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II the merchants in your ne hborbood should not
nave 1t on hand. request them procure 1t for YOU
ReS-A trade discount GUOwci to DeaIcrs.
ALLEN II NEEDLES,
az D. Det0Ddrs Avenue and al S. Wafer ST.,
tFirst Store above ChesnutJ
PHILADELPHIA
We ''H no articles but sueh as zoe can sgfsIy re.
commend frli,3m
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E& &mENm@ @DNT MEmD

/ II
j. B. COOPER & BRO.
Have removed their place OF business to the
BRICK STORE HOUSE ON COMMERCE STREET
FIra Door "Lorc CoDnj.<' C",o,r.
Where a cho!ce stock Of
CoflceS, Teas, Sugars, Svrurps,
Soaps Oils Candles Spices, Mears Cheese Fish Sal,
Lard English and American Bptted PI, kIes Sau
'S.' Ca'"nPs, AIMED Fruus, Olive on. PrcIarod q
MnElard+ Chocoialr, Cucoa, Com Starch RIcc
FarIna. Pearl Starch, Rec Flour Barlrv n,
hIus !VMder Hops, Fanny Crackers Fur
ia ratkcrS. Soda liscuII Sugar Bjsruu
Kal7ins Currants Curon, Fig AppL.s
Lemons, Mats. Plum and Flne.Cu,
he"Ihg Tobacco. Common and Fine
Hhmhi"g Inbat'" Cigar, Snuff, Pines
Snn't h"Acs, Fionr, MeaI, Buckwhect Conn
Oats. SLIP Stuff, Tubs. Buckets Cans krrs
keelers Brooms. Broom Handles Rr,-nps W.
hasSeis, KNIFE Baskets tru!t Bl-kets TrayolI,rr
b!-kets, Fancy BASKETS and SaIc.ci- ScIne rwII,..
YIN VINE broom WINE, Sail / " me, ChUhu TWluc
Seine RoP" Jute Rope, Manila Rope.
FLOOR AND TABLE OH. CLOTHS
Stand Covers Fine window Shnl r,ner W,,l...,
Blinds Umbrellas, Walking Canes, Boys Canes.
GL1 IS WARE.
Granite Ware, Common Qu.cnsware. rov ,,.,.. an,
't"eehS"ar@. Stove Ware PorkcI CuiIerv T,.,lr ON
ierY Sonns ScIssprs Shears, Cloth Brgshrs To,t,
% DofuSn"S ltair BrIshcs Razors RrIar Strots Carrb.
Powder, Snot, BnII''s, Gun Caps Cartr,dgry p,wJsr
FIuShs, Shot Pouches.
SCHOOL BOOKS. BLANK BOOKS.
Memorandum Books, Bibles. Hymn B,.o,.. Pave,
h"ohS' Photograph AIbuin-, D.trtrs T,v Bun,s G.. .u
rfai Stationery, Drawing Fcnclis Drawing Books and
al other articles embraced any of The above laesrA
d Nod9 can be- had at the lowest pco- We can afford
% sell Ihem taking Qnnhy qlwavs iuio consideration
"ARDEN AND FIELD SEEDS IN season.
Jan2 r = & Rpo
PURE LIBERTY WHITE LEAD (
preferred by ali pract'c i Printers. Try it. & Won
VIII have no other. Ianulacturcd only bv
ZIEGLER d SMITH,
y HoLEstIE DRrG, PArNr & GLASS Dr,trps
No. l37 North THIRD Street, PIIILAD'A.
Jan'y 81, 'GG, lv.
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~" Wx - "a "MC
Valuable FARM on the water bout five miles be-
10" CheslerIown, Md. containing - Acres. The
Dwelling Is two-story brick, in good ORDER out.
buildings sufficient; wood abundant, land partially
lined, situation handsome and healthy, neighbor-
ho'd good; terms accommodating. Possession given
Immediately.
@l% It GEORGE VICKERS, Agent
Chsstertown, Nd, March 6, 1866.
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Smyrna Litn,ber 30rd.
EAlIldS OF Lumber
WHITE PINE E2oSrsOS

IS LARGE AND WELL SEASONED
Having purchased before the late advance. rop sell
them at about PhllGdeIphIa prlces nou Nv Stock
consists of ~ ~ 1"
White Pine Cuttings.
Second Common CullingS,
Select Panel and Common.
Hemlock JoistS, 3x5. 3xG, 3x7. 3xs, 3xq
and %xl0; 49,
llemlock Boards and Fencing.
liemlOck Scantlng Of all sizes.
liemlock Floor Boards ready worked
Spruce Pine Floor Boards ready worked
" hlte Pine Floor Boards ready worked
Good White Pine Siding, inch and
No. Heart Shingles. u inches long
No Cedar Shingles "A inches long.
l'laSterlng l.ath. Shingling l.ath.
Fancy licktts. iard4n Railing &c.. &c
Good Cedar Pole, for fencing purposes.
Always on hand the best makes of
Prlmcd & Glazed Window Sash
Of the usual Sizes
heturnrng thanks for past favors rcspeci6Ilv soII
CIT me patronage OF the public The year lsGG
Terms, Cash or NegofidbIe Pdnerl
N.B.-GOOD OAK WOOD FOX SALE
JOHN H. UILNON
J'"' Commerce ST SMYRNA Del
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SJ5 per 5000 Pounds +:

which Is reduction OF Sl5 per ton in less than one
year-our price being in the Spring of 1868, seven
ty Dollars per Ton in Philadelphia and Seventy five
Dollars per Ton in Baltimore.
This is much lower according 70 the nre. nt vIno
Of all the materials used in the manufacture nr mr.
MANURE than ever before
1T The price for the Spring season will not /,
further reduced-but may find it necessary 10 nd
vance from the above figures the season propre,
aes.
The constantly increasing demand for our Raw.
Bone super -Phosphae of Lime from all parts of our
country and the great advantages we alone possess
III controlling large amounts Of Bone stock. en,hL
Us to give the Agricultural community a manure ot
"'s p'er per fon than can be produced by the far.
nler himself, even it he possessed the adyanaCe or
buying all the Bone stock at wholesale prircs. y
send IN your orders to the nearest Dealer AZ corv
as possible. Yours. VERY lrnIy Us curry
o BACGH g. SONS.
"'a'' :" Sole Manufacturers.
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500 ACRES OFEAND

500 ACRES OF LAND
IA h'sh state of cultivation with new and substan
cal improvements. The residence ON one of fine
iar"S' occupied by one ofthe proprictors is laroc.
magnificent brick edlct, built within the last three
''I'N "' Tue most substantial manner and in modern
ca,, Zoo ~ one OF the finest country seats IN the
county JO0O PEACH TREES in full bearior
WIN M d ch"lce assortment Of other FRUITS
"cSe Iarins are situated on the Delaware Rail
i"hG al MORTON station, miles below Smyrna. and
"i'h'h " hours OF Philadelphia. The soil is pccul,
arly adapted 10 the growth Of Peaches. and wonId
make us hne Peach farms as any in the STATE: t,rv
are well water'd with running silcaus. nud vi,b,1
u''o ''''e OF navIgahIe watr. The ncighborhood Is
very M healthy, the country high and rolling.
ne land could he divided into or Ciro,s if de.
'nI"' WIN good proportion of timber tar fencing
al" o'her purposes each. Convent, Mt to church,
IS, SchonS, aud mills.
F"T inrtLer particulars apply to u. McDANIEIS.
near "H,himPi1n' Del, or >. f.. conner of Eleventh
T:r3 @"u 1 ~nSnlng"n Avenue PhIIadclphia; or to
''E"'' {. SIMPSON, on the premises.
ID. NcDANIEIS
GEO. &. SIMPSON.
SMYRNA Inn 2l ISrf
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Stock, Sc, For Sale.

The following articles will be sold low for Cash
call and examine them:
pair Of Shoats, weighing from so to 100 pounds;
l fresh Milk Cow; pair OF splendid Mules +; l good
driving and saddle Horse; l Bckiord & Huppman
Drill; CultiVatorS; threc-horse Pows Ox-carts,
one OF them with shafts, also > Yokes and Bows
handsome Dearborn, tongue and shafts; c. Viii
"Ams q Co.'S celebrated Sewing Machine aud Hem
"'er' original cost $40 Respectfully,
HENRY JOHNS,
marI4 I'm kenton, Del.
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THOS. CARROW,
Real Estate Agent.

SMYRNA, KENT COUNTY, DEL,
Now offers For Sale a large number of Groia Grass
Peach and Truck Farms; also, Houses and Io,s md
Wood Tracts
Circular with specifications and prices will be found
al his office. near FO1wells Hotel smyrna Della ware
and also al most Of the Hotels in the State Quite
number Of very valuable Farms. Houses Lots, &C.
have been placed his hands for sale since the pub
lidafiOn OF said circular lie desires an early cal
= Oct. 30. 1869. THOMAS CARROW
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NOTICE..

The subscriber takes pleasure in informing the
patrons of the ALLEY MILLS, and the public in
general, that he has associated Mr.. JOSEPH PAR.
Rf' an eminent and experienced Miller Of Brandy
wine, with him in the Milling business, under The
name Of Murphey & Parry.
The mill being in excellent order, and with the
experience and skill of Mr. Parry, who will give his
personal attention, he feels confident of giving salts
faction.
:, The Highest Market Price paid for WHEA T., and
ramI.y FLoCR, MEAL, FEED, &C. kept con.
"antly on hand, and delivered to order
m4rl@ 3n ~ l. NI'RPIJEv
JOSEPH PARRY.
Alley Mills. near Smyrna, Del, March /, 1866.
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Important to Farmers

OFFICE OF BAUGlI l. SONS.
Manufacrs of BAugh's Raw Bone Super Phos phate,
NO 90 $. DEIAwARE AVENUE,
Philadelphia, February 2Sth, lsG6.
We have this day decided 10 reduce the prlce of
BAUGH'S RAW BONE SUPER PHOSPUATE
OF LIME, to
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VALUABLE
And Beautifully Located
E<A MG NM 0S
" ear Smyrna, Det.,
AT PRIVATE SALE.

he undersigned oiIcr at Private Sale their two
va Fa'u"o'e ana Beautifully Located Farms in Kent
''ou"'y' Delaware, containing together about
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1866-09-04
PROCLAMATION.

BENZ e. HUMPHREYS,
Governor OF uississiPFsfI
10 the Skerifs Of the sererdl Counties Of the
State afoTesaid-Greeting
WHEREAS, The first Monday in October,
w 1866, is the day appointed by law for
the holding Of an election in this State; and,
whereas, it is my duty to issue writ requlr-
ing -ou 10 hold said election at the time and
place appointed by law
Now, therefore, !, Benz. G.. Humphreys,
Governor of theStste of of Mississippi, do issue
this, my writ, requiring You TO hold an cleo
ton st the several precincts in your respective
counties on the first Monday in October, A. ID.
1866, for the following officers, TO serve for the
terms specified by law, to-wit:
One Judge of the High Court of Errors and
Appeals, for the First District, composed OF
the counties Of Warren, Kinds, Rankin, DC: q,
Newton, Lauderdale, Kemper, Neshobs,
Leake, Madison, Yazoo, Issaquena, Washing
ton, SunfoWer, Holmes, Alfalfa, Winston and
Noxubee;
One Judgeo of the Circuit Court, for the Dis
fr1ct in which your county is included by
One District Attorney, for the District in
which your co unity is included by law;
One Judge ofthe Probate Court;
One Clerk Of the Probate Court;
One Sheriff:
One Assessor of Taxes.
One Coroner;
one County Treasurer.
One County Surveyor;
One Ranger;
Five Members Of the Board Of Police, aud
such number of Justices of the Peace and Con-
stables as the law requires.
In testimony, whereof, / have here
Ms: unto set my hand, and caused the Great
60: Seal of the State of Mississippito be al
fxeeA at the Executive Once, in the city of
Jackses. this oath day of July, 1S66,
By the envornor:
c. "A. RRoyGHER, sec'y Of State.
augIIu .swae.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1866-09-04

FkW E s. CO.
ENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
"a and Agents for the sale Of all kinds OF
Western Produce and Liquors, No. Wash
ington Street,
VICKSBURG, MISS.
Agents for TIE renowned Cucumber Pump,
the best and cheapest Pump in use, adapted
for Cisterns or Wells, and put up at the short
est notice.
M Ample Room for StoFge. COnsignmentS
solicited.
ne Hay, Oats, and Corn alwayso on hand.
aug15dtf, FAWN & 90.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1866-09-04

J. J. GARRARD, A. n. CRAIG, HENRY ANfEs,
Vicksburg. New Orleans. EDGAR ANfES
St. Louis.
GARRARD & CRAIG,
COTTON FACTORS AND COMMISSION
- MERCHANTS,
NEW ORLEANS la.
!. J. GARRARD g. CO.,
Successors to GEO. A. SATTERLER d co..
WTH0LEsALE GROCERS, COMMISSION,
Wv Merchants and Dealers in Plantation
Supplies,
VICKS URG, MISS.
1T Liberal advances made on Cotton con-
signed to Garrard & Craig, New Orleans.
Mr. A. b. WATTS, so extensively and favOra-
bly, known through the eastern portion OF the
State, has sole charge of the Receiving and
Forwarding business of our house. We re-
spectfully solicit for him your business.
!. j. GARRARD Il CO.,
Successors to Geo. A. Satterlee Il Co.
Having been entrusted with the Receiving
and forwarding business of the house OF }. j.
GARRARD & Co., | earnestly request the con-
signment of all goods you may send TO TINS port,
promising my strict personal attention 10 the
prompt forwarding of the same
Thankful for the patronage so literally be-
slowed on me while In the employ OF Messfs'
tinuance of the same, and cordially commend
the new firm of J. j. Garrard & Co., 10 the con-
tidence of my friends.
Your obedient servant,
ALBERT B. WATTS,
augI5dtf. Vicksburg, Miss.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1866-09-04
NEW ORLEANS
S c n Q OIL OF NJ ( DI NE
SESSION OF 1866 AND 1867

d. WARREN BRICKELL, NJ D., Professor of
Obstetrics and Diseases of Women, etc.
HOWARD SMITH, VI. D., Professor of Meteria
Medica.
/. L. CRAwcoUR, NJ. D., Professor of Princi-
pies and Practice of Medicine,
HENRY F. CAMPBELL, NJ. D.. Professor of
Surgery.
ALFRED c. HOLT, NJ. D., Professor of Clinical
Medicine.
A. F. PETICoLAs, NJ. D., Prof. Of Anatomy.
5. D. BURNS, NJ. D., Professor of Physiology
and Pathology.
Chair of Chemistry will be filled at an early
day.
W. S. MITCHELL, NJ. d. Adjunct Professor OF
Anatomy and special Lecturer ON Ophthai-
mic Surgery and Diseases of the Eye.
Jos. HOLT, NJ. D., Assistant to the Chair of
Obstetrics.
A. w. PERRY, NJ. D., / Demonstrators of
FRED. LoEBER, NJ. D., Anatomy.
The Eleventh Annual Course of Lectures, in
this Institution, viii begin November 12th
1855, and end March 10th ensuing: A Prelim-
mary Course will begin October 18th, and will
be free to all persons.
The Faculty, under the laws of the State of
Louisiana are Visiting Physicians and Surgeons
TO the great Charity Hospital, situated at the
very door of the School, and their pupils have
free access to the wards.
The Dissecting Rooms are unsurpassed for
extent and comfort, and will be opened on the
18th of October.
Dissecting Materials will he furnished gratis.
@ f E Z y
All the Tickets .......-.. $40 90
MalIleuiauon paid but once. 8 90
Practical Anatomy 10 90
Diploma in Medicine a0 90
Diploma in Pharmacy Is 90
Board and lodging can be as cheaply pro-
cured IN New Orleans, as IN any large city in
this country.
ID. WARREN BRICKELL, NJ D., Dean,
aug22d6w2w. 1876 Carondelet St., n. O.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1866-09-04
LOUISVILLE.
INDIAN
MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
No "a. Fourth street, Opposite National
W. ~ II "

MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
No "a. Fourth street, Opposite National
Hotel, Louisville, Ny.
REV L. B. DAVIS, President
~ H JOHNSON. Esq, Vice-President.
TaS ATEXANDER, Secretary.
FRINK Z. CHAPMAN, IA. D., Consulting
-srABIfsHED FOR THE CURE OF con-
II sumption Chronic Catarrh, Bronchial and PuIrno-
nary Affections, disordered Iunenons OF the Heart
Stamsch Liver &C. &c, Dyspepsia, Rheumatism
Gouf Neuralgia diseases of the Kidneys and kindred
organs Old Sores and Ulcers OF every description all
Nervous diseases. spinal, female uterine. and child
bed weakness, pain in the oaeA' prosTatlon and all
other Nervous disorders.
Secret ualades the suit of dissipation and early
vices producing disorders of the skin, muscles joints
1Isnda and all the internal viscera, deranRinr the
functious corrupting the blood, deooposing the It's
sues deformng the structure and defaefng the beauty
of treatment originated by DR.. Chapman from three
to six weeks Gases treated by mail, and medicines
sent to all parts Of the county cTss gGTqa.ssa
POWDERS" prepared expressly for ladies only
whose health will not admit OF their bearing children
These powders perfectly harmless, and have been
used in the Doctors private practice for years with
out one ngle failure Price . per package. Sent
nv mail securely sealed, receipt of the ptiee.
DIR. CHAPMAN'S "LIFE-GIVING PILLS pre-
pared expressly for the aged and infrm, giving
healthy action the kidneys and strength to the bad
der These pills stand without equal in the world
Price 81 per box, containing one hundred pills Sen
by mail 10 any address receipt of the price
DR. CHAPMAN'S INDIAN SALVE" cures al
skin diseases and old of every description
Cures Itch in "a hours. $1,000 worth of choice red
pes around each box giving instruction for making a.
the popular hair preparations now in the market eoR
ssting dyes washes oils, depilatories for rsnov
ing superfuous hair. Also 30 so gold piece in IN
bottom of every one hundredh box. Price SO cents
Sent by mail to address on receipt OF the price
Address sill letters to DR. CHAPMAN, INDIA
no site National Hotel Louisville Ky, where the,
/ will receive prompt attention. mSEfdol
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1866-09-04
A RAPID, RADICAL AND NENEi
FAILING SPECIFIC FOX
CHOLERA,
CHOLERA MORBUS,
DIARRHEA,
DYSENTERY,

FLTJX, AM
LOOSENESS OF THE BOWELS -.,7
DURELY VEGETABLE in its compo,33nl--5-..
L and prepared at their Laboratory from b'I''
Roots, Berries, Gums and Herbs.
BY the use of the
MISSISSIPPI DIARRHGA CORDIAL
DlARRHEA-One of the most fatal dlsea3.5
known in the valley ofthe Mississippi, Is Tap'i
ly and radically cured-hence its nalue..
VIII, also, when taken according TO dlIe0tt III
most assuredly cure all cases of Cholera Co =,
Cnolera Morbns, Dysentery, and all ulS'-
of the Bowels.
1t is prescribed by the first Western ~, nj
Southern Physicians, and used IN the Ivy
tails OF the country as a standard remedy ha.n
Thousands OF soldiers and citizens ha. = ySsy
cured by the use of this Cordial And Il ~, NJ
properly be termed the Great Mea'c""
the South AID West.
$4,000 REWARD
To any one who can produce, or ever ts I'm
produced remedy which bears any ie''
0lance to this in point of value. - the
me soothing and healing influence u al
MISSISSIPPI DIARRHRA CORIllALa lev
most instantaneously felt; and within M, any
minutes after taking it, the sufferer Il 1l,re Is
Oh the disorders which it processes " - ,,DOn
not only convalescent but well. III ae es,Des il
the internal surfaces with which II e0- whole
contact like an emollient, quoting tne IN the
system and producing healthy action II
digestive and secretiye organs.
sfi}fF ca UTTON. -, sey.
1--WE earnestly caution the public ~ all1losrable
era spurious immitations of this lneollEp .n1ar-
remedy, gctton up under rhe head % aaceiye,
rh9 Cordials,' the obectof which IS tou,,tstion
and take advantage of the merlted RusTyars
of the Mississippi Diarrhe Cordiai. ,nsn,1ins
of such worthless trash. ASK for the ecanuoi
article, prepared only by us, and you sA
possibly be disappointed. - 4 20.
Prepared only By g. Man flet L. srsN
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS, 8lEMPHlSs. # For
Who offer TO the trade an immense stocSs - &C.,
at prices which will compare with an on
market. msa
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-04-28
Raanties of Trees

What can be more beautiful than trees ?
Their lofty trunks, august in their simplicity,
asserting, to the most inexperienced eye,
their infinite superiority over the initiative
pillars Of mans pride, their graceful play
of wide spreading branches, and all the del
icate, and glorious machinery of buds, aOw-
ers, leaves and fruit, that, with more than
magical effort burst from their naked and
rigid twigs, with all the rich, and heaven
breathing delectable odors. pure and anima-
ting essences, pouring out spices and medic
inals, under brilliant and unimaginably var
led colOFs, and making music, from the soft
est and most melancholy undertones to the
fun organ peal Of the tempest We wonder
not that trees have been the admiration of
men in all periods and nations of the world
What is the richest country without trees 2
What barren and monotonous spot can they
not convert into paradise Xerxes, in the
midst of his most ambitious enterprises, stop
ped his vast army to contemplate che beauty
of a tree. Cicero from the throng, and ex-
ertion, and anxiety of the forum, was aceus-
toned, Pliny tells US, to steal forth to grove
| Of plane trees to refresh and invigorate his
spirits. In the Scaptan grove, the same au-
thor adds, Thucydidas was supposed to have
composed his noble histories The Greek
and Roman classics, indeed, abound with
expressions of admiration of trees and woods,
and with customs which have originated In
that admiration bat above all as the Bible
surpasses, in the splendor and majesty of
its poetry, all books in the world, so is its
sylvan arboreseent imagery the most bold
and beautiful Beneath some spreading tree
is the ancient patriarch revealed to as, sit
ting in contemplation, or receiving the visit
of angels; and what calm and dignifed
picture of primeval life is presented to our
imagination at the mention of Deborah, the
wife of Dipidoth, Judging the twelve tribes
of Israel, between Raman and Bathel, in
Mount Ephriam, beneath the palm tree of
Deborah The oaks of Bashan, and the
the cedars of Lebanon, are but other and
better names for power and glory. The vine,
the olive, and the fig tree, are imperishable
emblems of peace, plenty and festivity. Da-
vid in his psalms, Solomon in his songs and
proverbs, the prophets in the sublime out
pourings of their awful inspiration, and
Christ in his parallels, those most beautiful
and perfect Of all allegories, luxuriate in
signs aud SMILES drawn from the fair trees
of the East
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-04-28
Traohina in Ameriss.

The Chicago Academy Of ssiencs hare
had the trichin@ under elaborate conside1a-
ton, and submit a long report, the giss Of
which is summed up as follosa BY The Re
publican
The scientific men who form this commit
tee have for month patiently ezamined the
questions referred to them, and now subnit
3 report showing the full extent of the eel!
and pointing out the remedies therefor. They
report that trichine have been found Il,
swine slaughtered il this city, and that, out
Of ,394 examined, twenty-eighU, or about
one in fifty were infected. They also report
that persons eating this meat render them
selves liable to contract trichiniasis, and that
ia their opinion cases Of such disease have
occurred In America, although very seldom
And IN concluding, they unanimously de-
clare that swine may be kept from contract
ing the disease If not allowed animal food,
and that pork may be used without any ap-
prehension if the following conditions are
complied with That every portion Of the
meat cooked experience q temperature Of at
least 100 degrees Fahrenheit; or that it be
properly salted and smoked fer ten days :
or that it be thoroughly disiecatea- Pick
ling 1t appears, produces but very slight
effect
1t appears from the statements made in
this report that trachinse exists In the swine
Of this country to much greater extent
than IN Germany, the proportion IN that
country being only / IN 10000; and, fur
ther, that the number Of traehine IN the in
fected hogs is also much greater-beiug, in
some Of the cases examined, "a high as lS,-
600 TO the cubic inch.
In Brunswick, cut of the 10000 swine ex-
amined, only 2 were found to be trichinous5
while here out of l 1894 examined, 2S arc
found infected with this dangerous parasite.
Those persons who have examined this
subject fully viii recolleet that each Of the
two epidemies in Germany were caused by
eating the flesh of one animal alone, and
that these two animals caused the sickness
Of 500 and the death of over leo persons.