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Daily Republican., 1881-09-14

kven1nk-The Centerville Prls
"ner Reman ded 10 the Custody
Of the Constable this Morning..
There were quite a number of case
before the Mayor Lass evening, and tn,
session OF the Police Court was in con
sequence somewhat lengthy.
Harriet SAMSON, a very respectable
looking colored woman was charged b,
Robert Harman, a colored coal mer
chant, with having assaulted him by
thro" ing stones on last Friday morn
ing. The prisoner admitted 10 having
thrown the stones, but said in eNtenla
ton that Harman had assaulted her or
previous occasion, and she had s.oned
him to get satisfaction. The Mayo,
imposed fine of s. aud costs.
| Robert Smith, coiured, was charged
by his wife Maggie Smith with assaul
and battery. Maggie testified that on
| last Friday evening she went to a
meeting, and returned home about 9
O'Clock, but sal on step talking to a
nelghhor until ab Mt ! O'Clock. When
She ent' rod the hou e, her husband
came down stais, and beat her for be-
ing OUT so latr; she also stated that she
was afraid Of him. rs he had threaten
ed to TAX" her llle Smth was fined
- and COS $ aud require TO furnish SltO
ban 10 keep the peace.
henlatu Iuttof, 4 vOuny ColOr.d
man, vas rhatS Il With the larceny of
watch, hui ltrr" elng No eN i,tence 10
sustain the cua1ge the case va. oI>-
mis'et. Il. Il. !'rnnlIlgror, E~qr., ap.
Gar. d tor he def use,
he next III oruer Vas a drank who
w's hhed 1ho usual fifty cents and
C,"'s.
John Robinson, colored, vas heard
upon til" tnar1c If committing; an as-
Ha'''t aud battery up II James MN pl
AIS ro'ur'd. Tue men arr cmylo,ml
~ hu"''> co~l ya:d, ald Tie troHb -
ar"'r III quarrel ahunr IT oil can, and
endeI by hphiu'o, giving MuA cy a
HI" rrl uucr vas sentenced
to nay "a fine a. 8 a'd cus's.
'"drItN bicou5 mi James i.lv ',yu
,'"l" ""' 5, e doavorrd on ia-, sun
IL y Fth, : ~ Iet auot,.,t bu} nAnui
IuAh hritld 80 steal Il ryps','. from |
place IN thr lr3G GhburiIool, for ln. rEr.
pose u having a h,ht, Ils john r.,
- w Wv '''h'' ttNH 'ilt'- DNtt! IAlilt /
IN IA shameful manner. His Honor !
mp 'aed a fine ot 10 cents and costs. ON !
aaah OF them.
ms morning tlcT" wero two drUlI,.
''i1 wele ea&ll tiIcu 50 cents ANA !
costs.
Cara DouGhcrjy, colorcd, was charr.
'd with threatening and very abus-
We language to another colored Wo-
nan lh"re We're several witnesses ex-
lhliht Tor Tie defence, but their ey,.
ieHc" tended 10 show BE ruth Of the
hArge and Clara was tiurdSl au.! costs
Charles ). Jump, a constable frcn
'eh1erviiie, Md, appeared before the
LAY I 'hiS morning ~ cAlu Il rOlorrd
nan hamet Andrew CUoner, who is a
INjiVe from Justice. The man is
Aargrd with straling ya.se and its
'ui 0h'S from Il woman in trnferville,
'n 'h'i' 1ie"iug TO thi>city. Word wa,
'i' TO Sergeant Jones last week, and
e assisted by officer McI henny, ar
- rd The fugitive tate last night in a
ouse at Fifth and Poplar streets, and
o'ihed constable Jump of the fact.
ne Mayor upon hearing y statement
1hr facts, held Cooper subject to tine
nicer : orders, and he IefU with him
VI 'rnt"rvlGle on the 9 10 train. The
rlsontr was willing to go without
!qulaitiOn.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-14
tMtercsLssaA 10 Sircnlen.

The Fame Hose having had new punp.
puj III their engine, took The engine oll'
yesterday 10 test them. They wert
found to- WORK in Il satisfactory nanne,
and the m'lnhers of the COMPANY wer,
We'll pea e The eugip" squirted 900 IT.
apparently wliLuut effort, and wlll nc
douv DO 90, Il srcvice when called out
The H'"c"cpc Fire Company are 'ay.
NY their ire uniforms rel 'eDished, they
havins tt ".Ted Ioriy sets yester.
,iur
Daily Republican., 1881-09-14
New Orleans Labor Riot.

The riotous demon stra,ions Of the
strikers in New o leans reached such a
pitch yesterday, that the Mayor r. por-
ted to the Governor that he was unable
10 keep the peace Tn: acting Governor
McEnerJ, lereupon issued a proclama-
tion calling on the rioters to disperse
and ordering out the militia. II is said
that the Spanish consul has colnmnni
Gated with the Spanish Minister at
Washington in relation to the steamer
Gallago, one Of the vessels blockaded
by the strikers, and that the Britt h
consIl will communicate with his Min.
lister at Washington to-day, if protec-
tion is not given to British vessels.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-14
,TihaI~lcWy, Fair.

The Peninsuiar Agricultural and Pc
Ii ooliCa! Association will hold their
annual idir al Middlrtown, Del, com
mencing OF Tuesday, September Goth
and continuing three days. IT. is tbt
intention o. the manager, TO make this
one of The finest agricultural fairs eve,
hej6 GU the Peninsula. The entries i,
'llal, Of speed ale unusually full, and
some good trotting may be expected,
Daily Republican., 1881-09-14
Regatta ROSfn,S,neSi.

HE regatta that was to have taken
place on last Sunaay, the llth nit fol-
some re"s' Ii was postponed until mex,
Sunday, the 18Th insr. The course will
be from Fourth street wharf down the
river To Eeedy Point buoy, instead of
up he river as an ornc"d for the last
course, and re'nrl to the starting poin
Boais will carry mansail and jlb only,
and 10 s'uilng allowed. There will be
two classes. Entrance fee s. The
winning tost VIII get two thirds; the
second, oner!Grt; 10 br sailed in eight
hours or Il" Tayr. The boats will start
~ 10 clock. \. NJ.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-14
A rnfa Cure.

This is to GRITTY, that after suffering
the most eNrru'iltlng pain Tor two
years from chronic Rheumatism, ard
u"lng lmmen>" quantities. of iiniuents,
oils and physicians recipes, s.,
Jacobs Oil was recommended 10 me- hy
a friend, | used it for a few weeks and
nave not suffered with rheumatism fr WI
that tine until the nr"SeM;-nearly Six
months. | now consider myself entire
~ cured, thanks to ST ,Ia"Jb's on
GILBERT & HENrlELp,
1926 Milwaukee ave, Chicago, III.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-14
Kianle.sst,

The Kiamensi mill operated w
Dean, Filling & Co., is very busy and
running night and day with relays of
band of which there ar about 200
'1"Nl' we'd, Kiam,n'i is improving
RAPID :; six very h4ldsome new frame
rnnh"s have just been erected, Mr..
i'c"'e Of this city hein. the contractor
and builder The company has also
erected large and commodious dive
house 20 meet the waits of fast incrpas-
ing business.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-14
X..t KoIh i MN0nlixhf.

The Iao"n.iGht excursion of the
Bc1h"I A N. t. church last night on
The Nt@n"f f"t'ou accompanied by
the Har"Ut,v tU"jrt Baud was a very
enjovah" .liar, There were about 800
"Xtnrsi"nlr's aho4ra and the FELTON,
went'iu"n r." river ueariy v to Delaware
City and r'tn'nng went up nearly to
~he,''r and back b. Wilmington. A
good ti'ae Was eA orri"uc.d by all.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-14
NOTICE Tt TkTg s.RgJC.

iEe public are keseby . s,lnayt avaias,
ending amy money or urtcr' to NtNE- X
,&b 81 NHs%au street. Now YORK City. New
u"k. as authuriz,d by The Louisiana State
LOTTERY Company 10 sell 'ts tickets. They
ar" To- ding the ctElt?l with ic&ts CIRCULAR,
to be ofIte J., uisi&ua State Lot
'"ry Company, and are frauuulruty reyie
,rHt,pG them selves as agents Of 'le LOUIS
ANA >,tte Lot'er, Company they have 4.
'...a 'ty t. sell Il !, 'rLS ufthis COMPANY
AID are n,t Its aSents for any larposc
n. A. rAI rhtN,
Pres. Louisiana STATE Lottery Co
New ORLEANS la. JuIya 1881.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-14
PAHeLS lliNInllMAIel. d.

Last evening about 8 O'Clock, the
people on the street were startled by d
flash, and, on looking up to discover
from whence IL came, Noticed a shooting
star. 1t students stopped, on it's do wn
ward flight, and took another course In
a northerly direction, and was lost to
sight. While visible its passage across
the hea yens was = brilliant one.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-14
The Mfchig8h Horror.

Additional reports from the burned
region in Michigan show that whole
families have been left entirely destitute
Of clothing; that between Port Austin
and Cass City people have nothing to
sGbslst on except potatoes Jug from the
ground and corn roasted by the fires.
Within thirty miles Of Cass City 125
1amllles were sleeping in the fields,
with no cover whatever, some being 50
stripped that they were ashamed to
show themselves, and have sent one or
two persens to obtain supplies for three
or four naked families who were
huddled together.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-14
Did Not Arrest Him.

Word was telegraphed to the Attol
ney General yesterday by the ronsta'l
that Mason, the color d man, VINO III
said Intentionally blew OF the head OH
little gicl some lime ago, and Is sun y
large, was on a WISH to Smyrna auu
asked him if he would not arrest h'u'
Theattorney-gene"al answered th'e sI, ~
had no jurisdiction to arrest hl!n, M ~
also states that he has Thoroughly III,
vestigateu the case and he had lOauu y
that there was nothing in it, So III Ai
probability Mason will remain al iAs"
Daily Republican., 1881-09-14
pain Sen Rrener-nr. Slmm

The famous pain medicine une4laINI' ;sN,
unsurpassed none Eau successor. .S".
compete with it. Admired by lloa sa
sands as the great cramp, pam, 'I'o ;nu
matism, hea4iache and genera 'uu u
remedy. Every household keeps ~ L,' "
cause it is splendid to have on u'J ai
ready. (5Octs.) Sold by dealers, ns Il
depot, 4th and King, PhiladeIplil'' "
Arch street
Daily Republican., 1881-09-14
River EXcurs1On Steamers,

The excursion trips of the steamer
Thomas Clyde to Woodland Beach and
Collins beach have ceased for the sea-
son. The Majpr Reybold, leaving Arch
street wharf ally at 3 p. NJ. will con-
tinue to connect with the Perry at
Pennsgrove. The trips of the steamer
Republic to Ca~ May and of the John
A. Warner to Sna Breeze will be contin-
ued for probably u week.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-14
VINO is Boss :

For the KErUBllCAH.
MESSRS. EDITORS Can you ',g n.
the pubic who is chief of the filo ~ ~,
pLrtlnent. Concilman Btahe'"Nrn rh, Al Al
reins in hand as il he was 'ie onM, ',,on
tut we tiremrn have some recJl'o'.h .ho
OF electin- Samuel &. TaZtWell W '''
office. Who is he ANYHOW" ,v
MANY FlREMn''
Daily Republican., 1881-09-14
This Change Of weather

will cause many ZONE to want To- To 'i ~ \
his clothes. Remember the'. 'ro apx
better place to buy nor none nv = sou
ious to sell goods than Mulllh ~ n.ye
Sixth aud Market streets, WHY IL" am
fine selection of goods in plece o."
ready made.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-14
A NEW BISaN ESs.
Stealing Door Mats III Whining
ton and Iiswhsre hni selling
them tu Phtiauelpiiia.

A new business was exposed in judy
Falls Court in Philadelphia, few
days since o.. the trial of Robert VIII
sou which has half u dozen aliases, who
was charged with larceny in some ten
or twelve bills of Indictment; the total
mount of his robberies being over
$1,000. During the trial was shown
that the prisoner was in partnership
with another man, who is believed to
be the working partner in this city, and
that the nature OF the business was
stealing door mats from front steps.
which were offered for sale In Phlladel-
ph.a, as the folio wing circular whioh is
a sample of those used by Il e scamps
will show.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-14
Pc. son al

DR.. West has returned from h'l,U,d .lsd
Illinois, to which place he was ~ .d hd
ten day $ ago by telegraph to lnt tint
side of his brotn who was at qua, 'r., "p
t ought to be dying. He ho"i1jd '"hojd
now recoverin. slowly from 'sp
fever,
Daily Republican., 1881-09-14
FIFTH edition
MORE ENCOURAGISo
A"e president Continu.s
Ing and eats w,,h NJ .'nDro,

AT nine O'Clock this morpinn ~
s'dent's pulse was: 100, tan,
'S'4 and respiration, 10. y.
'he night comfortably, sleepD,
c'ent'y and this morning he A.. 1
and his breakfast with relish, !
Amongst other things he ats,,
ished a apeach. DIR. Hamilton
satisfied with the progress tho n
dent is making and Co)oue,s g,
and Rockwell are still bo,as,
1870 this morning the pu,,a b.,
creased to %.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. a. - "a,
The President requested to hs d,
in his reclining chair, py,xo -,
and respiration dec,s,.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-14
aioOd Cunning.

Mr., Frank C. Stidham, the au''a among
spent yesterday with ms T., ,au n shooting
the rail birds, and succeeded nmcns' IN I.. and
l21 Railbirds, 2 summer DuoN No.eatly
one one Enxlish snipe. Frank is s''"''
pleased with his success
Daily Republican., 1881-09-14
W. n. Monthly MeetiDgs.

The Septemb Dor monthly meeting of
the w. N. Raiirnaa was held in this
city yesterday, but no business was
done further than to inspect the south
side extension with which the Directors
were well plea ed.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-14
A LriDG lOk-ss OfAnpesaOn

Rev. Robert Graham, pastor of the
Lowerhrandy" inc Presbyterian churcl
has been away spending his vacation
ana his return home was SiEnalized by
his congregation presenting him with a
very fit" four year old mare to assis,
him in going from place to place in his
visits.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-14
s,.or.,nvrue D,andywin ine'

G. Febiger and Captain Bliz1atu, 1Ta;0x,eutb II,
latter being the ferrynan az :, n tenept.
street bridge, have made arraH7 ARA, he ter
by whict school children may " w or 80
ried across. There are are apou, 80 ",er.
rhiiir.n M who have to be terrled o'e"
Daily Republican., 1881-09-14
Bethany Baptist.

Bethany BAPTIST church services
every evening Jhis week (except Satur-
day. commencing at quarter to eight.
On Friday evening grand Sunday
School ra'yjn& service will be held.
All are invited
Daily Republican., 1881-09-14
HERE IS A CHANCE.

Over 200 Door Mats for sale at less than
one half their regular price.
This is good Rubber Mat worth from
$3.50 up, can be had of us for One Dol
lar only. Being lots from different
Auction Houses and bought by us very
cheap is the reason you can get a
800 mat for 81. Remember these
mats are not old. played.out things,
but are in first class condition You
can have them delivered Free of
charge, and if not as we recommend
them we want nothing for them. If
you wish to buy, please return this card
with your name and address
ROBERT WILSON,
Philadelphia.
Wilson was only tried on one charge,
and upon the jury rendering a verdict
OF guilty, was sentenced to four years
IN The Eastern Penitentiary.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-14
City Markets.

The market this morning was well at.
tended, and prices ruled high. Peach
es, Watermelons Tomatoes, Butter, sc
were scarce and commanded good
prices. Pears, Apples, Grapes, Sc,
were plenty, but sold at a slight ad.
vance Oh former prices. The following
table will be found interestin.. 70 ali
heads OF families, and will be found
correct
Daily Republican., 1881-09-14
! o'clock Prices.

TIE l o'clock stock quotatiens of the New
foTk and i'h,laueil hia stock Exchange, re-
received over the private wire of Elliott John
sol. Y Co.. STOCK BROKERS az sixth ami Market
stree.s, are As follow.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-14
Good TemDIars.

Walolo Lodge of Good Templars will
hold a meeting this evening at O'Clock
which the members are urgently invited
to attend.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-14
N. 4. B&CpHgN,
New Orleans, La,
~. 4. SA.pEIN.
No. 1I2 Broadway. New York,

All our GRAND E.AtrnorGiuary drawings ar,
IndCr the Supervision H,li EHuuycncnt u
,tEALkh!S &. i, bEAI aEGARU at,
'tbAL A. EARLY
Daily Republican., 1881-09-14
A Dark I.Hystcrn

The lamp on Church street between
Seventh and Eighth, is emphat:cally a
dark lantern as it has not been lit for
some nights past.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-14
NEk's'FN.

SRARPLET.- - In Brandywtne Hundred. O,
the nth Inst, Matilda, wife Of Jacob Sharl
ley.
hela tlves and friends are respect fully nvt
ted to attend the funeral fr III the resi,enc,
Of her Eu.h1"d, Jacob 'haIpley, on Wedncs
day, ne litll inst, t. leave the rouse at tw,
oc'ock. Iuterment at Newark Union Gene
try Services in the church
l')WN@END On the mornrg Of Tuesday
SEPT, i3th, rnoch Townsend, in the Atl
year OF his age
dis relatives ard friends. also the members
o l. myett" Lodge, No. =, x. OFF. and VII
min tor md R,andywine Council, No .. g.
a. NJ. are respectfully invited to attend
the 'uneral from his late residence, or, rt,
ternth and Mar ct streets. on sat, rday
sept !7'h, meet at 2 p. ln and leave the
hous at3n m
dearest husband thou hast left us,
And thy loswo deeply ;aoi
't'S Col that hae bcreft U.S.
il car all our sorrows ne
a lovi husband and kind father.
10 DEN--On the 18th inst Jobn'y. vouny.
est son of Joseph f lowien and only child
BARRETT A. Lo"hen, aged /. wears. q
months and l3 3rays
Relatives and friends are respt ctfu)ly in.
vited attend the funeral from his late resi-
dance, No. SZa Orange street, On Friday after
Rnon, % meet at the house at 3 0 clock In.
termeht at Wilmington and b andywine Gem
etrry.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-14

SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN
A FORTUNE TENTH GRAND DIS
TRIBUTION, CLASS n. AT NEW OR.
LEANS, TUESDAY. OCT. Ii, lsSl-l37th
MONTHLY DRAW WING.
Louisiana State Lottery Company.
Incorporated in 1868 for 25 years by the
Legislature for Educational and Charitable
purposes-wth capital OF $1,000. .oo0-tO
which reserve fund of over s4aD, 600 has since
been added.
Bv an overwhelming popular vote its
franchise was made part Of the present
state Constitution adopted December I'd, A.
d., 1879.
It's Grand single Number Draw.
fngs will take place monthly.
IT NEVER sCALRs OR roSTPoNKs.
Look at the following Distribution
CAPITAL PRIZE $4,000.
lN0, 600 TICKETS AT TWO DOL'RS EACH
HALF TICKETS ONE DOLLAR.
list nrpRlytS
Daily Republican., 1881-09-14
THIRD EDITION.
THE MAYORS COURT.

A Number Of Cases Heard Last
EveninE-The Centerville Pris.
"ner Reman ded 10 the Custody
Daily Republican., 1881-09-14
SW EEP|NG Mark Down

In every department, and for the next two
weeks VIII otter the MOst " md erful barketns
ever presented to the ailming,on public
Everything in the wayof
The river press., 1881-02-23
Cannon and Caznpeli's Sharp Practise.

An amusing feature Of the Cannon Camp
bell contest has just come to light. Cover
nor Murray gave certificate Of election to
Campbell. When Cannon heard this, he
took steps to serve notice of contest on
Campbell, having thirty days under the law
to perform this ceremony. Campbell left
Salt Lake, ostensibly for Washington, but
never went there. This put Cannon off the
track. He was daily looking for Campbell
so as to serve notice of contest on him; but
Campbell came not. Cannon telegraphed to
New York, Chicago, Omaha and Salt Lake,
but could not get the run of Campbel's rapid
movements He accidentally heard Of him
at Circleville, Kansas, and telegraphed there,
but the bird had flown. Becoming thorough
ly frightened for fear the thirty days would
expire, Cannon sent four notices of contest 10
Salt Lake, each to a particular friend, with
instructions to s'hunt up Campbell, regardless
Of expense" One man took train for the
East, and accidentally met Campbell at Green
River station on the very last day of the thir-
ty. Campbell was about to sit down to break
fast, in fancied security, but the man with
four wives and seat in Congress was too
much for him. .@z. -..
The river press., 1881-02-23
Good News for Cattle Shippers.
AVant Courier. I

[Avant Courier.I
Mr.. Alfred Myers last week showed US 3
letter recently received from General Mana
ger Sargent, in which he says that the North
ern Pacific Company, after contracting for
two hundred stock cars, increased the con-
tract to four hundred, to be delivered in June
and previous to July 10Th next. This will
give the company, including the number al
ready on hand, about 40 stock cars. Here
tofore, shippers have experienced some little
trouble and delay in crossing the river at Bis
nlarck, but the company, having made ar
rangements for two first-class transfer-boats
at that point il ample time for stock ship
ments, will be prepared hereafter to avoid all
unnecessary delays, and to furnish accommo-
dations for the shipment Of live stock from
Montana, East, second to no road in the In
tied States By the middle Of July, or per
haps before, the company will no doubt be
prepared to give accommodations and salts
factory rates from the Yellowstone to Duluth,
ST Paul, or other points farther East.
The river press., 1881-02-23
THE RIVER PR RESS.

thnmners Michigan, Wolverines; Mime
sofa Gophers Mississippi, Tadpoles; Mis-
aouri. Pukes; Nebraska, Bug-eaters; Neya-
da Sage Hens; New Hampshire, Granite
Rows. New Jersey, Blues or Clam -catchers !;
New York, Knickerbockers; North Caro-
lima. Tar-boilers and Tuckoes Ohio, Buck
ewes; Oregon, Web-feet and Hard Cases !;
Pennsvlyania. Pennanites and Leatherheads;
Rhode Island, Gun-hints; South Carolina,
Weasels; Tennessee, Whelps; Texas, Beef
Heads; Vermont, Green Mountain Boys !:
Virginia, Beadles Wisconsin, Badgers.
The river press., 1881-02-23
not being straggler in either, as the hocks
come in from the range il the evening.
SILVER BOW COUNTY.
Messages Between Deer
Hodge and Butte.

Upon receipt Of the news, that the act
creating the county of Silver Bow had re-
ceiVed the Governors approval, large mum
Der of the leading citizens Of Deer Lodge
sent to the mayor and sail the good people
Of Butte congratulatory message by tele-
graph, as follows:
''Ihe Valley Town sends greeting to the
Silver Queen of the west. We congratu-
late you upon the birth Of Silver Bow county
"a rib taken from our SIDE We know its
resources and the energy of its citizens and
shall watch with interest and pride the
growth and grandeur of the new county We
trust all past difference may be forgotten and
that henceforward we may better agree as
two counties than we ever did IS one. With
assurances Of hearty good will, we hasten to
extend the hand of fellowship across the line
Of division"
The following reply, signed by the mayor
and other leading citizens of Butte, and ad-
dressed 10 the signers Of the congratulatory
message, and s'the magnanimous people of
Deer Lodge was promptly dispatched over
the wires lit fills our hearts with Joy to
thus early receive your blessing. May time
quickly heal the wounds Of the conflict. May
prosperity, peace and plenty be our mutual
lot May the valley Gem" continue to pros
per. May your meadows ever be green,
shall be our continued prayer"
The river press., 1881-02-23
EPEZOOTKC
Treatment Suffered by q Veterinarian.

Prof. Going, NJ r. G. V. s., veterinary ed
itor Of Wilkes Spirit Of the Times, gives a
complete diagnosis of epizootic, which he
says lis harsh form of catarrhal fever,
causing the patient to rapidly lose strength" !"
He devotes much space to 8 description of
the various symptoms Of the disease, but as
these are generally pretty we'll understood,
we omit his remarks thereon. No horse
owner is likely to be long in doubt as to the
nature of the disease if it has once become
epidemic in a community We therefore
quote only so much of Prof. Going's article
as relates to the treatment Of case Of cpl
zootic. He says ssIf from the beginning
proper care is taken, the losses should be a
very small per cent. Of cases treated. Doing
too much and being over-anxious should be
guarded against A good stock Of Common
sense is an Indispensable article.
Epizootic Influenza has a definite course
which cannot be abridged, but the suffering
may be relieved. Light warm clothing should
be used, the food soft and nutritious, lin
seed and oatmeal cruel, and frequently the
patient will take new milk OF which it can
not get too much. Boiled oats or barley are
easily swallowed and digested. In order to
encourage the nasal discharge the head
should be frequently steamed. Apples are
good in every case and should be given liber-
ally. The enlarged glands must have bis
ter applied to them over which q hot poultice
is placed, and the sides and chest stimulated
with mustard plaster. Give (gently) as q
drench, twice day, while necessary, nitrous
ether, one ounce and half; carbonate Of
amonia, zone drachm; tincture Of aconite,
ten drops, in pint of Cruel. There is no
occasion to check diarrhea, unless it is ex-
cessive. Then q drachm Of opium may be
given morning and evening for two days
Quinine, iron, cinchona and mild stimulants
must be given to sustain strength. Keep the
legs warm by friction and bandages; rub a
little alcohol on when cold In conclusion,
guard against a relapse, and, when the ami
NAL is convalescent, give tonic and good
cough powders, as permanent defect in the
wind might be the result Of neglect"