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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-28
REFORM" ANSWERED.
A Card from the Employees OF the
wheeling POstOfflce.
A.. E.yft,- Of IA. R.T,,sLr,


VuaEIISG, W VA, December 2I.-We.
the ,ryeral parties referred 20 by Reform
ina Yesterday REDIsTER, desire to say that
- tar s., the past changes in pOStOthCe en-
p.uyrcS are concerned with several eICep-
Ii,rsl. they were made for the reason that
parties holding the same did not I'LL the
r,,.l;uu satisfactorily, and that in the
,utr:r,.. - We understand, the tenure OF
Office will depend wholly upon merits,
competency and faithfulnCSs to trusts and
duties imposed upon Us. This Is the
standing rule Of the postmaster judging
from his past. and so far As trying To keep
on the appointing side of the postmaster.
by rcmembranCrS of any nature, Reform
has ma,jripuSly fabricated and advanced
statement We desire him To prove. Our
several presents tO Col. Sterling were en-
IirCly ot q strictly private nature, - mani
te-t our high esteem OF him as a gentleman.
ui iu no way did We think 70 intueuce
b., mind the weight Of a straw, IN any OH
,iag matter concerning the management 0t
,hr pn>tufFice. and we desire 70 say, that II
there are any complaints against Us Tor
official iucumpctcUry or lack Ot zeal IN the
ue-;prmaucc of our ariuOuS public duties,
W desire them either made to the Post
master ug Department io- investigation.
We do ..ot desire or intend to indulge in
new>raurr controversy, but II Reform,
with his valuable shoemaker assistant
desires any further enlightenment,
We vii, meet him any time or place desIS-
uarcd Respectfully.
The employees who were attacked hy 'Re-
former" CarriCrS-W. ii. Plate, M. /,
w. CarmarE, No. .: II. A. Albright,
No. g. Ralph Whitehead No. !; ". II.
Wheat. No. .: J. b. Goodwin, No. q; +.
! Numer. No. :: \. c. SwartZ, No. ::
\ Clay.or. No. .; Chas. Schemp, No. IN.
= VI, Rcilcy Chief; II. C.Mcyers. Super
iu.ruGcnt: Jack COwl. d. Z. ..
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FIRE RECORD.
HeaHH Losses.

Bosroy. December E.-Fire started this
morning in +. A RobinSOn's jewelry fac.
tory at Attlcboro, caused by the use Of nap
tina in cleaning sinks. 1t spread so rapidly
that the employees escaped with difficulty.
Several firms occupied the building, OF
whom W. x :. BlackintOn are the heaviest
losers W. H. Wilmarth, chain manufac
turerS. and Harris 4 Fisher. charm and
lOcket makers, also lose heavily. The dam
ages to the brick buildings is about Sl2OO).
". & :. BlaCkinton estimates the whole
loss at 5000. The buildings were in
sured. Harris Il Fisher estimate their loss
at s. 800: insured. w. II. WilmaTth's loSs
is $1,000. also insured. Several OF the
factory employees were injured.
CINCINNATI, December PA special to
the TiuoS-StGr from Terre Haute, Ind, puts
the losses at Sullivan, Ind, by the COntla-
grafton which burned much of the town, at
ST. OOC. An insurance of $ll 900 is known
to be held by losers, and probably greater
sum than that is held. The sufferers are
John Stewart. Mayteld & Co.. John Giles,
J.R. Able and koltenSky Bros, whose
losses are from $500 to $. 900; also Eaton &
Miles, VI. L. Wilson, +. w. wilkins,
Brown & Burton, SChanskS 4 Harlow and
Ernst Bros, whose losses are from $500
10 - 900
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BELlAIRE.

Miss Isi>Sa Patterson, OF BSrneSyilie IS
visiting friends in this city.
SIMON Raer. Of this city, is spending q
few days with friends in Cincinnati.
Spansler Post of the G. A. Il. gave a
grand bean supper at city hall last Hight.
The nail mill and several glass houses
were of yesterday ON account ot the laying
q the corner stone.
Mr. Lew Simon, who formerly clerked in
Sonueborn's clothing store, has accepted a
position in Allegheny city.
] a. Garrard is confined 10 his room with
heart disease and rheumatism. We hope
be may soon be about again.
There was u large number Of drunken
ne~ ON the streets yesterday who had not
We; gotten over their Christmas spree.
The employees of the G. & p road intend
ta give rlcir retiring superintendent, JnO.
ThomS 4 fitting testimonial OF their re-
gard i'r him. The presentation will take
place some day Suun at WcllSyllle.
on acruuut ol the disagrpcable weather,
the crowd in attendance upon the exercises
oi iaying the corner stone Of the Soldiers
aD4 >ai.-r, Monument was not nearly 50
tarcc -, had been anticipated. There
were nevertheless quite Il number of per
sun, present from other places. aud the va
r.uu, lodges in this city turned out quite
wei. Vt l.Gu r. ". the Bellaire City Hrass
Band marched uP street. and met the vari-
o., lodges at the Ciy Hall The
marching through town was dis
Icu>"d with. and few minutes after
Two, Ire procession moyed Immediately
t"ihr public square, where the corner stone
Wa laid with impressive ceremonies by
The u.a,oD>. The box which was put in the
e''n'r Stone contained numerous papers of
interest. bottle Of olive oil. some wine.
'u-n and wheat. The procession next
Gr'el tN the Turner Han. where General
h'i;"-. GraUd Master Ot Mason> of Ohio,
maHc hriei but eloquent address. He
Ma followed by CalcuG c. L. POOrman and
captain J. nantord. ia = trw we'll chosen
""-d~. when the meeting adjourned
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Not an OIice-Seeker.

CHARLESTON, December 25.-SR: 1t
seems to me very impertincnt in your cor
respondent ut Washington 10 entertain
your readers al the expense OF one who has
not placed himself in a position to attract
public attention for years past, il he ever
had, and it is more rePrehensible III him to
employ no atom of truth. l never sought.
nor was ever appointed to- Territorial
Judgeship" by General Grant. was hon,
ored, by him, with an appointments
to an office. the duties of which
l fully. faithfully. and conscientously
discharged, but my experience was such
that under no circumstances would accept
ofiice-as your correspondent would seem
to believe me desiring, under the present
sdministration-to be held subject to the
ipsedixit of any man OH earth. :,
Being devoted to private business, and
being interested in the development of the
material interests of my adopted State
having no.respect for either OF the two
great political pdrties-l think am enti-
tied to immunity from thoughtless and un-
Just assault. OLIYEs A. PATTON.
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ais Vision Ob.eureI,
10 he kdiloF.


,,F'FoHn. December 27.-Sour lnr,f
Is.,ii's ot to days issue contain the fol-
m. :. The Hiram 4. Ferry Boat gpt TO
aIJ:. ~ noG ON the strength OF holidays.
-w "a, - how ON the shelf"
Ant IstLe7 -,!.,e7 your correspondent purpoSeiy
al.,,." ",h malice s:Oreihuught wrote the
SiJ.,:- '''',', We are unable to say. but con.
fo,', To luS Tie fast that il is wholly without
.,'''';. Ne are inclined 20 the belief. to
p,,,.,. .'"ar,iahie view Oi il, that your re-
Of ~ l'rW Was 50 Obscured by the orgies
urt. HSht before. that ne was wholly
ss5 ~" "' 1alst;rguish between the Hiram u,
I.S,S ''is iab Boat Garfield" whose occu-
e. NJ. ,.@d oeen Sn helpless from the use OF
kHi ~ 70 he unable to care for their
IN. NJ Lcl.ce its discontinue
uso,,.Isi.l lne Hiram b. or its crew permit
ei,ss- J to indulge in the iery fluid.
hoildaysor at any other time.
tHrRAx D."
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THE FEDERAL CAPITAL.
NEARLY ALL THE PEOPLES SERVANTS
TAKING A VACATION.
Measures Congress Must Consider After the
HOlidays-Reduction Of the Pres
eat Enormous Taxaton -
Arthur's Able Admin
istratioR.
GENERAL GOSSIP At THE CAPITAL.
Special Dsspatch 10 The Register.

Special Dispdtch 10 the Register.
WARRINGTON, December T.-lt is the sub
iect of remark among the old residents OF
the capital that never before has Washing
ten been so deserted during the holidays.
This general exodus is due in main to the
increased facilities and comforts for winter
travel. which have been introduced during
the past two years. With the exception Oh
the gentleman from Oregon there is not a
member who could not reach home and re-
turn during the time the two Houses stand
adjourned. In many OF the Departments
business is almost suspended. Tho lower
Departments as the PoStoffice and Interior
DEPARTMENTS are called, have been unusu'
ally dull during the past week, unless COM
missioning pOstmasters be called lively.
Postmaster General James is away spending
the holidays in New York, and First AssiS-
tant Hatton has gone TO his Iowa home for
the holidays. leaving the Second Assistant
in charge. Nearly the same condition of
affairs prevails in all the Departments.
The Coming Era OF Extravaganza.
It is now learned on perfectly good au-
thority that Speaker Hefer kept MesSrs.
Randall, Holman and Blount off the Com
mittee on Appropriations because they
would be in the way Of Republican de-
signs. A Republican who had much to do
with making up the COMMITTEES makes this
admission. What the designs are to which
Messrs. Randall, Holman and BlOunt, will
necessarily be hostile, can only be judged
from the past record Of those gen-
tlemen. There have been no more
determined enemies Of extravaganza
in Congress than the three Democrats
who have been left Off The Appropriation
Committee Messrs Randall and Holman
especially might have been of
Great Service 10 the Country
in keeping down expenditures, but that is
precisely what the new Speaker did not
desire. 1t is an interesting fact and his
friends do not hesitate to admit this.
Besides Mr.. Sargent for the Interior De-
partment it is understood that w. =.
Chandler is booked for the Navy Depart
ment, in the interest of the Blaine-ROach
scheme. for building up our navy. The
question is will Mr.. Grant interfere against
the New Hampshire men. II would be in
expedient for Mr.. Roach to put his chief
lobby in the Cabinet. 6.
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Many persons having gotten the wrong
idea that hops are Strengthening, have
taken to drinking ale and beer very freely.
The consequence is they feel better for a
short time, but when the reaction comes
they are much weaker than before. Read
er, ii you value life, lay aside all malt and
alcoholic beverages and pat your trust in
that temperate preparation Of iron and
vegetable tonics called IFow2s Iron Bit
tiers. IL gives real health and strength TO
eyery part OF the body, refreshes the mind
and restores the nervous system to its
proper standard. over l,00o,0OC bottles
have heen sold this wear
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Insunieient Counsel.
bnt Notwithstanding this expect justic,
be done me and my motive and inspi
ing: "well, if the Lord did il, LEI
it go. expect this spirit will grow. am
highly pleased with Gen. Arthur. He is
doing splendidly in his new position. Had
Gen. Garfield done as well, he probably
would have been alive to-day. He was q
good man but weak politician, am es-
pecislly pleased with Gen. Arthur's con.
ciliatory spirit and wisdom toward the OPP
position. 1t is exactly what wished him
70 do, viz:
Unite the Factions
of the Republican party, to the end that
the nation may be happy and prosperous.
Ny life has been rather a sad one. Ny
mother died when | was seven; my father
was a good man and an able one, but a IA
natic in religion. Under his influence /
got into the Oneida community at nine
teen and remained there six years. Three
years after this was unfortunately mar
fied, and so continued for years. Soon
after / was divorced went on to theology.
Three years of my life in the Oneida COM
munity was one of constant suffering.
Ny married life was the same.
My theological life was one of
anxiety, but was happier at that than at
anything else, because | was serving the
Lord. Ny life has been isolated since my
ak years in Oneida Community. Igot es-
tranged from my relatives. | might US well
have been in State prison, or
Lunatic Asylum.
I was never able to forgive my father for
running me into that community. IL il
had not been for this should have had q
far happier life, but let it go. Forgetting
things behind, press forward. ! have no
doubt as to my spiritual destiny. have
always been q lover Of the Lord, and
whether live one year or thirty am His.
AS matter of fact presume | shall live
to be President. To-day 1881 years ago the
Saviour OF mankind was born i'll poverty
and obscurity. He moved up and down
Jndea and spoke aS one having authority,
and vast multitudes followed him. He
Cast Out Devils,
healed the sick, restored the blind and diff
eased; told multitudeS who he was and
what he came for-that God, the Father,
had sent him to point the way TO eternal
life This wonderful being had no where
to lay his head He had no money. He
had no friends. lie never wrote
a book lie was deSpised and finally cru
Gifted as a vile impoSter. Then back he
went to the bosom Of the Father. During
His ministry he drew around Himself a
few despised individuals who were as poor
as Himself They had no money and
No Standing In Society,
and mostly fishermen, outworldly like
like most other great events in human his
tory. The origin of Christianity was an
absolute failure; it was like seed planted
and it had grown little by little. Time has
developed it into gigantic tree oyerhang-
ing the habitable globe. A mob crucified
the Savior OF mankind, and Paul, his great
Apostle, went to sn ignominious death.
CUAS. J. GUITgAU,
United States .JGH,
Washington, D. C., G'ristU'As, 1881.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-28

DR.. French will lecture upon the Wonders
of the Living World" and on Thursday
evening DR.. Frank Cowan, OF GreenSo9rs'
Pa, will tell what he knows about inoiA
China and Corea" r,
Thomas Harrison, of Monongahela City,
was arrested and placed in Jail on Sunday
afternoon. He is the important witness
whose absence caused q postponement OF
the Haywood -Forsythe murder case at the
last term of court.
Amwell township has a queer genius IN
the person of Daniel Closer. He IS 10
wears of age, and during the past So years
has smoked 32S, ,865 cigars. The Wheeling
toby is his fayorite brand. Z.
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Attachment Granted.

PrrrsRuRGH, December lS.-In the United
States Circuit Court this morning in the
case of the Western Union Telegraph
Company VS.. y. & o. Railroad Company ct
al, an attachment was granted against the
defendant company for contempt ofeourt
This attachment will continue in force un-
Ill the defendants cease to make connec-
tions with the wires of the u. & D. Tele-
graph Company and pay all costs.
defendants. were afterwards discharged
having paid the costs OF the proceedings,
and agreed not TO do any commercial busi-
ness HhateEer.
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BRIDGEPORT.

h'-sy l"rncr. uf this p,srr. VA mtrriei
'' ~ Mary +. Ii.Sry, ol y"urcity.
VI Harry ellis has returned ;n Hr;dg.-
PoIs ":t"r "a loag ah>cucv.
W. Earlc, Nd"lph and Miss Lena YOuaS
wen married here Yesterday.
w @Iucman named Iimmar>. from
Sl'S0r, ~ Ncb.. has purchased RlIIeuhouSe'>
E''. d Beetle is visiting friends in town.
II, @' @ "r"ahey, the livrrymsn, had boom
80 Is''..''aS carriages Yesterday, having fur
'NH'' 'ch.rl,S for four couples.
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anotb,r st,Iv.r. % the Front.

WASHINGTON December "a. b. Null
lett, supervising architect of the Treasury
under Grant, yesterday put on file an ap-
plcation for his appointment as general
superintendent of the Federal buildings
now in course OF construction. He is
strongly backed by General Grant and lead
ing Stalwarts of New York. Should his
appointment be made by Secretary Folger.
it will probably be followed by the removal
of Supervising Architect Hill and the ap-
pointment of Mulletts partner, Gen. Stein
metz, OF Brooklyn, in his place.
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CRIMES.

Fl. Loris, December "A special from
Dennison, Texas, at Eufaula, Indian Terri
tory. says: Last night, in street diiiicul.
" with pistols, carpenter named Ware
killed a young msn named Grayson. Ware
escaped. Missouri and Pacific section
hand who stood near the scene OF the TRACE
DIV, became frightened and rGn. He was or
dered 10 halt by an Indian police, and fail
ing to stop the latter fired on him. killing
him. under the apprehension that he was
one OF the parties to the killing. and At
tempting 10 get away.
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TEACHERS INSTITUTE.
a Weeks session Opened at Little
Washington.
Seecial Dispaaeh % TIE Reoiser.

SPectol DiSpateh 10 the Reoisser.
WASHINGTON, December 27.-The annual
Teachers Institute is now in session. Prof.
Mouck, the county superintendent, called
the institute to order in a few appropriate
remarks. Last night the address of well
come was delivered by J. Add. McIlysine,
ESQ.,, which was responded to by Prof VIM.
Stoody. The music is furnished by Prof.
Stiffy and class Of the Union school. Over
800 members are enrolled. Among the
prominent educators are Prof. French, of
Mass: Miss Partridge. Of Philadelp phis; and
Prot Smart. Of Indianapolis. This evening
= lecture iupon "we Girls" was deliver.
ed hy Miss Partridge; tomorrow evening
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HAND SMASHED.

Accident 20 n brakeman on the Char.
WASHINGTON, Pa, December 2.-WhiIe
coupling cars at Canonsburg, on the Char.
tiers Volley Railroad. this evening, Brake
man Herricks hand was mashed render
inc nmnntntinn ncce ssArY. A.
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Wss1hrAPraase.

Asa rule We do not recommend Patent
Medicines, but when We know d one that
really l. o public benefactor. snd does posi-
tiyely cure, then we consider IL our duty
10 impart that information toslL Electric
Bitters are truly o most valuable medicine,
and viii surely cure Biliousuess. Fever and
Ague. Stomach, Liver -snd kidney Con-
pisints, even where eli other remedies MI.
We know whereof We speak. end oa ffeeay
recommend them 70 sil.--Eklkf- kf-9p14 =
6ftv cen1n = NIL by Inmn -.
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Dzraorr, December TN. 8. George, ed.
itor Of the Lansing E<padbtio1n, and head OF
the State Printing firm for the last thif-
teen years. died this morning. He came 70
this State some twenty years ago from Aas-
sachusetts. He was identified with the
Detroit Tribune until his removal TO lans-
ing. He was one OF the best newspaper
men In the west. Age 20 years. He vas
worn out by incessant devotion 10 busi-
ness
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Capital Notes.

WASHINGTON, December 27.-There will
be no further changes of officers in the
Treasury Department until after the return
of Secretary Folger, who is not expected
until Saturday. Secretary Lincoln expects
TO be in Washington Saturday. General
Sherman, who just returned from visit TO
the Military School at Fort LeayenWorth,
Kansas, praises its condition and manage
mput hiohly
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Wreck on the u. d .. Road.

NDfcidI IOWr HTDtTrT.
PIEDMONT. December G.-Early this
morning the second section OF freight train
40 ran into the first section going down the
II mile grade, wrecking 10 the cars Of the
first section. and doing damage 10 the eI-
tent Of many thousand dollars.
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Cansn nnd Effect.

The main cause OF nervousness is indi.
restion, and that is caused by weakness OF
the stomach. No one can have sound
nerves and good health without using Hop
Bitters to strengthen the stomach, purify
the blood, and keep the liver and kidneys
active, to carry of all the poisonous and
waste matter OF the system.-Ad<aRcc.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-28

The Mayor Of Mount Carmel, ILL.,, has
ordered the churches to b. closed to pre-
Yeut contagion Of smallpox. One church
disregarling the mandate, held a festi-
val whercupon the State Board OF
Health instructed the mayor to enforce
his decree and to call out the militia if
necessary To enforce it, and TO see that
every one ut the festival il vaccinated.
What rryrlry in Mount Carmel. A reg
ular orgie. The Illinois State Board Of
Health must be in earnest.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-28

The Washington court seems to be
,fraid it might hurt Guiteau's feelings
A. mt him in the criminal dock.
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Irish Land Cases.

DuBLIS, December 1.-THE appeals taken
in ~ per cent. OF the lsHd cases decided "
assistant commissioners are now on tic
docket. They number 600 appeals The
chief commissioners sit for the first time as
an appeal court, at Belfast, on the 10th oil
January
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Ups-e..ies.sIy the very Best.

BALTIMORE, Nd, April q: ls5i.
have recently been using your Browns
Iron Bitters in my family: consisting 0i
myself wife and three children, and the
effect has been always a. marked as in the
case Of Mr.. Phelps II Is unquestisnsbly
wonderful medicine. A. }. BoSss.
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Bond RedemptionS.

WASHINGTON, December 27.-Bond re-
I dcmptions under the 105th call up to date,
amount to 81, ,06S, $50; redemptions to date
under the l06th call, exclusive of bonds re-
ceived in New York since last Tuesday
amount TO S., ,7O2, 400; national bank notes
received for redemption to-day $751;, 900
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-28

The Nrw York plumbers are to have
= weekly newspaper to represent their
Interests. Colder weather will be among
the first of It's demands.
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THE NEWS.

yiscoant Helmsley, a Conservative
member Of Parliament for North lid
inc. Yorkshire, is dead.
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Tie German press comments suspi-
,;,usly upon the recent measures for
nm, reorganization of the Russian army.
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Irrn,- shade Factory, at Oswego,
WAS damaged to the amount Of sl',HS
,nd ,.... fireman killed by the eXplo-
sion o. roller.
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Hon. VIM. G. LeDnc, late Commits
.;onsr Of Agriculture, has been elected
, membrr Of thelSOciety Of Agriculture
nf LIZ -.-l.
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A,ccoi Correspondence r tie Reots~.
ATLANTA. Ga, December 25-The State
Department has on exhibition here speoi-
mems Of cotton goods manufactured by the
various nations Of the earth, which wcre
collected by the United States oonsuls Al
explanatory Of this exhibit. as we'll - for
the information Of American cotton man
ufacturers, Secretary Blaine has caused 70
be compiled from the consular reports and
from statistical authorities sn exhaustive
the cotton goods trado Of the world. aud
the share OF the United States therein. Tho
report will show that the product OF raw
cotton in the different countries Is rs fol-
laws.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-28

SCARLET fever is making sad havoc
among the little ones in New York, anu
- might he expected among those who
inhahjr tenement houses, where there Is
little light, less pure air, and where eel
lar, are damp, mouldy and unclean'
This weather is Of a kind to encourage
this ailment everywhere, and precau-
tions should be taken by people to ward
Off the ScOurgC.