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Daily Republican., 1889-08-26

PITTsBuRG, Aug. 2S.-Detective George
Kramer, OF Reading, this afternoon took
5. j. simnonds, tho iorger, back to that
city. The detective SAID that it is proba-
BILE that Simmouds' father will settle with
the banks rather than have his son go to
prison. When Detective Sol Coalson, OF
P.ttsburg,a and Kramer reached the Union
Depot with Slmmonds, the woman who
had betrayed her husband into custody
was there ready TO receive them. The
meeting between the two was OF the most
intensely afIectionate nature. They
Rugged and kissed each other with an
efusivenoss born OF desperation. Moth
Ing could separate them uutlthe conduc-
tor cry of "all aboard" put stop to
their little love scene. With one long
last embrace the two parted.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-26

JusT why such places as National
Hall, and that known us "White
Chapel" are allowed to exist In city
like Wilinington,is something we can.
not understand. There Is scarcely a
night that there Ia not one or more
fights at National Hall, and only last
Saturday night man had his chin
split open with razor. "Whitc
Chapel" in the viclu!ty Of Eighth and
Orange streets,is equally notorious, and
Q gentleman who carries on business
In the vicinity recently informed US
that ii was almost impossible to oh.
tain any rest, on account OF the night
ly fights. This latter place especially
is tue resort OF the lowest Class of col.
ored people, and 1t is wonder that
murders have not occurred before this,
Surely the police department should
be able TO suppress and abolish oil such
places.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-26
NEW CASTLE COUNTY
tbs STATE OF DELAWARE. O. D.
70 the sheriff of New Castle County

THE STATE OF DELAWARE. o D
To the sheriff Of New Castle County
Greeting;
whereas Thomas +. Mullen by his pc.
- titiun to the Judges of our SUI
seal perlor court hlcd in the Office OF
- the ProtGonRtury of said court
in and for the County OF New Castle, for
the cause Of complaint therein has made
application to our said Judges that Il de-
marriage existing between the petition
CT and his " ifc Lizzie Mullen.
We therefore command you as Won have
been hereuntOhctore commanded, TINT
you summon Lizzie Mullen so that she
be and appear before the Judges of
our said court at the next term there
Of to be held ut Wilmington, on Mon
day, the siXte cntl day of september
next, to answer the allegations OF said
petitioner according to he Act of As
scmblY in such case made and provided,
and also to do and receive what the said
court shall then and there consider con-
corning her in this behalf as to the
Court shall seem meet and consistent
with the provisions OF the said Act Of
Assembly. And have youthen there this
writ
Witness the Honorable Joseph p.
Conegys, Esq. at Wilmington, this 9th
day OF May, \. D., eighteen hundred
and CightY-ninC.
Issued August II, 1880.
GEO. A. MAXWELL, Prot'y.
The above Is "A tiuc copy Of the orig
inul writ held by me.
Sheriff.
August 10, 1889. auglj-2taw lin
Daily Republican., 1889-08-26

We have received dur
Ing the past week a few
more of those $40 solid
Walnut Chamber Suits; on
ly, however, enough to last
a few days. This is the
last we will receive, as the
manufacturer refuses to dup
licate the suit, having lost
money ON each one sold.
Now is the chance to get a
good walnut suit at a fig
ure that will be a joyful SUI -
prise to you. The suit is a
regular size, solid wal
nut Tennessee marble
tops, bevel edge mir
ror, and consists of bu.
reau, bedstead, combination
washstand, hanging towel
rack, three chairs and rock
e., all complete for $40.
Don't wait and then ask for
this suit, as this positively Is
the last lot. and we cannot
tell when we can again give
you such value for the mo-
ney.
We have also received
more Of our fast selling S25
antique oak suits. This
suit like the above consists
Of 8 pieces and is exceed
Ingly cheap, constructed as
it Is Of hard wood through
out and made and finished
first-class In every particu-
lar. Come, look at the
suit; we leave the rest to
your judgment.
We have a few baby car
riages of the higher grades
that we will close at great
reductions. II In need OF
one we think it would be the
time to make your selection
now. The seasons draw.
ing to a close and you can
buy cheaper now.
Brighten up your furni-
ture by using a bottle of our
polish. We recommend i,
to you as being the best in
the market. One bottle will
last a year and can be ap.
piled by anyone. A larg,
bottle for 25 cents.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-26
Philadelphia Wilmington an
Baltimore Railroad

Trains viii leave nliuinrto,, . ,.D.

trains Will leave " iiminuto, M ,0,,,.
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Leavs philadelphia, sroad sre-t, for Wy
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II A sS x, odation, en- 10 "a. a n, rs IN
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pLNDAk TRAINS.
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- q a n "a m, hiI III tSh VA '"'A'
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For Cape QhArlss, Old Point eoAiora AZ
N9riolS. z talHn. x,,.woo, ,odsI, Ton.
Clayton. Dover. FELTON,, ssgn, s5'o I,
| BALTIMORE and MGAhlns.oa ~, q, \ !
Nighi. Malt mora @ p. N. and /. 10 n n
Leave Philadelphia Broad street. ioI
NJ, soy, 40 ia 81. e.H Ii. q LID az
njac Z ods,ion, s.ss 10. a. A. NJ, n.sSL
g., II. s.S, 10. " andil y. u,
For rurthos in formation, pas ara
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| Upon which extra .ArslS cnArESd' ,.,,,,
s ssss:rsi ssaaaSr ssn.rsi Passenger Al
Daily Republican., 1889-08-26
Russell, MIssImeI & Co.


THE STATE or DELAWARE. s. Be-
To the sheriff OF New Castle County,
Greeting.
whcreas, Frances Roche, by her peti-
-- ton to the Judges Of our Su-
seal pcrior Court, filed In the office
- Of the Prothouotary Of tho said
court in ana for the county Of New Cas-
ne Tor the cause of complaint therein
alleged has made application to our said
judges that decree may be pronounced
dissolving the marriage existing between
the petitioner and her husband, James
Il. Roche,
We therefore command you. ms Won
have heretofore been commanded that
you summon Jnines Is. Roche so thnt lie
be and appear before the Judges of our
said court NJ the next term thereof to
he held ut Wilmington on Monday the
sixteenth day OF September next. TO an
Swcr the allegations of the said mott
IN such case made and provided. mud MI.
so to do and receive what the said court
shall then and there consider con corning
him In this behalf us to the court shaft
seem meet and consistent with the pro
Vision of the said act of assembly, and
hnEc you then there this writ.
witness the Honorable Joseph 7
ComeRys ESD, Mt Wilmington the TWEEN
" seventh day Of May a. d., eighteen
hundred and eighty-nlne.
Issued August lith lss9.
GEO. n. MAXWELL, Pro'y.
The above IL n true copy of the origi.
nal writ held by me. ALNAN ALLEN
Sheriff
: al
Daily Republican., 1889-08-26

I'NEEV7E T ItW 7 It15s
A Detroit drummer who lately made q
trip into Indiana put mp in a hotel at "A
small town one night to find the fare the
very poorest, the beds the worst he ever
saw, and the house run IN such way as
to amaze him, After breakfast which
he scarcely tasted, he entered the office
and said to the landlord:
What kind Of a caravanssry do you
call thisl"
"a tlrst-class hotel, tir."
"You must be erazyl Show me oDt
single ilrst-class point about IT,"
"rbe price, cir. You have had supper
lodging aud breakfast Three dollars, Il
you please, and if you want 10 ride down
In the bus that Will be quarter more. .
Daily Republican., 1889-08-26

possible TO crowd into one day. This
pleasure was experienced by some In
their religious devotions. while others
sought II in the company Of friends,
some of whom they had not seen tor
year. The entire assemblage was
orderly and well behaved, and the par
Elephants are deserving of credit for
their excellent conduct,
Daily Republican., 1889-08-26
seed PLANTING.

Busy as we can he In
pre- pairing q wonderfully
good supply of our own
make of reliable clothing.
All our clothing is OF our
own manufacture, and thous-
ands are daily receiving the
wherewithal to make a
comfortable living.
Well soon be entirely
ready for Fall trade. Now
we're not holding on to a
single seasonable garment.
Prices not only reduced
in many instances cut in
half.
Trousers down to 81 go.
Suits down to $3.50.
Ordered Suits, half the
price,
Wide Vale Coats and
Vests, $I2.oo.
Boys Suits, $500.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-26

NEW JERSEY AND wILMlNGIoSS
IN Ferry Company. Time ieoe Jew XXX
Wilmington and PennsgrOve, lahlHb Jaw
Sunday, June 70. 1850.
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY
Leave wilminEtos, King stree g!epp, , d =
grove ~, AS. . % p. ma la.9a ~ "a a. 4, X
S SOP, III. strive Wilmington o. "'-' ="
IN, 40, So, e.eo .. N.
SUNDAYS ONLY.
Leave Wilmington s.sS. Q ., 200 p -"G
1O.ia, 80 h. arrive Pennssrote .''pp ,an,
gr We {. 20, $40, a. nj 20, &c, ~ D. " "
arrive Wiinlpg 3 ton ,tA .. -, a. NJ - + ,s
s. 30 y. m. Arrive Atlantic CITY W.W Il '-'
leave Atlantic City q, D, IN. ,, ,hl,
Passengers Tor Wilmington may 60 % wos Hii.
trip of tile boat and tAke%ilmin ston \ ~ 4,
ern train from Pier. Fare the SAT, S,tsf
King street. (rhls boat will NOT run "o''
''' "''' '"' o-f' A. Is. McCAusLASp,
ie7o-eodtf Superintendent
Daily Republican., 1889-08-26

We mean 10 continue this until sone-
hody beats the great lung curative agent.
DR.. simms' " bite Pulmonlc Baisam,
then we will take In cur sign. Mr.. L.
Whitney, contractor at Clifton, Delaware,
says lie waS cured after being considered
a hopeless case For coughs, sore throat,
hoarseness, etc. Depot, Fourth and
King streets, Wilmington; PhiladelrAia
Smith & Kline Co.. G3l Arch street
Daily Republican., 1889-08-26

Time table IN effect June Iaa, lasg. rrni
leave Whining ton (lraneh street ~ ioAyH
For Reading. birdsooro. !oAnah nri.P,
neld, Naynsl6arE JunsuSn, Manor, i 2tnylaA
Vile and All Poinn on The Philadelphia g.
heading \. T., I. % a. m, 2.lQ and t.lp.m.,
For Springfield, WaynesburE Jn1cu}}a
Ford aud bupontis and lrsrastiAta pola~
T. 90 a. M, 4. 10, 40 and !. 70 D. N. ,-., =,
Fer CsAtesville and intsrnsdissa poiAs I"
100 a. m, I. q, =: 40 and 40 p. VI, n a ,o,pt
For West On sstsr, 100 a. M, ~ - ''"-
~ piiy except saturday AND s sSi,a D,,,u
az p. NJ. and on Saturday only At D." aa'
On sunday for heading and inteEns "a n;
SprinEaeid and intsrmOdiAts points a. l."
K. q. MeoAUsLAND. BowEEssisssi,S,sah
nupsTlKtsndsnt asn tA's' Az
Daily Republican., 1889-08-26
|RALTiMoRE a OHIO RA1rpo
schedule in effect M nyo a
TRAINS LEAVE DEL Avn 'y Y, lr
EAST BousR 'AfOl

RALTiMoRE a ONO RA,1po
~ schedule in effect M May A
>AAAN' -SAth DEL. AVE. nEro,
Express trains,
NEW YoRK. week DAYS s2I,..
am. az 0s, ~ ~. IS Vi. - NV TG,P,
NEW fonK, sunday, - T. n
sll0s, y ~, IS Os, 81 81 y. IN. 90 ''y1 e. n
PHrLApELPHIA, Week DAYS nlo,.
og, 16ot - 90, 800, slO26' Ntl
az %. CO. sass, 500 iiG ,5oy !" = o.
% ~. ! % g IS. ig6g D. m! w. o.. VI
PhlLaDKlrhtA Sunday, s2l1rair.
W., iVB q. m, .l2 ~, w, :. ~ S,, ~
'oSVS, ~, ~. % Y eGj 'J5a NJ IN u
100. ~ so, 900. slOM lGir, vs., oVti
lW. lbs o. 4l0, $50. 5.5 gi5 y.
m CHESTER. sundays,'2 Il. -70l @ ,3.7,,,.
W 2R, n. m, tl2tS, 100 sya 'g9W
sos, b25. $40. sod. SIS, ~ 81 Nv u
ATLAsric CRY, n j., wtra ,iH,s
s'D u; m, Loo. (l20s on SatsrIs.l !, d
: 5- Il S'oo, Gus p M Sunday :. ~ S A,
p.,r, WEST BOUND.
p1.ALfthoRR AND WGsnlvor,y ,y
an, ~ a, n. 245. $50, .a;l .,,t}"i
snniav "a' H. '2Udp, III. daily. exc.
IitoblfB, - ~ u, m: fHr d.,
da 1,hiicAdo. 'S40 a. H.. .5iO p. M. Il.
Cincinnati and st. Lon. .uc
and Is Us y. M; both daily. 40 a.
biNUkRLY AcCoMMopA4iu5 .,
and II ~ N. IN. daily. ''' IN
LAsDkhbkha ACCOMMODATE
days, go IL 10 a.n.,2 ljunG : iY,, we
days, . 10 "a. m, as uud . iu.,i F-'''' 81
TRAINS LEAVE MAEKKI sIr'.,.,,....
FOR Philadelphia ana NM .'@.o'
week days: $50. G85. S 70 n 's', -, 5"{ ,'1
sSo.J % p. IN. sundays. G85 q, M. i.tl'ss''
For Baltimore, week ,l,.,...........
ii 10 a. M; 50. = 80 u. m srnN, :
a. m; 2 80 aud "a 80 D. m. '""''3S 70
For Landenberg aud ~. .,,,.a.--.
days, q 80, . 90 II IS II, m Oil '"e
Sundays . % a. M; IA b.li , %, 1' q Do
Cincinnati und st. Loui.. '.iiI''ii.,.u
daily except sunday. 3" Ill.,
Chicngo % 80 n: m, daily, c1ccnt S.
dny;.5 90 p. m, daily. '-
Pittsbuig, - 30 u. IN. dtilr eyaor,s ..
uny; 6JD p. IN, daily ''-
LEAVE PHlLADktrIIA FOR WUwlyaroy
Daily, - IL, sslJ, lOHH. al luu. M iSt
noon, Us, t0,3OO.AII5, 43Js3OsC.,i,,.
$40. 10 10. II 80 p. m. ~
DAILY, except sunday, hi0aUl "a ,
~; y -. % 3Oand . 96p' IA. sunday unl,
$50 n. III.
Telephone No. lll.
N-Rates to western points lower thu.
vin amy other liuu.
CO, sCuLL, J.T. uplTf
%" "ss' AIT Gem A"HA-et
Daily Republican., 1889-08-26

LANCASTER seems to have some of
tue class OF men that Wilmington is
possessed OF. Not long ago Grmer,
who had been retarded all the week by
rain, worked in the field on the Sab
bath for the purpose Of saving his hay.
Some one, who probably belongs 10
the same class thatTebuked our Saviour
for plucking corn on the Sabbath, had
him arrested on Monday, and he was
fined by a magistrate. Now this Ger
tainly seems TO be carrying matters q
little too lar, and it is possible that
there are more important matters con-
corning the welfare of the people of
Lancaster County that these people
who had this farmer prosecuted could
have been employed in attending to.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-26

The great and certain cure for acute
anachron!c diarrhPs, dyseutery, cholera
hofbus and cholera iniantum, IS cents
Nam depot, Fourth and King streets,
" llmiLZton, Del. Sold by druggists.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-26

THE appointment Of Peter B. Ayars
" the position of inspector Of customs,
which was recently made vacant by
the removal Of George J. Finck, is
well deserved tribute 10 worthy and
competent man. During the war iOr
the suppression OF the rebellion Mr..
Aysrs was brave soldier, md aitesled
lis devotion 10 his country by the loss
OF one OF his armg. During the many
years that he has held tic position Of
letter clriier he has ulways proved
faithful in The discharge OF his duties,
and while those to whom he Inns car.
ned their daily ria!l Hi!l be pcased to
learn Of Ills advancement. they viii
regret u lose one who mas always been
81 attentive to the dulics of his posi-
ton. As Grand Army man he has
always been IN active WORKER, and in
recognition oil this his comrades, at the
last State Erclmpment, elected him
Department Commsnder, consequently
his appointment ia also compiInen,
TO the Grand Army of this Depart
ment. We have no doubt but he VII
prove fully as efficient aud faithful in
lis new position as he has in The ont
from which he now retircs.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-26

ALTHOUGH there were fully FIVE
thousand colored visitors to this city
yesterday, there Was no disorder or dis.
tuIbanCe worth mentioning. The
crowd on French street near Ninth, in
the forenoon, was immense, but every.
body seemed in good hdmor and in
lent on seeing all the pleasure 1t was
Daily Republican., 1889-08-26

DEroaIsrs' Ito
LIT. D. CARTMELL, Druggist OF the city
Ct wilmington, In compliance with
the requirements OF the acts oil the General
Assembly In such case made and provided,
do hereby give notice that shAli apply IN
writing To the Oourt Of General Sessions Of
the Pssce and Jail Delivery OF tho stats Of
Delaware. In and for New Oattls County,
on Monday. the IGlh day OF Sept AID, lsss
being the itst day OF the next
November term Of eAid Uouft, for o
license 10 sell Intoxicating liQno's
for medicinal purposes, in quantities OF great.
In the Finh ward Of the city Of Whining
ton. New Castle county; the reutal value Of
which Is slla and the following re-
Specialize citizens OF said ward recommend
the said application, yIzi
J. + Crossley j. Paul Lukens
Il. II jacobs Mm. q. Pierce
A. W. Harting ID. w. Maui
w. Scott Vernon s, L.. Wet
VIM. Ferris T.. II. Jcrvis
gas. Crook Thomas Is Bradford
w, n. Crooks Lewis w, Finn
thas. 9. Lednum Benj. y. Bartram
Jacob l.. Lichensttin A. w. Brown
Joseph q. Beste ". 4. Dilworth
i, Beste Howard Oge
hdwlh Hlfst frank sparks
W. Frank Porter
au2i-2td&w T. b. CARTMELL
Daily Republican., 1889-08-26

How about Dark Challis at s
cents a yard3 Or Wide Fine Ba-
tiste at 8 cents1 Bordeau Plaids
at 5 cents; been sold right along
at 10 cents. We have some odd
Corscts and broken lines. 1t is
to your interest to see the price
of
Daily Republican., 1889-08-26
MONDAY. AUGUST 90 1880.

THE STORY told by the Rev. Mr..
Hanna at Asbury Church last Sabbath
evening, about the old farmer who
boxed up fine salmon TO casry to his
pastor. and found upon his arrival that
il was toad fish, will apply 10 the
Democratic party. Previous TO the
last election 1t was u grand salmon, on
the question Of Constitutional Reform,
but after it had secured one branch of
the Legislature 1t proved itself one OF
the ineanest toad fishes that was ever
caught, on this same question. Con
shtutional Reform was voted down,
and every pledge that the party had
made 10 the people previous to the
election was trsmpled under foot, the
same as had been done score of times
before. The Republicans on the other
hand did everything In their power TO
secure this much needed boon for the
people, but were overruled by the
Democratic Senate which killed I'LL
hope OF change In that old and anti.
quated document for al least Two years
10 come,
Now, however, the toad fish has
changed back to salmon, and the
leaders are bowling for Constitutional
Reform, They are also denouncing
the commissions, and predicting that
they will be abolished by the next
Legislature, which Is very probable,
for If the Republicans DO their duty
both Houses of the next General As
sembly Will be overwhelmingly Re
publican. These very men who are
now denouncing the commissions lose
sight Of the fact that they were created
by Democratic Legislatures. The
Water Commission was formed for the
sole purpose OF removing the control
OF that department out of the hands of
q Republican Council. AT the same
session the Municipal Court was
created, for the sole purpose of de-
privlng a Republican Mayor, elected
by the people, OF the power vested 10
him by the charter. Had a Democrat
held the position, such a thing as the
Municipal Court would never have
been heard Of
The Street and Sewer Commission,
which Is such an elephant on the
hands Of the Democratic party that
they do not know what TO DO with IL,
Is another creation of Democratic
Legislature, but In justice to the re-
spectacle Democrats who petitioned
the Legislature for this excresence on
the body polite, 1t must be said that
the street ring, in Democratic City
Council, had become so corrupt that
more of the peoples. money was find.
ing its way into the pockets Of certain
parties than was being used for the
purpose for which it was intended.
The Democratic party have deprived
the people OF power, and now are
complaining OF this themselves, and
making hypocritical pretensions OF re.
form. Let the people beware OF these
promises for it is only the same old
t0adtisb, fixed UP TO resemble gallnon
Daily Republican., 1889-08-26
Cents, q for As Gents
SkTEENS MUST GO;
prices will make them;
&c., 10c., l2sc.. 1sc;

Old prices, I21lc., 2oc., 25c.,
35c. Among the I2I-cent
ones you will find some as fine
as you handled.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-26

rnihApEhrHA. Monday, Augusta. 1880.
Three quick Dress StuHs:
Colored Cashmere, 37Ic.
Printed Challis, $40.
Printed Mohair, 37bc.
AS the market runs they
have a right to be third OF
hall more.
Just such bargains at a
dozen Dress Goods counters
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1889-07-12

There are many kinds of headaches.
In these days the nervous headache is
very distinct variety. 1t is gen.
orally located in front of the head,
across the forehead over the eyes. 1t
may be in other parts, though-at the
top of the head, at one or both sides,
at tho back, or all over 1t is painful,
depressing, disabling. A man feels
at the height OF the paroxysm like a
hunter who has galloped his legs
clean off, and who could not leap a
three foot ditch to save his life. The
spur is of no use, neither is the whip.
The pain in the head is worse to bear
than either, and the patient will
rather endure both whip and spur
than make any kind of effort which
will make the head pain worse.
Physic by itself is of no use. There is
not single drug known to medical
science which will of itself at once
and permanently cure nervous head
ache.
On the other hand drugs are not al
ways needed. A complete change of
air and circumstances will usually
take away the pain in ten or twelve
hours. Perfect rest of duration pro-
portioned TO the severity and long
continuance of the symptoms will
make the cure permanent. There are,
of course, methods of relieving and
diminishing the pain until such time
as it may be possible to obtain the
complete rest. But the rest is the
thing to be secured ct all costs If
not, the pain goes from bad to worse
and the risk from less to greater. The
final consequence it is impossible to
predict, except that breakdown
sooner or later is inevitable, and the
breakdown may DO Cor a year or for
lifetime
A nervous headache is q danger sig
nal; ii it be frequent the danger is
increased and, if continuous, o catas-
trophe is imminent. The driver must
put on his breaks at all hazards, or he
will probably soon have leap for his
life. There are very few sets of cir
cumstances in which it is q mans duty
to go on with his work when he is in
this condition, at all risks. Even a
threatened bankruptcy had better be
risked than threatened life. Besides
a man who is in the unyielding grip
of permanent headache is not really
the best judge of his own circum-
stances. He magnifies and distorts
things amazingly. He takes counsel
of his fears and abandons his hope and
courage altogether. Rest immediate
and sufficient is the sovereign remedy.
Two weeks at once may be better than
a year very soon.-Doctor in New
York Mail and Express.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1889-07-12
Pin Worms.

A Connecticut subscriber asks in
formation as to the cause and cure of
pin worms. The pin worm is about
the size of small sewing thread, be-
tween a quarter and half inch in
length, injecting The rectum and in
testines, producing great irritation
and distress in the arms. 1t breeds in
great numbers and is most torment
ing pest, especially to children, irri-
tation often producing in the little
ones what is known as worn fever"
Pin worms may be exterminated by
injections. Turpentine is good, but
carbolic acid is perhaps better. The
injections should be composed of car
bolic acid, ten to twenty drops in pro-
portion to pint of warm water. Give
these injections two or three times a
day and especially before retiring. As
the worms seek the arms for breeding
it is advisable TO keep them well oiled I;
use lard or antiseptic ointment, fol-
low with slight dose of calcined
magnesia at night. See that sheets
and night clothes are changed nightly
after being thoroughly washed and
boiled. Herald of Health.