OF II Int " the house going 10 his
wurk, when the uncle who Is two older than the
niece. appeared around the Then he sgnAed to
express IN the distance. and entered the house
loaded express wagon driven from the
hou-e followed shortly BY Mrs Gardner and her three
children dressed In their sunday best They away
without bidding the neighbors good by when GARDNER
came home In the evening all that was len Of hts
sessions was carpet bas In which hi. wife had put
clean shirt and collar lie had not cent tobuy supper
with ant the neighboIs ted him Inspector Thornc sent
out general alarm To look Tor Mrs Gardner aud her
uncle but this brought Mr. Gardner neither peace nor
his nroicrty Mrs Gardner and her uncle and children
on Of the sound steamers. bound for Provi.
dence Mr.. Gardner started thither yeste rHy morning
The neighhnrs In the at 81 Forsyth
that the uncle had usurped the husbands place In the
Affection Of the and wife, and that before
the husband discovered it. we was all scandalired to
be M
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MIsDENEaNOR CHARGED.
The Excise Comwi-.ioners Indicted for Vie
Iating the Law.

The Excise Commissioners Indicted for VIC
Iating the Law.
Tho Grand Jury presented TO Judge Gil
dersleeve. yesterday. in the General Sessions.
an indictment for misdemeanor against Excise
Commissioners Richard J. Morrison and Philip
Mcrkle. The indictment is IA follows:
Richard J Morrison and Philip Merkie Excisc Com.
misuners for the city aud county Of New York, did
knowingly. wully unlawtulv and corruptly aud
issue on the 10th ~ APRIL 1877. license to Edward y
Bvrnc aud Edward White keepers Of inn tavern or
hotel the premises known ~ West Houston street
10 sell aud dispose uf strong and sptuuus liquors aud
wine quantities less than hNe gallons time u be
drunk upon the premises The jurors upon their oath.
present that he 18th OF Anrl 1878 Edward Byrne
and hdward White were no, re Of good moral eharse
inn tavern or hotel nor had they the necessary aeeo
modauons the premises commonly known A. ~ West
Houston street W cnte rtan travellers aud that Inn
tavern or hotel was not then and there the said
promises required for the actual alton ~ trav.
Oilers all u which they. Richard Morrison and Philip
Mcrkle. as Commissioners m Excise. well knew was
against The frm OF the statute In such made and
provided and against the peace OF the people OF the
state OF New York and their dignity.
The complaint upon which tho indictment
was based. II Is understood. was made by DIR.
Crosby's Society for the Prevention Of Crime.
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James Haley came to this city from Belfast.
Ireland three years In the interest of several i'm
porting houses Of Irish linens He established himself at
~ Mercer street and transacted business 10 the sausfae
uon OF his employers in Belfast until his physician told
him that he had consumption. Then he became de-
ponlent lost interest In his employers uaness
success and then failed lie started anew at a. White
street but his failing health again interiered. About
three weeks Max We'll Brother OF ~ Walker street
employed him and he started rcial tour
which he returned Monday last unsuc ssful
ON Tuesday evening be went To his boarding house 90
MAcdOugaI street utterly discouraged aud ycse
morning he found dead In his room with his throat
cut lie was 30 years OF widower with two chill.
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PnntomIme In n Police court.

Leroy Peters and James O'Noil. handcuffed.
marched into the Tombs Police Court ycstc
morning. To charge Of burglary Peters stared
vacanty at justice Smith and he dii not obey orders
TO move quickly the police officer showed him forward
"whats the matter with that mAnr' Justice Smith in
quired iinpatently. He's deaf mute" Onrer Brcn
nan cred. I'm try him Z" and Justice smith leaned
forward and made several rapid motion, Of his hand.
Police officers clerks and everybody In the
became interested the prisoner suddenly seemed
fused with life. lie began tell his story In DR. Gal.
lAudets Language Justice Smith permitted him N pro.
coed cycling him clos all the time, and as he stopcd.
his Honor slowly aul deliberately made motions with his
hands Peters held hi head down blushe made mo-
ton Of his hand and stepped back Justice smith had
Committed both uTi some fort trial
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aInhs AccUsKD or IRsOM
Ons servs.s D.rsadi.s HsrseS ~ Chsrui.s
the Cvi-e upen Assthsr.

the cvi-s upon Assthsr.
Mary Myers, q neatly dressed girl, was
tried In the Kings County Court Of Sessions
yesterday for arson In tho first degree, the
penalty for which Ia Imprisonment for life.
The prisoner, who 10 about twenty-six years Of
are. was n servant IN the family Of Mr.. Joseph
3. Thayer. at 1877 ST. James place. Brooklyn. 1t
ia alleged that on Dec. 8. last. she started flro
In closet in the third story Of the house in re-
venge for having been discharged, At About q
o'c,Ock on that evening" as Mr.. and Mrs. Thayer
we're playing whist in the parlor, Mary Myers
won't up stairs with hcr candle in her hand
Half an hour lntnr the family detected strong
smcl Of smok" and called 10 Mary asking what
VIVA burning. They called two or three times
and obtained no answer. At length Mary re-
cry OF FIRE. The flames were extlngushed be-
fore much damage waa done. The girl when
arcused OF having started tho Are denied IT, and
said that she had heard footsteps in the hall.
Just before she heard voices calling her. She
was in the third story Mt the time the nurse.
Fanny Bennett. being in the second story. sing
ing lullaby 10 the infant
On tho trial Yesterday tho defence was that
Mary Myers was innocent, and that Fanny
Bennett started the fire In the closet. II was
averred that Fanny had threatened to make II
hot" for Miss Maria Brown. in whose room the
closet where the firo was started was. and that
after the FIRE Fanny advised Mary Myers to run
AWAY. and induced othcrs to so advise her, in
order that suspicion might be thrown from her
Fanny to Mary Several letters from Fanny
n spite against Miss Brown and that she had
made threat in reference to Miss Brown.
The Jury rendered n verdict OF acQuittal. In
former trial tho jury disagreed.
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II has been announced ia the Produce Ex-
change for several days inst yesterday afternoon the
Committee Trade would sit In the Managers to
take members complaints concerning discrimination In
railroad freight rates The Produce Exchange has been
hled with charges AMI complaints against the railroads.
every one knows At24 O'Clock the Chairman NJ tho
Committee MI steven. sat bend the table on the IlAt
FORM ON each size NJ him was associate member Of
the COMMITTEE" In front was the Official senOgTapheT,
and leading down from him each sile III the room
wer total ui eight TrptrerA stood At the
door The Chairman invited complaints t2k O'ol,ck
he repeated the invitation because had erred
the room That man had nothing say At ~ the
CHAR repeated the invitation, and no responding he
med lle
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shattered by the shutdown Gun.

As the ferryboat Mortified OF tho Staten
Island Railroad Company her O'Clock trip from the
Island Tuesday afternoon near Port Columbus
Governors Island. the shutdown gun hred fort
The conclusion shattered all the Windows and broke the
sashes the side " the boat facing the fort The pas
that side OF the boat scattered Ia all dir
frightening the other passenger and the greatest excite
nent prevailed In the boat for time the OF the
aud shock being msunder stood This Is the third
time that boats have been injured when near tho tort
by the uTing OF the
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sr,cl-.h.r. co~s,a,as for higher Price.

NEwDURoH. Feb. 19.-An effort is being made
TO form combination among the brickmakers on the
Hudson River for the purpose Of stopping produe
ton " the hope o getting better prices Manufacturers
bdng invited 10 enter into
more than threefourihs Of the product OF last year II
being proposed to make hut 25oOOOD bricks NJ 90 OO
less than WAS made along the IN 1919 The market
u nuw gnttcd aud prices are below the cost at brick
There II enough old stock hand 10 supply the demand
unu the middle Of July. and the brckmAkers say they
must do something It's hoped BY the combination to
get 81 per 100 In excess u last years All the
nAverStrAw Bay and New Windsor brickmakers have
entered into the compact and committee Is visiting all
points further up the river
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Flo wouidn't Hurry his Axe.

Herman Kahlessell. a butcher. and George A.
Paul grocer have adjoining stores at 3i7 and $40 West
Thirty hnh street Kahesel fell the slippery side.
wall with quarter Of beof Paul laughed at him.
kAhle rsc became angry aud punched Pau's head aud
arrested In the Jefferson Market Police Court Jus
.uoe wAndcl asked him whether he was roady 10 bury
the hHtchcL
"NAti mine Axet Neln, nefn"
No Inoan 10 make peace aud shake hAndst
Veil veil | viii, but dot gocsh against mine consh.
tuition"
lhe two mon then shook hands and denArted.
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Verde, Asa,a.. Mrs. A. t. stewart.

BALLsToS. N. Y. Feb. 19-The suit OF Cath
crime We'll against Mrs A. T. Stewart concluded to
day Aer the jury had been out about three hours they
brought in verdict for the plaintiff for 500 and
sent back to determine whether the damage which they
found had been done caused by the by the
steam from the soap factory After another long DELHI
erauon they returned verdict In favor OF the plaintiff
awarding her fJyD based on The damage caused both
from the sewer and soap factory II was action
for damages alleged To have been plain
uTs prOperty by foul steam discharged from soap
tory Own ned by defendant
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BALTIMORE. Feb. l9-The Lieut.. Fletcher who
eiOped with Miss Bailey Wedne sdAy last week Ia
Arthur n Fletcher of Dr. Robert Fletcher Of the
Surgeon Generals office Washington Lieut. Fletcher IA
the officer who court maTtaled for refusing
the Huron her last voyage aud aen1rnced a
ductou nay $50 to siOO month aud leave
the state OF Maryland two years He had position
aeIv IN business house. and from bOth ulAde
O0ai0rtAhls HvinE
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PhIIosOpher Hubbs,

A weather. beaten farmer. with circle Of
brown beard around his neck stood up in tho Jefferson
Market Police Court
You found drunk. Mr.. Hubbs." said Justice
WAndcll
long as the fox runs he gets catohed at last" Mr.
Hubs replied sentenuOusly
Docs the tON ever have ten dollar note Z"
"bOnlet but not now"
You eau 70 this time. but don't get In this foKhOlo
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Tho Tro,ter. B",eman and swoe,a... sold.

MIDDLETowN. N. Y. Feb. 19.-Alden Gold
smith Of WAshingtonvilo has sold to uni Mail
Contractor SAusberrv II Salt Lake CITY his trotling
horse Batcman which has record OF ~ Tor 81 $40
exchange Tor tire valuable horses and about 500 In
cash.
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PULvERMACHER's
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BODY.

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DENNsYLvANIA nAILHoAD.
AND uN HEIDI s1 KEY NH IIih RourK

AMI NNlIkD STATES MAIL kDUTk
On ami after Jan. ~. 1919.
Trains leave New York. Desbrosses and COrta ndt
streets Ferries as follows:
Express for Harrisburg Pittsburgh the West and South
with Pullman Palace Cars attached, at "a n, o and
h3OP. NJ. daily
For Wlllamsport Lock Haven. Cory and Erie at 80
7. NJ, connecting az CORY for TitusViie Petroleum
Centre, ana the oil Regions Williamsport aud Lock
Haven. q A. "
Balincre. Washington and the South Limited wash.
inslon Express OF Pullman Parlor Oars daily, except
Sunday, 10 A. NJ arrive Washington Ana 4, NJ Rogu.
lar at tD and 80 A. ~, and 10 T, ", sunday.
40 A. NJ and iOP VI For Baltimore, Up NJ. except
sunday.
Express for PHILADELPHIA $50 80 30 40 Limited
An. $50 -. d. 1850, $50. and 10 r. N. sun
day. ~ and A NJ. 8. T. 80 80 and 10 r. n Rmi.
grant and second class I'D y. ".
Boats Of Brooklyn AnneX" connect with all through
transfer for BROOKLYN travel
Trains STRIVE From Pittsburgh. $50 10 ~ A. 10 10
I. NJ daily; $40 A. NJ ,d2OP " daily except Monday
FROM Washington and Baltimore, $40 A NJ 2 3: 10
4;t5, i0loP. ". sunday, $50 A NJ and 10 10 r NJ
Prom Fhiladc phia $50 q 81 o. 40 1910 1850 NJ
$50 80 6:9 So, aud 1910 r. ": sunday. asa
ESQ zoe. II - A. ". 6.2O lOlO N.
Ticket Onlces, 626 ami pIt broadway, AstOr Housa
aud foot Of Desbrosscs and COrandt Sta Court and
Brook,yn annex DEPOT foot O. FULTON ., Brooklyn,
Gy EmigSrSn, Ticket ONCE. : Battery place, ..
FRANZ THOMSON, |. r. FARMER
General Manager ucnl Passenger AGENT
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Shipping,

~Y'PP"Y'
DAOIFIC MAI. SrEAMsUIP COMPANY
ficr loot M Canal ~, North River.
FOR BAN FkANGlSt q. VA iSrlIAUA OF PANAMA
Steamship COLON. THURSDAY, Feb ~ noon,
FROM SAN FRANCISCO FOR JArAN AND CHINA.
bUnntship ALASKA. Wednesday, March D. nOnn
steamship CITY OF fEklNu fucHav. Ami I, neon
steamship CRY Ot rukIO Thurs law MAY noon.
FROM SAN fRANOlSrb To UOEDLUiU, NEW IRA,
LAND AND AUSTRALIA,
Steamship EEALANplA ManI n, VI rch ~, noon
FOR i~lkhi or teherh Information apply ~ OOnpAhy'S
Office on thh Pier tool ri Canal 81, n H.
SFhIlAh NufltE.-EMlGkANTS forwarded 60 SAN
FRANCISCO, SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA. ARIZONA.
NV ZEALAND, Hnd AuAfRALlA For IA -Sngc and IN.
formation W REGARD To fuuloA apply " the Passenger de-
partnent, 217 Biuai~N
DOTTERDAM LINE.
~ steamers leave jersey CITY, near rAvOniA Forty
SOnlkDAM ...... MHWh ROTTERDAM. March 10
Cahin fti-tln lnternedia q, SIl-kll slrerase, ga
a7s VIM st. Frc,Int AslA 80 H way, dSn PA, AGENT
GTATE LIN E--ro OaNinW. LhvrrpOnl. Rri,sL aud
DLOnd0ndarry. r0n Pier ~. n inI Canal ~ rhurs
dHNA Passengers ut tr1ugh rats to all leading cities Of
Europe siacrage Sl5 AUSTIN BALDWIN 90
Agents, II Broadway. SrEEkAuE OFFICES al IS
broadway ana pier loot ni Canal Il
VNnERED sTAR LINE FOR ANTWERP
Carving Vac Belgian and United Slaus mails SAT-
Ing every ~ DAYS from Phadelnhia Hhd New York
ZEALAND sails saturday, March !, ~ 4.
Fur rates ~ passage anl Dthcr information apply ~
PETER Wright SONS tlrnrrHi Agents
jO1NHnut -, fhilAlGlpLia. - broadway, New York.
JOHN AoDOkALD. AsSnL bAttory place
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AmussmtniA
MARINA TAssnsSyesgToN RECEPTION


N PffrH 81 AsOH
tUndpr Au-pirvs Of ~ Jahn's 9uidA
ACADfNY or MUSIC.
THuHFDAY, FBB ~ I'M
HISTORICAL nyfRF aBNT Atm
Of the Inauguration o. Washinaton hrt PTe~en Mt
s"ne.sd BY descendants 81 tho- prccpt atths ccreneny
April A. i7. With huodrd- " spectntOva IN fnl mill
tary aud civic costume ~ hi crfcd closing WIN
HnAND FNNBANT
" Washtngton. Chancellor fivnS.t.n S"natorS Repro
scuavoe doorkeopcrr ngera deputauon OF trdar
N V1nciunau Rhe VifA czons 80. with fvc conpan niles
military AMI band, Yeut' ~ 81 Pnu- Church pro
nounccd By tbe historian Tedna beina sccufats. l
lowed by - -
DAME OF "YB OLDRN TIME"
By ~ couple IN he r.t tne In pubc in Aver
tcal nndsr manage sut Of WIN. ~ Garmo 5Is 9Th
Az nnd rs shown under brhant coloISd ce9,ic ishts
WI fOru charming picture Vt rural r. N IL desira
biz hat ladies and gcniem.p wear The COSTUME Of lIIe
and hat military md naval officers appear In uniform
The curtain will rtsr ~ 10 ~ ani al who Dc sire TO
the representation and dance should BE- seated by that
hour
Music Ut BERNSTEIN 4 GRAvULLA
TICKETS e. BACH.
Tor sar BY WIN. ~ .iuiou. Treasurer. - Brosdway'
MANY Co, Union SQUARE, Finh Avenue Hotel; Hull
mans ~ Broadway bitson's sto Breadwsy; windsor
Hotl. Pond 20. % Union square; 81 Nicholas Hotel;
Aron.on Co 2oe sab av Pntnams Sons iss3 5th Az.
and uuiId Rooms Great Jones -. where boxes may be
secured
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READER. ARE YOU AFFLICTED 7

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PULY ERMACHER GALYANlC CO..

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ON AND AFTER DEC 10. IarS.
EAproSs Trains leave New YORK. Via Desbrosses aud
Coruandt Streets Ferries. as follows
fbl, ~, \ ~ ~ lutdmitadl, II A. NJ l. N.R0, O.
I'JD ~ ant ~ T.. ~ SuniayA 4 30 and A. NJ s. d.
7;3O 1870, and 10 T. NJ
boats VI Bruoklyn Annex" connect with all through
uAnsicr tor BROOK Ign travel
Returning tram, leave Philaleiphia ~ o. e. sSs T.
Ix, $40 aud IA NJ; linite1 kNprc ~ 30 r
NJ; , !. $50, T. and 1851 w. On sunday. laOL
80 S5j, 4, $40 A. N ; 4, - 4. N.
Ticket Offices ald and pi broadway Astor House,
nil foot o Decreases and COrtlanlt Court and
Brooklyn AnneN Depot loot OF FULTON At Rrekyn nc
TIC and lle Hudson ST. liObOken, Depot Jersey CITY
bmisrant uckei ONCE, Battsry place,
fkAhk THOMSON, l.. r. FARMER
uonoral Manager. oont Passenger Agent
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Hlusital snstrumiuta
GREAT OFFER.-ioo pianos and organs Atex
N aordinAry low prices for cash splendid organs f3j
SO stops SIS; do $50; do. So and go; 4 do.
S25 do siyD n, do $40 not used year; warranted
nve years Music. ic per page.
HORACE WATERS SONS. 40 East 18th St
A FEW sECON D-HAND Weber pianos at very
great bargains some OF them used but very short
new. fully warranted IN every respect Please call at
the WEBER wAreroomA stu av. and 18th st.
DARGAIN.-Iess than $3.50. cost $50 -Rosewo,i
- Toctave Chickering upright piano. nearly new. 100
Second Av near 18th St
TAKE NOTICE-upon my return from Europe,
l83 is stops knee swells sets OF weight boxed
40 pounds, monopolisrs price about $40, MY PRICE
the factory iii 10 N IN MI orders This unparalleled
offer isoxended until further notice To secure IT, how
New Pianos si25 si35. ti45 and upward New organs
t0h 70 $40. Pay only after rBsTtNu instruments AT
YOUR OWN HOME Latest circular Tree. Address
DANIEL " BEATTY, Washington New Jersey.
rINHE MASON a. HAMLIN ORGAN 90, Is
OF the best aud cheapest cabinet OF paror organs Ia the
s Sos sit g g IT'S ssc SIS SO 81 SIS
anu upward sold also Tor easy payments, small organ
quarters GXTAL6GUEs FEEE '' ''''''''
MA6NIFICENT 7Eootave double round piano
4VA orte. go also ~ octave upright Sl25
G0RDoE's. 1877 Bleecker st
GEn-ROsEWOOD piano fuil tone great barg ain;
pOO organs, so " stop organ. ti5, old price, SOD.
hteln~ny and Weber pianos low rents, music. lc per
page. GORDON son. 10 East IAN st
Q76 -BEAUTIFUL rose " oo.i piAno orte Ohick.
~. ering pianolorte great bargain pinnOi0ics 10
rent BlpDLbS, 10 waverley place. near broadway
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'TO PHILADELPHIA


PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
THR oLD.BsTABLIsHRD RduTB AND SHORT LINZ
HRW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
FOURTEEN THR0UGH TRAINs EACH WAY DAILY;
TilRkk DkPOrS ~ PHILADELPHIA,
TWO IN NEW YORK
DoVRLIkI TRAoKi Tllk & MOS MOST - IMPROVED E9UIP.
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SUuss AurnIsgIu9.
A a l.. BAUMANN.-IMMEN RRDUO-
n TION and ~ months time given W pay for furni
turc carpets aud bedding ~ the largest establishment
III u" city az and ala Hth aV'. corner S''Ih 81
RAUMANN BROS. are Offering great bargains In
Jurnturc caTpetS bedding NJ their 2s and 80
Hudson 81, cor. br0one wNeky AMI monthly payments
FURNITURE, oaryels LNlding. do, weekly or
II monthly payments OfARRBLLS furniture WaIV-
hOu=' 26I bOwerl, near Houston A.
IMMENSE REDUCTION IN prices NJ furniture,
carpets, bedding Stoves &c. Tor cash or weekly OF
mOntlly payments. 1T
OOHIEkTnWAIf COS lsS And I5T ChAthAmA
St. Landry democrat., 1879-12-13
Crude Petroleum as n Remedy
i'm Consumption.

DR.. M. NJ. Griffith, of Bradford, Pa,
reports some astonishing results obtain
cd by the administration of crude petrO-
ieum to consumptiyes. He claims that
nut of twenty-five cases of we'll marked
tuberculosis so treated twenty are, to
all means Of diagnosis, cured; the rest
have been materially benefited, and
none have been under treatment more
tl,an four months. The nausea attend
ing the use of ordinary crude petroleum
led him to adopt the semisolid oil that
forms on the casing and tubing of walls.
This made iuto three to five grain pills
by Incorporating any inert vegetable
powder, was administered from threet0
i've times day in one pill doses. The
iirst effect, he says, is the disappearance
# the cough; night sweats are ieeii..ered
A appetite improves, and weight is rapidly
gained.
1t is to be hoped that DR.. Griffith has
not mistaken some self limiting phase
of throat or bronchial disorder for true
OF the lungs; also that
continued trial of the alleged remedy
will justify the high opinion he has
formed in regard to its efficacy.