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CLOTHES or fIpE.-The following, which
we copy from the Scientific American.
should be remembered
Three persons out of four would rush
right up to the burning individual and be-
gin 10 paw with their hands without any
definite aim. II Is useless % tell The vic-
tim o do this or that, or call for wafer
In fact. il is generally be,i not 10 say
word, but TO seize blanke from the bed or
any woolen fahric--if non" ID nj hand take
any woolen mnrcrial--bold the corners a.
lar apart as you can. stretch out higher
than your head. and running boldly 90 the
person. make motion of clasping in the
arms. mostly about the shoulders. This
instantly smotheIs the fire and saves the
face. The next instant throw the person
on the floor. This Is an additional safety
10 The face and breath. aud any remnant of
dame can he put out more leisurely'
The next instant immerse the burnt part
in water as rapidly as possible. Next get
some common flour, remove from The wa
ter. and cover ,hc burnt parts with an inch
in thickness OF -four if possible put the
patient to bed, and do all that is possible TO
soo,be until the physician arrives. Let
the tlour remain until IL falls of itself
when beautiful new skin can be found.
Unless the barns are deep. no other appli.
cations is needed. The dry -four for burns
Is the most admirable remedy ever propos-
ed. and the information ought 10 be impair.
ted to all The principle of iis action is,
that like the water, il causes instant and
perfect relief from pain by totally exclud-
ing all air from the injured paris.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
WINTER TINE TABLE.
Eight trains (Daily) to and from
Philadelphia and Pittsburgh, and
Two trains Daily to and from
Erie Sundays Exceptcd.)

ON AND AFTER MONDAY NOV,
18th, 1871, the Passenger Trains
Of the Pennsylvania Railroad Company
will depart from Harrisburg and arriv,
ut Philadelphia and Pitisburg as fol
lows.
EASTWARD
35-Philndclphia Express leaves Har,
risburg daily exeept Monday nt 81
"a m and arrives at West Philadelphia NJ
u 40 q m.
O5-Past line leaves Harrisburg daily
Iexeept Monday at 1 0ja IN and arrives
at West Philadelphia at 3 O5 n N.
: 3O--Mail Train leaves Harrisburg dai-
ly [except SUNDAY at 80 IN and ar
riyes at Philadelphia at II 20 p m.
10 i5-Cincinnaii Express leaves llar-
rishurg daily at 10 10 p IN and arrives al
West Philadelphia at o 10 "a m.
II 4G-paciGc Express leaves Harris
burg daily AT II 10 a N and arrives al
West Pbiladclphia at 3 40 p m.
2CO-Elmira Express leaves linrrisbn, g
daily NJ . % p m and arrives nj West Phil
adrlpbia at 6 Og p IN Lxctpi sunday
bj-iInrrishurg Accommodation leaves
Harrisburg at j5 p IN and arrives AT
philadelphia at 40 , IN,
ooI1L ,a 1Lnuoa In" I".n' Wv snndaS ,
caves Harrisburg aa''y t'x.ep w pnna%sy, y
at 5u u N ana arrives Ut "es' iHhaue''
phia at IL Az Prsrw,pn ~;
440-Erie Fast Line west, for Erie,
leaves Harrisburg daily Except Sunday
AT 4 40 D m arriving at Erie NJ 40 am.
10 lO-Erie Mali west, for Erie, leaves
Harrisburg daily at 10 4U IN arriving NJ
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GREAT DISCOVERY.
Runk.els' Bitter Vine of E,


KUNKEL'S BITTER WINE OF IRON
will cure all diseases arising from aisor-
dered liver and stomach. such as cons,i-
ration, fatulehce. inward piles, fullne.s OF
hleod TO the head. acidily Of the stomach.
nausea, heartburn. disgust Of food, fullness
or weight in the stomach, sinking or flut-
ierine at The pit Of the stomach. swimming
AT the head, hurried or difficult breathing,
fuitering at the heart, choking or sufocai-
Jog sensations when in lying posture. dim
ness Of vision. &c. Price, 81, per hottie.
u. +. Kunkel proprietor. Depot 269 North
9Th st.. below Vine, Philadelphia. Price
81 90 for sale by Druggists.
IL yonr Druggist has it not. enclose 81 90
to my Address, N. Y. Cor 10Th. and Chest.
nut. and il will comedy next express train,
and ADVICE free Of charge.
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. ERUIT M ORNAMENTAL

A complete assortment Of Standard and
Dwarf Apples, Pears, Peaches, Plums SHE.
rian Grabs. Apriccis. aud Nectarines
Grapes. Currants, Goosberries, Raspbcr-
rics. Bickberrres, Asparagus. Rbubarb.
Nuts Shade and Ornamental Trees.
Hardy Fiowering and Climbing Shrubs,
Hedge Plants. so. Enclose stamp for Cat.
alogue aud Priced List.
EDw'D s. EVANS 4 CO,
Nurssymsn and stedsmtn, York, Pa
Mar. ~, '73Sw.
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Tnr June number ofthat time-hcnored month.
" THH PnR BIOLOGICAL JorRNAL, mainta ins
10 character for ese' Hence and progression IT.
lon tail" - contents disclos,s v f-,ight,ce o.
once time'y, interesiinR, aYd edifyIng-witncss- -
he Baron uf Schwar'y Senborn aud tho icra
TX ibi ion; Euprrss VI zabeth ~ Aust-ia; 50.
cialsm in Ame la an accom-, OF the diiIeren'
Communlties, from 'he earliest; on Kind Il
Ghosts; unity F,thniil and her Mission; Borr
10 he H,n'eh. vii Helix Illu trtinn a
Neighbor Of Niue y Tooi story ; pe.piriti n,
or How to nr'rihe The ia'e JIsms Won i.b blg;
so. g.. THIS valuable JOURNAL vii 60 rmeuce
~ hfty.sevsntr v"lnme with tho iuly uutb,r.
for sls months. 80 cent. sinsle numbers. 5. X.
Wells, New York.
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We understand that our Borg has been
selected. as the regular place for holding
our Agricultural fair. A committee has
been appointed to purchase 10 acres Of
land for its location.
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Beware Of counserfeIts -
JOB MOSES siH s,',E. HAYES GyAHkE's y;,R

A.. effensirsiy oouNrsRFrrrrD. Dt'honsa Dy~sgiss
rnasato 70 .Hbs .ssni,Is,s ,o -ts yrsofsr pre.t,.
The sens,ss hoss ne sa,as of .lob nfoA~s on saeA
raeka9e. All o'her. ar. worthless spuaiion. The
ersu1Ss Pills are uufans IN tho oure Of all tho,s
painful aud dangerous diseHsse tn which the female
constitution n subject They moderate ali eyecs-ivs
and cure all suppression of the msnsss WHOM caused
" cold. Inflammation. or disesAe In all eases %
Nervous ard Spinal Anectons, Pains in the Hack
and Lim6s, Fatigue ou slight ercrtion, Palpitation
oithe Heart Mysteries and Whites, thry will effect
very powsriui eontAin nothing hurtful TO tho uoss
delicate constitution
Circular in hngllsh Germsn and French around
each bottle rive. tull direction and adyice.
he dysuiss Pills arc sold nj most drug stores hut
" your druggist cannot supply the ogsuIsR, do not
be persuaded 70 accept any counterfeit bogus
uolc but send One Dollar 10 the sole proprietor lob
Moses. II CortlAudt Street. Now York, with nsmo
OF express ohce at which you will call for the pack.
aEe, and bottle OF the GENUINE Pills securely and
saie1 packed 40 plain wrappers will be sent BY return
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The corn planted In this vicinity has
nearly oil rotied In the ground. Many Of
our farmers are planting for The Second
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The sunbury Daily, has been recently
enlarged and improved. II IL now res
peciaele sine. and for the latest newt, So,
can't be beat.
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Tom. Thumb and vife sud Comodore
Nut and wife, will be st sanbury, June
10Th. ts
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DOrOugh Statennen

Statement Of hs Finances Of he borough
of N,ddieJurg. for Ms year 1872, and Pre-.
uioHs ged's since last Settlement, 29th
Mach 1873, Uis:
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CENTRAL RAILWAY.

Tho only trains stoppin at Solinsgrovo are
the mail norm jS pn Fnst l,ino north at Oiy
u ~. aud mail south At II ~ e N.
En \. NpuNG, Den. Pass Agi.
\ r. flSkE. Don ~upt.
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MARRIED..

May Is, by rev. John x, snyder, Abrah,m m
Stsi snberHsr, of Junista co.. aud Miss Ads.iA
rroup ef Perry Twp. Ssydsr 90. t..sg.l.
!. May 1t by the same, Henri. a sfielder, II Ju~
nists %. Ani Miss SAfsS wiiiov Of wasi Pssry
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RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.

BRYAN's PULMONIC WATERS
Eure CouaHs. Cotps. ASTHMA, BRoScHrIs, SOM
IhhoAr, HoAnsysSss, DiFvlcuLr PRtATHISo, In.
cuIysr CossuNrTtos AND Luso DIrp.srs. Thsy
hsvs no taste OF medicine, and any child will taxa
them. Thousands have been rsstored to health that
sso'1 AZ ea sRyAH sIIssTR 4 nSPS5'
pr'ce 20 cents ner box. JOB MOSES. Propro-
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he trains on the Phil,iclpsiN 6 Eric Rail
Road will run rs follows;
WESTWARD.
NAIL TRAIN, lcavs Philadelphia | | 40 p m
Sunhury so N
" arr at Erie 5i pm,
ERIE EXPRESS leaves phila'a. f. 81 p IN
Sudbury 1Ul pm
" arr nj Erie I iha m
ELMlRA MAIL leaves rhilaa stOam
=" Suubury 42o pm
4" arr at Lock Haven 35 pm
NIAGARA EXPRESS leaves Phila. 30 n III
E" sunbury II i6 pm
" arr at Reuova 4 80 p III
EASTWARD.
NAIL TRAIN leaves Erie. II S5 n m
" - Sunbury l. 40 a m
Z" arr at philn'a 655 u m
ERIE EXPRESS leaves Erie. 9o5 p IN
Sunpury Q IS n m
" arr al Philadelphia 3 80 m
ELNIlR RA MAIL leaves Lock Haven ij II m
sunhIry ! 90 am
q" arr al Phila'a G 90 p IN
NIAGARA Express lea's licnova 325pm
" Sunbury e Top IN
4" arr at Phila'a 23Ja m
Mail East connects east and wcst Mt Erie
with l.. $. & VI. s. Il. W aud ut Cory and
Irvineton with Oil Coeek aud Allegheny
H. r. W
Mail West with west hound trains on l..
:. * VI. s. Il. ". and at lviug,on with Oil
Creek aud Allegheny u. u. W.
Niagara Express and Erie Express East,
and Erie Mail Niagara Express aud FL.
mirn Mail West. connect at Willinmpori
with trains gsiug north on the Elmira and
Canandaigua division of the n. G, II. X.
Catawissa passenger trains will he run
east from williamsport on Erie Express,
and west TO Williamsport on Elmira Mail.
WM. A. BALDWIN
Gen'l Supt.
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THE GREAT FRENch REMEDY.
DELAMARRE,s SPECIFIC PILLS.

- Pfepared by j. GAKANTIERE,
y No 2lt Rue Lombard, Paris.
.These pills arc highly rscomu ended by tho entire
hcdies Faculty Of France as tie very lest remedy
q all cases a spormatorrhGr GrA or Seminal Weakness
Weak spine: Deposits in the Urine Nervous do,
from Abuse and Secret Habits. They when all
,ther remedies fail and have been used with astonish
tho past u y.ars Pamphlet cf Advice In each boI,
q will be ASH, free Ia any address Price 4 I per
BoN. Ssnt by mail. sseBrsiy scaiei Itotn alt obev.
sar0r. receipt of pr,ce by any advertIs-d Agent
OSCAR q. MoSkS N sCoRri..spr hr.. kkv Yokk,
bole General Agent for AmsucA
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The uissilnary In 'titute at Scilnslrovc will
hnli it' commencement exercises, comm ucIng
on tie 30th inst. Tha cxaninaton OF the clp.s
! ical department will b. hid on Frltay, My
30, AMI MONDAY, June 2i The Alluuulald-e's
will he delivered on Monday eyelipg, o. Tues.
day tJuue 3Jl the examination Of Ia, The,losl.
cal denartmont viii be held, ani IN tho evohipg
address shy the gradraing class aud POT. u.
Zlcglor, ID ID. ON weluesd,y dun, AM a, 10
A. NJ, address before the Litcry So,ietv ~
Rev. Joel Svartz, D. d and In the ~ ming thu
exhibition By the Classical department,
The aunud meetlnq OF the board ofdl ettors Of
the Mis- ,lonsry Instltndc III Ne he'd at SO ms.
rgoYe o. Monday evening June "a.
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TuE AtDIsE Tor Jnno shows Whit re land.
sea rat't" of America can do. when ~
hty" "a IN nj = wnrk ~ black AID WHIT. They
uat1t ric'ur"s whi IL are scen f,ra short tim in
cir rful.Os aah ia re zen 10 more, cx c =
bv their p rchl RS; being IN act, no NJ ch g
move ron the actui' word OF At Ne n ticy
did Hot exist Il "a OF erw se wi h hem W q ,
they are d"awu on w. Il, md seen by the h u.
nfs of rei 10 OF rHE ALlINe, In eve y ser-
don Otto cpnntrN, VII constitute pbwerfu art
c0nstitue1fy.r 4 ma crrtflr sen r n esept
.Ostrrity, Tn" litu 'ratu'e OF this number . re-
m,fk2bl tor sex ,iencr. there are two stur.
iss Of scw IN li.d lg. "ihor oi viii h would
. he ~ eriry iest - lftH. mo th la nlh-
o. uiagasi Q. T. Q poe ~ Il a. 20 ID a. ev r
Suhs pti n pfi :j including Chrltuos 'Y.l-
lolk.
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DnILADELPnIhS ERIE ERAiLROAD.

WINTER TINE TABLE.
IN and After MONDAY OCr. e, 1872
he trains on the Phi,ielpsiN & Eric Rail
Road will run as fOllows:
WESrW ARD.
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vs.Tr,ins will stcp'm Stations marked "f'
Pr SMITH, supt.
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1873 BOROUGH FUND
Air,l 10, r oriers o t.ia.di ior 1867 sj5I
TOOrters ,ustind ny tor ISIS % 2
do DO d. do 7uN'l 2s 27
do do do do lsI2 %
Slig I
70 amount. - reverted b. st-ce' Comml..
in q Tor hIuli <, Ac dlre on sre tin
ls'., aud for VII Oh cert neat .Iu'Uut md
.riers 10 Le leu d. $3.50
Tot iudslt On 50 Ap.Il 10, 1873. s.Oi "
1878. GJNTuA CG.
Airil 0 by cish In ha dis of q Scho,h
"a o Tr Gsnrir,u lance duo
II rOu.h A5 %
d. do in hirds OF Hiram Schwenl
l,to ollectr 81 20
Hy cash ia uds uf Bowen, COT si5
10 do 10 J-cob steiuingcr do 3ISI c5l 1851
Balance due borough, April l., 1873. s5i o.
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Account 1 Of tli,am schwcn;, corr ofisCs
ie;3 nr.
20 .mc'nt or balance du So Borough, at
3, lemcut, a e. NJ dch -. 1863. S'i5Ss
contra, tr.
Dy Ord'-s - Ell by Counc |. paid
To Irca VI e.. 5000
By cssh phtl to Treasurer 7sp
III Nonof tins made ~ Council sos
d. Oiiauc' faii IOtolgi. 81 10 iiTss
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Accorn' of Sampsi Bowen, G. leo or for the
,cl 1870, to autU Duplicate ss7GI
ls53 IN "a or
By orders paid ~ Tteuury 425c2
10 XOrrAto - s'u.d hy COuf 20
ln c0muisn IN S3s Gi MO p,rct iVR
do VA ancc due bi,Uu,h 1875 9S5
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Account of Jac,' - lninyer Coll c,or tor the
year is7i " lSi2.
70 amouut ~ Lis dupl,cat, Of Tax. saGJ .
t0ut,a. tr.
b. order. all over aud cancelled
by u 4 urs S-i3 10
BY alluWauc smaie by auiltis 2os
do unull,'s Ou $50 10 ~ per cent lJil
10 b. l!iDcu due tht borough. JlSJ 1850
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TWENTY

! ,I's:s = i|;i ~, y: s ! IN =
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The worst punish hment for child Is
making Il hunt switch for It's back.
Over 900 dne sbad were caugh in the
Junists last week below the Miilerstown
dam.
--Good butter has been ono Of the scare
est articles sought for in our market fo'
some month past.
The days are now over thirteen hours
long, between sunrise and sunset---day-
light enough for oil practical purposes.
~ The railroad track scales built by
the Fairbanks Scale Company In 1872,
could weigh s5i locomotives loaded upon
them oil at once.
Plant sunaowers II there Is sny plac,
about your house where water Is thrown
out and likely 10 become malarious. This
rthe ~ ~ Of absorbing malaria
pherea
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when the disease has shown itself, IL may
consume ten or fifteen years In reaching It's
Inevitable end. In all this time there IL no
point at which cure IL practicable. Tho
utmost science can do is to alleviate the suffer-
lngs Of the doomed wretch. The most kindly
thing TO do TO lepcr would be 10 knock him
on the head hard enough TO put him out Of
his misery. The next best is TO varnlsh him,
so as 10 keep the air from his tumors, and so
allay hls itching.
The Chinese do not quite go strictly shun
the lcpcrs, yet even they avoid touching
them. 1t Is their belief that the leprosy G
only communicated by actual contact with
the minute scales which fall from the lepcr's
livid tumor. Hence the leper finds home
In separate pen among them, has tub all
to his own use In their wash-houses, o tn.
BILE by himself In their cigar factories, 0
bench where he may work alone at slipper
making. By what regulations Of their owr
all this Ia effected a white man cannot End
out. They have their own laws, Judges and
penalties as much here as In China, and
stolidly refuse any information concerning
them, or rather evade inquiry by ''no sabc,
or "mc no understand" That they have .
system Of isolation for the lcper Is, however
very apparent. How far the disease actuall,
prevails among them Is another thing which
passes the wisdom of the Caucasian to ms
out. The Mongolis nothing II not "deyllisl
sly" lie knows better than to expose fac
which might seriously initiate against hi
retaining toothold upon our soil, even II Il
were not sufficient for him that he dcspisei
our laws Of registration, reyllcs our board
| Of health and condemns oil our social usagos
So, II ono Of them dies Of leprosy, the sur
viyOrs prefer to pay q couple OF dollars :,
some medical practitioner for q certifcat,
that the dead man passed In his checks
from some other cause, and so quietly enable
them to bury him until such time as his bone
can conveniently be picked out and sen
home to China, where all Chlnamen's bone'
are sent Don.
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The Fig Leaf ORES. SIN Hxtant.

The Friend Of india describes clan of
lcaf-clad mountainecrs just discovered In the
hills Of Kconjhur. They arc called the Ju-
hangs. Tho men have already abandoned
the use of leaves for the smallest quantity Of
cotton cloth; but tho women cling to their
foliage dress. Col. Dallon, who describes
them, thus describes the FIRST torch-light
dance the Junangs gave him. lie says. The
next day they came to my tent at noon, and
while l converscd with the males on their
customs, language and religion, the girls sat
nestled together In corner, for q long time
silent and motionless as statues; but after an
hour or two had elapsed the crouchlng
| nymps showed signs Of life and symptoms OF
uneasiness, and, more attentiycly regarding
| them, found that great tears were dropping
| from their downcast eyes like dew drops on
green leaves. On my tenderly seeking the
cause Of their distress, l was told that the
leaves were becoming dry, stiff and uncom-
Portable, and II they were not allowed to 20
into the woods for change, the conse-
quences would be serious, and they certainly
could not dance. 1t was bright, dry day,
and the crisp rustling as they rose to depart
confirmed the statement. When they re-
turned, arrayed In fresh leaves, we induced
them to give us not only the solemn measure
Of the evening before, but to perform a va.
ricty Of sportiye dances, some quite dramatic
in effect, and 1t was altogether most inter.
estlng "ballet"
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The Rcow dcs Deur Nondes has AN article
on French art, from which we extract the
following; "scrvility Of imitation, absence
Of invention, and taste for the bizarre, COM
bincd with commonplaceness-su are the
defects OF modern art, and they arc badly
enough concealed under O profuslon of
works forming a nteidnge Of oddities, but
without value. The whole world hunts for
something new, which nobody knows where
to ilnd; and when, by accident, any one
happens to discover new vein, the world
falls upon II, deaowers and rifles II. These
pretended novelties arc OF doubtful authentl-
city. For the most part, rs In the paintings
of NJ. Croc, they are only the resurrection Of
an art forgotten, II they are not disgraccful
limitations of an exotic and barbaric art. In
general 1t Is old models which have been
freshened by the mere invention of tho noud-
tetr; Jour novelties are only returns, more or
less disguised, to the spirit Of the antique
This Is natural enough, and would not alone
DO regarded as cause Of alarm. In art,
more than anywhere else, 1t may be well said
that there Is nothing absolutely new. The
great eras Of tho Renaissance have been, as
the word indicates, only returns to the past
The artist should always be allowed the lib
erty Of taking his good where he finds II,
without being systematically tied to q school,
be II the classic or the realistic. Il Is absurd
to attempt to restrict him to one style more
than another. Art Is not matter to be regu-
lated by the police; such an idea should be
left to the republic Of Plato, as should the
attempt to i'm 5pse on art In France an arti-
fetal discipline by concentrating the cduca-
ton of artists In the hands of few profess
sors patented and placed under the superyl-
sion of the State. In this direction France
has been for these many years drifting.
There is at present In France only one place
where artists can make strong studies and
that is the Paris Ecole des Bcaux Arts. Indi-
vidual effort languishes; the grand private
schools have disappeared. Young students
are now compelled to get an official sanction
or bull, which, conferred by a salaried func-
tionary, establishes no relation between pupil
and master, nor are they allowed to exercise
any mutual preference. Under prctcxt Of
discipline, this sanction subjects Its victims
to all the caprices OF an individual fancy,
and to all the Illusions OF solitary spleen"
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,Is TO THE PUBLIC.
Rules, Regulations, and InUructioss fer
the Prevention Of the spread Of Epi.
dernlc, Infections, md Contagious Dis
eaaea In thu pi.lrlcl af Galp llhla.

Al ~ ~
Ruiss, Regulations, and Inaructioss fer
the PreSeutieu Of the spread Of Rpi.
demic, Iufectious, and Contagious Dis
eases In tho Di.trict Of Csiumbia.
Whereas, by .An act for the Prevention q Dis.
81 tas istr9' n Columbia; whsns " N thsis,nds
sS 81 sa or Or
iasona dise.ses TO Issue or cause e be Issued such
fSsf e. ssa Sr Ss
yention and removal q such disease. ssid orders
iul i9res and sGssi until " me ssia board =
yokedi iroriisd, That the same may be podined
Bsss$ y iIssi!h q sss Ii..,is;s SsSs%$l:; ss
snd ss az orSs Gsss sisSs
District q Ss! ss my
is.s: issP:ns s isss; . d'hs. ;spiSsR,ss, sSni.
formation, report the same to the Beard Of Health
%n e III ROM
re ne 81 Hs. Ss sG ol
every undertaken within the District Of Conmbia
lending physician or other rcsponsibie person hsv-
s ~ % ,ae case to re 5e sane to tne
g. No railroad or steamboat company or other
common carrier shall bring into the District OF Co.
Peeied o. being anes,sd By any 81 ,be foreroIns
diseases; but any railroad car. steamboat other
articles affected or suspected 81 being aifected as
e. h e. @ sS R
notinsd Of the same and the ProIer officer thereof
and disposed Of the same according to the direction
OF the Board OF Health.
diseases within The District OF Columbia there shall
ashes suphate Of Iron carbolic acid with suiphate
N ot N and Si
suphate Of iron dissolved In gallons OF water,
with one half pint Of crude carbolic acid added u
the solution, shAl be employed In quantities mot
carboate Of lime, or other equivalent dsinfe
shall be used In such quantities and within such
times as to keep all premises within tho District Of
& That ali andertaiers, or persons acting "a un.
dertAkers, In the city Of Georgetown are hereby re-
quired to report to The Board Of Health. on or be
fore the tenth day OF each month. until 9th rwisc
~ ason %sds * tsSSshs
sponsbe person cosnizant q the circumstances
the name seI color aFe time q aud cause Of DEATH
other facts as may serve 70 Identity the Individual
and be OF service to the board IN preventing the
spresd OF epidemic, infectious or contagious dis.
conserve the public health. risidly enforce scoord.
1.-THE duty q the board of Health TO issue orders,
Prssiaep. Board d asssi. bi So 4 Columbia.
Approved. ii. b. CooHE. doSernor. jyl4st