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Local and

The communication of "a Traveller, u
will appear next week.
Attention is called to the Etna In
surance Co.'S. advertisement. 1t stands
"a No. l."
ID. D. Webster has opened a new
Drug Store at Bloomsbury. See adVer-
tisement.
DIR. Spellman's new Dental Rooms
are probably as complete and handsome
as any in the State.
B. F. Taylor, one of the most elo-
quent writers in America, lectures this
evening at Webb's Hall.
About forty persons have been con
verted during the late meetings at the
Presbyterian Church, in this place.
The lecture this evening closes the
Polemic Clubs Course for this season
The best, we are assured, has been re-
served for the last.
-Seventy-f -four persons have united, as
practitioners, with the NJ. E. Church, in
tbs place since the commencement of
the protracted meeting.
The organization of a Board of Health,
for this place, is talked Of. The sanitary con-
dition of the town, in view of the probable
approach Of cholera, is an i'm ortant matter.
Mr.. Henry Waldeck, of the City Bake
~, has commenced the manufacture of an
''oyster cracker" tender and palatable, and
just the thing to go with a sstew."
"A well written essay on Odd Fellow
ship, read before the Lodge at Newton
Falls, by Col. N. A. Barrett, is published
or the fourth page of this paper.
Rev. J. W. Lsnphesr. assisted by the
Rev. VIM. Baxter, of New Lisbon, is now
holding a protracted meeting at the Dis
ciple Church. An encouraging degree of
interest marks the meetings.
B. F. Taylor, Esq, who lectures to-
night at Webb's Hall, delivered his lee
ture on the storming of Mission Ridge,
last week, at Youngstown. The Register
says IL HhS q bpl0uUlu bulHS.
We will publish next week a letter
from THE Sunny South" giving the ex-
Perience of a TrumbuIl County man for
three months at Cotton Raising.
The bill authorizing the completing
of the iron bridge, over the Mahoning
river at this place, has passed the Legis-
lature, and is now a law.
-Messrs. George and Homer Reed
nave purchased the shop lately occupied
by Simpson, Bostwick & Co, machinists,
and will this week open new machine
shop. -sE
For Court Proceedings see first page.
THE. use and abuse of words" is 81
subject that must furnish material for a
very Interesting, entertaining and in
struetiye lecture. Do not fail to hear it
tonight
The estate of J. L. VanGorder, de-
ceased, was partitioned last week by or
der of Court, and was the largest ever di-
Eided by order of Court in Trumbu1
County, being about one hundred thous-
and dollars.
The musical concert given on Monday
night by Mr.. VIM. Heydler and corps of
of assistants, was ii, artistic ability, a sue
cess. The performers all exhibited fine mu-
steal talent, scientifically cultivated. 1t was
one of the best concerts that has been in this
place for a long time.
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School Teachers.

There will be an examination of School
Teachers in Warren at the Court House, on
Saturday, March Sd, 1866, commencing al
9 l 2 o'clock, A. n.
On the same day, at the same place, at z
o'clock, P. NJ, there will be q meeting of Al
many of the teachers of the county as car
attend to make arrangements to hold a COun.
ty Institute.
LAUREN COLEMAN,
N. A. BARRETT, Examiners
II. J. CALDWELL,
Feb 21-2W
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odd FeHOWshIp.

The vote for officers of Grand Lodge of
Ohio, was canvassed in this place last
week, by Grand Master Newkirk and his
assistants, McLsin and Beebe.
Past Grand Fithian, of Cincinnati, is
elected Grand Master.
Past Grand Spry, of Portsmouth, is
elected D. Grand Master.
Post Grand. Earl, of Toledo, is elect
ed Grand Secretary.
Past Grand; Carter, of Cincinnati, is
elected Grand representative.
The Order is said to be in fine prosper
ity IN the Union.
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Horse Thieves.

The National Insurance Co. of Dayton.
Ohio, have established an agency in War,
rem, for Insuring Horses against theft
also for Insuring the lives of Animals.
7. j. McLain & Son are the agents.
They will give all information desired on
the subject. See advertisement in our
columns.
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Western Reserve Chronicle
Rates OF Advertising,

as-Twelve lines equal to one inch in space. make
q square. /
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hook Agents wanted.

For Kettelrs 0ne-Yolume History Of the
Rebellion, now published, gives excellent
satisfaction, highly recommended for aceura'
cy, cheapest in the market, bound strongly
in leather, forty fine steel engravings, about
eight hundred large pages, 10000 subscriber.
were obtained for it in Macy days. For
circulars with terms, address HKNRF HOWE,
Ill Main Street, Cincinnati.
Feb. 14-3t.
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Who has not heard of Travis Salve?-
Mr.. Samuel Travis of Bristol, the manufac,
turer, has been before the public with his
salve for thirty years, and it has been tried
and proven to be the best salve ever made
Mr.. T. finds a good sole for all he can make,
which is recommendation enough.
None sold by retail peddlers. Can be had
at the stores. Feb. 28-3w.
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Warren District.

Time and place of Quarterly Meeting, as
follows:
Green and Mecca, March Sd and 4th.
Wayne, March Sd and 4th. &c. r. Pattee.
Gustavus, March, 10th and 11th.
jamestown, Centre Chapel. 10th and 18th.
G. r. Pattee.
Niles, March 18th and 18th.
Girard and Liberty, 18th and 18th.
Nelson, March 18th and 18th.*
Vienna, March II and 18th. &c. R. Pat
tee.
Pennington, March oath and 25th.
Warren, 24th and 25th. "a. Barres.
B. EXCEL, P. Z.
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EDid You Take Them l,,s

The gentleman, who is evidently a good
judge of fine arts, and who wished to know,
upon examining ou- specimens if Toe made
them, was very much surprised to learn thai
pictures of that style aud quality could b.
made outside of large cities. and indeed wa:
not fully satisfied that such was the case, un-
til he gave US a trial, since which time be
has showered upon us any number of new
patrons. Thanks to him, He will never for
get the RevoIviag Pyramid as the place where
Rice holds forth, If.
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STRANGE, BUT TRUE
ERRORS m IN
TO CONSUMPTIVES,

The advertiser. having been restared to health
in q few weeks by a very simple remedy, after haV.
ing suffered for several years with 3 severe lung af
lection, and that dread disease. Consumption-i.
anxious to make known TO his felloE-suferers the
means Of cure. ST.
To all who desire it. he will send q copy of the
prescription used free Of charged with the direc-
tons for preparing and using the same, which they
Coughs. Colds and all Throat and Lung Affections.
The'only object Of the subscriber in sending the
Prescription is to benefit the afflicted. and spread
information which he eoLoeives to be invaluable,
and he hopes every sufferer will try his remedy, as
It win cost them nothing. and may prove a bies-
sing.
Parties wishing the prescription, PRE-. By return
mail, will please address
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
williamsburg, Kings Co., New York,
Feb Il 1866 1yrs
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HO! for Missouri!

Persons going to Missouri to invest in
land will learn much to their advantage,
and can obtain letters of introduction,
free of charge, to parties there who are
large dealers in Real Estate, by calling at
our Bank. T. J. McLAIN & SON,
Warren, Ohio.
FebY. %. 1866.
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Ten Cents A Week.

Will leave your family a thousand dOHOrS,
in case of your death or will give you five
dollars n week compensation, if disabled
Insure at once in the columbus Accident
Company. This company is 'little ahead
of any other doing business in Warren
Don't get into the ''wrong pew" for T. ].
NOLAN & Son are the only agents.
Feb. 2S-2w
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Town and County.


The Chance
For Over Coats. Wrappers and Drawers
and Fur Caps, at COST, is still good at.
REED & ADAMS.
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Fine Cattle.

We noticed six fine young cattle driven
past our office, on Monday, by Messrs. Craigs,
butchers of this place, purchased of Mr.. S.
R. EstabroOk, by whom they were raised.
They were the admiration of judges of good
stock, and were suggestive of tender, juicy
steaks and roasts, to lovers of good beef.
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Lost.

A fur glove, between Leffingwell's meat
shop and Hoyt & STATIONS Drug Store, on
Monday afternoon last.
The finder will be suitably rewarded by
leaving it at Gilmore's Hotel.
Feb 2S-1w. F. FENNIMORE.
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AuctiOneer

The subscriber would offer his services to the
public as Auetioneer. and having had sew
eral years experience, hopes 20 give salts.
faction to those who may engage his services.
JOHN s. WILLIAMS.
Vienna, Feb. 81, 1866, 3W*
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The way to See ii!

The Pdra6oLa spectacles are what you
want. They are easy on the eyes, cause no
gidiness, and strengthen the sight. Every
body should use them. The world itself
looks more pleasant and sunshiny through
them. You can buy them at julius KINGS,
on Main street, Warren, Ohio.
Feb. PSI ".
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New Goods.

We are receiving an invoice of new good
from reliable houses in New York, that We
offer for cash at better inducements, we think
than can be found elsewhere in this town.
Don't forget our House.
HARMON BROTHERS,
No. l, Main Street,
Feb %, 1866-3w. Warren, Ohio.
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L U A b L E
FARMS FOR SALE.

FAHMS FUR SAAES
500 Acret of Land in the N, W. cor.
ner Of the township of AtWater, Portage County
ohio, lying on the @. & P. Railroad. About 81
ards i've houses. seven barnes and other out build
ings on the premises. For particulars enquire oil
Ell c. Nation, on the premises, or the subscriber
200 Acres in town of Warren Trum.
bull County. Ohio. lying on the G. & N. Railroad.
one mile from Leavittsburgh, and two miles from
Warren. The premises are under partial eultiva-
ton, with a good house, barn and other out build
ings. Address John Niblaek. on the premises.
ATS Acres of Wood Land in Green
Camp township, Marion County. Ohio. lying q on the
line Of the A, G. W. RAILROAD, one mile west Of
Berwick Station.
1912 Acres In the township of Pros
pect, Marion County, and Jackson. Union County,
Ohio. at Woodland station. on the A. i 6. w. r.
X. There are. four good log houses, one frame
house, q frame barn, and other out buildings. and
a good steam saWniII on the premises;
653 Acres of Timber Lands in the
on the A: x 6. W. Railroad.
.243 Acres OF timber Lands II the
Township Of Taylor. Union County. Ohio, lying on
the line Of the A. 4 g. ". Railroad. There Is q
good log house on the same and some improve
ments.
2244 Acres in the township of Allen,
Union County. Ohio. on the line Of the A. & G. W.
Railroad. 70 acres Of which is cleared, 100 acres
under fence. with good log buildings.
$50 Aeresin same township on the
A. 4 g. W. Railroad, 50 acres Of which is cleared
and provided with good log buildings. All Of the
above lands will be sold in lots to suit purchasers.
The undersigned is DESTROYS Of disposing Of the
above described property, and will do so to the ad-
vantage ofthe purchaser,
TERMS OF PAYMENT-0ne thirdin hand and
the. balanoe Of the purchase money on time to suit
the purchaser.
For particulars in reference to the lands in Ma
rion and Union Counties, address Henry Hazen,
Woodland Station. II. N. Roberts, Berwick, Mari.
on County, or the undersigned as Raysnpa, Ohio.
WIN. P. HAZEN.
Ravenna, O., Nov. 8, IS6a-tL.
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Honse and Lot For saIa.

I will sell my house and lot on South St.,
in the village of Warren. The property
consists of a very desirable lot, a good house,
barn, cellar, cistern and well of excellent
water. Terms reasonable.
Feb 21-tf F. E. HUTCHINS.
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TVSIAIE OF bENJAMIN HAIU'
The und srsigned has been duly appointed
and qualified as Executor on the estate Of BenJa-
min Hail, late of Brook6eld, Trumbul County D.
BrooEfeld. Feb 1866 Sw@
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VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE

The well known farm belonging to the widow
the northwest part Of the township Of Rowland.
two and q half miles from Warren. the county seat
Of Trumbull County, CONTAINING I7 acres of1and,
Of the very best of fruit. plenty of good living
water endSixty acres of good lipbeF, In short. it
Is one ofthe best faFps Ia the country. For fur
on tho premises.
Rah ~ 1854 3A
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-02-28

FEBRUARY 81, 1866.
DEAR EDITOR Under the supervision
of our much. beloved pastor, NJ. Craft
there has been going on in this place q
~protracted meeting exceeding in its re-
suits any ever known in this vicinity
Above seventy souls have been converted,
and still the work goes on and by the
interest evinced is likely to continue for
some time yet.
The next thing in importance is the
contemplation of a term of spring school
under the mastership of an experienced
and worthy teacher. Mr.. Hyde depends
upon the generosity of the church wbeth-
er we fail or succeed. The people of our
town, as far as many are concerned, are
fully able to erect a house TO carry on a
school. In fact, most of them are will
ing, only they want a leading mind to
put in effect the proposition to build q
house. Let it be so, and soon we shall
see 0rangeYille hailed as a star of the east.
GIRARD, OHIO.
FEBRUARY 20, 1866.
EDITOR CHRoNIcLE.-In your notice of
the Iron Works to be erected here, you
state that George Tod is n of the parties.
1t should have been Hon. David Tod. l
understand the company has made con-
tracts for their machinery and castings,
and will commence building as soon as
the weather opens.
have doubts about there being AN en-
CINE at Niles sixty feet stroke. 0ae Of
hat size would drive all the mills in the
Mahoning Valley. An engine eight feet
stroke is considered large. This reminds
me of a paragraph l recently saw in an
English paper, stating that A. T. Stewart
had a store so large that a man On horse
back could ride through the key hole. B.
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Valuable Lois for Sale.

Valuable business lots on Liberty and Mar
ket St., on the burnt district, belonging to
the Gilbert estate, will be sold on Thursday
of this week, Feb. 28-1Y.
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1eTATE on

The Undersigned has been duly appointed
AM qualified as A administrator on the estate Of
WiiIian Bradford. late Of Newton, Trumbull Co..
deceased. JONATHAN ALLEN. Admir-.
Bracevile, Feb IA 1856 3w0
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HOUSE AND LOT For SALE.-Sixteen acres
in Champion. GEORGE PARSONS.
Feb. est
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Local Notices.


The Underwriters Company.
This corporation pays its losses by fire, in
seuen hours after they occur. Its Capital is
THREE MILLION DOLLARS. The only agents
for Warren are T. J. McLAIN & SON.
Feb 28-2w
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-02-28

The communication of "a Traveller, F"
will appear next week.
Attention is called to the Etna In
surance Co.'S. advertisement. 1t stands
"a No. l."
ID. D. Webster has opened a new
Drug Store at BacOnsburg. See adVer-
tisement.
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Fair Offer.
Young Mem. AttentionI

For sale at the CHRONICLE 0EPIcB. two certih-
Gates, each good for tuition in Calkins, Grim K
Cos Union Business Institute, Oberlin. This is
one Of the largest and most successful Commercial
Colleges in the country. ANY person intending to
terest to call at this office. and secure one or both
certificates. If
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-02-28

One of Shaw & Clark's Sewing Machines can b,
seen at the CHRONICLE OFFICE. Ifyou want G rea-
sonable priced, neat. reliable, beautiful and dura.
BILE Sewing Machine. call and see the one at thil
Office. There is q chance for q bargain. If
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Can't he Roaf

Can't be Beat.
The "Ne Plus Ultra" washer on exhibi.
ton at Kings JeWelry store, Warren. o.
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30 Years Trial

Feby. %, 1866,
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Ronds.

A few left for sale at T. J. Nolan {
Sons Bank.
Feb 2S-2w
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Go and e 1t.
Another Fatal accident.

The new Washing Machine, at King
Jewelry Store, Main st.
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Notice.

Hon. George F. Brown has not yet sold his Resi-
dence or out lot. Enquire Of John NJ. Stull.
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New. Nice and TsefnL

Having been burnt out we expect q prompt set
Element with all persons indebted 70 u.s.
Jan. 3l-4W WARREN &McLAIN.
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-GoV. Cox has been on a visit to the
President.
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EFeSh Oysters and Groceries !

Il am now prepared to furnish the finest Bal
t.mOre Oysters BY the Can or cooked ID any style.
tho fourth door eait-of the Gilmore House.
Ian IL In" ISAAC SCOTT.
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DRIDGE NOTICE.

DRIDGE NOTICE.
ID The Commissioners of Trumbun County will
Be al the Bridge, one mile west of Baeonsburg. on
the Musquitn Creek. on the 18th day Of March,
ing materials and building q bridge on the site Of
the Old one. at that point. The length OF the
Bridge is about 10 feet. Letting to take place be-
tween 10 O'Clock a. NJ. and / o'clock P. NJ of that
daVe AARON DAVIS.
HI. MASON.
Warren. Feb IA 1883 County COmmis'rS.
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A TTACHMENT NOTICE.
IA Sigmund Schneittacher vs. Benjamin Webb.
Before B. Barnes, ]. P. Of Gustayus Township,
Trumbul County. Ohio.
On the 30th day Of January, 1856, said Justice
issued an order Of Attachment in the above action
for the sum Of seventy-hve dollars.
s. SCHNEITTACHER,
Feb q 1866 SE By r. B. Barnes, atty.
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'TSTATE OF DAVID B. KING.
~ The undersigned has been duly appointed
and qualified as Executor on the estete OF David q
King. late of Rowland, Trumbun County, deceased.
JANE KING
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GAP PALS FOR SALE.
~ W B Gorton & Co have a large stock Of SAP
PALS on hand and for sale.
Warren Feb Z 1866 4W
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-08-03

CAMP MRETING.-There will be a camp
meeting held on the old ground, near Hamp-
stead, Carroll county, Md. under the super
vision OF the M. T.. Church, TO commence on
Friday, the l7Ih Of August.
81 Additional French troops are going %
Mexico.
SNewspaper proprietors will now have N
do their paying out" on the Atlantic Cable.
~A London paper expresses regret AZ the
humiliation Of Austria-sit was such A renrls
manly old Empire"
~ Mr.. Shellabarger has been renouinated
for Congress in the Seventh Ohio District.
~Hon. A. J. Glossbrenner has been re-
York county, Pa.
- Several attempts to introduce white Ia
Dor an the cultivation of cotton, IN Alabama.
have been made and failed.
HProfessor Bond proposes TO make ideous 9
the heretofore sublime kaaterskill Falls. by
walking over them on a tight-rope.
SOne only way some people can get any,
thing into their heads is by taking a drink or
riding in sleeping cars.
HThe appearance of the Miantonomoh i'm
British waters appears TO be potent areu-
ment for settling tthat little claim about the
Alabama.
~Wnliam Hoffman, OF Pittsburg, Pa, be
ing arrested for punching his wife's head. ex-
plained that he did so 10 prevent her from be-
coming addicted TO scoldng.
HThe Mexican papers announce the de-
parture Of the Empress for Europe 70 arrange
for q new loan. She has left the EMPEROR a.
lone, and gone after another one.
0A newspaper man and another man made
fools Of themselves in Richmond on Saturday
by fighting duel. Nobody hurt
a6A bashful young gent at Newport lately
announced himselfas ION the make''-he meant
10 make love.
~wm. Walsh, Esq, Of Cumberland. is
mentioned as a candidate for Congress In Hon.
Frank Thomas distric;.
- A box containing a bone Of q human arm
from the elbow TO the wrist, was dug mp in ex-
cavaiine cellar in Lynehourg, ana tue MAJ
TOT IL regarded as mysterious.
~ Miss Sarah Vincent, Of Sandusky Ono.
commiired suicide recently by taken strych-
nine. Al the coroper's inquest the nan who
procured The poison for her testified that he did
no, know what il was.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-08-03

1NpIVIDCAL PREDTSPoSITION To CHOLERA
In every place, IN every house visited by
eholera, nearly all the inhabitants are exposed
10 a greater or less extent 10 the influence of
the cholera poison. Most of them feel q change
IN their usual health, vet only a few wholly
succumb 10 the disease. The power of with
standing the epidemic is very different in diff
ferent individuals. Everything that weakens
mat over-stimulates or otherwise makes the
bowels unusually susceptible or that drives
tne blood from the surface of the BODY into the
internal organs, or whatever diminishes the
natural excretions Of the body, does injury
ana predisposes any person TO the disease
Every person must avoid what his experi snce
has taught him that will produce diarrhea.
Impure water and decaying articles of food
must be avoided. The food must be strength
enlng, but always moderate. Intoxicating
liquors must not be freely used. Intemperate
persons sufier severely from the disease Keen
the bowels warm, for which purpose use fian-
mel bands. Ventilation of dwellings is of the
utmost importance. We see how IL is i'm TIE
orercrowded ships and jails, where the dis
ease produces the most terrible havoc: and If
persons who are infected with cholera in any
place, directly afterward go TO live ina foul air
they are likely TO be seized with the full force
OF the disease; while those who go 10 healthy
homes and pure air may suffer little or nothing
al all from their exposure 10 the cholera poison
ings should be thoroughly ventilated and
cleaned when an epidemic comes People
must keep the doors and windows of their
houses open, regardless Of the weather, and
protect themselves meanwhile by clothing
The common practice of putting chloride of
lime in rooms where the air is corrupt is moi
good substitute for ventilation.