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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-03

The recent shipment OF baby bug
giles by Fakes d Co brought a hand
some line OF little vehicles 10 the city,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-03

Standard wo.pound tomatoes for 8.
cents per can at Montgomery q Coz
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-03

Baby buggies OF every description at
Fakes u Cos.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-03

CIGARETTE smokers are cautioned
against injurious limitations OF opera
Puff Cigarettes .(bD
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-03

Standard two-pound tomatoes for ~
cents per can at Montgomery n Co.'S.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-03

Price summer silks at Randall
Il Chambers Go.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-03

Standard Jwo-pound tomatoes for 81
cents per can at Montgomery a Co.'s.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-03

Jas. II. MartindalP,
Importing tailor, 4l5 Houston Ut.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-03

CLEVELAND il the choice OF tns
American people--so are opera rul
Cigaretees.(5D
, 1885-11-25

Enhrer SOM torS0mmer at afgjre de for
nGrnte OpIysnjnger til %Orenmeidtc It'd og
sSted, mao tlSkyire sig SeIo Diet dceaf fydeode
kIdb.
Dd} fere PIdntere ! de Sidste A0r like
khGce m0dt paa den dertU beStente Dag 0g
sSted og qtgiret deres Skatteister, andt0der
commissioner like herred at jndShj0rpe, at
sSkatteliSter at Samme like giI btire mod
Etaget for n0get KUarteey udenf0r den til
Madagascar for SkatteIiSter for nGrnte
Kuarteer taStsatte It'd Og Sted. Og at hom-
smissionen, naar Noqen fors0mmer at nd
Hlerere SkatteIiste, Ill foranicdige SkdtteaR-
SGtteIse sat efter SIj6n der pdG Stedet.
HSenere jndkOmne SkdtteliSter uiUe bGeS0m
undertaking orer SDmtlig6 Pldntdger der
maatte hare Nndlddt at indSende SkattetS-
ter bIjce t~lStiIlet GOurerRementet til ridere
IL 0%ronStdltning.
B~lanketter til SkatteliSter vile bllev
omdeelte nogle Da9e forindrn SkattP-Com-
miSsionens Mode, og blive n0ia2tig at
udfylde AT Vedkommende, SAINT drtetter
at afgive til Commissioner, i Byerne paa
den for liver Gade, og paa Landet daa den
for hvert Qvarteer beStemte Dag.
Skate. Commissioner tor ST. CrOlX den
24de November 1885.
LIMPRICHT, z. NJ. LESCHLY.
HALVOR HAN SEN.
, 1885-11-25
IG

019uE undersigned Dealing Court
90 as administering the Estate Of
the deceased Captain BERTRAM
PETER DE NULLY having re-
ceiycd from the owner OF Estate
Sionhill an offer for the settlement
Of a mortgage claim in said Estate
held by the aforementioned Deal
ing by cash payment, the Creditors
are hereby requested to meet at a
session to be held in said Dealing on
WEDNESDAY December 9th Il. c.
at : o'clock p. M,
Christianstcd's Sherif7s Office, St. Croix
oath November 1885.
NJ. r. NYSSUM.
, 1885-11-25
E'rOkialna.

A LIE og Enhver, der maatte
49, have Noget at fordre paa
Skiftet efter afgangne Foryalter
WJLLIAM PEBBLES indkaldes
hcrved med 3 Maaneders Varsel til
at anmelde og beyisIigaj0ro deres
Krav for undertegnede Skifteret.
Ch%ristianStedS Skitteret, st. Croix den
24de November 1885.
NJ. r. NYSSUM.
est
, 1885-11-25
For Byen Christiansted,

EOI EBNCH O1l AACGO0S
paa Diet Kongelige Kasserer-C OntOlr, hver
Formiddag XII. 10, nemlig:
O~nsdagen den ode December for Bebo-
erne i Kongens, Compagniets, Dronnin-
gems, Strand, N0rre, og VeSter Gade, SAINT
Forstaden til Vesten.
Torsdagen den lode December for Bebo'
erne i Smede, Vester, og UlkeStrede,
V%aterguttet, Torve, 90 Prindsensgade,
Kongens, og Dronningens Tvergade,
Kirke, Hospital OF Gr0nnegade SAINT For
Ere lagen den lite December Cor Beboer-
ne Bjerge, Oster, Lagun, Lille Hospitals,
Ny OF Fiskergade.
For Lamdet.
L0rdagen den 12te December for Beho-
erne begge Ostende Qyarteerer, paa
QV9gpl antagen Sallystancy, III. IL a. m.
Mandagen den 14de December for Bebo-
erne i Compagniets Qvarteer, paa Planta-
gen Work & Rest-ikke Grange-Kl. IL
a. m.
Tirsdagen den lode December for Bebo-
erne i Dronningens, Kongens, og Nordside
b. Qyarteer, paa Kingshill Station. Ri. IL
a. IN.
IorSdagen den Tide December for Beb0erne
! Prjna}enS QUarteey, ! SkOlehuSet paG Plan
'NIF5r r.da %nn Ien I8In December for Beho-
crnr VeeStende 90 Norlside A. Qvarteer, i
P%oIitikammeret i Frederiksted.
For Byen FrederIksted,
S %cng 60 I n[on I"1 d nVDV Ga q 'N0'
Lordagen den I9de December for Beboer-
ne ~Prindsens, Hospital, og Nygade, Kon
gems IHyersade' Iorve' BJyergf5, G$ nas"n
55 az F "9Toj,IGs R se'I II ~ - y
Foruden de OpIysninger der ere formed.
ne til BeregninS af skatterne, os som
en"EeI hIer eIIer heier al IluSe > ~ uu4 9tn
a pt m pIirb9 C S"n,o al n!a"' %Sr 'G % Verne
mentet anseet Diet h~ensigtmessigt til sam
me ria at erhoIdo Underwriting ON A9tal.
let al AroeIdere paa P~j3ntaSerne os al al" an,
Krratnr6ojdet 'I nna 0I fnDJef' on, -. NJ til nvil-
ket Oiemed BIanketterne til Skattelister-
nc ere Iorsynede med de i saa IenSeende
, 1885-11-25
TRANSLATION.


JRT is hereby brought to public
- notice that at the removal Of
First Lieutenant DITLETSEN to St.
Thomas about the end of tiris month
the post as Land Surveyor in st.
Croix will be taken over by Captain
MEYER.
Governments ccrrtary'a Office, st, Croix
the DIST November 1850.
lINPRINUT.
Hct0.
, 1885-11-25
ekjendtgjorelse

IF0LGE GouvernementetS Ordre vii
Skate. Commissioner for st. CrOix vere
samlet paa ettert0lgende Dage, for at
modtage skriftlige Oplysninger angaaende
Skatterne for indevarende Aar.
, 1885-11-25
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
acknowledgements

TI9> EFT bekiendtgjores herved, at
~ we'd Prcmicrlicutenant DIILBTSENS
Forfyttelse til st. Thomas i Slut
ningen af indevurcndc Manned vii
Posten som offentlig Landmaaler
paa st. CroiX bIivc ovcrtagen af
Captain MEYER
Gouvernemcnts-S rkrctariatet, st Croix
deu 21de November 1880.
LIMPRICHT.
est.
, 1885-11-25

Persons negIocting to procure the intorma-
stion ant proof described by the regulations
En the abore shape, time, and place must as,
Ecyibe to their Orn neglect all losses resulting
gthercfrom.
As Sereral planters in the lost gears haze
NEGLECTED to meet at the fired time and place
Ito delirer their ~tarIistS, the Commission beg
Ito announce that tarliStS WiU not be received
for ana quarter, at any other time or place
Ethan aboreStated. In case a person negtects
IT. delicer a torlist for any estate IN due time,
1.-THE Commission riL, before closing the meet
lima, assess the tao for SAID estate according
Eto the best Of cts knowledge. Tarlists ~htoh
hare for1carded later to the Commission te'H,
gtoqcther aojth a list Of those estates thai haze
R0mitted to send their t~arliStS, be transmitted
10 the Government IN order thGt either
Enclosures be taken.
Blanks for tax lists will be distributed
SEINE DAYS previous to the meeting OF the
fax Commission, and are required to be
accul ately filed out by the parties con
cerned, and delivered to the Commission
on the day which is fixed on tor each
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-27
AQUATIC NOTES.
HanIan's Reluctance to Row Tsemer
Explained.

HanIan's Reluctance to Row Teemer
Explained.
The amateur regatta at Pittsburg, Satur-
day afternoon, narrowly escaped being a
6Zzle. Priddy and Gang are announced to
row there to-day for $3.50 q side.
Facts that have come to light lately put q
new phase on Hanlan's re~ticence. to row
Teemer, either in q series of races or one
good, square, contest to decide the super
iority of these two noted s~cullers. Various
reasons have been set forth every week &C
counting for the Canadians refusal to come
to the scratch, but it is now pretty clear thar
be knows he cannot compete with the Nc
Keesporter. He reached this conclusion
after investigation.
When Gaudaur was in Boston Hanlsn
dropped into the aesthetic city and sounded
him on Teemer's points. He asked the st.
Louis man how Teemer was rowing and
what bis general form WIS. Gaudaur hal
met Teemer in that rafting race at New
Orleans, and he promptly told the Canadian
that Teemer was fast at the start, just as
fast st the finish, and in fact his staying
qualities were remarkable. If Gaudsur
had let out this information after he de-
teated Teemer on Monday, it would be con-
sidered a good sized puff for himself. But
the fact leaked out at a time when GRndsur
could not have much interest in making il
known, and it is understood st. John can
corroborate the statement about Hsnlsn's
talk with Gsudaur. Hanlan, with his usual
~shrewdness, gained wisdom from the inform
alton, and went away determined that he
and Teemer should keep apart.
TIE Spirit of the Times refers editorially
to the late regatta at P.ttsburg in this en-
ergetic way; The regatta at Plttsburg,
Pa, July Is and 20, seems to have been q
charming affair. The river banks were
overrun by q swarm of thieves and gam
oilers, who paid the managers for "protec-
ton" and were, consequently, given I'M
limited license to rob and cheat. The
course was purposely made shorter than
the advertised length, and on this smpu.
tated remnant OF three miles, not only first,
but second and even third men beat all ex-
listing records. The bookmakers offered
long odds on Teemer, but wisely sponged
off their blackboards when they saw Teen
er's known friends eagerly backing the field
against him. After the start, aud when
Teemer was at the head OF the procession,
fellows ran up and down the shore, blatant.
ly offering 2 to l against him, and 5 TO 3 Oh
Gaudaur. Hardly 100 yards from the flesh.
line Gsudsur was stopped by a laundering
skiE, and Teemer for no apparent reason
also stopped until Gaudsur again got under
way. The referes publishes a card, suggest
ing that three reputable citizens form q
committee, take testimony, and expose the
scoundrels. In such an investigation evi,
dence as to previous character is always ad-
mitted, and we refer the committee to an
incident in Teemer's rowing history, pub,
lished in The Spirit Of Nov, II, 1882"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-27

An Interesting sermon ~ lses. Father
Gull. Of B~sIinirs.
Yesterday, July 26. was the Feast of st.
Anna, the mother of he blessed Virgin
Mary. according to the calendar Of the
C. tholic Church. The sernon of Father
Gull, at st. Johns Church, BsIIaire, was on
"The Dstiss and tks CORES Of Christian
Priesthood" The bzrthen Of the sermoa
was an exploitation Of Proverbs xxi, 10,
which was the lesson read in the Mass OF
st. Anna. As the services begin a. "a m.
quite q discourse could be ~inoffensively
preached ever on a hss day. Chris
tan brotherhood was placed next
to the Christian priesthood, aud
q running commentary made for this
purpose on chspisr XXI. of Proverbs. The
Christian mother 10 q helpmeetto her hHs-
band-not q spenashrlft wife os an indus
trious husband; not q butterfly Of fashion
who wants to spend her husbands earnings
on the foolish dress decorations of herself
Sc f and daughters, but her fingers have ia
ken hold OF the spindle" and she in her
own way has helped her husband on to for
tune sndtoiame byher economy and Industry.
Further, that such q woman was q helpmeet
not only for worldly success and happiness
but also for religion whose reward the thief
can Rot rob him of, nor the moth deprive
him of. That so she not only assists her
husband, "She hath made fine linen and
sold it; and delivered q girdle to the
Canaanite," but by her counsel andher care
she has help her husband to honor. "Her
husband is honored in the gates, where
he sittith among the Senators OF
the land" That not only does her
husband partake of her goodness
but also her servants. 'And she hath risen
in the night and given a prey to her house
hold and victuals to her maidens;" but her
children also shall realize her worth TOR
she hath looked well to the paths of her
house" and provided them with good com
psny, and Of this company has assisted
them in choosing good husbands and wives.
So that for this and for all good examples
"her children rose up and called her blessed
and her husband praised her.
Men of wealth and of fame generally &C
knowledge that to their helpmeets much OF
this is due-that while he toiled, she saved;
that while he labored, she encouraged that
while he devised, she added faith to the sue
cess of the project; that when he came to
his home diversified, disappointed. weary
and helpless, she sent him back cool, hope
fuI, reiuyensted and ambitious; and that
thus uniting together, success always fol
lowed in the wake of a man who has such a
Rife-such a valiant woman.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-27

The Prel minary Steps Taken by Holiday
Post. G. A. r.
Saturday evening the comrades Of Holi-
day Post held q well attended meeting at
their hall in Beck's block, and discussed at
length the question of taking suitable &C
ton en- the death Of General Grant. After
a full expression of ~opinion..had been had,
it was deemed best to sppoint two commit
tess, one on Resolutions and the other on
Public Meeting, the former to consist Of
three members aud the latter of FIVE.
On the FIRST committee the Commander
appointed Comrades W. S. Meek, J. d. Nc
Fsdden and W. L. Gilbreath, and they were
instructed 70 report at the next meeting Of
the Post. On the second committee we're
placed Comrades W. J. Robb, Edward Rob
ertstn, W. II. Sheib, George Rodenbaugh
and James Sheridan, this committee to CO
operate with any like committees which
may be appointed by other organizations or
by the city or county, looking to the hold
ing of o public meeting on the day of the
funeral. This latter committee is called to
meet at 10 o'clock this morning at W. H.
Sheib's music store.
Public sentiment seems to be decidedly
in favor Of such q meeting, at which ap
propria'e religious ceremonies could be had,
and eulogies pronounced by local orators,
Minutes guns should also be fred on the
morning of that day, and the church bells
tolled during the funeral ceremonies in
New York. It is very probable that Coun-
ell and the Chamber Of Commerce viii
enter heartily with the G. A. R. into this
work, and that an appropriate and credit
able programme, and one which viii reflect
the undoubted sentiment of the community,
viii be mapped out.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-27
wARNIEST DAY.

saturday Entitled to That Proud Distiuc-
ton.
Saturday was the warmest day oftbe year,
he mercury at Schnepf s, where the news,
paper record is kept, registering go in the
shade at three p. m. About hslfpsst four
= storm, which had been raging up the
river for several hours, broke over the city,
and in an hour the thermometer had drop
ped to 81 at VIII CT figure it remSilsd un-
changed Iall night, but dropping
about e at daylight yesterday
rorlirg. Sunday promised to be excessive
: hot, the mercury climbing to 81 at noon
and 90 at two p. m, but shortly after that
hour, heavy clouds gathered in the West,
snd at three o'clock rain poured down in
torrents, the mercury meanwhile falling
from 90 to $50, and at one p. m. toS2. Last
evening vas cool and pleasant, and many
people obtained the first comfortable nights
sleep they had enjoyed for two weeks.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-27
The Back River Dam.

Work on the new dana being thrown across
Back river is being pushed along rapidly
during the present low stage of the river,
and the contractor hopes to complete the
lob before the autumn floods come. The
wing wall on the Ohio side, for the protec-
tion of the bank, is completed, and the one
on the Island side is well under way. These
projections are formed by making a perpen
diculsr cut in the bank, parallel to the riv-
er's course, and probably d hundred aud
fifty yards in length. Spiles are driven along
in this, and the space between them AMI TIE
vertical wall of earth filed in with stone,
making q very substantial protection.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-27
Exar Meal In n Trial

To the dyspsptie Flatulence, heartburn, oppres-
Eive fullness Of the stomach, are the inevitable %.
quences Of his use of the knife and the fork. To say
Of him TINT he grztifes the cravings Of appetite
would be genuine satire. Heonly apFeases them
Il relief sttainableT Certainly, and By the use 81
4 pleasant % wen as thorough remedy, Hoststtsri
Stomach Bittsns. VIII 1t cure immediately Ger.
sainIy motif does not effect miracles. But ii doe
give prompt and unspeakahle rebel, and VIII Il per.
listed IN. produce an ultimate cure. Not only does !
fnpart relish TO the food, but promotes Its CONVEX
eion BIZ the stoma ch into rich, health and strength
mstsininR blood. representations OF the ner YES
mental depression, and unquiet s'umbers proonce<
hV ~irfeuupfion Of the diTestiye fznsfionas are ais
rSmedied by f. r. 70 The fn11t pr9yt1Hye z1z
patton. shecips5ism. kidn,y eet r'rd1e< eilr1eat
and tif>f cclp,aict.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-27

Fsessa Up Here and There ~ Rsgistsr
Roporfsr<

Reporters
CouScIL tc-morros evening.
THE Belmont coal diggers win go in so-
day.
THE new sliding pole viii be put up in the
Atlantic today.
Tax Belmont mill cca' works win resume
operations today.
TwELvE ericklsyers are engaged in the
new gasholder pit.
TaE hinge factory viii only work half
tine during this week.
VIZ call attention to the advertisement Of
Bethany College, in another column.
The special Joint Committee Of Council
on Memorial Resolutions viii meet this
evening.
ABOUT q dozen new members will be
initiated into Prosperity Assent bly,, X. OIL,
tomorrow evening.
The State Board of Public Works win
leave for PArkersburg, via the Ohio River
road, this morning.
The Ohio Valley Trades Assembly held
its regular meeting in X. Of l., hall, yester-
day afternoon. OAly routine business was
transacted.
Miss LINDA MACE, of Twenty-third street,
il jumping from a buggy one day last
week, received internal injuries OF which
she is seriously i'll at her home.
The strike at the pottery is not yet set~
tied, as reported, on account Of the terms
offered BY the manufacturers on Monday
lsst not being agreeable to the men.
CHARLES Hill, of the Central glass works,
was robbed of about eighty dollars one day
LAST week, which thieves secured by entering
his house on Sixteenth street during his
absence.
Nh. A. J. SWEENEY received q telegram
from Evansville last evening, stating that
the T. P. feathers had passed there in
good shape at 8 o'clock and was expected
10 arrive at Cairo by to-day at noon.
Tx funeral Of Mrs. Blum, an old lady
eyed ninety-one years, took place from the
residenee Of her son on South Market street
Yesterday afternoon, the remains being In
TERED in the Stone Church Cemetery.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-27
Police PickupS,

There have been eighty-two arrests so far
this month.
jim Rice was released on bail yester
day.
Chief BlsckmOrs, of P~ittsburg, tookin the
Park, yesterday.
The day was a quist one in police cir,
eles.
There will be half 9 dozen cases before
His Honor this morning.
Chief Smith goes to Pittsburg this morn
ing.
The cases against Jim Rice and links
Roberts will be heard in Police Court this
morning and promise to be rather interest
ing. Rice called at this efice last night
and said he did not rob his victim of $50,
or any other sum; 1T was won fair and
square"
Two men were run in last evening fol
sleeping on the East End Church steps and
one for using profane lapguageon the streets
Police Court will be quite interesting
this morning.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-27

"EsT VIRGINIA, TO W.T.: IN THE
w Clerks ONCE Of the Supreme Court Of APP
peais, on the first Monday in July, 1855.
John a. Hoge, James Robinson, sanIsel ONeil. tbs
state Of West Virginia, and Robert AcEidSsrey,
plaintiffs below,
W. NJ. Brookover, sarah Brookover, Ab4cr Hogs,
W. s. Whey, trustee, Gabriel Leap, Josephus
Clark, trustee VIM. II. Haskins. Justus Eakin.
A. Z. Brookover. Jere Murphy, I. J. HtS David
simpson, John Doran, administrator OF flarcs
Doran, deceased, Samuel TubsnRh, II. II. Beale,
and the 6rover & Baker Sewing Machine Com.
pany, defendants below.
Abrer Hose, appellant.
Upon an appeal from and snPersedeas to dec.ees
the 9Th day Of June, 1883, and on the 18th day Of
The object Of this appeal Is 10 set aside, reverse
and annul the d cree aforesaid, and II appearing BY
afhdavit Of George Il. Umsiead fied IN the Office o:
the Clerk Of tae supsen Court Of Appeals, thlt the
Rcbipyon, are nom PRESIDENTS Of the state OF West
Viz ginta, and that the Grover A Baker Sewing ma
chine Company Ii q foreign corporation, IL is there.
lore ordered that the said Samuel Cubaugh, ii. II
fesle apd James Robinson and the Grover & Baker
sewing Machine Company do apparr before the
d6eea of sur supreme Court OF Appeals at Wheel.
Tag, on the 6nt Monday II septenseer, 1885, thn
and to have n relieving Of the whoie matter con-
tsi aed in the Aforesaid DEGREES
II is further ordered that this order be published
oncs aweek for four successive weeks In the Wheel
ing RkGIsrEH, q newspaper published In the county
Of Ohio. and ps ted At the iiont door q the Court
Wines, D 8. LORE. Clerk Of our Sid Supreme
Courcof appeals this 9th day Of July, 1sS5, ahd In
tie twsnty-third year of the State.
ty7oxvt Oh LONG.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-27
Advice to Mbthers.'

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup for chill
dren teething, is the prescription Of one Of
he best female nurses and physicians in the
United States, and has been used for forty
years with never failing success by mil
ions of mothers for their children. Dur.
,ng the process of teething its value is in
calculable. 1t relieves the child from pain
cures dysentery and diarrhea, gripping in
the bowels, and wind colo. BY giving
health to the child it rests the mother.
Price Csc q bottle.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-27

You are allowed a free trial of thirty days
of the use OF Dr.. Dyes Celebrated Voltaic
Belt with Electric S~uspensory Appliances,
for the speedy relief and permanent cure Of
Nervous Debility, loss of Vitality and Man.
hood, and all kindred troubles. Also, for
many other diseases. Complies restoration
to health, vigor and manhood guaranteed.
No risk is incurred. Illustrated pamphlet,
with full information, terms, ETC.. mailed
fee by addressing Voltaic Belt Co. Mar
shall Mich.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-27
A Narrow Escape.

Mr.. George Baker. the Fulton s~sloonist,
had a narrow escape from beng seriously
poisoned yesterday morning. He has beer
troubled for some time with a white swell,
ing on his leg. and calling in DE-. Clrich,
that gentleman wrote q prescription, to be
used 81 an external application. Mr..
Baker sent the prescription in to town by a
5oy to have it filed, and on his return, in
stead of using it as directed, Mr.. Baker took
a t~easpoonfGl internally. At nee he be-
came desthly sick. DR.. Ulrich was tele'
phoned for, and directed the proper anti
dote to be administered.