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DEFEATED nv A PARsOS.
sometimes harpen .hst the ends Il justice are beat
Tested 10 heir cours. and even b. .adar them f.cii
tics for the commission Of ocuces which will Thorn
as snaIes spd pitfalls. When like are adopt
ed Tor tie detection Of crime leu porary check the
operations Of the suspected persons from whatever
cau,e arising creates scme additional trouble and
anxiety TO these who eIdesvoing ferret out the
evil der and provokes degree Of transportation toward
his unconscious abettor
Such un'imey aterfercnc with plans carefully laid
and carried out at considerable expense of time and
effort orce occurred while the auth was alton png to
blng 70 light an depredator in whose de-
lection the public much many had suk
Tered BY the loss Of money sent through hi oni,e.
bad been hsrd at work for week 10 pursuing this
tiers the road On which the ecicd oics was
situated Che road beng OF the toughest kind about
ory miles In length and very muddy, and datter
pg myself that that days work would enable mo TO
Aring my lsbors 10 conclusion satisfactory to the pub
lie and nysef not to the delinquent whea my hopes
were M The time dashed to the ground By tie innocent
hand OF the village parson
And II happened in this wise:-
The mai carrier WAS instructed to throw OF his mail
Is usual at The suspected Office and remain outside
in order to afford the Postmaster good oppor tupiy Tor
The repetition of the oe7ce which was supposed to
two in advance, in another vehicle impaently waiting
10 learn the result of his nanouvre
As the part Of the road where stationed, in
Inc Micst o. woods and the carrier had no passengers
no particular caution essary in conducting the
conversation and before my associate had react 81 me
he called out, 81 guess you II have TO y /. again tho
Iominie was there ar helped to overhaul the mail
day.
The sportsman Who having just got fnir sight at
the bird which he has Watching for hours behods
y, startled by some blunderer, flying of to parts
inoHp" he angler who, by unwesried pains taking,
hes almost invegled monarch of the prtr Into swaI
lowing his hoos--sees stone hurled by careless
band de.csnding wi,h splash, and putting end to
his hsby hirtationthese imagine m, einRs when
the mail carrier made the above snnouI cement.
'confound the roDiniep' insolunta'iy exclaimed I,
why couldn't he mind his own business ~
examined the mail bag, but nothing missing OK
cep the ms tier that properly belonged TO that ONCE
But A. the next trni, the parishionsr did have
Dniste ial aid In opening bis mail and accordingly,
probably by way Of indemniing himself for his forced
abstinence, he not only seized the decoy package, but
severai others.
The following dsy IL stead Of the mail, he
was hm self thoroughly overhAned by United States
Marshal
man Of such weak virtue should hire 'nominie' by
the year to stand by and help him the DEVIL
ing the process Of opening he mails
Apart from the incidents with which the book
abounds, 1t contains some valuable matter for re-
ference.
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LOSS NFIISIh AND GREAT DAMAGE TO PROPERTY.
letter received ia Bos'on by the America gves the
llov ing nc soutt Of hurricane which passef OYER
Mesiina doing grea, damage 80 the villages and fuis
trees, and desroyirg many live
MnxHaA Soy L. 1855
IN the morning ~ the 18th inst, We had drcadfe
hurricane, with lightning and thunder accompanied with
heasier alps thsn experienced ~ this county anf
more awful than 10 tie year 1873 Whole yligss have
entirely destroyed and swept into the With oss
II many hyes-'he number not yet kuawn Indeed, the
about Nesrna for twenty miles more L dfsadfu
and nenable and doubt you vii hays the psrtics
lar In the rspefs ~ ihese distressing events.
You are rsost hlel that our principal lemon
gardens are near the numspas (ryerst Ia rnseHrnee
'Ne hood from the hills ard mountain orefshsinea
hem and for miles where ihess beautiful and rich
g 50 EXTENDED not a vsscige Il 10 be seen.
To gr,nteft part 81 mills, situated close BY
y aanas, for the Of the water have been iestrpy
washed away and u u much 70 be fsarrd thai -
tlal lie In the grsasst want Of hruf. u an American
tstcel should arrive, II would ell al advanAgeyus
price. Owing 10 the disaster 70 fruit garden u "
imiof,ibe nov 20 ssy TO what price em0a esfeacs ill
~ UP, and hink your American fnn1- shouf have
stock ~ hs, years produce they you'd % vel -
hold IL, and not cell Mr. the present..
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The Ninesnnes cdsek announce. the 3eaih " MAJOR
Jsrtr Ssru ~bo died hi resiscres q Gibson couIy
lA,ssua, 10 the sd year Of biz MAJOR smith bs'
been fetidtnt Of hat State since lsps served In ihe
var Of 1872 and member q ihe convention That
icfusd the first eynsfi,ution ~ Indiana.
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Totals ...... siac,As6 81 s25s,sso % $50 oss 10


This hnerenAe Is equal 10 sixty per cent.
The Chicago and Rock Island RaiIroad Company sass
cd In November, 1855, siaos22 50, against titA,sse
tie ssms month last year, showing . decrease ~
VI o?0 H. The gross earnings In tho past Avs nsaGs
have been se62 ao7 against ss 800 for thu sps.A
ing months last year, ahowhg An insreass Of ss7,7S
The csoiene Ia November confined TO passs.xsr
receipts.
The Cumberland Anos' Journal Of tho T,h inst says,
, IRON he frostburg region u Cumberland ana
.'hh fvAnls rsbiosd, tr tho week ending saturday,
November - 3 sa7 tons N.ns ported. as Of this
tonr -
Over The Cumberland Coal and Iron compspys raiirs>A
FOR tire same period GOT istons shrped s3s 10
tins fh This place by rsIlrcaa and q "a "a tons va
csunl The total amount shipped y th. Tor ,hs
year since the first Of January last 4. 1873 ess "a
From the Georges Cres Coal aud Iron Compasy's
ninet 1915 u tens shipped their rssosd 4,
market for the pe,ioi. the total amount .hppsd
by tits company Tor the year since tbs arst of January
last, l. .ll,a72 On tons 7el - tons despatchsi
" m the HAmrsere Coal and iron compAny's miasA
The to,sl amount Tor the year IL o., ssi Is toni
Ihe,e Sere itysiS boats descended tho cneaA psAAs
snd Ohio Canal during the period carrying lGeo
tans Of coal and liz II tons u coke.
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GrAssc Horns InsSEicu0sr
Ceararccs f5r aest ing Dee. IS itys sig2 b0s,s10
H.. a.. 90. foe. 10 faya. 1ss.bTb. "a
Palaces ior wrel ending f~s. "a dag. t.76 10
10. d. DO. D~c. To- dAys. c,i,a,sH
TIE ANNEXED stsisIncnt erh,ds cofnparispn u tho
! ,aing depsr,menr d the bansssd MS siy soss the
Up = the last weekly rs'urns.--
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patcd. OF The two millions received FROM C,s.a. -
the las steamer tas banks got about one third n -
In deposts In the ace Of Increase In dis,ou.sa
h not favorable feature. We have further rsu,ssnsss
nom California Dear at hand, amounting probably 70
two millions Of dollars but the chances tina, very
little gill go INTO thu banks. R.tss for sterling saehA.ss
rule nearly at specie shipping points, and II tbs la
prsssion that the steamer HON this port o. WEDNESDAY,
vii 'aAe out sfec~ " . modesase amount.
The earnings Of this Gacra and Chicago Railroad Ooaa
pany for November 1854 and 1855 thus given by ~
papers o. Chicago
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III
s1p62i co. against ST. 17s 10 for The month last
YEAR showing decrease OF 81 G63 so.
The United sa'ca Trus. Company notify the creditors
= the knickeI booker Savings Institution that thy will
pay second ard FINAL dividend Of airy and half Of
per cent from snd nfer this date and unit. the sth
u january next at No. % William street, basemsn, and
thereafter NJ No. 40 wall street, SECOND door.
The steamship 1rometheus at New Orleans, from Mica
ragua, bings two weeks a,es intelligence from Callis
mia. Her daes San Frsncco 10 Nov 10Th Inclusive.
Tie Northern Light left Nicaragua the sth Inst, for
Wv York, With tassenge's and $3.50 900 In specie
irtight slo viii he due about "Wednesday.
The Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati Railroad Com
rary have declared semi annual dividend Of Ave per
cent.
The annexed statement exhibits tho average daily
movements In tho leading departments Of the banks Of
this city, during the week preceding sa,urdsy morning
ecamber g. 1Slbs--
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bank where the bundred dollar note sas obtained and
e Letter containing 1t scaled We very dissi niar TO
ehhsr Of thote Which appeared upon the "post-boy"
LITTER.
From The confederation Of all these facts wa. salts
led that gross ami conemptbie fraud had been perpe
traed BY The writer of the letter, and lost time In
proceeding to the ,isge where that parsonage lived
called upon the Postmaster and made inquiries re-
h. u the character and pecuna'y circumstances 81
~ otEon In question. From the replies made II APP
a.sd % have already stated that his reputation IN
thought 1t nigh, BE- possible that In 80 small place
could ascertain whether he had lately passed hundred
D. a. note, he ~oua have been ukeJ have done IL
II true that he had enclosed 1t In the New Haven
letter.
Calling at the store which received most of his custom
introduced myself To the proprietor, made couadan Of
him extent and learned that the very neg. day
after that which the Aforesaid letter mailed is
q thor offered him In payment for barrel Of -four,
hYnde dollar note the bank from which bill of the
lie denomination had been obtained, as before
chant could not then change IT, but the -four and
ehsnssd bin which he supposed 70 be the same few
I'D Win these Irresistible facts proceeded 70 call
o. sdventuro d. csver Of the clergy, who had at
tempted mshe member u that body second hs In
tsIons TO cheat another nsatiate archer could not
s'Nr T." said l. after preliminary convsrsa-
ton 'lts Of rnipce matters fhe fact 10 you
rc no, send the money in that New Haven latter. You
o.red Il The day after Ecu prss.n,sd 70 mail T. >, Mr.
y,u Vii NO, DENY he truth IN IL matter" '''''
then gave him bis choice 70 send the hundred dollars
promptly to biz New Haven sorrespondsni, alo~
oWove, IN pup1c manner, w mcS ~ my pc~eess'on
Fspe thus hard pressed and finding himself cornsred
he confessed that he had prepared the letter which
received In New Haven-postscrpt double waters
and abefore he eft home and that Wills crossing tina
street from The bank 10 The Post ofos, he substituted
this for the he wrote In the clergymsps stady la
promised 70 send he money and pretsnded TO have sui
fsd severely In his feelings on as'ouns u this dishorss'
act
There no Cned States Law providing for the pu.sh
Of such offence but public opinion and private
conscience make nicer distinction. Than che DO
and often mete out wen deserved penalty 70 hose VIII
slu6e the Ices subtle nsinsters u justice.
In the present instance the frex Ing story msis
public by direction of the Postmaster General ami tn
suthor a the trick unable 70 sustain the indixnAon
contempt " the comruni'y In which be pved vas con
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SiI con TfhPefr kemI Wtt " yale OF stocks and bonds
Win take place tomorrow TUESDAY J at hslfp,st ~
O'Clock, At the Mcrchapt-' Exchange.
AT the second beard there eriai variation In
pIcsr and there not much business Transacted Ia
any lescing s.och except Eie. Michigan Central Rail
road advanced per cent Erie closed per cent lover
Caller and Chicago coted firm At III per cent PanA
ma at 10hk bid los asked.
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in port gave evidence that h. had arrived 10 the land Of
cI eams.
Under the cover OF this feu de joie, despatched
cracker mot fire cracker which happened TO have in
my pocket, my inner began to feel the effects Of
my unwoDtsd petition and consequent weariness
At about midnight sucdsn peal of the bell pulled by
the mail carrier back door aroused the siee per- who
started up went TO the door and received the mail and
after little delay returned his bed, not, however to
sleep quietly before he often rolled from
side to side Occasionally at'sring sroan
Of these phenomena. They might be owing hrst, to
heat; second, To disordered stomach Third. TO
As 10 the lrst of these supposed causes
probable that hs recent visit TO the door In very airy
costume should have had any tendency TO Increase the
animal heat; ana a. regarded the second theory my
knowledge II hi detec habits too limited 10 furnish
with data for anything like argurncn his short
delay at the door after receiving the mall bags pro-
duced by any for which conscience might properly
goad him, the last hypothesis might be correct but on
The whole Obliged TO follow the example Of many
profounder theorists. and confess that didn't hnow
much about the matter
A combination Of the ssoma n and conscience suopo.
sitons nigh; be adequate solution o. the question:
for the slender salary Of Post Office clerk hardly sui
feed for than three meals aAy ADD she insreaes
theee premises would be rather casy that fourth
must have been ., the public expense.
Here my reflections came to untimely end, for the
Va. reinforced " the sdson o. pccoio in the shape
OF ore Of those minute specimens 81 creation common
y called mosquito whose ncte most musical most
bottle Ay In rather curious than plea sing
And The different sounds procuced By these insects
TIM he latter With bnllheaded cbstnscy, bouncing
saainst your face bundsrng way, with apparently
no particular object excepuog that u making himsel
generally dipsgree While the former Lighting upor
Won ~ ielcstely ~ . Aake proceeds with sdmrs
bs prompttuds and dehneness Of parpose TO take on
his lancet snd like failing humoriH Away
The tones Of this insect Eolsn and fell for ntth
tins Al dissanoe but was speedily aware of pre-
serce In immediate proximity 10 my ear and apparently
rnsLInc a tour a observation arouni my bead, whore
uoop commenced blind sort Of defence By houriahin
nv hapes as pelessly a. possible round the region IN
vsded TO az little purpose however, tne auAck o. 70
sulsr troops upon q body OF In hans; for 10 monen
ihe music css,ea and felt the sharp prick which IN
Sosned me tbst hit, and insincuvey ianisra
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nonooa. <3o In psoo liz dana In u

Danger de la Pipe.-On lit dams Ia Ve
rite, de Lille, du fevrier
On ma plus guere entendu parler dc Ia
nicotine, &c subtil poison, depuis la celebre
affaire Bocarme. I'm docteur en- medicine
dune commune de la banlieue Went de faire
l'experience que ressence de tabae est tou.
jours une substance des plus dangereuses
LIE docteur, fumeur passionne, await adopte
une de ces pipes dites en- ecume de nser, ct
formees de plasieurs pieces. Ain d'empe.
cher Pair de penetrer par les jointures, il
await enroule autour de sa pipe une certaine
quantite de laine fine, ct il trouvait ce pro-
cede fort ingenieux.
La semaine derniere, le doctcur ressentit
tout coup des douleurs d'estomac. ct son
abdomen enda CONNIE celui dun hydropique
il fallut une medication prompte ct energi-
que pour arreter les progress du NAL. C'e-
TAFT un empoisonnement occasionne par Ia
pipe don't Ia laine await absorbe ct distille la
partie veneneuse du tabac que le fumeur
await ensuite aspiree.
q Get exemple doit proftef aux fumeurs
qui ont autour de leurs pipes de Ia laine ou
tout autre tissu susceptible de retenir la nj.
cotine.p
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ArrrnAvrr.--M. Jacob KeddY. emf

ArrIDAvrT.--M M. Jacob Keddy. employe
sur phabitation de M. Crane; habitant su-
crier de notre paroisse, . fait un affidavit
pardevant Honorable juge de paix du 3me
district. rapportant que, le 20 .fevrier, alors
quill faisait lever l'atelier pour aller au
champ, n'ayant pas trouve le hegre Sam,
dams sa cabane. ii lui adressa ouelques re-
proches, auxquels celui-ci repondit inselem-
lnent, en- le menacant de Ia vie, sill ne le
laissait tranquille. Nonobstant, NJ. Jacob
Keddy, lui ayant envoye quelques coups de
poing, Sam. Sc servant dun baton quill await
j la main, en- frappa avec advancement NJ.
Jacob Keddy Ce dernier. don't le sang await
coule, fut force de garder le lit pendant quel-
que temps, ct IL N. 1t Mime. Crane lui pro
dfguerent leurs soins.
lie negre ete arrete mercred dernier Of
II est u ge6le en- attendant son jugement
ldessager de St. JGcQues.)
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DUEL A MoRr.-On nous rapporte qu'un
de nos amis ct colleagues de la Nouvelle- Or
leans, NJ Aristide Girard, agent correspon-
dant du Mescltuce6e, s'est battu en- duel lun-
di dernier avec M. John De Buys. lie duel
eu lieu sur lie ehemin du Bayou; l'arme
choisie etait l'epee ct les conditions acceptees
par les combattants etaient que le combat ne
cesserait que lorsque Fun d'entre eux serait
dams l'impossibilite detenir son epee; c'etait
done un duel a mort. LIE. combat a dure
quatorze minutes, pendant lesquelles NJ. Gil
rard reeu trois pleasures ct NJ. De Buys
sept. La derniere blessure recue par NJ. De
Buys est 81 grave que lie combat etc sus-
pendu; ses nombreux amis craignent encore
aujourd' hui pour sa vie. Les pleasures de NJ.
Girard sont beaucoup moins dangereuses.
Mesehacebe.
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Gueyi par t'Etectricit6.--Le SaIut Pa
hc de Lyon rapporte le fait suivant, quill
signale aux physiologistes:
I'm oficier de rarmee franchise que le
general de Martimprey await charge de faire
une reconnaissance dams les environs de Sc
bastopol, fut renverse, non pas par un boulet
de canon niais par la colonne d'air que le pro-
jectile refoula yiolemment en- passant tout
pres de lui La commotion ressentie par l'of-
fcier fut 81 intense, que sa langue Sc contrac-
ia instantanement, ct qua partir dc ce mo-
ment il lui fut impossible de Ia produire hors
de la bouche ct de parler.
"Ayant sollicite ct obtenu un congo, le
blesse debarqua d Marseille Ia, quelqu 'un
entreprit de lie traiter au moyen de Pelectri-
cite. Des les premieres seances. rorgane
affecte 81 singulierement commence d Sc
saouvoir avec plus de facilite, mais sans toute-
fois que lie malade put parler Quelques
jours s'ecoulerent encore sans ameliofa-
tion bien notable. Enfn, le douzieme jour,
10 patient decide tenter une experience
decisive, se soumit une commotion electri-
que dune intensite topte exceptionnelle, ct
presque anssitdt le success qu'on s'etait pro-
mis- Sc produisait: au bout de quelques mi
nutes 10 malade. recouFrait lie plein ct libre
exercice de Ia parole.
z Aulourd hui, ce militaire est de retour
dams ses foyers; il est complement retabli.
ct compile retourner d son poste sous peu de
3ours. - Pyogres.
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--Undes litterateurs francais les plus celebres,
Gerard de Nerval, Went de mourir dune facon hien
deplorable. Ii s'est pendu dams un acces de fevre
chaude.
Ses obseques ont en- lieu Paris le so ianvier.
LIE service funebre ets celebre ! Notre Dame, Oh
Sc sont rendus tous les nombreux amis que Get es-
prit charnant ct distingue comptait dams Id lfte-
rature ct dams les arts. La cerEmonie, organisee
par la societe des gems de lettres avec le
du ministre dEtat ct des amis particuliers de Ge-
rard de Narval, etait conduite par NM. Francis
Wey, Arsene Houssaye ct Theophile Gautier.
Tout ce que Paris compte d'intelligences elite
etat venu dire un dernier adieu ce rere 81 estme
81 honorG, si Anne de tous Plus de cnq cents per-
sonnes ont accompagn6 pied, Iusqu'au Pere-La-
chaise, le modesto corbillard du poete. An moment
Oh lie corps etc descendu dams Ii fosse, M. Fran
els Wey president de la socet6 des gems de ettres
prononce queiques paroles pleines de dignite sur
le cercueit de son ami.
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I'm chem1n ne fer loatr en Sou.-Toute
chooses ell ce bas monde, Il ses jours de gloire
ct de prosperlte, puis son temps de decadence.
Les domains II ont pas etc exempts dc cettc
lol fatale, pourquoi les chenlins de fiery echap-
peralent-ils? Naguere encore, tous les ca
pltaux de pUnion, tous les tresors de la Ca
lltornle etaient consacres ce genre de spe-
culatlons Mais, aujourd'hui "la gloire du
railroad empire ct son regne est passe" En-
volcl une preuve assez convaincante ct assez
humiliante. Lundi dernier, lie chemin de fer
de Rutland a Burlington, mis- aux encheres a
Bellows Falls s'est vendu I'M mill Il 1Oeme
de cent? Faction; de sorte que tout le chemin
dune extremite l'autre, etc adjuge pour
$22' Ii await coute 50, 100000.
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NOMINATIONS

Par e Goavenear, apec Fagprobassds ds Ssaat.
MN. John Pemberton ct w. e. Starke, direc-
tears de IL Banque des Citoyens.
MM Gustava MiltenbeFger, b. Bloosn6eM Ell
lidee ~
MN: Josiah Cole et III. mi. Summers. directeurs
du chemin de fer de Jackson.
IA. Pierre Laeoste, recorder des decas III nais-
Eailces
a. y d. Westmore, regisseur des sAntes et
transports
MN. Emile Hiriart ct i. j. IVY. rrrastre du Port.
Les nominations snivantes ont 6b6 Saites mar le
1esser1ear mais elles mont pas encore Ste coufrs
mees par le Senat -
LIB Hatch, recorder des hypotheques
Port. sss.e--.s So ~ ~
QuaIles ct Chas. \, 4liyier, maitres du Port.
= 7. waldo, adjadant ct Inspector general.
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LIE VACCIN.

Nous recevons, de tous cotes, de facheuses nou.
vees sur les pregres de la petite verole ou picote
dams nos contrees Mais jusqua present, Deu merci,
nous ne commissions aucun cas- de cette epidemic
dams notre village. Tout en- reconmandant nos
concitoyens, de ne point negliger de Sc preserver
par Ia vaccine, des atteintes de cruel feau nous
croyons deyoir leur faire connaitre Tauteur de ce
moyen de preservation. La demonstration des pro,
prietes du vaccin ou peote des vaches, (anglice
cow-pox) est due d un medecin anglais, Edward
Jenner ne Berkeley lie II Mai l7Ae, ct mort en-
1925
I'm jour une laitere qui Gtait venue pour consulter
Mr.. Ludlow, chirurgien a Sodbury, (Angetcrre) dit
en- presence de Jenner, alors etudant ell medicine,
quelle ne redoutat rien de Ia petite-v6roIe parce
quelle await pris la picote des vaches On salt que
cette picote des vaches est maadie eruptve qui
attaque lie beta ct don't les pustules sont surtout
apparentes sur le pis des vaches. Lesprt fappe de
cette declaration dune latiere, Jenner resolut den
verifer la valeur ct lie IA Mai 1885, apres une OBJ
servation patiente, pendant plusieurs annees put
constater dune maniere eclatante la puissance pre-
servatiVe de la picote, inoculant un jeune gar
con lie virus vaccin dune pustule que portait Ia
main une laitiere qu Pavat gagne dune vache: Te.
ruption Sc manifesto csez Penfant au temps prevu,
ct Sc terna sans accident LIE premier Juliet sui
vant Penfant fut soumis linoculation de la petite
verole, (pratique que Lady Montagu await fat con.
naitre en- Angeterre l7l7) au retour de son voyage
de Constantinople,) ct Ia petite verole ne deve
loppa point. Apres cette eclatante constation Jen
ner Sc livra de nouvelles ct importantes observa
tons, ct deux ans plus tard en- 1898 settlement il
publia son premier Outrage sur ce sujet Cenemoire
contenant les details de quelques nocuations volon
taires parmi lesquees cas- etat reatf un des en-
fants de fauteur produsit un grand efet ct la vac
cinaton Sc propagea rapidenent. En- 1899, sor
ecacte fut attestee, par uue declaration sgn6e de
soixante treize medecns des plus renommes Lon
dres. En- 1902, lie parlement Britannique ordonns
enquete ce suet, ct dapres le rapport de Ii
commission, il vota unanimement 4 Jenner, une re
compense rationale denviron $50, 900. En- 1907 un'
nouvelle somme de 100000 lui fut votee de L
meme maniere.- Echo de Lafayette.