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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1881-03-28

THE Legislature to be chosen this Fall in
States Senator in place of Senator Johnston,
and well-informed Virginians say that Mr..
Johnston's successor will not be Demo-
crat but a Malone man. General Mahone's
struggle in Virginia, they say, will end in
his complete success, and this without re-
gard to the debt question, which is likely to
disappear.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1881-03-28

PHILADELPHIA PRESS: The State of Ne
vada and York County in the southwest
corner of Maine have by the returns of the
tenth census exactly the same population,
each footing up just 62,265. When it comes
to area, however, there is little difference,
Nevada embracing 10000 square miles of
territory and York County just $40.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1881-03-28

The Washington correspondent of the
Baltimore Sun says that Secretary Burch of
the Senate withheld Senator Sharon's pay
for the entire period of the extra session of
1879, and that it was covered back into the
national Treasury, and that Mr.. Sharon ac-
cepted the decision of the secretary without
remark, although it is believed that had he
der which his pay could have been with
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1881-03-28

THE Washington National Republican
wants the anti-Bourbo1s of the solid South,
of'whatever shade of political opinion, to
come together in a grand peoples move
ment and take unto themselves the name of
Readusters. They want to readjust things
generally
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1881-03-28

THE Cleveland Herald suggests to ex-Sen-
ator Thurman that he run stripes of white
and blue along his bandana, so that when
it receives the inevitable flourish in the Par
ca will be displayed.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1881-03-28

New YORK Herald: Now, if the 'ma-
chine gives US as good an officer as Mr..
James, should not Mr.. Curtis, the Nation
and their sanity. friends give this poor little
abused aud hard-working machine the
due credito
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1881-03-28

We do not read anonymous letters and communi-
cations. The and address of the writer are in
all cases Indispensable, not necessarily for publica
tion but as guaranty of good faith.
We cannot undertake to return or preserve com
munications that are not used.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1881-03-28
THE PRESS.
MONDAY MORNING, MARCH %.

EVERY regular attache of the PRESS is furnished
with Card certificate signed by Stanley Pullen,
Editor, Ali railway steamboat and hotel managers
will confer favor upon us by demanding credentials
of every person claiming to represent journal.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1881-03-28
Assessors Notice.

The inhabitants of the Town of Deering, and all
quired to make and bring in to us the assessors of
said town, true and perfect lists of their polls
and all their estates both real and personal, which
they may be possessed of on the first day of April
next, excepting such may be exempted from
taxation by law and each person will be expected
TO make oath, that. to the best of his knowledge,
said list contains all his taxable property, and
those who fail to bring in above directed may
expect no abatement by the assessors.
The assessors will be in session at the following
place on the following days, to wit At the select
mems office, on Friday Saturday and Monday,
April first second and fourth, from 8 to IL O'Clock
NJ and from to 5 o'clock 2. NJ.
EDWARD B. sARGENT Of
ELIJAH j. PINKHAM, J Deering.
Dated at Deering, March twenty-second, A. d.
1881 mar23 dtap4
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1881-03-28

Excess of Interest over Death and L
The Massachusetts, Mutual progressive and growing
agement judicious in its investments and liberal in its
Under the nonforetnre law of Massachusetts the
contract laid before the publicpan LIBERAL and jul
Active and intelligent men wanted for General and Spec
JOHN
81
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-02-17
,aererord ys. shorthorn.

The controversy over the superiority OF
these two breeds of cattle is waxing not AL
over the country among the cattle men, ana
in many cases the discussion has reached a
nojnt Of great bitterness. The agricultural
and stock journals are all taking hand
and come up after each knock down with
facts and figures in support of the side they
represent. There is no sdmirer OF live stock
who will not say that the graceful, easy nnes
Of the thoroughbred southern entities hlm
to the first position in the bovine family, and
SO far as appearances go, he must stand
without rival. But the friends OF the
Herefords claim that they mature quicker,
are better "rustlers," and grow less than the
Shorthorn.
Ions. Horn, whose judgment is worth as
much as any stockman's, puts the case IN
nutshell. He says: "To Craze in clover
fields and bluegrass pastures, wouid taKe
the Shorthorns. On the plains the Here
fords are greatly more desirable. They arc
harder and WORK harder for living. When
the range was very short last year, the hare.
fords were fat, running with Shorthorls that
were poor"
Taking this view of the case, the superior
lty of either breed over the other depenaf
altogether on localities.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-02-17

tho bills introduced bill IL OCCASION
ally introduced, there being 800 now before
the legislatures the object Of the bill Is.
In behalf of the public end the representa-
tiyes oftho press, who are unable to criti-
cally examine the ponderous propositions,
let the gentlemen introducing u
bill say in its caption what he ID
after. Otherwise IL will be i'm
possible TO watch and keep up with them.
Messrs. Daniels and Nash, our active, vigi
liant and prompt representatives, arc in
RECEIPT OF MEMORIALS
from the Dallas board of trade and the bsr
fraternity and from citizens in the matters Of
the supreme court branch location, the nor
NAL schools and the Missouri & San Fran
cisco railroad right-of-way through the H.
dian Nation. All these things will have the
most efficient attention at their hands, and
rest assured that your correspondent, who Is
daily in receipt Of communications from
people of our section and readers of the
HERALD, will extend whatsoever cooperation
our excellent representatives may desire
Representative Labatt, of Galveston, who
is ever on the alert in some kind hearted,
considerable, benevolent and progressive
movement, and as originator, too, told me to-
day that the legislature would be invited as u
body to
THE ISLAND CITY MARDr GRAs
festivities, next month, snd that he had in
his possession the invitation rendered by The
hotels and the Gulf, Colorado 81 Santa Fe
railroad company, all to be free, without
money anu without price. heard him sug.
gest this month ago.
Lest night / attended literary an musi-
cal entertainment at
sTHE BLIND INSTITUTION,
but this letter is already too long, aud have
only space TO add the programme of ener-
cises as rendered by the children. AT the con
clusion thereof, these blind children danced
the plain quadrille and it was remarkable tc
see the accuracy with which they wenl
through the figures The same Galveston
representative above spoken of became so en-
Unused with the calisthenics and general en-
joyment of the little ones, that, on his motion
two hats went circlng around the hall and s
handsome collection was made, despite bu-
perintendent Rainey's objections. The fol-
BEADING in raised print, Miss Mary Bingham
chorus from "The Stabat Matar" choir; Th,
story of the Foxes. Johnny Hunt; Duet
Away AWby agnes Andrews anu AL'iN
Michel; Short Essay, (originaD Miss Orr
night" class; Negro ialogue-"Teachius
Music" Willie Pfouts and Carroll Stonew'.ii
/ Duet, A. Michel and Tilla Peay; Green
l horne's Description of Reubenstein's Per
lorna nee on the Piano, j. Allen; Duet, Jen
! ME Clopton and j. Allen; The Old Clocl
on the Stairs, (Longfellow) Miss Alice am
! ilton; Duet, Lula Maynard and A. Michel
Calisthenics Posturng. by little girls
Grand Tableau, White Statues and Re-
Lights with song of the "Sweet-By- and Bye.
! X. e.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-02-17
Gnoa News for All.

Us. Wtwer, at I'll Elm street, Dallas
il the best place 70 buy wagons, carriages,
bugg'es, phesons, cultivatora: plows'
double-shoyels, etc, etc. Mr.. Witwer has
lust received fresh and full line
of goods, and parties needing anything. In
his line should give him cal before
purchasing elsewhere. Remember he is
till issuing free tickets In his fine lottery
wagon TO any one who viii call and r'giser
their name and address, who sse resi-
dents Of northern Texas. Tho wagon is
tho fnest ever exhibited in the state, and j.
certainly n rich prize for come one.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-02-17

salt Lake Dispatch 20 Courier-JournAl-
LAST Saturday Csnnon's counsel called on
Arthur L. Thomas, secretary, and, in The
sbsencs Of uurrsy. scting governor Of the
territory. and deman6ed that be les Ne cert
fcafa II eircoin 70 Cannon. Thomas de-
cline7 20 DO II, on the ground that Murray
hsd slraadr performed that function OF The
executive cfSce in connection with The les.
dslrrnts elections. To-day Csnnon's counsel
fled POSITION for e msndsmus conpeliiHe
Thomas 70 issue q certificate 70 Csnnon IN
the third district court JUICE Hurtri
directed IN sftsrnstivs msndauus % issne =,
oniring Thomas 20 give cPrtihcsts o. elsc-
ion ~ Cannon. or 70 show cause WY Be
- nd not Mcndar,"
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-02-17
The Foolish ono of the seven wise
FosIs.
o the Editor Of the Herald .

To the Editor OF the Herald.
In yourissue of Saturday morning appears
a communication from "Victimibus" giving
an alleged expose of mystic order in this
citv. Now, sir, this anonymous viliier Of
an sncient and honorable order, working Tor
the elevation of mail. the good Of society snd
the regeneration Of the world from the many
dark euperstitions that like the misis of old
envelop II, is guilty ola gross injustice aided
and abetled by the HERALD In publishing il.
Tjnid Of soul and sterile Of courage, without
the nerve 70 face the solemn obligations Of
an order of the sacred and Deble character Of
this one, he seeks 10 obscure his own
Bob Acreishuess by covert stacks ia the
form Of The vapid esnsnstions Of his own
b, ren iusgination. As The grand general
is.imo Of this most eraiied, nystic, wierd
sua rec-na order. ] hereby express my in
diouniifu a ne eifrrnterv Of your Anony-
mous Vietimibus in bis alleged hgm0urous
descriution Of TIE rites and ceremonies of
his ~ e.. The sanctity Of cssfuries IN
vsusit When bind Homer ssre his peans
II buried TrUy. This society was veuerable
u;tb ace. and Cd ne rolls. handed down irDm
rsrturr 20 century, ths houo-ed names Of
ari.toiie. Plsto. Socrttes Pnidias. Apellss,
Demostbsnes, Milfisdss, Ari-tioes Re Just,
P--1hus. Cicero. Cfes-r, Sflff'n7s. ft57scFI
~. saIlusf. Virgil. Piiny, Lncullns and 3
hs.f II otbsrs in Sc vhlhalla 4 be ~crl :
tr-fes snd inuor-ai sorf. ere inscribed. sud
~ IN unsro0n. PlEng beside tt-se
-issia. plume ;e-bie per - asss1 - fsh I
TIE 1tnon rolls - IN Al ~ msie-E 80
SILVER. ra5iafcs. 1i-rife D. Bag lnrs -n.-
.......i -. - ,-,-.--s-i ~. ~ E1ho-. ]
~ frru4lrr Ek1LaALIs-lA0-
T.. -. IA 80
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-02-17
A hit M moody
Prom lhe New York Post.

ETOlI tH0 Wv lVIh "7''
NJ. Moody spoke, in one Of his San Fran
cisco exhortstions. Of the fate Of those per
sous who. otherwise good. were not regeuer
GRATED bydevine grace. He referred feeling
10 10 his grandmother who has died uncon
versed, saving: Although she was good and
kind and dearly loved by me, fear she has
met the reverb Of al who die not knowing
Christ. l know she is 10 HE'LL AT that
moment young msn nesr the mont srose
and walked down the sisle toward the door.
There is a gentleman" said The revivAlist,
'"who is tired Of listening about Christ. dc
i going straight 10 he'll" The object 81
this public rebu<e turned snd said In quiet,
clear voice: "Well, is there any message
can take 10 your grandmother, Mr.. Moody
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-02-17
Synopsis OF opinions OF the Court of
AnneRIA.


appeals.
Prepared for the Herald by Edward j. Ham
ner, OF Galveston.l
Ed. Davis VS.. the state; appeal from
Milan county. In giving charges the court
is governed by the following rule: ut is the
duty of the judge presiding to give instruc-
tions applicable to every legitimate conclu-
sion which can be made from the evidence.
The theory of the state and that Of the de-
PENDANT, if supported by any evidence,
should be presented In charge by which
those theories are already and pertinently
made prominent to the jury" Affirmed.
hurt, judge.
Henry Shumaker VS.. the state; appeal from
Dallas county. Under the provisions of article
800 revised code, criminal procedure, y is
competent and proper for the judge to dlcect
that the sentence in one cas- (whefe the
same party has been convicted in Two special
cases) shall commence 10 run when the SEN
tence in the first case tried at the same term
of the court had ceased to operate. Affirmed.
Winkler; judge.
Bud Williams vs.. the state; appeal from
Dallas county. The main question
presented for consideration in this
case ID Inc hppllchhon lOr COhban-
uance on the gfound of absent witnesses. In
cases where an application has beon refused,
| If it appear on the trial that the evidence ex-
pected 10 be elected was of a material char
acter or that the facts set forth in the appli,
cation were probably tue, new trial should
be granted, otherwise after the judge had
heard the entire evidence, If ii appear to the
contrary a new trial should be refused. At
frmed, Winkier, Judge.
Charles Roth VS.. the state; appeal from
Oomai county. First, The evidence veal 10
show that the theft was committed in Qua
daloupe county, but the prosecution was in
Coraal county Held, Where property IS
stolen in ne county and c;rried of by the
offender to another he may be prosecuted IN
the county where he took the property or u.
any other through or into which be may
have carried the same. But where party
is prosecuted in the county other than that
in which the iheft was committed, complete
ofense must be clearly shown in the c. unity
where the conviction was had. Second, II
the indictment designstes the thing stolen ny
its name the statuary term should be en-
ployed. Yet word of the same or more
definite meaning may suffice, rs blank bills
for the statutory "bank note" Affirmed
White, P.J.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-02-17

Judge Mccormick, Of the federal court,
District Attorney w. r. Minor, Clerk Finks,
MIN Norton, deputy U. S. marshsl, and
other officers Of the court have returned from
Graham, where court wss held for six days.
There was a great deal OF business transacted
in this short time. though the s0urt Gid not
hold ss long a. was expected, on scgount OF
four lsrre land suits thsi were 10 be tired
hing en- --rnInlEnd.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-02-17
LETTER IRON THE CAPITAL.

The Insanity Dodge Question--The
Lawyers ON yrinl-rbe New Appor-
tionment--A Resoiufe Front an" the
Damcuities-rhe 0id Arcade %. a.
womaD's sphere"--uer Chances Tor
"a LiyeIih0oA- Uniyerstty-Em-
migration BIrcau-A IN" "Stom .
supreme curt Branch-P"ris AZ
naiias RaiIroad-Hi em0riais frsm
noyrns-Tbe blind Institution.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-02-17

and northwestern farmers with open arms.
She Moods them Ia her every county, ana py
The thousand. Nor does sho invite them 10
a feast OF empty dishes, but to rich anc YER
dant lands that will generously respond 10
the touch Of tho husbandmen. II IS the iass
and best chance fo- poor mon ana men OF
moderate means TO get homes OF Their owe
where It is possible for then to quickly Do
como independent.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-02-17

Superintendent Kinniu, of the poor farm,
took down to that agricultural institution
yesterday the following prisosers; W. I.
Smith, vsgrancy; George johnson. colored,
aggravated assault; Martin Watson, theft oil
ham; Lizzie Davis, colOrej, drunkenness
William Dewey. vagraDcy; X. b. EDWARDS
vaOrancV.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-02-17

A.B. CHM srd BIZ Don Toe, OF Fest
D-ilss. nd hsrl W a- ard 81 nh CHM
f..s..--i e gun. a-d they Eere both feed 5
49, =. the rn.ftf's cuurt - fr-sT morn
i,.- f..r irbiins t-irn viii Be tri Z Aund-y
Tor fn--fire yistl
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-02-17

Cs.r's Jsc b.. better kDoun &c BraH e
Chn- b.. he nsck drivsr ior Gsrrxe tl.-k.
rss s-rs 81 erd brouEtt orsr fiou frri
ro--h .....s-f-r ~ ~he-if Jt--- er1
iss...-s IN isl. - ~ cisre- ~ -r.'s. zz'i','
fan.s a e suply-tr
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-02-17

OHesr Ed Cornwall c-ssisd Arippls Of Il
element y shooting and killing md drg
r--rt q BE pos,ofioe ysstsrdsT evsfire.
sid arirnsl uas c1EsirE = ~ a lrtls
- the fns tts cEoer frei ne
~ sh.t
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-02-17

The following convictions were hsd ia he
county court lesterdsy:
George johnson, colored. aggravated A.
ssuit: eireu me month On poor isrm-
Martin Wafsnn. rolO1ed. fheft OF hsm,
three mouths on ihe poor farm.
william iJsvins. t5tfl q cosi; ten csys In
county ISL.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-02-17
AND HOME.
ELp, GARDEN AND TABLE

.sr week Iost-And Sill, QUE
LN,,,es are Frozen and no Garden
sass 10 Eat-A Mile square 10.
ONE Cows oHoof-Texas
aatcn strings ana
Northern Changers.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-02-17

From George 4. Sweet,
Editor OF the Texas
JOURNAL OF COMMERCE.
j. q O.. MaguiVe's Cum
durango squeezes the
Liver better than Calo-
mel. Thousands tor need
OF such q Medicine sink
into Dyspeptic graves. 1t
should be ut the COM
mand OF the whole world
ana would prove o last
ing blessing to the hui
man family.
GEORGE a. SWEET.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-02-17
fmrafxrafIon---Let F4mers Come
1875 Along

r,,. ..,t-n..-d thstf-arn four 10 six thou
80 ,nrrrfa-arfs ar lrfiving per week m
r. Thsv A. ccling ~ raj, By wagon
yrrd b. - rierd j. tDf le room Tor NH
|1iors ufr "a rni.n r. nor people tban We nov
rDr,l,rr. r.ras s. SIMPLY he 70 support ct
las half ID 90 ~ sn-te present poFnls-
10 II the L Iitr STAT II VOID Dot Be
.rrn. however. g. rive ID lrrv j8si yei-
1'se fi-s. ms. cant .. .Il tBs class Uho
az ca in b. sltes -. p irdustrirus FERN
e.. r-en ru--i 4 80, used y TIE pi.r,
81 r.ts-1ed 20 besre- u -be islds. sid VINO.
= 10. .i.-..1ee u hirel f-'p. vii throw %
49, ross 80 ritf IN themselves, snd %
80. s.s.sr.ce 81 fern lab i-lrs Ill LEAD tnem:
- .r.r- d .f.7r isrne - brine lorkitg nfler
f.s.s;t'rss. ins,e-8 a ar0urt r-rribou sss lcfk-
re ~ fsfs uc-k. q EtF shop ~ free
~t'sir. r. FIRM, II m 51srs's q IL snD
tnsrr WHISKY bsrrels, ~ poor plscas -
r1.-.t corr nrd cu1cn- Nor sre poi1'e-
g. sns shst r1rs rscsrs ps1dss - I'D
rsrrs
T-4ss lt.sds rua1T 70 rscc'vs no-ihsrn
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-02-17
rpvt,y rurEs

DDTnnn THUfl Tas =, fHN
OO.VVItJ TtBgs-l h ,yo for sale y
nv ny cry tire - urlngofe mi enorth g. -
las. W as III, 0oo ~ lbo very hole ~ tfees or
fuch ggrio,es as ar adopted 20 SOL
Pench, roa~. plum grape and biack cry
specially Call VI cry and eXamt 80 stock,
or address Z. y. Johnson, Southern Gem
nurae rea. - ina. TaxsN.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-02-17

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 8, 1873.
Since l commenced
using j. & G. Maguire's
Cupdulangoin my fami-
~ IN 1872, ! haze had no
doctors bills to pay
IL. 2. SASS.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-12-06
Guitte&u's Testimony.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 29.-At various times
he was put off railroad trains for not paying
his fare, and arreste l for not paying bosrd
bills. At other times he grew excited in as
sorting that in all he did he was like st. Paul,
engaged in the service of God, and that God
was responsible for his board bills. On this
latter point he said: l did not give up lee
turing because OF my repeated failures. l
stuck by my work. My idea was, as | was
working for the Lord | would do nay duty
and let him take care OF me as he felt dis
posed. | went into hat whole business TO
serve the Lord, not to make money. Success
Or failure was nothing to me. l considered
that was the Lords affair. My duty was to
continue with my work. Paul had no sue
cess because he had no idsSs Oh theology. l
kept thinking of Paul all the time and how
he stuck to his theology. The time | was on
my way from Baltimore to Washington avoid
ed the conductor, who had ordered me to get
off at the Rslay House, and so managed to
get on to Washington. The most curious
thing about it was that after | had changed
my SSAp y "Sh SuiiC alOils otlu Shid W Ile,
"Ay friend, are you going to Washington"
l said yes. He said, Would you like good
boarding house2' l said yes. He said he
would take Inc to one. Now, | HAD been
praying that l would get u boarding nouse, as
l. did not want TO go TO a hotel, and had no
sooner got the prayer out than this man came
along, and was just as free and easy with me
as if he had known me twenty years. Now,
that l call Providence. l have had hundred
Of that kind Of experience where q direct an
swer TO my prayer has befr.ended me. While
this prisoner was giving his testimony he was
watched atten'ivsly by all the medical ex-
pcrts present, and with great curiosity by ev-
cry person i'll the Court room. At times he
showed his exhaustion by lowering his vo CT,
aud 1t was i'll consequence of this sign that
the Court adjourned early.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 30.-Guitteau's recit-
al yesterday his various experiences as "a re-
ligoas tramp and dead beat seems to have
whssted interest in the case for despite the
rain the crowd was as great AS the day before
Upon opening the court Guittsaa was taken
Immediately to the witness box. The witness
was asked by Scov!lle to identify some pa
pers. The first shown him was = hand bill
announcing his lecture a: Evanston, Ill.
Yes, said Guitteau, turning it around 20
the jury, snd wish An air of satisfaction, that
was an announcement of enc of my lectures.
Shall l read it?
scoville-No. will put the papers in evil
dence.
Guitteau then gave his idea concerning IL e
religious views uf the Oneida community.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-12-06
THE SMALL POX.

The city and county authorities are doing
all that lies in their power to arrest the spread
of this disease. a pest house has been So
cured and any new case thai n axes it's ap-
pesrance will be promptly segregated and
taken proper care of. No officers can be more
wntcbful ana earnest in their efforts to corral
and aubdun the dread disease. Every pre-
caution that q proper regard for the safety OF
the public health could suggest is being
taken. 1t n0w only rsrains for the people
&c perform their part in the matter. Each
bead of a family should see to it that every
member the reof is vaecinated, and children
be kept at home and not be permitted to
roam through the streets. Crowded assem-
blages Of people should be avoided as much
as possible, especially in poorly ventilated
rooms. Cleanliness in pers on should be OBJ
served, and frequent baths in slightly carbo-
lizsd water INDUCED in. A diet in which fat
and oily substances are excluded sheuld be
the rule and no. the exception. We suggest
tie above simply as precautionary measures
that it may be as well to attend to at the
present time. There is no occasion for undue
alarm, but there i. for a q riot observance of
the laws sf health aud an avoidance of
call unnecessary exposure of person to the
sntspIou.