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x~FRN. FOR BRAzOs ANTIAaO VIA GAL
AAAsA2G weston and Indian0la The iron
steamer
s.C HARRIS
VIII sail from Morgan City on
SUNDAY, February |.
Through bills iading signed TO nil points
on the Houston and Texas Central and q. II.
and 4. A. II. H., Int. and Great Northern Bail
road and New Orleans and Texas Railrond
San Antonio freghts received Rnd Forwarded
via Clinton and Gal. II. and San Antonio Rail
road.
Freights for Gonzales. Hallsttsvilie. Rancho.
ctr. received via Clinton or Ouero.
LIRh erage TO Corpus Christi and BRACES III
any) ut risk and expense of eonsignees.
Freight for oil the above points received ut
the depot of Mnrgans Louisiana and Texns
Railroad. foot OF Lafayette street. daily until
Tickets and staterooms secured until D. m.
Mt agents office. or Mt the ferry landing. on
morning of departure,
Through tickets will BIO Issued from this office
TO tho principal points on the Houston. TeKas
Central Railroad on the International and
areat Northern Railroad. Texas and Pacific
O. A. WHITNEY b co, Managers,
Dol II Corner Magazine and Natohez cts.
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LOWER C0ssr.
Leaves every r UEsDaY and THURSDAY ut n
n. m. and IA rURDAY mt u IN.
IT. FOR ORANGE FARM POTHTW
AR9sn1lAsk u ala Hache. Greenwood Plantation
ss-=s=@=A Terre aux BOeuf. and NIL plantations
landings-The new. flus and fast steamer
NM "a HMVINE.
IA, Ruiz master.
lsRvse ns above regularly, returning to the rskg
early Ia the evening on nlternae days, Fug
freight or passage apply on board. head OF Con-
II atreat. anl1
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nrEA NJ q HIPS.
WEEKLY LINE FOR FLORIDA AND aaA~
NAAA.

MORGAN LINE q. =. MAIL sTEAMsHLrgr
<dFF@. FOR CEDAR KEYS, KEY WEST
M4AAAAz md Havana Tn, following iron
| afenulrnlps will leave Alglera:
CLINTON. WEDNESDAY Februarv4 6 rs.ras
MORGAN -. WEDNESDAY. February II. pms.
Superior passenger recommendations, AA
freahts will be resolved at Morgans Louisiana
and Texas Railroad Depot. foot OF Lafayette
street For freight and passags apply to
CHAS. A. WHITNEY Il 90, Managers,
ja23 Magazine and NnteheB streets.
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CHICAGO. ST. LOUIS AND NEW ORLEANS
RAILROAD.


Trips January 20 - pt loads follows =
Qgs bales cotton To order-2Ig do Biok ham Moore
ia0 & tiumbel-xT Walden HRw kns Roberts i25
Stewart Bros &oo-10f to Hyman & Lichtenatein- 81
Richardson a Maya Chafs Hamilt N Il Powell
81 Allen. West & Busb-ia H * Nswman-tg to
I Farguson &oe-ss 10 Lehman Abraham &oo-36
w Il Thompson Geo IS Meyer, Wes &oo-.i4 ksitf-
er d Gardner-2, Gleason Day Proudht-f M
walmsley &oo--la SIms. Bilinps &"n-l3 Airey
&oo-2i All n. Hugent &oo-ltG W Sentell &co-i3
Payne Kennedy &oo--13 H & Beer ID Jno L Har
die &oo--ll March Sohlenker-li Gardner d Uopp
II Warren a. Atkinsor-1O j L Harris &oo-5 I
Buok ner-s Richard Flower &oo-7 Thomas AGO
Brittnn g. Mavann--R Jno Phelps &o0-t Moore
Cole an j b Wo fe &co-& Norwood Richards
Reafles, Wood Zoo II Wilson &co-3 Frank
| on bush g. Borland-2J GrAgsard-l w Black
cot ,Iurey Gillis-l H Allison &co-eundry mdse
A Whitney &oo-56 bbs wine Joseph Vignes-ls33
pcs bulk meat Miller, GrigBby &oo-9a hbs whisky
q Pascal &oo-25 do A Rauxet 10 bbls highwines Z
D,yle1 pkgs meat tierces lard 10 pkga bnttsr to
q hwabaoher Il Hlrson-l car stock Afford. Betis
| COL car cattle Ayoook, Mitchell &on-3 20 z Mehie
&co-l Il NJ Flautt- 10 sacks peas Greenwood
vs. shoes III d Samnry-i do Page Moran
| Ketfer Bros--lU bbs -four L w rren ir-4 sacks Of
oat. Il j Hart &oo-a bales broom corn Alien West
g. Bush timber J y Terry Sons half
bbs moaases Mrs Gleason empty bbla lnsur
ance Oil Tank Colo sRok- rough rice TO Brook Rice
Mi IL boxes eggs to Miller Meyer-S0 bbls oil to
Union Oil Co W bbl, -four w Mathews u Bro
4 PIX IA butter Edwards House-lr do tieroes hams
vose Bros-6a sacks rough rice to L Stern Son-6
pkgs butter Clark Meader-l Dbl 0 cts + Baker
boxes hats F Belden-6 GASES mdse Katz 4 Barnett
q. boxes hats j Q4inlan-Bundr1es 10 order-Total
1856 bales cotton
R@w0ramdRs
| London Jan 2f-The Br steamship Statesman
Hughes from Palermo for New Orleans has pnt into
Madeira with machinery disabled.
| AMERICAN PORTS.
| New York Jan a6-Cleared for New Orleans,
| Br steanship Gardena. INF
| Delaware Brrakws ter Jan 26-Arrived from New
Orleans schr Earl Mason, Nickerson,
FoRxI4H PORIe.
| by Gable TO the N. z. Herald.l
Havre Jan 25-Sailed for New Orleans, Nor bark
Albert Ander
/ Liverpool Jan 26-Arrived from New Orleans
Br steamships Ariel. TreneTy, and Haytien. Wat
son.
Cadiz jan 20-Arrived from New Orleans, schr
john Proctor. Baker.
1 Rpnen Jan 25-Arrived from New Orleans Bri
steamship Mari porough SandeIson.
1 Plymouth. Jan IA of. German ship Friedrich
| B uglemaun from New Orleans + Bremen.
! Grcngemouth, Jan z4-Arrtved from Pensacola
Br ARK 4sret Evans Robertson
Roch. fort Jan 2i-Arrived from Pensacola, barb
| Henri mana.
Gen "a, Jaa 23-Sailed for Pensacola bark Sailol
| Prince. Splisne.
by MRil.l
Vera Cruz Jan s-Arrived from New Orleans
| Mex s. hr Maria Loaisa FilzeTica.
| vt Thomaa. Jan 6-Sailed for New Orleans No
bark Admete, Naess.
4
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OmHo .rvxn.
a Rss Ae0s.ls.

FOR AHKAPOLIs.
Leaves every SATURDAY at = ., N.
~ FOR hRKAPOLTa GREENVTLTK
ksstaat m md tho bonds. Vicksburg Dalsns
Natches. and intermediate landings
Tho steamer
ED. MHFHARDsOs,
Frank Beck Jr., master. A McYay cssrk.
leaves M above, connecting Mt Viekgburg WITH
Parisots Line for NIL points on tire Yasoo. Sun
fower, Deer Greek and Tellahatohie.
q. T. WORK, H. w ADAMS,
q. q, WAYNE BROOK EFT a GARTER,
Will give through bills of lndina to Trsnsonay
Monroe. and alI stations on the VicksbuYR~
Hhrauerort ard Pacific Railroad via Deltp. Ia~
also to Pine Bluff and stations on L. H. H. n
and r. Railroad In Arkapolls.
w. Ii, BhOOkETT, Agent.
He7B M Magazine strsaR,
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Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic cures fever and ague
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WHITE STAB LINE.
1879 Fail O. Winter Arrans ement. 1850

TRI- WEEKLY UPPER COAST PACKET TC
BAYOU GOULA AND BEN TUREAUD.
THE FINE AND FAST PASSEN.
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Frank Ottendorfer master. s. 7. GOODWIN clerk.
will leave as above. returning. down the coast
Sundays. Wednesdays and Fridays Ia daylight.
For freight or passage apply on board or to
der T. J. COMEhUX. 30 Cont street.
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Get your plumbing done at sullivan Il Bull
gers, " Camp street.
, 1880-04-09

mentioned, u,ul tho vurinus forms Of fungi,
etc, seeti IN thD engraving. 'rlrse sanl0
fungi mny he sect, tn great plenty IT. rutrefy7
lng inilk. or course, il tho ,cnt Of boiling
wnter will mt kill thrse cEEs or Spores It
viii bo sec,, TINT their living progeny will
hn sire to. be met With, Whenever
the opportunity for their development
sllall nrise. 1t must bc, remembered that
this stntf Is not, Mt tho hest, ft IN tts nntural
stnte, but fnt worked over with milk NEl
warm water, nntt bit slightly .snltea, md
titus placed In tho mnst favorable condition
possible to 1,ass rapidly Into tic rrutrtfac-
live state The moment Tho proper conditions
are prcscrt; licnue 1t will he seen how tnli-
RerGus It l,lay bGc01ile when subjected to
many uf the processes Of cooking. And II,
rs Nlr. MEclnels says.. tllcrncaii bG ny doHbt
that fnt AMI ,grcnSe Of every description nro
used to make oleO,nnrgArine," tlie picture
becomes still more hftlcplls. All thai, Is
asked Of these people tlnt nre making tllls
stuff which Is 70 much better thnn hNttGr IL,
Tint they sl,nll mark 1t with tho MANS they
themselves linye given It. Surely there II
nothing unreasonable In this. ThcM why
should they resist tho tcnlnnd rs they nro
now doing In tho courts nf Now 1nrk?
Prof. Mott says that 0lcnlnargnrlle y Is to-
tlny the plircst nrtcse of f0nll tn Is put Upon
tho market, and PIT there at q price so tho
poor ei,l enjoy luxury which III .nnily cllses
before It's Introduction they were deprived
why, tlen, not sell It Under lis true 11awc? !?
And why do the New York manufacturers
resist Its being calte.l BY Its name" Are they
nfraitt that In cnse they .lD so they will not be
nble to supply the demand? X. U. IlrEta
, 1880-04-09

In tho first engraving aro seen mainly TT
crystals, tho r,llMtnB furlns, squire .alt clys-
tals, few oil globules, pieces OF ,1se'nbrane,
granular lnntter, etc.
Tl!u secnld drawing was n,atle from q
specimen Ot oleulllargnrll,o solt lnn for OK.
tI,n city. Il Ii n,ntle up from drawings fronl
several different stl,plcs frnln the sAl.lo
specimen. When placed oil! tho slhla In tile
a ans @ eysas tS ITsf s s1 81 as @ers t'ssy ses sp
gctller will, mi unnamed elongated nynt
furnn. which lnnyv, frequently found In foul
tsI WnteT. MaMY of ts other ifoEn!s, so,no ot
field, were tounI twrnty y-tnur honrs utter tho
stuff l,aI BEEN boiled ill., distilled water in N
test-tubr Tic grease fnrlned ln cooling d
cUatlng llniIerylolis to outside spores, curse.
qllentiy thoy must have been III It ut iirst, ati4
resisted tho actlon Of the ln,flitg winter. The
specimens fur exnMlnntlt, wcr0 obtained by
thrusting the pIlettu through tho grease
crust iMto the wnter leneatll. The 0bjpcts
thus obtained were the living ones before
, 1880-04-09
A Ng1Y WuttilGf.

Tho toIenhono Inns tcnn nut1ln,,n- nccorIinu In
,ntnr ,sar H y v" ~ y, ~ XIII, I
lcav NJ In ,,sn + X Hlni,uni t"imruSv m .ln IN l,o
nssolp1!sHa Mtlpt The, stse ,; e t
WI, Wuni r. ~. III H. - r .r tt H. @ Gn snf ul'es y @ Ky
n ~ t.,ns ~ s =" .;, n'.t,i', ~ ~ 7 W.
,Mnta, Y, ~ W ~, ~ h .s9
~ H. ",, ~ ~, % 4 ~ p ,1a GIo ~, tnr " W..
lnnt III % n IT. su % ~ ,s ra,,t 'nntoii III"
tHm,sl,on sha,, tn - c.',,ss W. ncn nmd
nh tlss osoh .nll'ithaem nlSRhe1ttGaMaas Win
uu tm, Ut a.b "ueMsh e. ,riI,,., Ms..
~, .i.tt1o. ~ nv ntn -Mssufun % III utaeiHo .
NV WNut:n VI k"u " NiH1 tlih1iA1'oit7 'l1
, 1880-04-09
Some Things Not Mentioned in Theo.
dOre Martins Life 0f Isrinco Abort.

Theodore Martin hns omitted soma Of tho
and Prince Albert, which, would, pcrlmps,
hnye cost hin, his sp4rs Ind l!e related them
When tlta, august I'atr were first married,
although tllU llntcll WIS one Ot love, mt lpust
y! tls Queen'h part, her Majesty c4ul'l not
always contra! her temper, and, nn tho occn-
occnr even In tho best regulated. families, sl,o
threw q teac,.p ut thn Princess head. lie,
,.'ruts a!"i l0ckctf The daor. The Queens M
% hIs san9 s5as'en!y y pf'she fs ,sto s koykS WGs =
t%ats, "fs Hs osaps'' oSp"s' i41incu "nS1lSt n%lGsts
IS sl thought sic sic va wo,.!d fi Try " aEaIn; mi. 10
tile "WliO's theru." answered, "Vict0riA,"
Agnin there. wns complete sllemcr, nrsl slle
Agall retired. With thu porsevernilca char
asiSttsG e sae se ,fet %a ta rs ~ III G t{qs }s
nlll, III response 70 tle "Who's there ?' re-.
E!!Ie', sobbllgly, Yaur owl. loving wife,,
This brought l'rlnc1 Albert td terms, and
peace WIS reestnhllsl,ett. II H. safl tllcr0 WAS
10 ,!noru teacapthrowlng III the l,appy
Yui Victoria was always a,t exactng wife,
nld never allowed llur Spouse what Is bour-
He1lsenrnt known na II ln'cll.ksy,. AZ THO
possibly reach Windsor, alnl liz Ind accord
ingly always \ storm 10 fare for " "kerpng
lnro !Iuurs,' Finally, tho Queen ordered tho
Cnstle-gntcs 10 be closed Ut l1::W y. H., md
tho INV lnueli .Mull!n.pntctl l!ushnlIt WIS
lorkstl n''t r no lNppni1td 70 be bchin1 ti,sle;
Wis cordially sl[sitkrl by tho sVry,l.a lf the
ltnyAl lmusel.a'd. lle r.lthlcsy al,'ishea
all tho prrqittstts which, from long c,tston,,
they cnIIsi.lurt. themselves nntiiital to. liz
went II, fur tS to cOnlisrntn the nllhey they
received ly dlsposlnH, II the ends NJ the wax
culllrS used to Illuminate tie hull nnl con-
eert.ron,ls. Even In tho ',ol,ses Of tie
sllnller gentry HArval,ts nre accustomed to
refresh With cold meAt aN,l hrer any Ut their
friends 1r tho trlltlesuicn cA!Ing during ttIe
day. At buckingham l'nluua tho s;I,ln Gus
tnn, prcyn!!etl. This, h0weycr, wns tn, ni.cl,
md i!e ordered ths srrynuts {, ts plsse.l OH
lAarll-wagrs, 10 tllAt my hospitality thny
wished to show ttleIr friends hi.,i to 6a paid
for out Of their own puckels. Little wonder,
then, tllat, whcll l'o d!r.l, ihU. grief Iii the
serYanls' hull WIS not uncomfortable.
, 1880-04-09
A Monkey PULLS \ Tooth.

We invite tho atto1tion of iii. i)a1wln to the
following very singular aneetloto regarding tho
luonkuy " Dot" belonging to james WnrllaHy
NJ this town. us 20 peculiar IN illllstra tton OF
tho Ingenuity of the monkey bus r.ruy, IL over,
6ctit recorded. The monkey wAs brought 70
lnlt frpln Deccan, lnia, III the full ut 1878 by
bad for suverall years. It iairly eclipsol ttsrle
on Sunday before lust. Tho iittlo cr0ature had
tor On tho
Mau. was m!oFe than ordinarily scvesc, and tao
lnonkey, liko its i,.t,nan type resolved ut lust y
strnnxo TO Say. was itself. Dot found 4 string.
fastened It around tho aching TOOTH, seized tho
end Of tho slrinE with it, fnro foet, drow up ono
Of Its hind legs 6otwcon its faru foet aud gave
sudden show which lcrkcd tho tuUth out 9llt
sent 1t lying half way across tho re,Ia. THIS
having been accomplished. THO monkey NUS y
nniuhilltY.
, 1880-04-09

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et fSsE ssc4 t. 5 nGr ay wGs es a ro e eS
had trenicd him.. bidding tho gentleman
g (nod nftcrnon,i,r they jollrrryett on, coln-
ing soon In rontact will, twn frtlRhters Ml,o
wse epa,'nF ea9p for tlc f,tn4It; nst THY
fnrulnllccs. tnklng frnm them nycr 500 N
silver. In tliEll spirits Tic robbers pursued
their trnyels, rXtnrrtylng Ill tho cn,ur of three
tennstcrs, alout 1--we ,nllrs. fr.hn tlle seeno Of
their last t,sca1ntlc. II took the llRllwnyltlcn
hut short litilc to- nntlier the trHtlsters To-
gctller, will, their llalltis pointing to better
locality, n,tt with eH,,ni ctlerisy wcro
rttEtt, POCKETS ENrriEp.
When o,, tt1e eve of rortlng, ono Of tho team.
stcrs informed the leadcr Ut the. hand that
there was check lii thn purse takcit frJnl
him, which was worthless to tile roht,crs, nt1!l
prompt Eoot grnce the notlern Clando nl,-
vat opened tho p,lrsc, md rendered unto tic
500, payable 10 I,ctirrr, ut the City National
Uunk nf tlis city.
AZ tho .t;ranhllry crossing 81, Mary's Creek,
eight miles west of Fort Worth, thu hand
mn unexpected disaster. hiding upon them
suddenly, tho higllwaymen levelctt their
pistols, n.1l demanded 'mnl,ey Or llfc:"
Ono .of tho cnunpsrs, tcmarlsing that "lln
shup," quick rs = fast, drew plstol, tnok
fired. l,otl, rider nit! horse fell to thu
gfollndt- fur,ner 1,nllurt, the lattcr
BLOT THROUGH TIL: 1,EAtrr.
and Diving n1nIost instantly, ,Thr 1lorscs
ri.,rc,' h ,a nthrr twn rn,,I.rs h"con,,. IN.
mnnaRca6,e: o ol,ti. nfter tjrIats scycrni Gnrnl.
% iess sots nj Hi tilc c!apers. a XII thoy ] tr1lcI md
iii irnvin,, thrir ,Is,ls.'i,it,i % cnna;r a,nn,s
tinr.ilourc,i III III @ & s~ytnE. "iIe VII" i,ghts md nd
tonk re@ss, @ uy hotiv !" nr.ss I v tl,o il,rerss,,t
cnnr mM anhpmIn2 tI3 n r't,.o5,.IuiI nistai nj
o,ars' so,s e"Tb 'n ronr snnm ,is,,,,c' hss ~
vgsy rsar rcp hownycr loppG nn "J malo Eon is
r;n"e'' rscoms4 ''o"o'eA' ""' '"'''' s''' N''
esaSIt'tthiJ at'thJa ttr,o irhura,,,v, thora ia n roaso
M - en "t ,o o,,trS or 9o frine eg,nf hnp
.,t,inm t,n,i,t ~ 10 !" w3n t,cv nrn .vbor,s
thav ara or .ri,nr re- t;,nv conn }rn cu,, \"
inTns ami i'm to ' III urcsn,,t wfitlnT Wilt tlov
nrn stIii ar mi ,",x,, "nt,tfi" "''''' "'e'
atf rano,nr Se m hvM ,im,n tn III ,,cbo,,tor r.
have t seen M old ncgo M pllot Of tic CIalta-
''oo''''' 1''''tt ,,,,, ,,o,xu,,
rEIEA IonrEH ~
by name, WHO tttsllnEutsllcd himself by his
adherence to the Southern ca1lsc, mil 1nore
rnrtlrn!hrly hy his Hut refusal IL. pilot tho
, 1880-04-09
IRELAND.
Tic Revolutionary Movement Of Which
philadelphia In tho lEead1unrters-
Millions Uf Money nhd 100000 Kllos
"A Talk with Que Of the LcnsIcrss

IN kllG AkGNuNUNEtGEA-
Millions Or Money nild 100000 1kllos
~ Tnli1 with One OF the Lenders.
CnrTtsInIuEente NsIs Turk Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA, April 1.-The revolutionary
movement III flvor OF ireland tint itas Just boon
publicly started hero will bo narshaled, II ut nl,
under tic rcd lag. Tho call for tho Convention
to he held In tho month Of conventions hns hecu
published. talked recently to ono Of tho lcntl-
crs, s'gncr Of tho call for tho Convention, md
one Of II gronp Of Irish rht1ndulplllans who h,yo
dnnc much to lenvon tho lump from which tho
movement Btarts. ills opening remark Bnyorcl
Of wlltlncss: awe intend to throw 10000
rifles Into ireland, and put thonl in
the hands Of mcn trained to thoir uso
by arfly yetcsuns. With B,,ch Il force wo cnn
ratse tho flag OF revolution SO that It witt huve
6omo chance Of iloutinE." Thou ho continued:
"Or cou,Be tho grcnt trtnblo tas nl'Yaya bcou
want or organization. Twonty yenrs ugo ornry-
thing was divided by locality nnd clahnshucss.
Men wero separated from each other. Thon tho
M an at tS cn @ onss Tns ~
other differences. Tho revolutionary oFgnnEza-
uon In this country hns effected 80 tnr ONO gotd
ttnE long ts. *1ooS H. and nSunt ooS intcr.
estcd mon before It wis accomplished. But
se hsse ns fSop fffsps ssrsa L. s Ss
hnMds uf tho Revolutionary Committee is. 1t IL
sati, being spent for to eleotton of eertain a
here in this Parliamentary agitation policy,
nnd al i i!as a!pnatcd = grent many FROM tho
W n 5 nao t tSaa er.
cuccs, but tho lcndrrs .woro reelected, aud, liz
stead nf taking tnstruetians from tho Co,.vcn-
suit WIS Worsc than before. Some leaders al:o
won't give my acc9int Of tho money ~ their
Posy E Rt VIZ ~ sho xhole tbs ~ .
bio to pieces. and tho liberation Of irsland from
e!Mvcry mny be postponed Tor another genorn:.
start An organization TINT stlafl hnvC revolution
, 1880-04-09

Tho ningtaonth Rlll.uNl Mertiu8 IN connection
tetl on Saturday lat ut Jus Jcrnyn STRUT, Col.
!!ardUtt III tho ct1nIr. The repirt stated that
during tho pAst year tho institution hs found
thar III tho prcvlous;yenr. Now colnpltrt I,lunta
bud recently hcon made ut thu ll0!so ft,r addi.
ttonut accommodating, Mt cost ali ttHpthpr OF
about EsiE, NIL Ut which had hccll paid TOR by The
6alanuI from last yrar. except taA
, 1880-04-09


And why do the New York manufacturers
resist Its being caffetl BY Its nn!lics' Are they
nfraltt that In cnse they do so they Will not be
nble to supply the demand? X. U. Ill'Eta
HYDll0pllOBIA.
Dr. Panrcn's Essay OH the 1tnla.1y In
HAN ntil Dog.
A meeting of the Chicngo Eclectic Surgical
and Medical SoGsciy was hold Inst cvonug ut
Ilunnott College, Or. van vnlkcnb,,rg presiding.
Tho Sccrctnry, alter reading tho minutes, pre-
scntcd several copies Of n "fco-bl," or schctl-
ulo OF rntcs, which was Ndoptcl by the Society
mt n previous meeting. md each OF tho members
present Wvailcd himself Of tho opportunity 10
possess himself OF one. On motion. 1t WIS re-
solved thut tho natnus of nil tho Enenlcrs uf the
Society be printed III tho fec-hl. 1t WIS also
resolved that tho Society should he Incorporated
Tho following h!ghly-intprestlng essay WIS
readily N II. rauret. 81. D., ntl was discussed by
Dra. Jay, Petrson. 0n. Wlllarsl, and othors:
1ly tho term hytlrophobta Is n.oant 4 fcGr Of
wnter, which is tho most prominent syn,ptom
ovtnccd by human botng when tho virus from
tho bite Of u rnh!d or Inaslunntnnl tnkcs such
iii effoct upon tho system as TO produce tho in
vAriANly fntal disease recognized by thAt nntnc,
10 descriptive Of Its principal fenrurcs,- hur-
ror Of watcr. On n0 subject Is there u grcutcr
nnolnt Of error in Ecncrlly-rccOivcd notions
than that Of tho extent OF similarity lctwccn
Ing ,!tid those of rnhcs s'r 1nn,incss n the log
species: The popIlar!y- rcsoiyc4id iden t'1.t thoro
y rca,s & o5 dislike X It wntss IN noth csss IN
thoy ara fatally ut!!!c1pl By tho generation ur
nlaineSs u = result q helng inoeniated WIN
a most erronenus o,le. Although In ,nnn. when
Inflicted with hydrophohla, thorS ~ such hors
sSc sScr Of s"k H a1e s oven 1o the ous so" ycssS S
into another will l'rnt!lca cot.sA!aivo spnsIns
and set the Hatlont inton frigh'fnl ssnto of nKL-
y socks water, md p!inxes hls nlu1zlo 'ntnit,
ensienvorlnH to drink, thn,lgl,. whom he pnsscs II
eern sks 91 I'm fna dssas1 t swIS pa e.
perform TINT net being partially, In Sumo liz
st1aces Y M totally. paralyzea: u..o,a,o ...
such different symptoms should bo brought
%ht y GIpS. the far hos e n tw
thfns d hyrophobi Or Gtei nj Of Satcr 1T IT sSs. ill.,
whlirit Il u i.lwnys presontn thso e,txcs whore Ny.
nun leings become s,iccesstuly. tnneul9te'l With
Is I'M ordinary inquiry to mike nbout dog that
ll1A bitten another Dig, or lnln l,uir,g. Or becn
hnsclf bitten alu! s!iows atl4ltlKo symptoms Of
so2 ncct'!npanying tho question With tho rc-
!nnfk, "1f ho t1akcs I'M nttunpt TO drink water
~ H., ~ ~. nts'!, haI sisa ~ ~ paE,! ~ lM.s4ec
Ts9 Int e o1 9so ~ aw 70 % ~
the nop,Inr ,e:ind. Yot s,1ch IN tia vcn. n.
srsllyF reeoyel ''' op,aon '"s and soS,tisss @
hv ,a oGrm n,,x nf im9 nu fsaw gt ~
whc!. such sgd consclu cnecs might hMyo been
nyscsa n Sec ,ae nynr Hs or @ nvoinr oi.
prsof ,sss hs x',s M ot rat!. q sas a.a .ss s lis
oo woa nt sso ~ asc aeK s p poTn,
@ tsst ,SasIs n tho sy.y Till se as'S' "ne' a'''.0'
The Hcnsrsllly received notions Respecting dogs
~ n wssh @ nts Ir,Satf nsssG ~ are eo;s s
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