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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-04-09
.CHANGE OF SAILING DAYS!
INCREASED SERVICE
PACIFIC MAIL STEA MSHIP CO.'S
rHH0UgH LINE
To CALIFORNIA, CHINA a JAPAN,
TOUCHING AT MEXICAN FORTS
CARRYING TnE UNITED STATES MAIL.
FAXES GREATLr REDUcEp

one o. Tie large ana splendid steamships 0f THE
line, viii leave Per No. i4 North River oat Di Canal
street Al " o'clock. no0u, the 10Th goth and Uth
u oyery month, Except whom those dates lll Oh
sunday and then On the preceding Saturday tor
hspnNall' connecting via Panama Klliway with ono
81 the Compauys Steamships from Panama iuf san
Francisco, touching al Manfanillo
All departures connect at Panama with cleaners
Tor hQvru PAtiflc and CENTRAL ANrRicAg pours
Tor Japan and China steamer leaves san Fran.
cisco hfst ol every month, except when j. falls ca
sunday then on the day preceding.
one hundred Pounds baggage allowed each adult.
baggage masters accompany hagga-u through. aud
attend 10 ladies' and children without male pro-
teotors baggage received on the dock the day be-
lore sailing ffom steamboats,, railroads, and pisscn-
gers who prefer 70 send early. Al experienced sur
seon on board. Medicine and attendance ircc
FOR Freight, Passage Tickets, or further infurna
ton, apply At tho Cumpany's Ticket Odice, on the
Wharf foot oi Canal Street. North River, Ncw york
,. r. BAAY, sgsrt
Or at the Agents for Now England.
&. l.. BAR1LETr 4 CO.. 10 Broad ST., Boston.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-04-09
The folloFing letter from Rev. j. b. Ptnan. OF
swantoni ] evidence Of the proficiency Of Dr. Pan


~ ie'.lh t-tt't ilNH iAtN. D. u. tNinaUr OF
sWantoni y evidence Of the proficiency Of Dr. Pan
In his profession.
swANroS VI, Jan. o.. Is72.
This stocertiJ thatin past fftcen years have
had eighteen sets u teeth made hy OF The lead
ny Dentists Of NcH York aud Vermont AN oi whom
some aitor repeated attempts failed totnak thst
would perfectly 90. In lssl Bet ur. e. r. Pom n.y.
hen student OF Dr. tomcgys lu ST. Alhans who
succeeded at the dut cluu m making rae d com
plcte and perfect fitting SET Dr. Pel Dos M sa done
work iot some Of my paIlshorcrs, giving perfect
and az glnueHan, TO all who may nerd his scrylces
J. H. PIThAN, Rector Of church 90 Holy Trinity.
And here Is what Dr. J. NJ. Comegts. firmeriy 10.
Gated at Montpelier says Of Dr. Poll.
st. ALnAss, March 8, ls.1
whoever in Montpelier. or Vicinity, may employ
Or. Pe 10 do their Dental work will have IL honest
" and iethmliy done. II gives mo great rlrnsure
TO say this 10 behalroi my friend and former siudent
le-u JOIN n. COMEGYs, M D.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-04-09
YER's CATHARTIC PILLS
For all tho Purposes Of a Family Physie,


COSTIvENEss, JAUNDICE, DYSPEPSIA, IND1GEs
TION, DYsENTBRY, FOUL STOMACH, ERYs1PE.
LAS HEADACHE, PILES, RHEUMATISM, ERUP-
TlONs. AND SKIN DISEASES, BILfOuSNESS,
LIVER COMPLAINT, DROpsY, TETTER, TuM0Rs
AND SALT RuEuM, WORMS, GOVT, NEURAL
GA As A DINNER PILL, AND PURIFYING
THE BLOOD.
Are the most congcniAl purgatyo yet perfected.
Their effects abundnntly show how much they excel
All other Pills They are safe and pleasant to take,
bot powerful to cure They purge out the foul hum
Of The blood they stimulate the sluggish dis
ordered organ into notion, and they lmpaft health
and tone TO tho whole being. They cure not only
the every day complaints Of everybody, but formld-
able and dangerous diseases Most eminent clergy.
men, most skml physicians, and our best citizens
send certificates Of cures performed and Of great
benefits they have derived from these Pills. They
the safest and best physc for children bcng mild
as we'll % cGeotual. Being sugar coated, thoy are
easy to take and being purely vegetable they arc
entirely harmless.
PREPARED by
Dr. j. YER5 Co., WELL, MASS,
Practical and analytical Chemists
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE
4i-etw-ly
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-04-09
Xdtertis
81 .OOO REWARD

For any case Of Blind bleeding, Itching or liberated
Piles that ~ BING's PILE REMEDY fails to cure.
It prepared expressly to the Pilot, and nothing
else. soldty all Druggists. Price, 500. ts7i
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-04-09

sfdto So per acre Emo Fruit and Garden Soil Mild,
healthy climate Oysters and Fis1 abundant. Gaia
logucs free. II. r. CuAMBEltS Foderalsburg Nd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-09
Geo. NJ. OYSTER CO,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
FINE BUTTER AND EGGS;
SPECIALITY.
CENTRE AND NORTHERN MARKETS.
G.M.0YSTER, GIN. OYSTER, JR.,
J6-S J.F. OYSTER

COAX HALL"
CLOTHING HOUSE.
TO OUR PATRONS, GREE1ING:
FINDING by past experience that nothing has ever
met and filled the wants II great q proportion Of
" FAMOUS 81 SUIT,
ALL-wooI slI SUIT.
sHRUNRS V 81, SUIT
nave mace - the most unparalleIed preparations
sally known speciality.
The POPULAR ell SUIT.
The season opening late) will be short; We mean
to make II "sharp and decisive"
To better secure that end, we have MATERI-
ALLY REpUCED ALL DUB PRICES.
OUR HANDSOME STOCK MUST GO RAPID-
LIZ 0gR GR9AMIN9 COGNIEhs MUST BE
We are severely in earnest when we say that our
magnificent and universally adaptable stock Of
MINIS, BOYS, YOUTHS, AND CHILDREN's
FINE, COMMON AND MEDIUM DRESS
BUSINESS, FATIGUE AND WORK.
ING SUITS AND SINGLE CAB
MENTS
will be positively offered at prices as must ensure
speecy sales BY placing them within easy ressh Of
all hs'pe'liy.lIH SMITH . CO..
OAK HALL CLOTHIERS AND TAILOEs,
525 Urn STREET, next to Parkers
~. B..Thoss looking for BOYS CLOTHING
P.S.FRENCH, ENGLISH and AMERICAN
GOODS for Custom Work. j5-9s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-09

The maPkOA

bALfrnonB,y une s.-yirgnias ., old, %; do >, con-
soiidsted, 5Es; Weet Nirgiuas, lUl4, bid to day.
bALfinohs. June e.-Ooeton shade nrmer. Ht<sl3
Flour Gull and unchanged Wheat dull and un-
changed Corn steady-white southern, ~; yellow
soathern, eS; mixed western, d. Oats duli-south-
lnal Bye unchanged: ~ uchAnged. Provisions
quiet and UNCHANGED. Western butter steady
good to choice, 19e12l. Whisky dull and nominal
-. Sugar firmer, lO1s
eEEw YoRx, June Mooney 6rm, 5tnS Gold dull
~ GDzs. Governments dull and steady.
NEW YORK. June 9.-Flour quiet and unc Ia ged
Wheat very firm Corn shade better.
LoNDoN, JuEe 9, ii q. m-Consols opened at 90 (
for money, 92s for account. b ,nds OF 1855, 9I1t
ls1- pa 10 40's, So new fives, 59i4. Erie, Is
LONDON, June 3, .. m.-Erie, 43l1.
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THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT, Once Of Catsf StRnnI OHe~
WASHING ron June O. I373 Il-1l m

81
WASHING ron, June 9, 1873, lO:3O a. m. {
SYNOPSIS For THE PAST TWENTY HOURS
The barometer has continued rising from FLORIDA TO
New Jersey, but continues highest over the ST.
Lawrence valley. Ii has fallen from Missouri and
Kentucky to the lakes, with es~terIy to southsrIy
winds, being now lowest over Wisconsin. Cloudy
weather, with areas Of rain, has prov sied from
GeOrgia ans flnrids to Texas and from Missouri to
Minnesota and Lakes Superior AMI Michigan; but
risIDg barometer, fresh to brisk north vest rly
Winds, lower temperature, and clear aud clearing
weather are now reported from the northwest
Cl.a or partly cloudy weather has otherwise gene
rally continued at the stations east If the Missis-
tIIpi.
PRoBABLIIIEs.-FOr New England falling ba.
rometer wibds shifting to light and fresh easterIy
and southerly, and generally clear weather are
probable. For the middle states light to fresh
southeasterly and sou hwestery winds and gene
rally clear weather, For the lower lake region
winds veering to sOuthea~terly and southwcsterIy,
and partly cloudy weather, wit possibly occasional
areas OF light rain tonight For the south Atlantic
states light to fresh sOutheastsrly to northeasterIy
winds, continuing brisk for time on the southern
portion OF the coast aud generally clear weather
For the northwest, and gradually extending east
ward over the upper lake region, Indiana aud the
lower Ohio val e., MORT hery westerly winds and
clear and clearing, cooler weather.
Morning telegrapbc reports from Florida, Loui-
siana, Texas, Kansas, Michigan and Rocky Noun
tains, are partly missing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-09

The authorities at Belfast, Ireland, have pro-
sibited any celebration OF the anniversary of
the battle of the BOyne by the Orangeme in
future, believing that such demonstra tions are
almost invariably productive OF disorder. In
thAs country such arbitrary action by the gov
eminent authorities would very properly be
deemed an infringement on the ghts OF Amer
lean citizens Ii Is a pity, however, that the
Orangemen will not OF their own yolition aban-
don the celebration of the anniyer sary referred
to since IL cOmmemoI ates an event of no na-
uonal significance, and which only serves to
Stir up strife and bitterness betw cen two ele-
Inents in our foreign population.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-09

The Temperance men in Pennsylvania have
been erievously disap gointed at the action of
The state CohstitutioIai Convention In refusing
10 submit a liquor prohibition clause to a popu-
lar VOTE with the understanding that If IL was
sustained by majority of the citizens of PENN
sylvania, IL should become the Fundamental
law Of the state. This will prevent a state test
of public opinion on prohibition which the cold
water men desired, in the expectation that il
would result In favor OF their cause.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-09

We gather from the Memphis papers that
there has been no cholera there, and that the
number OF deaths from IL are rapidly decreas-
ing, also, that nobody ,est the city on account
OF the disease, and thai those who did 20 are
returning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-09
Largest Circulation in the District
WASHINGTON CITY:
AY...............Ju June 3, l973.


The most rigid economy in conducting every
branch OF the government of the District of
Columbia has become a necessity. The task of
Ietrenchment il a very delicate one, however,
and requires the most careful consideration of
tie legislature. The economy which would de-
stroy the efficiency of any department of the
public service must entail much greater ex-
pense in the long run than the amount proposed
to be saved. Instead OF cutting down or cut
ting OF small salaries of necessary officers,
thereby efecting minute saving, but Offering
premium for johbing or corruption, let the
list OF officers be gone over carefully, and all
the useless ones Topped OFF. Reduce the num-
her of salaried officers-it can and ought to be
done. Mr.. Thompson's retrenchment BILL"
as it passed the Council, was, in the main,
good one, but by no means unobjectionable.
Some of its most obnoxious provisions have been
stricken out by the House OF Delegates, but the
pressure brought to bear upon that body has
caused them to carry the amending pro-
cess too far. One of the most judcous amend
EIents of the Horse was that striking out the
clause which provided that the board of fire
underwriters should have the appointment of
two fire commissioners in a board consisting of
five members, a proposition which ought not to
have been seriously considered. There is no
good reason why this should be So but MANY
why 1t should not be. With the cooperation of
one other member the underwriters would con-
troll the fredepartment. What might, and pro-
lably would be the result, even without such
cooperation? fire occurs. The energies of the
Eremen would inevitably be directed to saving
the property insured in sour companies" The
uninsured would have TO bum. This might
make business for the insurance companies,
butts hardly a fair way OF doing it. Old citizens
can remember the time when the Firemen's
Insurance badges on a building were all-power-
full in attracting the steamS of water from the
engines. while property without that talisman
was allowed TO burn Other cities have passed
through the same experience, but all we believe
have profited by 1t to divorce the fire depart
ment from the underwriters. Other arguments
mght be used against the measure, but the
above ought to be sufficient to kill il. Let the
fire department be free to save all the property
possible from the flames, whether insured or not.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-09

The health officer Of St. Louis recently sub
united his annual report upon the social evil,
which is regulated by license and registration
IN that city. The number Of fallen women i'm
1et0 was us, and the number registered March
5lst of the present year but 6S3. The total
number registered since July, 1870, is given as
2,6s5- The causes given by the "evilists'' as
inducing them to psrsue lives of vice are given
as follows:
Choice, Us; seduced, Sc; necessity, ga; for
support, 70; poverty, q; deserted by husbands,
=, NJ treatment by parents, H. drunkenness, 3;
husbands desire, l. led to 10 by sister, I; to sup,
port children. Z. Total number stricken of
register on promises to reform since the law
went into force, 81.
In concluding his report the health officer
says experience TO the present time proves the
enforcement of the regulation system to be
economical and humane, and that il is efficient
IN the promotion Of morals and the prevention
OF disease.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-09
FINANCIAL. AND COnMERO1AL.

Tine Wall street markets were very dull on
Saturday, the reason given being the absence
OF a large number Of operators, who were at
tending the Jerome Park races.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-09
LOST AND FOUND.

4 OST-About the lst Of May, q BLANK ROCK,
IL size 6x8 inches, showing the account be- -.
tween The Evening Star Co. and Green &LNEr
Williams, auctioneers. A suitable reward@4H
will be given if returned to this office. 1885,
I OsT-A MALTESE CROSS with my name in
IL scribed on the reverse side. A liberal re ward
Will be paid to any one returning the same to me at
the Freedman's Bank.
IT Rep. and Chrsn. It'll r. W. TOMPKINS.
OsT-About IL O'Clock Friday between Sd and
Il 9Th streets, on street, q SANDAL WOOD
FAN, spapgled with jet chain and pin aftached A
suitable reward II returned to 1880 street north
west. n-9ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-09

CHEAP SUMMER SILKS.
- pieces superb quality of striped Summer Silks at
8 per ard. formerly sold for 81 50.
Japanese Silks at IS, 50, and 81 cents Der yaId
~Al other Dress Goods reduced la price
JOSEPH J. MAY
1851 939 Pennsy lvania avenue
III OOE Ar sHUSTGR9
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-09
- % Z l. b Ms
NEW DRUG STORE,
No. lA30 PENNSYLVANIA AvsNyI,
Depot for Soda and Mineral Wsten Sels-,v

% 10. I'D Il !. o 11 - souns wife, mother
% her her lie:
Rsssiss to scGsSt the which falls upon
s, BEING 81. e; . :ss
Why, but yet suffering enough to be utterly misera-
Il Sc
she Win receive the proper care, = In the other
worth While aSo"s n nn. nasars
s3hsu:s;S give: out, md :Ss !: cs:1i:d % iss svs
spared her life 70 prevent 70 strensthsn, to cure,
Ssss fo1lfs III n Ion p!
inf.llibls rsmedy asainst m.aria, dysPeDsis, Coz
and N eo@Iisint: reeuiis! 70 .o@sn. fhs:s Bit
$:s:;. :: {! :ss s: ~ ,:s::
tss sls:en. d.5. se1ofaI. 3: b.s ae 4. b: aS
as soTs
ssSs1 se, $. !, apO nov, e .: Win
= &c .,ssa q {: Error sSs s. ~
the o, vem u ssrouS Ulcer, sor. snd
Botches, Tettsrs &c. be restored TO sound hesfS
RoOT And HERB JUICES, sls per bottle
&c: F R5SsSsS CO.. PF0'fisso sIs ~
~pR. A, PRATT, er.aesss Of ohio Ooileee Of
end e. ssss: ' :ss e. & % ss.! Han
CHEAP sUMMER SILKS.
% pieces superb quality Of striped Summer Silks a,
81 per ard az f9nImsr!! :Sid for g. 50;
~Ali other Dress Goods reduced Ia price:
] oo o., ar sHUsTEKsa J, CENT oouvvv,
A RCIIC SODA ,wATEK!
hANBuRr sM4H i',i IN IMsKs wa TEES
PERUVIAN +; W. s 81 kkf,'''a ''''''
FRENCH and kSeIfsH Pf 1slHffda 1sf-
Hc~n Is9
9Tsss DC B liar "a. LETTUCE
leth street and Maryland avenue. Il
NEW YORK, MAY 18th, 1873.
Messr,; PALMER 8 eRIEN, Georgetown:
TAiNs are all tested to 500 lbs .
NOT ICH.
WILLIAM T. McCUIN, County Constable. Debt.
81 ali iSd, rro%ss COLLECTION q claims
ss G: street, a.us,nan, :9nshyssi i.h
pRoF, BARTLETT PROPOSES TAKING
who wish to on 10 - and Is
;on e M. asd aI,iS S the
CARPErs. oAsPETs. oAkPETs.
NEW STORE,
o;0;,pa IA LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
no esI. CARPETS. oILcLorH. NAT.
srvisTz ST. TING. RUGS. MATS. &C.
Persons fas.isaius lIs,se can esd e.snius and
you can boy them g Eeg York prices, Ct the
.s,n osS Sl1 E 9is GSs a.. at ff3 2xs'
&C. 6s sAss n Az. ppveemr.
%: }: =: sSy 9s ~ s nS 49, s ss2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-09

The STAR has shown heretofore that the
raising OF the tolls on coal transported over the
Chesapeake and Ohio canal was a ruinous blow
at the interests of that work, being directly
calculated to divert the trade to the railroad
IL any are still so blind as not to 1t after the
conclusive evidence we have submitted from
time to time, we refer them to the article we
copy to-day from the Cumberland Nescs of Sat-
urday, from which ii appears that the boatmen
finding the trade leaving them, and starvation
and ruin staring them in the face, and no re-
Eef coming from the canal board, have been
toreed-on the principle that half loaf is better
than no bread-to reduce their transportation
charges ten cents per ton. What now becomes
Of President Germans repeated assertions that
at the prevailing rates before this change the
canal could hold its trade? Ten cents per ton
Is heavy item, and only the most pressing
sense of danger could have driven the boat men
10 make such a sacrifice.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-09

Inc Georgetown Courier expresses surprise
that the Washington papers have not referred
to the change by the ChToniele to quarto for IN
and the Chronicle, quoting from the Courier,
thinks the fact is due to " bitterness or envy
by it contemporaries con account Of its pros
rerity." So far as The STAR is concerned. this
tntimation Of bitterness or envy influencing its
course in the matter is simply absurd. We wish
the chroEiele all the success it may deserve
from its improvement and enlargement, and
should have very cheerfully and promptly said
so had self-respect permitted, in view of the
gratuitously offensive illusions of that paper to
its cOtemporaries in its announcement of the
Change We suppose the same reason that
caused our silence also influenced our cotem-
PeTaIies, but they can speak for themselves
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-09
COAX HALL CLOTHING HOUSE.

COAX HALL" CLOTHING HOUSE,
BOYS, Our SALEsRooMs
YOUTHS CROWDED DAILY WITH SURGtye
AND THRoNGs OF EAGER BUYERS, WHO
CHILDRENs'ARE RArIDLY FITTING Our IN oER
CLOTHING. S1l SUITS, PROVES SOMETHING.
respectfully, J. III. SMITH 4 Co.,
leg St SOAK Hall
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-09

TsEND 2JCENTs for best and easiest Cy pher
W. for new Postal Cards, kilograms, &c. A
oa S sa " s hiS can make s
FI.O.O.F -COLUMBIAN ENCAMPMENT
Wy No; Meet at nex hall over Halls store,
7th ,treet between d street and Louisiaaa avenue,
sh S a1nf Scribe sSfIe:k
~ At ODD FELLOWS HALL, on 18Th st street Hsar
t 2. 9. :pel, on WEpNEsDAY.J june II, Admission,
"a cents. At which time there will be the char
of Blue Beard. Come one, come all 1871
NPATTENTI9Hl MEMBkRS o. WASH
r t sSGITfy c1TY HIsE snsIi.; TBENhv0
ss sssfi XII &c SsS e dsEEO San THIS
81. a, No viii take place
west on Tuesday afternoon, at $50 O'clock. nor'a
BY order oil the President
WE, THE UNDERSIGNED G9OCERY
Wy Me- chants, agree close our pective places
Of bu.ine-s az half past seven O'Clock p m from
the 9Th day Of June to the LIST day of October 1873
y ? I 2 Ss5E;EEtL H.. w s TTEE!E;
Wis Wilson scHtIrzE E DER osE jJs
FTHE BOARp OF TRUSTEES OF PUB
Building %ss' iss 5ans %
ISIS w
je7-a A. p. PARDON, Secretary.
hFREMOvAL.-Theu undersigned have this day
Wy removed from corner Of New Jersey avenue
and b street south TO their new Storeroom and
Warehouse, (southeast corner Of sasle sauare cor
ner LIST and Z streets southeast.
Our increased facilities will enable US to supply
our customers GROCERIES, &C., promptly, aud at
prices as low elsewhere.
may sm GULICK & BRO.
TGEORGE W. KAUFMAN, Jxsitce Of "a.
Wy Peace, attends TO all kinds Of Claims and Lee
gal business southwest corner Of 1lth and streets
northwest mayH-ly
YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN AssOCIA.
w TIOE,
Corner Ola and ID streets
CIRCULATING LIBRARY reopened. Over 900
new books Just added.
READING ROOM, free to all.
DAILY PRAYER MEETINGS-lals,s 6, ands o. m
SABBATH SERVICES:
Bible Lesson at 40, in LINCOLN HALL, led by
Commissioner Of Indian Affairs; THEATER SER
VICE, corner OF 1lth and u sts., at .. m. mU-tr
TSCaENCKS MANDRAAE PILLS.-Theee
Wy pills are composed exclusively Of vegetable
ingredients, and although they entirely supersede
the use Of mercury do not leave any Of its urous
effects. They act directly pom the liver, and are
valuable remedy in all cases Of deran result
ing from disordered state Of that organ, Liver
Complaint, Bilious Disorders, Indigestion, Sick
Headache, Typhoid fevers, &c, &c all succumb TO
the free use Of Schenck's Mandrake Pills For sale
By all Druggists and Dealers. m2-tr
m r r. n m n n n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-09

The statement telegraphed to q New York
paper from here last evening, to the effect that
there are several cases Of sporadic cholera in
this city, is incorrect. There is at present an un-
usual number Of cases of diarrohea and cholera
morbus-some prevailing in aggravated forms
hut none with the violent aud unmistakable
symptoms Of cholera proper. No deaths are
known TO have occurred from these maladies
this season. and prominent hysicians are of
the opinion that they are caused mainly by sud-
den change OF Temperature. In view of the posi-
bic appearance OF the cholera this summer, il is
advisable, however: that every precaution
should be taken against the effects of sudden
atmospheric changes, and the use Of improper
food.