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TIEITED STATES EHGTEFER OFsIOE. :
" WASHINGTON AvRHUR,

N0TICE.-sseond-hs hand Clothine BcaS1S ana
~ soia. VIII pay fair prices Tor ssccnd. hama
nal; No. Sl1 D strsss, estyssa stS ana is:S
oSssos northws8. ,. HxRxoo. ianSelIs
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TOMORROW.

py LATIMER 4 CLEARY,
~ Auctloneers and Real Estate Brokers'
southwest corner Pennsytlanis and llth 81 =,
Star Office Building.
WALNUT PAREOR SUITES IN sTnIpEp
b. PS; WALNUT MARBLE TOP CENTER
shD SIDE TABLES; STEPPED REP LAM
BBkQuIhS, WITH LACE CURTAINS AID
GoBNlOE; FINE CHROMOS AND ENGRAV-
INGS; mhNrEL 02NAMENTs; BRUSSELS,
THRkE.PLY, AND INGRAM CARPETS:
MT MAk5L1 TOP sIDERokRP; MAHoa-
TABLES; TEQ DOZEN OAK CANE SEAT
DinLNG 0HAIRs; CHINA, GLASS AND
PLhT6D WhkEi SUPERIOR REEKIGERA-
TOB, BUILT TO ORDERi OAK HALL BACK;
SGEEN SOLID WALNUT MARBLE Tor
CHAMBER SUITES; SOLID WALNUT AND
MAHOGANY DOUBLE AND SINGLE WARD-
EOBkS, LOUNGES, RoCBER5 AND CHAIRS:
sExEN CURLED HAIR MATTRESSES;
Busk MhTTREsSRS; FEATHER boil,
SIERs AND PILLOWS: TOILET SETS;
LARGE EUMBER OF BLANKETs'
SPREADS, &C: KITCHEN REQUISITES,
&C, &C, At AUCTION
n On TUESDAY MORNING, JaIy 2sth.
VI commencing at 10 o'clock, we viii sell at N >.
~ oIO street northwest, between ~ q and 9Th
istree, rect the above en9m.rs'ei articles, We
the furniture is in excellent cOnditiOn.
Terms cash. LBTIMER CLEARY,
JyZS-td Bep.l euctioneers,
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pTB Ii. WARNER,
- Zeal Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
FEDERAL buildings, corner 7Ih and r sta northMest

- 6sal Estate Broker and Auctioneor,
Federal Buildings, corner 7Ih and sta northwest,
PUBLIC SALE OF DESIRABLE BUILDING
LOT ON THE WEST SIDE OF THIRB
SThEET. BE1WREE AND VIRGINIA AVE.
NUE. SOUTHEAST, ON Lone TIME.
IN L viii orer for sale, on TUESDAY, July IS n,
h.-square 10. 766, having front 81 street east
OF 50 feet by depth Of 100 feet and will be sold in
two parcels IL desired,
Terms: 500 cash; balance in monthly INSTALL
mepts Of D. with per cent interest. A deposit of
slC0 Will be reqni ed at time of SALE All con ,ey
sncing ct cost Of purchaser.
jy2l-eoSds j. T. OOLDwELL, Salesman.
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10y THOMAS T. wAGGAMAN,
ID Real Estate Auctioneer, Sl9 7th street
TRUsTIE's SALE OF REAL ESTATE ON M
sTREET, Max OONNEOTIOUT AYENuE

TRUST1E'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE ON Nj
STREET, HEAk C0NNEOTIOUT AVENUE.
- BY virtue Of deed OF trust to the Undersigned
- dated January Hth, 1871, recorded in Liber No.
- $50, folio IS, one of the land records Of Wash.
IT. gsn oonhfy, IN the District of Oolumbis, and by
direction II the parties secured thereby will sell
at public auction, On fhe premises. on SATURDAY,
real estate, 20 Wit Part Of original Lot pumbsred
three 80, OF Square numbered one hundred and
sixty floo), beginning for the same ct Q point N
street ninety three go loo feet east OF the south.
western corner OF said square, thence theastery
etong he line OF Rhode Island avenue to point due
Dorth 81 the point of beginning and thence south
the point OF beginning. Tbs Lot IL improved By
comfortable tyo-story Cottage.
Terms Of sale One third cash; balance in 8, II
OF sale, and secured By deed OF trust the prem
lsee. All copveyanctng at the cost Of purchaser. A
deposit OF S2o0 VIII be required Ct the time of SALE
II the terms Of sale are not complied With In days
from day OF Gale, the Trustees reserve the right TO
r.seIl the property st the risk and cost Of the
5 TE5R; " : Jonas pSsSs ! Trustees.
jy34-eo&ds THOe. =. WAGGAMAN, Auct.
TREsFBys' SAIL Of one Eaeam Boiler and IN.
eiDo, three Mandrets, i've Dart Harness,
I'VE Block Carts, one Emery Machine, Building.
Pulleys, ehsfsins, and other sppurten.nces there
ing date the 18th day Of May. 1873 aud recorded in
hber 10. feiio ls Of the land records Of Washing
ton, D. O We win sell at public auction, on FRI
DAY, the 3ist day Of July, 1874, at $3.50 O'Clock p
M, Of the foot Of 81 street southeart, Guiaand's
wharf, the above named articles Terms cash.
HORATIO B. WILOOX,t r.,.....
jzssA,25,zSo WELCOME y. BEEBE,{
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(IovERsMENT HyssITAL FOE TaE IN.

NEAR WASHINGTON, d. July 18th, 1874
URDAY, August i, Is7i When they viii viii be opened
in presence Of sneh bidders ch-se TO attend, 10
Of 22iO It's eaeh Of best of mine bitHminous or
cumberland Coal, and three hundred (sOO) tons Of
z,A0 lbs each, OF white ash, egg size. anthr sci.e
coal 20 be delivered in boats alongsids in cars
in less San as days om the % @s Of Se
aces Ptance OF any PROPOSAL and TO continue az the
whole anoant adv ert.ed for is delivered. Tse coal
viii be delivered in strict accordance with the Of
cargo viii be made INN, distely after i, is received
fall amount q coal engaged to be delivered in as
cSrdance with this I'D isenent - received. No
unless the trne is given in the offer by which
the Goal bidder proposes to furnish is best known
dealer or miner and the successful bidder must fur
he agrees TO furnish. Offers viii be received from
the came person or company to furnish either bitn
cea Bid. Will be Clustered Snans 9OsR spds Q,
alter the LIST OF August and The right is distinctly
tsTe.ts Isquirs il. Q. e. NICHOLS, IN
11o-m.wi2w Superintendent.
y. Mo. lao PEARL STREET,
Sealed Proposs,. bg p ~: III, m Is. i5
s h1s sifee nntl ~ O'clock noon, SATURDAY,
for ihs impro' snert Of the following rivers AND and
Monroe, Observation-Disclosures $40 600. CON.
Toledo, Ohio, S75.aCO-Dredging sand and clay.
CLAY. NeNe s' ""N
BLACK s River, Ohio, $500 Pier extension.
Cieyeisnd, OHIO, $50 50Q-Eepalrs TO piers.
Gfand River, Ohio, $40 ,0o-Plsr extension
Ash.aDuls. Ohio, SS5 y00Q-PieT extension.
puskirk, New York, SIS oo0-Drillins, blasting,
ana renewing rock and breakwater extension,
separate blSs must be submitted for each bar bor
bids from iron deslers for each and every item OF
lros Material, for any or all of the harbors adyer-
IL ed, Will be entertained Other bidders are re.
CURED to bid on each and every item Of all other
classes.
The responsible bidder whose aggregate isthslow.
Detailed specific atioDs bills of materials instruc
lions Tor bidders, and printed FORMS upon which ell
oics offered must be made, may be had upon appli
Envelopes enclosing bids must be endorsed with
rsme Of the harbor to which they refer
iy74st Lieut.. Dol. Engineers, o. S.A.
T1EITED ST ATEs EHGINEER OFFICE, S.
" WASHINGTON AVENUE,
DETROIT, MICH, July Is, lH4.
Sealed Proposals Will be received Of this once
nnul 2. m. OF SATURDAY, the 18th day OF
august la+ Tor the following harbor and river i'm
HARBeR OF BrTuGE, AT SAND BEACH, MICH
Orio work In continustion Of nov in progress
cOhkBoYGAN HARBeR, LAKE HURON, MICH
Dfsesins In continuation Of she present improve
MOTIF OF BLACK RIvxR, IN ST.. CLAIR RIVER,
MSh.-predg ing IN continuation Of the present
stsIsAw Rrv.R, MIcH.-prls revetmeus and
For iniosnsticn upon the subject apply, either I'm
-H9 9. &EIIZEL. MAJOR OF Eneineers
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u. ht
ID Real Estate Broker and Austioneer,
Federal Building, Corner 7th aad y sts. northwest
TsUsTEE's SALE OF A 3;sTORY BRICK
H0UsEhOH lSTI ST, Nc; 1924, NEAR THE
TaE sceTT sTATU e. At 4 h9 j h6i nlLo"
n By virtue of deed of trust, ds,ei pril I'd, A.
- one Of the land records for the District Of 90
lumbis and at the written request Of the party Sc
public auction, on FRIDAY, the l4Ih day q AZ:
Te S i 0slof5 MI e the e, f9STng aeser6ed
ground known and designated on the ground plat or
in square numbered one hundred AID eishty.two
ilS2), by William Bedin, and recorded in
twenty aud twenty i've one huadredths co 2sl00j
ope-bundredhs ig7 l2-iOOJ feet; together with The
improvements, as above.
and eighteen months, with interest at 10 per cent
Per annum, to be secured By deed 81 trust on the
viii as Deposit 81 t Rns
Of sale mtsIms q sale are no, Complied with in
The right 10 resell at the risk and cost of the default
ns sEs.mss
RY pUNOANsON Bros, Anctioneers,
ID Southeast corner 9Th and D streets northwest.
TBUsTEEs' SALE OF FRAME HOUSE AND
FARMLAND AVENUE SOUTHWEST, AT
a By virtue Of a deed of trus, given to MS and
aOpe Of the land records Of Washington county,
In the District Of Columbia, and by request of the
parties secured thereby, will sell, at public anc.
non, on WEDNESDAY, the 29th Of July, 1874, in
'front.' OF the premises, at O'Clock D.. M, ali that
piece or parcel Of ground lying In said city and Dis
met Aforesaid, and known part of lot in square
numbered two hundred and sixty eight, (26S,J being
The same property conveyed to NJ. T.. b. yosstti
December "a, lse9, by Evan Hughes and wife, aud
recorded in hber No. els, folio $50, together with
al the improvements. &c., consisting of a Frame
House situated on l3ts street, between and ary.
land avenue southwest, being n o. 4i0.
Terms: Cash. IL the terms of sale are not COM
Piled with IN seven days from day of SALE the trus
tees reserve the right to resell the property the
giving five days notice in some daily paper pub
lished in WashinRtop, ID. q. A deposit Of 100 re-
dured as soon as the property Is knock ed of. Con-
Yeyanctng, &C., at purchasers cost
b. II. LASkEY,( rrr,,as,
PHILIP MAY. { Auseoes'
Je]4-eoSds DUNOAHsON BROS, Aucts.
HY LATIMER q CLEARY,
- Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Pennsylyana avenue and 18th st a.,
star once Buildings.
SALE OF HORsKS.
DEPOT QUARTERM AsTER's OFFICE,
WARRINGTON, ID. o., oily 10, ldi.{
~ viii be sold at publlc auction, at 10
AS( O'Clock q 10; AUGUST H. l64. at the Quar-
.. term asfers Stables corner OF 18th Ind
Seven Cd Horsss: $1,000
Terms cash. WIN. MYERS,
Depot Q aarternl sster.
Brevet BriRAdier Genera, u, 8. A.
D3fd LATIMER OLHARY, Aucts.
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RH b. II. WARNER,
ID Real Estate Broker and Auctioueer,
Federal buildings, corner 9TH and SITS. northwest
TkUsYIanT SALE OF q TWO STORY AND
AkR STREETS NORTHEAST, AT AU0-
kABy virtue Of deed Of trust 10 Daniel l., k atom
nd myself, dated October 10, A. D. ISL, duly
recorded IN Liber No. SIS, folio 4l6, Que OF the
sbd records for Washington county in the District
o. OouBbfs and ut the request of the party secured
merely, will sell at public auction. in trout OF the
premises, on MONDAY, July ~, 1874, at O'Clock
the following described real estate, situate in
tne city OF Washington, B. to wit: Being los let.
tered B." In Chester aud Jenkins subdivision If
lots and part Of lot %, in square 725 in the
sald city OF Washington. as recorded December IL,
page SOL containing 2070 sQuare feet, Is feet front
above. "
Terms: $3.50, with interest at ten per cent from
OcIober TO- 1873, and expense of sale, in cash; and
the balance at six and twelve months, nich the
notes OF the purchaser, bearing interest from the
day OF sale, and secured by deed of trust on the
property sold, will be taken deposit of 2O0 will
be required of the purchaser at the time of sale and
Ifterms of sale not piled with IN seven days
the trustee the right to resell the property
at the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser
after hye Gays' advertisement,
GEORGE W. sTICKNEY, Surviving Trustee,
Je33-eo&ds j. L. OOLDWELL, Salesman.
10y LATIMER d CLEARY,
ID Real Estate Brokers and Aactioneers,
Southwest corner Pennsylvania avenue and 18th &c ,
StS- Office Building
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DRoPosALs FOR FUEL
CLERKS OFFICE, 4
HoUsE OF hKPRKsENIATIvHs u. 3, y

CLERKS OFFICE,
HOUSE OF REPRKsENTATIvHs u. 3,
Washington, ID o., July $50. 1874. \
Sealed Proposals will be received az this once
until O'Clock m, on FRIDAY, the 3lst day OF
July, 1874, for Furnishing for the House Of Repre-
sentetiyes $50 tons q go ibsD best quality white
Ash No or broken Coal, 90 be thOroue hy screen
I'd and free from Dirt l50 cords Of best Bakers SEE
soned Pine Wood: 90 oerds q sessonel Hickory
WOOD sawed IN three pieces. and o. cords Of seq
soned Oak Wood, sawed is three pieces, eli ts be
direction Of the Chief Ensneer, within fftesn days
sfasr signing the contract.
No bics wall be received from parties personally
unknown BY the CLERK. unless accom- panied by .
written guarantee, signed by some responsible per-
that In the event Of the acceptance o. the BID
the necessary contract VIII Be entered into By the
'' 49," ''' EDwAsD ssssHYFsoE,.
1,HIs Is ToGIyEEofICH, That the subsorfbsr
has obtained from the Supreme Court Of the Die
trict Of Columbia, holding Special Term. lsf1srs
te.tsnentsry on the personal estate Of lilly ABEfH
oeaeed. All persons having claims against the ssid
deceased are hereby warned 10 exhibf the same,
with the vouchers thereof 20 the subscribsr on o.
wise By Law be excluded from al benefit OF Ire 80
estate. Given under hand. this SOth DAY Of une
lS< PHILIP ". = yAH WYCk.
ne-m4. kxeentor. 3l06 Penna. avenue.
SsAHrue DEPOT.
CIT e1vENrH STREET
sbsa-R ovs0sits Pstpt onos
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Bidders are notified that the Department will re-
duire. a condition Of the Contract that the en-
velOpes aid wrappers shall be anu lac Iured and
stored In apartments separate AID distinct from
those IN which any other work Is done, and in sach
amarner as 10 insure security against loss By fire
The mandatory must at sll times be subject TO
the inspecti n OF an agent OF the Department., who
will require the 81 pulatons Of the contract TO be
faithfully observed.
The contractor, his en- ioy ees, and agents shall
conform TO such regulations as he Department msy
from time TO time ADJ for the security Of the Gov
eminent,
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10y LATIMER q ULEARY,
ID Real Estate Brokers and Auctioneers,
Southwest corner Pennsylyania and 18th st
Star Office Building
TRUSTEES SALE OF vALUABLEIMPROvE
PROPERTY ON DEEREEs STREET

-, BY virtue OF q deed OF trust, dated the 18th
II day OF june 1871, and duly recorded in iiber No
- at folio IiS, ct seq one of TIE land records
by direction OF the party secured thereby, will
sci. on FRIDAY, July I 9th. 1874, at O'Clock, in
division of Square numbered 623, improved by q
thIee-stoIy Brick Residence, eontsining modern
Terms: Fifteen hundred dollars cash; balance on
long time. Terms of sale to be complied with within
five days, otherwise the Trustee reserves the right
TO resell at risk aud cost purchaser in default Oon-
veyancing At purchasers cost. SlO0 down at time
Of ale. w 3. HOLIDAY, TrHstas
JtS0 dads LATiMER & CLEARY, Aucts
"THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UN-
I'LL MONDAY, July 9th, 1874, same hour and
place. By order of the Trustes
iyl0 2swSds EATIHER q CLEARY, Aucts
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VALUABLE BUILDING LOT, FRONTING ON
l2IE STREET WEST, NEAR U STREET
SOUTH, ISLAND, AT AUCTION.
"a On MONDAY, the 81 day Of August next, at
gao O'Clock .: m we shall sell. on the premises,
part lot %, in square No. 296, being about s.
feat front by go, epth to an alley.
Terms: One-thiId cash; balance 6, Il and Is
months for notes bearing interest and secured by
oeed 81 trust on the premises. All conveyancinR
cott OF purchaser. $50 down ON day Of sale. Sale
positive.
I'D WASH. b. WILLIAMS, Auct,
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RY WASH. b. WILLIAMS, Auctiouesr,
~ Successor to Green Williams,
Northwest corner 10th and ID streets
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DRoFosALs roB STAMPED ENVELOPES
AHD nEwsPAPfR wKAPPERs.

PosI OYzfcE DEPARTMBNI, July IS, 1874.
Sealed PrOpyeals ill be received ustil = o'clock
N. on Y BIDAr, Ihs l4th dsy Of August, lst. for
furnsbius al the STAN ped fnvelops and s News
paper Wrappers" which this Department may
Qufre fer p1hlc ard Official during q period Of
four % years, commencing on the LIST day Of Octo-
h.r liz
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slJ exvEETH STREET
sbx-r ovposHs Psswt onos
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"
the amount found to be due on account OF
each, together with q tabular statement of the
funded debt OF the Distric' II Columbia and of
every Kind and character whstsoevef, giving
the date OF Issue, time Of maturity, and the
rate of interest. And IL shall further be the
duty OF eaid board to ascertain the amount of
sewer-tax or assessment paid by any person,
persons, or corporation, under the act of the
legislative assembly of said District, entitled
can act creating drainage and sewerage Sec
Town, in the District of Columbia, and provid-
ing fo- the payment Of the construction of sew
ers and drains therein by assessments. and is
suing certificates therefor approved the
twenty-sixth day OF June, eighteen hundred
and sevent three, and to prepare tabulated
statement thereof. Said board OF audit shall
also issue to each claimant q certificate, signed
by each of said board and countersigned by the
comptroller OF said District, stating the amount
found to be due to each ana on what account
and register thereof shall be kept by said
board, to be transmitted to Cor gress, and
also by the comptroller Of said District;
and said board Of audit shall also ascertain
and report to Congress. at the next session
street-railroad companies on acoernt OF paving
along and within the tracks OF said comps nies,
pursuant to the charters OF said companies or
the acts Of Congress relating thereto, together
with the reasons therefor. It shall further be
The duty Of said board Of audit to examine into
and audit all Of the accounts Of the auditor and
and CT the auditor, the treasurer, the collector,
ard the Comptroller Of the District of Coium.
hia, from the date OF the organization OF said
board and Of the present government Of said
District; and for the purposes hereinbefore spe-
cited shall have the power TO subpena wit
nesses, administer oaths, and examine witnesses
under oath, and shall have full access 10 all Of
the records, books, papers, and vouchers OF
every kind whatsoever Of the board OF public
works and of the District Of Columbia; and 70
the end that said books and accounts may be
thoroughly examined, and the indebtedness Of
said District, and OF the board Of public
works, and the state OF the books and ac-
counts OF each OF the officers aforesaid, may be
accurately ascertained, shall employ onser more
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kNIENsIOH

Should the interest," q the government. rao,t-s
thls contract may be extended bsyoDd a. 80
named. not exceeding three months by ortas 80 ~
fos,marHeT 0enef al and the contra 81 nrices ga ~
tended contract. IL suSh ex
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- eny eiOpss must te Thoroughly ard pArfect ly
run - the cumming on the Hap IF each (eNcepi
FOR irelszs) 10 be put by hand not lsss th N
hox % trch tire entire length; the wrappers to be
hand guDmei not less tn Al three fourths OF an
inch in wicth across the end.
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pT JOS. r. KELLEY,
ID Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer
Office No. 9o2 5th street northwest.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-07-17

within my knowledge touching matters
which compromise the character Of Rev.
Henry Ward Beecher". ION the afternoon
Of the 18th q paymaster's train on the Troy ~
Greenfield Railroad was overturned at Shell
burne Falls, Mass, and precipitated down an
embankmcnt nfteen feet high. Every person
on board was more or less injured IA genu-
inc case Of Asiatic' cholera Is said to have
occurred at Louisville, KY. Gov. Caldwell,
of North Carolina, died on the 18th Of cholera
morbus. =. The young man who was shot re-
Gently by Representative sloss, Of Alabama,
Is likely to recover and now threatens to kill
that gentleman at sight. sloss is said to be
preparing for another shooting match. On
the 18th two reservoirs in the town Of Chester,
Mass, gave way and swept the valley below
clear of bridges, mills and dwellings, Owing
to timely warning no lives were lost. The
value Of property destroyed was $S5O,OOO.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-07-17
HydrOphObia.

THE extreme rarity of well-authenticat-
ed cases of hydrOphobia in human beings
has hitherto prevented the medical fac
ulty from acquiring a thorough knowl-
edge of the nature of the disease. The
recent death of Mr.. William Mccormick
in this city has, however, given DR.. Ham,
mond an opportunity not only to thor
oughly study the symptoms of hydro
phobia but to trace the disease to its
true seat and to decide upon its true
character Dr. Hammond claims to have
discovered that hydrophobia is not due
to blood-poisoning, but is purely a ner-
vous disease, having its seat in the me
dulld ObloRgdtd-that wonderful nerve
center of the human body. In the case
of Mccormick he found distinct lesion
of the medHUd ObIOHgdtG, the existence of
which fully accounted for the symptoms
has been simultaneously ascertalned:
The dog which bit Niece nick is still
alive and is not and has not been mad.
| The conclusion drawn rom this fact Is
either that the bite of perfectly healthy
| dog may inoculate n person with hydro-
phobia or that hydrophobia can be spoh-
| taneously developed in the human sys'
TEN. The former is of course the mos
probable theory, since, although McCoi
mick was bitten by healthy dog, there
| WAS almost certainly u NthhSStiOAt
tween the wound thus received and the
terrible disease of which the man died:
1t remains to be seen whether the dls-
coverv of DIR. Hammond, which definite
ly settles the nature of hydrophobia, Will
be followed by the discovery of method
of curing the disease. We have not
much reason to hope that speclhc ior
hvdrophobia will be found. In spite of
the vast increase among physicians of a
knowledge of the nature of diseases
there has been no corresponding increase
in the resources of the therapeutic art
The modern physician knows Infinitely
more about the structure of the body anC
? the origin and nature of disease than dlo
the physician of the middle ages, but Il
is doubtful if, after all, the methods o.
r treatment pursued by the former arr
. much more successful than those OF TN
: latter. But now that we know that tn,
n bite of every dog, whether sick or wei
a NAV communicate hydrophobia, there
a no longer any excuse for permitting dog
e to run at large in city. NO mere
4 should be shown to any dog that appear
4 on the street, and if persons insist upo
l. keeping dogs they should be made TO pa
roundly for the privilege, and should D
compelled to keep them strictly on thel
own premises. The anxiety and suile
ing that have resulted this summer TO IN
unfortunate people who have been bltte
y Inv street-curs is a sufficient reason Il
Is the complete determination of the dog
,e that now infest the city.-N. 7. Graph