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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-05-13
1;I7IDAYsBURG SEMINARY,
W. 'uOLLIDAYSBURG, PA.
b 5I00MINGION OLD NURSERY.

80 600 Acres. Is greenhouses. Larg-
El E1llIS(r%tnent-all sizes. Best Stock Low
q = Would you know What, When, How
res.,s Fruit. Shade, Evergreen Trees, Root
faA' seedlings, Usage Plants, Apple Seed,
4.61 4..61ose Potatoes, Shrubs. .ReSes, Greenhouse
&S.."4ap Plants. &c. Flower and Vege-
u. sSs,dsI Finest, Best Collection-Sort
'"' '"H,,r,tv. Send 10 cents for New, Illustrated,
tls-iiri t.,ire CataIogue-9O pages. Send stamp,
= ~ catalogues of Seeds, with plain dircc-
~ "a I'd nares: Bedding and Garden Plants-32
y ,rd Wholesale Price LiSt-A pages. Ad-
4.rE PHtENIX, Bloomington, Illinois.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-05-13

cisc. x.3I-The Druggists say It cures them all
|r-l-Tne relief and cures of 1t are marvellous.
~s.I-E7sry sufferer will find relief and cure
=. !.-s::i require only few doses.
.a.,l-Has cured cases pronounced incurabls
E--l renOvates and invigorates the system.
-;.;.:.. Most effective regulator OF this organ
--.l-l,s healthy action on the stomach cures it
s..,-Ii is health giving and appetite restoring.
e .:.:-L-A Acron on them is marked and prompt
: LIS WE O. TAR is rich in the medicinal
axe: u Tar combined with vegetable ingre
rs q uniouBtei value, which make it unsur
gst not only for the complaints enumerated
g;.:.7 ::::::?s sGts-Ess5 EtraaEth, cleanses the
-i.l, re.aXes the Liver and puts them to work
rs as food TO digest, and makes pure blood
|EAgs!s TTacity appreciated by both sound and
II Z you are afflicted IN any way, we know if you
.s GGs..7!-s ::2:: r:cre-::a7 of DIR. Crooks Wine
,rr !9l vi. add your testimony TO its great
~ z correcting any ellis that flesh is heir
lepared only by eL-TEa :2coZ 90. Sold by
-,rE. aEerYwhera
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-05-13

= remedy which has been tested
:. .-c,E's for 10 years, and proved in thous
ands Of cases. capable of curing a
T,NE Diseases :! TIE Thrcs: and Luass; per
:, forming many remarkable cures
ne55. om o !@a2 from all aa""Ds Th9 are .ut
li.-;.a yainly seeking relief. VIII yo3 le
1902. rsz3!:e p9eTec. ycI tfon being cured slEoi
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-01-20
CAU ZION.

The pubicis autioncd against emDlo, Ing 'any
ut the regularl, authorized agents of the Compn.
W. since the Roberts Patent cover the use of Ike
Inrpeio and all explosive materials for oil wells
and the nse of snch materials. by other parties is a
direct inf ingement OF their rights. Any pafties in.
iealt with according 10 law and as acting wirnlly
and knowingly in defiance of law and the deCisious
Of the Couits.
The Company havc re organized their bus meas
with view 10 accommodate Oil Men in every ,nrt
OF the Oil Hegion. They have employed tie most
efficient Agents and AsslsartA that can be procured
| ior the business Each Torpelo l. labelled with
ds'e af patents, together with the price of The Tor.
redo. and signed by an Officer of the Company 20
every Operator Wishing Torpedo may know its
price and whcehtr il ciue from our 0flics
tpe ators will confer a favor by reporting to thi
| Office auy negligence Of Agents.
The following named per have been rppo,nt.
ed Agents and Aasistant AGENTS tue Gil ie.ion,
Of tennsy ivania and Nest Virginia.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-01-20
LIST OF AGENTS.

TiTUsNIIIE, CHURCH RUN AND VICINI
rI-aIEPllES .aOOF. 0floc, Hamilton's Cir1r
store, addf,ss Ii.usyille, Pa Assistant John Nan
Scrivcr. -"
rIrUsvILLE. CHURCH RUN AND yICTNI.
TY-l. II THOMAS. Oiice and address, Man
ion House. itusville. PA
sHAMbuR1 AND yICINFrY-GEORGE JR.
YIN. ONCE, shamonrg; residence, TitGsvile, Pa
ENrEkPMsE rLEAsANTyILLE. BEAN
FARM AND PlrNGi@; w. GEO. VAN
NLIEr. Ofhce and address. Cnase House. plen,
| anlville. Assistant, II. c. Huntington
TIDIOUT AND WEST HlCKORY--CUAS
CLARK Once and address, Exp ess Office Tjdi
oute. Pa. Assistant, y, e. Bearilsley
| PETROLEUM CENTRE AND VICINITY
LEVI MASON Oiiicc and address, Petroleum Cen
| tire, Pa Assistant, Charles Blackford.
rARR AND BLOOD FARMS and District Iy;n,
on OIL Creek and Cherry Run. from Story Farm to
McClintockville--JAn nEsSAUNDERS. adiress
| arr Farm, Pa Assistants. Luther b. Saunders,
Charles V. Cochran and Wilan Hoyt.
McCLlNrOCKVlLLE. OIL CITY AND r. M
"A: > NtST. Address, Gil City or Reno, Pa
| Assistant 4. Mead
| FhANhLfN, ALONG TUE ALLEGHENY rJy.
Err NLBFH Office sud oddress. Franklin. Pa
sChURG ASS, FOSTER FtnM y PAXKE,i'S
LaNnIN'-pICllARD W REDPI cid. Office
and addr - Scrnhgras4, a Assi,tant X. W Por.
talhod address hmlenton, Pa.
WEST VlRGlNIA-C ID. ANGEL. and n. II
CDAN Address. Parkershurg. West Virginia
tsSepyfs f'etr1leEles T0rpStlO Cc
nlFt-Sy
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-01-20

81 Law no addsl to my large st ,ck. /. sn
.uw lady to 'npply Scotch Whisky. Jsn1 i
G un and all other imported goods at
N T'"H prices.
~ no",2 {. Gwen .GlYrysy.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-01-20

Nicholson & Blackmon are selling Cook
ing Stoves with iros ware at twalve doAars.
Ctn and SEQ tl-tn, dsc2n-ti
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-01-20

A. Smith has Jnsr re'nrned from tn,
East with large stock of Shoes and the
latest styles of Opera Toe Lad les shoes
Oct5-tf
New-York tribune., 1871-10-06

The letter and afdavits were forwarded to the Dis
Attorney order that they might be laid before
the Grand Jury. The following are the af1davts
CARPETS WORTH ONLY N2.oo
DISTRICT Police COrRT.-State OF Nep- York, CITY
and County OF NeW- York, ss.-Edward Bull, being
gagged in the carpet business in this city for IS
employ OF Messrs A. I. stewart Co., In this city, as
purchaser and salesman OF carpets and earpengs and
and capetings ocloths &c. such as are used In public
buildings and private dwellings, and with the value Of
all the sctrs S4r Sna sa be hs
the carpets and carpetings contained in the various
on Chambers-st in this city and has examined and es
tmated the value thereof when new; that in making
such estimate aud valuation he has fixed the values at
an exceedingly liberal amount and that the value OF all
such carpets and carpetings oilElohs &c. upon such
$1,000 r1I o. EwD. BULL
Sworn to before me. this 5th day of October, 1871
cASiyrTowoRk WORTH LESS THAN $4,000.
city and Corny Of Hse Yort g. daniel Daniel IyrreI OF
ter and builder Of office cabinetwOrk at No Emst,
% Sns tn an Of S o
csbinetwork, such as is used and erected In public
% e @ ss an IN
County Court House in said CITY, and examined ana es
was new just furnished and st erected and that such
estimate OF value was az an extremely liberal and ex
to the smopns pse for WncS dspcSsnt would gladly
tract supply ali the ca6netwSEE in said New Court
network in said Court House. even upon such fun
and liberal estimate, and with such centage added,
amounts to the sum Of tl32,375, and no more.
DANIEL TYRREL-
Sworn before me this Ith day Of Octobery1s71
JOHN J. THoAAssoN. Notary Public CITY and County,
FURNITURE WORTH LESS THAN 100000
DISTRICT POLICE COURr-Stdte OF Nep- York, cry ana
County OF Ne,r- York ss-Edwsrd W. Baxter and John
E. Leeman Of the firm Of Edward ". Baxter CO.. doing
at Eos 9o2 and 2O4 Canalst 10 the City o. New
York severally being duly sworn dePose and ssy aud
each fer himself that be resides in the City OF New
York; that he is largely engaged In the furniture nas
engaged in said business and is thoroughya cquanted
with value Of all furniture drapery and upholstery
work such s used In public buildings or private
dwellings, and with the value Of all the varieties and
derenf descriptions Of such furniture and upholstery
Deponens further say and each for himself says that he
has examined the furniture and upholstery work con-
tained in the new County Courthouse on ChamDerss
in this city and has estimated It's value when new at an
exceedingly full and liberal estimate adding for greater
eeraiuty at least twenty-five per cent to what depo-
nent would gladly contract to supply all such furniture
and phOlstery-work and that the value OF all such
furniture and upholstery even upon such fuil and
liberal estimate and with such percentage added does
not exceed the Of ninety thousand i've hnd-
rnd doIlars EDw. W. BAXTER
A0 JOHN Z. LEEMAs.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this Atm day or
Octnber 1871 JOHN j. THoMAssoH,
Notary Public, n. 7. City and co.
New-York tribune., 1871-10-06
THE SUITS AGAINST TWEED & Co.
IMMEDIATE ACTION EXPECTED.


William C. Barrett, counsel for the Citizens,
states that by this evening there will be sufficient docu-
mentary evidence in proper legal shape to enable the
Citizens TO begin criminal and civil proceedings against
william H. Tweed. The great trouble has been to get
persons who we're concerned In the frauds to make the
necessary afndavits. They would impart information,
but would not sign papers.
believed that Schuyler and Keyser have used the
newspapers for whtewsshng purposes, and while oene-
tng by the frauds naturally liked t0preserve fair repu
tatons This seems to be coroborated by the statement
Of exJudge Barrett, that when he applied to schuyler
for information that person referred him to his chuy
lers lawyer When exJudge Barrett sought the lawyer
the latter positively refused to mpart any information
or assist the citizens In any way Keysers statement
was also Tar from being complete as the citizens had
q right to expect.
Many of the Endorsements by which money was drawn
from the Treasury clumsy forgeres As the Broad
vay Bank paid these warrants that bore forged
ments will be held responsible, and suits viii pe begun
against the bank as the necessary evidence mas
beer collected.
New-York tribune., 1871-10-06
WINK LINES AND LAND GRANT RAIL

TRUNK LINES AND LAND GRANT KALI
- ,, II. ..asDGSs Of careful and conservative "'''"
,.,,-..,,,,o, 70 them in making shelr nve'tpsna
- General Go,,rnneu, hH iOnS Hn'' ''"O " ''''''
~.,,,,,,. for long TN, ha. been SuyisS and cancel
.o, n, Secretary Of d. Trearury, in addition 70 the
..a, r.rslA.. Of Government obligations eAlol IN
M 0sso bonds uDd these circumstances investors have
,., lO.l elsewhere iOr profitable investment for A cir
~ and th. srr mortgage bonds of American railways the
, security The purchases Of bonds BY the Treasury have ad
~ The pee Of bonds point where they
,sr low rate 0i,resl The GreA In American rail-
can be found in The history Of nO.e roads Trunk Lines
h oOmbn. the b.oes, Of through and local The gross
10 Ofne leading railroads h, country form striking
rnton Of the above fact, appear following statement
sS.i earnings for ls7o
FsxYorf Central.. eH,0S9ls
Ehe."............................ B,lS,Nd
PlIyTInlA Central. T,S3l,W
Baltsrs and ohO.......................". sTl,N
Lais Shore. l3SIe4o
ohio and Mississippi. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. SiSS'lT
Tokdo and WIbGSh.. +e4io~
Hannibal and st. tJOseph.................." S,4o2A
Cnion ad6e.."................,......... I6ZSZ'7
c,,., p,,;s, ,;s,...,...,,,.... Ts2V7lo
Total for ten roads S1O5, ,522,443
n. ST. JOSEPH AND DENVER CITY ROAD is already con
d from st. Joseph to MArysvse far into Nebraska
nd being r.pdy completed Fort K.asy the Onion PIcde
lA n. ST. JOSEPH AND DENVER CITY ROAD will shorten the
,Od.s 10 the Seren routes shove The ten leading truni
m road mentioned in the preceding table comprise bst part Of the
o.d, .. win oOubu,. to passenger and freight tAac Of the
r. JOSEPH AND DENVER cTY ROAD which destined to be-
A.s.v ,hot line between the Atlantic and Pacific States and
M M Of sIo ~ ErO earnings Of the ten leading unf lines
hN. ,Av. ,,.,su.n. This Of Itself Esndsn security for the
r..r, 0, ne interest and principal Of N EIeHT PER cENT FIRST
MORTGAGE SINKING YUED LAND GRANT BONDS Of the CON-
p..y Western Division On ths marked
1, reA. additional security the Company h"a United States
s,s mn, Of .erss Of richest Agricultural lands in the West
n ,rOu eOusunousOnI pubBe AaU Si'n eecshOn 70 d
~ u. r.. vus Of land grants railroad companies and Win now
& n..son The fac, dat Ii. land grant Of The ST. JOSEPH AND
SxEvxR CITY RAILROAD COMPANY worth ever ole 900 900 "
q. p..s, vr., Of III. lands Of The Illinois Central Company The
A a,,O, sod for m tA. 81 per aud TIE proceeds Of the
-. an .vvSsd :. u, S,lns uad for TIE sznshnsut Of the
Ss..d debt d The Con any This originally for sSOcoo
lS1 largely reduced BY INVESTOR iDelOdinG many
v s nsn vi. Enow and appreciate bonds which combine lib
sL hsos. With great security.
' ssG present offered SO and accrued interest and
New-York tribune., 1871-10-06
THE WAR ON TAMMANY.
EVIDENCE OF THE MAYORS MALFEAsANcE.

EVIDENCE OF The MAYORS MALFEASANCE.
DUTY OF THE DIsTRICT-ATToRNEY -APFIDA-
WITS OF TRADEsMEN WHO APPRAISED rHB
FURNITURE IN THE NEW COURT-HOUsE.
E1-Judge George G. Barrett transmitted
letter yesterday DistrctAttorney Garvn, inclosng
the appended sdavts Of the tradesmen who apprased
the furniture OF the New County Courthouse The et-
ter informed the DistrictAttorncy that number OF
vouchers referred to Coplands adavt had been pre-
served and were now in the possession Of Andrew II
Green, Deputy Controller II also contained the fnfor-
nation that Judge Barrett had been informed that
these vouchers false their face hat they were
not sworn to; but notwithstanding this. they had tho
certificates Of authenticity signed by Mayor Han, at
tached to them. The communication concluded with
the request that DstrictAttorney Garvn would sub
pena witnesses the tradesmen whose adavits were
fnclosed, and also Deputy Green, who had
charge Of the vouchers.
Accompanying the letter was schedule OF numbers
ana dates Of the warrants and vouchers representing
amounts paid to John II. Keyscr Co.. and are 40
follows:
New-York tribune., 1871-10-06
REPORT ON THE ARMoRY FRAUDS.

REPORT ON THE ARMORY FRAUDS.
A FRIGHTFUL EXHIBIT OF THE RINGS PLUMBER
ING-THEIR CRIMINALITY PROVED BEYOND
DOUBT.
Mr.. Thomas W. Pearsall, head of the Sub
rommt,ee ON Armories of the Fifteen Citizens Of the
Joint Committee denies the statement
tarday pubshed the effect that he had completed the
report on the accounts Of the New-York Printing Com
nany for city printing and that the Committee intended
70 have Wm NJ Tweed the sole owner Of the stock
and ths one to whom tho inception and commission Of
the frauds may easily 10 traced arrested and brought
before police Justice the charges. he denies
thst any member Of the Committee has made state
msnts of this nature, and claims that the
special report on the payments TO the New
York Printing Company has scarcely been oegun'
inasmuoh - the investigation Of the accounts for city
printing has not advanced suhcentiy TO enable sns
member to form opinion TO the guilt OF Mr. Tweed
or any Of his psrnera This subComnittee, ike al tse
others Il closely occupied with experts and ace'uam~
IN fesreting out corruption sad wfpne II tse @y
counss. Tho Committees meet In secret ssssos, 20
meuubers are exceedingly rcticent In rsssfa 70 @S
,uts Of their labor but epsA ses~sss 'ss .s..'
COMMITTEES q promised in sssw dsye vssn -
portans reports wni Be psessnted ana nses S
I'm, nscfsI reparsoa srmsr,es he's eesa soep@,
- .,,, \. nrs.rv<ad 10 TIE Jeiss Conassstee - IA
s.,,,s.. ssc.. II coxers ne whale ssane ense is'
ana AZ in sushcr Mnseh e1pEsssse ~ :"
Sssrong Knsiish." =. ,...,..,..,
.w. .nn.ssd % h sAded ~she ssrvisss OF nccosscsi
.x,srs. esrpsaesrs, psusSerS sss Hsols N"
they have ,ppsaiisd Tie sssaaa Veass " 80 '1A0s
-. - We have taken tho accounts 70 pascss.
.~s vAss syszy ttsm Of furniture - uork ccsi The
- "a havs pas sde ~ side with the cestmsrn
A.. .,,,,assu.' sstanasea nay may have DavedsAe
s,ors q Aoss srnsrss With dismseds and taken tAsm
a. Rassth P.ns.
New-York tribune., 1871-10-06

The letter and afdlyts were forwarded to the Dis
ttorney order that they might be laid before
the Grand Jury. The following the afhdavits
New-York tribune., 1871-10-06

THE TRHAsURY RIFLED By ITS OFFICIAL dUkDlANs'
Tho public moneys were committed 70 the care and
under the control Of these ocers to an enormous
smount. Those moneys hsd disappeared, leaving the
city treasurehouse empty OF the no ac
nnt could be even except certain book entries. bear
nS mon their face presumptye evidence that through
Indirect means the Treasury had been raea q M ocisl
scsts the moves at least Of these public ssrysn.. Or
make the. guilt s oss Ns G alone s
voucher. on FTom Ps m of these existing documents
nne result or the other was inevitable Inc vouchers
demanded dsy nv vas . sOSqs of OF an intsp
rSard by The implicated oCers or their :elsctsa assn
Sss :s'ssE
he just ooncusOns from thee hs a1n.,s - , fe
1 sn.H ssnnot Be- permitted blind the
and prevent those Just ~ncn are 70
sss oST%Sa % SSl. ns h.ys bon
Sy the hesn sye uBspsns hand q adicis, scrutiny
sSSafS. csseap' SssSsa Sos.ns ' q P'DSs u Dss
intIus.sd With high place. In tas ,,,. confidence zee
q ths psn9s,ssS SH SsaH nam. ' tssosy ASa Sonsa
sst With their sa wSu1n .ctIn s osOoe q me an
says e Ssas sss9 could e hsd On nsr.
sydsnce any 1.ssnos Sy % ~ soans1y
paslr oScers should ever vuous bs.
uspscted when they Stand N AZ fsir msns esteem IN.
n ss.s ,s:S g .S:s.i an
q honors or frssh proofs Of confidence In the
nsenoe h. soutss wS.s
Sss:lS So s.ppas,s pa demanded y i%p:sa mon q iii
psrss these ooers are lst y Sne ali possessop o.
tasir Pss:sn, seSd suppor their M Whenever bad Of
sfoy, vhstsyer tribunal conducted. nnst DO regarded
. jsd,l fsres sO1,a fSr rS fstSfa .csIny ssiSsy
asaifs % ~ vnd,esss ~ sse charsetsrs Of The socused
now uoyvnAs wAs nkcSHD.
y.reus ssss Of sssns sgisistca have clothed tAsss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-04
THE STATE or TRADE.
nnNFsTIc NARYPrs


IHLWfLriA h'f'u 81 No o. li'i ll.-I. 'P' .f ~ =
d. Oe' ~ tlt Oi3t,t atel e' at "a ~ e ~ y 3.
~ IT. ROAR I'm rliFilie - -''Tg" LNI.t r. % ~ ~,
Spl2 ts.l Lftl1 fai-i'. @.n- y guy i'.',
ga Indiana AMI Obi, S1o - i5 Fauc}t q aSs o. wheat
hrncr ielggj Rel western ~ "a - HosI 20 f ~
Rye seal 90 81 iO ION e -l'.' a-' -,'' ,t 81 ~.
tainr yellow. '-e Bf.} Do rFr5,ed us.ali a-s 80
To- 81 ~ t t s9,r INF. n, 8 a8lr ior Refining
Pl5i, "",- 2" W. 49, p.-i-,+, ,oi Wis. rrc.srr.i
,,~,,1ar y,c - .f1 weak. Low Mauf. I3i0ilc. Flour
M IA 49,, trgr. bqe-s V bo.ro stock scarce. Other
c'i,r- Oh, ami Indiana Al .ao it5 Corn st.alv anil
c., o.. Am In rlq01, Me- PORK weak so TO- Bacon
. ,i It. u Is. i.s f... CI.rr E3 Pie Ham. lIi n
H.. T--l ...'g- 3. latri.t- n 81 ql.t ft &c.
asa, tf-r-l r.e.. SEQ Rel ~ 40. '-r1cr
o.. a. o.t e 6i.br Pe-ot.u-g Transactions Ioulsly
30 lie : R.i-eI tt.oaL.r: safes 20 2l..
mo Nsr 9-Ilor- Hrr AMI Oh .r demand Wfst advancing
ed I'm f--r delrl No / si Wahra o. do.. ~ o.
or, ourt ,sI shade Iet'er fi.l Mixed Jr: Low ref
slc 0,,s qivlrcrg ul ~ ~ 1.4.. so. Q, IT, Receipt
- ~ oats
-'. .,H 80, ~. ~ -.t-r~.I V.t,, Ami anil a.
- ir \ :, 3iii u e t "a ai4 O5t.-ro , M -c Com
,.'s ~. d.. J... 4, = .+ l-r E.rla. rry
No r..g n sie B.,s.Ir5T. ST. Mes Por. cl,c. 20 So
~" MI a. tl.I 3D., W.. sl.,.--. b. ID bl A.
Heo I,sC-ll',' D. 'i i,,.-t. U.s. ' ' "'' "'
Cvrt NH T. Cotton dali and lroo.irv: NlUng ia
az i - -. l. H. ...I. Family 4b 5I4
~, W. is1t .ri pr.liti-i. lel ~ tarl r. Corr in
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-04
sNI -pOX-

To the razor Of The Trib"Hc.
SIR: The prevalence Of smallpox at the
present time in this city has led me 10 consider
whether the method rcsorted 10 hy the Board Of Health
Of dealing with this gushing disease is the best that
under the circumstances, can be adopted; and have
come TO the conclusion that it il, not Let ms look at some
of the features of the plan. Seyc" men are detailed To
proceed 20 designated houses, and carry or even con-
trary 10 the wishes of friends persons rPored 70 De
afflicted with smallpox Til, is their special occupation
and day after day they drive in their amuanc"s along
oar crowded street = ana avenues VIM ue tio
result IL The public had tie means Of dtn-ul- hing these
f2 the orn4ry no. Pa al ~ ia m I I Ierl 90
tat IN might immediately recognize IL c"ractcr pre-
F0urtAavc.l Would the people for single day allow
such cstsbiish Inrnt, men, iihDalau'e h uoi't
3ted with smallpox cAuyia 20 continue TO spread coz
1f af fbc end Of the drive is the smallpox hospital.
southern end of BlaCkwtis Island, within stones
throw OF two large cities. and is constantly pouring ont
mn nhcrc heavy win concentrated cO1,agon Poe
waited the winds decide, 10 the p'nuuus shores on
NeYYor or Brooklyn TIE eastern section Of our city
ha, uec0mc The headquar;cT; u su2lpOX; and would
seriously inquire if this s NOT duc chiefly To the nearnesa
of the smallpox hospital ITSELF
think ii is quite probable that another danger also
attends ihe taking Of small NoN patient. Rom tIti
homes Tie idea seems TO be entertained quite gcu-
ily among physicians chat person. often die in the
!p.rifa not OF smallpox, but of various diseases super
udn,rd y the exposuc inse parable from the mode ~
'rr0y,l In INV humble opinion The Board will accom-
pli,l most toward the desired end by insisting more
rxr. city on vaccination. Certainly, whenever even
l,;..tuI case Of smallpox appears every member OF
the house should De Immediately yaccim,teL }y dong
o results like the following MAY be avoided Recently,
@ man was reported to the Board by his attending
PIN, -lciau as having smallpox Aelclits'hIdiNto i
Inc Board pronounced the disease chicken-I"X ana
neglected 10 10 the vaccination Of others l'luS
udar the same roof In week or so fOur more oi the
family were taken down with smallpox beyond
quo sion aud the Board decided TO send them 70 Black
Wells Island.
We ought To have smallpox hospital FOR those who
are too poor 70 themselves the proper atteu
ron bt no one in comfortable Crcun tauce, should Doe
carried OF against bis Will Let the Board sec 90 Tie
disnlectug OF houses whore smallpox cases occur,
vaccination.
But we are told that case " smallpox lc I'm house
where there are several families would empty 10 OF
is Inhabitants Doubtless ti.s would hc the result n
many cases, but % would teach landlords ie wisdom Oi
rrpurig that all their tenants should Doe NdcCuated. Tn
mi. way prOpertyOwueIs may Doe forced 90 aid the
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