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The Morning herald., 1878-09-16
A BAY ON EACH SIDE.

now THE WORLD wAGs IN THE LAND OF
PINES AND PEACHES. .J4 1a .s'!
The season is over at Rehoboth. Il .
seaford has thriving lyceum. = ~ Ss5,,s5 ..
There is quite revival at Frederica. i,sq
The peach season is about rlayed, OUT 7
North East, Md,,has had q genuine psn-
ther scare. s,T+sfg .el7sI al a5as 7ie
Milford merchants are making great ar
rangements for the fall trade .s'.,la
Next Wednesday the colored people e
from Harrington to Rehoboth on an ,excur'
sion.
The name of Canterbury Station on the
Delaware Railroad has been changed tt
Viola. ,s f.t. .ss f1..g . an1
The mud machine is still at work on th'
Wicomico river, using up the last approprl
alton made by Congress. ~ 80
Isaac F. Riley, formerly Of Berlin, Nd.
committed suicide . week or so ago in Wes
Feliciana Parish, La, by shooting.
A three-year old daughter of Mra
Charles George, living near fredericksburg
Md, was poisoned on the 'sth inst. by eatin
matches. ga asppEss Brf,s, aF'- .st..
Morris Keilholtz, living near Rising Sur
Md, was on the 18th inst. stunned b
lightning and did not come to consciousness
e., +uo bours .fst3sl' St't l.. HI8ELBtF. ! .
AVA WV no"ls' 5'Htra ia .u.I 81. ~ q. 't'l
On Friday evening, is. Prettyman, ESQ
of the Milford News, was called away BY
telegram informing him that his father WI
dangerously Ill with paralysis. -go lrs.'
The Newark Ledger celebrates the anr
versary of its birth with a change In tt
proprietors aud editorial managemeI
S. b. Mccartney retires and L. The
Erling takes charge.
The Morning herald., 1878-09-16
A SICK TRAMP.

Jno. Taylor a tramp from Baltimore
and stranger in the city came to the po-
lice station lastnight suffering very much
from illness. Dr.. Ogle rendered medical
assistance and tte man will be sent to the
Aims House to day. nys -.
The Morning herald., 1878-09-16
CRERIFFS SALE.

SHERlFFVS SALE.
By virtue of d witt of T.evam Facins to
me directed viii be eg posed to Plpilc
Sale, at the Gilpin House, kepS@ @byATeorge
Whitfield, in ,tne Litv, Hundred &n! F.!
County of Newcastle. Del, on = 80 " T. bon
THURSDAY, the 2Sth day OF SeptH.i Der
1875. at2. ciock D., mr. -. &
The followir described Jea estS Ste, W..
Allthat certain plantation ortract ~ IA
situate on e porthery SIDE OF athes Few
Castle and FrenchtoWn Railroau, IN lne
hundred and ce unity Of New CASTLE afore-
said. bounded and described as follows,
lacco ding 10 alsurvey made by A. +: PEI :
| f1ington, Marc1 1853 TO wik Beginning at
a stone In a lire OF ia d of William Moth
erali and corner OF land of George McCione
and George Bar holOmeW, and running
thence with land of the said George
| McCrone north 8 1-2iegrees east 5pei ches
and Al chains, south 81 degrees, east :
perches and 90 chains to the New Castle
Il and Frenchtcwn turnpike road. 'ence
| herewith NORTH A. degrees east At CHAINS al
1 thence with ami of a, Y. Lesly south 20 II
4 d. grees east 13s erches aud Al chains SCUM
| 81 degrees east eTches ami 30 chalns
south Al la degrees west 5perchts ma o
4 chains, south 2G Ia degrees east 6S chdIhs 5
south 72 degrees west 50 peIches anu "
chains with the DeI"wa1e Railroad to th'
4 said turnpike load thence thereWith noItt
Il AZ 10 degrees east II perches and ~ chaln
| thence with Ian ds Ct simon Rodman noiti
IS IL degrees wesy 3 erches and III chains
/ south u-2 degrees west perches ana Z
chains 10 a stone, thence with lands of tn
aid VIM Motheiel! l.orth q IL oe rec
west7 perches and 50 G aims to the pl2c
of beginning, cont 'i' ing d6 acres ard
| square perches Of and, b. the same NOR
or less. A..
J property of John BartboioI eW, sufvln
: mott agor of fohn and III n II, Harti olo
NEW hls:wi!e ,iand t., a to Ge 500 g. by
- w ufI ISA st G sUBR, sheriff.
. sheriff's Office, New Ca lie. september
1919 ..tE
The Morning herald., 1878-09-16
RUGBY'S SHARE.

The teachers aud pupils of Rugby
Academy yesterday subscribed Sis for the
yellow fever sufferers. The amount will be
sent at once to be distributed where most
needed. More money viii be raised on
Monday. r.8 HES4Ja'l fV
The Morning herald., 1878-09-16
PERSONAL.

Messrs. V. E. Holmes, our enterprising
clothter and John Deiffendorf have IT turned,
home from their sunlme sojourn at Mont-
Grey Springs. ~.
The Morning herald., 1878-09-16
HIS OUCUPATIoNiTG GOSE. \ N

Had the Arkausa3 ''doctor" that "tappedt
.he fat man, thinking he had dropsy. bu,
finding no water pronounced 1t dry drop.
sy," lived to-day; he would. like Othello
find "his occupation gone, for Aliens Anti
positively, reduces corpulency at from 3
to pounds per week. Sold by all drug
The Morning herald., 1878-09-16
SHEREFF's SALES
,eyHERIFFssALE.

4&s lf5-'7TfT l,-I
fit of I,evari Fscias to d mo
* pos ed to. Public, sale, ~
Bio ii yatt, in Newport,
fea, New Castle county unity /
! dayio Of ser rtember. 1873,
Pollock, t3. M, =, HI I ,;..l...saE N Il = :
escribed real estate vie Z
iantation or tract oflsnd !,
| being la the hundred of
led and described rs fol !
Inning at q whit oak at
Run, q corner Of land laie
, now OF John W. Tatum
degrees west IS perches,
,es west 52perches, thence
hence west 3S gsl0 pefcileS 81
a-2E de4rees west 69 t-lV
I Wifliann z, Derri h ks0n.
. came soul h3 10 degrees
IL MoH corner one near
cesbN the same land 50 tth
NJ ITO he fcn6s 10 aIlot hsT
ss0nss land, shelce I Otatl,
Bl40 p&fGh Is tod STAKE Ois
ltfi 50 ix2 tlsserees 3 s2lS A 40
4 i1nSat46 mid Il / Of Sic b.
eace com tsn1 ing the > AnleI
to a., stone thence nofthl
Ia l.2 ,pArch es TO- a, JOCK,
a.po degrees I west. 49, ~
h9th ! forty-Dine aud d
I twenty pei cBes to the
lee and place ofbeainning.
b said, boGnds T2.S 4 acresof
J more oflesS. Ii. w.: :s,.iT.:
ertaib plantation or tract
igr the rabove Tdescrfbed
led sando described as fol-
sgiHning at a. black oak
/ for. the, heirs of Joseph
thence along SAID I Std
Sc inext three lines, VIZ,
.rees east AK s2slO lOlaperches
q on thed ditch of the thorn
litfi 50 a!4 degrees west 4
( satdghedge to q Sc,rnerr
II8 IL .desrees --7--r--2 t-lg
atcorlIeU oEa line of land
terly John SpringeT's al
byfthel sanf'e south 70 l-2
1910 pefches toaa q corner
vest sidesof Richard dspn s
ing the Line, of said roafi
west is Ls2a perchrs Itosa a
/ fi6a'yh M perchesito q cor
J; above described tract ol
th 81 degrees easG Il 4-ll
.e bNsa run, thence up sale
.ress West A 6-la perches *
4 oofth IS { IL X l'egrees east 4
se, thehre norih A4 dsgreel
To an old 10 marked corne,
3 side ofthe q foresaid dnruI
res lana, Athe enc north 2
10 perchss X. q, corner stnnl
D sall lotph cut thence byy;
IN 62 / z degre es east s3 u
'lacs Off, egin ming contain
Va d 10 psTcheE of and p
b sless, with % two st6r.
4 hollse, frame bir'n AN
ngs thereon erected, iT,,
AIKEN in execution as tn
eph's.. Foremab, and to b
| ..IsKActGRUBB BIB, Sheriff.
3, New Castle. September
: r -. EIN-H 70 4rfEf .. |-.F.
The Morning herald., 1878-09-16
TO BE SENT TO THE AIMS HOUSE

George Harce Of Brandy Hundred an
insane man who was arrested in the city
yesterday by policeman will be sent to
the Insane Department to-day. = ts
The Morning herald., 1878-09-16

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=. u [.r.., ... go Dayf eh} -: q,
............;IA!iHle.ysl;.eg;;e'';',s;;: !. !. !. sc IS; !; I.
81 . :;ls eas'!;:assx'A'S,. 2 ! !, .
I ss;;F,. " n Uiv&aSSNe
ss sd GyAe!,S Ne: = : :. !.
~ OR Sugar. Goa ated, Concentrated, Zoo,
u and Herbal juice 7Anti-BtliOu:
g. GranuIes.s TRE.0LITTLE GIANT
sfGCATHARTIC, or Multum in ParyCr
- , Physic. = Tats.st 4 .ssig'j, ,..ea'fs
81 The novelty ofmodern Medical Chemical, anf
Pharmaceutical Science. No use of any. Longer,
taking the large, repnlsive, and nauseous pills,
composed Of cheap crude, and bulky ingredi
-entS, when we can, by a careful application ol
chemical science, extract all the cathartic and
other medicinal properties from the most yalu-
able roots and herbs, and concentrate them into
% minute Granhle, scar cely larger than
u, mustard seed, that can be readily swallowed
by those Of the most sensitive stomachs and fas-
tilious tastes.r Each little PurgatiVe Pellet
represents, ,in most concentrated form, as much
cathartic power as is embodied in any Of the
II large pills found for sale in drug-shops. From
btilei wonderful cathartic power, In comparison
to their size, people who have not tried them are
apt to suppose that they are harsh or drastic in
effect; but spchis not at all the case, the different
active medicinal principles of which they are
composed being SO harmonized and modified,
one rbyrthe others, as to produce mOse
searching and thorough, yet gontly
and kindly operating, cathartIc,
NH ;eh ohxro oHro b,,t
prietor of these Pellets, to any chemist who.
upon analysis, will find in them any Gallo ael OF
Other forms Of mercury miner mineral poison, n
Being entirely vegetable, 10 9,gR gRaEtisular e y
ate without disturbance "a the constitution. Diet
or occupation. For Jaundice, Headaches
CcRstipatioll,. impure Blood, Ralia
IN tlle Shoulders, Tightness Of the
from the Stomach, Bad taste in the
mouth, Bilious attacks, Pain tn re.
1 gton OF Kidneys, Internal Fever,
g. Srins, ,oGH TnsoeiabilfS Sff anS SSoo%s
FOrebodings, take Dr: Pierco's Pleas.
ant Purgative Pellets. meSPlanap5is'n1 ps'1.3 q
over so great avariety Of diseases, wish to say
that their action upon the animal
economy is universal, not gland q
tissue escaping theiT sana.nws sSa
these Pellets. They are sugar-coated and in
closed in glass bottles their virtues being there
| by preserved unimpaired for any length Of time
| in any climate, so that they are always fresi
| and reliable. This is mot the case with thos'
| pills which are put up in cheap wooden Q
| pasteboard boxes. Recollect that, for oil dis
eases where d Laxative, Alteratives. g
| Purgative, is indicated, these little Pellet
will give the most perfect satisfaction to all Wh
they are sold by ali Drugsists, @
70 cents po'tie' .%TA%9gJ 2
a.v. 2lERcE, N, D. pyoys, ,
~Et '' "l-,h,l ''- fVAb BUFFALO nj
,~1g$ llh .%iT'
II .-..-....---.-.-.-.- 1 ----ELl I =. L
The Morning herald., 1878-09-16
LOTTERIES.

81 Prizes, amounting TO (Spanish) $750,O0O
Inforniation furnished FREE. Orders
dlled Prizes cashed. Spanish Bank bill
and Governmentspurch 49,, .yras-s..,r q
TAYLORr& CO., Bankers
IL Wall ST. New York,
The Morning herald., 1878-09-16

I ATlSuksuo NAAt~
pYlawafe on I'll
lRRlDAI, the Nth 9
at 2 o2c
The following des'
All that certain plaI
situate, ly ing and /
Christiana, boundel
lows, to vii; Begin
or near Chestnut r.
of Peter Brynberg I
thence north 45 de
north S3 3-4 degrees
south 4 perches, the
thence south SO IL
pc rches to land OF \
thence along the
east IS 9-lD perches
a small run, tbenee
| "a degrees west 2T'
corner of Derricks,
| 63 degrees east WBI
stone, thence sotf
| perches 20 a stone I
ardson's road. then
| course IS perches tc
s2 degrees east Il
| lthence north 5 Fl
| perches, thence p,
| half degrees east
| said white oak tree
| containing witnin /
| land, be the same 7
Also, All that Ger
lof land adjoining
1 tract and bounded
lows, to wit Beg
sapling q corner ,
Stidham, decd, itl
| hams lanu these
South IL l-2 desre
| to a corner stone 9
hedge, thence sout'
6.l0 perches along I
stone. and southiS.
perches to stone at
of y hat was forne
| lotment, thence %,
degrees west "a .
stone in the We
Road, thence alon
north Is degrees W
corner stone and 4
ner stone in thei 6
land, thence by th'
lines. viz; North
percheS to a stake
) run north IS de2re
J a stake. thence no
u, perches to a stake
i east "a perches "
} white oak by the
! of Peter Brynbure
I degrees easG IS 10
ii OF Isaac stidham'i
u nn6A AbnRreOl SUI vi
9 perclles to the pla
s ing AZ l 4 acres an
II the same more b
Z brick and frame !
9 other out buildinf
u ! Seized and TAB.
I, property of JOSEF
Il sold by 4
g sheriff's Office.
'.i 1878. 4
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:s'$&y5' IA
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% sI'Nl
rEHrvs:,.!..,

Nv virtue of writ of Leyari FScias to mo
4 sfiiTected, will be expos ed to Public sale, at
the Hotel of Jacbb IA yatt, in Z Newport,
ehristiana IL Agndfea H New Castle t' county fslf
FRiDaT fH1yas liz the afth day Of sertember, 1873,
The Morning herald., 1878-09-16

Z sherif7s Office, New Castle. September
1878. r. LI27o u ,tEt5 "a -tI.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1878-09-21
The Tn
Maine.

The Maine election is an event
OF immense significance.
OF all the Republican States,
no other was regarded as so fixed
in its allegiance as the State of
Maine. There the Republican ma
Jorlty was believed TO be proof
against every assault. Having
made Il speech.or two to his adj.
herents at home, MI. BLAINE
thought it safe for him to 60 and
make speeches elsewhere. Yet the
Republican candidatef for Governor
falls of the election tn v were so
sure OF, while EUGENE HALE is
turned out of Congress to make
place for Il working man, and the
Opposition in the Legislature will
no longer appear as a body of
contemplate strength and impor
lance.
OF course, this revolution is not
all the effect of any one cause.
The Democrats have voted with
the Nationals, with the Green
hackers. and the renellious Repub
leans generally. They felt that
the first work to be done was the
destruction of the Republican Par
ty. 70 knock it in the head any
club could be made usefnl.-Ne1r
York San.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1878-09-21
Sulphur Fumes for Vel.
low Fever.

To the Editor of the Sun-Sir :
In all the suggestions l have seen
for the treatment of yellow fever
l have never seen the use of sui
phur or sulphur baths mentioned.
Sulphur fumigations are used to
destroy the germs in clothing,
ships, &C., and are considered in.
valuble for that purpose. 1t good
there, why not try the effect on
the patient of sulphur baths, va
por-of course so graduated as
not to misunderstanding water
saturated with the fumes of burn.
ing sulphur in short, of sulphur
fumes internally as we'll as exter-
nally. [ know were | or members
of my family attacked bv this
dread disease, l should trust to
sulphur in its various forms. The
theory of physicians is that vel
low fever is produced by a fungus.
Sulphur fumes are obnoxious to
all fungus or parasitic life.
E. j. POST.
-NeW York Sun.
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Quarantine.

One Of the great questions that
now interests rejecting minds in
the Southern States is the ef1ica
cy or inef1icacy Of Quarantine Or
d:nances in the prevention of Vel
low Fever. There is no subject
that requires deeper thought or
more sagacious deliberate investi
CATION. At present we desire only
to say Il word in reply to the AS
sumption Pioneer which cites La
touIch as an instance in which
Quarantine has been of no bene-
fit the present year. The Town
and suburbs of Thibod&ux have
had the prevailing epidemic in its
midst for about six weeks, and its
pathway from the very first case
to the present time is marked
down so plainly that d blind man
can read it.
1t was brought here before the
Parish Quarantine laws were
passed, and has been dissemina>
ted since. Had the Parish Guar
antine been passed when that OF
the Town Of ThibodanX was en-
acted, the present sickness might
have been avoided, at least it
would not have been brought
here by the means in which it no.
toriously was.
Assumption refused to pass
any Quarantine law. Now the te
yer is spread almost entirely over
that Parish, whilst Lafourche has
the disease only in the near vicin
ity of ThihOdaux.
The same steamboat tina,
brought the Yellow Fever to Lat
adieviIle brought it to ThiI'odanS
and if both Parishes had had
rigid quarantine at that tiny
they might have escaped the SAD
experience of to day. At least il
would not have been introduced
so early as it was if the two Par
isles hal had a strict quarantine
on the 25th. Of July last.
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"A Curious Result.

Among all the Northern States,
who have furnished the bone and
sinew OF the Republican Party.
Maine has always been first and
foremost. Her majorities have al
ways been dislToportionally large
considering her voting strength.
Though lot the ''Keystone State"
she has been the :'Banner State
OF the Republican Party, and we
cannot doubt, but, having been
the first to vote this tall. she has
also sounded the keynote of the
campaign. Circumstances were
more favorable for the RepubIi
cans in Maine, than they are now
i'll any ether State in the "Great
North" Her Eugene Hale has
been relegated to private life,
ana with him fall her Hanlin and
her Blaine, the ''matadores' of
a henceforth impossible party.
For the first time in twenty
years Maine has not afforded the
Republican Party q popular MAS
jority. Maine appears to have now
split into three nearly equal par
ties, the "Greeubackers" drawing
their strength mainly from the
Republicans.
Everything presages a complete
disintegration of that party,
which had "caged the American
Eagle" which had done it's best TO
destroy local self Government.
Without any particularly detn
ed shock, any clearly apparent i'm
pulse, that great party returns to
the Chaos of popular sovereignty
where it was conceived. and to
the Representatives of the South,
peculiarly, belongs the great task,
OF securing salutary results, for
the benefit of the whole people.
from the great wreck of dead par
ties, issues and ideas.
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Yhe Nationals i'm La.
fu urche.

After a hard fight against the
Old leaders of the Republican Par
ty, and most acrimonious recrim
nations from one side to the 9TH
er the National Party" has sue,
ceeded III constituting itself in
our Parish.
About its intents and purposes
we know bat little at this early
date, except that it intends to
work especially in the interest of
the laboring man aud to energeti-
cally combat the race prejudice so
industriously nourished and per
petuated in the breasts of our CO.
loreA fellow-citizens as against
their white countrymen by their
old leaders and false friends.
We can only hope. that the
"theses,' thus advanced, will
prove realities, not only catchpen-
| MES. thrown out by INSCRIPTIONS
demaS.gnes, and we are the more
encouraged in this hope, as we
understand, that the young organ.
lzatlon is principally composed OF
young men, who have received at
least d partial education in our
public schools, joined TO most OF
those conservative Republicans
who, ever since reconstruction.
have condemned the "ways and
means" of their own party. The
election of Elder j. II. Harper,
one OF the most e>timable co!ored
men of this Parish, already lends
the movement respecta ility.
AS the "Nationals" appear to
draw their strength entirely from
the Republicans, and the Demo.
cratic organization in this Parish
diSposes of a clear majority oven
all It's opponents, we have no rea.
sons to feel interested, as far as
the election Of our officials is con.
cerned. yet We cannot but believe.
that any movement. inviting free
discussion, and promising a clear.
er appreciation of matters as
they really are, on the part OF
our colored people than has been
allowed by the chiefs of the Re
publican Party, in days now hap
PLY gone by, must prove benefi.
cial and salutary to all. n
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1878-09-21
DR.. Pierre Dansereau.

The death of this eminent ply.
stefan and distinguished citizen
wl,ch occurred last Tuesday
morning, has cast a gloom of sad
ness over this Town and Parish
that the demise Of none other
could have caused. 1t has been
about forty years since DR.. Danse
reau emigrated to this State from
Gambia and settled some five
miles above this town to practise
his profession. He was a success
full practitioner in that eOmmuni
ty for many yeaas, when he pur-
CHI ased a plantation near Labadie
vile on which he resided until
the close of the late war. He then
removed to Brazil in South Amer
lea where he remained some wears
after which he returned to Thibo-
daux and recommended the prac-
tise of medicine. His former
friends and patrons, at once, be-
gau to call upon their old physi-
clan, and from his arrival be was
constantly busy in the perform
ance OF his duties, eyer ready and
prompt to respond to any call
made npon him. As a physician
he had few superiOrs and his long
experience gave him a thorough
knowledge of the various phases
of disease incident to this portion
of Louisiana. AS a citizen he was
watcbful, took a deep interest in
any enterprise calculated to i'm
prove the public welfare, as IA
neighbOr he was kind, charitable,
hoSpitable, and traternal, us a
husband and father he was devo.
ted and atfectiopate. DR.. Danse-
rean was twice married. From his
first marriage he leaves several
children, one of whom is IN South
America, another in Canada, one
in this place aud the others IN
New Orleans: from his second
marriage he leaves two sons, one
OF whom is in Canada.
DR.. Dlnsereau lived and died
a true Christian. In this fact bis
widow and children can find con.
ISOLATION and hope in this day vi
sorrow and trial.
The deceased was buried in St.
Joseph's cemetery, where his re.
mains will rest in peace until
time shall be no more.
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tlDIED

In Thibodaux, September IL, Is7S.rDr.
PIERRE DANSEREAU, aged IS years a
native OF Canada.
In New Orleans, September Is, 1878. of
Yellow Fever. ALPHEUS VI. ELDER, aged
81 years, Il native OF Indiana.
In Thibodaux September IL, 1878 Mrs.
EMILE DuGAS, after a long and painful
illness.
In New Orleans September II, 1873. of
fellow Fever. GEORGE GRIMA, aged 30
years, u native OF 1hibodaux and a resi-
dent of New Orleans for II, years.
On the LoriO plantation Lafourche Sept.
1S. 1873. JOHN ERKINE,
Diei.-Sept. 10Th. 1873. Miss JOSEPH
lNE LAFOND, Native of France, Postu-
liant Of Mt. Carmel Convent.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1878-09-21

Tue following paragraph "The
yellow Feverwas b,oughtinto the
Convent by a Sister after a visit
10 a sick person in the Town of
Thibodaux."
AS the rumor is current in town
that my mothers family is the
n alluded to as having been
visited by the Sister from the
Convent: [ wish to State publicly
that at the period OF the visit
(aoont the 10Th or Goth of July.
ana before the Parish Quaran-
t!he was established one Of my
sisters was suffering from the
common chills and fevers of the
country, and was under treat
ment t DIR. Danserpau. This be-
ing long before any yellow Fever
appeared any where in the coun>
tfy' 1t requires a stretch of ina.
glhatlon to trace the origin OF the
ueSease, which broke out in the
Convent, to contac; with a COM
mon case OF chill and fever oc>
curing several weeks previously.
Not wishing to apply the intern,
perate word '..talsehood" which the
respected Sisters saw fit to EN-
body III their communication. I
Will only state that they are lying
under a very serious error in at
tr'onting the origin of the fever
which visited them to mothers
family where, mp to this date,
there has not been a single case,
as can be proved by the practic
ing physician aud the Board of
Health OF the Town OF. Thibodaux.
Respectfully,
ARTHUR q.