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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-19
The itevivai Meetings

The Central Presbyterian church was
filled last night as on former evenings at
the Bliss meetings. The exercises were
introduced by service of song. The
choir under the leadership OF Mr.. Clark
Is becoming more and more proficient,
and the music rendered by it Is indeed an
attractive feature of the meetings. Mr..
Clark sang solo very beautifully. and
Mr.. and Mrs. Creel sang very sweetly.
Papa Come this Way" 1t was touch.
ing selection and had a visible effect on
many in the audience. Mr.. Bliss has
been much taken with Mr.. Creel's singing
and 1t is reported would like to have him
accompany him in his revival work. Mr.
Creel who is the well-known conductor
on the G. b. & Q. has a rich baritone
voice and his wife is also an accomplished
singer.
At the eloncluison of the song service
Mr.. Bliss spoke on The completeness
that is in Christ" saying we are complete
in him ~ for life. (2) for judgement,
(3) for sympathy and help in our infirmit.
les and time of need. These points were
forcibiy illustrated and enforced, and at
the close several persons signified desire
TO accept Christ and obtain that COM
peteness.
In the after meeting many requests
were made for prayers. while not few
signihed their desire to become christians,
and some accepted the Saviour then and
there. The meeting will begin this eve
Ming at 1880 introduced by service of
song.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-19
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A Mysterious BOX.

The London Clothing company receive
ed yesterday by express mysterious box,
which on being opened cautiously, with
thoughts of the possibility of dynamite
from envious would be competitors, was
found to contain a pair of hand
some roosters accompanied by q
card which asked the acceptance of it BY
the London boys from friend 10 Port
Byron. to the end that they might crow
for the success of the London. The boys
were much surprised with the novel gift
as well as pleased with the sentiment that
accompanied 1t. Mr.. Leveen has placed
the birds In the window where his Christ
mas gift pony is displayed and where the
little ROSTERS NAV be seen and heard.
The unique idea OF the Port Byron en- :
thusiast Is more evidence OF the frien ds
the London boys are making throu ghout
this entire section of the country and the
good will that is won by their system Of
business and enterprise.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-19
Clearly Ineligible

The Quincy Herald, following the ex-
ample OF the ARGUS. has established the
ineligiblity of republican member
elect Of the legi lature. He is George
McCrone of Quincy. and the following
documentary evidence is produced 10 sub
sanitation thereof:
On March 3. 1887. George C. McCrone.
OF Wichita. Kan. wrote 10 Gov. Martin
making application for appointment US
notary public. His letter reads a. fol-
lows:
To THE GOVERNOR OF KAYsAs: The under
signed, citizen OF sedgwiek county, over the
age OF twenty.one years, respectfully sollcits an
appointment as notary public IN ana for said couu-
", and hereby ceriihes that he holds no commits
Ion as snch for any other county within the state
GEORGE C, McCRoNE.
Wichita, Kan.
Following this is the recommendation
OF citizens OF Wichita. which reads:
The undersigned. citizens of sedgwick county.
recommend George C. McCrone as a person whose
Integrity and ability will qualify him to all the
position Of notary public, aud certify that he is a
bona tide resident OF said sedgwick county.
This settles McCrone's legislative hash,
but he refuses to resign, unlike Collins, and
II will become necessary for the democratic
house to throw him out bodily. A dem,
ocrat IS sure TO be elected In his st ed.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-19


THE plot of Governor Fifer and Chair.
man Jones TO hold special election fer
representation in the Rock Island district
is progressing The republicans were
unfortunate enough to nominate man
for representative who was not eligible
lie could no more become member Of
the Illinois legislature under the law,
than the Prince OF Monaco Yet the men
named intended to have Collins. the incl.
igible candidate. resign" an office he
does not possess and never did possess.
and take second pop at the legislature.
The Law defines the procedure under
snch circumstances. Fortunately the
democrats will have control of the ILL.,
nois legislature and they will not recog-
nize any certificate which may be issued
under special election called by Fifer.-
keoknk Constitution.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-19
Uncle sam,s Money POLICY.

WASHINGTON CITY, Dec. Ex-senator
Sherman's financial bill differs little from
the caucus bill agreed upon Wednesday,
the principal variation being provision
for the issue of bonds at per cent inter
est. The tenth section lays down our
money policy as follows: 1t is the contin-
ued policy of the United States govern
ment to use both gold and silver as full
legal tender money under the ratio now
existing in the United States, or that may
hereafter be established in the United
States, acting in accord with other ma
tons; and the United States is willing to
join with other commercial nations in a
conference to adopt common ratio be-
tween gold and silver, with view of es-
tablishing, internationally, the use of both
metals as full legal tender money, and SCI
curing fixity of relative value between
them
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-19
HANGED AT MlpNlahI.
Ohio Puts Two Murderers Where Tn,
VIII Murder No More.

Ohio Puts Two Murderers Where They
VIII Murder No More.
COLUMBUS, o., Dec. 19.-Elmer Sharkey
and Henry Popp were executed by hang
ing IN the annex of the Ohio penitentiary
shortly after midnight to day Sharkey
was the first to go. He stepped ON the
scaffold at sl2,o5. and fifteen minutes later
was pronounced dead He made no con-
fession nor statement from the scaffold,
simply saying: 81 will answer to God for
what l have done, and / forgive ALL"
Eight minutes after Sharkey was pro-
nounced dead his body had been removed
and the scaffold prepared for Popp, who
stepped out from the death cell at 1928.
In less than one minute his arms and legs
had been pinioned, the black cap and rope
adjusted, and the lever pulled which
launched him into eternity His neck was
broken by the fall, and he died without q
struggle.
The Crimes They Suffered For.
While ShaIkey's mother was lying in
bed, in January. 1859, he beat her ON the
head with n maui until she was dead.
suspicion fixed upon Sharkey, who was
about u years old at the time, and though
no one saw the deed the circumstantial ev-
tdence was so strong that he confessed, la
ter retracting his confession. Every court
In the state that could pass ON the sentence
was appealed to, but all decided adversely.
His motive was fear that his mother would
disinherit him il he married a young
woman to whom he was engaged.
Henry Popp killed salOonkeeper at
Canton, o., by stabbing him to death be-
cause he had been put out of the saloon
while drunk. His guilt was admitted, but
1ntoxication was pleaded in extenuatiop.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-19
ABBREVIATED TELEGRAMs.

The empress of Germany has given birth
to son.
The coast of Newfoundland is strewn
with wrecks, but no loss of life is reported.
DR.. Louis A Jaminet, one of the best
known physicians of st. Louis, died Thurs
day. aged 10
The corporate existence of the First Ma
tional bank of Saginaw, Mich, has been
extended to Dec. %, 1910
Owen Brothers, agents of the Atlantic
mills ut Providence, r l., have assigned
The liabilities are estimated at $500 OOO.
There are two feet of snow on the ground
in Pennsylvania, the result of Wednesdays
storm. Numerous railways are showed up.
The net income of the Thompson Hous-
ton Electric company for the period from
February to December, 1890, was sI0 OOO,-
600
Capt. Norton, who left the United States
some months ago to sail across the At
lantic in small boat, has been signaled
off Gibraltar
The voters of Minnesota at the late cleo
ton ratified the constitutional amend
ment permitting fiye-sixths of jury to
render verdict.
Billy" Florence, the actor, is credited
with diplomatic aspirations. He is now
in Washington City, and is said to be a
great friend of Blaine.
McGheis & Co., wholesale grocers and
cotton dealers at Rome, Ga, have made
an assignment, with liabilities of sl5O,0O0,
and assets about the same
Five hundred persons We're made tenn
porarily idle Thursday by the burning at
Haverhill, Mass, of Currier q Sons shoe
mandatory. Loss, about $4,000
Arthur Hoyt Day was hanged at Vel
land, Ont In July last he pushed his
wife over the precipice at Niagara, her
body being found afterwards on the rocks
below. His sister was the principal wit
ness against him
William Mantell, of Chicago, stabbed
bis wife seven times some time ago. A
Chicago jury has just found him guilty Of
assault to do bodily injury" and Judge
Kettele made the sentence six months in
the house of correction
The following national banks were
Thursday authorized to begin business:
New Mexico National bank, Socorro, N,
NJ, capital, $4,000; National Bank Of
Commerce, Provo City, Utah, capital,
$4,000; Home National bank, Arkansas
City, Kan, capital S250, 900.
An hours preaching on the immortality
Of the soul, the preacher being Rev. N. E.
Hartman, decided jury at Wichita, Kan,
which had been hung for sixty hours, to
bring in a verdict of grand larceny against
the prisoner. The Judge who adopted this
extraordinary method of getting q verdict
was Judge Balderson.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-19
THE BOTTOM LAND DRAINAGE
A Jury 90 Assess the Bene fts 60 Land
Owners In Mercer County.

A Jury 90 Assess the Bene fts 60 Land
Owners In Mercer County.
The citizens named below, of Mercer
county. having been appointed by
the proper authorities as a jury to
assess the amount each farm supposed to
be benefited by the system of drainage
now proposed in the lands In lower Rock
Island and in Mercer counties, are now at
work.
They are j. F. Henderson, W. B
Frew, N. Miller. J. ]. Merrett, of Aledo,
ID. NJ. Hurd, E. NJ. Castle. OF Buffalo
Prairie. and j. B. Noble, j. Rutherford, J..
Muhlenburg, @. Mason. G. w. Munger
sen, s. V. Pfentiss. Frank McHard. of
New Boston. These gentlemen have no
small job on their hands and are not ex.
pecting to please everybody who is inter
ested. but they will do their duty fearless
ly.
The drainage system consists merely of
filling up the gaps to keep the river from
flowing through and is estimated at ST.
O00-S5. 900 having been already expend.
Ell
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-19
kEAN AND CASHIER ARRESTED.

The bankrupt Chicago Banker in the
Grip of the Law.
CHICAGO, Dec. 19-The private banking
firm of S. A. Kean & Co., of this city,
made an assignment yesterday. Pres
ident kean and Cashier George b.
Warne were arrested yesterday afternoon,
charged with receiving deposits when they
knew the bank was in an insolvent condi-
ton. Subsequently they were liberated ON
furnishing bail n the sum of 5000 each.
The case will come up for hearing Dec. q.
Statement of the Situaiion.
A rough statement of the liabilities and
assets of the suspended bank shows: Liza
bilities-Due depositors, $3.50, 900; money
due on bonds, $500 COO; total, 81, $50, GOO
Total assets, s560,0O0. 1t will probably be
week or two before Assignee Jacobs will
be in a position to give an exact state
ment of the liabilities and assets.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-19
HURRIED FOUR TO DEATH.
An Exp Train an Ohio Railway
Goes Through n TrestIe.

An Exp Train an Ohio Railway
Goes Through TrestIe.
CLEvE LAND, o., Dec ia fearful rail-
road accident occurred yesterday after
noon at Bolivar, o., small town ON the
Wheelin and Lake Erie railroad, about
fifty miles southwest of this city. The
express train going south was running
about twenty miles an hour when it
struck a trestle that had been weakened
by the recent rains. As the engine passed
upon the structure the timbers gave way,
precipit,ting the locomotive, baggage car,
smoker, and day coach into the creek
The fall was only about four feet, but the
wreck was complete The ira in was not
heavily loaded with passengers, else the
list of deaths would have been appalling.
-Four Dead and Eight Wounded.
As it was. four persons lost their lives,
two otht rs were fatally injured, and eight
badly hurt. The list of killed is as fol-
lows: Mrs. Ada Hall, Sherrodsville, o.;
Henry b i'll and Miss Carrie Hill, both of
Shelby county, Illinois, and an unknown
woman. The wounded are: Leonard
Whitms q, Marietta, o.; Mrs. Louisa Pep.
per, Sta * county, Ohio, cannot recover;
Ira Cowen. engineer, Norwalk; William
Gratzen1ler, Ada, o.; Charles A Con-
rod, Massillon, o., recovery doubt
full; William Hall, Sherrodsville. O.:
William Graham, Norwalk; Ed Lands.
conductor, Norwalk
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-19
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Sealed proposals will be received at the Cify
Clerks once, Rock Island, H., until Monday
January 9th, 1891 at r. o.. for constructing the
Improvement ordered by an Ordinance Of ssid
titled ian ordnance for the improvement OF
Fourth avenue from Twentieth street 10 Twenty
third street and Twenty-third street from Fourth
avenne to Fifth avenue, and Finn avenue from
feet east of Thirty-eight street thence NORTH
about one hundred and sixty feet through the nm
derErade crossing Of the G. r. 4 =. aud the G
y. Y. railroads, and from there east Fifth or
Forty-sixth street and said Fifth or Moline ave
nue." and for furnishing the mater ais and doing
the work according tothe plans aud specific afionr
therefor. The said improvement ordered by said
eavsting. grading improving and paving with paw
ing brick Of good quality twenty seven blocks Of
streets In ssid title OF said ordinance set out
The said improvement must be constructed and
the material therefor furnished must BE- In accord
ance with the plans and specifications for said i'm
provement on Ole In the said City Clerks Once at
which said ONCE. said plans and specifications are
open TO the inspection Of AL persons Interested
there In.
Contractors are 70 furnish samples Of brick with
which work lie TO be done. Brick used in the work
must correspond with samples In quality and style
AL bds must be accompanied with q certifcd
check In the snm OF I'VE hundred dollars. payable
TO the order OF the treasurer Of said city, witch
shall become forfeited TO said city In case The
bidder shali fail 10 enter into contract, with APP
proved eufeties TO execute the work for the price
mentioned 10 HE bid. and according 10 the plans
and specifications, IN the event that the contract
81 NIX bids viii be Furnished on application NJ
the City Clerks once. AL bidders aud other per
sons may attend At the opening Of said bids The
right 70 reject any and ali bids OF proposals re-
csi'ed II hereby e sap.sssly reserved; c
Rock Island, Ill, December III IsoO
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-19
Overcome by smoke.

NEW YORK, Dec. 1e.-The sash and
blind fac DRY Of McElwee g. Co., on West
Thirty FL tn street, was damaged by fire
Wednesda y night to the extent of $4,000,
and the Bethany Congregational church
adjoining the factory sustained 81, 500 dam
ages. Tie smoke from the factory pene-
trated tn. adjacent tenemeuts, and Mrs.
BaumamI and her 3months old child, liv-
ing in & house opposite, were overcome
and taken to the hospital unconscious A
fireman fell from ladder and was serious
10 hurt
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-19
THE MARKETS


CHICAGO. Dec. ls
Board OF trade quotations. to-day we're n FOL
ows whsat-So. December. opened sllsc,
aossd Gle; January. opened a.sSc. closed g7sc;
May, opened sl0sa. closed sln. Con-No.
eDccemher. opened and closed isssc: January
Jpcned &c. closed slssc: Nay. opened 54lsc-
closed s5xc- Oat--No. Deccubcr. oJened
n3sc, closed As4c; January. opened CSC. clo-sd
e.; May. opened &5sSc. CLOSED s5isc. Pork
December, opened and closed ssa; Janu-
AIRY. Opened Slo.-,s.. closed slDOsA. May.
op-ned Sll.istf. CLOSED sll.UssS LArd-Ds
,ember. opened s5cs,A closed s.,5ls
Live stock-The Union stock Yards rsrort
the following prices; Ho2--Market otS-ned
rather slow and weak; prices &c lower. Light
grades. saWd3-S; rough packing ssstli1 -:
ulxed, s.ssDa3 ~: heavy packing and shipping
lots, ss.35Gs55; pigs sso,osSi
Cattle-Steors. $50: cows slto. st.ck-r- aud
feeders. Sz9sG1lr. Texas cattle. Si.slSts -:
,alves. sSDsd5 On; Christmas l-eeve-. sssnau<5
sheep-Christrass, s5.SGs5.s5; lAnii-. SsSla
6O
Produce: Butter-FAncy separator. aassSe
per 10; Diaries. finest fresh. 2iQ=sc: packing
stock. leaIle Eggs-Fresh oAndied. ios. OF.
e+Gsfsc = doz; ice-house stock. lsSlsc
Dressed poultry D. = n: spring
chickens fancy, ~: ROSTERS. s.: ducks. palDc,
turkeys. eglO-xe; gees. setsc- .Fotatoes-whife
rose, ssGs5 D be. red rose, 7e9s5c. HcbrOn.ss1
sc; Peerless, ss9s5c: Burhanls. ssda3c; poor
BIO. Apples-C,oking. $3Q4 , brl; eating. IS;
Michigan choice SS7saA; fancy Varieties ssa
l.E0
New York.
NEW YORK. Dec Is
Wheat-No. red winter cash. 81 0s,s
GlG; do December. Sl0is<; do January.
sl.o5ss; do May. slus-s Corn-No : mixed
cash, cis9 ssise do Deoember. CSC: do Jan
nary. 6ll4c. Oats Duh but steady: No 2
mixed cash. 5sd59ic; do january. pssc: do
May. 5lise. Rye Nominal. Barley Nominal
Pork-Dull; new mess sisUafss1 Lard
Quiet; january. Sdls; May. sG6s
Live Stock: Cattle-Limited trading: poor
est Ia best native steers. S4Gifl5s5 y la Re;
Sheep and Lambs Market SLOW. hut prices
Arm; sheep s40sd55Op lDo ns: lambs. 81 IS
a61i.. Hogs-Nominally dull: live hogs, sssl
fl3.65 Z luO ibs.
DoCK Inland
Hay-Upland prairie, SaO0Gs5o
HAy-Ttmotny-es.00d$s. 80
Hay-wila, 5000.
Corn--53c.
0ats-27@p
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-19

Wisconsin parochlai schools.

WASHINGTON CRY, Dec. ls-The census
office has in press a preliminary bulletin
on education prepared by James II Blod.
gett, who was connected in similar ca
pacity with the tenth census. The imper-
feet results of the inquiry regarding pri-
vate and parochial schools, Nov l, in each
state, show large attendance of pupils,
especially in Wisconsin, where the figures
justify the claims made by religious bodies
maintaining parochial schools In Wis
consin there has been reported $1,000 In
Roman Catholic schools 22,000 Lutheran,
more than 10000 Evangelical and less num-
bers in other parochial schools
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-19
Filled Lamp on the Stove Hearth.

BATAVIA, n. Y, Dec. 19.-Mrs. Fedora
Dimbleri widow aged 81, living alone,
met a horrible death Wednesday night.
She was filing lamp on the stove hearth,
when the oil, which ran over, Immediate
ly ignitei. The blaze communicated to
her cloth ing and in an instant she was en-
veloped in flame. Mr.. and Mrs. Dorsey,
neighbois who came TO her assistance.
were severely burned. Mrs Dimbler was
SO terrib burned that abe died
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-19

A prominent physician and old army
surgeon In eastern Iowa was called away
from home for few days. During his
absence one Of the children contracted .
severe cold. and his wife bought bottle
OF Chsmbsrlain's Cough Remedy for IL
They were 90 much pleased with the
remedy that they Afterwards used sev.
eral bottles at various tines. He said
from experience with II. be regarded 1t a.
the most reliable preparation in use for
colds. and that II came the nearest Of be-
Ing . specific Of any medicine be had
ever seen. For sale BY HATH q Balm.
cen. druggists.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-19
Pnrnell Took the Hi.l,


knKESSY, Dec. 19.-Parnell was urged
by his physicians to remain indoors yes
terday and avoid excitement aud expos
ure. He was warned that there was dan
ger of Inflammation Of the right eye. in
which case the sight Of that eye would
probably be destroyed. Notwithstanding
these warnings Parnell determined
TO go to Goresbridge and help
his followers present his case To the
people there. He was accompanied by
Redmund, Scully, O'kelly aud Nolan. and
made a brief speech. They then went on
TO Cowran, where Parneil spoke briefly
and was well received.
Davitt has issued n manifesto entitled
Facts for Voters.p Il contains many bit
ter attacks upon Parnell and his followers.
Parnell will issue q counter manifesto.
The Healyites held n large and enthusi-
astic meeting at Urlingford
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-19
MAY RESULT IN A FIGHT.

The Troops Pursuing Sitting Bulls Band
to the Bad Lands.
PIERRE, S. D.. Dec. 1e.-An Indian scout
arrived at Fort Bennett Wednesday night,
bringing word that Sitting Bulls follow
ers, who escaped when their chief was
killed, had camped the night before at the
mouth of Thunder Greek, ON the MORGAN
river, being on their way to the Bad Lands.
Col Merriam's command of the Seventh
regiment has left Fort Sully to intercept
the hostiles ut Cherry Greek ford ON the
Cheyenne river.
An Attack Probable.
Should Sitting Bulls followers combine
with Big Foot's and Low Dogs braves. as
they no oubt will, they will greatly out
number the troops, and it is thought may
make an attack ON them in revenge for
Bulls death.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-19

WASHINGTON CRY, Dec. 19.-The recon-
mendations of the Pan-American congress
for the meeting of the international mone-
tary commission. having been adopted by
all OF the American republics, the presi-
dent of the United States, by the authority
of congress conferred upon himsin the last
diplomatic and consular appropriation
bill. has issued an invitation for the first
meeting OF the American monetary union
at Washington City on the first Wednes-
day of january next.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-19
HORRIBLE FATE OF A WOMAN.
Her Body Dismembered and Portion
Found on the Track.


Found on the Track.
NEW YORK, Dec. 19.-The engineer of
the rapid transit train bound east and due
at Sailor s Snug Harbor. Staten island, at
1117 Wednesday night, was startled Just
as the train struck the trestle work be-
tween Livingstone and Snug Harbor to see
fash out in the glare of the head
light what he took to be a red danger sig
nal moving in short, quick jerks. He
stopped MS train aud investigated. He
was hor or-stricken to find not danger
signal, but human leg wrapped in part
of red iannel petticoat.
Another CHASTITY Discovery.
The lei, was cut of close to the thigh,
Coroner Wood, Of Port Richmond, was no.
titled, ard had the leg taken to the New
Brighton police station. 1t was evident
that a W oman had been struck by a train,
her leg cut off, and the body thrown into
the river by the motion Of the train Cor
oner Wood called jury and viewed the
dismeml cred limb. Search was begun for
the other portions of the body, but all that
could be found was the entrails.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-19
HOPE FOR THE uTTLE ONES.
Alleged Discovery of Cure for the Dead
1y Diphtheria.

Alleged discovery OF u Cure Tor the Dead.
ly Diphtheria.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, Dec. Especial ca
bles to Der Herold here have made fire.
quent mention lately of DR. Rieger, who
is at present in high favor with Emperor
William. In a recent cablegram Rieger is
again mentioned as having cured all the
children Of Baron Won Falkenhausen, who
were down with black diphtheria Rieger
has a cure for diphtheria which is pro-
nounced to be all but specific. The dis
covery has been made that a Number of
south side physicians have the drug, and
have US ed il with astonishing success dur
ing the diphtheria epidemic now in pro-
gress here.
The supply Of the Drug Limited.
The medicine was brought over by a
druggist who just returned from Euro.
pean trip. The druggists and the physi-
clans object to having their names men.
toned, claiming that the supply Of the
drugis limited and publication Of their
names would cause chem to be overrun
with people anxious to obtain II. The
medicine is peculiar preparation of pa
payotine and the method of application IL
Q secret DIR. Rieger is q native of Glogan
in the province of Silesia.