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IIIT0I BgIIER ACQUITTED.
The Jury without Retiring Rem
der q Verdict Of Not Guilty.

The trial III Milton Benner was resumed
Yesterday morning Ut 10 o'clock LII the Supe-
Flor Criminal Court. On opening the court.
fudge whitaker decided as follows on the OBJ
lection raised BY the defense on Monday as to
TIE admissibility u q certain question pro-
pounded By the prosecution to the witness
Hftch:i
Defendant urges that the corpus deficit
hrs not been proven, and that therefore no
i evidence IL admissible as to the account Of
tie accused with the bank. Defendant ad-
mfts the execution Of q draft or check by the
accused upon the bank. IL his own favor,
while he was cashier and custodian Of the
moneys 81 the bank, and at time when there
WAa nuthing to his credit.
Defendant claims that no offense against
the law has been proven, because 1t has not
besn shown that by the transaction alleged
~ fylMo facts csse has been made out. Il
may 90 met by evidence for the State or de-
1onDe. Defendant having custody or the funds
before and after the Issuance Of the draft or
check, Il ID not necessary for the State to
ths aocussd.
The objection Ii overruled."
Wh0 Tho Jury had taken seats, Mr.. Hitch's
examination wAs resumed. The district at
eoeney again asked: What was the account
Milton Benner with the Citizens Bank On
~ hfDt 0f October. 1892
b AnSW0r- the flrst Of October the account
showed an overdraft OF $4,000, exclusive Of
10 check for $500. Losses by purchase and
oAlo 0k bonds by Mr.. Benner for the bank and
credited 70 him, together with $l2OOO salary
which Nj. Bonner never drew, II considered,
would greatly lessen the overdraft. This
check Tor $4,000 Vas drawn TO transfer the
amount from Mr.. Benner's account to the &C
ECount Ut tho Automatic Safe Company.
u BY the District Attorney--Do understand.
M. Hitch, that the check drawn by MIR. Benz
In4r 10 tho order OF the Automatic Safe Com
poSy va handed to you, and by you marked
40, without one cent Of money leaving the
bank
q Witness This is the case cir.
District Attorney abandon the case.
Judge whitaker then said Gentlemen of
'eoe Jury, Y0u will bring In q verdict of not
ouilty without leaving your seats. Select
your own foreman"
The Jury immediately rendered verdict OF
mot guilty" signed sR Scott, foreman"
= The accused was then discharged without
day.
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AN ACT

No. ST. AN ACT
Prescribing the manner OF changing parish
lines and OF removing parish seats.
SECTION !. Be Il enacted BY the General
Assembly of the State of Louisiana, That
Of any parish In this State shall petition the
police Jury to change the parish lines, or re-
move the parish seat, the police jury shall
order special election for that purpose,
after thirty days official notice. Said election
shall be conducted under the general election
laws OF the State, and at the polling places at
which the last preceding general election was
held
SEQ. 2. That the police jury shall make an
upon said change, and said estimate shall be
included In the official notice OF the election
to be held.
SEQ. 8. That It shall require a majority Of
al the votes cast at said election to change
the parish seat, and the place receiving such
majority shall be declared the parish seat.
In the event OF no one place receiving ma
jortty Of the votes cast at said election, then
the police jury shall order second election,
after thirty days official notice, at which cleo
number OF votes at the first election shall be
voted for, and the one receiving the higher
vote shall be the parish seat.
Sec. 4. That where the parish lines are
the ordinance OF the police jury, shall deeig-
nate the new boundary lines. and the same
shall be 80 established; provided, majority
Of the votes cast In each parish affected there
by shall be In favor Of said change.
Sec. 5. That the police jury shall make offl-
cial prom ulgation Of the result OF all cleo
tions held under this act within ten days after
said election, and provide for the carrying
into effect any changes that may result from
said elections as soon as practicable.
Il. N. OGDEN,
Speaker Of the House OF Representatives,
y. u. MoENERY,
Lieutenant Governor and President OF the
Senate,
Approved March 10, 1880.
LOUIS A. WILT,
Governor Ct the State OF Louisiana.
A true copy:
WILL. A. STRONG, 5..5a
Secretary OF State,
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OFFICIAL.
OFFICIAL.
LAWS OF THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PUBLISHED by AUTHORITY.
REGULAR SESSION or 1850,

New Orleans: fixing their omnensation
and assigning the constables, elected in.
der the nr7,visions or the cnnatit,,tian ~
1879. to thelr respective courta' '''"on =
SECTION i. BE il enacted by The Gene,o1 A.
.onhi, nf ~. S,te ~ W.: us.se' ~ IT. -
sha ga one cnnstahia for ,acb .tu n,, rnet e
the citv ~ New Orleans Who shsIl I hnd ~, Il
oca sor tha tern If f',r vaprs n md sho, ~
elactaa hv tbe nalii,sd voters ~ ~. sna ~
~ 0r,aayys WIG 4u"'Aeu sooo1o VI WIG palisn
" spn 10 n fay,he, e,,oc,ed e,c rha,, aha,,
he aitzana ~ tha Stata rasia.nt. ona y.s+nsn
~ Tia ctv ~ Nav alrlnana and hafnra oytnr'
Inc ,,non tha,r dtiaa ahall ~ve bond 1n ~ y
one nr mnre aouant auratiaa in TIC MN ~. -
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faithful nerfnrmnnca ~ their dntiaa and IN
tha iauaf adi,,atmant ~ iii niaima Gro ,r.t
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AN ACT
No. 29.]

No. 29l AN ACT
To provide for the transfer OF causes pend.
ing In the courts established by the con.
stitution OF 1868 to the courts established
by the constitution Of 1873.
srnrroN ReH enacted bu tho 61ene,n1 A o.
.e,hL, ~ ih Ssts ~ ~ w IT,. vi
annsaa whi"h a, no 70 Han ~ rhch s ~ a.. y
heraaftsr he taken from anv ,udumant ran.
dered nr which shall horaafter II randarod
Nv the narish cnnrts of this state and whioh
annaaia shaIi he nandino for trial IN nr ,yh;ch
sbaiI not ha 20 haen dacidasi ~ 1i,anosaa ~ p,,
fha annramo nourt ~ thto Stota nr;or ~ - +bna
f,,.at Mnndav ~ 1nril 1910 and r urhich the
matter In riisnnta nr f,,nds tn ha distrihntad
shall arnood nna thousand dollera orcIuaivo
If interast ali snita Tor divnrco and sanoroo
Hon from hoS ond hoard ard ali oaaas Il
which tho OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES nr ioral,tv ~ on,
tnY foil ~ iynnoSt u,hatouor nav 10 Tho
rno,,,nt +haronf Shoil IN and aftor tbo t,ret
Mnndo " in Anril iaan 10 transfarrod 70 on%
romnv.I Tor tri.1 i",,n q +ba Smnrana ~ Eomrt
astabiishaH hv the cnnst,t1t H ~ 1s7a 0o"As
anneaia uhich are nov taken or vhich aha ali
hereafter no taken from anv ind~ment rem.
dered or which snail hereafter ne rendered Nv
the nariah cn,,rta of THE state and which an ~
meals shaIi be- bending for trial In or which,
ahaii not have haan dac,dad nr diannsad ~ hv
the fiistrict co,,rta NJ this State Under tha
nonetit,,4inn ~ 1aea nrior y, tha fsrat Mnndav
n AnriI 1sao and n which the matter IN Ti:s.
nuta or innds tn he distrihuted shall exceed
twn hnndrad dollars arcimsiva RI interest
shall On and after tho f,rsf Monday IL anriI'
1850. be transferred to and removed for
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CITY HALL NOTES.

~ Tho fallen iron railing Of the Coliseum
\ Square has been donated by the Administra-
L tpr of Police to the Firemen's Charitable As
ISOLATION.
The levee at Carrollton, which was reported
ito be- In . dangerous condition, has been re-
paired and strengthened, and Is now declared
10 be- safe.
The Mayor yesterday signed the financial
ordinances and the pay rolls adopted at the
nesting on Tuesday
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No. 80. AN ACE
To regulate the duties OF the minute clerks
OF the court OF appeals and OF the civil
and criminal courts OF the parish OF Or
leans.
SECTION l. Be 10 enacted by the General
Assembly of the State Of Louisiana, That the
minute clerks Of the court Of appeals and Of
the civil and criminal district courts Of the
parish Of Orleans shall attend the sessions OF
the court for which they are appointed, and
shall, under the supervision Of the Judge or
judges OF said courts, keep the minutes Of
SAID court, issue all notices, copies OF rules
and orders entered on said minutes, which are
required to be issued, and make due entries
on the dockets Of the causes and Of the pro-
ceedings therein, and shall perform such
other duties as said judges may direct.
Il. N. OGDEN,
Speaker of the House Of Representatives.
3. d. MCENERY,
Lieutenant Governor and President OF the
Senate.
Approved March TO- 1880.
LOUIS A. WILT,
Governor of the State OF Louisiana.
A true copy:
WILL. A. STRONG,
Secretary OF State.
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q. Il. Warner l. Co.,. Rochester. N. T.:
we received your first shipment OF Safe REM
edies. We have sold drugs In this place for
twenty years. and we have never sold pro-
prietary medicine that gives such universal
satisfaction as yours, especially your Safe
Kidney and Liver Cure, and Safe Diabetes
Cure.
We could mention many who have received
great benefit In cases Of Kidney difficulties,
ASTHMA, Rheumatism, Diabetes, Bright's
Diseaae, etc.
Alexandria Bay, N. Y.
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GRAND OPERA HOUSE.

Miss Nelson drew another extraordinarily
large house. for the Lenten ssason, last even
ing ~ this theatre Her personation Of Juliet
was IN intellectual treat. and confirmed the
epects she has never been surpassed and sell
dom eQualed. Twelfth Night" will DO pre-
sented this evening.
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No. 32] AN ACT
To regulate the practice OF dentistry In the
State nf I.o,finiana
AN ACT

To regulate the practice OF dentistry In the
State OF Louisiana.
SECTION |. Be 1t enacted by the General Az
sembly of the State of Louisiana, That, from
and after the passage Of this act 1t shall be
In the State Of Louisiana, unless said person
has graduated and received diploma from
the faculty OF dental college, chartered un-
der the authority Of some one Of the United
states, or Of some foreign government. or
OF examining dentists, duly authorized by this
act to issue such certificate.
SEC. 2. Be II further enacted, etc., That the
Board OF Examining Dentists shall consist Of
five dental graduates, practitioners Of dentis-
Louisiana State Dental Society, and have
been practfeing In the State of Louisiana for q
term OF not less than three years. Said board
shall be elected by the State Dental Society to
Louisiana State Dental Society shall have
power to fill all vacancies In said board for un-
expired terms
SEC. 8. Be 1t f,trthe,. enacted, etc., That 1t
shall be the duty OF this board, first. to meet,
isiana State Dental Society, or oftener at the
call OF any three members OF the said board.
and after thirty days notice thereof; Sec
ondty, to grant q certificate to any applicant
who shall furnish satisfactory evidence OF
having graduated or received diploma from
any Incorporated dental college, without fee,
charge or examination; thirdly, to grant GER
tificates to all other applicants who may UNI
dergo satisfactory examination, also with
out fee or charge Of any kind; foatythly, to
keep book In which shall be registered the
names OF all persons to whom such certificate
shall be granted.
SEQ 4. Be 1t further enacted ETC., That the
transcript from 1t, certified to by the officer
who has 1t In keeping, shall be evidence In
any court OF this State.
SEC S. Be 1t further enacted, ETC., That three
members Of said board shall constitute q
quorum for the transaction OF business: and
should quorum not be present on the day OF
meeting. those present may adjourn from
day to day until quorum be- present.
SEC 8. Re It further enacted, ETC.. That two
members Of said board may grant certifi-
este to any applicant to practice until the
next eufhoElxed meeting Of the board, when
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SECOND RECORDERS COURT.

a practitioner at the bar OF this court yes
terdAy made complaint to the recorder that
= client OF his had been seduced over 70 an
other practitioner through the Vaccinations
Of I court officer. Recorder Mtltenberger
called the parties before him, and the client
etAttng that the latter lawyer was his selec-
don. dismissed the matter with the under
standing that II he ever found any OF his
o1tscers interfering In such matters they
would be discharged.
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Superior Criminal Court.

INFORMATIONS.
Carrying concealed weapons-Fred Slebert,
O. u. G.. LeBreton Jos. Ferina, VIM. Kelly
Foster Owens, James Nelson, Tim Tobin,
los. Marine, Adolph Wellner and Enos Will
liams
CONTINUED.
Stabbing by laying In wait-Antonio Bor-
gia.
Embezzlement-Ma Maurice Dreyfus, hearing
OF argument for new trial continued until Sat
urday; Edward g. Palmer, argument for an
arrest or Judgment continued until Saturday.
CONTINUED INDEFINITELY.
Murder-W. w. Beasley.
Grand larceny-Thomas Lynch and w.
Cain.
~.m=mm5 MOTION.
Embez1lement-A. w. Thompkins, motion
for q new trial overruled; prisoner remanded
Tor sentence.
SENTENCED.
Carrying concealed weapons--Adolph Well
ner; pleaded guilty and was fined S..
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AN INELI0IBLE JUROR.

Scene--A court room. Jury panel being
called 10 select petit jury to try cause.
I District attorney to juror. who does not
want to serve--What is your occupation2
Juror--Eh!
II -. A.--What is your occupatton2
Juror, still falling to heart belong to
Capt. Sambola's company, and am deaf from
Airing the last salute.
4 He was excused.
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MrBD1RECTED
Drayman Hurt.

Henry Heesler, q drayman, employed by
Mr.. Thos. Wizard, was dangerously hurt yes
terday evening while loading his dray With
lime from one of the model cars at the Julia
street depot. In attempting to roll one OF the
barrels or lime into his dray Hessler missed
his hold and the barrel rolled over him, Sc
verely injuring his face and head. He WINS
conveyed to his residence, No. 26 GirOd street.
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INFORMATIONS.

Assault with intent to rob, Charles Moody; ;
wounding less than mayhem, Charles Moody |;
assault and battery. John Spence and George
Washington larceny, Alexandre Lewis.
ARRAIaNED AND PLEADED NOT GUILTY.
Larceny, Marshall Louis and Charles
Waldo, alias Fehles; plea Of guilty. Assault
and battery, two cases, Frank Saunders !;
pleaded guilty OF simple assault.
ON TRIAL.
Larceny, Charles Saunders.
ACQUITTED.
Attempt at robbery. Geo. Morrissey; lar
ceay, Casper White.
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The Keokuk (Iowa) Constitution says that q
little gFl In that city. ten years old, who has
monthss has had her slight restored BY ~ az
tack Of The measles.
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Larceny, Charles Saunders
Second Recorders Court,

Second Recorders Court.
Geo. Edwards and Richard Grum were sent
before the Superior Criminal Court under
$3.50 bonds for carrying concealed weapons.
Henry Burmaster was, by mutual consent,
put under $3.50 bonds to keep the peace In
consequence OF a charge Of assault and bat
tory
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THE COURTS.
United States Circuit Go

United States Circuit Court.
In the case Of the United States vs. D. NJ
Carey, John A. Walsh, p. Harnan and others,
the jury yesterday returned verdict OF not
guilty, and the defendants, who were accused
of violating the internal revenue law, were dis
CHARGED,
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be- transferred and removed Tor trial and de-
termination Into the court OF the justice Of
the peace before whom the defendants are
SEC. 6. Be Il further enacted, etc, That In all
such cases as In section defined, probate
and succession matters, or when succession
is defendant excepted, where the matter In
dispute shall exceed fifty dollars, exclusive
Of interest, and shall not exceed one hundred
dollars, exclusive Of interest, each OF such
causes shall, on and after the first Monday
In April, 1880 be transferred and removed for
trial and determination either into the dis
trlct court or the court OF the justice OF the
peace before whom the are
SEQ. Z. Be further enacted, etc, That all
appeals which may have been taken or here
after may be taken from justice OF the peace
courts, and which appeals shall DO pending
cided or disposed of by the. parish courts Of
this State, on the first Monday In April, 1880,
shall then be transferred to and removed for
trial and determination into the district
courts In and for the proper parish, and tried
de nOyO.
SEQ 8. Be It further enacted, etc., That 1t
shall be the duty OF said courts into which
the said causes or appeals shall have been go
transferred or removed, as provided by this
act, to take cOgnizance OF any cause or appeal
determine the same as In all other cases, and
according to the rules and mode OF trial In
such courts.
SEQ. 9. Be II further enacted, etc., That IN
cases now pending In the parish courts or In
the district courts, and In cases already tried,
which may have been appealed, or which may
be appealed to the circuit courts Of appeal,
the parties may have their evidence taken In
writing before the clerk OF the district court
OF the parish, where such suits are pending or
may have been tried, to be used ON the trial OF
such cases on appeal In the circuit courts OF
appeal.
SEC. 10. Be Il further enacted, ETC.. That this
act shall operate the transfer Of all causes and
appeals provided for herein.
II. N. OGDEN,
Speaker Of the House OF Representatives.
s. D. McENERY,
Lieutenant Governor and President OF the
Senate.
Approved March TO, 1880.
LOUIS A. WILT,
Governor OF the State of Louisiana.
A true copy:
WILL. A. STRONG,
Secretary OF State.
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thin WRECKED MARIPOSA.
lxho Accused Give Bond for their Ap-
s pearance.

HE pearancs.
CAPT. VIM. Ray, master, and i. D. Fletcher,
6axt owner Of the wrecked brig Mariposa, who
~ charged with beaching the vessel for the
purpose Of getting the insurance, yesterday
raw bond to appear before Commissioner
Quintero on Saturday next for examination.u
ThA insurance on the vessel was 5000, and
at i alleged that for the purpose Of obtaining
- amount the accused put the vessel to sea
While ehe was leaking, and ran her on to the
0nnndeleur lslAndg without there being any
AEeCAseity to do co.
Th0 ACCUSED claim that the vessel was Ia
danger of sinking with I'LL on board, and that
6hA Wae beAched after consultation between
1he officers and crew, at which 1t was decided
that this Was the only course to be pursued.
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DAILY LETTER. LIST.
Ladies' List.

Ladies' List.
Brown Mary r mrs Buns Lima tcol)
Blackburn mrs Gray Rachel miss
jones t Thos Hr mrs KsriDon sios mrs
Martin Alice mrs Nelson jennie miss
Philips r miss Hims Della mrs
Watson M X mrs Williams T A miss
1sntlemen's List.
tsssts Bsfts ssa asen mos.s
Bresal Bortacar Charles
gard Yeats Butler Charles
Bachelor LIN CulnR Primo
Oottle John Chase
Oatlin M u Davis mr.
Edwards VIM DIR Egan Thomas
Esmor J M Flaherty Thos
Furth jacob Gardner Geo A
HerItqqeton ] W Ha,den James
Irwin Leon JarrRux mr.
Johnson Thos Jones Robert
Kunkal VIM Karasek Joseph
Ionxorre Fdr Lamkln D W Sco
Lewesell James Long Joseph
Madden james Mitchell Jacob
M Metien ssn WI M ascs S9na
Mccormick &cO Newson
Osborne VIM q O'Neil George
Prtvet joseph Richmond ChRg
Ritter James K Roach James
saraham Louis. Van Buskirk ID
Williams Alfred Washington Andrew
Wagner ADO ph Mheelock mr.
wilkinson Geo Wi kinson Il NJ
Williams M Zaehainger w
Unmailable Letters.
NOT PREPAID.
Austin Mary sr Churchill John Fl mrs
Henry VIM Howard A dr.
HArwock David Stokes
ThomRssick Antonio
MTBDIRECTED.
Campbell Ellen miss Foxhall Alice
Lecher j Patterson Margaret
Tremotts Frederick VOORHEES, Felix
Williams Mary Jane
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HOTEL ARRIVALS,

Reeds Gilt Edge 7 ,nic cures dyspepsia.
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MAYoRALTY OF New ORLEANS.
City Hall. March 10. 1880

MAYORALTY CF NEW ORLEANS, a.
City Hall. March TO- 1850.
Nc 6375-AdmlnistratiO Seri0s.l
AN ORDINANCE providing for the payment
OF the accounts therein named.
Be 1t ordained, That the following appro-
priations be and are hereby made for the
month Of February, 1880, and that the Admin
istrator OF Public Accounts warrant on the
Administrator Of Finance In payment 81 the
same whenever there shall be money In tho
City treasury to the credit OF the appropriate
fund for each account and not otherwise APP
propriated:
Pay roll Of recorders courts S1.525 90
ray ro!! OF court officers .... $50 co
Fay roll OF Superior Criminal Court TAI CO
Fay roll of First District Court .. 533 So
Pay roll OF justices OF the peace and
constables. $50 %
Fay rol! OF coroners ............... LOCO co
Pay roll Of district attorney 416S 66
Fay roll Of sanitary inspectors . 500 90
Ray roll OF sanitary police ...... $50 90
Total. SO, 066 6S
Adopted by the Council OF the city 81 New
Orleans, March 8, 1880.
Meallie.
Nv. PATTON. Mayor.
Rosr. 3. WooD. Secretary.
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Why suffer with indigestion when Malakoh
Bitters affords certain relief. Get bottle and
try ft.
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Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic restores the appetite
BOARD OF HEALTH RECORD.

The following were recorded yesterday at the
ONCE or the Board OF Health:
DIRTHs.
Mrs. Ernest Bnisson. q son.
Mrs. Lawson Kain. a daughter.
Mrs. Henry Kaaek, a daughter.
hfrs, Paul POroto. q daughter.
Mrs. John Kelley. a daughter.
Mrs. AuRuste Heidem nm. q daughter.
Mrs. ID. M valeton. q daughter.
Mrs. Jas. T. Butler, q Ann,
Mrs. Daniel Bor.iRan. o daughter.
Mrs. John q. Gibbs. q daughter.
Mrs. Alfred Williams, a son.
Mrs. Philip Baumann, o son.
MARRIAGES.
Andrew Il. Doyle to Mary J. Brapson.
DEATHS.
Geo. II. Rev. II years.
w, p. Beden, 3 months
OeIaDise OorrejollaB. SO years.
i. II. j. Ganueheau, 4 months.
Jose Moren. 81 years.
Mrs. M Cooley, 50 years.
Joseph II. Forfa, 2 months.
Lizzie Lee. 65 years.
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An excellent appetizer and regulator Of the
system Is MalRkoff Bitters.