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Medical Blunders.

From the period when surgeons applied
their salves to weapons instead Of wounds to
the present wide-awake age, the medical pro-
fession has often unwitiingly taken side with
disease 10 ts conflicts with the human system.
Even yet, in spite Of the teachings Of centuries
Of experience, some physicians believe in de-
pleting patients already seriously exhausted by
sickness, with powerful evacuants, emetics,
salivants, cautharidal piasters or the lancet.
But, providentially public intelligence is ahead
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MAYORS
PROCLAIM NATION.

T JOHN X. RAY. Mayor Of Shcp.
l, herdstown. W. Va. under authority
vested in me. by the Council OF ssid
town. do hereby proclaim and order, a.
follows
All alleys. hog pens. ou,houses and
privys. in said town, most be clesnsed
OF all filth, manure. &C., therein. by tho
parties who own them. aud whose lois
JON on said alleys. within the space OF
ten days from the ds,e hereof. or tho
same will be done by the Council at
their expense.
All pfivys must be removed from The
streets. TO the rear OF tho lots. or entire
ly. within Ten days, or they will be re-
moved by the Council a, The owners ex.
pense. .....
Parties owning the water right Of tho
town run are compelled To clesn fc.ssrne
OF all filth, stone. &c within the spice
OF ten days. .r,.. ... as
All cellars OF The town must be well
lined by the occupants OF the same.
No ashes or dirI Of any kind shsl! DO
permitted to be thrown upon The streets.
Persons are warned f,om riding M
driving rapidly through The streets, un-
der heavy penalty. rrrfH ana
Persons getting drunk. and staggering
upon The s,reeIs. and disturbing the
peace and dignity OF the town, ere here.
by warned that they viii be held 10 n
suic, accountability therefor, aud deal,
with according To lac. s...
Persons swearing. or using pfofsno
language, upon the streets. will be ARES
ted and dealt with according 10 law.
All horses running loose upon tho
streets will be taken up snd the owner
be made pay iine Of 80 cents for Tue
fret offence. ........... d..
Hereafter no security will be taken
for 6nes-the offender must psy Tho
same Immediately upon conviction or BIO
confined in jail.
Given under my hand Ibis 2Gih day
OF April, 1873. - IN.
April &c, 1879 Il
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The bill to submit to vote OF the
people of New York the question of IL
censing the sale of liquor in that State
has passed both houses of the General
Assembly. 1t includes lager beer and
cider An amendment to exempt New
York city was lost. Under this law, at
the November election, each town and
city in the State will vote on the ques-
ton of local license or local prohibition.
The law is almost identical with the
'local option" law OF Pennsylvania, un-
der which the several counties in that
State voted few months ago.
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EXTRACT OF JURUBEBA

EXTRACT OF JURUBEBA
is prepared directly from tho SOUTH AMER
TCAN PLANT, and is peculiarly suited TO al
these dificuIties,i il will elesnse the INITIATED
BLOOD strengthen the LIFE-GIVING pow
ERSan REMOVE ALL INSTRUCTIONS
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II should be freely taken. as Jurubeba 10 pro-
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Purifier. Fonie and Deobsiruent known in the
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