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The daily gazette., 1879-01-29
Congress Yesterday.

In the United States Senate, yesterday,
a memorial was presented, signed by
3,l9O persons, representing sixteen
States, favoring the establishment of a
bureau to collect statistics in regard 10
labor interests, and for an inquiry as IL
what ext mt machinery has taken the
place of manual labor. The bill to pay
Warren Mitchell S12S 900 for cotton ta-
ken from him by the government during
.he war, at savannah, GA, was defeated
by vote of II to 80, n democrats, in.
cluding MessrS. Dennis, of Maryland,
and Bayard, of Delaware, voting against
II, and four republicans voting for the
bill. Senator Whyte did not vote, b ing
paired. Mr. Edmunds moved to take
up his resolutions declaring the validity
OF the thirteenth, fourteenth and fif-
teenth constitutional amendments. The
motion was carried by vote of 90 to Is,
Messrs. Bayard, Harris, Herman, Nc
Pherson, Morgan and Hill, democ ratS,
voting with the republ cans in the atfir-
native. The Senate then aijourned.
In the House the legi 'la'ive, executive
and judicial appropriation bill, which APP
propriates Sl5, ,565, wa reported. The
bill to restrict the immigration of Chi
nese was debated at length and finally
passed-yeas 155, nays 73. The postoffic ce
appropriation bill was further consider
ed, and several amendments, increasiDg
the appropriation in the aggregate $780,
900, were adopted. A Joint resolution
was passed calling on the Secretary of
stare for detailed statem- mt of eXpendi-
lures made by the governlnenmenta at the
Paris exposition.
The daily gazette., 1879-01-29
Ten Nights la a Bar Room.

a good sized audience assembled at
the Grand Opera House, last evening, to
witness theperfOrmi ofthe temperance
drama "Ten Nights in Bar Room" by
the Nj. s. X. A., Dram itic Association
The caste being manly Composed of
members of the Association. it was
therefore purely local talent, and while
this fact places the performance above
dramatic criticism, IL can be truly said
that the entire play was presented In a
careful, painstaking manner that was
highly satisfactory to the audience. Each
part gave evidence of Thorough study and
genuine endravor to present real, liv-
ing character as well as to repeat a ri ven
number of lines from the play. On this
account spirit of e nnestii.>s and reali-
ty was thrown into the performance that
more than atoned for any lack of dra-
matte ab lity that carping critics might
have looked for and fail I'd to perceive.
The caste was a, follows:
Joe Morgan. Mr.. G. Sunson.
Sample Swichel....... MIR. A. T. Klstt.
mon Slade. e................T +. Hunter.
Mr.. domaine. Prof. j. III. Crabb.
Harvey Green. Elwood Hill.
Willie Hammond. MIR. Harry Street.
Frank Slads. Mr.. Linn e. Doyle.
Menltable Cartright. miss p. Roselle.
NJ rs. Morgan. Miss Da Costa.
Mrs. Slade. e......... Miss Gussie Rodgers.
Mary Morgan. Annie d .JordOn.
The ladies were from the Philadelphia
theatres, and acted well, but even their
professional ease and stage experience
was not sufficient to throw the effort, of
the home talent into painful contrast.
Of the latter Mr.. A. L. Klett, who is quite
veteran on the st age, was the most sue
ccssfnl, and was really the life OF the en-
tire perform ince. He drew out of Sam
pie S,c,chel conception or tue raw Yam
k-e character, and degree of genuine
humor that kept the audience in con-
nual roar of laughter all the time he was
upon the stage. The other characters
ably sustain ed their respective paris, and
as the audlen was in thorough sympa-
thy with the ,ctors, 1t can be truly said
that the performance, amateur though it
was, proved far mure satIsfact Dry than
many a dran.a enacted by companies
claiming to possess thorough dramatic
merit. The NJ. S. Il. A, should feel en-.
c juraRed to try again.
The daily gazette., 1879-01-29
VIM. IL. ClOWard Dead.

VIM. ii. Cloward, a well-known Cit
zen, died last night, at his residence, No.
$50 Tatnall street, after protracted IL
ness, aged forty years. His affection was
cancer of the bowels, and his suflerings
at time, were terrible. Mr.. Cloward was
chief clerk to S. A. Hodgman, Master Of
Machinery of the p. w. u b. X. r., and
was also Secretary and Treasurer of the
Board of Education for the past four
years. lie was pfominen'ly connected
with the Masonic and Odd Fellows fra
ternitles-being member Of Oriental
Lodge, st. Johns Chapter and st. Johns
Commandery, Of the former, and of
Delaware Lodge and Delaware Encamp-
ment, of the latter. The flags at Masonic
Temple, odd Fellows Hall and p, W.
Il b. shops are at half-mast in respect to
his memory. A special meeting of the
Board of Education will be held this
evening, to take action in regard to his
death. His funeral will take place on
Saturday afternoon.
The daily gazette., 1879-01-29
Letter From SeaGord.
Correspondence of the GAZETTE.


SEAFoRp, Del, Jan. 2S.-Thers is an
encouraging prospect of revival of the
oyster business. The modera'e weather
OF the past few days has softened the ice
causing it to melt very fast, and il is
hoped that the blockade will soon be
raised. Onr shuckers have already suf-
fered serious pecuniary loss, and it has
brought almost starvation to the very
doors of some of the shuckers.
The petition that is now before the
General Assembly, asking for the APP
pointmect of a Board of Supervision, 10
revise and regulate freight tariffs, has
been generally comm ented upon, favora-
bly, and unfavorably. Had this petition
been presented a a spirit of justice, and
stripped of the eleme nts of prejudice and
Partially, it would have received a
stronger support from our people, but it
is not wisdom to advocate the passage of
a bill that is in conflict with their busl-
ness interests and personal prosperity.
Miss Bunnell, of = al iladelphia, will give
select reading for the benefit of the fire
company, some time IN February. The
people are beginning to recognize the
necessity for some sort of prosection
against fire, and the gentlemen interest
ed in the moven ent are meeting with
much encouragement.
The daily gazette., 1879-01-29
Election Of Officers.

The annual meeting of the Delaware
! Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to
Animals was held yesterday afternoon.
The following officers were elected for
the ensuing year:
Presidfat-Edward Bringhurst.
'Secretdry-Austin Harrington.
Iredsufer-Annie S-mple.
Vice I'resident-New Castle County
Or. ID. W. Maull, Vim. NJ. Candy, p. n.
brennan, {. B. Lore, George ii. Bates,
Emmett NJ. Robinson, James II. Ray, f.
G. Challenger, John Z. Corbit, u. James
Belt, William Candy, F. n. Buck, c. G.
Rumford, Henry 5. McComb, James
Robin.on Ashton Richardson, Joseph S.
Hea d, George &. Lobdell George Il. Ty-
bout, Wn. ID. Clark, George w. Bush, j.
Taylor Cause, Joshua Maris, Samuel III.
Dixon, Df. j. p. Chandler, VIM. Dean,
Rev. j. b Spottswood, DIR. f. S. Dunlap.
Kent CouDty-Manlove Hayes, Wm
Cumming, Richard G. Dale, Robert w.
Todd, George V. Massey. I. b. Coursey,
j. Colby Smith, James r. Clement, j.
W. Hall, J.. r. Jakes.
Sussex County-Jacob Moore, &. S.
Layton, John Nj. Houston, Harbeson
Hickman, ID. w. Brereton, Hugh Martin,
Charles T., Stockley, DR.. j. S, Prettyman.
Simeon Tennewll. DR.. w. A. Gumm.
Benjamin Burton, Peter f. Causey.
Managers-Edward Bringhurt, DIR. ID.
W. Maull, VIM. Candy, Z. n. Brennan,
Sarah Brillghurst, Elizabeth w. Smith,
Beulah Leeds, Elizabeth b. Hilles, Ger
trude W. Nields G. G. Rumford, ". j.
Maxwell, Vim. M. Candy, Geo. Moore,
&. NJ. NGwsteart, Austin Harrington.
Mrs. +. A Curtis, Anne Semple, Eliza.
beth G. Rumford, Emily W. Phillips,
Martha A. Jones.
The daily gazette., 1879-01-29
A RUNAWAY.

On Saturday evening Mr.. William IL.
Green and sister, of Howellvill., Dela-
wa'e county, Pa, drove to this city 10 e
some friends, Will, coming down Front
street the horse took fight from stream
Of water suing from a fire plug near
Frai kiln street. and ran away. The oc-
cupints OF the baggy We're thrown with
great force TO he glound, and sustained
severe bruises about the hips. The hor e
c II inned his cours. down Front to
Lombard, up LOMBARD TO fifteenth, and
thence to Ma ket street, where he wds
caught. During this long run Of one
mile and ha I, the animal had torn the
buggy to pieces and cut his legs badly.
Mr.. Green was compelled to l,ave the
horse herein care OF a vertinary surgeon,
aud hire another team f,om livery sta
BILE 10 bring HIM and his sister home.
The daily gazette., 1879-01-29
KILLING DOGS,

The work Of capturing unregistered
dogs still continues, and every day there
are number being killed aud carted
away and buried.
The mode used for killing them is not
of the besI, and those having charge of
that part of the work should devise some
better means. The way in which they
are now disposed of is to kaock them in
th9 head with an axe or club.
Among the number that were killed
th morning were also number that
had been only partly killed, and showed
their sutferings by groans and loud
breathing. Would it not be better for
the IN I'll having charge of the work TO
give the anima s s'rychnine in the night,
and they will be dead in the morning.
The daily gazette., 1879-01-29
WASHINGTON, Jan. 2S. Is

tt"ffyhtDH-lNe IHeT DsSputrHe'
" hat tie Investigation has Derei-
oped.
WASHINGTON, Jan. %. 1879.
The cipher despatch mystery was sub
stantally cleared up to-day by the con-
fession of Brady, Second Assist ant Post.
master Gen raj, that he received the par.
Gel of dispatches which Bullock, now
Consul at Cologne, but then mes .engei
Of Senator Morton's Committee, stole
from the committee ro ,m, aud that he
gave mot Of them TO Mr.. William E.
Chandler, who left some on General
Buffers table, and forwarded copies
for publication. Brady added that before
Bullock stole these, he, Brady, had
gone to the committee room and
picked out and taken away dispatches
which passed between himself and Post
master General Tyner in relation to
Florida matters, Bri idy having been one
OF the republican visiting statesmen in
Florida. 1t appears from Brady's and
Mr.. Chambers testlmoney that the
whole body of desp itches surrend red by
'he telegraph company lay in the com
mttee room for several weeks, accessible
TO any one who was Oh friendly terms
with Burbank, the clerk of the commit
tee, Senator Morton's brother-in-law,
and with Bullock the messenger also an
Indianian, who has been rewarded for
theft from the committee room with the
Cologne Consulship.
1t is altogether very disgraceful s'ory,
and it shows clearly that ths republicans
had every opportunity to pick out and
take a wey any spatches which any of
them remembered as compromising them
or the party. When it is remembered
that Bullock, mere messenger to COM
mittee, an obscure person, received the
Gifts OF an important, consulate for no
re lson IA ca be imagined or has been
stated, except that he passed the dam
aging cipher dispatches from the COM
mittee room into the hand of persons
able when they got them to make public
use OF th"m, but who could not afford to be
charged with taking them them elves, the
ma tral suspicion arises that there were
Importance persons before Bullock as
well as behind him, and that he,
who served merely as an obs ,ure gc-5e-
tween, was put out of the way ln4ierma-
ny, to secure his silence. With all the
dispatches compromising republicans out
of The way, and all the persons concerned
in dis equitable election transactins in the
three Southern States rewarded with pub
lie officers, 1t is easy to see that the re-
publican managers might we'll think their
proceedings safe against disclosure.
Brady who, as Assistant Postma ter
General, olgnt to have had strong
sense OF The sacredness of private cores
pondence, seems to have thought nothing
Of epenine, looking over and taking
away telegraphic dispatches. His con-
fes,ion will certainly check the schemes
to run telegraphs by government EN-
ployes.
Mr.. Chandler related that he, Mr..
Hale, Brady and others held consulla-
iion as to the disposal of the stolen de-
spatcbes, and finally concluded TO put
them in General Buffers possession, and
tina is for ths present the end of the mys-
terry.
The daily gazette., 1879-01-29
The Ice I'm rIpe River

The mild weather of the ma few days
has had very softeninc effect on the ice
in the river. and large cakes began to
float down on Monday afternoon. The
channel of the river was full of the float
crystal, and impeded the progress of yes
sells to great extent.
The ship Lizzie Ross, bark Heinrich
Biorn, brig Agnes, and another bark. all
of which left the Breakwater Monday
morning in tow of the tugs Juno and
Hercules, had to put into Chester in the
afternoon from the ice. They did not
encounter any ice until Hook was reach
ed, and when they got this far the ice
was too heavy. Bark NJ. j. Foley,
bound out, also put in for harbor. They
are all large vessels and light. which
makes them stand high out of water.
The daily gazette., 1879-01-29
THE MARKETS.

Beef steak, 14a20c sirloin, 18a20c
roast, 1ialSc; corned, 8al2c; Clipped
25a3Oc; ham sliced, 16alSc; wholesale, lOc
shoulders, Sa10c; fitch, 1lal2c; pud
ding, l6c; hogs-head cheese, 12c; lard
lOc; mutton, loal2c; chops, l6alSc veal
l0al6c; outlets, 18a20c; chickens, 10a12 9
per pd; 81 a Sl.75 per pair but
ter, % n 33c. tub butter, 23a25c,
roll, 2Oa25; eggs 33a35c onions IL cents;
soup beans, cents; honey, 25c. per
pound cabbage, 7 a 1oc. per head; /;
81 $50 per hd:.; ducks, so si.25
potatoes 20 i25c per half peck; beetsr
lOal2c. half peck ; apples, 1Sa30 per
half peck; turkeys, 81 aS25Oper piece;
turnips, SC per hall peck sausage, l0c
per h.; scrapple, &c; Rock fish, 12ic
per pound; pike, 15c. sea-bass,2 lbs
tor 25c. founders, 10; blue fish II ce nts
cider &c pr qt., 25c pr gal.;celery, Sal5 per
bunch.
The daily gazette., 1879-01-29
Annual Balls.

As the season advances so does the
number of balls and receptions. The
thrty-nlnth annual ball of the Washing
ton Fire Company will take place in the
auditorium OF the Grand Opera House,
on Friday evening, February 2lst. The
company will present each lady with the
finest programme that has ever been seen
in this city. Tickets, Sl.50.
The fourth annual ball Of the Live
Oak Assembly will take place in Web
st-r's dancing academy, on Friday even
ing, February It'll. The committee in
charge will spare no pains to make it a
pleasant affair to all who attend.
The first annual ball of the Delaware
Regulators will take place in Webstel's
dancing academy, on Tuesday evening,
April 10Th. All who attend may expect
a good time.
The daily gazette., 1879-01-29
Brief Locals.

There is scarcity of oysters IN this
city.
The prices in market this morning
were fair.
To-day is the anniversary of the birth
of Thomas Pane.
DR.. Gallagher, No. S35 Market street,
removes aching teeth.
Thomas, the wife murderer, attempted
to commit suicide last night.
No channel has yet been opened
through the ice in the Christiana.
1t required over S33 900 to convict and
hang Bsnj Hunter, the murderer OF
Armstrong,
The funeral of William Vaughan, who
was killed on the p, w. a. B. Railroad
on Saturday evening last, took place this
morning.
The daily gazette., 1879-01-29
uneral of william Vaughan.

The funeral of William Vaughan. who
was killed on Saturday last by being
blown from train, while on his way
home from Princeton College, took place
this morning from the residence of his
mother, No. 1903 Market street. The re-
mains were encased in black cloth COW
cred casket, with velvet trimmings. and
heavy silver mountings. There were a
largo number of floral offerings.
The funeral was attended by rumber
OF his class mates at Princeton College,
and large number of his male friends
in tins city. The pail bearers were three
young friends of this city, and three of
his class mates, one of the latter being
Mr.. Larkin, who was with him when the
accident occurred. Rev. DR.. Frost Off
ciated.
The daily gazette., 1879-01-29

The Life Saving project in which Capt.
b B)ynton has been enllsting the interest
of the New York commercial exchanges
has been brought to head by the organ
ization of the "New York Volunteer
Life-.Savi1g Society,"" of which Mr..
Franklin Edison, of the New York Pro-
duce Excange, was elected president.
The property of the association is to be
held in trust by twelve trustees, and no
officer is to receive rny remuneration for
his services. The iife-saving corps con-
sists at present of "Nan," the newsboy,
and his companions. The initiation fee is
So ane annual dues the same.
The daily gazette., 1879-01-29
Ign Telegraphic Summary,

p'Femp'ory refusal Of President
AAon to make the proposed changes
great military commands of
causes a fresh sensation at Paris
7erailles-The French minister OF
NJ Lem Say, has begun the
peal publication Of the finance de-
Pehi-The plague has appeared in
Fl place in Russia. Moscow 10
ed over the presence Of a number
puts from the infected district
Is going 10 make another explo-
OF Airica-There is a serious fam
pper Egypt--The British cabi-
earnestly engaged with the Irish
FAly question. Negotiations be-
Inc governmeA, and heads Of the
he Church are repor;ei-Cardinal
uccI is dead.
The daily gazette., 1879-01-29

r chmond d Smiths steam -four mills,
at Canandaigue, n. Y, was burned Mon
lay night. Loss $50, O,OCO'
NJ. J. KramAr,for many years thelargest
dry goods meachant Of Allentown, Pa, is
to be sold out by the sheriff for $4,000
Indebtedness.
The National Bank of CpMmerce of
Boston ha, voted to reduce the capital
stock from two millions to one and a
ia millions,
The daily gazette., 1879-01-29
Dissolved Partner rshiI,.

II. c. Duffy & Bro, dealers in cigars
and tobacco at No. 3i9 Madison street,
have dissolved partnership. The busi-
ness with be continued by II. G. Duffy, at
the old stand, where he will keep on
hand a caerfully selected stock of cigars
and tobacco, also all the leading papers
and periodicals Of the country. He also
supplies persons in that neighborhood
with the DAILY GAZETTE.
The daily gazette., 1879-01-29
"eneraI Ncvs.

h I'e lS% orr Of chas. S, Hageman nm
d ,rrooihlSistory of the Second nd !, ~, a.
81 .lGG lGSicn' u OF Of Freeholi, n. "u j 70 re re-
H. .jnI'' jo' a salary from becem,boorr no re- .
[aecidesl IN i1Iis' Iis with with interest, has
F was re:.derssdI n,s Iavor tvo by a jury. A
||sieiiyd that tGSr' i%r st. St Chicago, III,
Eal 4 'Tr ,Ie the collection of 't ban. ~. ion' o.,
s. 800 '1,,1lS; o"n This drcision io,S,on invnsnna
fy. ''0OO 10 s4,OoO,OOO taxes s',ges Ins
fls, with WITH %lhe o. the Philadelphia c,t -
kXchanCoa,y' %, 'lis commercial anh a'lI, y rep :,
bodies yes ,, and board of tra,ia r,,, mari,
j to ur9s Went o to Washinqatoune aue and ana
(yemeaspe an n, appropria'iosn' 'oH fary yes, res
|lkill riyeroo ri, Of the Delaware '~a sOr anS the
The daily gazette., 1879-01-29

MorIaa a, n,,ih MIEEh NAvY.-The New
|il i be ! publishes ~, a list of persons
n ,hs "e Affected should the bill to
II 4 Ipe ns,.o', volunteer navy" which has az
H. id|,eu Iin" The [ mted States Scnatc
hbraces oma aau become a law. The
passod one ne acting ensign, three
,en act;n u assistant surgeons and
her l,'ag Il =, aI assistant surgeons. In
'ai,i nS' n, are The foil ,winr Marv,a and i
np Wti, X Gtirders; j. N. Coonan. isa; , =
5 aI,o ra,ii Taii Houston and Thomas
AeaJ.',lh o homas q. Walton At the
he ,hy' recai II, 7. Percy, of Virp, m
Phillnoee RTiing ship St. NJ ary',. and !"
dpr~ ~,"ps'oistrict of Columbia a. waitl anu
The daily gazette., 1879-01-29
Entertainment This Evening

The holars connected with Prof.
Crabb's Academy will give an ent r aim
ment this evening, at Odd Fellows
Hall. The programme has been made
out with unusual care, and there is but
little doubt that the affair will be pleas
ant one
The daily gazette., 1879-01-29
Marvellous yIidget. Monday.

The very extensive advertising and, in
consequence, the curiosity excl ted by the
advent of the Marvellous Midgets next
Monday at Institute Hall, give promise
OF successful visit to our city. They
are certainly the most wonderful littl
people ever created and all lovers of the
wonderful ought TO see them.
The daily gazette., 1879-01-29
Purchased u New Suction.

The Weccacoe Fire Company, have
purchased new gum suction twenty-five
feet long, for their engine. Ths one
formerly used by them has been laid
aside, having done its duty,
The daily gazette., 1879-01-29
Quarterly Meeting .

The regular quarterly meeting of the
Trustees of the Poor, will be held at the
Aims House, to-day. The regular rou-
tine business will be transacted, the
bui dings inspected, and the usua quar-
terly dinner part iken Of.
The daily gazette., 1879-01-29
INDI5POSED.

Mr.. Samuel Townsend, of Townsend,
Del, has been for the past few days suf-
f ring with severe attacks of the asthma.
He is not confined to his bed, but is un-
able to attend to arduous duties.
The daily gazette., 1879-01-29
Died.

CLIO OWARD-ln this city on the Goth inst.
w. II. Cloward, in the 40th year of his
age.
The friends and relatives of the family
are respectfully invited to attend h Is fun
eral from his late residence, No s39 Tat
nall street, on Saturday afternoon, Feb.
ist. Serv ,ces at the house, at 2 O'clock
Interment at Wilmington and Brandy
wine Cemetery. jan29- ~
The daily gazette., 1879-01-29
Sale Of n Farm.

Evan Mardock's farm of % acres of
West Nantmeal Township, Che,t r
county, Pa, has b zen sold at private sale
to John Wills, of Lane ,ster county, for
"a 900
The daily gazette., 1879-01-29

IL STREET YESTERDAY. The
market was very active and excl
ti' was marked by general break
u.s. Government bonds were
''a'eS dull and railroads quiei.
on call lent at /! a % per cent,
" per cent and closed at q
The daily gazette., 1879-01-29

oRIAL THIEvEs-Of the
'"e senate Committee who
:, ~ ''fler dispatches the New
n. 9. '' Say';-"Thc ghouls who
4, '''"'rt ; body did not conduct
''''oh with more studied secre.
r,'y more skulking conscious
,iey We're doing a thing which
"ol Dear the ligbtn
The daily gazette., 1879-01-29

ssran sFSat IS superiority a|, of Dr. MN,
|t.ted BY the inner miner cough remndias i, ;
- l9r that oil oil 'nin es,n1I;e 1nse popular des
cents bottle. n0a remedy.-
The daily gazette., 1879-01-29
[RsT EDITION.
[EALD & CO.,
b,yKERs 4 BROKERS,
AND DEALERS IN

sys R0SD3. LOANS, MORT
knEs COMM ERCIAL PAPER.
kroy HOUSE, WILMISGToN, DEL.
L., Coupon. and General Collec.
FfcT,, T,,cSets 10 and drafts on Great
n and other parts of the world.
y lyd
The daily gazette., 1879-01-29
..uciaI andCOln IN errtal.

WILMINGTON, Del, Jan. q, 1873
srnck quotations FURNISHED by
r.. ' 10. Clayton House Building
| ns,on, Del, at II NJ. to-day.
sToCK QUOTATIONS.
The daily gazette., 1879-01-29
SECOND EDITION
From Washington.

Qhe Morn of tie Stolen 1eiegrams IN
restigation-7he Cipher Dispatches
u hat tie Investigation has Decet-
ODed.
The daily gazette., 1879-01-29
local stocks and Bonds.
Wilmington Markets.

WLstSgToS. Dsl., Jan. - 1919
latlons AT the Brandywine Mills for
XHul DRAIN COrrected Daily
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-06-06
Z Word 20 the CorpuIent.

Instead of regarding obesity as an abnor-
NAL condition, many people have CIRQUE
ously considered it as an evidence of
health, and any agent that reduces fat is
therefore at once suspected of being injuri.
ous Starting to reason from the false
position thar tat is al evidence of health,
it is not surprising that they should, very
naturally, fall into the error of supposing
that an agent possessing properties capable
OF reducing eorpulenoy would prove injuri-
GUS to the health Reasoning, however.
from the rational basis, that an undue
deposition Of fat, constituting obesity, is
not healthy but morbid condition, it is
quite as natural for US to arrive at the op.
posite conclusion, which is sustained by
experience and observation, 4. e., that the
reduction of fat in cases of corpulency is
invariably followed by an improvement
of strength, spirits. and physical comforts.
Allan Anti-Fat will reduce fat person
from to pounds week. Sold by drug
gists.