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CITY AND DISTRICT.
Condensed Locals.


The report of the operations of the Emergency
hospital for the month of August shows total
number of patients 626: whites $50: cOlOred
40: number OF operations IA: number of pre-
scrlptiOns. 1907: number of emergency cases. 81
The New Jersey republican association has
excited the following officers for the ensuing
year: j. W. Starr. president: Edward Salter first
vice president: Theodore SwaZey second vice
president: Josiah Shaw. secretary: S. f. Cough,
corresponding secretary; ID. l.. Blue treasurer:
George Dixon, j. W. Howell, b. F. Worrell j.
T. Van Orsdale. NJ. l.. Alderman S. E. Cough
and t. n. Reed. executive committee.
Equal Division. Sons of Temperance. held an
open meeting last night. The exercises con-
Captain Mcconnell. Rotations by Mrs. NaylOr
and Mr.. Add WEIGH. and music by Miss Blanche
Mattingiy. Mrs. 5. III. JecO, and Messrs. E. j.
Nhippie. |. L. Parkhurst. and F. A. Grant
The Capital City Guards. the cOlored military
company of this city. commanded by Capt T. s.
Kelley. have accepted the invitation of the GRAY
lnyincibles of Philadelphia to visit them shortly
after the October celebration. A uniform over
coat of dark blue. with buff-ned cape made by
Leeds. of Philadelphia has been adopted for the
guards. who now number sixty uniformed men,
and are getting To be very proficient i'm the drill
Assistant Engineer Moore, ofthe navy yester-
day commenced the work of removing the cool
ln@ apparatus from the basement of the White
house The machinery necessary to run it. and
the various appliances, viii be taken back to
the navy yard.
Emily Catherine Sprague white woman
died at 100 E street Thursday, from the effect
OF the heat
Private Waterman Ranks of the eighth pre-
csnct station. this morning arrested James Har-
rson. coloTed- having in his possession IS chick
ems. ALLEGED to have been stolen from the farm
OF Geo. Henault. in Prince George county Md
Mary Elizabeth Patterson. a female colored
child. three years old. died Yesterday at 1903 G
street northwest. with congestion of the brain.
rom the effects of the excessive heat producing
commissions.
Last evening Officers Shelton and Clinton
took to the eighth precinct station house a
white male infant found at the corner of 9TH
and East Capitol streets. i'm basket with a
quantity of clothing. 1t was sent to ST. Ann s
asylum.
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~ every of CItarrh. Price 2s cents Try it. DR..
Dnpare's Blood and Liver Pills 81 bilious dis
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cents Dr. DuIares .eyer-fsl ing lf1e Remedy cures
blind. leedins and itc - e. rcisc 60 cents. For
sale ut james Guis 10. t,ll<yisania avenue north
NEST Washington. &c ty6
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BOTTOM PRICES.
C. NJ. TOWSON.
636 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
SOuth Side
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men in the country. pastor OF Mount Vernon NJ. f.
Church, Baltimore Md:
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Rev. THOMAS GAMBLE, pastor NJ. E. Church, Hagers-
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Your Pills have acted pleasantly in nay case the
time come to Baltimore want tothank you personally
Yours truly, THOMAS GAMBLE.
Rev. LEWIS A. THIREKIED pastor NJ f Church
Waterbury, Nd:
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days he was out attending TO his farm work.
respectfully, LEWIS A. THIREKIED.
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PROPOSALS.
DROPOSALS FOR FIRF-PRCOF MODEL CASES
Il PoR The RECONSTRUCTION or THE US
PATENT OFFICE BUILDING, WASHINGTON.

pR00PosALS FOR FIRE PROOF MODEL CASES
PATENT OFFICE BUILDING. WASHINGTON,
DEPARTMENT INTERIOR.
OFFICE SECRETARY J
WASHINGTON, DC, September Z, 1881.
Sealed Proposals will be received ct this Office INTTY
IMELNE Al. ON THE TWENTY FIRST DAY OF
SEPTEMBER, 1881, for building in COMPLETE state de-
hverng, erecting and hitting in place coiee al mora
or less wrought iron model required coIlete
te furnishing OF the floor and galleries the recnn
structed model hall Of the North Wing of the u 8
Patnt Oce Bulldng. according Specifications ard
tects Office, where blank forms proposals. bonds and
any additional information may he obtained.
Proposals are TO he made in the prescribed form in
dorsed Pro- osals for Model Cases. and addressed to
the Secretary of the Interior.
The Department Itself the right 10 reject
any all bids.
ss-eod5t&klt s. J. KIRKwooD. Secretary,
DRoPoSALs FOR PRINTED WOODEN TAGS AND
Il LABEL CASES FOR MAIL-BAGS.
Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT., ,
WASHINGTON, II. C.. August g. lsSls
Separate Sealed Proposals will he az this
partlnent Until NOON ON THE TWENTY sixth
tract Printed Wooden TsRs, like the samples this De-
partment in such quantities and at such times may
be required and ordered during from the If
teenth day of October, 1881 also, for furnishing like
bags like the samples of this Department.
The proposals tthe right to reject all Of which
being reserved must lie accordance tle spesif-
cations and forms which Will be furnished on appjca-
The contracts which may be made will be r conform
l 10 such SPECIFICATIONS and tie acceted proposals.
oo So. THOMAS l.. JAMES,
e<o-leMoM Postmaster General
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nR. METTAURS
HEADACHE PILLS
Cure most wonderfully in very short time both SICK
AND NERVOUS HEADACHE; relieve DYSPEPSIA in
Its worst FORMS cleansing the body of of bile
producing regular, healthy action of the bowels.
full size box of these valuable PILLS. with full d.
rectons for complete mailed to any address on
receipt OF nine postage stamps. For sale by
all druggists at % cents.
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OFFICE OF TIRE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER !
WASHINGTON. DC. September 10 1881 9:.D m
For the middle Atlantic states cloudy rainy
weather, followed By clearing weather. north
eastcrly shifting TO westerly winds falling fol-
lowed by temporarily rising barometer station
AIRY or lower
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Don't Die the Premises.
ASK yO;lf druggists for Rough on Rats 1t
clears out rats. mice, bed bugs, reaches Only 15c
per box. 8
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TAKE the steamer Thompson tomorrow morn
ing and you will spend pleas ant and a.reeabIe
day.
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ssAlderney Dairy WagOns.o
Fresh Alderney butter churned every morning
and delivered in y Id. Ward prints. 35c per
Id. Also. cottage cheese, buttermilk and sweet
| milk DC. per qt. Cream l0c. pint.
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ana healthfully stimulate the liver with the
Lleblg Co. s Coca Beef Tonic. Beware of worth
less limitations. Ask for iebig Co.'S Coca Beet
Tonic
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-18
How to Apply Water to Fire.

An old fireman Of the State Of Maine
gives the following wisdom 10 one Of
the papers Of that State. Our hose boys
would do we'll to bear this In mind. a. II
may prove Of use to them
One gallon Of water at the bottom Of q
Are will do moro to quench It than ten
gallons 1t the top. "Plsy low" 10 the
true motto for the fireman. II the en-
CINE that reached the Summer street fre
In Boston had burst into the warehouse
and played into the goods elevator.
where the Gre broke out. Il would proba.
bly, have saved Atty millions Of dollars.
To play on the roof Of . house on Are
IL to waste water; the roof was made 10
she'd water; the rain does not put out O
kitchen are, nor would . river flowing
bodily on o roof put out Q kitchen
ere. Be sure to play low; get the wa.
ter near the frs, and then you need
not pour ost . river. A few gallons ai
the bottom OF q ire will rise In clouds oil
steam when the Are 10 rising. and will
quenoh II. Even q hesp OF rubbish
turns water like . partial roof. A gill
Of water thrown into the bottom OF Q
CRATE. equals . quart thrown ON top,
For o similar reason. water on the wind
ward side Ii more effective than on the
lesward. I am speaking now Of q mod
crate Are, where there are only two Of
three houses burning. The big blaze on
the lesward looks fearful. but It cannot
be affected by playing on that side.
Throw your water In the bed Of Goals
under tho retort that 10 sucking them,
and It will 60 out, that Is to say, play OIL
the bottom OF the windward side Of 9
FIRE, and you take the surest and speed.
lest way to quench the whole lssward
side, blaxss included.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-18
Arteslan Wells.
Eureka Sentinel.

We learn from Q correspondent al
Saltwater. Churchill county, that . joint
stock company has been formed for the
purpose Of sinking artsslan wells. This
should DO done throughout the State,
and no doubt by this management fow.
ing wells could be found In many places.
Where individuals are not able TO incur
the expense unaided, there 10 Q State Law
providing assistance after o person has
sunk 500 feet. Smyth OF Lander now
has . bill before the Legislature provid.
ing assistance after sinking 200 feet.
The 200 feet will csst . man $500.
There are few ranohsrs IN this State who
could take these chances and invest $500
In an experiment. They are reluctant
and do not care to take hold, a. the ex.
pertinent has been tried 20 often and
failed.
The people Of Saltwater are evidently
tired Of drawing slough water. For .
number Of years the citizens OF this
place were supplied with water from the
Humboldt river. which VA brought to
town In . wagon and dealt out by . few
buckets q day, ct the expense OF from u
10 % per month, and portions Of the
year the water reminded ono OF the Mis-
souri, and Sacramento river water. or
the water Of the Carson sink. To-day
eighteen srtesian wells furnish thous.
ands OF gallons more water than can b
utilized. and OF the purest and best
quality, found at . depth, say from l4o
10 l65 feet.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-18
san Francisco Items.

sAS FaAScrsco. February T.-In 40.
oordanoe with . recommendation Of the
Ministerial Union that today BE- observed
- . day Of fasting and prayer. the vari'
Gus Protestant churches In this city and
Oakland belonging to the Union had sp.
propriste exercises this evening. large
crowds attending.
This afternoon . woman was found
dead In q house near the corner OF Pa.
oinc and Front streets. II 10 reported
that she died from starvation.
Andress Stocksr was found lying dead
on q lounge In me OF bis rooms ct No.
438 Brannan street at 6 o'clock this
morning. The deceased VA partially
dressed whom found, and had apparently
been dead for several hours.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-18
WESTERN DISPATCHES
DWinelle's Bod Poupd,

Ban FRAscrsco. February 17.-This
morning Q dispatch was received BY L.
o. P~laisanoe. Of the arm Of Mcclure,
Dwinslls & Plaisanos. from Port Costs,
which stated that q body, supposed TO b.
that Of John w. Dwinslle. who was
drowned ct Bsnioia on the 2Sth ultims,
had been found at MoNsar's, opposite
Port Costa. Another dispatch received
here stated that the body wa that Of q
Knight Templsr. Mr.. flaisance imms.
diatsly visited Mrs. Dwinslle In Oak.
land, and also notified Charles b. Dwi.
nellie, son Of the deceased. who 10 al
Berkeley. The latter took the frst train
for Port Costa. There IL hardly any
doubt a. to the identity Of the body. Il
will probably Be brought to this city 70,
intermept.
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Assembly.


Tho Assembly met ct 10 O'Clock.
A petition was read from the citizens
Of Eureka county. praying for the repeal
OF the Act fixing salaries Of county OH.
GERS.
Richards, Of the Committee O. Enroll.
msnt, reported as correctly enrolled As.
ssubly Bill No. 6S. to regulate proceed
ings In criminal cases.
Smyth. Of the Committee on County
Boundaries, submitted q minority report
in favor OF Assembly Bill No. 81. to re-
peal the Act fixing salaries Of county
officers.
Parker and Irvine submitted Q minor.
iiy report. u~ufavorabls TO the same bill.
A message was received from the Gov.
ernor transmitting. With his approval,
Assembly Bill No. a. to amend the Act
to regulate proceedings In civil cases;
Assembly Bill No. "a. to restore lost
records. and Assembly Bill No. SO, for
the relief OF the Franktown sufferers.
BallinRsr. Of the special committee to
examine Senate Bill No. 100. fixing the
compensation OF various county officers,
reported In favor Of Its passage.
Smyth moved for the adoption OF the
resolution fixing the time Of meeting Of
the Assembly at 10 O'Clock A. n.
The motion wal carried.
A resolution wa introduced by Ernst
requiring the Governor 10 inquire ct
what figures bonds al b placed for the
amount Of $500. 900 for Ave years, and
to report to the Assembly a. o o a.
practicable.
The motion wss adopted.
Levers introduced. without previous
notice, . bill to amend the Act relative
to elections. Ordered printed and re-
fsrred to the Judiciary Committee.
Amendment to Assembly Bill No. SO,
to amend the Act relative to the govern
ment OF the State Prison, was adopted.
but the bill. failing to receive q oonsti-
tutional majority, was lost.
Assembly Bill No. 81. to amend the
Act to regulate the settlement OF estates
Of deceased persons. passed By an unan-
imous vote.
Assembly Bill No. l0s. to aid the be-
nsvolent associations In providing means
for the care Of the insane. came up.
Mckenzie, the author Of the bill,
asked and was permitted to withdraw IL.
Assembly Bill No. so, to psy claim Of
]. F. Abel for work on public roads In
Humboldt county. was Withdrawn for
amendment.
Senate Bill No. 81, to provide for the
payment Of claims arising ont Of the
coal burners val In Eureka county. was
referred to the Committee Of the Whole.
Senate Bill No. So, to pay the claim
Of Ben. Edison, was referred 70 the Con.
mittee OF the Whole.
Senate Bill No. a, In relation TO pub
Lilo highways. passed BY . vote Of So 70 s.
Assembly Bill No. so. 70 pay the
claim Of J. F. Absl, Sl2sS 30. Tor work
and money expended on public roads In
Humboldt county. was loss By . vote Of
70 to 10.
A nssssss vss rssavsd from ths Gov.
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sruor in answer to the resolution re.
questng him 70 inquire II what figures
bonds could bs placed. stating that In
anticipation OF the contingency for issu-
Ing bonds, he had already ascertained
that bonds could be negotiated In New
York and San Francisco at par. and pos
sibly at premiums.
Al IL n. q recess Of one hour was
taken.
AFTER RECESS.
Senate Bill No. 100. fixing the salaries
Of county o%facers, deputies and %jailsrs,
passed.
Smyth gave notice that on Friday be
would move for Q reconsideration Of the
vote BY which Senate Bill No. 100 wa
passed.
Euglis moved for . reconsideration Of
the vote by which Po~wninR's Asylum
bill was lost.
The ayes and noes were called for, and
the motion TO reconsider was lost.
Assembly Bill No. s., supplementary
to and amendstory Of the Act to enoour'
age the sinking OF artesian wells, Wal
amended and passed BY an unanimous
vote.
Assembly Bill No. 100, to amend The
Act relative to Attorneys. was recon-
mittsd to the Judiciary COMMITTEES.
Assembly Bill No. so. for the relief oil
Walter 8. Tolles, was laid on the table,
Senate Bill No. go, for the commute.
ton, for good behavior, OF the time Of
prisoners confined In the State Prison,
to take effect from April !, was passed
BY Q vote OF 80 to I.
Assembly Bill No. 20. to restrict
gaming. was amended and ordered en-
crossed.
Assembly Bill No. 100. to provide fol
the maintenance and supervision Of pub
lilo schools. passed.
Assembly Bill No. lib. to amend The
Act 10 create Are departments In unin'
oorporated towns. passed by . upsni'
nous vote.
Assembly Concurrent Resolution No,
II. In relation to mining patents. Wal
again placed 1t the bottom Of tho file.
Assembly Bill No. %. to amend the
Act fixing the salaries Of county officers,
was amended and ordered printed.
Further action on this bill was dc
ferred until Monday. .
Assembly Bill No. 81. to repeal the
ACT fixing the salaries Of county officers,
was Withdrawn on motion OF Ernst
who introduced Q substitute, which wal
adopted.
Ordered printed and placed at the bot
tom Of the file.
Merrill moved that the House meet q
Z p. n. Monday, to consider various bill
In Committee Of the Whole.
The motion was carried.
At 8 P. n. the House adjourned unit
Friday at 10 A. n,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-18
SPECIAL DISPATCH FROM CARSON
Pswsisg's Asylum Biil Re.ipsro.
. dassd In she Assembly-A Lot.
terry scheme Bili insrSduced.

CARSON, February 10. lssl-2:3o P. N.
After . long wrapgle ' II, Powpips's
asylum bill was re-introduced in the As.
sembly today.
A. lottery scheme bill was also intro
duoed backed by Mr.. Heating.
The tax-psnalty-release bill was or
dsrsd engrossed by the Senate today.
General Marlstts's claim for $500 wal
allowed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-18
A Bodlelte Killed.
Bodi. Fre. Pr..., Ftbruarx rs.

Bodis Free Prsss, February 10.
Tommy O'Brien. the lively little prin.
ter Who was Secretary Of Neptune Hose
Company and Bodis Lodge A. o. U. W.,
aud who absoonded from Bodie with the
funds OF both organizations last spring.
shot dead In Bakersfield last Christ.
mas day. Tommy was tending bar, and
on Christmas morning q party Of men
entered the saloon Zone Of the party. IL
was understood. being q particular friend
OF deceased. having accompanied him
from Bodie). when O'Brien invited them
to drink. His friend called for sherry,
whereupon Tommy remarked. jokingly,
that whisky was good enough for him
(the friepd). At this his friend re-
marked that II he did not give him
sherry be would 60 behind the bar and
help himself. Tommy remarked that he
1.-THE friend) was not man enough. The
friend then started behind tha bar, whom
Tommy met him. extending both hands
to hold hin back. The friend drew .
self. ockin pistol. which Tommy seized.
and in the struggle the pistol was fred.
the ball entering just behind Tommy's
right ear. killing him instantly.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-18
Ono Moro Wanted.

San FRASorsoo. February IA
vsnirs Of fifty jurors was returned in the
Kalloch ease 10 Department Eleven this
morning. Yesterday the eleventh juror.
Haliord Earl, wal secured, leaving but
ono wanted. The name OF Michael II.
dc Young, brother 10 deceased, wss
drawn In q panel this morning. but ~
there va q possibility OF his being
biased, the defense did not insist very
strenuously on his serving. Ten Jurors
were examined this morning. but none
aeoured.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-18

Castls-buildins or dsy-drssmine 10 Q
favorite occupation Of some minds. And
let the cold. stern rracticalist say what
he may. It is an ~elsvating and spnobling
mental occupation. For. who does not
Ia flights Of fancy endeavor to soar 10 Q
higher plane than that now occupied
Never does the castle. builder indulge In
debasine dsy-dreams. but ever looks up
ward aud forward to brighter and hap.
pisr things.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-18

In 1860 we had ss~vsnty-nve per cent,
Of the carrying trade to and from thii
country, while now We have but seven
teen per cent. OF 1t. In 1855 we built
38l ships and barks. In 1879 We built only
81; and while the great carrying trade
Of tho world is rapidly passing from
wooden 10 iron ships. there IL not . sin.
gle iron ship sailing under q flag
More than q hundred million dollars are
annually paid to foreign vessels fol
transporting q produce.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-18

When a Virginia City gent proposes
to Q Gold Hill girl hs says : "Lst's BON.
solidats." In due ourss Of time she Is
liable to say: Lets disincorporats;''
or both may say: "Let's amend our In
corporation and take o fresh start"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-18

The question Of how to provide for
the State insane 10 assuming Q degree Of
rabid intensity in the Legislature which
10 positively alarming. Bill after bill
has been introduced. discussed and con-
sidsrsd until the members are all border
ing on insanity. It 10 fortunate for
them that the session 10 90 near to Its
oloae.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-18

The children Of the japanese Minister
and Madame Yoshids. now thrss In num-
Der. bear the following interesting names'
The eldest, . daughter, Fosmi, meaning
literature; the next. . son. born duriso
their recent visit 10 japan, Kiyokssi. sig
uifying Q clear mind; the youngest, also
q son, seven months Of age. bears q
name which needs NO translsion, ulys'
sss Grant,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-18

An engine driven by compressed oil
to supersede engines driven BY steam ID
announced in England as invented BY {
Colonel Beaumont. Report says that Il
has been tried BY g government som
mission and pronounced Q success. The
proprietors Of London trsmways and
underground railroads propose to sub
stitute IL for steam power now In use,
and great things are expected Of II.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-18

A angle pair Of German carp will in
one season produce 10000 young. An
Atlanta writer says that the establish
ment Of atty carp ponds will do more
good In Georgia than the election Of
Hancock would have done.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-18

Says the Truokes Republican: Omitted
States Fish Commissioners J. A. Richard
son OF San Lesndro has placed 10000
Lake Michigan white fsh In Bonner
Lake. These are very excellent table
nsh and are . very valuable scquisition
to our already large supply Of good fish.
and In o few seasons the lake will DO
we'll stocked With them"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-18

Mr.. George William Curtis does not
anticipate an ideal administration under
President Garfield. but looks forward to
"a robust and vigorous conduct OF affairs
upon generally accepted Republican
ov;cc;clas
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-18

The Philadelphia Census Supervisor,
j. P. White. has appointed two women,
Miss Mckee and Mrs. Krickbaun, emu
msrstors. He fuds 1t necessary, In or.
der to head Of thousands Of impending
applications, to announce that there
were special reasons In these cases, and
that he will appoint NO more. Why
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-18

Bslladonns. the name given to the
medicinal extract Of the strops, which 10
frequently used by the fair sex to cause
dilatation Of the pupils OF the eyes. 10 Q
very poisonous substance. Il 10 also q
powerful remedy In nervous diseases.
neuralgia, hoopins.coush. paralysis and
rheumatism.