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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-05-24
Eegal.

NOTlCE.-EsTATE OF ELIzABLTm TRuABo, DECD.
Notice Is hereby giyen that the undersigned, executor
OF the last will and testament OF Elizabeth Trubo
county OF La Sale and state of Illinois, deceased appear
before the County Court OF said county the third Monday
bcing the 2s day. of July 1873 at the Court House In
In said county when and where all persons having
claims OF demands against said estate notified attend
and present the same In writing for adjustment.
Dated this 10th day of Mao A. d. 1873.
OLIVER W. TRUMBO,
mayi7-6w Executor.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-05-24
- FARM AND GARDEN.
Feeding Colts.

A correspondent of the Maine Farmer thus
gives his practice:
l give colts as many oats as they can at
once eat up clean, feeding three times day
They manage to take good care of about the
following quantities in Il day:
Lbs. oats. Lbs; Aay'
WeanllngS. ................
1carllnSS ............... ~
year oldS. ............... ~
year OluS.. ........... ~
Once week they receive warm mash Of
bran and oats and once week they also have
three or four pounds of potatoes; each in lieu
of q usual feed They would get other roots
preferably carrots-if l had them. or
course these quantities vary slightly with the
animals, but they show the average feed. My
farmer neighbors look at my colts and Won
der at their size, power and spirit, when there
is no cause for wonder at ALL They not only
have warm, clean and ample boxes to move
about in, but they are cardcd and exercised
every day. TO this end the youngsters are
daily compelled to half an hours gallop in a
large yard, while two and three year Odds re-
ceive regular work upon the road
They are handled from their birth. 1t may
be objected that the farmer can not afford to
feed so highly. | reply that he cannot afford
to do otherwise He does not keep his grow
ing boy upon short allowance, but, on the
contrary, is in a state of chronic establishment
to see the quantity of provender the urchin
can stow away under his jacket. We all
know that children eat more than "grown"
people Why should not the same truth hold
good with animals?
l have not attempted to give any physio
logical reasons for this system, although they
are many. A common belief obtains that
colts are often spoilt by granting too much
Indeed, have been advised by wcll.meaning
friends to that effect. l would rather have
my own experience, however, than anybody's
advice. That experience tells me that extra
colts may be raised with extra care. If
fastened a yearling in a box or stall, and kept
him without exercise all winter, should cX
pect his legs to fill and stock" but | should
attribute the disease to its proper cause and
not to the oats. In conclusion | would say,
that at intervals we give sheaf oats in lieu of
hay; and during very cold weather an occa
siOnal feed of corn meal.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-05-24

Tor SALE.-1he subscriber offers for sale, on res.
sonabe terms the following lands and town lots sus
ted in La Sale county to wit:
LANDS.
10 Acres-WH SW q of EL NEL Sec. 2, T. 80, II. s.
BE- Acres-kt On. ofcsnaD ~ NEl4 Sec. IL T. SO. H. g.
so Acres-Wh SW y Sec. "a, T. g. RS.
100 Acres-NWK Sec. "a, I. 81, X. 5.
TOWN LOTS.
Lots !, G. Block 8, States Addition to Ottawa.
JInd n Lot IL, Block t. States edition to Ottawa.
Lots 3 t. s. g. TO- in Block "a States Add. Ottawa.
Lots s. 49, II, ~. H. 81, % Flock Is States Addition.
Lot g. Block 81, States Addition TO Ottawa.
Lot l3 Block 80, Ottawa Centre
The will be sold for part cash down. and the resdr
time suit purchasers For further particulars apply
10 Albert F. Dow. Canal ONCE, ottawa. Illinois.
ottawa May, ls6S.-tf r. 4. GOODELL.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-05-24

SI'ArE; OF ILILINOIS, LA SALE Co SO.
~ IN the County Court thereof 20 Nay Term A. D. 1917.
Cornelius Allen Of the last will testament Of
Harrison Hubbard, DECEASED ~ Hannah NJ Manning Sa.
ran A. hetcaf John Hubbard Daniel b. Wall Ursula Wall,
Harriet Wall, Sarah Wall, Ann Patterson and Christian
Stal.-Pahion 70 sell real estate 70 pay debts.
IL appearing from affidavit file In the office OF the
clerk OF said court that said defendants Ann Patterson
sua wall Harriet Wall and Sarah Wall not residents
state and said petitioner having filed his petition
SAID court on the probate side thereof the 26h day
April D. 1873 for the safe of the following described real
estate TO Pay debts Of said estate wit lots one two
three four 1--WE six and SEVEN in block two in Addi
ton to the town of Mendoza La Sale county. Ills and
summons having been issued thereon according to law
Notice therefore hereby given to said defendants Ann
Patterson Ursula Wdl, Harriet Wall and Sarah Wall that
unless you and each of you personally be and appear before
SAID court at said term thereof to be held at the Court House
In ottawa In said county the third Monday OF May next
1873 (when and where said summons Is returRsbe)
and Plead answer demur except to said petition the
same Will be taken tor confessed against and the
tiers and things therein prayed for decreed accordingly
H. J.. MEAD, Clerk.
J. c. CRooKRR, Solicitor maYS-4w
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NoIICE;.-EsTArE OF JOSEPH ID. RHODES. DECD
Notice is hereby given, that the undersigned admins
ax OF the estate Of Joseph d. Rhodes late of the county
OF La Sale and State of Illinois, deceased will appear before
the County Court of said county the 3D. Monday (beng
the 10th day. of June 1873 at the Court House in Ottawa
in said county when and where all persona having claims
demands against said estate notified TO attend and
present the same in writing for adjustment.
Dated this I'd day OF April A. d: 1873. -
HELENA NJ. RHODES.
apr96-6w Administrative.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-05-24

\. IN inyi rOTatGr, Liver Corrrcfor
rad BJocd RrnoVstOr is fEirI or to AL tie
Bii.crs. Tti>i-s, COrGials and snrs1-
.,nriilas in re u Is 20 adapted TO the whole
system tia: cvc-y organ and function in the lodyis
brought under is cxA.ilEe:.ns influence. II gives
tone and strcn-ti 40 the t.iGcstive mp
yrcrntus, d:speI1 IanGu0r and debility,
iuvt;r0ratcs the Eivcr, regulates the
Kidneys nnG Bowels, removes the effect Of
excess or ovcr;azat.eu ef any kind and gives We
tally md richness 20 the blood.
I,s curative powers alter and completely TeorGan-
&c tho entire mass Of fuis ard tie solids OF
t.e human system, thereby preventing and curing
DyswcDtic mad Consumptiye symp-
tonne, Rover ona hgue, Bilious DiscHs-
q. FcyCrs Of NIL kinds, Nervous Debii-
e. Affections of she Stomach md
= swcis, etc. As mild aud delightful Invigo-
gan' !9r delicate fsmslcs, IL las no superior.
liy its use lie and y.sor is given :. 10th body
ard mind, senjin; glow u vitality through every
part which is permanent and lasting.
!; IS tie most ef ctual remedy FOR tile relief o'
human suffering ewes discovered, ard as ea,Snt 20
tH- ti.te "A. old rye or fine wine.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-05-24

STATE OF ILLINOIS. LA SALE Co.-ss.
ChdncerY
Thomas Holt r. Eleanor Fight widow OF Levi Fight de-
ceased Phoebe Fight Mainda A. Fight, Abraham Siger
Isaac Sgler Jacob Siger, Arabea Boxer John Boxer.
Mary Sgler, Maria Ssler and Adeline Sigler
~ appearing from an affidavit on file in the office OF the
clerk 81 said court that said defendants, Aabella Boker
John Boxer Mary A. Siger and Maria Siger, are not
MS bl OF complaint IN said court on the chancery side
thereof Oh the first day of May A. 1873. hereiR,
summons having been issued thereon according to law
NOTICE. Therefore hereby given to said cefendants Ara
bella Boxer John Boxer. Mary a. Sigcr and Maria Sig
er that unless you shall personally be and appear before
SAID court al said term thereof TO be held at the Court
House IN OTTAWA In said county the second Monday of
May next A. lSS (when and where said summons is
turnaOle ana plead answer demur except to said bill,
The same VIII be taken for confessed against and the
matters and things therein prayed deceed accordingly
THOMAS & DEWEY, SOllcitnrs blarS-IW
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SALE.-Notice is hereby
" gven that by virtue of the power vested In by
cert ain order and decree of the County county
of La Sale and state OF Illinois, rendered the April term
thereof 1873, shall, Monday, the second day OF
June A. D. 1873 at the hour OF 10 O'Clock of said day
at the south door OF the County Court House In Otta Ia
highest bidder for cash the following described real estate
situate being and lying in the county OF La Sale and state
OF Illinois, VIZ:
The only of the half of Lot number Eleven
In Block number Eleven, In the town Of Streator
JOSEPH WHALE
Guardian OF Benjamin j. Whale.
DICKEY. BOYLE RICHoLsoN. Solicitors. mayS-lw
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-05-24

GUARDIANS SAIIC.-Notice Is hereby
given that by virtue Of the power vested In me by
certain order and decree Of the County Court OF the county
Of La sale and state of Illinois rendered at the April term
thereof A. D. 1879 shall Wednesday, the 4th day OF
June A. D. 1873 al the hour of O'Clock p said day.
on ne premises hereinafter described offer and expose for
real estate situated being and lying in the county OF La
Sale and state OF Illinois, viz:
The east hundred and four feet hy sixty feet Lot
Eleven in Block Seventy, in States Addition 10 ottawa
FRANCIS ZIMMERMAN,
Guardian of Charles Zimmerman.
DICkEY, BOYLH Nicholson. Solicitors. maYS-4W
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ID EMONAL.
Very New and Stylish Suits

Dr every kind of Spring Goods. The ladies' will do well 10
dop In and look AT the na.erns well the nicely
I'd nj rooms Patterns of every desert Also
nwciTs selffttng Chart sale. and Instructions given
The hest dress chart ever used. maya
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-05-26
Toledo Market,

TOLEDO, May 24.-Flour-Msrket
steady with a moderate demand. Wheat
Firm and l cent higher; No. l white
Michigan 81 Is; amber Michigan spot
81 67ta1 69; seller July s. II; No. am
Der Illinois 81 so; No. 2 red 81 OF; No. 8
do 81 90. Coma shade higher; high
mixed spot 48; seller last half of July
47ic: low mixed 45ic. OSts-Quiet and
unchanged at 40c.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-05-26
HnIrImore Cn,ile Market.

BALTIMORE, May 22.-BEEF CATTLE
The market has been very dull this week,
the uniavoraUlc character of the weather
having had depressing elect through
out, as there has been no activity at any
time in ils progress. The sluggishness OF
proceedings has been attended with de.
cline Of tatc per 10, the most marked diff.
erence being in the tops; those OF o ne
dun and moro inferior quality, especial
ly the latter, being somewhat scarce and
in fair demand, while those Of the lowest
order were most conspicuous by their
absence
Prices to-day for beet, cattle ranged as
follows: Best beeves at 50 25a7 90; that
generally rated first quality IS 50a6 25;
medium OF good fair quality s. 00a5 80
ordinary thin steers, oxen and COWS 80 GOA
0 90; Inferior and lowest grades Of cattle
50 0040 00-general average OF the mar.
ket to-day SO 90; extreme range Of prices
IS 00a7 60. Most Of the sales were from
s. so to 9 so per 100 lbs. OF the receipts
3S7 head came from Ohio, 80 from Mary
lane, 800 from Illinois, land 1856 from Penn
sylvania, total receipts for the week 1913
head, against 1885 last week, and 1877
head same time last year. OF the offer
ings 700 head were taken by Baltimore
butchers, 29S head sold TO Washington
city and Annapolis dealers-total sales
for the week 1854 head, against 1915
last week, and 07S head same time last
year.
SHEEP AND LAEBs-The receipts Of
sheep were quite large again this week,
showing an increase as compared with
last week; prices have in consequence CIV
en- way taIc per Id, the greater decline
being on the common grades. The quail.
ty OF the receipts was somewhat better
than last week, and while the tops show
no change in figures, the lower grades ex-
hibIt a decline Of ic. At the decline the
market has been fairly active. We quote
common 10 extra sheep at 4a6lc per ID
gross Lambs at g 50a5 90 per head,
with supply fully up 10 the demsnd,
Receipts this week 3,S75 head, against
2,54s last week, and 1867 head same time
last year.
HoGs-There has been n comparatively
light run Of hogs this week, but owing to
the rather heavy receipts of last week,
which the butchers providentially alb
sorbed, leaving the market at the close
rather bare Of stock, the supply has about
kept pace with the demand, and prices
have been fairly maintained, and though
there has been considerable firmness in
view Of the present light supply, there has
been no advance In prices, as somewhat
fuller receipts were anticipated the last oil
this week. We quote at 81 50as 90 per
100 lbs net. Receipts this week 5r205
head, against 10 ,347 last week, and s,702
head same time last year.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-05-26
GkIe.JnteltlqRtrrer.
-


New York Cor. Of Gin. Commercially
We hear much in these times Of thOsC
great corporations which control so many
Of the public interests, and exercise such
dangerous influence over State aue Con
gressi0nal legislation. The people, here
and there, are trying 10 take steps which
will check the assumptions OF these cor
pOrAtions. / doubt II we are yet able 10
realize the far greater power over legisla.
ton and the public interests which such
corporations will possess when they Join
together to carry out their objects. Two
things have taken place here within few
days which will help TO explain this re-
mark. One Of them is the organization
ui the powerful Life Insurance COmpan-
ips Of this city, representing hundreds OF
millions OF capital, into Chamber Of
Life Insurance" 1t was formally an
nOunCed, on the organization Of this body
that its object is 10 promote just and
equitable legislation" in the various States
OF the Union, and TO oppose such legis-
latiOn as may be preiudical" to insurance
interests. ltisimp0sSible TO estimate the
influence which such u formidable body
may exercise over legislation. 1t IS i'm
possible 10 tell the ways they may work,
the means they may adopt, or the results
they msyaccomplish But VIC have already
learned something about such points by
experience, and tho revelations made dur
ing last winter at Albany and Washing
ton have been-Ol the kind which may well
nut people on their guard, il they would
secure themselves any rights whatever
against the demands Of our ruling corpo-
ralions. The other thing to which l re-
lcrrcd above WAS the meeting which has
lust been held here OF the representatives
Of another immense combination Of corpo.
r1tions, the "Railroad Association Of
America, an Association in which over
one hundred railroads arc united, though
bni few OF them well represented at this
meeting. A good deal OF business Of one
Kind or another was put through bythesc
gentlemen; and, among other things, they
took into consideration tho action OF the
government with reference to the carry
ing OF the mails by the railroads. When
Congress undertakes 10 deal with this sub.
icct, the railroad lobby from this body
will be on hand TO cnlighten the peoples
representatives. One object Of the organ.
IL lliOu is to proiec; railroad interests in
Al! matters OF; legislation, und to defeat
asy measures that they may consider an
m:0nisliC to their rights. Now, say,
wien such dOmIneGriDg organizations as
these are formed by all tho great organi-
cations OF the country, VIA, will the mis-
cradle people do aUOH! them? How can
they meet them or overcome them? How
eau they maintain any show OF rights,
constitutional, political, or personal,
against their demands?
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-05-26
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, May 24.-CottOn--Dull,
OF 1SEC. Flour quiet, at 81 G5as co.
Wheat dull; No. 9 red winter, 81 90.
Corn quiet, at 44a5Oc. Rye nominal, at
SEC. Oats quiet, at 3Sa4sc. Barley quiet.
Groceries steady. Oils firm. Eggs firm,
at lac. Butter and Cheese steady. Pro.
Visions stronger, especially bulk meats
aud bacon. Meas Pork quiet, and held at
$40 90. Lard frmer; steam, SIC. Bulk
Meats stronger and moro active; should.
ers, G1c; clear rib sides in demand, at SIC,
held at SEC. Bacon tirmer; shoulders
held at 7fa7tc; clear rib sles, 0tc; clear,
0ic, shade less offered, Whisky steady,
at Doc.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-05-26

CHICAGO, May 24-Flour-Quiet and
unchanged. Wheat-Steady and prices a
shade better; No. spring Fl SGi; No.
do. 81 90! spot; 81 27l June; 2Gt July;
No. 3 do 81 1Sial 10; rejected 81 90.
COru-Demand lair and market firm; No.
2 mixed 8Otc spot; $3.50 seller June; ,3stc
seller July; 4iC seller August; rejected
3Gc. 0ats-No, 9, 3lsa3liC spot, Rye
Dull andprices are nominal. Barley
Dull. Observation-Disclosures fair
and prices advanced; SIS 70 June; $40 10
seller July. Lard-In fair demand and a
shade higher; SiaSs spot. Bacon-Qulel
and unchanged. Whisky-DGmand iail
and prices advanced; offerings light at Ole
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-05-26

A sIIREwD old gentleman once said to
his daughter, "Bc sure, my dear, you
never marry poor man; but remember
that the poorest man in the world Is one
that has money and nothing else"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-05-26

DISTRESSING accounts have como from
all wine growing counties Of France to
the effect that hardly any Of the vines
haze escaped, the recent severe frost
varied with cold wind and rain. In tho
Bordeaux district the loss Is set down at
five hundred million francs, and many
persons will have no autumn work 10 the
vineyards. From Valencia come reports
that the mulberry trees have been frost.
bitten; fruit, too, has suffered to such an
extent that a large preserving house in
Paris has just countermanded an extern
sivC order Tor tin cases,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-05-26

BALTIMORE, May 24.-Flour-In good
demand and firm at unchanged prices.
Wheat-Sleady. Com-Mixed western
G4c. Oats-Quiet and steady; mixed
western 40a5Oc. Ryc-Dull at 04ca$1 90.
Provisions-Flat and nominal. Mess
Pork $l7 BOA IS co. Bulk Meats
Shoulders &c, sides SIC; clear rib DC,
Bacon-ShouldCrs Sc; clear rib sides l0c.
Sugar Cured HNms-l4S10c, Lard 9A0tc.
Butter-Western active and unchanged,
Whisky-Firm at 95c.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-05-26
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Money and sIOek Market.

New York Money and Stock Market
NEW York, May 24.-MoNEY-Easy
on call to-day, and ranged from Z to 3
per cent. Legal Bonds outstanding
1856, 3Gj, 900, decrease since last Saturday
Of $l4O,0O0.
STERLING EXCHANGE-Lower, with
active business at lO5s to 1859, for prime
bankers 20 days. Sterling at 1908 to 1909
on sight. Custom receipts $3l4207,
GoLD-Active with further advance,
price ranged from 11ss TO 1881, and
closed at 11sF to 1881. Rates paid for
carrying 4aOl2a3 per cent. Bank state.
ment Is unGavorable, and shows a net loss
Of $SOO,SOO in legal reserve. The state
ment was moderate disappointment to
to street banks, as the whole now have
$4,O7O, 745 above the per cent required
by law. The per centage of reserve to
total liabilities Is 1908 per cent for the
National Banks, 24.4G for State Banks,
and 28.72 for banks In aggregate. Clear
ances $195,O0O,OOO. The Assistant Treas.
urer paid out to-day, 100000. Treasury
operations Tor the week, at the New York
Office included disbursements OF 1924
600 in gold for interest, and $lS,7OO in
redemption Of 600 bonds, and receipts Of
$23O,312 for custom house: The Treasury
also sold one million gold, and bought
$500, 900 bonds. A part Of tho gold was
paid for legal tender notes, which prOba-
ably explains the decrease In bank state
ment.
GOVERNMENT BoNDs-Closcd steady at
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-05-26

TuE condition Of Louisiana Is alike
pcrilpus and scandalous. II Congress, at
the last session, had the necessary indie
pendence' and frmness, and the sense Of
Justice which the occasion required, the
President would have had no use for sup
porting by the bayonet o State govern
ment in Louisiana which the most distin'
gushed Republican Senators have deClar'
cd is founded upon an infamous usurpa-
ton. 1.-THE time spent In consummatiDg
the back pay fraud had been honestly de-
voted to the settlement ofaffairs in Louis,
lana, the scandal VIC now witness would
have been aVoidcd,-Beeeler'S Christian
EHi0u
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-05-26
New York DRY Goods lIarket,

NEW York, May 24.-Trade was very
dnll In all branches. The market for
cotton goods was quiet and prices were
unchanged in first hands, but jobbers'
quotations are irregular and nominal.
Job lots Of prints arc selling freely, but
other makes are very quiet. Percales and
cambrics are in good demand. Ginghams
and delaines were dull. Woolens and
shawls were sluggish. Other foreign
goods were dull. Dry goods imports Tor
the week, 81, 100000.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-05-26
GOVERNMENT BoND5-Closed steady at
SrocKs-The dullness which charg

SToCKs-The dullness which charac.
terized stock Speculations during the
week was more marked to-day. Aside
from few shares, the changes were very
small. The Exchange had buta slim at.
tendance OF brokers, and the market at
times was neglected. The bank state
ment had but little effect on prices. The
largest dealings were in Pacific Mail,
which fell oil from 145; to 145, advanced
to 1851 and sold at 145s at the close.
Western Union declined from 1851 TO
1S4E, with latest transaC ons at inferno.
diate:quotatlons. Eric wRsidull, at 1GS!a
lG3alG3E, and the changes in the remain
der Of the list were only to 1, The Int.
ter fluctuatiOn was exceptional.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-05-26

THE decision by the Supreme Court
that the BOesel law is unconstitutional
does not seem 10 be as unfavorably re-
ceived in some Of the localities interested
as was expected. Many of our country
exchanges even express feeling oil relief
In the burden Of taxation being lifted
from the shoulders Of the people In
some towns that voted the tax It Is said q
subscription will be readily made to sup
ply the deficiency. The sober second
thought will, we doubt not, convince all
that the decision was not made moment
too soon and Is for the ultimate good Of
the country at large Cleveland LeadeG.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1873-06-26

and drier upon such walls and in damp
places, and whitewashing with it should
be practiced in common tenements, fac
tories, easements, closets, and garrets
To disinfect the clothing defiled in any
manner by eXcremental matters from the
sick, throw all such articles Immediately
into boiling water, and continue the
boiling for half an hour; or place them
in solution, covered, made as follows:
One pound of sulphate of zinc, six or
eight gallons Of water. to which add two
or three ounces of pure, strong carbolic
acid
Keep the soiled articles saturated until
they can be boiled. II the acid is not at
| hand, use the zinc water alone.
Apartments, bedding, and upholstery
that have been used by the sick with
cholera or diaFrh0ea should be fHmi gated
by the burning of several pounds OF
birthstone (sulphur) upon defended
iron pan, with the place tightly closed
for several hours, under a physicians di-
rections.
Hoping our citizens will act imnedi-
ately and in concert with the Board of
Health in cleansing our Village, and
placing US in good sanitary condition
for whatever may come in the form oil
disease, is the earnest desire Of the
Board.
By Order of the Board
A B. MONAHAN NJ D