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Wilmington journal., 1871-04-21
NATURALIZATION NOTIIR.

u He ATTENTION OF NATURAL-BORN sub
jeots of Her Britannia Majesty is called to the
4th and 9th clauses OF the Naturalization Aots
1870" viz:
4. Any person who by of his having
been born within the dominions OF Her Majesty
is a naturai-born subject, but who also at the
time of his birth became under the law of any
foreign State subjec of such State and is still
any disability, make declaration of aiienage in
manner aforesaid, and from and after the ak
ing OF such declaration of alienage, such per-
son shall cease to be British subject. Any
person who is born out of Her Majesty's domin-
ions of a father being British subject may, if
of full age, ana not under any disability, make
a declaration OF alienage in manner aforesaid,
and from and after the making Of such declara-
ton, sbA all cease to be British subject
Wilmington journal., 1871-04-21
r'sIE VICrons AZ HONE.
Speeches by The Emperor William, and
AIS Son, the Crown Psince

Dl;i3g the recent fetcs III Berlin Du-
Emperor and his family. In reply TO the
address of the Burgomaster of b 4rlin, tt c
Emperor William spoke as follows
You may imagine, gentlemen, with what
feelings am standing before you to-day,
on the SPOT where l took leave of you
about eight months ago. Only audacious
self suf1iciency could have presumed to
fJretell the events that have occurred in the
iotcrval. It was by the will Of Providence
thae g It things should be accomplished
by Us. Let us acknowledge that we have
been L. truments in the hands of the AL
mighty. The army has behaved SO gal
iaut!y that 1t can afford to dispense with
praise. But [ am moved to thank you,
gentlemen, for all the people have done
for the army. Our warriors were support
ed by the consciousness chat the country
Was taking care of their families, and that
those disabled IN war might CONT upon
the active >. mpathy Of their compatriots.
As gard the new institutions Of Ger
mHnY and NY personal position III the en-
pife, took the field seeking no advsr srtage
for III! se.f, and hardly expecting that e
should attain SO much as we have In the
short span of life still left to me, I will en-
deHyOr to develop the seed sown. My sue
cessors will see tne young tree grow and
blossom. The German heart has long
yearned for this consummation. The
dawn has come st length. Let US strive
that the day may be long and fair.
After the speech the King bowed, which
the deputations returned, with the usual
cheers. They then waited upon the Crown
Prince, when the Burgomaster of Berlin,
acting as spokesman, addressed his
Highness.
Wilmington journal., 1871-04-21
The Lenten Marriage.

The fact that the marriage of the Lord
of L0rne and the Princess Louise took
place during Lent has created quite fut-
ter in High Church circles in England.
Punch, of course, ridicules these scruples.
Here are two of his latest notes on the
subject
CLERICAL ERROR.
"HiSh" Parsons would have couples tarEy
When they propose to wed in Lent
But why ;? The sooner people marry,
1he sooner, mostly. they repent. z.
MATRIMONY MADE sEAsOSABLE.
Would those of their Reverences who
think it wrong to marry in Lent be recon
ciIed to a LenteD marriage by an arrange
ment that at the wedding breakfast the
fare should be limited to red herring
Wilmington journal., 1871-04-21

DEAR JOURNAL Since last wrote you
Wilmington journal., 1871-04-21
AN ACT TO PROVIDE CHEAP oHATITI.
MORTGAGE,


Sec. l. Tie General ASSeDlJiy Of North
Carolina do enact, That any pc son in
debted to another in sum to be secured,
not exceeding at the time of executing the
deed herein provided for the sum of three
hundred dollars, may execute a deed of
trust. in form substantially that which fol-
lows
7, ,---, of the county of --, in the
State Of North Carolina, am indebted 10
--, Of --- county, in said State, III
the sum of -- dollars, for which he
holds my note to be due the --- day OF
---, A. d. IS, and to secure the pay
ment of the same, [ do hereby convey to
him these articles of personal property,
But on this special trust, that if fail to
pay said debt and interest on or before
the - day of -, y. d. IS, then
he may sell said property, or go much
thereof as may be necessary, by public
auction for cash, first giving twenty days
notice at three public places, and apply
the proceeds Of such sale to the discharge
Of said debt and interest on the came, and
pay any surplus to me.
Given under my hand ard sea! this --
day Of --, \. ID. IS.
Wilmington journal., 1871-04-21
2ooToNS

- PHATE now landing from Schooner Mary
Riley, which we offer for sale at reduced prices
for cash or on crop tine.
Wilmington journal., 1871-04-21
BY POPINACK.

LETTER FROM MISSISSIPPI
Wilmington journal., 1871-04-21

april 7
Wilmington journal., 1871-04-21

But on this special trust, that if | fail to
pay said debt and interest on or before
L. n 4
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RILIoUsNEss AVID IrDrGE;s,,rI,lIIo,IN,T; N,T;- y.

3heae two complaints are more general at this
season OF the ycar than at almost any other.
They are olosely akin; for biliousness always
involves an impaired digestion, aud indiges,
tlon 10 necessarily an.aecompAniment OF dis.
ordered Or torpid liver. Happy the man or
woman who oan boast Ct a stomach that has
never felt the horrors OF dyspepsia, and to
whom that great secretive agent. the liver.
haa never given pain or trouble. Not one in
q thoneand can lay claim to entire immunity
from irregular1ty in these organs. How, then.
shall they bo rogulated2 Not by powerful
cathartics, alternated with ordinary stimu-
Ho5TETTEk'S STOMACH BITTERS. whieh
Alternative principle. Wherever there ia
church, school. house, and o. genoraI .tore.
thls famous medicine may be procured. No
Viliig merchant finds it prudent to be with
out II, Tor it is inquired FOR every day by every
claes. The workingman buys it because IL in
creases his capacity for toll and is followed by
no reaction. The effect Of the salubrions
roots, herbs, ETC., Of which it is composed.
dlffu5ed through his system by the pure stimu.
liant which forms the basis or the Bitters. ia
most healthful md dinvigorating. The scholar.
tne merchant, and, in fact, all men whoso
nalnds or bodies, or both, are in constant es-
erclso, VII! derive benefit from its use. To
persons OF sedentary habits it supplies. ia
some measure. that activity in tho Circulation
which Is obtained by ply sical exertion, and is
tho best known remedy for constipation Ask
Tor Hostcttcr's Stomach Bittcrs, and do not
ne coaxed into purchasing any OF the imita-
tions and frauds sometimes offered in its
stead. Ano ga
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a DIFFERENCE "A teacher one day.
Tor want of a better thing for the GLASS
to parse, took mp temperance paper.
intending to have them parseA temper.
Pnce story; but as the story was long
one, be told them to stop at the .'groe
shopi" and not parse it. He, of course
had reference to portion of the story.
Imagine his surprise next morning. 10
receivb o note Of dismissal from the
school committee for his intemperate
ideas OF advising his pupils .tto stop at q
grog shop and not pass it. -. An expla.
nation ensued. in which it was found
that parsing and passing arc not the
same. n
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Thornwell'a, Collected Writings.

THEOLOGICAL and Ethical, 2 volumes.
emhellished with Dr.. Thornwel's por.
Memories Of Patmos. BY MacDuff. 50.
The Conservative Reformation and itn The.
'ology. BY Rev: Charles p. Krowth, D. d. IS
The Unscen World. BY Rev. DR.. Stork. 81.
,, NEW NOVELS. m
= Pink and White Tyranny. BY Mrs. Harriet
Beeoher Stowe. $3.50.
Her Lord and Mastor. By Florence Mary.
att 80 cents.
!, Won. not Wooed. By the author II Bred in
tho Bone, DO 80 cents
Terrible Temptation. BY Charles Reado.
95 cents. .f1.- ~-'4'e'
Uniform edition Of Grace Aeuilor'e Works,
such as Mothers Recompcnac, Vale OF Crdars'
&C., at 81 per volume.
The above books sent to any address. post
paid, on receipt OF price
DUFFIE II CHAPMAN.
august booksellers.
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ARTIFICIAL TEETH.

REYNOLDS IMPROVEMENT
THOSE who have lost several Natural
u Teeth, and have been advised to part
with emHining sound ones, as th first Step
requested, before submitting to a practice.
cruel in itself and often unnecessarily per.
formed, to convince themselves OF its fallacy.
1y looking closely into matter Of 80 much
Importance. a ts,,. ~ ~ ,-',i
The above improvement was designed to 70.
sist 80 deplorable practice. aud after tho
rough test Of more than three years. ID found
tenn OF Artificial Dentistry has heretofore done.
1t !s now possible to obtain partial cases.
which will cave for years Natural Teeth, and
DO at tho Same time reliable IN every reapect.
feel interested to call at our Operating
hooms. and c1amine duplicate specimens Of
caaes now in actual use
Nov Ct REYNOLDS 4 REYNOLDS.
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Tm HEfoPGExTT0N 81 fRSI1TD:-TEe
ceusnRpfS4relanfa, ,Haken byaccdIa miseioX

TMDEfoiPsdG5IE1xTit6S5Tsi oF F1SSsrc;::TE6 1SSISSsD:-TE6
censnRptArelann 1akep byEcdiA minioH
acting under and by the authority of the
Government Of lthe Kingdom 81 6feat
Britain and ireland tAnds its. wa}to the
public through an official sepdrk ., The
statistics OF this report, as We find them
in the Sligo Champion, OF the, 24th OF
June, presents sonie startiing figures,
and point out an7aotual depopnlatioh 30
great in go short ~ time thas it would
seem incredible, were nQh. the report
official, and the stntistics of the report
gathered under Government direction
by the discipline Of the Royal O6hstabnla-
~ force and Dublin Metropolitan Police
The total population,of Ireland, .on the
I'd Of April, 1871, as shown, numbered,
5,402.769; Of tiis, 1854, 1913 were males,
and 2,768, ,636 we're females, o. proper
ton between the two sexes which we
hardly expected, but proportion which
shows thst whatever Discrimination, ,as
compared with the past, the population
may have Suffered. theFortune Kus been
shared equally. AS compared with the
ceneus;of 1861, the figures show de-
crease of 396, ,208; compared with TINT Of
1851, d decrease OF l,l71,5l0. and as
compared with that OF 184l-a period OF
only thirty years-a decreaae Of. 2, 1893, -
83S; ORR decrease amounting to more
than half the present populotions It
will be observed, however, that the ratio
OF decrease, in population for the periods
We have given is'not progtessive.' It iis;
smaller in the last decade than in the
previous one. But there is another. fact
which should not be left out of view,
and that7is the annual natural increase.
Iho commissioners assume the annual
increase Of births over deaths to be
within fraction of one per cent, or
exactly 80. But this natural increase is
lost-does not appear in the census-so
that the actual decrease is not 59e. .2OS,,
as stated; but.thia number, and all the
increase OF births over deaths are about
l,11O, 724.. Let us see how Ireland ap.
peafs, as shown in. the provincial sum
mAry:AlsT1 spis35c. - 'fli. mn
The popnlation,of Ieiuster vas: .1s41. !.
1882. 1853; ,1851,i1 682. $40; ,l86l. 1,457,-
635. and 1871, 1885, ,966-a decrease
since l841 Of 646. .203; since 1861 Of 121,-
660,sI IS ta tq.no:IA f',.''Ian ilT 9TIIT'
The population uf Munstar:c 1871,
:. 494 460s 1851, Il 1866, 000; Z; 1861, !, ,513,.
568; 1871, 1890, O2-deorease since
1841, 1,014. .058; 1861, 128. 1866.
The pnpulasion Of UlBtdr: 184i;. Q, $780,
268; 1864. 0,O1sl87e; 1851, 1.9l4,2s6;'
lS71p1. $50 1885,. the DECREASE since 1871,
Bog. 965; 1861. $685. ,..Ysa,...,
Tie population OF Connaught: 1871.
1.420.705; 1861, 1,e12,470; 1851, 913,.
1876; 1871, 845, $685. the deorease since
lS4l, 674, 7l8; 1851. 7,142. ~ h
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The DEMOCRATIC PARTY.-To correct
the wrong impression OF 8 few Repubfi.
can papers to: the demise OF the Demo
cratic party; rwe. place before ,.them the
following opinions from the Republican
party: "''s. . m
stronger-thah it ever was in its History!
1t meapslnow' to win, and Z do not say
that it cannot win.., .t
go Horace Greeley, at Vicksb,r,o. . :
may make light OF the Dem ocracy.
bus to-day in the State OF New York:
theye ia 9 clear Democratic, maiority 0f
90.g00. we never did haze the Irish.
and now we are losing alt the Germans.
u II II Neao lY5t1 Times, Radical.
Grant, with hisi Ku' Klux bill; thinks
he can kiilthe Democracy. It win take
more men. by !. 600. 900. than. he had at
Appomattox.--Ne,o Pork San, Radical,
A great deal has been said about The
dead Democracy. Thbse Who think il is
dead. surely neyerread the st6ryyof Jthe
resurrection: There, will be signs in, the
H9avens and on the earth, in, 1872. when
this Democratic pafty gets ita spldiors il
the Reli. q 1.i'n7'S ~ -
[Soringaeld (1fass. J Rep., Radical
BE ls fool or a.truitor who expects to
VIII On easy victory over the Democratic
party in 1872. Grant can never do il
with the bayonet. ~
,,tNea0' Fork Erening Posi-, Radical
.ihey may Say What they please, but
those who are the most confident do not
know these Democrats. They are the
most dangerous when they seem tile
most most wEipped. Do.not put any faith in
them and do not trust them. In retreat
they are treacherous and often fatal.
Louisville Commercial, Radical
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An inbuman father in Griffin. Ga.
named Pink Dupree, has been arrested
iof cruelty using his children. Their
thumbs. nose and tongues we're put in
spht sticks until the nails came of aud
pieces were out ont; they were cut and
bruised also In q hideous manner.
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MEDICAL.
THE BRIDAL CHAMBER

FssAYs FOR YOUNG MEN. on great 80
~ ciA evils, epd abuses, which interfere
the erring'a and unfortunate, diseased and do.
bihtated. Sent In aealed letter envelopes,
Tree Of charge. Address HOWARD SANTA
ny AID ASSOCIATION, No. q South Ninth
street, Philadelplia. Pa NAV 21 amn
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Most Usefni Invention Of tho Age:
THE FAN AND FLY DRIVER!
INVENTED By F.. M. DyJNT

PATENTED MARCH 81, 1871.
THIS Machine, which is now offered for
a sale,s Passes any OF its age. It IL use
ful, cheap and durable. Any boy or girl can
operate with it. For tho table, it has not an
equal. For tho sick room, it stands unrival-
Oh: For the nursing mother, it's intrinsic
val9e is inestimable; as it fans to rest the
little darIngs. and keeps them freed from
trouble. No family should DO without one.
As lsbor-aaving Machine. it saves the hire
or one servant. AS an investment, thero IL
nothing ever offered to the public in which an
actiye. energetic man can make more money
worth will be sold. Any man with ordinary
energy can make from $15 to 800 per woek,
clear of all expenses. Can be eeen at +.
Sulzbacher's Jewelry Store.
JOHN WOOLLEY,
Agent for Richland County,
July 28 P.O. Addreas Columbia
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New Books, bv Express.
DHYsICAL CAUSE or THE DEATH oF
]! y CHRIST. &C.. by Btrpnd, and Iettsr by
Sir James Simpson, nj. d. -
Hugh MilIer,s Life and Lettcrps tp' .,yn r1'ooi soi
umes, by Peter Bayne. with portrait. a
Christianity and Positiveism, by McCoei,
Peopie,a Practical Poultry Book oomplete.
Mrs. Wistar. ~
CCallirhoc. nomance..by Sand. s2
0limates Tor lnTalids, by l.. Bill 81 25.
By BODY % and Mind. by Mandsley. London. 81.
Little Men, by author Of Little Women. 'n'
Pike County Ballads. by John hay. $3.50.
Mrs Becton's Rook Of Household Manage
ment Most complete work. Illustrated.
Also, some new Novels by good authors.
just opened, at BRYAN & MoOARTER'H
June 10 BOokstoye
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CLOTHING HOUSE
ca Ids s WILEY,
COL MIRA. s.. c..

WJE have marked down Ill of our large
w stock of KEADY-MADE CLOTHING to
roach OF alithat wish good fitting garment.
made IN the latest style and by the hest MIX.
e.s & IN h New York. We are the only house that
sei AZ Linen Drawers at t1.50. We are the
calcutta Suits. warranted genuine An in
spection OF our large stock will settle the
mind OF any one that money is made by buy
Trunks. only few left. at $40 Juno 2S
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Citizens Savings Bank of 8. G.
A IL SAVINGS DEPOsITR made IN mi.
A, Bank on or before The 9Th day OF each
calendar month win bear interest for that
j. @. B. SMITH.
august Assistant Cashier.
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Mm MANHOOD: .'l
Y How Lost! How Restored!
go Just published, in a sealed, enre.

gV Just published, in a sealed enre.
tope. Price, si1 cents.
A LECTURE on the Natural Treatment
"a and Radical Cure Of Spermatorrhea or
Seminal Weakness, Involuntary Emissions,
Sexual Debility, and Impediments to Marri.
age generally: Nervousness, Consumption,
paoity. resulting from self-Abneo, 4 O., by Ro-
B1hF J. CuLyEnwKLI, NJ. D., author Of the
"a Boon TO Thous sn nds OF sufr.rers.n
Sent under seal, In plain envelope, to any
address, postpaid, on receipt OF six cents. or
two postage stamps, by OHAs. J. @. KLINE
1s5 sowery. New York-P.. Q. BOX, 1850.
1nne IL 3mO
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,a7 THE COTTAGE HOUSE,
washington street, nert door to Masonic Han.
O. II. OUHGE, RrnneI.ans IL. ,

TfHE PROPRIETOR OF tho COTTAGE HOUSE =
tho naatest and most retire g saloon In tho
city ec,i,tyE,haying had a largo experiences mt the
his guests tho II. ,st choice brands of VINES
LiSUOR5 and SEGARS. and will be pleased
to have hia old friends call and aey him. ! 4
o'clock. n II nIII111F -
July 27 - A'' A''
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Notice.

Notice.
nW!NG to the accidental bursting OF tho
~ boiler OF the Ice Maohine. no HOE will
pc sold until further orders. All those hav-
ing tickets will present them and tho money
VIII be refunded. JOHN G. SEEGERS.
July % ''
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GPEcIAL ATTENTION given to the oI-
~ lection Of Commercial Paper, Interest
on State and Railroad Bonds and Stocks. and
Conversion Of State Securities. by
NOV ~ emo L GAMBRILL. Broker.
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bac-o at PoLLooK's.
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call early, TO be'convinced OF the above fscts
at GOODMAN'S CLOTHING BAZAAR. m
June ~ Main etreet
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New Books bv Fxnreso

I This REDUCTION will apply alao to our OUsJ
oh1 bEta MGN Mov .
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% STING BEHIND"

Tho work OF euro IL nov beginning. The
yitiated and mucous deposits In the bowels
And And IN the alimentany canal ejected The
liver, liver IKE clock, l.; wound up. It arouses
sively, and the patient begins to feel that he
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-07-08

Ten GIllsef 1000 each ..,'.a, .,,''.,' iO,06O
Fifteen Gifts of 800 each ...,......... 1880
Eighteen GINS OG $500 each ............. l4,4OO
Twenty Glfts Of 800 each ~ ........ iA,OOO
twenty-five GINS OF 5000 eaCh...,.... 1900
Thirty Hilts Of $500 each 1900
Forty Gins OF $40O each. Ch......,,,..... iB.OOO
FOrty.nvo 0lils OF 5000 each ......... 1880
Futy GINS OF 500 each ..,..,. ..,,..,u 10000
H6 GIFTS OF $lOO each .,,.,.....n,n,.. 1850
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no epidemic prevails The statistics show
that the city Is more healthy than London
in proportion to the population, and the
death rates are not rs great as at the same
time last year,
THE SOUTH AMERICAN CATTLE DISEASE,
In order to prevent the introduction
into the United States Of the cattle dis
ease known as the hoof and mouth dis
ease, now prevailing in Chill and the Ar.
genuine Republic, orders have been issued
that no cattle or hides be allowed to enter
United States ports from those countries
unless accompanied by invoices having
the COnsuls certificate that he Is satisfied
that the importation is free from disease.
Theodore Adams, of Philadelphia, has
been appointed superintendent of the
work upon the new State Department
building. The excavations are progress
ing, and will he completed early in Au.
gust.
EX-C0ngresSman Bowen received u tele.
gram last evening, from friend at Long
Branch, stating that the pardon in his
case would be forwarded by to.days mail,
An unauthentiCated report prevails that
New York officers are here awaiting Bow
ems release, when, il is said, he will be
again arrested upon q reQuisition from
Governor Hoffman to answer the charge
Of mutilating the Court records Of that
State
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AVFLIcTIoNs rarely come Siugly. To
lhe 'ortnres of failing TO ruin his country
JEFF DAVIS has had added some pointed
personal grleIs that must lacerate his sen.
sitive feelings with exquisite pain. His
old plantation near Nicksburg was first
made into negro camp, and is now own.
ed by 'one ot his former slaves. sold
massa' dined there lately, and Tor the
blows Of the whip was repaid with the
sharper sting ol kindness. And now
comes fresh misfortune. lis executive
mansion al Richmond has been turned
into schoolhOuse Truly sorrows ac-
cumulae abOul him A Democratic com
mittGe has put muz2le over his mouth
and pen so tina, he is powerless for utter
ancc, Just rs This last atroCiIy was con.
snmmated The spectacle Of n new gen.
Grafton who can read and write is likely
to harrass all his remaining days. Poor
man Ills life, il moi short, has been EVIL,
and the bitter reflections Of treason rc-
morselessly follow, while peace and Ils
victories everywhere conlound him.
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NEW YORK CITY.

NEW YORK, July I,
There was II fire this morning in the
engine room Of Matthew Byrnc, builder.
Loss 6j,000 insured. The damage to
adjoining buildings makes the total loss
$4,000,
Mrs. Justin Carter appeared at the
police headquarters and stated that her
husband and son were missing, and she
feared Carter, who is n hard drinker, had
drowned himself Nnd son.
The horse plague has intCrlercd seri.
ously with car travel to-day ON East
Broadway, and Third, Sixth and Eighth
Avenues. The cars TO not pretend 10
run regular trips, and the Fifth Avenue
stages are making theirs at considerable
intervals. The disease is still increasing.
The cholera inIantum is prevailing to u
great extent in Brooklyn.
The hot weather has developed new
form Of cholera, resembling dysentGry and
yellow fever in It's symptoms. SO far
three cases only have occurred. The
symptoms in all were the same-purging,
high fever, bloody discharges, indicative
of virulcnt dysentery and the black vomit
which accompanies yellow fever