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Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-02-18
GROWTH.

The following address was deliver
ed by Mr.. 5. +. McKjm, at Owen
port, Iowa. Mr.. McKim was for
merly teacher in B,oaa County, AID
had many friends there, who will b.
dad to hear from him, and - know
that he is a popular there as he was
in this SAFE. We pl5,i3I his add
Dies for the gra,:li:ltion Of MS old
friends, vino are among our su5scF'
hers in Bone:
"Few would be willing to have lived in
those DAYS w'ea tie mellow notes Oi the
ru.e harp AID tie SIT SRA ~ Of the ru-
der timbrei were ed in the solemn de-
vutiunal cxeIC SeS uf 81 uAietierod peo-
pie; when huuar sacri iteS were offered
t. appease the unjust wrath Il imaginary
Gods; whose astcd crue.;ie. Struci ter
ror ia the hearts II tAeir misguided yet
sincere dcVptccS: whose blood stained al
tarS reeSeI in hu naI gore; whose mOu1-
tam retreats cC'"eu '"c "''u '''Ns
shouts oil tHe puI.ueI, a." Se"' o"c" "'e
pitlIu! response If the uuior u"atc pur-
sued when human lie was cheap; wnen
might Was right, and when right was Sc
dom respected. You would hardly leave
your psece;u rural homes, where you now
obey your own impulses, and Succumb t.
the dictates Of YOUR own Conscience, Your
Nho"ie's5 % 'ne l''I'S iip, 80 u"e
s'S,'' N'G o'i'.' ,I ,',"'' 1'''' a"l
to'u "ta''" % ue''"TT'' Monaco, CIV
oec"He' ',.'','' C'.I, 40, ","'" -" J,
vel INC az 80, f.',.i
'"e ''"O.' - -, go 49,
P'"s ~ P' PHI ~ I.:...,I
"'S''''u va .''I ",'' -.
7" tue u "''t - ,l',.l''e 'o
ir sue d H'''s' az W. I'G.' 4, ''''-'''
suCA o"''"' a. 'N'oN''i'I' : '|""@.' IN ~
kIngd'm' a"u name anu ouF''' e1cei al
others.
lie whose hands were stained WITH par,
r!cidaI blood, wh'se cpHSc .ehcc was scared
By acts 81 'epeated cruelty, "itel pore '"e
greatest distinction ana received Tue eh'-
est hon'r, Mt only would Eon refuse t'e
offered d gnitleS OF royalty, around ~iic''
are ever clustered scenes oil d''c'4'eh'-
ment rle VITA jealousy ana Hafe"' ou'
would cling '1e c'''er |" Your present
advantages ana cAer.SA more .ond'! your
present surroundings. Looking back over
the history Of the dark ages, the progress
aud growth OF man intellectually seems
! to have been SLOW INDEED, ana ms anFa"-
tageS few; his future, now past, seemed to
have been uninvitlsg ard cheerl' IS, AID,
compared to tHeprogyeSs vepre>ent, dreary
in the extreme Ira"Slt rtat'on was a
mighty object and lad icy possessed tie
iacd!t:e. OF the nineteenth century the
Four Master p'ritS might eAcH nave
saved armies oi almost untold numeeT"
ine ancient warrior, scared on The nat'ie
ne'd' 81 heSSopotamia' ana a'Sao!ed De-
gan Tie long march i'r %h'ca there wa'
no remedy a"d ihe "get Nt'eran, ".oSl
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-02-18
c,..aueake & Chic Railway.

Since last Tuesday trains have been
running as stated below, and will con
ti,ue q, arrive and depart at the
b,rr, named until otherwise order
cd
ExrIr>s. EASTWARD - Leaves
Huntington every day, at 800 y. NJ.
Arrives daily at 5:25 P VI
AccoNNopArIoN.-LeaveS n ma
wba Fail, for Huntington, at AN ,
IN Monday. Wednesday and Satur>
dav. arriving at IL y NJ.
Returning. leaves Huntington same
day, for Kauawha Falls at i,lO I.
NJ. arriving there at 50 P NJ
MINED TRAIN Freight and Pass
errsr. leaves Kauawha Falls for
Huntington on Tuesday, Thursday
and FRIDAY at lis \. NJ, arriving
at S.lj \ VI
Returning. leaves Huntington same
av>at2.4j p. VI arriving at Kama
wba Fall, 10 z. VI
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-02-18
Southern Ohio, aud Ohio & Eich
gan Railroads.

4 VERY enthusiastic feeling seems
to prevail ir Ohio, in relation to the
prospects Of the above named rail
roads. and they seem to present the
most feasible plans by which q west
ern connection for the c. < Q. L. Il
may be made.
There have been meetings held
along the Scioto Valley, at Column
bus and other places in behalf of VI.
II 0. Il. r., and subscriptions are
progressing rapidly.
At meeting in Chilicothe last
week in relation to the proposition
Of the company to build the road.
Mr.. Vanmetcr spoke eloquentIy and
nj some length in favor OF the proPo-
,ition. He said this was certainty
and in view Of what people general
" had TO pay 10 get roads the propo>
,ition was n reasonable one. lie
then enlarged upon the benefits tins
road would be To the county and city.
He spoke of the connection 1t would
make with the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railroad. the best road in the coun-
try connecting the East and West.
Mr. V. spoke Of the many connec
tons the read would make and the
immense business it would neceSSarl
" DO.
General Wo~thington advocated
the proposition, and said-"Now We
have a proposition which Is honest
! We are not asked 10 subscribe, hut
70 help company to build Il great
and beneficial road, and | am vii
ling to help, as | can. | desire t.
say that | agree with the remarks
made bv the first speaker l wa
very much impressed by them. ri
the other line, run from East to West
This alone runs from North to South
and between sections whose product
are different and exchangeable
That Is what we need to make & ben
efcial and paving road. lam heart
lilv in favor of accepting this PROPOSE
/ item and obtaining the road.
General Hurst said he would sub
scribe $500.
Mr.. Delano said that III this roa'
was built We should have railroad
from Richmond to Columbus; and |
will take to maintain the people VIII
live on the line in the coal and min
leral regions, all that we can raise Il
this valley.
"This is the best inland market 70
produce in the State, and the reaso
! that the Baltimore road has branch
o. 10 all the furnaces, which consum
our produce. SO with this road gu
products will be all taken up beior
getting to tide-water.
we are not putting out our mon
~ and laying out of the interest "a
s9re wears, and then being Gale
on 70 add to our subscription to kee
the road from falling through.
: Subscriptions to the amount {
s13. 500, we're received at the NEE
There was a good meeting held
the Board Of Trade room at Colun
Lus on Wednesday morning last, N
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-02-18

4 GREAT OFFER.-The You've
Folks MONTHLY is the llrgcSt, com
pleteSt, and, considering The size and
quality, the cheapest magazine that
is published tor the young people,
The regular single subscription price
is 81 80 pei wear, with 10 cents tor
the postage, $3.50 in all. The pub
Usher Is offering to every one who
Sends before May lst next the above
subscription price, Gift Of IN Order
on ID. NJ. Ferry q TO-, the wel.-knoWn
seedsmcn of Detroit, Mich, for
twelve of their ten cent packets Of
Seeds, either vegetable or flower, or
both, postpaid, and also copy of
their beautiful illustrated Seed An
nual for 1873. from which to make
up lists Of seeds. This is great of
fer, and hundreds of our subscribers
should take advantage of it, To scare
the best p riodical for their young
folks of all ages, and get THEN seed
Tor the coming Spring tree! Single
numbers of the magazine are 10 cents,
but Il sample copy and further par
ticulars, ifde>ired, will be sent for six
cents. Address II. n f. LET'S,
Publisher, Chicago, III.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-02-18
Minor Locals.

The protracted meeting at the
Methodist church closed last week.
Several have joined the church.
The River has fallen quite low,
and Mr.. Adams coal barge IS left
high and dry on shore.
Mr.. II. {. Kafer is building a very
nice house opposite his planning mill.
The weather has been 50 cold that
work has been very much delayed on
it.
One Of our merchants, who has
been the most enterprisirg adverti>
ser in our paper, tells that notwith-
standing the hard times, his cash
sales in January 1873 were 800
more than during the same month
in 1874.
The Bill for paying the salaries Of
the teachers in the Normal Schools
has passed and a good many persons
are much happier than they were a
week ago.
The Passenger Trains on the Ches-
apeake and Ohio Il X. have com
menced to run on Sunday. \ bad ar
Engagement.
s.. Valentines day Is past Oae
% our printers got 4 splendid Nalen-
tine, it cost a cent or 6 for a halt
dime. That was as high rs she could
afford 10 20.
.Oa. say not woman's love Is bought"
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-02-18
Strange, bat sF,se.

It is natural for the people suffering
with Consumption, Coughs, Severe Colds,
or any other disease of tae Throat and
Lungs, to pnt off from day to day buying
an article that they know has cured their
neiehbor, friend, or relative, yet they
have 90 faith in it until il is too late II
Won 60 to Smith, Davis & Co.. and get q
bot, Of BosCHEE's GERMAN SYRUP your
immediate cure IS as certain as You live.
1t mas lately been introduced in this coun-
try from Germany, aud Druggists and
pc pie everyw ere are lated over its sue
cess. You can sc; a sample b,ttle Tor lO
cents and TT: it. Regular size bottle 80
CENTS
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-02-18

Tar CoLD >rLL--Sjuca the 18th
ofJ,uu1ry q most remarkable cold
spell ta, prevailed all over the coun
Try. Tia. average temperature Of
the month Of january this wear has
been naer than for nearly % years.
The OH, River ha, been blockaded
b. tcs more than 3Gj5ys The time
during which navigation ON the riv-
sr aa, been prevented, in the last
forty wears, has not been more than
uday- nayear. There will doubt.
ls,, be forty day, Of obstruction this
wear. The consequence has been
quite Injurious 20 railroad, and to
general business Travel ha, been
p--rea,.Iaol trade almost oblitera
tcd d5n. the river.
There ., a prospect now Of Il break
up m 'aeriycr it the present mild
weather aali, ont. Thcice Is gorged
above the mouth OF the Kanawha.
AMI /, not running thickly below
This place.
The Ohio came down yesterday
from Point Pleasant whore She mad,
h'rhar 20 tac last freeze up
The ksusUha Is OPEN below Char
lesrl
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-02-18
A Wealthy Pittsburg merchant j

A Wealthy Pittsburg merchant is
reported us having said: 81 always
feel happy when l am advertising,
for then | know, that waking OF
sleeping, | have a strong, though 81
lent orator working for me; one who
never tires, never sleeps, never makes
mistakes and who is certain TO enter
the households from which, if at ali,
my trade must come"
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-02-18
NOTICE..

E4anawha Spiinf and
= I,si.e'annc!EOal at prices
lower than ever offered ir
ihiS City. Also Lime. &C.
mcNt. Plaster, SliiEg cs
and latin. al very TO-" rrie
ccS.
Yard, Cor. Dad ave. aD Il
Tcnt:2 Street.
<. R. GREEN
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-02-18
ARABIAN SUGAR CANE SEED.
FARMERS 'EssG EE.
AGENTS IT,I.fTED.

The seed Of this Cane was brought to
the United States during TIE Worlds
Far at Vienna. 1t is the only cane ever
used in this country that don't injure tie
the and. The production is enormous.
This cane grows from s to II feet high
and from 2 to 3 inches in diameter, and
produces double the amount of juice
Of any other Cane. 1t is not mixed with
other kinds Of Cane BY careful prrduc-
ton and making, it will make the very
finest Of syrup. 4 sample pacS age Of seed
that will produce from 40 to 60 gallons Of
syrup, with directions for plating and
cultivating and special terms u agents,
will be sent postpaid by mail, on receipt
OF 30 cents. Agencies given FIR countie 5
address ". s. Upton,
Cleveland, East Tennessee.
o-IISt
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-02-18
VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY.
Terms of Sale:
Notice To reditors!

CTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA: Cahell County,
- to-wii: TO the Creditors OF ID. ii. Bias, de-
ceased:
IN pursuance OF q decree OF the County Court
OF the county Of Cabell. made in cause therein
pending. 70 suhieci the reai estst" OF me SAID u.
II. Bias tn the payment OF his debts, lon are re.
qured 10 present y0ur cliims against Inc said
ID. II. Bias for adjudication to John W. church.
Special Commissioner. n his ONCE II. the SAID
county, on or before the 2n1 day Of An-ll, $50
Witness: JOSEPH s. MILLER, Clerk OF said
Court, this i2th day Of February. ISIS.
JOSEPH :. MILLER. Clerk.
BIZ NJ. ). THORNBURG,
Feb is-sw. prs fee, Sc 90. Dep'ty
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-02-18

A. Il. PALMER E;e aier In
Doors. Sash. BiiDiC =. Franz g
Rough and Dre-sed Luiii-
Der. Flooring. Weather.
boarding. Pine and Pop
lar shiHC.les. yGOuiIing..
Latii. re Ocl Pests G. Ran.
nisieFs. Drain Tile. ii Pat
ciiS FHucs. White and Gray
Live. PLASTER, Cement.
Flower Pets Nc. A Large
Stock Constantly OH hand.
Ga>h orders promptly ILL
ed ~ solicited. 81 Avenue.
Bet. stll az 9th SITS Hunt
iistOu, ". Va. Jan, Il Il
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-02-18

MASTER OF NAcmNUEY.-Mr.
Iao. Mcfarland. the new Master of
Machinery on the c. * o. r r., ar
rived on TUESDAY evening last. He
taxes casr.e If the shops here in
place of Mai. Ilamer, aud-aiso gener.
al supervision Of the machinery of
Oh, & Is o Is. r.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-02-18

SAJR,NE>rAL MBErISG.-A Sac
-,msr,gl Ncetiu- will be held Al the
Fi-., Presbyterian Church this week
c5nnsac.a, on SatIrily;; evening
R.v. Mr. Blown of Kanawha Salines
viii preach ,aturday evening and
Sr-l4v
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-02-18

IMPORTANT To BunDEEs A. b Pal
mer is prepared TO take contracts tr
buiIIing houseS and all kinds of carpcn-
Ter work. bout fail to rye lin coll,
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-02-18
Public LiErsfy Of kentucky.
H:,h .! c:r f.;-.e.:.i,..;a {, :tc rr7:i.s.l ou.,ts
% hyEa..;5I: -. F,r' pstszsI.. -.r.sE
cg:..s Tss.siy 2lih.

Alta meeting 81 the trustees Of lie
Public Library Of Kei lucky, January Is,
1879, IT was resolv.-d ,hnt'C. VI. Bdgg',
Esq, who, uude. tire late Hon. Th,s r.
Branleite was tie real manager Il tie
~ cpn"cri., in a'd Of tie Pubic L.bisry
# k,utu.ty, be and he il hesoby .nth,f-
red o. take tie pace made vacant by tie
death q. sad Bramletie, Ia tre manage
y .ent e tie affair # the 9Th and last
gift ,iccrt, ard that the drawing Al
nourced r February q, 1875, shall pos
tive Y and equ.vocS,ly take pace n
that day without sry furtner postpone
nent or delay On a Y ace ut VI stevsr.
T. T. DCRKKTT, Pres.
JOHN s. Cas-, Secretary.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-02-18

DR.. Wall returned from New
York last Saturday, where he has
been spending several months in the
Hospitals. He was welcomed home
by a large circle of friends. He has
spent the winter pleasantly and
prof,ably, AMI his patients viii reap
The benefit of his studies.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-02-18
SALE.
FOR RENT.

From Apri! 1rst, TIE dwelling now occual6d
rs II. c. ksfer. 81 Ave, Bet. l.th 18Th Streets
FOR Terms Apply 10 f.. X. GREES,
Sea. Ys.A Fac. i6'e $Re>t.
.ra- e..
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-02-18
4 Full Drawing Certain, or Money Re:Tti

Whole Tickets $50. nlves SIS. Tenth,
or each Coupon, 81. Eleven Whole Tict-
cts, $500
For Tickets, or inflammation, adore.
THO. f. BRAMLErTE, Agent ard
Manager, LOUSY lie, k.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-02-18

"...'' 4, '''' VI -. '.J' =,
Do. '' 90
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JILL. '.-.', '..' "'' I'D ASA DIV d
~t.''. ~'' '. ''' "''N' "''" ''''
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-02-18

Tr.ese 6onds are issued for the purpore Of "a 4
III IN - lor the erection II bciding IN the city
OF y .. York, 10 he used for
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-02-18

]. Wcfilc7,iiFs allu t'e'-!
ARRfV AIS
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-05-25
horrible Diseases.

foTfifie Diseases
Row many thousands al persons. both male
and feIsai., aye there who sun ring UGt :,
miserable tXi-teICe frrn. tie ELECTS u secret
du'gelces. TT I--14 -igns absorbed INTO the sy--
ten, Look A. tn,lT pall,1, v-liacI21-i and dis
f-tlel faces and ll,ir hIt r. n-dcWn constlt.
tiulls. tisqualIiying th,ru trr the happiness 81
marriage or the enjoyment OF LIE. Ia IL,
hUrrIi situation thousands safer Until death
closrs The So lie. Let PARENTS, guardians.
fri.ltis attend ;o sItCsc Who s'lfis rIDE witt
any Of these horrible, Ii. destroying maIaGlio-
$50: that they ar card t"r AID cured before i
lt too late. Send them immediately TO DIR
GlBBON. a physician who hiss made prlyat-
diseases his ESPECIAL study iaF years sad who =
rtA:n 10 cur tll nest invetsrste Case, HIthou:
nlrr"urJ or any injuTioUsirups.
Seminal Weakness.
Seminal Emissions. the consequaLCr u self.
e1G>e: This solitary wee. or deurayed sexun!
Indulgence, il practiced by the you'll. " botA
sexes to n sitnoet unliuit.1 extent, IrCGuCiu
with UuerrinG certsinty, -he following train oI
morbid SYMPTOMS, unless coInhateti ly scientl-
M MEDICAL measures, VIZ: saIiGw tOuEteL
sIre, dark spots rEder tie eyes. pain III tn
kesd ringing il til cars nUise like tha rEstl.re
a leaves AID rafting q chariors. Eueasire--
about the lGInS, weakness Of the limbs, ConIt,-
sed sislos, bIunted Intellect, loss ~ confidence,
tlttlde;ce i'll approaching st-4bg -, . dislike
form Ia% acGUa!rraices, d15I POSITION - shpL
society," loss ~ memory. hectic tir~ hes riI"pl--
and NrriCIs TufHtiuT,, ai'pHt I'll face. tu1rrd
tongue. ftt.d nyeath, coughs. ,-EsuIAl siaL
ul-Lt e| att, L., tJliail L-.d IN 5tn' i'sanlt:
L -cliet IT. Hot obtained. sEyull amply iu!L-
date5y either il! person ~ hy IT,, aI1,' tsye
cure Effected ty Ills new sId E,it8tiIr &.0it o-
Treating this dis art, hi.a DeN.r tails II t..
5reria- Z al.ttl and r4-I.ul clr..
Cured AT HOME.
Persons IT dis1aI,r rlsE b. CURED At
HONE. by sdjry ~Fjng Z letter to DIR. GIBBCE,
stating use. y ;utalus ..-tL u tine 1he dr..
ea>- III -s'.tiIla3 al. havt E.riici,a proJrpt-
~ fe-wGrG, 4. Irac from daIus1" and curiosity
10 any art - thu country. With fuIl and piail
directions. Ky Inserting Zen Dollars coin. l..
registered ! .toT, ti.ruE2h TIE Pustyffcc -.
IlrpL-l Wells taIrc X Co: i uHckag~ ot fI-tis-
III viii be forwarded to Any part Of tta LiuI.
Crr-. -pond7nt@ vii please inform I'F. Gih'2.
tag: t.lcy read IDS adv er !-esut AIEG.f
Al.ice--, DIR. j. 4. GI:SEspN
is92-Iv BOX 1857 san Franrisc1
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-05-25

NWING TO A HEAVY FALL OF
~ Prices Il Drr-6ocd> IN tine East. we have
made very advantageous purchase. II conse-
gucnce ot VIII ch We ase now Is5Ied to sell at
sstau!shingly low prlces:
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-05-25
OFFICE OF THE SHERIFF.

OFFICE OF THE SHERIFF. $
OF TIE COUNTY or OE,i-Eg. I
/ hereby certify, that received the within
summons on the 18th day OF May, 4. d. 49,:
return that have not found the dcfeEdau;
within the County Of OJmsby, mt from infer
nation believe TINT he the said defendant, rs.
left the county and Stste.
Dated at Carson City, this list day OF Msy,
1875.
mx23.I1i s. I. SWIFT. Sheriff.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-05-25
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATOR s
SALE OF REAL ESTATE,
EsEB1 own FEAT

NOTICE Is BEEE.jL Git:7N THAT
curt II tn, "a Judicial District il and toT tie
me Isl dsy Of May. 4. l.. 1873 in the matter o.
I'd rSigaei, A6pinistrator and Adm inistTAtrix
Il said estate, viii sell al public auction 10 the
hfghtSt bidder for cash in separate parcels. and
s-Ibiect to the confirmation 10y said Court, on
Wednesday. the Goth day of May, \. D.
1875, at o. clock T. n,
x the Court. house dcor OF said District Court,
:: C1rSon City. in sid cornty and State. all the
-.Eht riIle interest and estate of the said intes-
tat: at thu time of his d. ath, and siI the right,
tie and interest that the said estate has, by
OPERATION OF law ct otherwise. acquired other
Ian, or in addition to. that Of the said iEtes-
ate. at the time Of his death, in and to all CT
those lots. pieces or parcels OF land situate, 1y
x and being in CalsOn City, County Of Orms-
t'y and State of Neyads, and described as fol
,y.s, 20 Wit Al OF lot six t6l and west eight
, Il GlSl feot of lot seven ~ in block seven a.
Id north twsnty-four "a feet of lot six 90
:. block fifteen u.s. all in Sears. Thompson and
sears Givision; also. all Of lot ten to- in block
-JIty-foJr fI4l III hIIssers division Of said Car
CITY. #E
Tsrcis cash Ut day OF confirmation of sale by
s4ld District Court: Dc a at expense Of purcha-
ST. HOME.i. n. BILLINGS,
Administrator.
NANCY II. WILSON,
Tgyi-:d Administrators.
, 1875-06-17
Tho Snaai-A'o2-A fQoFFtbIo. Aslvsn.

Xfs 1,ors Di,tatcIs to {o.ton Journal
6mall.fox IL prevalent in Tho Qeru,nN districts
on Tho cast Hido Of tho aty, aud si.o Health OIL
coEa inoes' With much oppontion In removing
Patients to tho Publ llc Pest Hospital Yesterday
cseo Was reported nt Nc. lG7 Stanton etreut,
am DOCTOR aad assatant wosa sont III an auhu-
lapoo, Tl.oJ monntcd tho narro" stairwkys 10
tho top floor and knocked 4. tho door, WHICH waa
immediately opened BY q woman. When allp
san WHO vera 'htr valtora sho ahrickcd, and en-
dsavoEcd 10 push tho door toi hgaln, but tho
men kept i open without d!Alruty. "Yon
slisa't t3Ee iay iutb}nd," ths soinall raid. dog
Eoa'y:: Hob alone harp with me, and st tho
tbpof tho house." II makes no 'dinorenoo,h
said the doctqt, :ta1ll cant Rtay to multiply
words a.! night This Ia = teuaa,snt-llousc. aud
70 hon't allow snY casca to ronaln In thenl."
Without further talk tho doctor brlshed past tho
woman, followed tY tho ambulance man, but tho
Homsn hung to thoir coata and PeEgn! Of than
to dnsiat. 1n 4 fusther ruptn = man, Otto Chris.
", lay on bed. alnost unconscious. Tho dua-
tor aud his aasintAnt approached tho bed, when
the WOMAN rushed forHarl ahd, aeIsinH them
both. pulled tLc1n o0, and tho two mau wero
Obliged to hare Ausnl'so.hand fight 10 obtalu
doctor caught het round tho body aud pinioncd
les arms 10 her sides. tho other rapidly hulaled
tho dying nlsn Oh hfs shoulders, epito OF tia
agouixipg xsoaus Of tho lap1ihuul. Tho thought
that the husband was really leaving her Yayu Gcr
reuowsd strength, and she sprang once moro
away fEpm the dnceoF and aeizad Liul, Who rolled
from tho aaaistant's shoulders to the ground,
Ihey ehsn began dragging thu body along ti.o
floor 70 the staircase, the vito clingius to It and
aud to-day the e4oitemopt ansou1 tho Qerma,s
" Intense. Friends OF smallpox patiouts threat
cn 10 mob smallpox officers. and tho po!ico Laye
been called Gu to protect them.