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| INIMENTS.
Eie Quickest, Sur.st and Cheapest
Remedies.

rms .icians recommend. Rud tmi,er. declare
that ~ sugii Itluett, have ever lntur, hten ~
use uIds ulv cheap, btit tie lrupri'tois al
tue~c articles viii present ttta bottles Ia ne'iical
lntl, gratis, aa 81 GUAR nttC IT Wiii They sat.
1iiE JENlAtN lI\lMkNt, Nnfl W RAr-
ria. will cure iiheurlail. Ia, Neuralgia, Iun
la-su. ~,.Iattca. tah,d Etc>stS, >uic Npplts,
tlu-tei Feet thilbiaIrs. >WelliuK~, sluains,
aLi any ur,iiuaiA
tlt>u. bonn OR nit~f Ii NiLNEtI
Ne NAH. ~ ptcitust that this drtlrt" VIII
cHip cancer. rc.iogc lost bones, OF civ" hpalh To-
q whisky suah,d carcass. bat II Wiii always ~
,iii.c inflammation aud allay pain.
10 wall extract ut, poison ut bic, a,d sung .
aud head burns on -cIld> iIiiut A.. PALSY =.
Weak Bach, jakc'i iigr.sts, tHia, .c, luoi,A. !'.
Itch au1 ,E.aut"a> i.iu.-tiun- ivtjtiN ,"lV To-
liz treatment.
Henry Blcs, at Ada, usmin o., O., SAYS
- M wife la, lnd Il:cutpnt-.u ipy i've 1t.irs
no ly>t, no sleep--cOu.d 'sIvc! walh at'psr tlr
floor. Size B. now coWpictels cUrtd ~ TIE usc
of tcAiaug Imminent. ~ al itt thankful To
ou, and .c'unncnd loui wounds Iui mrllcu'e
al cur friends 30
jane, iiurd. ui Ianc- lille, ohio, says. "Ih,
tc..aur Iinintcut ttaeil ny Nciialeli.'
sinci msh, ed NsV.tlh. writes ''>eLd nc
nur dpGrt pot!c> ~ t>rles>. The liiulnrnt
lbs saved nay lex. | want 10 distribute IT. Ac.'
Ihy sale at l..i- lin Hyut D. increasing nap
idl,,
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Is. tore ibe era o: Rt;!rD4Js, Caro- hal
commanding partition =. .sniic IL com
iurF't aid navigation. Has Importance 90
position siie III psN-. n. bUi S-:tu. ilr
additional ndYaiItatc - d, l.. t g,tsl raj
iO"d D.re, f.tiilG'"r o. a.. Li.-i inpUIt-
aut raiii Dads H. The VALLEY ,!!h. lliss -sipyi
cOnYersing 10 and haiirt l.ri r tttlniti
lhSfc. Among thcsp. cOuID. from The nirili
are the grtat l'ihOs Central RilrO' y,
which truyei-Ss the entire tate 81 lji1n.~
ilGmit- eNtr, M northern ard north e.att4H
10 lie sOuthein limits. and by :isc INJECTIONS
extends into ali the grea: Northwestern
grain producing STATE The Cairo AMI Vim
{. nn->. extending from aif" io Lc CiI! al
Vice mes. 10 ihe safe 81 Indian, whr,e
it, nuectiOu- adDri direct ~ road COM
uuLiCations VITA all Ia terra cities anI
'be Cairo " II. LOUIS Railroad. anorai!g a
cIieCt railroad contradiction With the
city I'll -. Louis and all the railroads CEN
terlng ;herc The road, coming irolh th-
South are he New oIlegEs. Jackson AMI
Great Northern and tie Mobile and ohio
Railroads. which give direct railroad COM
muuicrioa with IN citi = OF Mobile and
New Orleans, and 9th. : southern Atlsnilc
,ca ports, sud by cDhn""iiBg road. with al
thy country u'h Of Carr; aud coming
ircn u. the -Dtihwt,t i,tL- CAIRO. Arkrnsa-
Eud IcXas Railroad, which hcrd, similar
communication with - them Mi suuli,
artnu-a' bnd Texas snd The principal cit
ie, o! those states. Iii. i-t'-ntm roId
viii give, also. direct connection with the
Texas and Pacific Roa when il j. com ie-
! ted thus gazing direct communication III h
! the princi pal port. 81 the faciiic Ocean
! hese IA lrOads, terii.is Riiag 81 Cairo, are
/ now ell completed and Ia succG asiui opeTx-
+ ton, those ia Illinois coliiny into the city
: on ban! al each OF the river. ohio and
! u s"is-ippi. and terminating at their c0nu-
/ ence, shu- enc rclHg HE city. The Holly
! springs, BrOwL-Niile and Ohio River Rail
/ road, AMI the Cairo aud tennessee River
! Railroad which viii both teruina'e ,.
| CAIRO, ate ia cour-e OF .0,si rtc'ipn and viii
! soon be coInplt ted, aud other igiiruJ' : bath
! in Illinois and in -tties south Oi the Ohio
/ river. which wit asa tciEiGat. ~ Cairo.
Ar- Projected, sL'i arrangements mate 90
! build Them. The construction of these
/ will greatly increase the T abroad roB.mnii
catiUus OF alTo
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The Yellow Centaur Liuinie mt
l,r tn, ,ougi. ,sin. ac.h and ma-,l,- Of

h. lsi the tough. ~sin. hc,h ani mJ-,l,- 1t
uuR~t-. Null AND ANNALS.
Ne have never vet stem case ut >lia' ~.
~NtyuN. Biu,.-i;ouc, Vi iad-Gall, ~ctaiCii,-, -
puil-E,Ii. which thi- LmImcuf Wnuld H"i
speedily bcLtii, and We nrN,. AN hut "A i"W
-i-cs which IL wotIG not vuur II I'll trL
when anything eau - i, folly Ia spend 80 Tor
"a Iarlvr. when ul.e Han = worth al tcnthUr
L:nin.eut willGv u tier. the iulI"wii, isH sam
l.le of tie t,>til uuy produced:
VI l.. Hopkins, POSTMASTER, PIqtn, 9 saH .:
e., cntaur Iin,IIcnt can't DE bal. II cure
eyIy tins
NlLVELsoN, o., Man ch =, i,.i.
The Lcntaur liuimenlS are Tie l"'l >ci!tHE
medicines We have ever r.d lie uchdud l.
very great for 10, aid We cannot uil"ld 10 lie
without Il
y. II. liisLl & son -
j-It..E~JN, Mo, Roy. lu, ls-j.
.'>cnle tin ago was shipping horses b. -.
Louis got Que badly cripulcl IN The ear
" i'll great difficulty got h.n 10 she stable
The stable keeper gave ms a bottle u Your Ten
iaur l.iuinlClt. which ! used " iih such success
tliat Ia tWDdgS the iursc Was gclNc alii nearly
well ! have hycI veterinary surgeon 10Y
thirty wears, bui year EiAincnt atai~ an! ming
have ever used
"A. i. A'taEIl, Veterinary Surgeon -
For a postage stamp We vii nail 81 Cent ar
Almanac. containing hundreds Il srjiticaJr> +,
from every state Iu the Union. Thee Iini-
iut.ii are NOW -uil by an dealers in the country.
Laboratory If J. Il. ROSE a 90
81 lll 81, NV ! ORR.
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THIS cty, H. 1, well buovn, l. aitust, i Il
The conIiurirr 81 the ONO and " .i~sppi
Myers. vi The head uf uninterrupted nav a.
ton "n the Mi.sis>iiEi. .a'cg hrioN oh
'tiuciiun~ - Be-. in tbs winter nj low
water Va 'uitiIAar. aud Il ~ la q Gear aud
open liver communication IL al times over
,he Mssis.ii - old i's tlihutmies, with al
Tie urir, shnUi IL ihu stif 0f Mex go
HEd the Atlantic D.taI. tsird / ns 1850 the
slN!c character II cuii,it..iiiS .t..B NiIh al
the criii.ii} Moth over the streams ,ioHiLp
10y /, hen those dreams are Aot iLnHhi
ah!e ht tsA un of ice ut iJw Nrfri.
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Or. ~amuci Pitcher Of iIyHnni>, Mas. cs-
l,.iimrEtc'l ia ht> private Practice. for twenty
years. f. produce 81 G smlinat.un -hgt would have
the prup-rtip, ui CASTOR: Oh. without ~ IN
plc.!- ant taste and GRIPPING effect.
His preparation was seat for near and far,
til Hu1lly he gI,N. il the name Of tasingiI. and
pat il ZIP tur sale. II j. NelN wonderful in its
effects, particularly with the di-Oulrgci -t1m-
2ch- and bowels Il children. il A->I9LAIFS
me toop, cures sour stomach and wind cole,
regulate. the bowels, E>iels Norrs :, and May
he relied ulon IN Group
~ ~ pleasant. effective, and jcrfrcjly s1it
tdthaliic rcucdy. II is superior I" t.-.t0I oil
,'rlial- aud Syrup' II doe, not contain alec
hi, and /, adapted Ia any agr.
Ky regulating the SION gch and bowels al
cro-s and s.ckly children, they heco good
nalillcd aud healthy They can enjoy sleep, ant
mothers hayc rest. The Cl-ioria l. lut up 81 III,
Laboratory OF !. Il, Rose ~ Co, 81 uey ~neet
New York ma, 4J-W-l4t
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Az = manufacturing location the position
OF , afro Is not less important. The crude
flatrIi,is of every description, which con.
stiiute the elements Of manufactured aril-
csss, abound on every side. iron ore, coal,
Of superior quality, and timber of every
Oh tracier, more than others, being easily
and cheaply acces .ilir, and the itch sgri-
ou!.I'al region Of the immediate DGtshhOr-
hc0i, as Well ~ the more reinot, districts
rendered tributary to II by river AMI ran,
! furnish supplies I'll tnc I.tcessari"s al Etc ia
such abundance as tortnJer living except
i1naily cheap When the manuitctu' ii s'ti.
| c,r- are produced, the facilities 10 cheap
distribution hS river aud raj s.e Dpi
equalltt.
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Cairo ha' moral. Ia cliigcnt. liberal and
eEtrrpii-ing pnpuIa,ion OF about II ,U0o-ias
superior system o! public schools, which.
with others conducted by private enter
Nantages- Is p)ssrssed of well-established
churches Of nearly every denomination
has puh, and pri, ate buildings of supe-
r.or character climate, which far "a
lubrity and hoalth'uil influences CaLnot he
surpassed-has well-reruated and ei-
decent municipal organization, its streets
lighted with gas. m ! other metropolitan adj
yantages. which make II highi, desirable
ana in reality not 10 be eEcsllrd a. place
OF pei tnGntnt Residence.
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Its ccntrni location In tie grcf. Nahsy 81
the Mississippi, and iht great ealth ofti,er
aud railroad communication, gives IT, Cairo
unsurpassed adv autagrs ~ commercial
point, as IL alord. to her oLsy and chesp ac-
cess to all the Grain producing Districts OF
Tue North uLd West, and similar access 10 all
the agricultural Iruiuce consumers OF tie
south, thu- presenting thc best location In
the IVES; Tor an interchange % the respett-
i've northern ant -ou.Gtrn commodities and
PRODUCTIONS
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very low prices, anording favorable oppor-
tunities to purchase, and the owners pre-
,ent the location 10 the public ms CHEERING
unri, aled advantages tor The 81 'cessiul es-
tsbi shmrnt OF commercial or manufacture
log enterprises, aud the best loca ity IN the
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The latest. greatest,

remedy ever ru' together by medical science,
for Rheumatism, Wounds, Sacllings, Bans
laked Breast, & + the CcnisW Linimcnt,
There are two kinds What the Whit. Linimeht
i for tho human family, IL yellow CeHtaur
Imminent is for spawned, lame and strained
horses and animals utay2--wl3t
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PRAIRIE LANDS.

The last chance for coed agricultural lands -
ILs lEAEs' tkIpIi, IA; SiN ran CkNr Interest.
Don Z run any risks, hut 20 10 II country that has
he~n proved 10 be good ssld youf address by
postal card 10 lahn comr II. 4 NJ. II. 1,
harrington Iowa, and receive fee cnpy Of Iowa
and Nebraska Farmer, with chart Of lapds and
ow round trip rates a-ls-wbm
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= screw the finger "a ti.l!t ~ NOu
can. that : rheumatism one turn more, ihst q
govt, - il ~ iaEi lar description OF these TIVE
diseases. Though each may aud does attack
dllrreni portions Of The system the cause j. he
lieyei To- he poisonous acid in the blood. iu-
rify This by the use of
rAHEA>T'> SELIIkk ArEHiENI
!, will do IT. work speedily and thoroughly II
l. The great FREUD uf The sufferer from i:heuuJ-
iielu and govt
SOLD ~ ALL DRUGGISTS
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children Cry for Gastoria. 1t j. 81.
pleasant 10 take n honey, and j. alb .lu,cly
harmless. IL is SUR 10 cAla worms, cure wind
collie, regulate the bowels aud stomach. and
eNercome irrliabiiiy caused by nash ~ cutting
teeth. ii l. ii perfect substitute Tor Castor on
AMI l"r tosiiN'Ecss IN young or Old there l.
nothing In existence effective aud reliable
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DIR. WHITTIER,
6i7 ST. Charles street, st. Louis, Mo

UUU1uUC p, Rnjfs.r ., Ar1sis, IL
nUTIMNHy esn sr old, fSayagsff9ey
uOu III b he Jnsises rifth0d ffyszf.
sssst. 4 seidesvf o. No FEE. CsXos Or tuyi!s 10
DIR. Judson. JOS CH<it.s! Ssr.s!. 81. Lssi'. No.
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CAIRO,
lTAIAINSEIS.

The Trustees Of the Cairo CITY
Property desire TO call public attention
10 the nIri ~ @; their property, coinpiis-
Cairo, in Alexander County, ia The state
at illinois, aud lands Immediately adia-
cent thereto.
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ri. aIn,m.Hnn,cE .,ahl,sneniu.,Ga.

Thi. Claim House Established iu $50
EcECtHaC ob'uiucd for oniCcr-, Soldiers.
! LNSiShS and ~camen pi Naroi 1871 and p,
and for their hcTs The law include de.eTtci,
and oscdlsh"n0inhly discharged. If wound 1t,
injured, or have contracted any disease, apply nj
once. Thousands entitled. ,,reui numbers ca
tItle'i to IN Increased RATE, and should apply
Immediately. Al soldiers and NraIl.u of the
War oi fi-, vino served 1ur any period,
however short, whether disabled or not, aud ali
widows al such not now on the Pension IOlls .,
arr requested! Ia send me their .dTcss al ONE.
Q0IiNTv. Many who raistoi in ls5l-4 and .
cOo'i !. are entitled. send your dschHT -rs
AID have them examined. business before The
patent OFF, r. solicited OIliceIs returns
and accounts settled, aud all jusI claims prose
cutrr.
A. make no charge unless successful, ] ~
qE"Ht all 81 iHc!u-r TWO stamps FOR rcply and
return II papers. GEOi,Gt l.. LEMON,
Lock Box A., Washington - I.
recommend Captain Lemon as an honorable
and successful Pract itiOner. - \ iiurlhai, II
O., an Congr"s -iunal District Of Illinois, late
Mai .-hn'l L. =. Volunteer.
la Writing, mention maine of His paper.
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The Official Call OF the National Dem
orrp(iP GOpScatiOn.


Tn. National Democratic Committee. 10
whom is delegated the power OF fixing the
time and place Of holding the National pc.H-
ocraiic convention OF 1876, have app intcd
Tuesday, the tNeniy-seVt nth day OF Jane
next. noon, a. the time. aud selected ST.
Louis ~ the place Of holding such coavei-
ton.
Each i tie will be eat ted to repreScn-
talon equll to Il able the MI nNer 81 !
senator's AMI representative in the con-
ere: OF the United States: and the trrii-
tory of CJloraio. whose adnti sion IN July
as Il State viii give it 4 vote in The nest
electoral college. il A. q invited 10 send del.
egates II the convent ~.
pclnoc alir. Conservative and oder e.
zcns O the United Sa,es. irrespective OF
pas, po!it ed associations. dc >iring 10 CO.
operate with the democratic party in it,
present efforts ana objects. are cordially IA
yiled II Join in sending del, ga,r> Ia he
national convention. Coop ration j. ,ie
S,rri from all pcr-ols Whp would caa1g"
an a im,ui .trItion that hi> suffered Tie
pllI'ic credit 80 become aLd romain infcriCr
I" other ald o. iiy 'rci II ttion> has PER-
tt,d comm rec To he taken away by for
c..,c powers: Ia. stinei trade by UNJUST
unequal and pcrniciou> lei, a ion: Ea>
impose una .ual taxation and rendered q;
IN 1T burr n>oM1: has c'i ;nsed rrpH inG
property into widespread suffering a"d
want, lbs sqnandcrel the pu'i,, moneys
II. klc ~ and def nifty. and -hamc'e's'y
used the power ihst should have bo"n Hj!t
/ to punish crime. to irotec; l..
! For the and other reasons Vie national
/ Democra i patty deem the public dancer
! imm lcnt and earnestly da,rou- of sc,tr-
/ ing to cur country The Lls'ir@N of an
| economical, pure AMI fee s'V,rrm NJ,
/ cordially Invite the cooperation Of 'hrir
| fellow-ti izcn' in the Mort f. alta II ihi,
| o iec.
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The New York herald., 1876-09-27
BURGLARS AUDACITY.

About four o'clock on last Monday morning Mra
Elizabeth Smith, widow, who occupies apartments
with her daughter aged six years, at No. 727 Fulton
street. Brooklyn, awakened by the noiso made by
the scratching OF match On looking the direction
whence the sound proceeded she was terrified for .
moment bchoidng man watching her lntently
and standing within few feet from her bed She was
about to give the alarm when the intruder said, In a
fierce undertone ."Lle down. Do you hear II you
yell or make any noise will blow your brains OUT"
He then added, II want your money or your life,"
and he exhibited pistol. ''where is the stufs" 'In
my dress pocket, on the char there" replied the
frightened woman. The robber took the money
out OF the pocket and quietly counted it.
He found but $40. He inquired If that
was all tho money, and Mrs Smith SAID II was
"That's too thin | must have moro money" The
latter remark awoke Mrs Smiths child, who began TO
cry when the villain with oath struck the little
The mother could longer restrain her feelings and
she cried tor help The burglar made another At
tempt clutch her by the throat aud scratched her
face in doing He then made his escape by the
rear way through open window. Her screams
brought her brolhcr-in-aw and other people 10 the
scene, but the rullan had made good his escape.
The New York herald., 1876-09-27
DIED..

FISK Suddenly at her late residence, 24l Dean st.
Brooklyn, Tuesday morning, September 20, ELIZA,
OF late John w. Fisk In tho $50 year OF her
age.
Notice of funeral hereafter,
GARRIsoS.-WrLLIAM GARRISON, suddenly, on the
25th inst, aged 38 years.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend the fu-
neral from his late residence, No. 729 Ninth avenue,
Two O'Clock r. NJ, Wednesday, September ~, 1870.
GrLEsOn Monday, September rs, JOSEPH GILES,
aged 90 wears.
The relatives and friends OF the family also mem
bers OF the q. Of O. f., respectfully invited
attend The funeral from his late 23S Frank
lin av., Brooklyn, on Friday, September 20, at two
r. NJ.
Goss-At his residence in Poughkeepsie, September
26, Rev. WILLIAM Goss presiding elder OF the Pough-
keepsie district
Relatives aud friends are invited TO attend the fun
erai, at the Washington street Methodist Episcopal
church, Poughkecpsle, Thursday, September 2s, at
one O'Clock y. NJ
HrssEssY.--Monday. September 20, ELLEN HrssEssr.
aged 70 years.
The relatives and friends are respectfully requested
to attend tho funeral, from her lato residence, 233
Mulberry st., at two O'Clock, on Wednesday, the 27ih
inst
Huxr--septembcr 25 at As West 3oth st., d. BEAM
RKp HUM, NJ. d. I, aged 80 years.
Relatives and trends Of tho family invited 10
attend tho funeral SERVICE at the house his brother
Ezra NJ. Hunt N. d., Metuchen. N j., on Thursday,
september ~. al quarter Uast threo o'clock =. n
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POLICE PERQUISITES.

A. meeting OF the Police Board yesterday Sergeant
B. B. Smith, oil the Tombs Police Court trans
iercd to the Eighth precinct and sergeant Woodruff
of the Seventeenth precinct pu. in his place, The
occasion Of the transfer the discovery made by
Commissioner Erhardt OF system OF jobbng between
on1ccrs on the court squad and q class OF Tombs law
yers by which both parties pronted tho expense Of
unfortunate prisoners Tho Commissioner became
sognizant Of the matter few days ago. but wishing
see for himself he went to Tombs Court at an early
hour yesterday morning quietly took a seat
among the spectators, unotscrved by tho officers
Presently he saw policeman bring In prisoner aud
introduce him 10 lawyer, who took him into
Sergeant smiths private room. They soon emerged
IN tile character Of counsel client This was re-
ptaed several times, and the Comm becoming
satisnod Of the correctness OF his surmiscs sent or
ROundsman Proz, of the Sixth precinct and put him
IN charge OF tho court squad, suspcndng Sergeant
smith 10 await the action Of the Board The accused
sergeant reported al the Central Oco yesterday after
noon ana had long conference with superintendent
WaIllng aud Commissioner Erhardt To bolh he earn.
estly protested his innocence saying he received
dollar IRON any lawyer Charges have been preferred
against hm, and the trial will take place at an carly
day.
The Commissioners express determination to dis
miss every doing duty at the courts ii necessary
70 break up The dlsyraceiul system Of iobbery.
The New York herald., 1876-09-27
BOARD OF HEALTH.

The weekly meeting Of the Health Commissioners
was held yesterday. communication was received
from Dock Commissioner Wales, calling attention to
the defective sanitary condition OF the water front Of
the CITY, Mr.. Wales says-"It Is undoubtedly true
that maaral influences rapidly generated in slips
ana basins which receive the sewage and which can.
not be eectually ceanscd by tho action of the tide
Some cases OF malaria fever have already occurred
among the employees of this department and other per-
sons in districts" In conclusion he suggests
that the Board detail inspector to make examina
ton OF several points hereafter to be stated The
document re- erred to the Sanitary Committee.
letter was received from District Attorney Phelps
informing the Board that the Grand Jury had found
dangerous to health by reason OF extreme nthiness,
and requesting immediate action Attention WAS also
called TO the unness OF Ludlow Street Jail as place
of confinement owing to the lack OF water IN The cells
With relation to the Mulberry street houses the Board
ordered vacated by tho 10Th Of October and
again reoccupicd until thoroughly dsin lcctcd. The
matter OF Ludlow Street Jail referred 10 the De-
parmcn Of Public Works. to be put In proper sanitary
condition.
The following is tie weekly report of tho Register OF
There were 4S7 deaths reported during the week
ending September %; being decrease OF as
compared with the preceding week, and 81 less
than number reported Tor tho corresponding week
OF 1875. The actual mortality fer tnc week ending
September IL was 5ll, which 10 % below the
average for the past Eve years and represents
death Of "a 90 per 900 persons living, the
The following Is comparative statement Of cases OF
contagious reported this bureau for the
weeks ending September 20, 1876
Week Eadine--,
Sept IT, Sept 23
1yphus fever. j
Typhoid lever. r............................. 70 2s
Ccrebro.spinal menin gifts. ..................
Measles.
Dipntheria.. 81 II