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The daily gazette., 1882-05-16
COMPLAINTS FROM INDIANS.


Three Indians from the Indian Territory
complained to Secretary Teller to-day that
Indian Commissioner Price had refused
them an audience; and further, that Mr..
Price had a bill introduced In Congress taking
away their lands and giving them to the
Arapahoes and Cheyennes. The only rea-
son assigned was that son of Congressman
Price was connected with the Texas Pacific
Railroad Company and that the road favors
the latter Indians having the land. Both
charges are denied by Mr.. Price.
FEDERAL SUPERVISION OF ELECTIONS.
The bill introduced in the House to-day
by Representative Lynch to amend the
Federal election laws provides for the ap-
pointment of four United States supervisors
at each election precinct, two to be taken
from each political party. In case the per
sons appoiE ted under the State laws refuse
TO open the polls at any precinct the election
is to be conducted by persons appointed by
these supervisors, who are to act as nearly
as possible in conformity with the State law.
There must be no intermission, recess or ad-
journment between the hours prescribed by
law for the opening and closing of the polls.
The supervisors have no authority to make
arrests. The bill only applies to elections
for Representatives in Congress. 1t was re-
ferred TO the Committee on Elections.
KEIFER's INCoMPETENCY.
Another illustration of incompetency was
given to-day by Speaker Kiefer in the make
| up of the committees of visitors named by
| him. The visitors to West Point very prop
erly comprise New York (Mr. Camp,
| but the visitors to Annapolis do not include
a member of the House from Maryland.
GENERAL NOTES.
It is stated upon the authority OF the pub
Usher that not more than 100 copies of
| Guiteau's book have been sold, notwith-
standing his great expectations from his
| work.
First Comptroller Lawrence has decided
that the finder of mutilated greenback Is
not entitled to have it redeemed, and that
the United States Treasurer should hold it
subject to the right of the proper owner; but
| If none such should appear, the note should
be held subject to the control of Congress.
The President to-day nominated w. A.
Maury, of this city, to be Assistant Attorney
| general of the United States.
The daily gazette., 1882-05-16
WASHINGTON NOTES
Special Items OF Interest From the
lfa iFiaiI National Capital.

WASHINGTON, May 15.--It is learned that
one of tho objects Of a secret interview
between Judge Wylie Of tho Criminal canrt
and the grand Jury last Saturday was the
wish of the latter to know whether or not
they should accert as evidence certain re-
ports submitted by Mr.. P. H. Woodward
and his statements made in connection
Herewith. These are the reports collected
from inspectors of the Post Office Depart
ments who were sent out over these routes
and on their return directed to report to the
Postmaster General the actual condition iof
the routes and what changes had been made
within given time. The Judge directed
them to receive the records and listen to the
statement Of Mr.. Woodward in explanation
Of them.
"HALF-BREEDs" cHAaRINED.
b, The g half-breed" Republicans are greatly
chagFined on account Of the defeat sustained
by their fellows in the Senate this evening in
the confirmation Of Roland Worthington to
be Collector of Customs at Boston. A very
persistent fight had been made to prevent con
firmation, and the halfbreeds had 1attered
themselves that they had good chance for
victory, but the other side outvoted them by
large majority, the nomination being CON
flrmed by vote of 38 yeas against IA nays.
- This is the first well-deined battle between
the hall-Dreeds on the one SIDE ana the freBl-
dent and the stalwHrts on the other. It was
not, however, a case in which the Democrats
as body felt warranted in taking the side
of the opposition to the executive nomina-
ton. The negative vote Is reported to have
been cast by seven Republicans and seven
Democrats, namely Messrs. Hoar, Dawes
Hawley, Piatt, Miller of New York, Mitchell
Sherman, Bayard, Salisbury, PendletQp,
Williams, Vest, George and Jones Of Florida
River AND HARBoR APPROPRIATIONS
The House Committee on Commerce have
adopted reportto accompany the River and
Harbor Appropriation bill, in which they
state that the bill appropriates In the aggre-
gate SIT 342, ,875, including 1925, 900 for i'm
proving the Missouri river, 81, ,923 900 fol
improving the Mississippi river, and S7o0, ,OOC
for miscellaneous work upon those two
streams. The committee say that at no
| time in its history has the United States
treasury been in so good a condition as now
to warrant large expenditures for river i'm
| provements, and that it is of infinite impor
tance for the protection of the public from
the undue exactions of railroad companie
that the great natural highways of com
merce, the rivers of the country, shall b.
placed in the best condition 10 compete witt
The daily gazette., 1882-05-16
ANOTHER NEW RAILROAD.

contemplated Line from DeImar tn
Cherrystone.
.tpd n" Vne surveyors Of the contem-
bry.to"nd 'ailroad to run from Delmar to
the ronto arrived at Delmar yesterday.
ske Ctr , las been surveyed from POGO
/ at onSo 3 " eherrystone. The surveyors
i from ,I n,1i nS9llllnence the work of locating
il const'ar Deilllar 10 Poeomoke City. If the
bectora .' ,d uclea IL is the purpose of the
bfOlk uo i" run boats from Che errystone to
ktejty !" t'Vlepy Ny making quicker time from
'" NEW York than ut present.
The daily gazette., 1882-05-16

The Senate, yesterday, confirmed Roland
Worthipgton to be Collector of Customs at
Boston.
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Daily Republican., 1882-12-21
Neath'a N0angH.

The death of John P. Hudson, high
y respected and influential citizen o
St. Georges hundred, who resides neal
the village OF St. Georges, which occur
ed on the IS h inst causes a vacsncyIu
that community which will be hard tC
All. Mr.. Hudson had been q suffere,
for long time with consumption. De.
ceased WAS a successful farmer and ac.
cumulated vast amount OF real estate
in and about the village Of 81. Georges
He was director of the Dela~a City
National Bank and the oldest Trustee
Of the st. Georges M. E. Church. He
was in his 18th year and leaves wife
aud several grown children. The de-
ceased WAS buried in the Asbury Gene
terry, near McDonough on Monday last
The deceased was well'known for
his charitable acts and aiding young
msn i'll starting business lie. He was
" ataunoh Republican but never min.
EIed in politics.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-21
Mayors Court,

Last evenin a resp:c abrs. ID
man was charged with dsordarlj
! duct, and using threatnipg and NJ
language TO 3 colOret nlap Thu
WAS continued, to aliow him 10 pr
witnesses IN his defense.
William Baldwin was back q
same old ohArge Of drunkenness,
fined 80 cents and c0,t,.
Patrick Co;tingham and II
Kane weee charged by Jo3n B. R
with disorderly Gouduct ia front
store in the westsra part of tht
The witness swute that q part,
whom the accused were, had thre,
TO tear his plac5 out.
Harry Sharp sy, Esq, appeared
young men, but the Mayor adj
them guilty and imposed q fine
cents aud costs eaCn.
This morning there were four
drunks, among then btlng Aunie
dan. TnUy were each fuod 80 cen
costs.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-21
FOURTHEDlTION
ELECTKIO LI0H rs.
A Number of stores 90 ne LtKhsed
mA An EnrIY Day

n NumDSR OF BAOR&B 10 ne hI&neod
AGan Early Day.
For several days past workmsn have
been engaged in placing in position on
arms OF the Mutual Union Telegraph
poles, heavy enoased copper wire, fol
the purpose OF introducing the electric
light into number of business houses
ON Market street. The plan was con.
eeived some time ago but for some uu-
explained reason no active steps were
taken until within the past few weeks,
when a company was formed aud the
matter Is zcw being pushed to compile
ton.
The apparatus used will be what ID
known as Uhe Wallace electric machine
and will be driven by IA twenty horse
power engine, which the company have
rented from Remington & Co, ma-
chinisls on East Front street, and tho
necessary machinery is located in d
building in the rear Of sheir works.
The wires will run from this building
mp Lombard to Fourth street, up
Fourth to Market, and thence to the
stores whioh are TO be lighted.
The lamps are similar to those thak
have been used for u long time by the
National Dredging Company near the
mouth Of the Christiana, III which the
lover carbon is stationery. The ex
PRnse Of Introducing the electric light
is borne By the company, az, is also
that of the carbons which are renewed
daily.
The cost of the light will Of course
depend in great measure on the nun
Der used, and is estimated al present to
be about Is cents per niGht tor each
lGInp.
4 G7nC'omsn connected with the entec
pIlse said this morning, that if they
were properly patroniaed, the cost could
be reduced u about one half what it
now is. Tue following parties have
agreed TO have the lamps iEtrOd uced Ia
u their stores and if the arrangements
car possibly be completed will be sup.
pI!ed with the light for the hrst time
tomorrow evening,
LaWton 's.China sore, GOA Market IT.,
Two bghtB; C. 4. Thomas & CO., All
Market street, two lights; j. p. Dough
ten, 4l0 MarWet street, three lights;
Granville Worrell, Masonic Temple,
one light: h. II. Watson, Institute
Building, Que light: John Moore, 22S
Market street one light; c. r. Rudolph,
2Sl Market street, two lights; j. W.
y Diefendort, Fourth and Market streets.
four lights; Mutual Union Telegraph
Co, Third and Market sIreets one
light.
IL IL the intention of several of the |
above party TO have number of lights
introduced, if they should prove salts |
factory. 1t was thought last evening |
'ha, the lamps wonld all be In position |
aud ready 10 hight this evening, but
)wiuR to unavoidable delays in rsceiv.
ng the fixtures, and the bad w6a her
u-day; they will not be ready before to.
morrow evening,
Daily Republican., 1882-12-21
A RtIminRi0nlna IHiRreI

On Wednesday last, George All
der, n resident of this city visited
dale, Chester County, Pa, whmoI
Inaiued at the hotel over DighI
the morning he arose, dressed
started to 60 down stairs, w1t
missed his footing aud fell again
door at the bottom of the stairs,
ing 1t open, and throwing hin
great fOrGs against a stand, bre
his hip and cutting a severe g
his head. He was picked up and
iCal assistance rendered after VIII
was conveyed TO his homeia tbi'
The injuries received were 50 pi
that he had 10 6t C0uVe5 I'd BY
stages, requiring eight hours 10
the trip, d distance OF only th
miles. The injured man is "a
tmprOVi Dg uDGtr the care Of a b
physician.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-21
Fine PRDeF Rolls

u
The Lobdell Car Wheel COMPANY 0
this city have just finished ready tol
! Shipment set OF chilled cast iron pa,
per rolls to be used In the manufacture
Of paper. The set comprises nine rol!e
and when seen this morning by a RE
pUBLiCAN reporter hey we're placed in
frame ore above the other, III man.
ner similar to the way they will hf
placed when IN active operation.
This was done III order to ascertain
If they would work properly. The
test proved very satisfactory, AS they
were q perfect fit On thu fret trial.
The top roll measures l5xSO inches on
the surface; the second and eighth one
measures l2XS0, the FIVE centre ones 10
xe0, while the bottom one, upon which
all the upper Ones rest, is 1SxS0, the
whole number combined weighing ~
800 pounds or !, 800 tons complete.
The rolls are cast and finished by this
firm and for superior excellence cannot
ee exCelled. The upper rolls are cast
and finished perfectly straight and
cylindrical while the bottom roll is
ground with sufficient crowning to
'h"NP " POitCSV Jolbb anu IbS JOlDLb
are perfectly parallel with each other.
The surface of the rolls are as hard as
tempered steel.
They are the first ever tried together
at these works, and, as previously stat.
ed worked very satisfactorily. The
grinding of the patent chilled rolls was
fret begun by this firm in 1864 and
1865, previous to that they were ground
by working two together with the aid
OF emory, The manufacture CT these
rolls is under the supervision OF James
Craig, a practical maohiniSt, who learn
ed his trade with the above named firm,
together with aLother gentleman of
equal ability.
These roll will be properly boxed and
shipped tomorrow TO city in Mass.
&C husetts.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-21
GFemt PhiInnnIn...-' -

A fire occurred last eyeDin, IN
smiths Hall on Library strset ~ I.
fltth, Philadelphia. il was
building; SIX stories in height :
front OF orswn stone. The fia,n.' Y
discovered iu the second s,syv % 1
back butldipR,aud the Hal w,s " o''l
destroyed, There we're a nnotl r' y
tenants In the building, ,bs hal
losers being Lehman & BoItor
oRFaphers and printers, ,SI50, ,CCo q
insured; f. q. Markla, A. sor. /
erS, $40, 900, insurance $1,000. 4
ha6n nIen X to, dealer. in al
skins. S25, 900, insurance Slg C00
Hsehl' n.was the owner Of tbe AM, nroS
and his loss lis estimated Al mi
with an insurance Of S5O,OOO I'M
of Philadelphia Dispelsarx
partially burned and several Il
otnersurroundting properties vsrs|
aged somewhat by the falling
water and smoke.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-21
Death of an Old Citizen.

Joseph Crawford an aged and respect
ed citizen died at his residence nGaI
Glasgow Oh Sunday last in the TIL yeal
of his age and his remains were inferred
to day III the Glasgow cemetery. Mr..
Crawford soon after the war removed
10 this city where he resided several
years and then moved back to his farm
but several of his sons still remain here,
When the war of the rebellion broke
out Mr.. Crawford was Democrat,
but when Fort Sumpter was fred upon
he united with the Republican party,
and inspired by their fathers patriot
ism his sons followed him and took up
arms In defense of their eountry's flag.
Mr.. Crawford was q member Of the NJ.
Il, church and q consistent Christian.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-21
Public UptRAOn.
For the Republican.


An intelligent canvass of public
opinion has enabled us TO clearly de-
termine that the people do not want
any interference with the King street
market. The farmers who come to this
market have almost universally signed
remonstrance. The merchants of Mar
ket street are nearly unanimous in the
opinion that 1t would not ejust TO them.
lauy OF them would prefer to have it
back on Market street and they have
signed the general remonstrauce pub
lIshed in the REPUBLICAN on last
THURSDAY. 1t is expected by this even
ing that upwards of fifteen hundred
bonafde persons will have signed
against the removal of the King street
market.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-21
KleeGHOn of OncerA.

Harmony Council United Friends OF
America, on Tuesday evening elected
the following officers
w. P.-O. +. Sawyer.
w. V.-Miss Alice Cornell,
K. S.-Wm. I. DAVIS.
Treas.-Wm. Tndar.
Or. W Richard Heritage
Jr. W.-Miss Lizz,e Freeze.
Chap.-Mrs. Ella Il. Davis.
Sr. G George H. Connor.
Jr. G..-Mrs. Mary Hilbdrn.
I. S.-John s. Stephens.
o S.-Wm. w. Neal.
Trnstes-James X SuCterlOy.
This society meets every Tuesday
night in tao GawthlOp Building,
Daily Republican., 1882-12-21
nnrnnaAnrr Rea! EsIate

John V. Cnristy g. Son. tpo o,
known tobacco dealers, paF !laSou 80,
terdey from Mrs. Tlrzah Cal1y, y
brick house situated Gu tng 5. ..
vest corner OF Second and sbIplS9y., !,
and the one adjoining on SsGoou = n -, .,
for S65OO. The lot has ltonsI .,rssi
twenty-two feet on shlprey Stfs''
sixty feet on Second street.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-21
Another EsOFgs DIeE

Another valuable livery horse
longing to E. T. Stroud, whteh hai
suffering with the p,eUropneuH
tor three days, mention Of
having been previously made, 0lT
night from tile effects Of that iatal
ease. The horse was valued 81
$3.50 and Ia tine third 0Ge Owned D
Stroud. that nas died this week
entailisg a loss OF from ! 1OV 70
Several Of the other horses sho"
symptoms Of the disease, but aS q
watch il kept on their movements
remedies applied al once, u y
thought that any more vii! de
Daily Republican., 1882-12-21
FIFTH EDITTo
Pleasant .,,,,,,, sUrc-,

o, Last n,s.a evening ys about 3 o'o'oc. o,
nd or more et OF the friends Of q, TT'OGs, u u,
TnS.,h TnS h, wlte, visited their resid..I "a a Ac
Lom bard street, theocca sio'' iioS'qienoa
nnI aorsleth tn anniversary of NI tb.ir Oeinl
bride. pifthday d
| The presents were nnr,o
st uSnle among which were SU' a az
china dinner set from bis f,s. eoI1 !,
chuFch;rabIe linen, towels ',aSnds lends
glass ware, handkercbisfs, ,''SIlVer
OF socks for the groom, Knit ana
Iaay over 30 years of age ' Oy4
The table was spread -
length aud refreahmsnts W .rs, ts
tue entire company served '0ulcls
Tho presentation wac
pastor, Rev. T. r. Crea,ass asue
speech ;l, l who spoke Of the g,o bea1ot1 10 I
ing so q" to have friends nS'y ~S: 9
as We erow ol1, aad clossdT s Tuo h l9
tne happy couple many " vsoy, ~ !"
Auh ullES,
This was responded to bv !,
who rejoiced in the fact TIA. n 'ae
dealt lightly with him and "i bn4 'lL
decay of things with Wbioh % IaE
associated in the y ears of ",In ,h
could scarcely realize that hug ,ns
so long. The house wbers ho ho naS lu
was gone; the house wbere III ~, wa "a
porn was gone; the bonsa D'' "n !"
hrst started in their pewlT wig "nss
was gone all these tbi6r," "Vau ra,.
hlm tnat ne was growing ia IA ''i1 ~
tried to make hlmself wSrtbv . ,p' ~
aud rejoiced that he w. y-' .no,l VI
worthy TO be remembered ' io
manner trl as was shown last niobt III
The occasion was a h,nn.S n,S Sn'. ~,
and to none more than Pti tia 'ns u.
bride OF Sixty-one years, who U 90 y
Ploteiy taken bs surprlse' sba
nothing OF the affair until tbs I Y
began to pour in upon her. ~
Daily Republican., 1882-12-21
E,nstnlHnIinay GINS.

W. B. Cole, the popular men !.
nisher, offers a fine assortment ol
in his lire. Elegant neckWeaf IL
tiful boxes. Gloves, collars,
shirts, silk handkeEchtsts, anu a.
things every cody knows tnSS
always get more for thelr nol ".
Coles than any other furnishing ~
town. 2U2 Market ST.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-21
A ranahnr F,in,r in Ncnool

Yesterday afternoon during sohooI
hours Miss Lulu Faynter, n teacher al
No. Z School Finh and Pine street
while engaged in giving exercises OF
the Black board swcoDed ana fell, striE
ing her head on chair. Dr., Ball wal
Immediately summoned aud succeeded
In restoring her to consciousness, aftal
which she was removed t. hsr home on
East Fourth street.
Miss Paynter is y daughter of Lewis
Paynter member of Council from the
Fourth ward.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-21

A western paper says: Nothing will
cure some sick men more quickly than
an office, properly applied. This cure
may be very successful in many cases,
but we would say; If man suffers
from a cough or cold, give him Or.
Bulls Cough Syrup,
Daily Republican., 1882-12-21
rnrneLot Of EThrneo,

Mcssrs. j. X, Sutterley q oSS w.
weylknown photographers, at fds,. ~.
ket street, have received a ~ t"lay ars.
alignment Of picture frames OF 1S,cS S,c,'
scriptiDn for the holidays. r fItU. afoy.
should examine their stocS Ob,U b"ys
chasing elsewhere as they H'''
largest stock in the city.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-21
DEAFERH.

BOULDEN--ln this aity, on the goth inst,
Charles J: Boulden, aged 80 yearS.
Relatives and frtenL are respectfully vi
ted to attend the funeral from bis late reEf-
day morning az ten O'Clock. lnterment at
Mt Salem oerle cry.
MlCHENEk---f' n the Goth inst, annie L.,
daughter Of Jefferson and Amanda Mi. a..
snsr, Gged 10 years
The relatives ami friends of the family are
requested to attend the funeral from the res
idence OF her parents, 81 Adams street, on
Sunday the Gath inst. Services at the house
at 10 o'clock, a. m.
Chester county papers please copy.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-21
Appogmssa Aupertntsn d ems.

Charles B. Draper, assistant to th'
superintendent of the Rtverview GENE
terry this city, has 6e9u appointed bS
the managers of Lehanoa cemetery
PhiladelphiS, superintendent of thai
place. The appointment Ia good one
and Mr.. Draper Is fully competent tc
filI tho pOAitiOn.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-21
Dolls! nUIls!l
AN EXpLOBtOu,

The boiler in the kitchen of one Of
the new houses erected by William
Dean of Newark, burst few days ago,
blowing the range to pieces, aud slight,
ly iniuring Charles King and David
Constantine who were doing carpenter
work In the room.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-21
RRNn A AMilcte0

with an affection of the throat from
childhood, caused by diphtheria, and
nave used various remedies, but have
mover found anything eqnal to Brown
Bronchial Troches." Rev. G. M. #.
Hampton, Piketon, Ky. Sold only in
boxes.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-21

sutterlsy 81 Co. have incFesseT sSsp
help so that they will nos hvr Nd >
waiting but a few minutes naJIsrg STE
their work in three days an o h
aud 3O4 Market street. oPGa oPa h
evening, come as early in 'n' !
POSSIBLE. -
Daily Republican., 1882-12-21

The roller skaters friend-It cures
their sprained wrists, skinned limbs,
cut noses and bruised bodies. No roller
skater or other skater can afford to be
an enemy OF St. Jacobs Oil.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-21
Advance AGENT,

Oscar Rahn, business agent of Du-
prea & Bened!Gi's Miuatrels, is in the
city having bills posteI tor a benefit on
Wednesday,, January ri, 1888. Tuis
company always draws large houses.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-21

Go to Crippens and se' ...,. . sl,Vst " ,t
ed knife and fork for a 30, lSsm saat Il
for the little ones. M D h"''
street,
Daily Republican., 1882-12-21
OUR PRICE LIST:
0VERGOATS.

500 90 Custom MAIDS Overcoats,
Satin Lired $1,000 q Is. 90
A5 GO Custom Made Overcoats,
Double Twill Serge 400 Il 1880
$40 CO Custom Made Overcoa ATS,
Satin Sieeve Lining 1880 Il $50
$500 Custom Made Overcoats,
Satin Facing 5000, II 90 & l2. 90
$500 Custom Made Overooats,
Satin Facing $50 3 9.T5
Daily Republican., 1882-12-21
A FALL.

Last evening man who was under
the influence of liquor, fell down the
steps leading to Shaw's restaurant, Sixth
and Market streets. No injuries we're
received beyond good shaking up.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-21

For a good dress or bus n0SI Mar
clothes 80 to Ferd. Carson "'
Tailor. 6l7 Market St.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-21

DOWEING--FARRA-Cn Dec. 9Gth, 1852.
by Rev. Stubs. at 1886 South 4th stYeet,
Mr.. Elijah ]. Downing to Misl Enma v
FarTS, both OF VIII, Del.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-21
~ YOn. % Yeq.

Headquarters for tue ola fashioned
moiass3e candles, all the tiavOrs Obi
ago cAramsIs. Al)Ouc csndies strtcily
pure. Corner 9th and Market, Benson
! y Son.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-21
For Christmas.

% inch Silk Umbrellas at 50, each at
Russells Bee Hive 800 Market street
Daily Republican., 1882-12-21
Ar RHRB

Christmas Tea sets very cheap at
Crlppens, No. East Secoud street.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-21
GRATEEUL-C0MF
z PPS'S COCOA
BREAKFAST.

"hy thorough knowledge Of the natural
lava which govern the operations OF diges
ton and nutrition, and by a careful applios
tlon Of fine properties Of well selected Cocoa
Mr.. Epps has provided our breakEa It tablet
with o delicatey favored beverage
which may save US many heavy dOctors' bills.
1t Ia by the 1cdieiOus use Of such articles Of
diet that aconStitudon may be gradually
bu up until strong enough TO resist every
tsndsN'v to disease. Hundreds OF subtle
maladles a"e foatiug around ua ready to A.,
tack WLerevv- there Is o weak point We may
escape manV fatal shaft by KCsplng our.
selves we'll fortified with pue blood and q
properly nOnrished frame."-Uivil Service
ga 2stte.
Made simply with boiling water or milk.
Sold In tins only (ktb and ~, labeled.
JAMES EPPS IL CO..
He mOeOpathie Chemists,
LA)NLON. ENGLAND.