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The Tipton advertiser., 1875-11-11


=. Il T1siisgtm nonnnens so-
dely hos IN aood .earn>s. begun the
uuk Of Oo,lecsinG suhscnpsioos. and
large sums have been already sub
scribed. The State Of New York
has pledged tIO,000; Nev jersey,
5000; Cosncceicut 1000. and
Minnesota VI. 900; and appeals are
70 be made TO the governors Of the
StateA An appeal is now being
made to slI the societies and organi-
zsfions Of the United States and
there are some forty Thousand Of
these, including Masons, Odd Eel
lows, knight Templars, Patrons Of
Husbandry and orden of mechanics.
To nnne has the appeal been urged
IN vain. and large propcvticu OF
these societies have already respond
ed most generously. Last week the
Grand Masonic Lodge Of Illinois
appropriated uhe som Of el,oe0 for
the use 81 the Washington monn-
meat, and accompanied the sppro-
pristion with resolution eloouently
expressive of the reverence which, rs
Nasons as well as Americans, they
fest ics The illus'rio1s chieftsin who
was one OF their fraternity. The
grand lodge urged ali the lodges Of
Illinois to follow its example in sp-
propriasinT ncBey for the continue
sion Of the monpmsD', each lodge
according 70 lis means The sgeHas
Il the socaefv are not authorized 10
reeesve Donev, but 20 solicit sub- /
ecrfptions. ard ths money Is to be
forrsrded when needed 10 ]. B
Harrison Smith. Treasurer oi the So
cie.r. We learn from . elrcalsr
issued bE JDan Csrro4 Brent- the
Secretary ID The socsstr. 'hss the
monument tks s-ao1 m r. rr-seB.
c1ndltiae frr r1e~e thar tF@rtv rearx
v7tsons t1e means % carr @. The
wrss- |. . 10. roe huo1re9 and
xsrenfE-Eya- fe1t aga. and "he1
oa1-.,essi .sl ae foar E1n7re1 ard
-gEsTfss s-~t Il . a.. pan
o.aseasx. VIII s-cne Ter 1-e srsr-rae1-
o. TIC bvni-e3 te~. Il issD-ts-. Il
wl ccss 40 [sss % scss1 n Wtso
Congress --e-s tne -G---1s -
ciesT -a ar h.sF9-- shss body
Ds19ssl ssss1z. 81 t.shaf q the
n7r a-rnE. t-a E7aoer iHseE5ei BY
:se .ucspc-5staoc Of se.9.0ssl by
Congress n 1873 10 be drrg.-i 20
ers~ion of s-stoe 70 Ge1~-s Wash
lagtoo- An spproPrIssloa vas made
.. tre hsss session c improve the
On -hi4-l Stands Tie an-
competed SHAFT. ard The soperia-
,aodeai q pnblie buildings .nd
gro4Dds has conferred with the mon
unent society, and as result, the
latter has caused 70 be removed al
sare one CT the frame buildings
which have heretofore encountered
the reservation.
The Tipton advertiser., 1875-11-11

The othci,l count in Onip m .,e
Hayes majority j.5is, AMI Y ung
for Lieutenant Governor. has 1865
majority over that pes ile,t drrna.
gogue Sam. Cary. II is pleasing
fact that Cary is the wor,r beaten
man on his ticket, but the fact W Il
not deter him fr IN running for any
thing he can get at The next election
from any par y that VIII pick him UP
The Tipton advertiser., 1875-11-11
ORIGINAL NOTICE.
A. II. Bediow

4. II. Bediow District Canrt,
Us Cedar Co., Iowa.
Margaret Jane McHugh Nosemher Ter IA,
and Alexander Mchugh 1875
To the above named Defen iants
You are herehy notified that there is now
on file In Office OF III lex Of the District
Court, in and for the county of Cedar, In the
state of Iowa. petition Of A. II Beddpw,
Plaintiff. aiming Of yoi that he l. the ALB
s"lute owner aud in possession of the follow
ing described real estate to wit:
The south se-t quarter nf the south east
quarter OF SECTION Ten tl0l in tow ship
eighty two ~ north Of Rang one m we-,
nj the Fifth z. NJ, situated In Cedar county
Iowa
that you make -one elai n Of title adverse
to Plaintiff, and praying th II hi. title there
20 he established and ql3etrd in him
NV unless yor appear u said petition
and defend thereto II o before moon of thi
second day Of the next u, IN uf stid court
20 be begun un heia At ripton tn al | 4 =, .
on h END das OF November, i~1j default
will he entcret AZ inst yoI an | jad I'm ~,
rendered thereon Ia accordance With Ihs
PRAYER OF said peti'ipn
WOLF. IASDT YaTEi,
,4i,
The Tipton advertiser., 1875-11-11
The psrtiality f the Springfield

The psrtiality # the Springfield
Republican for Char'es Francis Ad-
ans, has had, if we sre 10 believe
the report, an anus ng illustration.
The other day Sam Boeles went to
church in Sprirgfe d, Mass, and
feeling the effect Of his severe edl,o-
rial labors through the week, fell TO
mapping. BY and by he was awak-
ened by the prelcher, who struck
his desk and shouted" Who shall be
able TO stand up in the presence of
the Lord on that awful day." And
Sam Bowles, rising in his pew, re-
marked, Charles Francis Adam is the
only man tina, can do it, and nomi-
nate him for the position"
The Tipton advertiser., 1875-11-11
Reading Of Will,

Estate of Peter Il Cr.st, de ss-ased The
State -! ipva, eiAr cpur'y, -.
10 whom II may c"ne.fn
You are hereby BoEth-si fntt 0a the ~ n
day of 'ctoDer, ls73 there was vp&nei and
publicly rea by ine tIefg If the tlTruir
Court, In and for said giuTy. aa in.ssu
ment OF writing pqrporttng t1 De tHe Lat
Will and testan M Of P-isr y. EBist late 81
said county. decsa~ei: and that tae rr-t
day OF the p-DrusrV tsFTa sf -ati ertI~t
commencing on the third Non fay tin idh
day OF re sruary. ls7b has been ~ ne
day for final hea ~taa aHi prof t'-ti Eitt
II which tine all ersons lnt~r~4f.-d NAV
appear aud shpw cause VII. the SAM
should not be aitnfit-- Ia pro.a,e
3Th w. " NAN Ma Clerk.
The Tipton advertiser., 1875-11-11

Brigham Young lectured his hsrem
on sly le, Sunday. Th~ prophe, could
hardly be expected 10 express a dis
interested opinion on This delicate
question, but he took strong grounds
against the prevailing ex ravagance
in female fashions. He invirghed
particularly against striped STOCK.
iDps
The Tipton advertiser., 1875-11-11

The Guthrie Fedsae says: "a.
Underwood, who was sentenced
from this county to FIVE years in the
penitentiary for forgery. received An
additional two years in Dallas county
for similar ofense. When he
faithfully serves bis seven years out,
he will have the pleasure Of telling
some court why he has three wives
and what he does with so mtny.
when there are other fellows who
can't ge, one"
The Tipton advertiser., 1875-11-11

The President was waited upon a
day or two ago by several of the
Washington city pastors, of different
denominations, who we're somew hat
alarmed lest the Government should
be induced to abandon its peace poll
cy towards the Indians. They ex.
pressed their conviction that the ad-
andcnment Of the peace policy pursu-
ed would greatly disappoin, Christian
people in all parts Of the country,
and be blow to the cause of CHRIS.
tainity throughout the world. The
President, with great prompiness and
precision, replied ,ha. he did not re.
gard the peace policy 4 failure, and
that it not only will not be abandon
ed while he occupies the Presipency,
but that it is his hope that during
his administration it will become so
firmly established as to be the ne.
eessary policy OF lis successor.
The Tipton advertiser., 1875-11-11
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

II e. Piatt n District Cpurt. ce-
S3arr snnty. iowa. NJ
To william william q. t., saa are hsr.by
not tf~d. thai tE~r@ lE nav a p.e. fitn of VI
4. P,att pi,iut n. Du HE ia he Jerks OF,
ne.. 4 ~. lar z 'tnty. go askisx tsat you
saiisfy a certain m brtgsg- giV~n by H. -.
PIait. ~ You un,i-r dat. May i.'. l-6. and
rsr"rded la the Recoraers Ufn q II aid
'onts, IN book A, pg-ii7. -sii mort tt.xs
was gwen to secure sts<B 70 IN the H afif
ntt4 NV. ss.fi n !3 twp. ~, rang 2, 3
J. VI. ~stid a a1u ut siIn The Interest there
on having Dr@u .aid
NO" anl@s& sea appear and def.nd said
prLl bH al of h-f 'Fs q sspn Of t'se <erpnI day
oi me next term II -aif g urt. to ne begR u
- ne at Upon In .sii elan'y. on IT,.
Z2nd DAY "f sassfaher. \. ID I17s n r.fanit
Will D. enter d ax lnst yau. ani Judgment
prayer Of said petition.
PfATT 4 cAHR.
Oct. 70, 42sw. Attorneys tor PsAin u0s.
The Tipton advertiser., 1875-11-11

The French Government are consid.
ering project f'r constructing / canal
By which the vinegar Il of The r line
may be tioole ! as + remedy for the phy.
loxera. The canal will cost { 20 900 900,
but 1t will bring into fruiifuluess 80 900
acres of vine lands, which viii yield
$40, 900, ,00) annually.
The Tipton advertiser., 1875-11-11

Moody is the most rapid speaker
they have encountered yet il New
York. Last Sunday swift st~no
grapher took down 2 300 words in ~
mInut-s, by the watch. Tn At a
rat four times AS rnpii as h t of Mr.
Eyart., ani tliri Ia ter Than IN Il
OF Mr.. Beecher, two Of tn. IN ,st d fi
cult If sp"a.efs to report.
The Tipton advertiser., 1875-11-11

Brigham Young say> That somtn
who can't make dress out nf eleven
yards of cloth will find IIe.yea's gate
too nsrro. for her 10 en.rr II ,sryer
Detroit women will Use from eighteen To
,weniy-eiyht yards. and run The ri-k IT
squeezing through the gate nr pf nm lng
Ladder t. 20 over the walls
The Tipton advertiser., 1875-11-11
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

ii. = P1att district Tnnrt
1eiar 20. Iowa
P-acaaK, dsch Ieru is-5
T" the nptHssn heirs at-las Of Jnhn
frNh.HS: yea and zach III y0a are lasfe by
". 4. Pi5ti Pltg, on file In the tIersts OF
h"" Of t~7itr 'unty. ipwa. a king thai you
.ttthiE q certain IA brtg&ge given by II 4,
itRft 10 J"Eu +. sc'scE Huder date n, NAV t.t
isgos ana r"ctrned in NJ K.-cord.rv- offir. al
"ai aiif"H"ts Ia BOOK page ltA. said ort
gage WAS given tpsecGr. s6y1 uoea the ulx
ti'e btI, u"t4 sec. Is. twp. -. rarge3 W I
u. VI said AIN tunl with Interest thereon,
ns wing b b..n paid
sn~ unless y"n appear and defend "a Id ne
litrti A. nr hefnf" no N Of tn. sc and ia OF
th" nFHt F~rIg ',f said C,urt u ~. a-gu,,
ana hFlh a. Upton, In Aaid county an Ibr
@lEi ttaE III Srtyr 1ttsr. -. i*Tj ad .tanlt
WIZ u" rh,sfti against you an judgment
f-h iFr"i th"re1n IN aocordaaoe with the
prayer Gf said petition,
Pfarr A CARR
We - u ~ Attorney for Pit r.
The Tipton advertiser., 1875-11-11
10 VA CITY ACADEMY

Offers student. superior opportunities for
Oh aiming a good acade nic education. quail
flying themselves teach in the common
schools, or preparing - enter the state
University.
Fall term commences Sept 10th. 1875.
sEFor full circulars OF both institutions
and for specimens Of Pc manship, address
VIM McCLAIS, Iowa City, Iowa.
July 2lst, lsT5. 3.~l3.
The Tipton advertiser., 1875-11-11

J. G. Greaves, the champion jump
er of England, has recently made q
standing jump of 13 feet Z inches,
thus heating Sesrles, the American
champion who is credit, d with 13
feet 81 inches. The jump was made
in match with one w. Brown. a
negro and native OF New York,
who, st the second stt. M I, was
only three-qua,ters of an inch be-
hind Greayes.
The Tipton advertiser., 1875-11-11
PENNY SAVED PENNY EARNED

MANUFACTURER OF

Estate ~ IN 'nts 4 IrEsn d.c-ase', The
STAT of lbSa, = lar s.rrHtF >.
t. wh 'tn II IA y cpur~ru:
You srs- h.Frny ain Il that on the LIST
da' of Spvsfn f.r. lTJ tu-rr wA. a5p 81 ei
snb pnSitrIy fsi ~ the clerk u the CIR
cut 'Onft. ia and *Df sald rt4usy AN In
strun~nt ~ srtf ing pm rss,pvttpg ~, III. the
last " ~ ard fe~tam @ur II IN mas 4 ,rxtn
lat. ~ SAID eoanIp. iee@ssei, a d that the
Hs-i das 's th" ~ IN vEi -Ffu fsltt q puFt
rom ~. reins nn h RI asudav iEth a,y NJ
P~HTanfs, ls3T, has b"fIy ~si y. Tie lay fyr
mai hearing 2'td pr ssf ~ ssti will a.,
Snt"b TINE ali pr M tnterssiei my ~.
q ar AMI SHOW usE a bt tie same .bnuIo
nNs he admitted Z. probate
esN ". H.v.As SEss. Clerk.
The Tipton advertiser., 1875-11-11
READ THIS
ERl CAREFULLY,

hk 1nC aB. a.tabz ish. d for mady year.
~ In tufa %. uy aa entirely syct. m
~ M ilcatlou treats success ulIy Csfarrn
Bronchitis. nd Diseases ~ the Lung Liver
ani ktia ays. ais Dun ,nItie. ot 1. C,ontiti-n
tlai Natur-, wherein sktil and expefienc.
are reIutr-i Dr. trumb has dey.lof.d n
praet ce which from it- unparalleled .iic-
c''s> la IN "a ~stIsi ~ cases, IN any Of a very
dggr3tt ATE irnar cfsr. il able 10 poSTtiXeis
ziiafaut.e a perfect aud ornament cur. IN
every ca>r -. n d"rtakes lie send ortr.
cui tr~ ar Efet&}-e~ otI th.Se dtsea~s~ tg hiA
patients. a. II Il mn tent b q n at surh knou
h.''3ge - ~ genera eEtrsmt IL prptudicfsj
< .ret~ II su I.ijurthI, .s.ft,nf by r.. ardtu.
AMI frequently rtuufsf4eti a cure tend
Iug fo sftn I he natient witch j. The An
riptf al g df sDca productions and .x.
cNr> aHd '-aakgTTai-< ht. f.-ar~ as 10 he en-
rahiGtH "f H. com rlninr. III. nncsor re
mir >tm4lE trirf history ~ The ra..
an = can II Tistu afat rnert ~ pr.s.u,
- li'n~-t m r angh tfnlp4Iio vi
INN it.- 'itf H.. AMI II -tier..i retneaia
bi+--a siu+'-r.. rpsf ~fttaNt inu& f,r, ~ iuu via
~ ytHNu uT 5EGHf| ~ s8I NteI IN ID ne "a.
vt4 ~ a"rtfct1y. t~It4 IA -, .y .xoress
t'*rf'rnpauI@rf ~ futf AMI exH'f ii advtc.
and i r = 'ns thsa gts y.rs IA .Ie-a,e ana
Sit htn 'u+ rs4r'i 90 ~ api ~ cs4.S ga.rau-
Iced f~Ic tss~ y ettt-d a uf,fIerf.t het
tr'-.ifs,.tnt r'r't 's7tarty d. raa Al! faft4t,
must rHeIr . q tstf p~Httailon fee and
correspondence daring treatment. and ad
dressed to
The Tipton advertiser., 1875-11-11
PItOBATE.NOTICE.

Estate ~ Henry and Mary svarm. decd
M state of Gow~, Cedar County -
To y nom n m ~ cpue-rn:
1nu are hcF~'ty notiiisd that the final re-
pSrt "f Nm. r. a iits admtni@trator ,f ssid
eNtafs. - nnB pn file in The of. ~ al n !
i't'3 Y 81 the irnntt t'oa Ia aud for Ceda,
L"uhiy and tha' the f-crn rB tsTm of tne
fircuit Court - said county eofnnenetYu
n ne tn'ri " g iaE i1fn day ri February.
1873. as Il se| r@t A. the iaG FIR na,5 a.ay'
my 10 ssti ease, ut ghiets Time all tarsons
inter TT m ~ sonsar snf @h9=v c,-t.a ~
snid Admin s.ratnr sa ~ II MT ba N .e,,.,.
ed. W w. VAN Sp.a ,Inb-
PSArr & cAEs, Attys. sva.
The Tipton advertiser., 1875-11-11

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49, -ara sss4 seg sill ever snser from Inter
ezss..s 4 ssssv araif thsEa-eiFcs cf ire pIutec-
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PSvpseyp ~
DR.. &c. AVER Il CO.. Lowell, Mass.
FerartI~aI and .iaafgfirat Chemists.
sSp SOLD ALL ROUND TIE WORLD.
PpFcF. Sf.00 PR GoTTIE.
The Tipton advertiser., 1875-11-11

PRESCRIPTION FREE
for the :, e4tis cure of spest Al troubles CON-
mon To the nurg and middle sged. nsT-
vous. tai a. physical depression. loss
~ m-mnry and enary. pans In the back.
self q sirus'. dizziD--s. dimneSs of sigh,
c9nf'I~ion ~ III. a.. and other disorders .,
the merry us ~ stem consequent on various
hshtis tn-f lower n. vitality af The system
Auy druggist hes the Ingredients. ad6ress
<. H HILTON, Cincinnati. q.
The Tipton advertiser., 1875-11-11

The last census of the British Isles
Was taken in . sin yse day, and COS.
t93O.00o. ###t# I'LL
The Tipton advertiser., 1875-11-11
Farms, Farms!
GOOD FARM S
CHEAP!

Cedar county, ranging IN price from i2lz to
~ dollars per acre, with easy payments,
Also, several Thousand acres U % i'm proved
easy.
r. PRITC lard.
3msi neal Estate Az. ats
Ofhce In RowelI's Block, Upton, Iowa
The Tipton advertiser., 1875-11-11
rg PAsEp ~

T-EEs HID IT
.f.R & CO.. Pfarfjraf Chemists,
y I'm. MISS. 4. S. 4.
- ALL DRUGGISTS EvER.wHERE
The Tipton advertiser., 1875-11-11

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- .Kz-ss.a-s.. assga Nth Mss1E-
The Tipton advertiser., 1875-11-11
PEryseyD ~
n q ANERACO. Lowell. u ass.

Ferryfi~ag and .iaafy'i~at Chemists.
AND SOLD ALL BOUND TFlR WORLD.
PpgrF. $500 PR !0TTIE.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-01-12
C0nOreSSi0n al.

; WASHINGTON. Jan. 12.-SENATE-Mr
Wright, of Iowa, from the Committee OF
Finance, reported, with amendments
for the revision of the custom losses.
| MIR. Morrill,, OF Vermont, reported from
the Committee ON Finance a joint resO
luton authorizing Thomas w. Fitch, En-
gineer U. S. Navy, to accept. wedding
present OF iewelry sent by the Khediyt
of Egypt to his wife, MIS-. Mimic Sher
man Fitch. Passed.
Mr.. Sherman, of Ohio, from the Com
mlttee on Finance, reported the House
bill declaratory of the repeating OF the
moiety system.
HoUsE.--Mr. Sutrell, of California, of
fered bill for the sale of certain lands
in Alaska. Referred to Committee or
Public Lands.
Mr.. Maynard, from the Committee on
Banking and Currency, reported back
the Senate bill to remove tile limitation
restricting the capital of Banking Asso-
Citations from the issue Of gold notes to
SO, 900, 600. The bill was passed.
On motion OF Mr.. Dawes, OF Massachu-
sets, Mr.. Charles Albert having answer
ed all questions propounded by the
Ways and Means Committee, he was
discharged IRON the custody of the Ser.
geant.at-Arm
On motion of Mr.. Hall, of Maine, the
Senate amendments to the Naval appro-
priation bill were cOncurred in and the
bill was passed.
Mr.. Daunanes, from the Committee on
Military Affairs, reported a bill donating
condemned ordinance to the City OF Mas
silon for monumental purposes.
Passed.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-01-12
POLICE COURT.
BEFORE JUDGE MARcHANr.

Mfscellaheous--H. A. Wilson, vag., 8
months, by request; James Hawley, cut.
ting with intent to kill, dismissed; John
Mailoy, same, Is days and $50; Sam. Got
lieb, petit larceny, continued to January
18th; Rudolph Albrecht, Hermann Al
brecnt and Henry Gilbert, grand lar
ceny, dismissed; Jos. Myers and Frank
Carney, robbery, dismissed; VIM. Nod
die and John Short, malicious destruc-
tion, $40 and costs and - damages; Chas.
Smith and John O'Neal, petit larceny,
continued to January 16,h; Chas. Mason,
Chas. .Deloyne, burglars tools, dismissed; |;
Chas. Diggs, petit larceny, continued to
January 18th; John Mason, house break
ing, dismissed; Mary Young, malicious
destruction, 30 days and 500; Jack Eng
land, carrying concealed weapons, $50
and costs; Ellen Mitchell and Minerva
hill, vag., 80 days; Chas. Mason, Chas.
DelOyne, and John Mason, grand. lar
ceny, held to answer before before Court
of Common Pleas.
DfunKs and Decentralization Ryan,
thirty days; Pat. Ryan, $3 and costs;
Thomas Morrissey, continued to January
10; John Ray, $3 and costs.
Assault and Battery-Clark Mitchell
and John Gleason, continued to January
l6; Thomas Morrissey, continued to JAN
uary 13; Frank Welman, SIS and costs;
William Ring, $40 and COSTS.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-01-12

The Board met in regular session
Mr.. Chas. Thomas in the chair, and Q
quOrum present. Journal approved.
The Chairman of the Committee on
Finance reported that the health fund
would be placed in the hands OF the
Board next week.
The monthly report, the statistics oil
which will be found in another column
OF this edition, was submitted and ap.
proved as read.
On motion the Milk Inspector was in.
structed TO notify the Board of the dispo.
sition of cases inspected.
DR.. Quinn submitted the eighth annual
report of the Board of Health, and read
a summary of the deaths registered, the
sum total OF the different diseases, the
ages, DC. In view of this he stated that
One-fourth Of the deaths that occurred
during the last year were aged under
one year.
On motion committee consisting of
Mr. TaXls and DR.. Miner were appointed
to cooperate with the Health Officer, to
prepare the annual report for printing.
The appointment of Joseph Walker as
Sanitary Policeman was laid over to the
next meeting.
A number OF drug bills OF a miscella-
neouS character were submitted and or
dered to be paid.
Mr.. Thomas offered suggestion that
the district physicians, yet in the bloom
OF their practice, be notified to consult
with the oyerseers of the poor after hav-
ing treated Il patient one week.
A motion in view to Mr.. Thomas sug-
gestion to appoint a committee to con-
suit with the Directors of the Infrmary
concerning the property of the district
physicians working In harmony with the
oVerseers Of the poor was adopted.
Adjourned.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-01-12


The following statistical report sub
mitted to the Board of Health shows the
number Of deaths from registered dis
eases, the localities, the prominent
causes, the number OF out door poor, sick
treated, the number of nuisances abated,
and the total head ofliye stock condemn
ed: Deaths from registered diseases,
434; from causes unknown, g.; total, 44O;
premature births, 6; old age, 16; violence,
l3. Total number of deaths in city DUR
ing month, 475; OF which 457 were white,
and 18 colored, 284 males, 231 females,
237 natives, 23s foreign, 1853 married, 2S2
single, IA widowers, q widows,
under five years, 100; from s to 10 years,
%; from Toto 70, 221; oyer7O years OF age,
4U; NOT stated,
Localities-The let, 17th, 18th and oath
wards report 16 deaths each; the Sd and
11th, II deaths each; the I'd and 9th
wards, 10 deaths; the 4th, 20 deaths; the
9th and 10th, "a deaths; the 7th, 1S deaths
the Sth, 12 deaths; the 9th, 20 deaths; the
.l2th, 6 deaths; the 18th, 27 deaths; the
14th, IA deaths; the 10Th, 18 deatbs;. the
10th, II deaths; the 10Th, ID deaths; the
Goth, 5 deaths; the 21st, 27 deaths; the
I'D, % deaths; the 23d, % deaths; the
25th, 6deaths. In public institutions 81
deaths occurred.
fr0mlnent causes-Consumptlo 63;
commissions, rs; diptheria, IL; scarlet ie-
yer, 2S; .typhoid fever, 20; marasmus, Il;
meningitis, IT; old age, Is; pneumonia,
33; still born infants, SO. -,.
Outdoor Poor Sick-610 patients were
treated during the month, 1854 visits
made, 16 deaths occurred, 4S2 were dis
charged from treatment, and 112 now re.
main.'
Live Stock Condemned-Total head,
1920; OF poultry, 379; OF game, 90; Of dress.
ed meat, 5,57l pounds; OF fish, ,271 pounds
Nuisarces Abated-N umber of verbal
orders, 1,192; on printed notices, 1856; in
process ofabatement, o; total number.
1856. ~