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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-10-20

rSISHIELL s. HODGE,
VIRGINIA SASH, DOOR M Az pLlNO
FACTORY AND PLANNING MILL
CORNER FAIRFAX AND W shH GtSairia
.,.hos Doors Blinds, Frames Mould'nge'
o''' Brackets. Newels Balusters, and
Nantlepieces,
constantly on hand at the Factory Caa sasLtf tf0
ey.miuc stock and prices. apo
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-10-20

TEA DEALER,
g = con, KING AND ST. ASAPH S1S.,
oetf Alexandria, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-10-20

DEPELLANTS. ,, p,.o,, Groom and
II Waterproots in Blue BACK, ,n "rgop nf NV sVs
Grey at all pr,ces; oesas1u' ssn ,St received at
b!ue s1 ns''SN WV ID. F. WILMER cos.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-10-20

w IATERpRooP CLoTHS-A"0'n0r sup
w ply just recclVea;n y w1TNER co.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-31
HOLIDAY JESvEI KH AT ho-
STOCKS.
The Best Pl,ce in Carson Tor h"''
gains.

In addition to his almost limitless
stock of clothing and furnishing goods
Joe Rosenstock has supplied his est;sb-
lishment with an assortment OF the most
elegant descriptions of gold and silver
iew,lry-oot only such articles AS gentle
men use; but ladies bracelets, chains,
pins. rings, earrings, etc, etc. whiis
bis stock of vest chains, shirt-studs ana
sleeve buttons is equal to amy IN the
State. He has also supply OF me
watches from the best makers. Parties
looking for presents had better not miss
taking n look at this display of rich and
handsome thinss-Hhich will be sold at
the very lowest rates ever fixed upon
s3eh goods 10 this market.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-31

Man I.0sr N THE SNow.-on the 10th
o. December Mr.. Lyford, Of Hoca,
started in search of a COW that had crossed
over the Truc!ee river and strayed away.
MIR. l.. was absent nearly three days,
when Dan Me Phecters and Il. w. Parks,
becoming alarmed for his safety, started
GU. in search of him. They used Snow
shoes, and after Il fat!suing effort, found
him in the woods some five miles south
of Boca. Lyford, is appears, had found
the COW the first day ont, but tie snow
fell so thick and fast he could not drive
her home. In wandering around the
woods he completely lost his reckoning.
He followed the COW for two days, circl-
ing about within radius Of half a mile.
The snow was some three feet deep, and
during the STERN he could not STE ten
feet ahead, even in broad daylight. Mr..
Parks informs us that Lyford, in travel
ing about, must have crossed and recross-
ed his own trail as many astwenty times.
He was, when found. sadly demoralized
and exhausted, and could not have sur
viyed another night. He was assisted to
Boca, and has fully recovered from his
hardships. Lyford had pretty much
given up all hope of ever getting out alive
when discovered by the rescuins partp
The COW was also saved. Mr.. Lyford
had most perilous adventure and mar
row escaps from both cold and starva-
tion.-Truckee Republican. Dec. z7th.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-31

ONE WORD for our modest friend Fred
Brooks. He is an amazing quiet body,
is Fred; bat be has q keen and correct
eve to the toy market. Look at those
dolls of his and inspect him and
his endless cabinet of knick knicks and
notions. And then Fred's nriccs:-they
are astonishinSly low-doHn on the auc-
tion level. He is on hand fer the Ne"
Year business and has just tho stock for
the times. lie and his goods will bear
locking at.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-31
.y,s. Anna = Brooks

New Millinery Store, two doors South OF the
p,urod Adams House. An entirely new assert
ruent Of Iadi and NJ sses Hats and Bohntts'
trimmed III her own iulultahie style ALSO On
saIa fhe tncs, Feathers, Ribbons ana every
liscriut:un of Millinery Goods. Hats trimmed
ia orttrr R,mt n4ber her Now addres ot'
sTrr1yy7,sy.-Nrs. Anderson ( Moody, Fash.
irrui,l,. 4 iIlipt rs 60 nrr OF Second and Cars"
streets. opposisethe orusby EoWSc, Cars"h CITY
ord r. solicited. tE'-'i
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-31

PEEsYNT-MAKEEs should not forget
that there is an endless variety OF beau
tiful pieces Of jewelry, and every con-
ceivable form of gold and silver-ware.
ard the finest Of watches, and every
imaginable thing which bears relation
ship to those things, at Charles W.
Friends place of business. New Year s
Gifts are in order and one can't so amlss
at Friends. Its like buying Comstock
stock. Everything is "a buy Try
him and see.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-31
HARRY SER1cvEs is so far conValescent

HARRY SHELVES is so far convalescent,
we are Glad to know, as to be able TO
come to Carson He and his family AZ
rived here yesterday from Virginia City
and are at the ST. Charles enjoying the
attentions and warm paternal welcome
of the kind host and hostess there. The
great multitude Of Harry's friends VIII
be glad to know Of his improvement.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-31

Tgs most commodious and abundant
walk provided for the general public is
that which has just been built by the
railroad people from the Caroline street
track over to the depot. 1t is broad of
gauge, of easy and successful gradients,
Is well ballasted, and is all that respect
able and we'll conducted walk need to be.
1t is we'll that it should be there; for the
go,ls know it was needed badly enough.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-31
A GARD To TIE P-ellC'

The report having been pretty largely circh'
lated in tLis community that the firm Of oster'
Fr,crn2r ( Co, Of this city, We're comet rned in
the iso-cr'lea) ..Cornsr Oh Hay" We publish
this card to inform those that have been led 10
b. lievc the pert that there is lot word oil
truth in it, The finn Of Foster. Freeman Co.
have no. and rev. r had anything, either directly
or iud!r, city. to do with TIL hay We had bought
ar ,sc huvjuc Of il. N. c. GARDNER,
Il. i. COREY,
". T. DAVIS,
Carson, Dee. 80, 1873. deoo-loi
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-31

THEATU!caLs CoNING.--ts viii he seen
by looking at an advertisement il to-
DAYS APPEAL, the T,npletous, sup
ported by a competent stock company
are to reappear at the Carson Iheates
next week, commencing on Monday
night. There will be all entire new Sc
lection and cast of plays and. as before
no extra charge for reserved seats.
They will receive hearty welcome from
our play GOeIs.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-31
Tae Curry Engine Companys Ban
Tonight.

The energetic young gentlemen who
protected The grand ball which is to take
place this evening under the auspices Of
the Curry Engine Company intend to
dance the cid year cut and the new year
in: and it is a matter Of course as fixed
and certain rs the rising Of the moon OF
the position OF the polar star, that there
will be perfect whirlwiud OF fun and
an Unreasonable scope and volume OF
mirth and reveirv. THUS the departing
wear will make its final exit to the tune
of hearty and hopeful good bye; and
the new one be welcomed with the music
of the fullness Of Giadness and Jocund
mirth-al for - The pressure OF fun
to the cubic yard will strain the floor Of
Moore & parEer'5 hall and fill the vol
une Of its dimensions to that point Of
bursting never known before Inc ola
wear has been friend OF ours, and We
would remark b: way II advice, that 1t
be careful about trailing its departing
skirts upon the floor tEere, OF its last
moments may be sajijcn"d by having
the same s.epred en- and torn-tor there
will be need Of all the room the nan /.
CAPABLE ot-especially when tbs lads ana
lasses are doing tie round dances. \.
+. We are requested to say that the
dancing will begin at half past eight
sharp. So Be on hand, Yea AZ. Your
partners, prompt and early.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-31

Tox's shelves and show cases still con-
tinue to exhibit the choicest things Of
the jewellers aud waichmakcr's and
silvcrsmith's art, wliie his windows and
his walls beuiu with the bright and
tempting and cheerful! tints Of thcFHni-
er's ami epcraylr'5 art. Some glit bonbs
there are magnificent; and rs to Ne"
Years toys, thty ale grand, boundIess
and peculiar. Joan u. Is always at home
70 callers.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-31
MINING sTOCk REPORT.
Forenoon board .

42J orLir cG5. 27o. 800 b33. 2o5
$3.50 could Il Curry 50, ~. As J. b'3. >
s95 Best Il Belchcr -. A.. A b}n, ~ =
6SJ Savage 100, It's b3e, l55 BIO. lai
1855 Chollar -. II, ~, so
.665 Hale X Ncrcross 70. IS, IS. Is BIO
$3.50 Crown Point i2o, l25. I35 3. l3t .
1865 Yellow Jacket ll5, li6. l23. l2l;s
$3.50 Imperial 9. 9A 81. b3n. az
s4sj Empire Sill ~ IL. 7ss.7N
$40 Con q II quartz !. Az. AZ, ~
40 K.ntuck 81. 3s, ~ b5, IL
80 Alpha 20, %. 100, ~
1860 BelchC lie, los, III, Ill b.
2-uO Confidence Is, le14. 1917 bo. ]? bio
- Con Virginia ~. 90. 9lh BIO. =!
l050 Sj.:ra Htysds 81, 81. >os, IS bjJ
$50 paney o..
90 "a ..5oa,. . 81. 81, y
10 Scg b lch,r tsj. $50. 1876, la'
ii2J Oyerman los, l29. lai. iio
$40 Justice Is, Il :, Il. Is.
1880 Surcor AZ. A.. AZ. )
l239 Lady Bryan ), s = 4, 81, SIS
200 Buc hcyc %. 24.f'i
1870 Julia t. ca Cis, =.
so C.letiunis IA, T., -, Al
40 knickerbocker II. 81. g. t,l.
500 Arizona 4 Utail 3 :, ga
,iu f.rsJ, L o. D.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-31

HrLpFoa PusT4GE.-A letter addressed
to Mrs. Julia Wade, Woodfofi, Cal, is
held for postage 1t the Carson z. ..
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-31

STREET QUOTATIONS.. - Consolidated
Virginia was selling at 1884 and Crown
Point ut $3.50 on the street last evening.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-31
CHris:nIas Novelties, Toys, .se''eiFf,

A., r Fr"d Rrooks's noted store tor Imported
SCARS. tobacco, books. stationery nnscai m
s;Fllrutrts cheap jcwslry, toys, 'tc:; at lEea'tr
Sion carson CITY. sg, ncy for all the Calitor-
sia papers, Gold Hi >,ws, ric,orials and Ma
EaxIJtS.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-31

TEE Carson RIVER was behaving Fe1y
calmly and onsorv"tiTcly last evening
notwithstanding the unusual spread OF
damrness. Frank McCGi,or9h told Us
that when he left the Merrimao at e
O'Clock there was no unusual rise. Mr.
J.B. Bradley who was at Empire in the
afternoon informed US thatthe rise there
was only about foot; bat that further
up the river. in Carson Valley and III
thar direction it was rer0rt'd pretty
high and still rising. 1t seems as # the
great body of snow which has ham so
long on mountain and plain, and which,
it was threatened at one time was to be
suddenly melted and swept into the
river. is like to do all the good that was
wanted Of it and little or no harm. l:
is an exceedingly well regulated Nature
which does thing, thus c!everly and
with Guiet steps.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-31

s\LLoyp's WEEKLY, London publica-
tipn, has been destroyed by fire.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-31
Dancing Academy

vH,UE UNDERSIGNED WILL q
Il commence 10 teach all the newest 90
STYLES CT Dancing at th,ir libll, COR S&yFl
Betty BLOCK over Mason X Chamber ~
Inns store, commn,ing with Grand
Soiree On Saturday evening, htc'mb.r g. 1913,
at o'clock, sharp, when classes i'll he fornt Il.
lst-A Cent?, Class for Monday lnd
Thursday evenings; . LadAs' and G,hthnens
Class Wedn. sdly evening; Juvenile Class Satur-
day afternoon; soirte every Saturday .y' ninS.
Adnlisei ion to soir,e, slto. III. Dancing l ssohs
also include Boston Dip, Royal Hoisegntrd,
Cal.donixns. Waltz, Polka, and Aazourka quad
rifles, all Of whiah now in our Iossthslon,
bt sides many changes which have taken place
IN known dances.
NJ .-A tirstclass Quadrille BaHd hes been
,rsanized under the supervision Of Professor
M.rzbsch, which will furnith the best and new.
est music On all occasions. Furnished Hall to
let. only the best q iGrs!c furnished, " clubs
J. =. BURNS.
nocs,s ILLA Il. GIl:IA(H
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-31
Hotter. ARRIVALS.

ST. CHARLES HOTEL. GEO. TUFLT, PROHIBITION
Harry Sl,rieyes T Brown A BcUnCt:
and family ID COBB Jobh Survives
L IL Thompson
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-31

oR4spr rorsr-aEoRox D. FRYER. rHorHE7oA
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-31

NV YEARS CAL1s.-Only two ladies
have been thoughtful enough, as yet, to
avail themselves OF cur Invitation 10 au-
thoiize the APPEAL to make public men
ton Of an intention to keep open house
on New Years day. They will under
stand that our reason fer not publishing
the same in this issue is that we prefer to
wait for such other notifications as may
come, and then publish the list as i
whole, under one head. on Thursday
morning. This should be reminder
enough TO those who intend to observe
the custom indicated to declare their IN
tentions so that their friends may be
duly notified.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-31

oonar1r rorsx-coEBsrT BROS, rnormlIors.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1873-07-26
THE LITTLE Life on al
The Career of a Great Remedy.

Twenty summers have elapsed since it was brief
ly announced that new vegetable tonic and alter
alive, bearing the name Of Ho5tetter's stsmach
Bitters, had been added to the list of Preventive
and Restorative medicines. The modest adver-
tisement which invited attention to the prepare
ton, stated that it had been used with great sue
cess, in private practice, as cure for dyspepsia.
bilious complaints, constipation and intermittent
fever. It was soon discovered that the article pos
sessed extraordinary properties. The people, of
every Glass; tested its merits tonic. stimulant
corrective and restorative. and found that its eff
fects more than fulfilled their hopes and expecta-
tions. From that time to the present its course
has been upward and onward. and 1t stands to-day
at the head Of all medicines OF its class, American
or imported, in the magnitude of its sales and its
reputation safe, agreeable and potent invfg-
ora t and restorative For languor and debility,
lack of appetite and gastric disturbances. COM
mon during the summer months, 1t is absolutely
infallible. Indigestion. bilious disorders, nsti-
p, tion nervousness periodical fevers. and all the
ordinary complaints generates by vltiated and
humid atmos phere. vanish unier its renovating
and regulating influence. This is its record,
avouchea by volumes of INTELLIGENT testimony. ex-
tending over period of fifth of a centur: and
cemprehending the n mes of thousands Of we'll
known citizens belonging to every class and call
ing In europe it is thought great thing to CD
tain the patronage of roy atty tor ''p.tent ned-
cine'' but Ho tiers Bitters has been sponfane-
ousy approved by millions of Independent SOW
eregns, and its patent consists 10 their indorse-
meHt,
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1873-07-26

One of the most marked instltutlohs. y. ~ " -
ontorowth of lite in our larger ce. s+,,ra
nonnlation il the great hotel, ana no ieaI ~;
f. more notable and remarkable IN New o't ~
naoo than the vast caravanser1es that aIe ~
,nske her the hotel city of the conllhen ;;
Tha LARGEST of these. and the largest hosei
strnctnTe in the world, is the Grand racine,
q ont If which we give in this issue, al one
the nride and the marvel of the Garden IIla'
Its immense size and elegance are Wen 1 ~ T.
Gated in the engraving, and very rehaple . ~
s,ggestiveness as to the appolntmentssa on
adnTnments of the interior. Inc Hranu a.
cific covers an area of GA 900 square iee., ah
entire block, bounded by Clark, JACKSON ~
LasaIle and Quincy streets. Opposi.e, vi
Clark street, is rapidly rising the Vast go ;vo
eminent building, also occupying an en. ~ .
square. The material Of the fronts 81 n tie
great hotel is the beautiful oilVe-llnteu on.o
Sandstone. The structure cost over one
Wilton dollars. and its furnishing by the les
sees. Messrs. George W. Gage, DaVid a.
Gage. and John A. Rice, nearly four nun
dred thousand dollars. an expenditure war
ranted by their twenty years lease, anu sc,
curing throughout richness. elegance, anu
solidity that will give enduring. attractive
ness to the hotel and carry its fame among
travellers all over the globe. The carpets OF
the house. Administer, Aubisson, Wilton ana
English Brussels, are all in new styles, am
largely in special designs, and aggregate
over s;r ucres. The beautiful carpets OF the
corridors, eleven feet wide, amount to ogeT {,
mile in length. The features of the hotel
that most strike the visitor and guest are tne
two immense interior courts, used respect
iyely for the grand office and the office ar
cade. The principal Dining Hall Is l5o by
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1873-07-26
THE GRAND PACIFIC HOIELs

~ 10 Grand Par,or 100 by % feet tha n os,
.'romenade with it's Corinthian Coloueas' :
1pao hy 20 feet. The kitchen, fitted ii, Nh
the most approved appliances Of the esisiM
;a 1a0 nv 81 feet. The system of prpteetian
a. AGAINST fire Is perfect. The floors are 6Ied
in with cement. and the floor beams hIiekea
In between partitions. The house has h
regular discipl. ned fire brigade tffhy tnaY
EMPLOYEES. Standing iron column from tia
street. vast tanks in the roof, the INST pow.
erft,l steam pump in the city, with5,A1o feet
of hose always kept attached in various
narts Of the house, a telegraph fire asm
in every room, and the new and perfect
electric clock system of Prof Ham6let ne
among the appliances and safeguards sesinx
confiagration. From three hydrants On the
roof the hotel force can protect Their own
structure and help the safety Of sdpinins
buildings. 1t would be difficult to suggest
feature in great hotel which the Grad Ps
cific has not. The entire work Of earring
the structure to complexion has been fof
many months IN charge of the lessees, Whose
renitations and fortunes were na1sin tia
Sherman House destroyed in the great fire,
Few strangers will! visit Chicago withou.
making the Grand Pacific one Of the prinei.
nal lions of their visit. Twenty months
have given Chicago a marvellous besuty h
her new structures, which in extent more
than restore her former business cspacity.
Her streets are now lined with taIl bloch
that are unsurpassed in variety and richness
in any city in the world. Our readers win
thank us for the presentment Of the hrges
and most striking structure of al, the Grind
Pacific, which on the first day Of June, 12
opened its doors to guests. a-3sA
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1873-07-26

CAL1FORNIA's BIGGEST NUGGET.-HOw
much we owe to California! Her precious
metals have enriched thousands of our fell
low citizens, and have proved the main
stay of America in times of national
pecuniary embarrassment. Her mining
Industries have given employment to
myriads Of mechanics and laborers. She
is the land of promise to the fortune
seeker. But the Golden State has lately
sent US new treasure. Her last nugget
is DIR. WALKERS CAL1FoRNIA VINEGAR
BrrTERs. The health-giving principles
contained in this curative are more pre-
cious boon than gold. In all affections
of the liver and stomach, remittent and
inter mittent fevers, rheumatism, and pull
monary diseases, it may be relied upon.
As blood depurent and invigorant it is
unequaled, purifying the circulation and
infusing new vigOr into the debilitated
frame. 1t conquers that most unyielding
of all Acknowledgements and we
know of no other remedy that can &C.
complsh this. Its entire freedom from
alcoholic spirit, which retards and neu-
tralizes the effect of any medicine, and
which formz the basis of many of the
pseudo bitters and tonics, doubly enhances
its value to the sick. The papers of the
United States vie with one another in do
ing honor to DR.. Walker. We, too, add
our voice, and say all honor to the man
whose science and skill have enabled him
to draw from the vegetable kingdom such
balsam for human suffering.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1873-07-26
Manure for Fruit Trees.

1T is clear that animal manures are not
what is wanted for fruit trees, including
grape vines, berries, etc. The1 may be q
benefit, and usually is at first, but the
quality of the fruit will suffer, and the
wood and foliage are not of that healthy
character which is desired. This has
been noticed by Liebig and others. We
have known prolific grape vines to bear
more fruit, but at an expense of quality
where the contents of the privy were free
~ used for manuring. We have always
found the best success when leaves, the
weddings of the garden, chip manure and
forest mould, either singly or combined,
have been freely applied. These seem to
contain the different materials in proper
proportion, that is, the organic, the car
bonaceous, and the heterogeneous; the min
eral needs to be supplied and nothing
does this so satisfactorily as wood ashes.
1t supplies largely potash, which Is need
ed. The best success, and it has been fully
achieved, which we ever attained, was by
applying coat of leaves in the fall,
worked into the soil in the spring, fol-
lowed bv weddings from the garden, clip
pings of the vine, with other vegetable
refuse, as mulch, sprinkled over with
wood ashes, leached or unleached if the
latter, more were required. This made a
healthy, not excessive growth, and in
creased both in quality and quantity of the
fruit. 1t makes a sounder and better keep
ing fruit. This with a variety of soils.
but particularly clay soil. There should
be good drainage and exposure to air, or
else, with green mulch kept moist by
the ashes. there might be too much hu-
nudity. For grapes this will not do. Nor
will it for fruit trees if there is close,
heavy top, reaching well down, holding
thus the moisture which evapor,tes, and
inviting parasitic Judgments. which will
appear in masses, mildew, rusted fruit,
SC. Herbaceous material and ashes, with
occasional bone dust, we have. found the
best application for fruit trees In general
for berries, and for the grape Apply
yearly where the soil is not riss; and l,o in
spade it well. Use sparingly, Il any, the
strong, nitrogenous man ures-- Utica Her.
cid.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1873-07-26
n. By the end of the second day a

ton. BY the end of the second day
small red spot will be found elevated over
the punctare where the matter was de-
posted, and surrounded by slight red
ness. This will continue for three or four
days. Toward the fourth day, the eleva.
ton Is more perceptible anduaorefed, and
by the fifth or sixth day distinct blister,
called a xesicle, is obvious. It is of a whit
ish color, rounded or oval, elevated at the
edge, and depressed in the center. On
the seventh or eighth day, an infiamed
ring, called areola, begins to form round
the vesicle, and with it continues to in
crease for two days. This areola is circu-
lar, its diameter being from one to three
inches. The eighth day is the day of the
greatest perfection of the vesiole, and is
the proper period for conveying the mat
ter to other arms, in what is called farm
to-arm vaccination" By the tenth day
there ought to be slight fever. By the
eleventh day the areola begins to fade,
and the vesicle begins to dry, and become
of brown tint in the center. By the
fourteenth or fifteenth day the vesicle is
converted into a hard round scab, of a
reddish-brown color. This scab goes on
to dry, contract, and blacken, and falls off
in from twenty-one to twenty-four days.