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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-04

Mummy haz dun one thing Hf the world
that nothing else could have di@@D well-it
has developed the phools. n
Although mankind worship wealth, will
give them credit for one thing--they seldom
mistake il for brains.
Most Nv the CRATE things have been did BY
taking the chances. Prudence has but one
eye, while fortune has thousand
II a man has 4 stommacks and outsides
there might be some excuse for adding 10
thousand dollars more each year TO his pile.
don't read emmy body else's poetry but
Homer's, upon the same principle that al
ways drink, when II ia just as handy, out oy .
spring instead oy the outlet.
Treason is one ov them kind ov stains that
wash we'll.
If man has got to be poor aul his life, /
amt sure but it would be some mummy in his
pocket to be ignorant.
Fust class virtue il alwus anxious to avoid
temp,ashun.
Yu kant transplant Yankee successfully
without takin up good deal of the sle With
the roots.
1t IS eazy enuf to get religion, but tn hold
it is what bothers fellow. A good grip il
better than rubiz-ye than much fine cotton
clothes.
enjoy good laff, one that rushes out ov
q man 8 soul like the breakin up ov . Sunday
School; but n laff that cums to the surface as
the hickups cum or backs out ov a man like
the struggles oy chicken choked with .
chunk ov halfwet doe, utterly lament.
There ain t no poetry in poverty, but emmy
number ov feet ov blank verse.
am called a 'broad humorist." and am
glad ov it; there is plenty of narrow humor-
lists in the country without me.
Emmy man who kin compel woman tn
make shirt for 20 cents ought to be filled
full NV FISH hooks and tn be used for bait tn
ketch other sharks with.
Silence is one ov the negative virtues.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-04

ers employed on the plantation of DR.. Kit
tredge, near New Orleans, it is said that they
are steady, reliable hands, though rather
slower than whites, even negroes, but
more thorough aud pains taking than siiher.
They works all day without stopping or pur>
muring, doing whatever is required, goiAg NJ
their work in hot and cool and vet and dry
weather without hnching. They are abstem.
ious in their food, half pound of pork and
ration of rice sufhcing them for the tven-
ty-four hours. They abhor corn bread, but
relish potatoes and most vegetables. They
battle often; wear white blouse reaching to
their hips, and trousers. Their beds are
OF mating, and their pillows block ofwood
on which they spread their blouses.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-04

1z. usse yxs1rIAYKp AND Mosf TnxrBious 6Ir1p-
re CoAcHrs k7r1N THE WOhLD&1 ncccmps-
nv ali night trains on this railway.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-04

yrv., and .st.r AUGUST sssA 1857, Trains WI lsAvs
10 connection With ~ wessern hsss Z, 1i0~o:
TROM DUNKI0K AND oALAAA1OA-
By Ns~ York time ffoa Unsoa Dspoe:
5soocA. =. Exsress nall ftoa Dr14isk fstI.
U ssss.ssgs 49, m &,s,:ssec 1 ,ss sss
ths 400 . n Esprsse. Van mon Buffalo, end sr::
rivesin New York q 100 {. m.
2,35 r. =. Lightning G1prsss, ne. En-
.;;,s :anS.,: 1922 sse' .ssh sss 80
m. nssn from salEalo. and arrives y Asv iosA
SIS r. II New York night Express, fren
i1AeA 81 sos:ssa = ?. = ~ ~. q Il ~
M. oonp ectine with Aftsrnooa Trains and Steam
srs for Boston and New Engiand Cnss.
$50 r. II Cinelnnati Exprsss, nom Dun.
ii.ss ina cornects It Hornelisvlls with
the / i.9o p N. Train from Buffalo, arriving In New
York at a.25 P. N.
FROM RuprALoAsyNe vSsYaA 49, Ase De
not cor Exchange and Michigan etrees:
s.4E 4. n. nsw York Dex E ,:ssE ~ ssasr
sss. ssses :. q a01ssnes ~
s:ss =. esop5 ssd arrivs in New York 1880 p.
N. Eonsscts & orsat Bssa With Dsiswars, Lesk-
:s ssa E' sap. s. Fs:s q ~
road Cor Philadeiphia, Baltimore and Washineton
500 A. n. Express Nail, Via Avon and HOT
York 1t 10. m. Connects At Elmirs with North
ern Central Railway for Harrisburg, Philadelphia,
baltimore WAshiB Gton and poante Dout0.
lao p. n. Lightplng Exprsss, (sundays e1-
cepted). Stops u AoFnsllsvilis s:25 p: m tsap
ana arrives In New York 100 p m. Connects q
Jersey City With Morning ExpRsns Tfhan - new
J~eeS RsiiresI for Baltimore and Warrington,
snd q Nsw York With Morning 1xpress Train Tor
Roston aud New England Cities. 3 9.
40 n n. New York Night nxp.shs,
DAILY stcpsat POI tags sos p. 2. e6up.) inter
sectIng Il Horuelisville with the El6 .: -. 1aL
nom bdnkirk, and arrive In New Hsfk q fESo
r,aRP. m. Cincinnati Express, SUNDAYS
excepted). Stops at susquehsnns 1870 g. m; lbnts
Turnsr's ITO p m, t0fnel and arrives In New
York at S:25 Connects At Eimira with
Northern Central Railway for Harrisburg, Phila-
delphia, Bsltipore, Va. hngton and poipts south,
A. Great Bend With DslswAkA, LAnk3Aanna =
w.ster, Railroad for Scranton, Trenton and Phil
saelnlria ana a1Nsw York with Aftefneon Trains
and etsensrs for Boston and New Engians Cities
on,v One Train East on Sunday, leAyng Buffalo at
$40 o m and reaching New York ~ l2:S p. ~.
Bosfox AND INV ENGLAND PASSIONS, With their
psraaxe, are transferred ss Of charge in New York
a1-To pleasure travsfks the line Of the Erie Railway
preseuts RAINY objects a. terts passing through the
psautifuI valleys the 0eshug, sraquehsnnss Dsla
ware and Ramapo rssra eysr changing panorsma OF
Of natures beautits commands attention.
rza ssse vzs1rLArEp AND Mosr Irxrrious sInp-
- -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-04
WHITE PINE cOMP0uNDI

Is offered to the aioted throughout thecountry,
ater having been proved by the test Of eleven years In
the New England States whore f merits have become
we'll known tho from which, In part 10 derives
Its virtues.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-04

waia6DRssiJl atetsa le.a
All Is Va 49, = a. g. .,l 6. :
F r.: I've { sss1asx5. k,z.-.z .s.f
Like hroksn waves u slpZna1,
Lapsliasaef shsstsssd - 81 - s-sl
Up - lne.NsA AessaahaS NJ r1,ss sssis
Aadvsil ~ pstss tisnp1Anf - e s-sss.s,s.
Pussdsx laASoa dkfk dad N afay II y
ConAs safsly, aRihlv - III ny, ssa7S.sSs asts
Its roltag thunder Isadas Ggs~s ssatsa.as ss4.sss
Its dsAAsy ttehsaisg lsaps 90 f4UkS, is'nss asl
And ss. .ss's vso ~ our frisads sza tie,s ayAs,
Nov forthst ssssAsl sAd ruined kost " u ~
Il victory fersver lost - ss
Northwsrdit nies, and Nothward ssnss - / - !
The ssll Of Rsxly's rebel drums; sss
Our banners in bis ranks are Ayine.
His march u on oar dsad and ayine. 81 #t8
Narsh~.rd - comes, and Who shan stay =
His swim, seisetisss 1ises Or gray S. s
But one stern face is southuard sst;
But one nan y not beaten yet; 5t 1914
Not YET, thoash faitAisss victory Is s,g.s. s7s
PeTohpson nebe Gags forever ssi 81. sstsaess'
The Corps u awhibpsd-the Gencrairevsrf
Lo tits An army that hath fed,
And none are heroes but the dssd, s as44
Whom riding down the Valley Ar
He brought soul into the war. 81
swift cane the tsanpling st~sl, mcrs rwiR
The riders spirit; ~ ne came aa'
His voice wsss s.s5fth before his sword,
And sley .ae Eears Of men with shame.
2. aen when he met the mighty rout,
Whit was his ordcr1-"FAcR ABouf!p
Asfisnfe through fame the order rsn;
Southwark they faced, yea! every man "a
Faced south--then cheered for EsnRrpAH.
g. 4gA 4t Is +
Ali right well Jubal Early knew d.
Who hurled that avalanche Of blue; e -
He knew whose hand had turned the flight,
And struck full In the face his van;
Too well he'd felt Ia many Eight
The strong right arm Of sheridsn. st}
And be who led our legions onward,
And bore their darker banners sunwsrd.
Not LEES in peace than war Vas great Il s
But ~ he marched IN army ruled . State
Straight forward pausing not, nor turning,
All his great soul within him burning,
To do the right thing Andfo do Il we'll.
What mattered II to him who should oppose !
He loved his country better than his place,
And those who hated ker- he held his foes
This was your crime, 0 Sheridan that you
When bad men traded in their country's Sin,
Maintained her honor, and enforced the right
To hold the victory you fought 20 win
Defeated Yes, but glorious such dsfsat.
Conquered Aye, only when the Right 10 slain.
Thou art become principle to US,
And as aprincple shalt rise again.
/ know that Truth shah triumph. Not in vain
Men suffer in her cause; thy name shall be
The railyiug cry Of millions who maintain
High in the stars the banners Of the free
Thy country's foes may boast they overeams,
but thine the glory is-ther's the eternal shame.
~. J. Tribune. p
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-04

A Boston lady at the Mountains having
decided to return by the middle Of Septem.
Der. has begun to send her luggage in install.
ments. She will accompany the last car load
herself. q
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-04
The White Pine Compound.

at early In the spring OF 80 that this compound
was originated. A member OF my family was afflicted
with irritation Of the throat attended With disa
gresabe cough. had for months previous thought
At preparation having for its ass the inside bark Of
white pine might be Compounded TO bo very useful
Diseases tbs throat and lungs. To test the value
Of Ii In the alluded compounded small guam
THY Of the medicine that bad been planning, and gave
II Ia tesspoonful doses. The result was exceedingly
gratifying Within two days the irritation OF tbs throat
removed the cough subsidized and speedy cure vas
effected. Soon stsr this sent some TO lady In Lon.
donderry ~ H. who had boon suffering for some week!
raised streeksd with blood. She found re-
tAfas sept for She took about ten ounces OF
It, and got welt J. H. Clark Esq, editor OF tho MAE
chester Daily Mirror made trial OF the came prepare
ately lie highly pleased with ths results, and
confident Ia attending lite sales placed be-
fore the public thai he finally persuaded me 10 give
name, and send IL abroad to benefit the suffering In
White Pine Compound. In two Years from that time
there had bsen wholesaled In Manchester alone QUO
hundred dollars WORTH where's took the lesd Of all the
cough remedies IN the MARKET andit still maintains that
posion There 10 good rsssons for this sevy soofs
lug and healing In It's nature warming 10 the som.
sch and plsasant witba TO the tsste and exceedingly
Ass remedy for kidney complaints the White Pine
Compound stands unrivsicd II not originated for
that purpose but person In usng " for congh was
nos only cured Of the cough, but also cured Of
kidney difficulty Of teD years standing stnoe nH
cdenfal discovery many thousands have used Tor the
same comp iaint. sud have been completely cur~d.
The above written by pr. Poland, IN icoo. snle
then a in Manchsster the white Pine Compound has
rxt.ou for the cure or Kidney deuies IN every city.
town Village and hamst throughout the New England
States. :. /. \.
ThIs remedy Is =. safe and pleasant TO take ~ b 81
sctual af
The national Republican., 1867-12-02
PROPOSALS FoR FRESH BEEF,
oPpicE .Posr CuAYr..Any,


MunuR, ALA, November y, l<7
Sealed proposals. IN duplicate with u copy Of this
GdyrL!isrmept attached 10 each, with be rcccyed at
the UthCC Of the Post CuIumlssAry ~ Mobile Alabama
nnti Y clock ~. on TliuRsDAY the 9TH day Of
December, l7, for supplying the United Statch Sub
sstcnec Department with frrsh Beef for the troops at
post Of Mobile, AHhamn fOrsix 80 months, beginning
January !, lSS and ending juno ~, lSN such less
timc Us the COnmisrRry General u Subsistence may
direct.
Said Beef shall be II good aud mark k"abl" quality
In equal quantities Of fore and hind quarter meat
(n"rkS, -hanks, aud kidney tal"w TO becxcludgd III
such quantities uE may, from time To time, be re-
CURED, and "n sueh daySM shall be- DESIGNATED BY
cut of Rt the fourth NcTcbral Joint, and the breast
trimmed down. the shauks Of the fore quarters to bo
cut II from three four inches above the knee joint
aud Of hind quarters from six to eight nchus above
the gambrcl or hook Joint.
Payments to be made monthly for the quantity ac
CcptGd, and in the funds furnished by the United
States for public dsbnrscmcnti hut ~ the event Of the
COmmissHry who receives the beef being without
funds to pay for 1t, then payment 70 b" made as soon
after Us fund.- may be received for that purpose.
Bidders are invited to be present at the opening Of
proposals, prepared to give bonds aud complete the
contract before leaving the Once.
Proposals should be addressed 10 the undersigned,
and patnly endorsed "ProPo'als for Beef CgqIrGfIa
First Lieut. l3th Infanlry, 4 G s Post u MgGtls,
Alabama. nor III
The national Republican., 1867-12-02
Government Sales.
GOVERNMENT SALE OF HORSES AND MIL
" AT AUCTION

GOVERNMENT SALE OF HORSES AND MULES
~ AT AUCTION.
:, VIII be sold, at public auction, Oh the % day of
December. ls7, at the Government Corral, at This
Depot -
C0l Ninety Condemned Horses
80 Five Condemned Mules
sale to be continued from day to day until ull the
animals arc sold.
Terms: Cash, ia current funds, GU delivery OF the
animals. l.. b. CABLING,
de2'td Byt, Lieut., Col. aud A. a. NJ
WILL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION, on MON.
W DAY ii" ID day u Decomber, at Il o'clock
noon, on tho PROMISES, at the Distlrry, al Sleepy
h%%How, > G., about two miles from Hamburg, tho
following property, viz.
stroke. ~
long 49,
-, one Fairbanks Scale, together with Pumps, Pipes.
Inbs, Nats, and other articles used In u distllery
The hbUye- specified property being sold under In
,IFhclionh from the JvnuissiOnur Of the Bureau H.
7, and A J..
Terms Cash, In Government funds.
delay. JAMES r. LOW
~ Dist. Ollccr Bureau II. y. aud 4. L.,
i"2-id SOnth Carolina
The national Republican., 1867-12-02
PROPOSALS FOR FRESH BEEF.

PROPOSALS FOR FRESH BEEF
OFFICE CHIEP CoxNlssARY srBsIsrgScg,)
GALVESTON, TEXAS. Nov. is, ISL,
Win copy Mi advertisement attached to each are
invited until isrE Il 6SSY,9SS B BBki2E9MbSFR e S ,s
ir"r supplying FRESH BEEF to The United State,
''''F F%AEyiR$ToS, iRSi%S
HEMPSTEAD.
nSSy| Be SstaSlisssd b iHILcr Vicinity % | ",s VI
ly or ,cpafhtcly.
Dyt, Mai. W, II, NASH, C.S.
Galveston, Texas.
Fer supply ing Fro'h Bccfto the United States troops
ViCT6RIA, foxas;
& AHf h all PPst GSmPs aHd lISsPaIS that are or
Bids may be offered for these Posts either collective
iyoT separately
A. C. :, . Iudlanola, Texas
RI saPplyIng Fresh Beofto the unod States troops
SAy y,ANToYIo,
GGT3iLIIAAHP,
TATtETsvILLE, Tcxa,,,.
And all Py,t;. Camps, aud Hospitals that ar, VI
Bids may bG oaercd Tor these o'r, either collective.
A. G. 8. sau Antonio, Texas
For supplying Fresh Beef the United States troop,
WEsdT5INr WxdT5I, Texas,
A3f b al Pitt ScS%Ps a GgG S," that are Or
Bids may be offered for these pos's either collective
ly,oT separately
Address proposals. TO
A C. s., Austin, Texas
FGr sgYPIylns Fresh Beefro the United States troops
SH3EN:Y!yEEfD MHiH{ p: YF!4yEEffDE,
RlNGGoLp BARRACHs,
And ali Posts, Camps, aud Hospitals that are or
may be es!aPlishsd lP lGCir yicPy .,,,....,.,,..
Bids may be offered for these Posts either collective
ly or separately
\. c. :, BrowuS',ir, Texas.
Those contpc!s To- be for twelve mouths, cgmmepc'
sary General Of sub stcGcc may direct
The bids Will stat" tho price per pOuud net, In cur
Proposals muSl BE- eaccompaurdb by a proper guaranty
in duplicate, signed by Ht lgast two persons, whOsc
nf Record, > statng II the proposal il accepted, the
bidder viii enterinio contrast, and that they will
A faithful performance Of the contract.
The names Of firms should be stated IN tui with the
10 bids will be received from parties who have
Gilcd to comply with their bids made hcreIof9rc
Bids will be only entertained from parties of known
Ioyuity 10 the Government, and those who, coming
under the exceptions Of the Presidents Amnnsty
fwc'amaIon' can produce 'ho p"'pon o' '"' i'e''
The beef Furnished must be Of good and marketable
fsrS, NuecEs, 5Eauk,. and kidney tallow to DO eT.
PsylasHs will bo made monthly, Or ~ early there
ts Es fund, may be received therefor. in funds lur-
shed By the United states, f9r public dlsbnTsemsIt
Iae O9yeInnent reserves the righ' 10 reIee' a"'''
L-i"r,e envelopes Proposals fgy FE9'S NRsf Rsff
District 0fTcxa'
The national Republican., 1867-12-02
LIMITED STATES MAILS.
ALABAMA,


POsT OPPICE DEPARTMENT
WAsHISgToE, October y, 1857, !
Proposals will be received at tho Contract Ofce OF
this Department until o'clock p IN. , Of December
TO- 1857, Ito DO decided the next day, for Carrying the
Mails Of the United States from February l. 1873, 10
June ~, ISL
RoUTk No. O,Go-From Montgomery, by Manack
and Benton, to Selma, 81 miles and back daily.
Leave Montgomery daily at6p m;
Arrive ut Selma next day att u. ms
Leave Selma daily at 1 p M.
Arrive at Montgomery next day by \. % a. III.
The accepted bidder will be required to take the oath
commonly known the test oath, and to execute con-
tracts In the form aud manner prescribed by law and
tho regulations VI the Department.
For further and fuller particulars Us 10 the c0ndl
tVns bo Incorporated into contracts, and OF the iat
bltles of bidders, refcroncG Is made TO tho pamph0
Advertisement, dated October 81, lSB, Inviting pro-
pOsAs for carrying the malls Of tho United States IN
the State Of Alabama, which be- found ut the pTu
cipal post Offices.
Proposals must be sealed, subscribed "Mnil PTopo-
sails, Route No, B,0S, State " Alabama and Hd-
dressed to the SecOnd Assistant Postmaster General
Contract Once. ~ ALEX, W, RANDALL,
nuy2J-tl steF IeuoFnll
The national Republican., 1867-12-02
COMMERCIAL

lO5L; b2O's, 1855, 100; 5-20's, Jan. and Jy, '65,
lSs iSios S, i92 ;-2es "a SERIES lo'9S' 1905
COMMERCIAL.
NEW YORK, Nov. 3O.-Flour 10 cents lower,
Wheat duh and dropping. Corn dull and in buy
er,s favor. Oat5 4 cent better. Pork frmer;
sales Of 500 bales. Mess s2Os7JS, Lard dull At
dun and dropping, at 10 cents for Middlins Up
.anIs, freights quiet. Turpcntine steady at
55,,2.gjG. Rosin steady at 800 for common.
Tor Flour has been exceedingly dull the past
week, and sales have been confined almost cx-
Slusively 70 jobbing lots. Prices generally have
been tending lower and for the most part only
nominally maintained with the exception OF
the best brands of city Mills prices may be re-
week have Included 500 bbis. Gity Mills, standard
Extra, at AlO50i coo bbls In lots, City Mills SUI
per, at $50; 200 bbls, Howard street Extra At
bblr. Choice Howard Street Family at tl2.Soi 200
ohs. Northwestern super at ss .25GsT5; l25 bbls.
ShSfF Msai At EyG flRTr RTc osS # s2 100 OS Corn
barrel S at fsjoA9,JS, Meal in bsS, saoOaa,fO per
" S1 GnSP MSSs dS Per GS ~ York
per 100 lbs. Maryland and Pennsylvanis, sIai so.
GEAiS.IHheGL-ReceiPts 500 bushels white
very light, and very little demand. Medium
grades q 26a2 toi good to prime red, t2iSs2So;
s2I5 red 100 bushels at a. 25 $50 at a. iO 100 at
$3.50; 900 at ~ l0i 100 at sass; 700 at sass; 215 at
2,iO' 800 at t255 COrn,-Rcceipts IL, ,i0S bushels
white and 400 bushels yellow. The market was
dun to-day at about yesterdays prices. Sales
white, l3g bushels new at 81 05; 500 st o. l0 200
at 81. .2Oj 1850 at tilO; LOCO at tl.lSi 200 bushels
old thomlny Corn at tl.30i yellow, $50 bushels
new Pennsylvania at Al O5; 1000 bushels new
western mixed at tll6j l,5O0 do. at sll6. The
sale OF new yellow above noted was the frst new
crop received from Pennsylvania this season.
OdH,-Rcccipts 6,OOs bushels. Market very dull
ut i0a72 ccnts for prime, Ry,-Rcccipts $50
bushels. No sales Of moment. We quote St
fl45al so
Prorisf0Hs-Thc mark still continues inactive
and We have no movements OF any moment 10 re-
port. The stocks Of old bacon are very light, but
as there Il very little demand prices have been
weak and irregular and quotations can scarcely
be given with any accuracy, JObbing sales have
been making nt about "a cents for shoulders, l4iS
al5 cents for rib sides, and l5l.al5ls cents for
clear ribs; new city hams lTals cents. In bulk
meats there have been no transactions of nome mt
as yet. some small lots of Chicago packed me at
has been received in prime condition, which Is
he!d Ht Vls cents for shoulders; II cents for rib
sides, and lllE cents for clear ribs. We note a
sale of go hhds, damaged bulk shoulders at s
cents. Mess pork dull at t22 .25st22.5O. We note
sale OF 20 bbls. city packed at t2225. Lard Is in
lair request at l2 al3 cents the outside price for
job lots. small sales of city, in ticrces, are re-
ported at 10 cents, and in kegs at II cents. Bal
timOrC refined Ia rpnta
The national Republican., 1867-12-02
les.ly


DROVIDENCE HOSPITAL,
THE SISTERS OF CHARITY,
Corner of Second street east and street south, Capt.
- - tol Hin,
HEALTHY AND RETlRED PART OF WASH
INGTON CITY.
The new building IL now ready for the reception Of
patients OF every class, both medical and surgical.
The cars run within two squares Of the building.
Patients will be received into the wards At ~ per
week, payable In advance. This includes Medicine
aud Medical or Surgical attendance.
Private Rooms eau be had at advanced rates,
MEDICAL STAFF ATTENDING.
%, r.. llAGNER, N. p, No, 30 II street. between
Eighteenth and Ninteenth,
JOHN q. RILEY, M D., Now York avenue, he.
ween Fourteenth aud Fifteenth streets.
WIN MARBuRY, NJ D., F5 II street.
JF THOMPSON, H. aHftcsS s. Corner Ninth stree, and
4 n FORD, NJ D., Is East Capitol street
ADVISORY AND CONSULTlNG
GRAFTON TYLER, NJ D., corner Of Washington
rW JOHNSON NJ D. Seventh street, between
Z. HOWARD, NJ D., rs street.
THOMAS lLLER, 10 y street.
G. II, LlBERMANN, 80 Thirteenth street.
OF the abOye-na Physicians. Physicians sending
patients to the Hospital who may occupy private
have the privilege Of attending the same.
Hs-NO persons with contagious diseases admitted.
SISTER LORETTA O'RElLLY,
oetH Superior.