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The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-05-03
The alaiuu 4 Snnrual.
BIDDErORD, Ne, NAY 3, 1867.
THE JUNE ELECTION.

THE JUNE ELECTION.
Last week We were called upon to eS.
press an opinion in regard to the law to I've
submitted To tho public next month; and
during The Pos, week we .hsye received
from %, many ltrbs and ssanneh maine
Law" men letters urging that the subject
be p,rs,ssl s,ill li,s,Lsr, HAT sach-mAy -bs
the escussfss ,hi. article, whheFs NO excuse
is needed. .,,y
The cad additional point to be attained by
the adoption Or the proposed la~, 70 that
already gained by the law Of 1883, Is i'm
pr;.onmen, Tor each and every sale OF in
to.ica,ing liquor, and the prohibition OF
tho manufacture Of domestic wines Our
objection to ], lies in It's inexpediency in
poin, Of law as well as interest. The law
which is now established for Prohibition.
/. in no sense failure for il has never
been properly tried. There has been a
failure in its execution, il Is true; but. such
failure was and is not the fault OF the
law demanding as remedy the one now
proposed. For. save in certain localities,
if We adopt the proposed amendment, with
no other all to its execution than the pres
IN, law had, failure will sin Be the result,
we apprehend. In 1860, we urged that
the increasing crime OF drunkenness and
r,imselling In our State be not used as an
argument agains, Maine Prohibtory Law ;
bu, should he Pot down to failure on the
part Of temperance men In an organized
authority to enforce Il. Succeeding years
have brought the temperance men In the
State to tina, same belief, and acting upon
tina, belief, they have secured State Con-
stabulary, the like Of which, properly and
wisely organized, we ought to have had
long ago. We do no, propose here to ar.
que the Cons,abulary measure. In all parts
Of the State we have cheering accounts
,ha, r,msellcrs are abandoning the traffic,
or express themselves asin,ending to so do,
OH, Of wholesome fear Of the Constable.
49,. -, ;..,...sI... S'f~'
'',v;,,, a.. -. 49,, a.. , ,,,,;,
ions Of those who think differently, we be-
lievc the present law, II enforced, will, as
eiTectually us any law can, prohibit the sale
"'' '' "'S ~" "eN.P' .
ID, .,,;.,,, .n,aa,,.h l., =, n,,,;..;o,. ~,
n,,,,,,v s,,,c,,;,s Tim, no Law vii, en-.
c,,.. ;,..,c A. n. ,,v ,o,x .,,,,. who.
eva, fo,h., ,h,, IN. ,.,,s.c,urc,, ..,ls ,
,,,.s of cider .h,Il u,o, IN, third con.
vic,;on. nav A fine and be imp1,on,d Tire.
,,on,h, Bcw,rc how YOU draw the how
81 ,,u,h, ,b,, IN, cord sb,ll ,p,n in ,w,;,
A comm nm seller or in,o,ia,;ny ,ouor,
shall. ON The third conviction, nav s2O(
fine. with cos,, and be imp1,oned four
monih,. and in dsfaul, of payment, the
term of impr;so,,rncnt shall be doubled
Why not give these provisions fair trial
They are provisions which have been dc,
clarcd necessary and acceptable by large
majority Of the people. No new issue Cur
he raised upon them TO the disadvantage OF
those men who enacted them anu We nj
least shall have the merit OF using the
good we have before we lily to ills we know
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-05-03
W % the subject Of advertising. the
!. Louisville Journal has tho following, o..

Iouisviiis JotRndt nas tho ioi'oWinB'
Wa have been carrying on the Louisville
Journal between thirty.six and thirty seven
years During oil this time we have known
no man Of business In this city to fail who
advertised literally. And We have known
no ono to succeed in any considerable. in
even in a respectable degree who didn't ad-
vertiso literally.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-05-03

The Wstsrvills Mail undoubtedly speaking
BY authority Of State Constable Nys, says:
"a paragraph Is going the full circle Of the
newspapers. stating that good temperance
man In Augusta has been fined for selling >
glass Of cider. Il ought 10 DO known-for II
Is true-that II WAS trick played Oh By few
men opposed to liquor law, for the purpose
Of raising An outery that may adect the vots
Of farmers and Others 10 June II was not
done By the state constable or any deputy and
70 know that the former most smphsticslly
condemns the trick. It ID gensnlly UNDER
stood that 90 far - the law against selling Oh
der goes, It Was only intended to reach dishon.
est men, who were accustomed to palm OF. un-
der the name Of cider. such compounds Of In
tcxicating ingredients - they had no right TO
sell BY their true names. This trick ct Az
gusta was invented and played OF By this olass
OF men. and ss once autographed b. and vide.
Our wonder has bssn that Augusta papers,
which ought 10 know the fAets. have not taken
pains TO expose the trick" .f...
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-05-03

Gen. wsxsr swsyns end Hoo. G. 9. q. Dos
ter wrote ist.srs expressive Of strosg symps-
thy Tor the objects Of the recent Republican
meeting In Dallas county, Ala. The latter
said eve must build up strong Republican
party In the Soath. In the success Of this
party Hes the hope Of The nation; IL domino
ton alone can guaranty equal and impartial
just,es 70 ell men. With proper, Management
Alsbsna win b assured 70 the Rspuhlisan
ticlst Coz Prssidsat IN 1893" '.. rr.i
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-05-03
IiAA1oos H Linz

h tsred oy M t0oCTs-1Sefqtss UHjdHS
y and the Inpsr,al drmy DisSandsd-.Mari-
MILAN Among he Missing.
New OiLrANs, April 30.
Parties arrived by this morning steamer
|fvmthe nexicag bprder,f etoit thay Nhh-
|moras was beseigcd for few days by Ca
males, who is en- route for Tampico. Il il
believed, also. that Corinas viii bring his
army from tho north. and aid in eIpellipg
GET BerrybzAbSr from the Cube niaiofisf
chah Of Tamsnlipas. This indicates that
Orega il still alive and ambitious to become
Prssislsat Oe Nssiee, and -.hst-he viii issuo
bis first proclamation from the heroic city.
The cont,pq,d@ee. from tho Mexican
Puebla. and tho massacre OF the officers Of
- 'SY.HgATwa, lnursuo ., May !.
Senior Romero, the, Mexican Minister, re-
eeiyed to-day the following telegram from
the Mexican consul at New Orleans; ,,,;,
Nto ORIENT .fpnl SON. Romero,
Mexican Minister, Observation-Disclosures
Is dssd iliDpsnai Eoross disbanded Mar
quez completely defeated Qperetaro taken,,
MaIimilian hidden. tsigned) = iI...,,r
f.......t -, . ASNaoN ~ NA~S'i'
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-05-03

81 a fouSs LADY, returning to her
country homo, amer sojoarn u Nv months In
The city. vas hardly recognised ny Asr frisnAs.
In place Of . eosps, rustic. flushed h,e she had .
soit, ruby eonplsxion Of almost marble smooth
nsss, and instead d tventy.tArss she ssally sp-
pearsd bot eighteen. Upon inquiry ~ 10 the -
Of 90 great . change, she piaipiy ibid them that
shs used the ClRCASSlAN BALE, md co.
sIdsred u an invaluable sequisitiou " sny LAdyS
toilet ny its use any LAZY or Gentleman can In
prove their psrsonsl sppsarasos hssdrsd fold.
II 10 simple In ~ combinatiou. % katars hsrsslf
70 simple, Jet unsurpassed In 10 sncsey In draw.
rag impsritss from also hsslsg. slsansisg asd
bssutifying the skin and eonplvzioa. ny 10 d..
rect action on The eutisls u draws from Il al Is
Impurities, kindly healing the same, ana Leaving
the surface ~ Nature intended n shosld Be, clear.
mooth, SON and bsantfal., Price 81. sent BY nail
or express, on receipt OF On order BY
WI CLARK 4 90, cbsmista
- Ne. . West Faystts 81, Syracuse, n Y.
The only American Agents sor the sale Of the
same, Iyr9 .
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the cloak did not hide betrayed him.
"A farmer in Minnesota, near 81 Paul.
says he was engaged in blowing bis field on
the 10th and 18th Of December, 1866, and
again on the 10Th and ll.h Of April, 1867,
The 81 Paul Press suggests tina, only four
months interruption Of tho plow Is pretty
well for frozen country. rur n 40.
RIA. Bailey, master mechanic at the
Androscoggin Mills, Lewiston, los, the sigh,
of ono of bis eyes by tho breaking of Of q
piece Of machinery which no was working
upon -.,...r ..".I.' ... ego co.
One Of tho jurymen Ia the U. 8. Circuit,
Court at Portland, who Is fity years old,
had never been on board q steamboat OF
seen railroad car until his present visit to
Portland.
/, 10 said that the Russian Government,
will receive from the United States feet
of ironelsds instead Of tho stipulated sum
ofmoney In payment Of the cession of the
Russian possession. '''''7'.'
Tho Augusta Standard ssys ,l,ere have
been $4,000 tons Of ice cut and housed on
the Kespsbee between Augusta and Rich.
mond tho past wiutsr-sold or engaged At
42.75 per ton. 81 .,.'rrr a,i ,:us,l
An exchange says the hay export has
been very large on tho Portland and Ken.
ne,,ec Railroad the past winter. One man
has sent 5000 tons Maine's bay crop OF.
ceeds In value the cotton crop or some Of
tho cotton States. Wv. '' ''' "
% The tour Of Senator Wilson through The
South b to be followed BY large number
or Republican speakers Judge Kelley Of
Pennsylvania being already in the field.
The copperheads announce that they win
follow suit.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-05-03

strongly urging tho Southern States to
adopt tho Military BIZ! = 2aH
The anniversary Of tho death Of Prcsi.
dent Lincoln, the l5th uli., was observed at
Beaufort 8. G, by the holding Of q crest
mass meeting BY the Union people. ~
least 5000 people wero present, three steam.
CTS having been employed to bring the
freedmen from Hilton Head and other
neighboring islands. Capt. Robert Small,
oftbs steamer Planter, wss tbei chief mar.
shall Of tho day. The resolutions adopted
fully identified the meeting with the Re.
publican party. ~ ~. 'd.lii'N
V A letter from Auburn in tho New
York Hruld says that tho recent visit Of
Secretary Seward to his hosps Va, prclimi.
nary. to his retirement from the stage Of pol.
tics and public life, where, during the past
forty yeap, his rsls has been 20 prominent
ono. He thinks thst now In his sixty sixth
year, when versing on the three scoro and
ten allotted to man, he has fulfilled his part
and played il to completion a far As J, was
in his power to do, and that be Is now en-
titled TO withdraw from tho busy scenes, in
which he has been 90 long conspicuous
actor, to accomplish the remaining portion
Of his journey 0f lip in ths ssist and 'eclu'
sion Of home. .r g..
The U, g.. Supreme Court has decided
tina. the Internal Revenue license docs not
pro,ec, any violation Of q State law. Con-
sequcntly the revenue license to whiskey
dealers de- NOT shield them houi the pun
ishrncnt ofa State law.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-05-03

Pu'"es w "V P'"lSrSu uittcuutitcut, W.
cause IL Is not ut present needed. How
will tho stability Of the presen, law bc al
fected? This now measure is no, one Of
the Republican party. The party have Of.
iieially said by their Representatives tia,
they would not 10 responsible before the
pcoplc-said so lasi winter when the leg.
stature declined to enact the law. and rc-
iered !, to a popular vote. This the cop
pcrheads, now s,ifIened with coLl and wait
Ing fos something to wurn them into nc.
tivi,y, know and understand, anil if they
would act On that understanding, no par.
ticuIar harm would arise. But as soon rs
the amendment is adopted they win make
dat an issue II the coming election. The
resl,ss 10 not doubtful Their vote viii be
largely increased. Republican, Of any
rump,ios or Individual value win no, jump
into the fro By votins the comprehend tick.
ct; mi there win b scores Of good men
and true Who win be moro or less affected
with ap,,hy, feeling that they have been
dragged into . conflict which they bad no
par, in creating; forced TO bear q burden
which NO occasion now calls tho support.
Ing. Taking advantage OF the aiuAiion,
suppose the copperheads reduce our ma
liority 10 5000 IN the State, what viii be the
Consequences? The spiriis OF tho rebels
and copperhea'ls al over the country viii
b raised froa, zero to summer heat, and
the rssuls will b, hsiIssl - = Poli''cai re.
action in iavor of Johnson's polry-jeop-
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Prom .si sss,r ss-s.es lstA I.r Train. sui s..,s
rnem spgsxinM AVN LAaANCA-a
ny New FORK tinss frsm unisu E-I-pss:
500 n s~~ York Day Express, from
fslanAnz. l-anaAD, -nosptsdl. riops al Bs'-
b.li..ass &c N. sruA sss.rss<tiss -ith the
40 Ia EIp from Ban.io. An- arrive
7.Ie A. ~. Anpr~.s szssi, fro Dankifs, San
asss sxovss-ig sssI. ct ssisasses : - -
.sa s.ns.ss. = 40. -. s,y.s:. n-', ,'' ssa
| Ais p. sew Yerh stghs Express, from
Dunk,k, g=nsa.y. II spte~t tt0s- AZ s.l.assu-
m ssfs5 .aa srrl,-s IN Ne. Yars 81 Y > ,
N oornsctins ~1rh Asrrscor T-.izs spa strSn
far bo~son snd New kaEisn1 Cts~s.
YhoM grFFALO-B, New ysrt ,iss frsu De-
pot cor ~ chznes .nf mIchignn rtrs-s.
So A. =. sew rsrs Day ExPrs:s. tsss-
.sssk ss-qs.s-.n NJ. 40 ? :. Cd ,.s " no. :.
m CosBscss Great bend with Dsi.vers L.ck-
/ s.anpa ws.tsfn Railroad, and 81 jsrs~T csty
viii ssan'sh, Ezpr--. fs.ia q Re. Jsr..' Raj
4 sac A. N Kxprsss Nail, u. Avon and Hor-
4 resviIis tssnasys -xn~ps-dl Arrives in kev
YORK. Ts.n tonv-css 81 Elmirs ~ b North
| err osattsl azivss for aarrtstsrg Pbii.s-iphia
a.se =. = L,snt.a.s : nsr.... s.sa.v. e.
| crpr-t}- stsp- 81 Horn.ilsvi ]. as , trsys
snc r4vss New iesk TOO a Osrnseis
Jer,+, oty ~i,h M5rnias Express Train ofEs.
| Jerse, kallS cd for Baltimore ant Washington.
| ana al Tsri With nrp,ns Expr... yr.sn fsr
| -c~scn Al Ne nnxiand Cssiss
| a.Ie n. Sew York Night Expvess,
4 DAILY. stcr. at Horpslssvtl- 1870 Q sap
Interesting with the Ala .. m. Trait IN DUB
4 kirk and arrivs IN sew york at iasp Also
/ connects Eiusrs Hsrristrsg. Pulled .iphis
aud korth
fIRe r. N. Cincinnati Kxpress. feundsys
4 errrpi~si stops at es.ssn~h a. m hktys
4 Tnrnrr's IL D m rnsl Ena arrives IN k~v
! Ferk n etsp u. Coausss. At sresf B~s1 vita
/ Dsis~xre, Larha~sns 4 w-~tm h~sirosd f-r
! scrsssea. frsnt5n Aad fhil~d-tphia- and ~ uss
| Iotk vita An-rIoeu Trains AID stesners fos
| Rstor and N@~ Ensipnt Cues
| Oaiy One East snndsy. having Bueaio Of
$40 u ~ ard reaching Wv Torn 81 ie-so .. n.
4 hsror AND kssLssB Psssssexss, eth their
nAxsxxe are rI.n<~rred Of eA9ySs IN View York
!! Tns nnr vs-yusvxr Mo~s Lrxrssoes szsss-
re CsscRRs AarI& THE WORLD ~ eceuura-
~ sf nless .rAsns thsr rNi~.y.
: RAo0A0n oR1cx En- TuR0voa.
| zad fsr~ arrays lor b esh- Fas<fe-
4 Da@k Fra rhsxFrs via Eass 1Anuay. -
Which an - Aiu-a al Pr1r~ip@i Ticket
trfsc-s In fho West md south wet
: ri. RIDDLE, wH. n. BARR,
G,.nIeart ger1 PAS Axst
tarS
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AsThoL0.
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The World AstoniskeR |
AZ rar wesaxRFuI KxvKIAsioSs
MADE BY The aREAr AsrRoLoGIsr
Madame H. A. e IL II 1 G . /.

SHE reveals secrets mortal knew, she 70
storss 10 hasps these whe, iron dsetr ~s-sts,
cats u love los d rstions add fsiends,
sos nj rppev hsss brcore de~rrsrnt Gre srinss
screther tos. long separated, gives information con-
rHiag sb.oni ffteds igsrrs RESTORES lost or stolen
rferfx saG sb- yoa bert qualified 10
pursue ane in wsst II b. mpst sanr--sf1l, ceasee
speedy w TT ages G tsis IN be vrs dAs son wsil
OF epasar sA~ r-sx ssrs tlda<hs. md - hse
afrosf sny tsutrs u< thsn.rk and hi6a~r
rsvsteri-s q the inturn fr she rtsrs IN the
n ta@nsent Il sasn, STAR that prsdo ~
fste in ne tslt - Liter - AID posi-
,cs the tlAs-i- sni f fxe -.rrs % tn heaveas Al
t,- tisna dAdgc~- a.. fntur- restng Of man
FAI RIOS &c eonsniI re greater AstroscEsa susfn
Il c.~is Won but tsiH AID yos never again hsve
assss.Lis opportunity 1onxnfecsaa fss. Nth
shen-ss ard al dsrc6 ui~Tmstpps a. festice Ev n
sf a-lnvcs easr-rl. ~ Nsns.~ ~ msn wsh elna
s~fSty end ssscfhp tAroselvss - 70 r~sse&--
tui "a .s,lsst ~hsys wv4gpu ~ vfee III fnqufsz
.as~~e.A iskencxs eSesss& snf ~ 0ns - rsrsly
" pySp~sbux~ ssr.E"u~ fs- suicz0s ssss->y u4itAl
a1ss- saa At ecvyssprn1snos r~tssrDe4 ar ARey
81 h<srrsa NJ shs sirheuf nr<es fursln1 49, -
81 ing them Write plainly the Ay Of The Dnuth ~n<
ses which ysu ssse Asr. spelannRA gnAn lack d
| hsir Aesvr~ nDxnp La te4yao,
| ncAzs- ~ psv
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A New socuree-Wheae Ffeids of Grain
Destroysd by PiGeens-

a
Destroy I'D by PiGeens-
Prom the Dubuque Herald, May 3
We learn from reliable sources that the
farmers Of many or the western counties are
much troubled with pigeons--in fact, these
birds have become perfect sconrge- Vast
focks have made their appearance. the air IN
many places being literally dsrkened and
having migrated long distance from the
south. they are very vorscious. These hocks
alight upon The fields Of nov -eown grain. and
rolling over and over like the waves of the
sen pick up every kernel of grain 10 sight
1t is impossible to drive them away they are
unmindful OF the firing of guns, throwing Of
stones, shouting of men, or barking of dogs;
and il is an easy task TO XIII any humber Of
them with pole. One farmer residing two
miles east Of Independence had sown three
acres Of wheat, and was preparing TO harrow
il in. when the pigeons made their appear
snce and gobbled mp every kernel before he
could get il covered. Some fields containing
forty acres were absolutely covered With
pigeons and although the sporismen wsg~d
an incessani warfare against them, ann killed
crest numbers, their places were soon Sup
piled with Others Hunting pieeens has lost
the charm Of novelty, and the us'n Jnnssson
il how TO save the grain. With tbs preseut
high prlce Of seed wheat, aud its scsrcsty,
this becomes q question of serious considers
tioa.
A great number Of fields viii hsve 10 be
sowed second time, aud we bear of some
farmers who are doing Il the third time
From AL accounts the main depredsnons OF
the fesihered sconrge appear to he confined
70 the -egion Of country bordering the &sp-
sipsnicon. as but comparatively little damage
is reported along the Cedar river
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Won derful but True.

MADAME REMINGTON, the wor.'-
IA .a-~~.4 AsEs4csts and sosn.nsalsrts< thar
vvsaas ~h = frtr- All st-;s d-sine~.es In. very
ia - .hF ~. I'm MARI. srs tia ssd
~ o. ..strass~Ff - asss~s yo~~x hrosp sh< fsy
set,- s.rsjscs . perlecs sa5 lie
turs III fuinrr husband ~Es af he appi
csst ~isb " rra-fsse s-cups-iou leading r&tta
cf &c TAr !. Imposition, t~siinoniais
tsA II -r sss~-f y, sfstng rfscs Of birth.
go iip.@tp eoi,s n ~sss els hair and enclosing
nfs r~urs and s-rnr~@ srvslop atdreas-d ,oarssE
v.li fhe FIXTURE BY return nail. tcg-shsr
alta iz~lrsa .Ifrns<ocE. ID
900 Is in cpnAzc~ee, MApsME EkrKupH
REM iNIrps, Bsr sp1. wess Tr1s.s
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60 ArHiSkERS and -
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w xrsrAt HEs
IN 81 sTpw nsax tbs snsofh -
NeRg hcs N .rcm thF1s 70 =
Eve ~~s 10 =. psfsr Dr.
tEvfGEEE ngerAuh-
ArKJE CAPIkL4 IEK xhs
most wouss fsiI discovery
In modern scisnce acting
rpon fn~ Beasc Hair almost urarulous man
It has assa by thu elite Of Paris suN londou
With rf~i dss'-rine Names Of all rnrrhss
IN he rerste~-A, and epriRs sssttsrton y not
gwen 10 ~v-ry ss-s.ses. the une>, ~ b ehssrfal
r--z .dtd frtc- ~ mail s-sist sas postpaid, VI De
sftviif- c- ,sssr. and te-t DrnAs psaI.d fr-~ Ad-
d-s&> a-R3I u, sgCTfs 20 cAemiss No - hisss
o. ct Lacy, r. T. cd agents sor tie Crss-d -tstss
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Tn Peabody institute, at South Danvers,
has permsueu, fund Of Sl22,0Vo. which,
with lie institute building and the library of
II, s54 volumes, has been given by Mr.. Pea
body. An enlargement of the building COM
menced las, year, will be comfasted sbe pres
ent season. nj cost of S4O,ooQ, and contain
. department for Eben Dale 6stton library.
and Ere AID burglar proof room for the
safe keeping OF the queen portrait end Oh
er vnuables which Mr. Peabody wiI deposit
in IL.
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DtsAn1bo9paap - naW 60 UeD 49,
~ oukkhme-to GhaorD moisture md
putrid 6uids--use fresh stone linz 6nely bro
kenf Rriukle il fses6 - phe4U b. dAe4s
as gutsars and cellars, end in - dens rsoms
Efress line NsEssss.h 9 sis S', .scsns me -
e.. Charcoal Powder-4c sheogb paAid
gases-the coal must be recently heaasd. z.s /
a. Chloride Of ime-to give al chic
rine, to absorb putrid efluvia, and 70 stop
putrefaction. Use il as lime 10 used, and II
in cellars or close rooms the chlorine gas .
wsnAsd, pour strong vinegar o. diluted sai.
ph1ric scid upon your plaaes Of chloride ct
lime occasionally, and add more of the chic
ride
al sulehate Of Iron, fcoppens, Ito dig
infect the discharge from cholera pasients,
and 10 purify privies and drama Dissolve
ten pounds of the copperas in a common
paiifnl OF water. and pour quart or two OF
this solution into the privy, water closet 90
drain every honr-lf cholera discharges have
been thrown in these places, but Tor ordinary
use, to keep PRIMES and water closets from
becoming Offensive, pour pint Ut TINS soiu-
ton into every water closet pan or privy seat
every night aud morning Bed peas and
chamber vessels are hssf dislnfscGsd By .
large spoonful Of the coppsras solution.
g. PermangAnase of PotAAsA-To Be
used in d,sinfectins clothing aad tovels from
cholera or fever pstienta, during the night.
or when such ARTICLES cannot Be instantly
boiled.
- Threw the sc;led articles immediately into
tub Of water. in which tlsere hes hees DIS
solved m ounce Of permanEanaie Of potassa
20 every three rallons of water pint Of
'bshsxrsQue y solution ofchiorinssed scdA, -
may be used for Che same purpose in the tnb
Of water. Either Of these svlstinps may BE-
used in clesnsing ibe solled paris Of the body
Of sick or dead persons; may also be used in
bed pans, DC.
81 One gill Of csrbolic seid to scempco
paiffnll of water, 10 good dsinfectAuf for
severn drains, water closets, privies, BID
pans and chambers; TO be used in the same
manner a. recommended for the copperas no.
Luton.
rLlcKa THar Hrsr ~ piuxTkcTED.
te) Scwess-DReetions-U Bee 4
and G.
Water elossts-uss No 2, 4 and s.
Bedp&ns and Close 6sools-Use No. . 4
and 8.
Cutters. Cellars and Stables-Uss No.
ase ..
[tl Soiled Clothing, Bedding and CArpsss
i xii whss.set can be oclleo, oi articles
&4tst1 " SDotf+FA C.s 6ofthaVu
OF chloride OF lime, or LabsTrssae's chlori-
mated coda, . pint Of either solution to Sse
gallons ef water. If the colors be of no con-
sequence; bot upon sae clothing that has
been soied n cholers or fsvers, use the dis
infectsHts described us,des No. 8, in the list
above.
o. Sick -Directions-Use Nos
and z.
Bed Rooms -Neutilate
Closets-Cleause- dry and use lime
Beds aud Bsdding- Expose to the Gun.
ID linaIly-Let fresh sir and sunlight
purity every place and thing they can reach.
Open and dry your cellars and vaults Flush
the water closets and drains daily before
throwing il the disinfecsAnts, NJ recommend
ed il this card. Let there be no neglect of
domestic and personal cleanliness. Use for
drink water that has been boiled not more
than twenty-four hours.
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