—Mr. C. E. Cassal, the public analyst for Kensington, reports that of 499 samples analyzed under the "Food and Drugs Act" 28 per cent. were adulterated, and 17 per cent. of inferior quality, the greater part of the adulterated or inferior samples being specimens of milk. The largest proportion of adulterated samples was from the Sunday milk, only 34 per cent. of the samples being genuine. The amount of fines for all this adulteration was only £37, knowing which one does not wonder at the extent of the adulterations.
J. K. Bartlett, M.D., long well known to the profession as one of the oldest and most respected members of the profession in Milwaukee, Wis., has removed from that city, and taken his residence permanently in Berkeley, Cal. His many friends and correspondents should make note of this fact. The change of residence at this period of life was caused by