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National Republican., 1873-11-27
GENERAL CITY NEWS


large number OF visitors were at the Gov
were Gen. Tefrill, Col. Markland and samuel
bard.
fhe cxtensito sale Of furniture, by Green 4
Williams, at 221 Third street, will DO continued
70 morrow friday morning, commence ng a. 10
O'Clock.
The Washington Pharmaceutical Associs.
Ion give their anniversary banquet at Gautiers,
No, s1I Pcnnsylvanla avenue, tonight, at .
o'clock
the tronze statue Of Gen. Phii. Kearuey, q
full description Jf which has appeared In the
lSrtslIcAs, arrived yesterday In Georgetown
from Philadelphia.
Forty.one hundred bushels OF wheat were re-
ceivcd yesterday In Georgetown. Sales Of $500
bushels at t.Ios lTs; 2s00 bushels at u .es,aig
800 bushels ut si.es.
The sixth mi-annuai session Of the National
Woman suffrage Convention will be held at Lin
coin hall, In this city, January 10 and II; Susan
D. Anthony, president
N. n. Warner, auctionccr, sold yesterday after
tioon, at suction, house AMI lot on tho west side
OF Eleventh street, between X and II streets
northwest, TO II. y. Davis, esq, Of ts,s25.
ARcv. Father Marks, assistant pastor Of tho
Church nf tho Immaculate Conception, who has
been suffering for some months from q severe
| attack Of bronchitis, contemplates spending tho
winter In the mllder climate Of Florida.
Thirteen years ago Mr.. Lewis Clephane ran
| for Collector OF Taxes on the Republican ticket
In this city and received Just thirteen votes.
To-day be is the appointee Of q Republican Gov
| ernor OF the District for tho same position.
/ "Tlme works wonders"
National Republican., 1873-11-27
BOARD OF PUBI.IU WORKS.
Improyemr.t. Ordered

The B)ard OF Public Works yesterday Issued
the following orders for improvements The
superintendent OF streets has been directed to
have plank footwalk laid at the Intersection Of
aud Eighteenth streets. I street. between
North Capitol and First streets east, and MaAsa-
chusetts avenue, between the Sixteenth and r.
streets circles, are to be lighted with gas, and
additional lamps have been ordered. A narrow
plank footwalk has been ordered on the east side
Of Twenty-fourth street, between NJ and N.
National Republican., 1873-11-27
Attempted Highway Robbery.

On Tuesday afternoon, shortly after O'Clock.
while Mrs. Robert Cornell was returning from q
visit TO her sister, at the residence OF Samuel
Proctor, she was stopped at the corner Of Six
teenth and X streets by negro rufnan. who
seized her from behind aud attempted 10 snatch
other valua6les. lie made several attempts 10
secure the satchel, but was unsuccessful, and on
her calling for help q young man approached,
when the villain Inado on, 1nt first dealt her q
lace badly. But for the timely arrival OF assist
ance she would have lost the satchel, II not been
killed, as she was determined TO hold on TO II TO
the last,
National Republican., 1873-11-27

at Gil PennsylvAnia avenue.
PeruicisWs Psvaatives.
The brilliant Idea Of half o century ago that
the weak and ailng could 10 bled, blistered
and salivated into q condition Of health and
yigor Is happily exploded; but violent and pro
vogue vogue. We have imposters who are daring
enough TO offer to the world, as tonics and re-
storatives. the most destructive cathartics, un-
S ,nse tns S 81
OF these terrible nostrunis with that Of Hostetters
stomach Differs, In which are combined the
i've aud an sperisnt. Tau fo.."s. ..ri..ss
parayzes the vital forces, so that nsture can
make no resistance to disease; the latter sus-
stores the suspended functions Of the secretory
organs and relieves the bowels without vislence
or pain. II is simply choice between restora.
tion and prostrauon.
THAT Iron Is valuable rs a medicine has long
been known, but Il Is only since It's preparation
IN the particular form OF Peruvian syrup that US
light. It's effect In cases OF dyspepsia aud do
bility Is most salutary.
THE Klecampane Cough Drops, for sale by Nat
tan's, corner OF aud Second streets northwest,
are the best cough cure ever offered TO the puo-
These panic days have shrunk our purses;
The biggest banks have met reyerses;
Few pay at CALL, some not AT all,
And none pay SILVER out this fall
The oldest BERGS the villes Just made,
The vast METROPOLITAN centres OF trade,
All need the DOLLAR, aud everyone strives
To lay up q STORE for themselves and theiI
The place 10 SAVE MONEY, all will agree.
Is atsia seventh street, between q and d.
New Store, New stock.
II. u. LEWIS, No. oosH SEVENTH srREEr,
has now In store, and daily receiving, . large
and complete assortment OF GESTLkNkN's, BOYS
AND CHILDREss HATS OF the very LATEST srrLks;
Also complete assortment OF GENTS FURNISH.
ING GOODS, cheap for cash.
A QUESTION for the teachers and scholars Of
the public schools: Is there Q grammatical error
In Nattans advertisement In this column?
wnIfB, clean, sound teeth. all may have b.
using daily THURsroNb Ivory Pearl T0ott
Powder; prioe 20 and 90 cents per bottle.
BEAUTIFUL soft, glossy hair, all desire Il, "
may have II BY constant use OF TnohfsoN1
Pomads Optims. Price, % and % cents pei
LianrooLoxsDKlda altv ,sars very stylish wher
not soiled. J0UvxNs inodRrous KID Glow
Cleaner will renovate them tAoroughlyi price y
cents per bottle. All sold BY druggists and
sILTHIcs'Nu-srnsAp srHESerHENiSo PLAf
rHRs, whenever Q plaster 10 needed, are unri
vailed. Rioss "a. and % cents each
National Republican., 1873-11-27
CITYITEMS
Ecsuomy!
Comfort.

The satisfaction Of obtaining the best class OF
goods for the least sum Of money.
The assurance OF perfect and comfortable nt
Tie gratincatlon OF meeting the demands OF
fashion on the most economical terms.
These are the advantages we offer TO custom.
ers In our Ready. Made Clothing and Tailoring
Establishment. NOAH wALHEH A Co.,
Ut Gil Pennsy lvanla avenue.
National Republican., 1873-11-27
BUILDING ASSOCIATIONS.
Informal meeting Of Dciczates-PreiiH,i-
nary steps Taken 10 Fight the Decision Of
Judae Humphreys.

InfornRl Meeting Of Dcicgates-Preiinsi
nary steps Taken 20 Fight the Decision OF
Judsc Humphreys.
A meeting OF tho directors OF the building as
sociasions Of the District Of Columbia was held
last night at the Doard OF Trade rooms. The
object Of the meeting waJ cooperative for the
purpose OF testing late decisions Of Judge Hum
phreys In building association cases by appeal
ing to the higher courts.
John L. Thompson called the meeting to order,
after which Mr.. Cowie was elected president
and Mr.. J. Y. Edson secretary.
Mr.. Thompson made few remarks on the
duty Of the association, and offered the follow
Resoired, That committee, to be called the
union executive committee, and to be composed
o. one director from each building association
by the Chair, to whom shall be referred by any
building association requesting such q reference
all matters affecting the general principles upon
which building associations are conducted and
which are or shall be contested In the courts OF
this District and the supreme Court.
Resolved, That It Is desirable that all legal ex-
penses incurred by contesling any action ut law
should be shared pro rata by all building assOci-
ations OF this District.
Resoircd, That each building association Is re.
quested to communicate, In Writing, to the sec
retary Of this meeting its assent to the PROPOSE
tions contained In the foregoing resolutions and
its agreement to contribute It's proportIonate
share Of the legal expenses that may be incurred.
which they were rejected on the ground that
the meeting was Informal, and the delegates had
not the right to speak for their associations.
Tue following resolution was offered and
adopted:
Resolved, That the various associations Of the
District OF Columbia be requested TO select two
delegates to meet In convention on Friday, De-
cember 10, TO take action In the cases now pend
ing before the courts, and to such other business
as may be OF interest to the cause OF building
associations, and that the secretary be requested
to transmit copy OF the foregoing to the secre-
tAItes OF the various associations.
Adjourned.
ELECTION or orricEhs.
The East Washington Building Association, at
q recent meeting, elected the following oficer;
Jas. A. TAFT, president; J. II. Stariey, vice presi
dent Geo. Y. Gulick, treasurer; Il. u. Ferguson
secretary; Dr. ]. 7. Richardson, J. 4. Slater, A.
| N. Maker, q. X. Wilson, Z. liergesheimer. j. W
| Westfall and W. II. Barton, directors. The sec
retary submitted the report for the second yeAi
OF the association, showing: Receipts, Uncudina
~, 90 balance last year,) $50, Tss 81; expend
lures, s29b2s.l0, t2I.25 50 advanced as iosns on
2o3 shares tl60t paid for 1913 shares withdra wn;l
| assets, e32,30s 6o; stock account-shares with.
| drawn, 20s; do. holding loans, sII; do. can.
| celed, -; do. unencumbered, 1909; tota
shares, 1,oi1; value OF one share, t26.T3 average
| sales, " per cent; IS were cancelled by with
| dfnWAl and AZ 6Olu at an aversU Ue of io1
National Republican., 1873-11-27
DRY GOODS.
JOHN T. MITCHELL,

JOHN T. MITCHELL,
roatIcN AND nomEsrio DRY eooDs.
OBI Pennsylvania ave.
sSs s9ss IN sna senpi'e with al the
,ws.purehs.e At the LOWEST CASH PRICES In
the New York market, weekly.
OF sooos can be purchased In New York
We not nov ressrd the cos, Of QUE stock, hsv.
| here OF In New York.
National Republican., 1873-11-27
u Reduced.
Take Care or Year VaIuabIes.

Call and examine the nre and burglar-proo
g, aS
keeping OF securities, jewels, Bilver-ware, OF
other valuAbles. Rents, from ten 70 sixty dol
lars per annum, according 70 size. No business
man can afford to do without them.
7nts earning from fAs CAieago and Bosfon fires.
National Republican., 1873-11-27


Most Of the wealthy men Of this county have
made large fortunes from vsIy small beginnings.
% v.ss,,s, s,..hs,n A = s,sss Dznlsl Drew A.lSr
early NE, and cnly BY gradual sccumulauon Of
hard earned dollars were they enabled 70 en-
bark In enterprise which made them million
jim Flax had patrons % assist them on the niss
rounds Of fortunes ladder, TO the top Of which
they rapidly climbed BY the aid Of rhrewdness
and TneIs are yet S,hss men, whO
friends or patrons, have acquired rapid fortunes.
Among the latter is John Durf, Of Memphis, who
drew the nrst prize ~ the nrst Grand Gitt Con-
bus, Ind, who drew the nrst prize Ut The second
Concert. and Mr.. Keith, Of Kingston, Mass,
who drew the 500, 900 prize In the last concert
on the 6th Of July. For the next concert there
are twelve thousand cash prizes, and among
them are those OF $500 0O0 $780, 000 $50, 900, and
$4,000. Now, the lucky men who are 10 draw
% @Sin sss NJ nsR eSGa sarse Weeks thsy
will realize how fortunes are made, and thai,
too without capital as the assistance OF patrons.
No rArER tomorrow. Do not forget the read
ings OF wiikie Collins, at Lincoln hall.
CnILpnKss CAFE CoAIs, %.
ChildIen's Cape Coats, o..
Children. Cape Goats, $40.
large stock, at greatly reduced prices.
klsEMN bko.,
ocNcutu bLoctt tuTct uOOtb uDONc
The ONLY APrEARAScE Of wiIkIe Collins In
Washington Tomorrow night. Secure seats.
Nstisaal Savings Baak,
corner OF New York avenue and fifteenth street.
pays . per cent. per annnm on deposits for each
calendar month. Banking hours to 4; Batur-
dsJs,s 70 ssnd ns y
SECURE your seats for wIikie Collins readings
to-day. Ellis will DO open until II O'Clock.
MAssurs ALE Is the cheapest, because 1t is
M.s.sys Ale is the cheapest, because there is
Masssys Ale Is the cheapest. because it ha.
strength.
Mssseys Ale is the cheapest, because It's the
Mssseys Ale Is the cheapest, because It is the
Families supplied and faucets loaned.
PALMER a 0RsER,
Sole Agents, Georgetown.
NorIcE the advertisement Of wllkie Collins
readings tomorrow night.
wiLxIx COLLINS viii read from the "Dresm
Woman; aMystery," tomorrow night, s' L'n'
-. Cape Coats,
For Men,.
For Boys,
For Children.
Prices reduced. ElsEMAN a BRO.,
oOs seventh street, May building.
Keep Ont tho Cold.
Go TO Savages, and get him TO put his un
rivaled wcaiher-strip on your windows and
| doors. Many have been comforted, and advise
their friends TO go and do likewise.
Jos. L. SAVAGE,
Fennsylvania avenue and Tenth street.
Reduced.
Kcrsey Ovcrcoats, ti2.
kersey Overcoats, tio.
Kersey Overc0ats, so.
kersey OvercOats, t2b.
These goods 20 per cent. cheaper than at CON
mencement OF the season.
EIsKMAS A Bro,
bO6 seventh street, May Building.
National Republican., 1873-11-27
Matinee at tho comIauc.

At the comique viii be given matinee to-day
at which will also be given away 800 In silver
oon. Mr.. Raiston has played "wlld Bill" during
the week 70 good houses, and will also sustain
the same character to-day. The Comique has .
nne bill this week, and those who arc fond OF
nun may obtain Iul supply OF II az the matinee
to-day,
National Republican., 1873-11-27
vlvltius Mechanics.

Visiting Mechanics.
William Louis schley Lodge No. 10. !. q. o. NJ,
Of Baltimore, forty strong, paid fraternai visit
10 Columbia Lodge No. l. Of this city, last night.
The lodge was received at the depot by the wash
ingtonians and escorted 70 Columbia Turner
hall, on ID near Seventh street, where they par
took OF Q supper. This evening they viii visit
W. L. Sehlcy Lodge, OF Georgetown, and return
10 their homes FRIDAY morning.
National Republican., 1873-11-27

UJAsHINGTON THEATRE CONIlQUH.
w kieysnth ssIess. bslcv y p.cpsy y iysnis avenue
conMGRSsccI conMGRSsccISS5at Nun tnToABPYftfiHNifSkss. nov. s. %
The young American Actor.
DANIEL X. NALTOS
In the great seusa ioual Drama In Five Acts Of
WILD MILL.
with New and Startling Entctr, kccnery, &c.
Mil SAM DE WE'RE.
The srestest Ethiopian Comedian liyirB'
The great Champion Song and Dance Mon,
UOLLYER BhoTHRnsi v,n,v
Last week Of tho "Asrisi KIM.
FRANK gibbons.
The chaTm,ny se9,t,sh nifht,ngsie,
s'A EAaSN and EDWARDS.
MISS LAURA De CLAIRE
Inc '''0'''s aao. fe,w " THOMPSON.
- MISS CARRIE AVERY,
Messrs, d y. HODGES. H. J. Buckley aud L. Harrison.
The Myst Q ChAI ge AItisie,
MIR. Ed. BANKGR
Msses Belle Martin, Kate belmont and Mary Claire,
AND OUR 81 lpEED0Us COMPANY,
atgpas atgparssnMa d Cppp,HTpsnisTy % pa bsESa,v e Nov
sr-dr.nd THANKSGIVING DAY MATINEE.
ssSS,iE,s%,iS Mstinoos every WEDNESDAY and
sioo In Silver distributed Nightly sra,uitousiy
impartiAliy.
National Republican., 1873-11-27
AMUsKsI ENTH.
Thank ssivinS nt wall,s.

'Little Nell' will perform at the matinee to-
day, appearing In her specially OF Fidelis. In the
play Of that name. The audiences have steadily
increased since her nrat night ct Wallis. and
last evening the theatre was crowded BY Sc
iect assem6lAge, among those present being
President Grant and family and General sher-
man and family. Tomorrow evening "Little
Nell" will appear as Capltola, In the "Hldden
Hand, |" which has been dramatized especially for
her from Mrs. Southworths story OF that name.
The press have spoken In the highest terms Of
her personation OF Capltoa, and those who have
seen her as Fidelia should witness her In this
character, which Ia OF description that enables
advantage, on Friday evening "Little Nell'
will take benent. appearing as Capitola In the
"Ildden Hand
National Republican., 1873-11-27

W M. q. A. LECTURES.
LINCOLN HALL.
Independent If the scientific Course.
JULIA WARD HOWE,
TUESDAY EVENING, December o.
SUBJECT. "Men'a Women aud Woinenb Ncmen."
PROF. v. v. HAYDEN,
TUESDAY EVENING, December l6
SUBJECT; the Scenery Of our National PARKS"
with eIpusite iu tIat BY the stersoptic9n PrY-
THOMAS MAST,
TUESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER "a
SUBJECT; "Carcature," with illus iations by the
BY the ArtIst on the spot.
JOHN d COUGH,
TUESDAY EVENING, January ~. New Lecture
sURJEcT; "Nisht Scenes IN Ureat MetIopolis."
Prices-rhese four Ia Lscturrs will By sold tcstta,r
separately a an, :ire Is fol- ows; Ms Howe -
No extra charge for reserved seats. Diasrin a.
Warren Choats d On's. 81 PennA. avenue.
will be gwen in FEBRUARY. nov7t1v
National Republican., 1873-11-27
MEDICAL.

HAS REMOVED TO NO. a2o LOUISIANA
~ avenue AnEust |, sud open with fne stock
81 unns. Pistols, ffihins TAcsle sid hpsrtink
iysS-u JOHN !. PEABODY,
National Republican., 1873-11-27
AND
ARE cHKArKk
THAN AMY HOUSE
IN THIS DISTRICT CAN
SKILL THEN, As THEY COsr
nle..r.. DeusIn.s a. Dre.

lures and furniture Of the 81. Cloud hotel, but
will continue, a. heretofore, the sale OF skirts,
corsets, laftcs' underwear and fancy goods gen.
orally, At their skirt and corset factory under
said hotel.
National Republican., 1873-11-27

The very rne lecture by Mr.. wsgoner (notlce
OF which was unayoidably crowded out OF the
REPUBLICAN, was followed on Tucaday night by
Hon. Frederick D0nHnsa on the subject OF
"John Brown" Mr.. Douglass was greeted with
a nne audience, amt his lecture was listened to
with deep attention and eliclted much applause.
National Republican., 1873-11-27
PeruIcleus puvaatiyes.

Are recommended to cali and examine our goods
and prices before purchasing elsewhere.
NOAH WALKER a Co,
3t Gil PennsylvAnia avenue.
National Republican., 1873-11-27
IIsw Fsrtuses are Made.

wuxlE COLLINS readings, a, Li,coln hall,
Rfidnv night
National Republican., 1873-11-27
H..u flus al. Gala

Keep Ont tho Cold.
Go TO Savage's, and get him to put his un-
Iivaled wcaihef-stTip On your windows and
doors. Many have been comforted, and advise
their friends TO go and do likewise.
Jos. l.. SAVAGE,
Fennsylvanla avenue and Tenth street.
National Republican., 1873-11-27

SECURE your seats for wlikic Collins readings
to-day. Ellis will DO open until 10 O'Clock.
National Republican., 1873-11-27

CnILDREss CAFE CoArs, 90.
Childrens Cape Coats, o..
Childrens Cape Goats, ..
Childfens Cape Goats, ti0.
A large stock, at greatly reduced prices.
klsEMAN D Bko.,
sos Seventh street, three doors above L.
National Republican., 1873-11-27

:. u. ssuier a. Ce.,
Bankers, No. 1iis Pennsylvanie avenue. paJ 8
per cent on all depost.
National Republican., 1873-11-27
CELEBRATION oP THE PAY.

INT the next Thursday Is the grand gala day
at The New England farmhouse. ThinEs are not
ali IIst right unless there 10 snow enough on
Inc Rrouni 90 make good alelRhng; but u Is
rare, indeed, that such Is not the case. kysry
one " up hetimas, and the chores" are All nohe
IN before ''mroiiDg timh"-lO:9O oclock-when
all dressed IN their lost, proceed 70 tho simple
church, or 'ineetlng- -houAe" as 10 70 there eAieu,
aud listen " the only discourse Id tue year W
National Republican., 1873-11-27

National Savings Baak,
corner OF New YORK avenue and Fifteenth street.
pays Q per cent. per annnm on deposits for each
calendar month. Banking hours TO q; Batur-
dAys,e 70 AAnd u
National Republican., 1873-11-27
NM. JosErH WILLIAMS


are the common territory of all nations, and o
ship at sea Is part Of the territory OF the nation
whose nag II bears. In vindication OF this doc
trine the republic In Its infancy, In the year 1914
without hesitation went TO war with the then
most powerful nation OF the earth, and since
that time the doctrnehas not been seriously con-
troverted. Spain, BY the seizure Of the Virgin
ius, has committed an act Of war against the
United States. For several years the Spanish
Government has been pledgedt to the world, and
especially TO the United States, to wipe out that
relic Of barbarian, slavery, in the island Of Cuba;
yet for years that Government has been false to
those pledges, sheltering itself under subter-
s,SoSas sseif repaboan IN for% has CON-
tinually manifested most Jealous, hostile feel
ing towards the Government and institutions Of
While Spain has, almost within sight Of our
shores, treated her own subjects with cruelty
that has excited the horror Of all Chrlstsndom;
while she has failed to enforce upon her ofilclals
In Cuba obedience 10 International law and her
treaty stipulations with the United States; while
the mountain OF wrongs against our Government
and colonies have been month after month rising
dsnsht peopIss voice. 70 Ths % time Inn nS fpr forSea1. ~
ance has passed, and our Government and peo-
pie owe II to themselves to vindicate the national
honor and the rights Of American citizens by
force OF arms.
DR. O. u. PURvIs
was revolutionist, and believed In tie upturn-
ing OF any government for emancipation. II he
should look at the question a. citizen, he
those on the ylrginius did, they should be
treated as nllibusteTs; but looking At II from his
standpoint, he had little respect for international
law that protected q Shareholder In keeping his
Illegal property. His voice was for war, and
his cry, ''Let the bondmen be ftee."
Mr.. q. W. Downing wished TO know v Dr,
Puryls desired to give out that General Ryan
and others went 10 Cuba ls nllibusters, and moi
10 connect the freedom Of the island with thelr
movement.
DR.. Puryls replied that II Gen. Ryan went 70
Cuba, like John Brown did 70 Virginia, TO free
| the slaves, then he should have bid him God
| speed and prayed for his success.
Mr.. Downing had received the statement from
Ryan's lips that one Of his objects IN aiding the
| belllgerents was TO free the black man.
| DIR, Puryis was glad TO be corrected on the
subject, and II Ryan went 10 Cuba actuated By
| these motives then he would willingly plunge
his whole country In war for his reparatlon. III
had seen that the press OF the country wa,
National Republican., 1873-11-27
Harriet Beecher Stowe
TOMS
CABIN.
" M. q. A. LECTURES.

NuuI1HslUn' % ueHNs HtherVtu neHu' W
For sale at Ellis Il Co.'S Music Store. novci II
National Republican., 1873-11-27
Under this head DR.. Coz says:


"The history Of the smallpox as prevailing In
this city has been fully described In the annual
report. The epidemic, which at nrst threatened
District, was sucSessiuiiy arrested BY the y visi.
lance and persevering energy OF the Officers
having this subject In charge. The most power
ful measures for the prevention Of the spread Of
smallpox have been found 70 consist In isola-
tion and vaccination. The former was rendered
as perfect as circumstances and the provisions
Of law would permit; the latter most diligently
extent. The vaccination Of the population, ex-
elusive OF such persons as received attention at
the once Of the board. was oonnded to the ward
Dr. COZ warmly comments their labors, say
ing "To the ofices OF the ward physicians, we
feel convinced, Is due large share OF success
in shielding the District from from ne % rayages 81 81
smallpox 1t Is essential that the system OF vacci
nation thus inaugurated shall be persistently
sustained yeas after year, since q new popnla-
and permanent residents require the test Of re-
vaccination at uncertain intervals. The board
would, therefore, suggest that an addition OF at
least $500 per annum be made 10 the present sal
aries OF the ward physicians, In return for which
they shall be required tat least once year, or
oftener, should smallpox preyail,) TO visit every
house In their respective districts, for the vaccl-
nation and revacclnation OF all such as may be
unprotected, and to ascertain that those who
prefer TO apply TO their own family physician
shall have complied with the compulsory rule
within reasonable time.
ADDITIONAL LEGISLATION Is ABSOLUTELY DE.
MAsDED
to enable the board stil more successfully TO
protect our citizens against smallpox. The dis
ease has chleny prevailed In shanties and dilnpl-
dated houses where numbers were congregated,
the surroundings OF which Indicate gross neglect
of the common rules Of health, especially as re-
spects ventilation and personal cleanliness. No
| legal authority exists 10 compel the removal OF
| the infected from these locations, and thus, In
| many Instances, they have unayOldably c0ntln-
ued TO operate as foci for the propagation and
| spread OF the epidemic. In order 70 stamp GU,
every trace OF malady so justly dreaded, IL Ia
absolutely essential that the board shall have
authority TO separate the diseased from the
healthy, Vaccination aud isolation once aA-
| sured, smallpox will have no longer local hah-
| itAtlon In our midst. Vaccination, notwithstand
/ ing the newspaper wisdom upon this subject
| still commands the confidence OF the profession
I as an eficient preventive against the smallpox
| I. In order 10 thorough protection Of the com
| mnuliy every person exposed, from neglect ol
| vaccination or reyAcclnallOn, should be com
PEELED TO submit 10 this important preventive
National Republican., 1873-11-27

No rArER tomorrow. Do not forget the read
ings OF Wiikie Collins, at Lincoln hall.