always been so very closely related to the art of the physician and the business of prescribing remedies for human ailments, and the physician has so often been his own apothecary, that we can only trace the art of the apothecary as a separate profession since the twelfth century. Even in ancient

of His Most Serene Highness the Hereditary Prince of Hesse, Company of Grenadiers (list sent from Hesse-Hanau to America). The original list is in the Preussisches Staatsarchiv, Marburg (Ser. 0. W. S. 1268, Wilhemshöher Kriegsakten, No. CXL, page 7), while a photostatic copy is available in the

responsible position, he commissioned Hon. Thomas H. Burrowes of Lan- 2 Dr. Wickersham was appointed Colonel of the 47th Regiment, by reason of having organized a company composed of Millersville students during the war. �caster. Mr. Burrowes, a nativ e of the town of Strasburg, had been in public life since

place selected was Erb's Woods, three-quarters of a mile north of the town of Manheim (opposite Hernley's Mennonite Meeting House, on present Route 72). �A brief report of the Manheim Camp Meeting of 1867 is found in a book entitled, "A Modern Pentecost," and is as follows: A fine grove near the old