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The daily gazette., 1879-06-28
Gemeral News.

In PhiladelpbiA.y yesterday fve persons
were killed by an exploding boiler. Sew
eral building, were destroyed.
The Fall River mill owners are gain
ing few spinners from the strikers. A
NEE ing Of wexvers will be held to-day,
when they will l-decide whether to strike
or not.
At New London yesterday the Har-
ward boat c. ew beat the Yale crew with
the creates. ease by one minute and for
ty-three seconds in a distance of four
Cox, the murderer OF Mrs. Hull, has
employed counsel. The Indictment
against him has not yet been prepa, ed.
The body of Florence Beierle, who
was TO have been married ou Sunday but
who was missing on that day, was found
in the river on Wedl esday and identified
in tue Morgue by her allianced.
Fifteen female clerks we're discharged
from the u. 5. Treasurer's Office ", err
day, owing to the lack OF appropriation in
the Legislative bill.
The Supreme Court of Arkansas de
cided yestei day tina all act OF Legisla ure
OF that 5 ate abo,ishing CLARK county
was null.
The Democi attic State Committee of
Ohio has decided to open the canvass in
that State early In August, with Messrs.
Prndleton, Thurman, Ewing and Stetd-
man as the principal speakers.
Mr.. Joseph A. Blair, who is teller OF
the Mechanic National Bank of New
York city, and who lives in Montclair,
N. D., on Thursday shot and mor ally
wounded his coachnan, John Armstrong,
as h- tays, in self-defense. Armstro, z
has made an ante -mortem staten enl
giving different color to the shooting
which followed his dismissal by his em :
ployer. Mr.. Blair is In custody and
Armstrong is dying IN st. Michael's Hos
| pi al, In Newark
Money opened at "a 3 per cent. yes
terday In Wall street on stocks, and ad-
vanced 10 4 ); the rae on Govern
ments was 2 u and 81 a A for prime
discounts. Sterling exchange was again
weaker.
Gotten was yesterday quiet and gener.
ally unchanged. Breadstuils irregula
and unsettled. Provisions dull and weak
Groceries are unchanged. Petroleum
pretty firm. Naval stores steady. Stee
rails active. Freights irregular.
The daily gazette., 1879-06-28
sECOND EDITION
ArATAL GUESS.

AN ENGINEER WHO TIMED HIS TRAIN
WITHOUT RKFERsNcE TO HIS WATCH.
Tho following b telesraphed from
Montreal :--
Al about 7:3O O'Clock this morning the
aulsr .uanseng r T. ain Of fthsSouth sste Il
Railway lett W aterioo fo Acton and Sor-
a. and had proceeded about mile from
tue stntiop when the engine OF con-
struction train was seen coming around
: curve In the road at terrible speed.
The passenger engine driver saw the
Dancer. and. with his stoker, jumped
from the train. The two engines came
{ ,eether with terrible crash, that OF The
passenger train mounting the const'uc
.stion train engine and wrecklng several
cars.
John Daley, the engineer Of tho con-
struction train, and Noise Moreau, q
French Canadian stoker, were fouLd on
thar suQine, both stone dead, aud the
latter terribly crushed.
Frederick Cutter, OF Salton, aud Tay-
lOr aud Tetreault were also buried IN
the wreck. Taylor was crushed between
the first two cars ofthe construction train
and was sawed out badly bruised.
Jean Lussier was also badly, and, it is
feared fatally c.ushed. A man named
Stsvens, Que VI the passengers, was also
badly bruised.
The fault Is placed at Daley's door,
-. Who is said to have guess d the time of
day without using watch. DR.. Phelan
Vss In attendance upon the wounded,
many Of whom are only slightly bruised
and Superintendent Foster was early up
ou& &he spot minis ering to the wants of
ne wounded men. The greatest excite
9pSht prevailed, and muc wonder 10 ex-
pressed that So many of the passenger
,cArs, kept the track, otherwise the slaugt-
ter would have been terrible, as three oil
the cars were crowded and the rest par
italy filled.
The daily gazette., 1879-06-28
Eereas. Telewr.phic summary.

The will of the Prince Imperial left
all his property to his mother, but ac-
counts differ as to whether II made any
reference to political succeSsor-lt has
been decided that Hanlan shall not be
allowed to take the Challenge Cup away
from England-A Protestant schoo'-
house in Connsught has been sacked and
the Government made declaration in
Parliament in reference TO the subject
last night-It is said that the officers
of the Freneh army will be com
PEELED to take the oath Of allegiance to
the republic Lawrence, formerly
viceroy of India, is dead-The Khedive
wants to 60 to Stamboul, but the Sultan
will not let him.
The daily gazette., 1879-06-28
Important 20 Mothers.

Mrs. " inslow's Scouting syrup Is the
only thing that mothers can rely upon fer
their children. IL corrects acidity OF the
sfOTach. cures wind collie, regulates the
bowels and gives rest, health and com fort,
TO mother and child. During the process
of teething It's value Is incalculable II
softens the gums, reduces infiam alton
and ailays all pain, thereby giving rest 10
the child and com tort 10 The mother.
twenty-five cents a bottle. mario -iyeod
The daily gazette., 1879-06-28
api2-.l
CURE YOURSELF

Dr Bohannan's Vegetable Cura,i'." hwarrsntsd to
permanently all forms Of spermAts rrhssor ssmi.ai
wsaknes General Debility, Impo.snsy, ste, and restores
Loaf Power and brings back the "yeuthfi Vigor OF
hose who have destroyed It by ssxua, or evil
1ractises In from two TO weeks time This rene
~. which has been used by DIR. conannan In his prl.
ai in curing the woksf CAsEs 1t gives vitality and
mparseergy with wonderful effect to those middle sged
.ting properte. are felt at once Young suffering
from the eonseq Of that dreadfilly destructive
iAh of Abuse this medicine with the assnr.
ince bf speedy aud PERMANENT cure. The pstep
gains -rensh and elastcity of spirits once
directly on the parts AFFECTED q soothing and hrafin
ionic md anodyne TO the relaxed seminal vesels
md irtatrf ducts, impartilg power and tone and
storing them - their natural sinte, the same II
lanefll habit had been indulged In. The ingre
fents are simple productions of nsture-barks roats
herbs, ste. and specific for the above diseases
pdPTice Rive Dollars, sent with full directions
to any address For sale only at DR. C A. Bohannap's
office, No. 2l North Fhh street betvesn Washington
avenue and Greei st., St. Louis. Mo Establshrd Ia fs7
ur-Dr Bs"Treaiise on Special Disea.es" which gives
srlear deneatioi: o. the nature, symptoms, means Of
FREE to any address upon receipt Of one stamp
The daily gazette., 1879-06-28
RuchinXs.

Russell " Spencer, at the Bee Hive,
have Just received from the manufactur-
er 1900 yards Of remnants and short
pieces of ruchings, to be sold at one hall
their actual value, SOC Market street.
ie 30-lt.
The daily gazette., 1879-06-28
Wanted to Die.

A we'll known builder, of this city was
and last night, about IL O'Clock, he was
abizrd with the idea of self.destructio on,
and he thought the most effective way
70 end his life was to let the locomotive.
do It. He lay with his head on the
track of the p, W. & B. R. R., just be-
low Kerhn street, where he was found
The daily gazette., 1879-06-28

1891 Prizes, amounting TO ........ clio. .40n
Responsible corresponding agents want
"a at Az prom inent points, 10 whom h
lloerai compensation Will be paid.
Application for rBtes to clubs should on.
~ be made 10 the Home flee In New
Orleans. Tl
Write clearly stating fnu address, for
further information. or 81 nd ore ers u
NJ. A. DAUPHIN,
p. U. Box o9z, N ew Orleans, La,
or same at
No. 3is Broadway, New York.
All our Grand Extraordinary Drawings
are under the supervision and manage.
ment 81 General, q I. Beaur.gard and
Jubal A. Fairly 5
June ls- " x %3t
The daily gazette., 1879-06-28
ARRIAEE pages numerous snsrs.y
$ECREfS|;;' $SfS :';;:; !;
of Recipes Sent securely sealed for sd cents money
postage stampsl Address Dr., u. A BoHAssAN, ~
North Fifth Street. st Louis. Mo,
0RAY's SPECIFIC MEDICINE.

The Great
n n & II 8 h
Renedy,an
uHta Hin z
G u re for
\ e m In a !
Weakne 81,
SpermatOr-
rhea, mpO-
tency, and
all utN---
The daily gazette., 1879-06-28
THIRD EDITION
/ ussaaeations fer, To-Day

Southeast spinds and falling barometer
1drnaer, partly cloudy reop'er and nun'er'
Gus local rains. ia
The daily gazette., 1879-06-28
p l.
SPECIAL NOTICES,
A CARD

1oal! who are suffering iIom the errors
and indiscretions OF youth, nervous weak
ness, early decay, loss OF manhoot, Hc.,
VIII send recipe that will cure you,
was discovered by a missionary In South
America. Send a self-add ressed envelope
To the REV JOSEPH r. INMAN, station ID
Zew York CITY.
"A
The daily gazette., 1879-06-28
TO PHYSICIANS 8
AND
CONSUMER RS OF
GOD LIVER OIL.

Knowing from experience the diAsatis.
action ~ often attending the dis zen sing
pf many Of the mulsions In the marget ]
would call your attention to some OF tht
features OF the emulsion which ! have pre-
pare and dispensed for years with un
varying satisfaction. The oil used Is the
inest Norwegian and the most scrupu.
lous care is exercised In the choice of all
material ani In every detail of It's m anu.
facture. BY careful manipulation thi.
an ulsiOn is IN AIDE with the smallest pos.
sible amount of gum. and by the very mi
I'd very fluid and perfectly pala abie-
Each tablespoonful contains 30 per cent.
If OH and grains OF Hypophosphite OF
Lime. samples will be gladly furnished
Put up In pint bottles, price 81. Manu-
factured and sold Wholesale and retail BY
W. f. WILLIAMS,
DRUGGIST.
apl2-.f Ninth and Market SITS.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-09-05

He IL successful because he has the manly
courage to rise above al personal motives or
interests and cast his vote and influence on
the side OF measures which will contribute TO
the well-beIng Of his fellow-men. The good
OF the many. even though II proves injurious
10 the interests Of the few, IL the maxim Of
the wise legislator. But certain men will
never admit the wisdom OF this doctrine, any
more than some selfish private practitioners
will admit the superlative value Of DR.. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery and Pleasant
Pursative Pellets, because these remedies
have injured their practice. OF course, no
man In mis- right senses will pay physician
$500 for consultation, bottle Of hitters, .
few powders, and prescription, when one
bottle Of DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
covery and bottle OF his Pleasant Purgative
Pellets, both costing but el.25. will accom-
plish the same result, viz cleanse the liver and
blood, regulate and tone the stomach, and
impart healthful action 70 the bowels and
Kidneys.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-09-05

Macaroni Put Il on in cold water
and boil steadily for thrce-fDurths ~ an
hour: drain the water If put in a cup
f,l ~ milk. and lump 81 butter II the
size Of IN egg. Serve hot.
White Cake: Three c,lpfnls of
sugar. one cupful Of butter, one cnpful
~ sweet milk. the whites Of eight eggs,
three and half cupfuls of flour, half a
cupfu Of corn-starch, and three tea
slnonfulS u bakiug-powdcr. Bake IN
layers, and spread with custard or icing.
Drop Ginger Cake: Cine cupful Of
butter or lard, one cipfnl Of white sugar,
one pint a molasses. three eggs, one
cnpfl If hot water with two teaspoon
ful~ Of soda dissolved in IL, one table
spoonful Of ginger, and Hour enough to
make tolerably stiff batter Drop with
a spoon into 4 long pan.
Mixed Pickles Little cucumber-
about two inches long, green tomatoes.
ears Of sweet corn about the size If the
ctlcumbers, a dozen small white onions,
some pods Of string bean, and the ten
der pods ~ the radiSh. four or five small
green peppers and some bits If horse
radish root: all of these soak over night
III weak brine: drain through conn-
der and pack ia 4 twn-quart can and fill
the can with boiling hot spiced vinegar.
Apricot Jam: 10 every pound Of
ripe apricotS. weighed after being skin
ned and stoned. allow one pound Of
sugar. Pare the apricots. which should
be- ripe. rs thinly as possible, break
them IN half and remove the stones,
weigh the fruit. and to every pound al
low the same proportion Of loaf sugar (;
roll the sugar fine, Strew il overthe april
cots. which should be- placed on dishes.
and let them remain for twelve hours.
then put The sugar or fruit into "A pre-
serving pan. let them simmer very gent
IN until clear. take out the pieces Of APP
ricotS -ingly ~ they become clear, and
A. fast ~ the scum arises carefully re-
move Il: put the apricot> in small jars.
pour over them the strip, cover the jam
with pieces Of paper dipped IN the pnr-
est salad oil. and stretch over the top If
the jars tissue paper cut about two inch
- larger anil brushed over with The
white If IN egg; whcu dry il will bc
perfectly hard and alright
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-09-05

"A little ginger put into sausage mcs
inlnrnN..- the flaAnr

"A little ginger put into sausage meat
improves the flavor.
To preserve hor~e-ra,ii~h for next
winters use: Crate il A. late III the sea-
son a. possible; pour good white vine
gar over il and seal up in air-iight bot
ties Or other glass vessels. Ordinary
vinegar will diScoIor the horr-rasli>h.
To renoyaic ~ Old silk dress Iii
lutc ammonia with alcohol. sponge on
the right side and iron M once on the
wrong. Or. cut into ~hr,sl~ an old kid
glove. a. near the color ~ yonr silk a.
possible: pour over "A pint ~ water and
boil until reduced 10 half the quantity !:
strain. add 4 tablespoonful Of alcohol
and ~ponge and iron H. above. >pong-
ing with flax-Sccd water win ala give q
gloss and stiffness a. an old ~ilk.
IL remove grease from clothes .
Apply French chalk in the powder with
"A flannel cloth ~ both sides IT the ma
tcrial where ~oicd and rub il well in.
Then apply A. much more chalk a. will
thickly cover the spot and lay the gar
ment away for few DAYS. On brush
ing the powder ont the grease will AL
have disappeared if these Instructions
are proper, carried out. should any
trace remain make another application
Wheat -four Or ordinary toilet powder
applied similarly will IL most ca~c~
prove effective.
I" relieve burning feet. first discard
tight boots then take one pint bran and
one ounce bi-carbnnatc III soda. pnt in 4
foot-baih. add one gallon ~ hot water
when cool enough. soak Your feet IN this
niNtuf, for fifteen minutes. The relief
II instantaneous. This must be- repeat
al every night for week ar perhaps
more. The bran aud hi-carhonatc
should bc made fresh after "A week uSc.
Bi-carbonatc of soda can be purchased
for small price per pound from whole
sale druggists. The burning sensation
j. produced w the pores II the skin be-
ing closed, - that the feet do not per-
~plrc.
burgundy Pitch pa-ier~; Dissolve
together four ounces II bceswa> and
four ounces If yellow resin Add 10 thi>
two pounds If prepared burgundy
pitch stir into the mixture two ounces
If olive oil. and one ounce ~ almond o.
palm oil, Allow il - simmer until All
the ingredients are well incorporated :
then turn il three tablespoonful~ oi boil
ing water. to allow II 70 mix more ca~i-
y. spread Il upon pieces If Kid. and
Wear II on joints affected BY rhcuma-
ti~m. and on the loins Tor lumbago. II
afflicted with weak lungs or bronchial
affections. spread piece Of Kid with IL,
and wear across the lungs and chest II
will keep good for years, merely taking
cut piece with heated knife and
spreading il Nv Keeping the knife hot.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-09-05

c. GILnERr makes only pure siarches.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-09-05

II will be " interest t. the reader 10
learn that. according 10 Isesscmcr's
statement. hiS knowledge If iron metal
irrg. was At that time rry limited. 80
tina: h. had to gct up the whole Of the
subject lie i now. however. ofopinion
that his ignorance proved ~ great nd
vantage 10 him. As he had very little 10
unlean. and could thus approach the
subject FREE fronithe bias in~epai-lblc
from those who have followed beaten
track aud yainly cndeavor "a get out II
the rut. These words of Bc~~cmcr re-
luired. however, 70 be carefully con~id-
cred. lie does not imply that state If
ignorance would enable him "a invent,
A. many ~chemcr~ imagine. who put
forth crude ideas which are crushed nv
practical men. III ~et 10 work IL learn
the whole business thoroughly. firt from
books aud then III the fo,ndrics. still
4 will be seen that here was a man well
on In the world. who sci himself 10 hard
learning. while many Of ns think that we
can do very well without learning NJ all.
or without learning any more. To the
public who thus ret details ri first
hand, Il j. also If interest (" know that,
having built small experimental IRON
works in ST pancraS. and begun his
preliminary trials. months rulledon. and
he spared neither labor nor money, but
made failure after failure. To the wise
man however, failure u a way II learn
ing. and failures are carefully recorded,
first. because they show It, the way how
20 save our time BY not trying the fail
show a.. through narrowing the field. IN
what way We must try: and thirdly. he
cause they In themselves often suggest
some further experiment. IIessrmer,
indeed. says that dnring this long time
~ failure he was accommodating many
important facts which could not but
ultimately hc If value ~ him. ion,iop
Socicfp.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-09-05

GROWN pOfNT. Lake Counfy, ma
Dear Str-I had been troubled with catarrh tie some
Tina uang all kinds az nedrine, without success. an
0E1ed your vel. known Indian DsIood 8yrup, troD
~'1ea : 's'''s1 - 49, Mbs FRANK FULLER
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-09-05

The Emperor William j. expected
n Metz on the 2ith ~ September. Ills
Majesty will there review the troops II
the Sixteenth Division. which, during the
imperial mancuvcrs, will form the garri-
~on II the town.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-09-05

eALTnHovIIrR WakhIneton Co. md Nay q lesa.
Dear Sir-f have hcen using tho Indian nloS0
Syrup II my family for the pat I'VE yc1r4 nno h.
olWays given general Satisfaction especially ~ me Go
G M vile Who has used Il fcf General DEBILITY ~
oAyed me doctors bill o. not less than nye nundreo
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-09-05

TIE cordial reception that Dr. y. Wilhoft's
Anti-periodic or Fever and Ague Tonic has
received NJ the hands " the medical profess
sion IN Louisiana certainly proves that il Is
an excellent remedy, and that the composi-
Wheelock, Finlay a. Co.. 81 New Ofsesrs, "a
Endorsed by them. Against Chills and Fever.
Dumb Chilss and enlarged spleen there a M
better remedy In the world. FOR sale BY al
Druggists.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-09-05

ruPHAM's Insssnt rsusf ssii " arsrrss rREa
ASTHMA 'p' Aaars. T. roPnAx CO.. fhlsaspllN pA
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-09-05

M mEM Wanted ~ learn tf;egraphiff
NJ y VI 8 " Salary. 40 10 xs5 per mont
qualified. westefl, TEL. Institute srdalia. AiA
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-09-05

MTcNIeAN cIIY La1oFfe County nd
md. Bonnge1 q klocpfcI Co. SAYS; Your ie nc0y
1as done mp vis more good shAn any other med'eins
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-19
John y SIEARNs ENUMERATED.

At Il meeting on Monday of the Board of
Managers OF the National Temperance Society The re-
port Of special committee appointed 10 investigate tie
charges OF immoral conduct against John \. stcarns
tho corresponding secretary OF the society," was adoDted
The report was seGed By all the members OF the com
mittcc, Albert G. Lawson william +. Dodge, II. b.
spelman, T. A. Brewer and w. c. steele. Tue report
uly exouerates the secretary from the guilt with which
he bad been charged. and concludes ~ follows
After a careful review or all the evidence, which IN
cludrs induDable medical tcstmonY,w unite In dccl"l-
ing: mat the charge Of violating the Seventh Com
mandmtnt is wholly dsproyCn and there Is no reason
able foundation whatever for the existence OF fuch
charge. That have unahatcd confidence 10 The
Christian character and moral integrity OF John y.
Stearns. That unhestatngiy believe the young ady
whose name has been coupled with his TO bG pure from
the sin charged against her,
Mr. Stcarns declined yesterday to say anything about
the report adopted az tine meeting, but from person
who was present It was learned that the commit
tee Was not united in opinion at tine beginning OF the
investigation, hut finally agreed on the conclusions
reached. During the investigation MI Stesrns bhd nov
present NJ the examination 81 the Witnesses except
Of those summoned in ms defence His reilcenco was
said to ne m" ndvc" OF his counsel, General
NOcdford and tn" tact that action III the mntter
had been taken tho Brooklyn PIcsbytcry to which II
had been referred by the Grccupont Presbyterian
Church. No charges lave been found by the chuicr,
but committee has been appoint by the PIesllt eTy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-19
Tie COMMODORE,S IAyS.

HIS TALK on WHIST AND WHIST PLAYERS.
TESTIMONY or pn. WILLIAM II. VAN nrrrN-A
CURIOUS NOMINATION 10 TIE vIcD-IEl,l-
DrNCY.
Yesterdays session Of the Vanderbilt will
case was short aud barren ~ specially Interesting
ucidrutA There were fewer listeners than usul pcs
rut Two women came in during The morning but soon
retired when they discovered the character al the cs
uony Judge Comstoch back after wc'k's alb
senrc Mr.. Berger and MS wife present for lew
moments only during the afternoon.
DR. william A. Van Burcg. a professor o. Bellevue
Uo.uita testified that he visited tlmmOcnIc Vanderbilt
f-ars onay during his last Illness lie had examined
The pscr thar was called autopsy. and he found in
IL, mn statement ~ facts that would Indicate insanity
I'm eros, examination Dr. Van Bureu said Wneu he first
.sV the Commodore he found him suffering from d.
n,ulty which could he relieved hy simple operation.
Whom hc told the Commodore tina he answered most
cn,phaticaily that he would not submit 20 It.
Wat did hc s3y e. asked Nj. Lord.
He said he'd De ,,-d II lie would" responded the
doctor q" rose % 20 a; that. Before reached tbs
door ne called uuf Doctor back here. I'll do
Won say hut you mustn't he hard on old man lie
tncu submitted br..,eiy q the operation and
}. ItG.'
fl short Time before the Cummodurc's death. he sad
augnnyy 10 the doctor: " once WAS nominated Wee
pr.idcnt ~ the United states saratoga by gentle
man whom didn't know. or course declined at once,
and asked the man who named me what led him TO do
H. liz said he had takon the liberty OF watching me nt
game OF Whist, aud lao came 10 the conclusion
! that would make good Vice President, "
! The Commodore gave freely bis opinion upon dr.
feI-nt whist players OF his acquaintance When asked
who he considered Ia he the beet players In SewYork
] hesLt himself he "A then
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-19

ocuation M q remedy: bat am In FAVOR or stauplne
the disease out by destroying al the anlpais uhC nio
affected distinction. however, shOnld DO lhno W
tween the cows which diseased perhaps ~ nnly %
par nf ono lung. aud those winch are oHeaye" III pot,
uugs for some animals jch have had s1gnt a''5C
nm ar ~ recover grow lat and be III Tor 700" lhc
period quarantine IL from two To lbteo hohtH7; ~
NV experience during the last lew years, siiu ~.
A. A. IOcOmbr, has shown me tDat III seteraI IniiuS
OF NeWIrfsey p'europnrumonia h'- eN's'h WIN ,'r
near Long Branch aud siGCe then In Clut0h "hu htal
disease was traced TO % cow that had been br0dgat
from York, and have doubt that oh" chnYht
mo disease on Long Island The co taNiOn appears 10
fake animals that are cared for well as those tu,l
are not though nnclean surroundings doubtless Go
rars ofentimrs 90 per ~ the are fatal Whe
later not more than 20 per cent result III dehh
There have been instances In whiCh animals "tio
Gt cted with the disease, but a. seheiaI Iu'e
they do not take IN second time.
These facts were drawn forth chiefly by questions on
tnc part those present n hoped mat lr"eHho
Law, who f. now investigating the disease WOMB ne
present, blt letter from him was READ stating tn" ho
had been OBJ! gcd 10 return to ithaca.