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SAD DROWNING c,sr

An Insane Father browns H,u.,,
His Son Loses His Life Trying ,a ~ saa
Him. ave
tAssociated Press dispatch to the e,,.r,,
sHowHEGAN, Me-, July 5.-lIoD ,t Stsnt,.
Ooburn, younger brother Of erGoT.pusl Gov'pu'l
Cobmn and prominent mcmI., ,',s'aoI " u
Somerset county bar, while tenn,'aS m y NJ
insane from sickness, drowned hinssf UNIV ",
evening. His only son, Charles SsT.'
him TO the river and in attempting i'aO n wy
his father was also drowned, BcA hi,'
have been recovered. '' 'l'1|
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just Like Bow.

Associated Press dispatch to the C,,,u,
LEWISTON, ME-, July 5.-Two bOv, nn
ed Knowles and one named Lelpbtm \
possession Of quantity of fire TorIs v
this morning while experimenting vltha.I
an explosion occurred breaking wiDdou,,
considerably damaging the house. ThFh
were badly injured Lelghton's conitaI
critical.
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- . - -
A CROWD OF ROUGHs.
A Ch aracteristic Riot at FRANKLIN City
Further Details.

Further Details.
- Especial correspondence of the Gazette.l
GEORGETOWN, July 5.-Our town was
almost deserted yesterday. Franklin City,
Rehoboth, Laurel, Milton, Lincoln, and
other places where the day was observed
claiming the townspeople's presence.
About 800 people attended the Franklin
celebration, and you can bet your last dollar
that about 3, 400 Of them were very glad to
get away, particularly when the rain came
up with a soufh-easter about five O'Clock.
The greatest Inconvenience to the visitors
was the difficulty of getting anything to
eat instead of big oyster roast aud a
bigger clam bake, there were steamed
oysters and clans, dry as chips, and hard to
get at that. The hotel couldn't begin ia
feed the crowd and people had to content
themselves with bread and ham, bread and
cheese and like bill of fare.
Whisky, the ''real old genuine tanglt
foot" or "Jersey lightning" flowed freely
Colborn of the Franklin House, with thre,
assistants, couldn't begin to supply tht
demand. You may imagine what effect all
this had on the Virginia and other roughs
across the line. About 9 o'clock the fuI
began, and men fought and brawled con
stantly till long after night. Israel Pollett
young Franklin oysterman and bully, wa
cock Of the walk, and had things prett,
much his own way, knocking a man dowT
here, choking or kicking another man ther,
and trying his best keep 'things moving. ,
Several excursions over to the Island
Chineoteague-were made during the da,
and were pretty well patronized. Tn,
police force consisted of six men, who
when row occurred, stood and locke,
at 1t, instead of trying to quell it and col
sidering the meagre strength of the force
acted wisely. A Georgetown man was hur
severely in the afternoon.
The excursion train arrived at FRANKLIN
at 2 O'Clock and left there at 10 in the eve
ming, arriving in Georgetown at about
O'Clock this morning. 1.-THE Lord deliye
us from Franklin City in the future" is til
prayer of many who were there yesterday
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Picnic Postponed.

The annual Fourth of July picnic given
to the children by the people Of Red Lion,
in Silver's beautiful woods, has been post
poned until Saturday afternoon. The
occasion will be a pleasant one, and at night
fine display of fireworks will take place.
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JOHN II. BRITToN,
s2l West Sixth Street.

Thousands of equally strong endorse,nen.s
dnny dMany OF them In cases where hope was aban-
0euEhhNe Deen Voluntarily given showing the
aTsr ar Cure, In all diseases of the kdneys' liver
has nnY ORGANS. II any ONE who reads this
danger Of delay, '"' S'sH'
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After Pickles Place.

Erratic officer Pickles shoulders have
scarcely become relieved of the policemen's
blue before there is u big crowd of applicants
for the place. 1t is understood that quite
number of the best Wilmington ward work
ers have filed applications.
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North CarolIn.'s Is ConventlOn.

tAssoclated Press dispatches to the G'iifs ]
RALEIGH, N. c., July 5.-The DenosFii
State Convention will meet here
o'clock to-day. A large number oil deq''
have arrived.
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Tho freight Handler., slrlt.

Associated Press dispatch to the Gurtel
New YORK, July 5.-The strike Of MD
handlers is unchanged to-day. The np.
that the demands Of the men would 1
acceded TO to-day proves erroneOg N
Pennsylvania road has increased Ii losl
and making better time than heretofore.
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GIllan's Fatal Fall.

tAssoclated Press dispatch to the GuaR
DowNINGTowN, Pa, July i-Ftll
Gillian, aged 80, while standing on h prl
Of his house removing furniture, yatrdz
fell to the ground and broke his neck
was a highly respectable cltilen Of d
borough.
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nlatrIl,ntinr Arms.

tAssOclated Press dispatch TO the Gaietie,l
LONDON, July 5.-Twenly thousand All
have now been distributed to the Taho
military centres In READINGS for arming I
reserves. The distribution Of 10000 mo
has been ordered.
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CRY ITEMS.
Sutterlcy Co., Photographers, sO2 Market 8
DEATHS.

GROVES. .--on the 4th inst, Benjamin Groves,
of Newport.
The relatives and friends of the family are re-
spectfully Invited 10 attend the funeral from the
residence of his son-in-law, Samuel ktllgore,
ON Thursday the 9Th inst. Services AZ the house
nj 10 o'clock a. m. nterinent At Chriatiana
Cemetery, Christiana, Delaware. 49, &
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ALFRED WALTON, NJ. D.
MILMINnrnN- nrrA A,

WILMINGTON, DEL, Aug. 49, 1881.
II, u. WARNER CO.-DEAR SIR; For several
years have been troubled from q lame bacE
general debility and more or less difFcuty In tha
urinary organs. On the recomme nGiati6n al n
physician In philadelphia l used Warmers SAFE
effects were all that could have Been possihly
desired and my relief is thorough, and as far M
human foresight can judge permanent 10
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SOUTHERN Roon
Two Editors About to Fish,
Are Arrestad "oi and
tAssociated Press dispatch IN than

Associated Press dispatch to the t,,,..
ATLANTA, Ca, July 5-Co,ou'aIael'. uaael'.l
Lamar, editor of the Macon T,Js"eA T"el A. T.
MS friend, Colonel B. q, Sgga@ and
arrested about midnight last 'acSett nI Wen
Atlanta x West Point train Sn' Su % On a'
sumption that they were about " W lhe m
State line with Colonel +. F Hov,no Nv gIoss lie
OF the Constitution, to fight SusI "T'l' editor
An attempt was made Ia ar,"..
Howell aud. his friend, Captair fS. Hs CciOnel
son, but II has failed IN h ns nv Y Sack-
Colonel Lamar and Sackat, " ,. slls hour.
over , this morning in bonds Of ssooo OoaHd eaIs
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Drowned While Drunk.

William Harrison, colored, was drowned
in the Brandwine above RocKland Mills at
7.3O last evening. He was about 65 years
and fell into the water while drunk The
Coroner held an inquest and rendered a
verdict of accidental drowning.
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Sons of Veterans.

tAssoeiated Press dispatch To- Gazette
READING, Pa, June 5.-I6e State
campment of the Sons Of Veterans q
vened here to-day and will continue
session for several days.
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In order that the public NAV rullv realtye
he Rehulneness Of the statements as well Ms
tne @ power and value Of which they speak, we
publish herewith the fac-simile signatures OF
parties whose sincerity is beyond question. The
u uuutn oi THESE testimonials Is aboslute nor can
the iacts they announce be ignored
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BS-Fast. brilliant and fashionable are the
Diamond Dye colOrs. One package colors l to
Z Hbs. Of goods. 10 cents for any color.
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wILMINaroN DBL, Aup. "a, Issl,

m ~ ~
n. y. WARNER & Co.-GkNTLEMEN; As
physician and also In the capacity OF a druggist
have recommended and prescribed Lhe use of
warmers SAFE Kidney and Liver Cure 10 at leasf
10 persons, all afflicted with Kidney trouble In
each and every instance they were cured.
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The Weekly Edition

Of the Enquirer ought TO be In the hands Of
every farmer, every mechanic and every
toiler in the land. As an agricultural paper
full of fresh, valuable and reliable intorma-
tion, it will be without rival A corps of
contributors has beer retained whose
practical and theoretical knowledge IN all
branches of good farming is unsurpassed.
We thank our readers for that liberal
support that has enabled lis TO print the best
newspaper in the West, and ask a CON
tinuance Of the same and your assistance in
making known the merits of the paper, and
increasing its field of usefulness.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION TO THE
"WEEKLY ENQUIRER"
One Copy, one year Sl.l5
One Copy, six months 65
SUBSCRIPTION RATES FOR THE D..
"DAILY ENQUIRER" "
Sunday and Daily Si4.OO
Daily except Sunday 200
Amy three days G.OO
ANY two days 400
ANY one day 100
Sunday issue 200
FARAN & MCLEAN,
Publishers, 'l
CINCINNATI o.
Specimen copies free.
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BuIIiozlng Refugees.

tAsssociated Press dispatch to the Gazette
WINNRPEG, MANITOBA, July A num-
Der Of Jews who went TO work at White
mounts have been ferociously beaten by
men who were formerly employed at the
works
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rhn rhir,l ,..rnol Isrldra.

At the private session Of the Bridge Com
mittee Of the. Levy Court,at noon to-day. It
was decided b give the contract for keeping
the Third street bridge In repair for two
years to Col. Fnoch Moore, Jr., provided he
agrees TO comply with the promises he had
previously made the committee. Definite
action was postponed, however, until 10
O'Clock tomorrow morning.
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skinny Men.

"Wells' Health Renewer" restores health
and yigor, cures Dyspepsia, Impotence,
Sexual Debility. 81.
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TO-DAY'S FIRE REOo"

Associated Press dispatch 10 "' fyestOr
BosroN, MASS, July 81 S.LA Aarsel, Vi
building, Nos. 4l-49 FedeI.ani I.nG0
burned this morning. Loss S'y ,,r IN
sHERBRooKE, QUEBEC, SScre TIg are hT
round house here is on fire, m iD ali be lOsI
locomotives inside which ,0n w"
The loss will exceed SlOO,VVV' " = EnI
ApINaroN, MASS, July scolS 5.mSiA iAsbingloI
sons steam shoe factory AZ . 9Oc csrriage shHoa
Mass, together with Norton aSS ~ Arthur n
Charles Conant's dwelling o ana bnrnd lh|
sons veterinary stable, "e''
morning. n
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Election Onloors . be Paid.

The checks for the payment of the in
spectors and clerks of the city election are
now ready and payable at The Office @of the
City Treasurer.
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foot of West street.
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~. "By asking too nue.; cRiJney. IN y.Relt. q. Il
little that we had before, ,r,,f glye1, i ietSdi
nothing but q fair trial. li'i' lady SrIvIsIaa
loss Of faith in its virtues. have been sS
Oregon ''FOr thirty year Two paeiK,sssSp ]
with kidney complaints, s,,o more good lEre mra
Kidney-Wort have done lone 'rT ! have bad Os''''
the medicine and dOclois
believe II is sure cure,
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TRUTH ATTEsTED.

SOME IMPORTANT sTATEMENTs OF
WELI.-KNowN PEOPLE WHOLLY vERI-
FLED.
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OUR MAILS.

Es-The black figures denote the Limited
Express trains.
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LoeaI sInotnrionn.

CONNECTED DAILY BY WILLIAM LEA & SoNa
BhAhDYwISE MILLs--WHKAT FLOUR.
FLOUR PRR RAR'L. wholesale, retail
WIN. Lea X Sons hest Roller Patent
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GUARANTEED FULL COUNT

STRAW WRAPPING, to lie full (Standart)
count should nave Is sheets in each Quire, and
% Qutrcs to each bundle.
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Gucsses at tho Truth by Chinese En-.
perOr, 1868.

"Lying Ia the first resource Of ignor-
auce but what shall we do when We do
not know the truth? Be silent" 81
love to admire the manner in which
nature confounds our ideas Of the great
ness of human industry and battles all
the resources Of our penetration How
difficult it is to admire worthily Is not
u small insect, q blade Of grass, more
worthy of our admiration than any pro-
duction Of human hands" 1--WE spoil
children by our puerile cares for their
health. We have, alas too many wants ;
why should VIC increase them2" "Heaven
provides for the wants Of men according
to the places in which they live." 81
prefer to procure new species Of fruit
or of grain for my subjects than to build
hundred porcelain towers" every
one desires health and loves life, but no
one practices temperance and frugality.
They invent pleasant remedies, which
they imagine will cause them to digest.
Eat little and you will digest much. u
~ attribute my good health to the fact
that drink nothing but water, which
distill myself. "-Nature.
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HEREDITARY CONSUMPTION
CURED.
DR. ScugscK:


Dear Sir: In the autumn 1877 had cough,
with terrible pain In my sides and between shoulders
had very little appetite, and what little could cat only
distressed me- Iconsulted physicians, who said my
don very bad ono and gave me I'VE different cough
syrups and ioncs from which received benefit, but
seemed 10 grow worse and kept losing flesh aud
strength. had night sweas, aud sweat most Of the time
during the day. coughed aud raised blood and sRlt,
foamy phogm my throat filled with ulcers could
hardly swallow; sometimes could not speak loud
word for weeks; my lungs grew more painful every day
with dnicult BREATHING, while pleurisy pains would
almost stop my breath. had collie palms. sour stomach
and vomiting up everything ate. My whole body
filled with pain could not lie down, but had 10 Ieclne
In q sitting posture to breathe.
gave up and did not think Of ever getting up again,
n WI. hard moving myself my feet aud ankles began To
swell badly and my hips had given out long before.
In this sinking condition, thought would Try your
remedy for consumption; II might do me good II
could do harm, for was certain could not live
month longer the way was.
Al that time, May, 1873, procured your Palmonic
Syrup, seaweed Tonic and Pills, and took them di.
rccted In week was better aud began TO throw on
from the lungsa greenish yellow matter scaksd with
blood
Icould eat little whou, throwing up the pains In
nv sides were not severe could sleep an hour very
sonndly, and that what had not done for TIL &c
months.
got better did not sweat bad nj nights, kept gaining
slowly and In ayear after began your medicines could
say felt we'll.
hundred and thirty-hve pounds fifteen pounds more
than | ever weighed before IN my life.
Your medicines, know, saved my life and would
say, from own experience, to all cOnsumptvcs take
nf Schsncks medicines, for they will certainly cure
YOU.
f.thcr and two brothers having died oft.
have had better health the past winter than for ten
years previous. Yours Ec,spec'inlly,, nur
CARLISLE, MASS, April 9Th, 1886.
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"Couldn'i Think of Such a Thiog.'

A newspaper man in Nevada was
writing story which had for it's heroine
one Of his Old flames, who had the good
luck to escape marrying him. His wife
at the breakfast Table WIS insisting chat
she herself should be introduced in the
work Of fiction rs n churming creature.
The husband domluTcd, saying his I'M
nginatop WINS not equal to the task. The
jocnlar debate was carried to the door
when he was leaving for the Office. His
wife stepped ont and cried after him as
he reached the sidewalk: "Wcll, !
shall insist upon your marrying mo in
the end.
"Couldn't think of such thing, my
dear" responded the hcnrtcss man,
buttoning his coat and striding away
When he returned at noon for lunch the
partner Of his poverty was i'll tho lowest
stage of depression, and ready to weep
on the slightest induccmcnt.
whats tho matter, dovey?' coocd
the molder OF public opinion.
Matter?' whimpcred dovcy "mat
ter enough, plague take it. When you
went away this morning, and | called
after you that you must mnrry me
meaning in that wretched story-I didn't
see until you had gone that Mrs. Jones
had her head out of the window and
Mrs. Brown on the other side was sweep.
ing of her porch Both of 'em looked
Mt mo with eyes like saucers, and ! wNs
30 confused when il flashed upon me
what they must think that | blushed up
to the roots of my bang and rushed into
the house. II wasn't ten minutes till
saw Mrs. Jones-I was looking through
tho blinds-till / saw Mrs. Jones glide
into Mrs. Browns, ard she stayed there
for an hour. II is sure to DO all over
town that we're not married."
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Ear and Brain.

The substance OF tho following state
menB with regard TO tho ear and brain
Is from paper in the New York Mcct.
cal Journal, by DR.. Andrews, surgeon
10 the Manhattan Ego and Ear Hospital,
New York.
Ear diseases are much worse than
those Of the eye. They are principal
cause OF deaf mutism. They are also
among the most frequent diseases Of
childhood, being developed in diphtheria,
whooping-cough, scarlet fever, measles,
smallpox, typhoid fever, influenza and
tubercular affections Of the lungs.
Indeed, simple cold in the head or
sore throat rapidly spreads along the
mucous membrane Of tho nostrils and
pharynx to that Of the car. Says t.a
late Prof.. Clark, OF Harvard University,
$50 important is proper attention to tho
ear during and after acute exanthemata
diseases attended with rasl) that n
physician who treats such cases, and
neglects to give this attention, cannot
be said to perform his duty to his pa
tent"
But the most serious fact about these
diseases grows out OF the very intimate
connection between tho ear and the
brain. Most Of the bony wall which
contains tho internal ear lies in direct
contact with the membrane OF the brain.
Some parts Of the wal! are 80 thin as to
be Transparent. There are also open
ings through it for the passage Of nerves
and blood-vessels, and often parts Of it
are wanting through arrest Of develop
ment.
Hence, purulent inaammations of the
ear extend readily TO tho brain--the
moro so, the younger the child. These
may cause similar inflammation OF the
membranes, inflammation Of large veins
and Assesses Of the brain.
Nearly ono-half OF the latter arc due
to this cause, chronic inflammation of
the ear-showing itself perhaps only in
q slight headachc-bciDg vastly more
dangerous than acute. - Youtha Com
lduiOu
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No matter how useful anything may
he in itself, good Endorsements seem to
increase its usefulness greatly by insur-
ing n wider field for the display of its
special merits. We were thus impressed
in view of the following statements re-
ceived by one of our representatives from
tho leading individuals connected with
some Of the largest enterprises in our
midst. Among others whose testimony
was freely given was W. II. Stearns,
Esq, Master Mechanic of the Conn.
River Railroad, residing at No. 2S Boyl-
ston street, who observed ST. Jacobs
Oil has had remarkable effect among the
men employed here. One of them jammed
his arm very badly, and by the use of
st. Jacobs Oil was greatly benefited, and
the arm was healed. Another used it for
severe rheumatic pains in the knee, and
pronounced the Oil complete success rs
he was cured by its use. Mr.. A. B. Taylor,
of the cray & Taylor Manufacturing Co."
was pleased to say: "My aunt, Mrs.
Pillsbury, of Mount Clair, N. j., while
visiting Mt our house tried st. Jacobs
Oil for rheumatism and neuralgia, and
found immediate relief every time. She
pronounced it tho best thing she had
ever tried for tho trouble. Mr.. j. B.
Weston, As Greenwood street, Supt. Car
Works, Boston & Albany Railroad, thus
addressed our reporter: 81 am one more
of the fortunates who have had the good
luck to hear of that wonderful remedy,
st. Jacobs Oil. / had rheumatism in
the shoulder severely and could find no
relief until / used the Oil. I applied it
and must confess was surprised at the
results. am almost well and expect to
be entirely so in few days. "-Spring.
feH (Mass.) Union.
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IT WAS his first letter homo from

IT WAS his first letter homo from
boarding.school, and it read as follows |:
DEAR FArHEn-I write you before I
write ma becoz know you like TO see
ma mad. think 1 will get along with
my lessons flrst-rato. The garden here
is full OF chickens, which makes the
walking bad. In history Two got rs far
as Alexander the Great. He carried q
sword to cut knots with. There is an
apple orchard half mile of. The boys
play ball in il; after that there amt
much apples. The minister's son was
licked this morning fer going fishing
on Sunday. He caught lots Of fish, and
says he is going again next Sunday. l
think / like the minister's boy good
deal Send me some marbles as soon as
you can, also iack-knife and q top.
Two Of us boys left a piece Of wet soap
Mt the head Of the stairs just before day.
break, and by tho time the cook got to
the bottom she was too sick to got break
fast We have prayers reg'lar every day,
and the teacher reads DUB Of the Bible,
but don't think it's so bully as playing
tag in hay loft.
From your aiIectionate son, SAMUEL.
--BrOOkiyn Eagle.
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The only perfume which never seems
TO offend any and which leaves no I'M.
pleasant tang behind it is that Of cologne
water, which stimulates while it sOothca
the senses, and suggests pleasant whole
someness, instead Of any sickish sweet
ness, as the best Of extracts and essences
and bouquets are apt to do. We do not
mean, Of course, the cheap and common
cologne water Of the druggists which is
usually very much worse than none ut all;
and wont to leave, after dying, the smell
Of burned sugar where it liDs been used
often, as it Is made Of the poorest spirit,
and necessarily without subsequent dis
tillation; without regard 10 the fnct that
il requires thestrongcstproof or rectliied
spirit 10 dissolve the combined oils
properly where the process Of dishllation
IN not used. Indeed, with no trouble at
all, any one can make in her own store
room better article Of cologne than that
which il usually bought, by thoroughly
dissolving II fluid dram Of the oil Of Der
gamot, orange and rosemary each, with
hall dram Of beroli and pint of rec
tilted spirit AS good rs en- be mad,
out Of cologne itsalf, however, is also
quite as comfortably prepared at home
as mt the chcmiBJ's--at 80 much less than
the chemists prices that one feels war
rnntcd III using 1t ireol y-simply by mix
ing with one quart of rcctllicd spirit,
two fluid drains each Of the oils OF Der
gamont and lemon, one Of the oils of
orange aud half rs much of that Of rose.