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The GUESSING CONTEST ENDEp-The Jar of beans
which has stood In the window of Mr.. =. T. MINI
mos piano warerooms, on 7th street, for several
weeks was opened last night, and the beans were
counted by committee composed OF flve-two
newspaper men and three merchants OF efn street.
The number or beans was found to he $3.50. Mr..
Nimmo offered as prize for the person guessing
over Is COO guesses were registered in the n5ors
kept for the purpose. the numbers ranging from
TO 6,Go0 CO0,0O0. There was only one who guessed
the right number and that was Miss Lottie Dant
aged Is, OF No. q Myrtle street northeast TO whom
the organ was awarded. The liquid capacity OF
the jar which contained the beans was found TO
be - gintS.
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Flight of the Mayor OF Adrinn- NIict.
UNAUTHORIZED NEGOTIATIONS OF CITY BoNps-Ex-
CITFNENT IN ADRIAN.


DETROIT, MICH, February 10.-The city OF Adrian
Is In state OF great excitement over the discovery
OF the seemingly unauthorized negotiating OF
$4,000 worth OF bonds, OF the issue OF which no one
had any knowledge. short time since tue city
council authorized the issue OF this amount OF
bonds for water works purposes, but there has
been active hostility 10 the measure and doubts
have been raised as to the legality OF the authar-
zation. Now IL appears that the whole issue OF
these bonds has been negotiated through the
Union Trust company, New York, and over half
the money drawn on them The mayor OF the city,
Ihos. J. Nayin, Is alleged by New York parties 10
be the person who negotiated the bonds nd drew
money on them. All this has been done secretly,
and the facts only came out yesterday 60 the utter
astoniShment OF the people. Nayin denies that
any bonds have been issued. but admits that he
has corresponded with New York parties as 10
what prospective bonds could he placed in that
market Tor, and fnally furt her admitted that he
had procured the printing II bonds, but denied
ever having issued any. When the facts came ont
yesterday afternoon NaVin left the town. There
is no doubt that bonds, purporting To have been
signed by him. have been sold IN New York and
held 10y experienced dealers, who believed them
entirely genuine
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-10

AMONG TIE PRESIDENTS CALLERS to-day were
Senator'S Lapham, Hoar, Cameron, McP herson,
Beck, Miller Call, Mcmillan, Hale and Represent
atives Wait, Calkins, Crapo, Harris MASS, Houk,
Moore, Robinson, Mckinley, Burrows, Morey.
stephens. Shallenberger, Watson and Russell. To-
day was very lively day at the house in the num-
ber OF callers. The Cabinet met at ~ O'Clock, all
the me mbers except Attorney General Brewster,
who is in Philadelphia, being present
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-10

PERsoNAL-Gen. Sherman is in Philadelphia, for
q short stay.-Dr. NJ. J. Cramer, US. charge
daf1aires at Berne, is at NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Lawrence has returned from his visit TO Ohio ana
resumed the duties OF his ofice.-A. ii. Belo OF
the Galveston Eescs, is at the Riggs.-J. B. Nc
Cuilagh, editor OF the ST. Louis Globe -Democ7at, ID
at the EDbitt.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

THE ADJOURNED ANNUAL MEETING OF
L|S the Stockholders of the THIRD WASHINGTON
COOPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION for ac-
ton the amendments to the Constitution proposed
at last meeting. will be held NEXT MONDAY NIGHT,
at o'clock in the hall of the Association 615 TIN street.
opposite Patent Office.
fI0-2t JOHN f.. THOMPSON Secretary.
4 rps ALL EMPLOYEES AND LATE EN-
t-S ployees of the Census Office earnestly
quested to meet at TaImadge Hail. FRIDAY EVEN
ING the 10th instant at 80 O'Clock sharp to consider
a matter of importance to all. f9-2t
~ THE PLUMBERS LABORERS UNION CLUB,
L~S No. I, hereby give notice that they will exact
81 IS day. advance of 25 day. working
10 hours To take effect the LIST of March, 1882 By
order OF the President
f9-3ts JAMES HENRY.
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kilograms to The Star.
FLIGHT OF A SwINDLING MAYOR.
EXCITEMENT OVER A NEW YORK FAILURE.
THE LATEST NEWS BY CABLE.
The Labor ssrik. i'm New Or,.,,.

NEW ORLEANS. February i0.-The labor union
held a meeting last night and resolved 90 sun port
the strikers In the cotton presses until every nom
union man is weeded out Several presses COM
piled with the demand OF the union yeSieri w ana
resumed work; Others viii probably do 80 to-day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-10

ANOTHER SUDDEN DEATH.-Mrs- Anne Holbrooke,
aged % years, died suddenly yesterday or apopleXy,
at her residence, IS3 81 street northeast
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-10

LORD GRANVILLE, in dispatch 20 Minister
West, in this city, discusses the Panama canal
question from the British standpoint He denies
any analogy between the cases OF the Panama and
SueZ canals
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Affairs Abroad.

DANGEROUS oaKuM
LONDON. February 10.-Lucrer matches were
discovered In the Davenport docR-yard In some
salyed oakum, which originally came from Dub
I'm. Orders have been issued % examine an the
bales on their recent, was formerly the custom
during the Fenian scare.
PASSLAyiSTs ARRESTED
vienna, February i0.-Two panslavlSts have
been arrested in PanszoRa.
WITHDRAWAL OF GOLD FROM THE IMPERIAL BANK
or GERMANY.
BERLIN, February 10.-There has been con-
siderable withdrawal OF gold on foreign account
from the imperial bank or Germany.
A MILITARY MURDERER OF TWO BoYs DECLARED
BLAMEIEss.
sentlnel or the fuSileer guards who recently
hired on crowd or bows who were teasing him
killing two Of them, has been declared blamcless
by the authorities The liberal press is indignant
MANCHESTER NaRKEr.
LIVERPOOL February l0.-2:3o r. M-The market
Tor yarn, and fabrics at Manchester Is dun and
tends down
COFFEE BLIGHT IL CEYIoN.
LONDON, February l0-The island OF Ceylon Is
suffering greatly from the coffee blight. The
crop Is wor tn only e. o0 600 against an estimated
value OF GO 100000.
THE INTERNATIONAL RIFLE CONTEST.
LONDON, February l0-The annual report OF the
national rifle ASSOCIATION expresses the belief that
the contest between representatives OF Great
Britain ana the United States would be or the
greatest national intereSt- The council of the as
soelaton VIII do It's utmost 10 carry IL out In o
manner worthy OF its Importance.
TEST VOTE IN THE FRENCH SENATE
PARIS, February 10.-The first trial of strength
In the senate since the recent elections of senators
resulted In The rejection OF the bill against dom.
ci1ary visits and expuisions from monastor1as. by
q vote OF l51 70 1Ol, showing that jules Simon's
party no longer have casting vote in such Ques-
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- SAMUEL KER,
tS DRY GOODS.
$50 7th street northwest.
New French and Scotch Ginghams, just opened; best
qualities at low prices.
Silks. Satins. and Rhadanes, extra good values.
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Internal reve-
enue, s4o5, ,945. .35; customs, 81, ,159,e12
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-10

THE COMMITTEE ON WAYS AND MEANS heard a
representative OF southern tobacco manufacturers
to-day In favor OF reduction Of the tax on cigars
and cigarettes
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ate the contents OF the bladder or bowels. We are
Of the opinion that his wound is necessarily fatal
and have so informed the patient-an announce
ment which he received with compoSure His
mental condition is unimpaired.
,c,r,oa, ID. w. BLISS, Nj. n.
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THE HOUSE COMMITTEE On foreign affairs have
postponed the hearing on the Hawaiian treaty
until their meeting next Tuesday.
DAKOTA TO THE FRONT.-A delegation OF seventy
five members from the Territory Of Dakota called
upon Speaker Keifer last night in the parlors Of
the Ebbitt House and Were presented by the
Hon. X. +. Pettigrew. To-day they called upon
the Presi cent, and after paying their respects
were shown through the Executive Mansion.
MEMBER Of the Senate appropriations COM
mttee, investigating the Treasury contingent
fund. to-day said there was not particle of truth
In the statement made by some OF the papers that
Senator Davis, OF West Virginia, OF that commit
tee, was endeayoring to make point against Sem
ator Sherman.
SENATOR LAMAR WAS STRUCK DOWN by a pas
sing carriage at the corner OF Pennsylvania avenue
and 7th street yesterday afternoon, and pain
fully hurt. He was walking leisurely along 7tn
street, and when almost on the curDing car.
riage drawn by two horses was driven recklessly
around the corner. He was struck by enc OF the
horses and Knocked down. The driver and the
occupants Of the carriage drove right on, never
stopping for even an instant to ascertain what In
jury had been done.
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THE EVENING STAR.
PUBLISHED DAILY, Except Sunday,
AT THE STAR BUILDINGS.
Northwest Corner Psnnsyivania Ave and 1lth st., y
The Evening Star Newspaper Company,
GEO. W. ADAMS, Prest

TEE INNING kTAR u served 70 enbecr1be6 N tne
city by carriers their account at 10 cents per
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cents each. By mal-posage prepsid-so cents month
one year, f6; six months. g.
Entered the Post Once at Warrington, d. c.,
second -clsss mail matter.
TEE WEEKLY STAR-published on Friday-$2 year,
Postage prepaid. Six months 81 10 copes for $1o; 10
copies for $50.
IL All mail subscriptions must Be paid In advance:
nc paper sent longer tnan is paid for
Rates of advertising made known apnlcAtior.
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Tso JAMES Fl. MCGILL, WHOLESALE AND
t-S RETAIL DEALER IN BUILDING SUPPLIES,
142l New York avenue, the Treasury Department
EAsHINGToN, d. &.
Bartlett Hsyward& Co.'S Archtectura Iron Work. Ma
sGry's Paints and Colors. Leads, Oils Pate Window
and Ornamental Glass: Mintons Tiles. Terra Gotta.
Portland Cement. &c. dl3-3m
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-04-28
The Cars Intrigue.

A very painful and disagreeable story,
which reached here from st. Peters
burg few days ago, and which has, up
to this time, been kept sedulously pri-
vate, has at last leaked out, and is now
the principal subject of gossip in court
circles.
1t is to the effect that the Car, fol
lowing the example of his ancestors,
both maternal and paternal, has given
cause for grief to his wife by persisting
in a scandalous intrigue with Mile. DON
nichetisky, remarkably handsome
woman, who attracted much attention
in st. Petersburg and at Moscow last
year as a circus rider. The explana-
ton given by those who attempt an ex-
tenuation of the Car in this unhappy
afair,is that the life which he has been
compelled to lead since the assassina-
ton Of his father has been sucn as to,
IN his opinion, necessitate for him re-
taxation and pleasures which the natu-
rally sedate and sober character of his
wife denied.
She, constantly laboring under the
apprehension of the assassination of
her husband, has lost even that degree
of gayety which she formerly posses
sed, and the hours spent by her hus-
band with her are represented to have
been anything but enjoyable. The in
trigue referred to had its beginning
some time before the assassination of
the late Gar. 1t was suspended i'm
mediately after that event, and was
supposed to have been ended. But
within the last three months it has been
renewed, and the young woman has
been indiscreet enough to permit her
imperial lover to insist upon her pres
ence at Gatschina and to receive bis
attentions almost under the very eyes
of the Empress.
A few days since the latter was forced
to behold such undeniable evidences of
the in6delity of her husband as to rem
der her residence with him almost i'm
possible, and it is said that she has in
formed her parents here of the clrcum-
stances, and begged them to permit
her TO return to their home-Copen-
hagen.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-04-28

spring up along the wagon track, and
thus mark out the road for miles.
Even on hard rock mans bare foot
will leave the dust caked togathcr by
perspiration, SO that practiced eye
will see it and even if there is no
track, a stone will be disturbed here
and there, the side of the pebble which
has long lain next to the ground being
turned up. If it is still damp, the man
or beast that turned it has passed very
recently. If shower OF rain has fallen,
the track will tell whether it was made
before, during or after the shower !;
similar indications can be obtained from
the dew; and other indications of the
time that has elapsed since man
passed by is furnished the state of the
crushed grass. which will be more or
less whithered as the time is longer or
shorter. Other indications are drawn
from the directions is which the grass
lies; this tells how the wind was blow
ing at the time the grass was crushed /;
and by nothing previous of the wind,
one learns the time at which each part
| OF the track was made.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-04-28
Sayages on the Trail.

One of the most remarkable features
of uncivilized life is the power sayages
show of tracking men and beasts over
immense distances. Many travellers
have spoken CT this as something almost
miraculous, yet IL Is only the result of
careful observation Of certain we'll
known signs; and we have here before
US collection Of very common-sense
hints on the subject. In countries ike
ours. every trace, footprint or wheel
track on roads OF paths are soon oblit-
Grated or hopelessly confused; but it
is otherwise in the wilderness, where
neither man nor beast can conceal his
track In Caferland, when cattle are
stolen, if their footprints are trcsed
into village, the head man IS respon-
sible for them, unless he can show the
same track going out. A wagon track
IN new country IS practically indelible.
More especially" says the authros OF
SHIFTS and Expedients of Camp Life"
lis this the case if fire sweeps over
the plain Immediately after, or if
wagon passes during or after q prairie
fire. We have known fellow traveller
recognize IL this manner the tracks his
wagon had made seven years before,
the lines of charred stumps chrushed
short down remaining to indicate the
passage of the wheels, though all other
impressions had been obliterated by
the rank annual growth fully twelve
feet high. Some times the original soil
being distubed new vegetation VIII
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-04-28

train IN the general seating, and been a
moment preoccupied. In that moment
Tom, nodding an excuse to his neigh
Dor and to Mr.. Maynard, slipped into
the hall and was back again before the
rustic had quite subsidized. It seemed
TO Lucia as If every oyster were tur-
tie; slipping her soup was ike the effort
of the old woman to sweep the sea from
her door. Through roast, entree, course
by course, what intermediate torture
was this she endured She would have
declared they had been at the table
half the night. All the time she felt
her husbands glance pursuing her,
while she manipulated her hand to
evade it; and all the time had to talk
with Mr.. Maynard, and give her re-
parties on this side and on the other
with the gayest of the gay, with no
more idea of what she was saying than
if in a trance. What an eternity II was
becoming; what reckoning was to fol-
lowl She was receiving the punishment
of her deceit thousand times. Dazed
and dizzy, a scarlet spot on either
cheek, she telt hardly able to keep her
chair. She wanted to scream out to
her husband the whole story; she was
afraid she should.
The prairie chicken was being served,
when,she saw,as if in dream, a waiter,
VI o had just come in, STOPPING to
pick up Toms napkin, and side-long
glance showed her Tom fumbling with
tiny parcel. In another breath it
was all right. Thescolor left her cheek;
she understood what was said around
her; the prairie chicken had some
flavor. She stretched her hand for a
bit Of bread. Il beg your pardon 2
said Tom, this is your roll, i think. =
And she crumbled the roll between
them, and the ring touched the tip OF
her finger, and with the help of the
crust and the tablecloth she worried it
into its usual place, while answering
Mr.. Maynard's question as TO her pref
erence regarding game. And as she
raised her hand to brush back love-
lock falling too low over her beautiful
eyes, Mr.. Donald Mcdonald saw the
blood-red flash of the ruby gemmel
| ring.
1t was not till year and day that
he heard the story from his wife's lips;
and forgiving her for her part, prom
| ised better fashions for his own.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-04-28


The schoolmistress told the boy to
prepare composition on winter, !"
and this is how he did it. "Winter is
the coolest season of the year, because
it comes in the winter mostly. In
some countries winter comes ia the
summer. then it is very pleasant. l
wish it came in summer in this coun-
try, which is the best government the
sun ever shown upon. Then we could
go barefoot, and slide down hill in linen
trousers We could SNOWFALL without
getting our fingers cold, and men who
go out slei ghi ing wouldn't have to stop
at every tavern to get warm, as they
do now. 1t SHOWS more in the winter
than it does at any other season of the
year. This is because so many cutters
and sleighs are made then"
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-04-28
KHEIMA1IAM

There has been no medicine for Rheumatism
ever introduced that equals Durlngs Rheumatic
Remedy. II is as sure to cure as the seasons are
to follow one another. Many of our prominent
men here in public life have used it with great
success. We uuhcsitatingly recommend it.
TFashiBytoa City Republican.
Soil at all drug stores. Price one dollar Six
bottles for FIVE dollars Write for free circular to
the proprietor, Mr.. X Helpstine, druggist
Washington. D. c.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-04-28

A Sunday school teacher was exhib-
iting his specimen pupil to q compa-
ny Of visitors, and in the course of
some questions propounded to elicit
evidence of the child's precocity, asked:
Now tell me, why does the Lord
love your mother, Samuel?" "Cause
she's sinner" Every good; and why
does she come to church on Sunday"
"Cause she has a new bonnet almost
every week"
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-04-28
Uotten Cahhngc in ono CcIlnr

tt rs well Established tact thai much blood
poisoning disease is traceable L. dccayed y5geta.
bles IN the cellar. This is especially the case in
the spring of the year after the cellars have been
closed for many months, and before they haI e
been opened out and properly clcansed and aired
Moral. Air your cellars early and purify and
renoyate the system with Aliens Iron Tome
Inc bears the signature Of j. b. Allen. druggist
and manufacturing pharmacist, sole manufac.
turer. st. Paul Mimi.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-04-28
Could Hardly stand ON Her Fec.

Il. Y. PlEEcE. NJ. n, Buffalo, y Y. pelt
Sri ~sst tell you what your medicine has done
for me. Before taking your "Favorit, PreScrip-
ton l could hardly stand on my feet. but. 6y
following your advice am perfectly cured.
The "Favorite Prescription is wonderful mSii-
cine for debiitsted and nervous females | can
not express how thankful l am for your advice.
Yours truly.
Mss. G0RNEIiA ALLISON. Peosta. Ia
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-04-28

FoR Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Depression Of
Spirits and General Debility in thevarious forms.
also as preventive against Fever and Ague, and
other Intermittent Fevsrs. tie 'FERRo- PHospHo-
Rated ELIXIR OF CALIsAvA," made by Caswell
Hazard q Co, New York, ana sold by all drug
gsts is the best tonic and for patients recovering
from Fever or other sickness, 1t has no equal.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-04-28

A little boy had been visiting at the
house Of a relative, where he took
some primary lessons in the history Of
the American revolution, and how
the Americans whipped the Britishers.
The lad returned home full Of the new
subject. and at the tea table said TO his
father Pa, are you q Britisher p
"a Yes, my son. / was born In England. -
" Well, we whipped yOu,7 retorted the
youngster.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-04-28

4 Clergyman in neighboring city
who had just been installed. and who
was searching the town over in vain for
house to live in, began his prayer
very innocently the next Sunday as
follows 90 Lord, We are wanderers
here below. Thou knowest we have no
abiding place" Many of his consre-
CATION who knew of his fruitless en-
deavors in house-hunting, could not
help smiling quietly at the truth Il his
remark.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-04-28
HOW VERY ANNOYING.

When one is invited out to hearty dinner, how
very annoying to feel sSch dyspeptie symptoms as
retasting of the food. belching- heat in the
stomach. heartburn, etc. If thus afflicted your
digestive organs are weak. Nothing assists ma
ture effectively in giving tone and strength to
the stomach. liver and bowels as that Queen of all
vegetable TONES. DIR. Guys its YELLOW Deck and
Sarsaparilla. Il is certain cure for all kinds of
dyspepsia. 1t also cures nervous weakness. 1t is
kind and friendly to the brain. 1t makes good
flesh and blood. II cures hysteria, nervous ex-
ctabillty, wasting Of the muscles, and expels all
blood impurities. For brain workers il is espe-
cialy beneficial; it checks all tendency to insan-
ity. II removes such symptoms as blotches, skin
diseases, dimness Of vision, loss Of memory cough
catarrh Of the bladder, painfal urination, dyspep-
sia general despOndency etc.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-04-28

Ample capital, light expenses and
buying direct from the manufacturers,
enable JAMES MORGAN, 386 and 388
East Water ST.. Milwaukee, TO sell Ia
bic Linens, Napkins, Towels, Silks,
Dress Goods, Millinery, etc, below any
other Dealer in the Northwest. He
will open New Department in few
DAYS
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-04-28
THEIR oCCrPATIoN&oSE

Il. Y. PlERcE NJ. D.. Bufalo. y. y l was
attacked with congestion Of the lungs. soreness
over the liver severe pair in the joints burn
ing fever, and general giving a way OF the whole
system, Failing 10 find relief in remedies pre-
Seribed tried your Golden Medical Discovery :,
it effected my ertlrc cure. cur medicines have
only 10 be used 10 be appreciated. II every
family would give them trial niue-tenthS Of the
doctors would, like othello, find their occupation
gone. Yours truly,
l.. i. MCMILLAN. NJ. ~, Breesport y y.
Miss Lenora Horn, Of Beru. Neb.,
has head of hair sixty eight inches in
length. She has refused $500 for the
treasure.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-04-28

do the wonders Of nature ever
move you p asked the philosopher of
the man who had habit of skipping
away in order to save paying rent bills.
/" Mo- was the calm reply, Il get
moved for half rates. The wagon man
has entered into yearly contract with
me-"
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-04-28
Iu,lorsad Nv Tho fIor1

We take pleasure in recommending Dr. Warn
ers White Wine Of Tar Syrup TO the public, an,
to any publia speaker that may b.
troubled With throat or lung disease.
Rev. NJ. l.. BOOHER.
Pastor Presbyterian Church. Reading, Mich
Rev. J. T. IDDINGS.
Albion. Mich
Rev. V. i. LOCKWOOD.
Ann Arbor Mich
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-04-28

The only natural hair remover is Caroline a
deodorized extract Of petroleum, prepared with
out distillation rec.ifcatiOn with aeids Or al
xaIies, containing no mineral or other poisOns, de-
ightfslly perfumed and as clear and pure as
rlrlnfn,