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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-11-30

MOTHERS WHO HAVE DAUGHTERS
THAT HAVE WEAK LUNGs-Should ar
rest the disease when 1t is in the incipi-
ent stages. 1t is indicated by n hack
ing cough, pains in the chest, difficulty
of breathing, or oppression of the lungs.
If this be permitted to run on, tuborcles
will form, and Consumption will be the
result. A most valuable remedy will be
found in Aliens Lung Balsem to cure
and check this disease in it first stage.
For sale by all Medicine Dealers.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-11-30

A DOOMED ENTERPRISE.-The Sue2
Canal is filling up with sand. This
news sounds like the death-knell OF
the Grandest monument of human
enterprise and skill and patience. The
shifting sand of the desert will he the
destruction of the canal. If the an
nOuncement prove true, the hundred
million dollars which the cutting OF
the isthmus cost-whO may compute
its cost in human sweat and blood?-
has been sunk In shifting sand indeed.
If the accumulation Of sand already
threatens to impede navigation, there
will 5e no such thing ~ u Suez Canal
in Il few years hence. The company
which carried out the enterprise seems
anxious to get rid Of the canal at
anything like q reasonable or partial
return of its outlay. For this purpose
the company has asked the Khedive
to purchase it. The Khedivc who
encouraged the work when in course
Of construction, seems 10 have given
ii up as IA losing speculation and al
though the proposition is supported 10y
all the authority which a recOmmeii-
dation uf U snltan to his vassal may
convey, the khedive has refused to
have anything more to do with tho
enterprise.
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VALUABLE RECIPES.

SYMPATHETIC INK.-New milk writ
ten on white paper; made legible whea
dry, by sprinkling coal dust or SCOT.
DIR. DUvAL's INDICATED LEMONADE,
White sugar, | ID, ~tartaric acid 4 on,
essence lemon 80 drops, water 3 quarts ;
mix.
NEW YORK BARBBR's STAR HAIR OIL.
Castor oil on PTS, alcohol ~ PTS, cit
ronella and lavender oil, each | on. one
dollar a bottle is charged by dealers AT =
heavy profit.
BLACK SEALING WAx.-Purchase the
best black rosin 3 lbs, beeswaX 4 h..
and finely powdered ivory black | ID.
Melt the whole together over a slow fire,
and make 1t into sticks.
RED SEALING WAX.-Purchase 4 lbs.
shellac, ~ lbs, Venier %turpontino, lbs.
finest cinnabar, and add 4 on. Venetian
red mix tho whole well together, and
melt over Il very slow fire. Pour IL on
a thick, smooth glass, or any other fiat,
smooth surface, and make il into 3, 6,
or 20 cent sticks.
How TO MAKE WHISPERS, HAIR, AND
MvsTACHEs GROW LUXURIANrLY,
AND BE Ron, SOFT AND GLoSsY.-Take
lts, rum, pit. alcohol ! pit. water, =
c cnn tIapol"'o n'llIiiprd'' oh, ,llctufe
the water, add then the solution 70 the
other materials mixed together, and
men snake them wei together, apply
well.
PORK CAKE-One.half pound of
sa', porh chopped very inc, one cup
VI oaown sugar one cup ol hloiaseS'
oie SWEEP ih''h, one cul 81 rais,
lnH, ono eeS, one 'a"lespoo'1ul OF
cream tartar ana Two OF soaa spice
" .ae!e. pIlr a ii,,ie 'h'ckef thal
SUI glhgerpreau.-L'e0
SWEET POTATO BALLs.-First boil
the potatoes, then carefully mash the
f"arlnaceous part. Boil in the meah-
time a pint OF milk in some lemon
peel, a couple OF small Jumps of sugar
ana a little OF salt. When the milk
Dolls, take 1t OIL the fire and add the
potatoes, so as to form a paste, or
rather a thick mush. When cool,
make it into balls; cover these with
Frv ,hcm ;u,o nioo WM -
and seryo tbom m With sn,tor 5000
ovor thom o
-,
nNNEp lam -hpSC persons DOL
hall' ~ 10 'iiuol oec'er Dakeo, II
D"Nuu iis'l'' ooah II ioI 'n hour III
oUa, "a'oli anu WHY IL ar! r'tAI
and then put |. into n dccp dish, Win
sticks under it. to keen it ont Of The
gravy. When il is fully done. lake
Off the skin and batter cru,,,d unau
the flesh side, and SIT il AWAY 10
cool.
p,c's Ia :;
viInI onL t~hnrnn,L', o"n,ol ~
nnt thn L,.oina ,rS;,' a., @ .'NI
eor,.n,Lni,i m "Ir"
wash the brains tnorouyAly. hIanch
them. bca, Them mn with an cgr non.
per ana AL, .ml .n,"o r,.r, rHL7n, ldll
-. nnaIn,I n' ',fPvI
" lo'',''" Hh'' S"ial piece VI
ou'Icl Try 'llcii Or brGWli mem ne
IOrc the fire serve with the head.
II" HEAD DoilhD Ina II more
profitable DISH, though not 50 pleas
ant TO the palate. 1t should frat be
saltcd. which i, usually done hv tEc
norl. Lr,.Lo. II .Louii la LoiIol a.,
pun '","n''' '."' W "'t'''. a.,
ho''r ana 4u'r'eF' IL mus { Dollcd
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-11-30

A Catholic Union has been orgsniz-
ed in the city of New York, under the
auspices Of Archbishop McCloskey, to
invite the whole Catholic world to
unite in the effort to reinstate the Ho-
ly Father; also to c%ontrovene the ten
dency of the age to materialism, and
to neutralize The effect of the daily
press ON the minds of the people.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-11-30

y latc Washington dispatch say
that the President in his message,
and Secretary ofthc Treasury in his
report Will make an earnest appeal to
Congress for legislation to revive our
shipbuilding interests.
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Columbia Athenesuyn,

\ First tlass EahNOI for E0uDg Ia
Observation-Disclosures Elegant Grounds C}
acrcs)-IleaIthy Location -Capacioue Build.
ings-elO, 600 Aparntus-Wcll Selected lihrary
Ct II LEGO volumcs-Larae Recitation ana
Sleeping Rooms, with fire in coch-A Lunluntly
supplied Inblo-FuIl and ellie ent faruIty-%j
yeas cXpcricncp-COursc If instruction tn .-
rough and cOmplctc-priccs reduccl-Numb,r
Of Authorizations As, amt III Graduatrs-No
Srctarianism-Scssion opens Sept. 18th Casa.
io$ues FREE. VIVA. smith, y. NJ, scc'y.
Dec, lO.ly,
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CINCINNATI BUSINESS DIRECTORY,

GUS sTRAsSER.--wholsale Manu-
IL iacturer Cigars and Tobacco. Special at.
%tention called to the Big and Little Casino"
brands OF Cigars Isl, Walnut ST., Cincinnati, U.
OtGliEAD e. PORTER. Door, Sash
and Shutter Manuf's.; Rough and Dress.
Hannibal Il.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-11-30

The financial statement of tbe
American Missionary Society of the
Protestant Episcopal Church for the
year just closed shows the receipts 10
have been S5I So -. There IL "A small
balance of near five hundred dollars in
The treasury unexpended.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-11-30

A WAN OF 4 THOUSAND. a Con-.
~ sumptsyc Cureh.-Wherc death was
hourly expected from Consumption and
Asthma, all remedies having failcd, accident
led TO q discovery whereby DR.. II. JAMES cured
his only rhild. lie now gives this recips FREQ
on receipt Of two stamps 10 pny expenses. Ad-
dress CRADD0CK & co, 1902 Race street,
Philadelphia. Pa, giving name of paper,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-11-30

PRECEDENT GRANT has appointed
Thursday the thirtieih day Of Novem-
ter rs q day Of National TiIanksgiv-
ing.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-11-30

THg Peoples Literary Companion,
publishc.l ~ Augusta, Maine, boats u
circulation 81 Twelve hundred and
fifty thousand.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-11-30
TO THE LADIES

We will send the following handsome arti-
Giles at the following small prices: one elegant
Ladies Lace Ilandkerchlcffor 50 cts; one eIe-
CANT Ladies Lace Collar, sGcts, and one pair
of Ladies extra fine Kid Gloves, any s!za OF
color, ,75cts. We willsend any ono OF these ar
ticlcs by mail, postage paid, on recent of price.
Address, A I. STEWART co,
Columbia, Tenn.
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BAPTIST Agents Wanted

everywhere for tho largest Baptist paper In tho
world. Able writer's, all the ynaa, and con-
slant improvements. suit Ma keI Report.
sunday Scn"Nl .Dspnrtment-lcsson every
week. An innexible advocate of Baptist prin-
most cs,oni ,ti" %''p rle Tpi1 - md per clG iSGb,Hi' lnf
ever offered, or liberal cnsh commissions paid.
who will write to LuTHER & YEAMAN, TTr
CENTRAL BArTsFr ST, LOUIS.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-11-30
Those Afflicted with
Please skcasi the Following Let
ter from WciinNir Druggist,

MOUNT VERNON, ILL.,, April %. 1871.
MESSRI. D.. n. HARRIS Il Co., Cincinnati,
O.-Gentleincn: | heard one of IN custom
erS speak In such high terms o fAllen's Lung
Balsam to-day, that ! thought | would write
you the substance of his statement: He SAYS
his mother, who is now sixty years Of aye,
has suffered with consumption for several
years, and has been under the care of all of
Our most physiclanS, but never received any
permanent benefit then She reSortcd to
most every kind of Cough and Lung Bal
sans that could be procured for her, W all
to no avail. She still grew worse, until She
was confined to her bed and when she was
seized with n paroYy.m of coughing She
would lose power of respiration, and they
were competed to resort to various means
to restore breathing; and while she was
c0uciing so hard she could not expectorate
anything, and tho family and friends had
gwen W All nope OF her recovery. Her son
noticed the advertisement OF Aliens Lung
Balsam In the Christian Advocate, ard they
thought they would procure and try 1t. They
o9lnihenced giving her the Balsam at 5
o'clock, =, NJ, a. directed, a dose every hour
until midnight: then She took another fit
OF coughing, n cNpectorated a mouthfu
or dalk yellow matter, which was some
thirg she had not been able to do tor soma
Time. They continued to give her the Bal
sam until mGrhing, and then she begun 10
eApcctoratc freely, and within two hours
she eXpectorated three pints of mucuOus
matter, which gave her immediate relief.
ana since that time she has continued 70
improve. She now sits I'M all day, and can
walk about the house and'take considerable
cut dooraXercise. Her son bought more OF
me l;tiNain, to-day, and lie recommends 1t
very highly TO every one.
Yours respectfully,
a. c., JOHNSON, Druggist.
was there over greater proof OF merit than
the case this letter refers tor
LUNG BALSAM Is without
uouot inc pest expsctOrant remedy ever
offered to afflicted public. II contains
no opium IN any form, and It's use is HARM
less to the most delicate.
Dlrectlons accompany each bottle.
D.. N. HARRIS K Co, PrOprietors,
Cincinnati, o,
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HAIR ~DRESSERS.

Tho most fashionable hair d~ressers have
pronounced in favor of Louisiana Creole
Hair Restorer, and use It constantly in
dressing the hair OF their customers OF the
ION. Someof them c~unnlng-wise purchase
the Louisiana Hair ReStorer by the dozen
and cmptying the bottles intoN receptacle
of their own, claim it as their peculiar IN.
vontion and reap praises for their know.
ledge and skill. They are welcome to tho
u for tho sake Of the additional beauty
they give to the iOOiSahd trcS-e9 Ofour fail
bellies. l. IL for sale every whore, however
and ladies cnu tiy II for themselves. Read
the testimony:
Thomas beaumont, BARRIER, Of CIarkSville,
Tennessee, has had abundant opportunity
Of witnessing the effect Of the Louisiana
Creole Hair Rcs;orer, us used by his cuN,o-
mcrs. lie say9 II has proved very success.
tll, p.ea'ing, III every case, all who use il.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-11-30

~ en-. Fee at "~StGm"WalI'sT sara ve.-
VI A magnificent liyiS inch engraving, rep
rtscnting the tomb Of the gent Southern war
rior, Stcnewnll ia kson. The nu~blc-loykins
form Of Gen. Ice stands b"siIe the flower
strcwn grave. over which hnnys Il wccring vii
low. In the distance il to be seen n beautiful
landscape, hills dcc+oi in vcviHc; clouds as
wticn make this picture u rum of art, one
which should md will find n place in the par-
lorof every southern home. Sent by mail, So
curcly rolled and postpaid, on receipt pr %
cents. or for5Q cts. Agents wanted. Address
&c. BURROW, Bristol, Tenn.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-11-30

Mr.. Ed. W. MunfOrG, n well known citizen
of Memphis, gives usa very 1nttcring certl-
ilcato, which is the more valuable rom his
diSinclinatiOn, in general to indOrse any
preparation old. His knowledge of the in
lrinSic worth O'the Louisiana Hair ReStorer
iSso great, however, and instances Of the
success attending lis use came to him 30 fie-
qu"ntty, that, without hesitation, he heart
lIy endorses It,, Ia
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-11-30
| GREAT CHANCE For AGENTS

Do you wantNn agency, ioral or t],drciiao
L with achance to make S. to Sc Gpcr day
selling our new I strand WbHc Wjrc
Ciothes Lime. They lat ~for>rer: so there
- is no risk. Address at once Huron Rive.
Wire Works lN Maiden Lame, cor. Water ST -,
IT ~ Dearborn St Chicngn.
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AGENTS WANTED FOR
C0UDEN OF FOULS

Haseured more case. of CANCER than NIL
llother physicians in the United States com
bined. For a period of Is year, in treating ,hi.
disease alone, he has met with nm unyarying
success. lie furnishes the famous CuNDI.
HANGO 20 oil who desire 1t. Enclose stamp
and send for a copy of his Cancer Journal.
showing mode of treatment. free of charge 10
all. Address Dr., W. c. COUDEN, 49, Jeffer-
son street, Louisville, Ky.
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REFER TO-Rhca, Smith & To-, Ilart & Hens
ley, and NJ. i. Pitcher. Nashville, Tenn
Evansville National Bank, and Merchants OF
Evansville, Ind.
N. D.--Shirmcnts made from Evansville to
Nashville and POINTS SoUth win H., H.. and n.
RHilrOnd. Corrtspnnlenrc invited.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-11-30

An attacked ccuplc-Oystcr shells.
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EVERY LADY sBOUID HAVE nv,

EVERY LADY sHOULD HAVE or
bLHs, warranted to thread coarse mr. Gno u
dies With ease. whether the eyesight be- GOOD o.
not. Agents make IS to $50 per day. Agenvs
wanted. Send - cents for samnl1 bv mail
Cincinnati, o. " sueet'
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"anf"d.v-H.rties who have n very small
ca.i,a,l. or can give security. and are DESTROYS
Oh making money in a light, honorable, pleas
VI. NJ. IlLTON, Pittsburgh, Pa. Nov. s.-3m.
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stop! Eyerybody Road T,;.,

Send 30 cents and stamp for sample and cir
GUAR Of our Ec'c patent frpi. and pntatae peeler
ana s!icer, which 2eils quickly t. every family.
.2ry Tor gay guaranteed active live men. Best
Of city reference, given as to our responsibili.
w. ,,r, SCQTf rllURSTQN,
l3l West iGh St., Cincinnati, Ohio.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-08-06
NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY AUGUST g. 1s7l-TRPLE SHEET.

OF Babcock's horses 70 victory, ana much excite.
Purse, when Bose had s,ill another winner In the
neat Nelly Ransom.
As the end OF tho sport approached and ladies'
you'd soon fan on Monmouth Park and Wolf
JeaK dIoop It's green foliage in grief at
Inc emu OF the racing season by the seaside The hum
OF excitement grew louder and louder, Mt last
finding vent IN one prolonged cheer as tue final
ants led away to stables soon to be deserted, And
now. as night settles upon Long Branch, ana its
hotels are crowded with all that Ia fash
l0nable and beautiful, the little hyenas OF
the various stables are making ready with
their traps, packing them In such shane that they
can be easy transported TO Saratoga where IN less
than fortnight, there will open the second meeting
OF the season, which IN all probability, VIII DO tne
finest the racing world has ever seen. There Will
L0ngfeow and Kingfsher come together, aud thou.
sands OF dollars in addition TO those ALREADY posted
VIII be decided 10y the speed and endurance Of these
and other favOrife racers.
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and make their report the premises At a. early day a.
practicable The known standing and experience OF the
gentlemen practical engineers viii ensure
report that fail give satisfaction 10 all parties con-
cerned. am very respectfully, ADDISON Low, a.,
Supervising Inspector, Second District.
P.S.The above report when made, or auv othcr docu
ments you may desire TO use are al your service NJ u
CoEONEHs' OFFICE, No. III CITY llALLl
NEW YORK, August D, 1871.
ADDISON Low, ESQ
have the honor acknowledge the receipt OF your con"
muncation OF this date informing OF yonr appointment
OF Board of Experts In the Wcshed case and also OF yor
prefer Of the testimony taken in the investigation now IN
progress, for which you will please accept nv thanks
have this dav authorized Professor r. ". Jhurson OK the
Stevens Institute, Hoboken, j., 10 make care exam
nation OF the whole matter for the ,ooners nqucs
which eyaminan trust, will not interfere with the gen
telnen whom Won have appointed.
PROFESSOR Ihnrston has sgneS hls intention 10 proceeo IN
bis inves cation this day and believe VIII be able 10 make
his report by Wednesday, next
my Is TO be in entire with your depart
ment hope my action will only tend 10 that end remain
respect Tuly r. II. KEENAN,, coroner.
r. SIT in your opinion, the object we have In view can
best he attain by Professor Thurson acting Jointly WIN
your Board have n objection T. w. n
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The POLICE DEPARTMENT.

The Boar o. Police Commissioners he'd An I'M
poriant meeting yesterday, az which President sm n
presided. Tao resignation Oh C3ptHn JACOB b.
wariow, OF the Seventh precinct, wBo nad peen
member o, the Police Department iof upwards OF
twenty-five years, was received ana was accep'e"
by the Board 30 lake enect or the a0,h ms. SER
gesnt John Murphy, OF the Eleventh precinct, was
assigned to ibc seventh precinct as Acing captains
sergeant James Loary. OF The Eighteenth precinct.
was asslapc' to the second precinct ~ Acting Cap
tain IN place Of Captain De camp, who was retired
an a peusion some time ago. Sergeant William
H. asgsOn transferred from The fwcpty-second
10 ne tenth ngeciuci, AMI sergeant william Young
from tnc Icnth Ia tac Twcniy-serOiin precinct.
Tue following resolution was adoptei:--
Resolved faat meTabeg 90 i" fore. shall
20 inf acting raptsio nr scas sergeant lie
tsin VI probation OF not less s@ >lAty ia
lion 0f ssch appointment to Jeecoa on 70.
and ability displayed the p-rfo ot
dates o ihr pOs'ton.
1t was also resolved that In futrre ncyitorious or
extraordinary services on the part Of members OF
the ponce lofcc snail nc rewarded By the presen'a-
ton of gDlG or silver medal, the nature OF ilie
services may require. Inc medal IS 10 be nearly the
shape or pOcem21's badge, with the cay arms IN
the centre the words "Nunicipai Police IN le-
gc,,d above ana the names OF the Commissioners OF
Police for the lime being beneath. On tue reverse
viii he engraved the name and prccI,ic 81 the oincef
and the nature "a the services Tor When tue DcdS
w.ls grained IiIi.
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iirnoiSIyn Renoxoicuce.

The matinee for the benefit OF the Brooklyn suffer-
ers OF the Westfeld explosIOn-and they are very
Iumerous-was gwen at the Park Theatre yester-
day, and may be regarded as q iair success The
house was not full, but great many tickets were
purchased which were not used owing, perhaps, TO
the heat OF the weather. The total amount realized
by the Carroll Lamb fund was qnte handsome
az a nucleus OF what Is TO be done In the CITY
OF Churches by q generous and sympathetic
people for the needy and afflicted sufferers
OF last Sundays slaughter. mo money WAS
Immediately handed to Mayor Kalbfeisch,
who considerably consented to act AZ
treasurer ana VINO is still ready receive any con
tribulicns which may be made towards the same,
The military drama OF Cigarette" Miss ANY
Stone the versatile lady for whom 1t was
written sustaining the title role, was performed.
The following artists contributing their share to the
interests and profits OF the entertainment are worthy
OF mention :--Messrs. Mark Bates II. r. stone, j. W.
Shannon S. Knapp, W. Simpson. Harry Bascomb,
n. DuNicld frank Edwards. w. A. Grisston c.
Hale, George Rayel, G. A. Mortimer +. Chippondale
Fisher, Jones, smith and Chevaler; Miss Kate
Browning, Miss Kitty Parker aud Miss Ray
mond. While the management OF this house nave
taken Initiative contributing to this charity 10
Is but fair TO presume that the New York places OF
amuse ,nent VINO purpose following SUIT for the
same iaudable OBJECT may select saturday, me
any other time for the benefit. BY adopting
this measure managers VIII show their earnestnesS
OF purpose by throwing the iu force OF their ln!lu-
ence INTO the scale OF cnarity. Mantes given upon
other days are rarely wen patrOnlzed ny the hd6
tes OF The theatre, who are pretty sure 20 attend
upon the regular day, whereas H. on the other hand.
sacrifice nothing in their earnings while they come
In for equal snare OF co,nInendatlon
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THE CRUEL CALAMITY.
Further Details and Results Of
the Westfleld Disaster.
Two Additional Deaths, Making
Ninety-six in All.
Continuation OF the Official
Investigation.
TESTING OF EXPERTS.
~o>~~>>~>>>~>>~~>~>~~~--
The Boiler Made of Old
Scraps
TESTIMONY OF EXPERTS
The BURST NOT AN EXPLOSION,
BELLEVUE HOSPITAL.

One Moro Victim as0oe.
Yesterday, at quarter past four A. NJ, Otto
Grennette, aged twenty-three, butcher, of No. 23l
Grand street. Jersey City, ceased 10 sulier and 10
live. On Friday, when the HERALD reporter saw
him, he q peared TO TO better and more comfort
able than he had been; but during the evening ana
night a change for the worse took place IN his
symptoms ana, though Orderly Maher OF The Pa
villoa, assisted by several CHRISTIAN ladies, did all
In tneiv power TO ease ami comfort MIN, ne did not
rally. His wIie ia the adjoining pavilion, was very
low, as was also Mrs. Holyedell. The increased
heat OF the weather has INJURIOUS effect upon
the patients, Weakening their vital powers and
stimulating modification to such an extent that the
ladies' attending nave picked little white WORMS or
the eyes. and other injured parts Of the poor
sufferers. These
TWO WOMEN CAN HARDLY SURVIVE
unless y cool spe OF weather should set ia 10 ana
ynenl.
John DAILY IN the male pavilion was able 10 walk
across the ward from one bed 10 another, ana e5-
terday felt better though tired.
Daniel and Cornelius Hogan, brothers, two more
Weslfetd sUuererS, were removed from Centre
Street hospital 10 Bellevue yesterday in very weak
state. They say Their my res mad not Dceu dressed
IN inc former pa &c Tor TWO days and that they We're
given nothing TO cat OF drink save Ice WAFER. eS-
Iertay q sister and some other friends took some
beeiseaE 10 them anu remained Win them thrOugl.
out The day