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MEAD.

Mix gradually with two quarts boiling
water three and half pounds good mo-
lasses and a quarter pound tartaric acid.
Stir it well. and cool. Strain into jar
and add one-fourth ounce sassafras; trans
fer to bottles; cork tightly, and keep in a
cool place. a few spoonfuls in tumbler
of water and little soda makes refresh
ing drink.
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ECZEMA.

ECZEMA.
legs and both feet, which turned Out to be Eczema,
and caused me great pain and annoyance. ! tried
various remedies with good results. until used
the Cuticura Resovent Internally and Cuticura and
Cuficsvs sosp externally, which entirely cured me
80 fhat my skin IL smooth and natural a ever.
hf.N. n. FRAILEY. o. South ST.. Baltimore.
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nolnIen loMen Of ability to cell choice Nursery
Ill., 81 stock. I4CAMegsin 3 &c.
W<mio Lewiston Ne
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mar3t &w8w

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that the sub
4 scrloer has been duly appointed Executrix
OF inc last viii and testament of
:, o.. AMBRosE II ABBOT. late of Augusta,
has undertaken that trust BY giving bond as the ia
sirects. All persons, therefore, having demands
g,inst the estate of said deceased are desired to
exhibit the same for settlement and all indebted TO
sad estate are requested to make immediate payment
a. ,aa FRANCES 0. ABBOT.
AY, a. io<. 3w1Ss
hENNEBEC COUNTY-In Probate Court of
Aasastd' on the fourth Monday Of Apra, 1882
ENRY j. GOULDING, Administrator on thu.
- estate of Albert CrowelI, LATE Of West water.
vnie In said County, deceased, having petitioned
LOT Incense to sell the following real estate of said
west waferyille, bought of Geo. W Hubbard: lot
on Zen lots" road, and the homestead lot:
ordered, That notice thereof be given three weeks
successrely, prior to the fourth Monday of Nav newt
N I the kennebec Journal. a newspaper printed IN
Hugusta tnat All persons interested may attend n
court OF Probate then to be holden At Aueusfa md
snoM cause hany, Why the prayer Of Sad petition
49,. EMERY o. BEAN. yudee.
Attest Howard Own, RsGister. SIC
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CAUSE AND CURE.

CAUSE AND CCRE.
Dr. G. W. Benson's Celery and Chamomile Pills
are valuable for school children who suffer from
nervous headaches caused by an overworked brain
in their studies, and for all classes of hard brain
workers whose overtasked nervous centers reed
repair and ISOLATION. Nervous tremor, weakness,
and paralysis are being daily cured by these pills.
They correct costiveness, but are not purgative.
Price, so cents six boxes for 80 postage free to
any address. For sale by all druggists Depot. Bal
timore, Nd. where the Doctor can be addressed.
Letters of inquiry freely answered.
C. N. Crittenton, New York, is Wholesale agent
for DR.. c. W. Benson's remedies.
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From the Home yosFsaL1
A Remarkable Discovery.
A REAL. SKIN CURE.

THERE IS ONLY ONE
AND THAT WITH SIMPLE NAME.
Beware of imposters, pirates, or any old articles
which now suddenly claim to be best. They have
been tried and found wanting, while this has been
proved remarkable success.
NO PoNPoUs NAME
This curative needs no pompous or ineomT rehensi
bic title Of Greek Latin to eusfain but its sim
pie English name appeals directly to the common
sense Of the people. And the people are sigoally
manifesting their appreciation Of this fankness by
selecting and using DR.. Benson's SKIN CURE in
preference to all other professed remedies
DIR. c. W. Benson has long been well known % .
successful physician, and surgeon and his life study
has been the disease Of the nervous system and Of
the skin; since he has been persuaded to put his
New Remedy and Favorite Prescription "Skin
Cure on the market, various things have sprung up
into existence, have woke up from the sleepy state
in which they were before, and now claim to be
The Great SKIN Cures.
tableware of limitations. or the various articles
which have been advertised for years or struggled
along, having real hold or merit on the public,
that now endesvor to keep head above water by
advertising themselves "The Great Skin Cure"
Nothing is genuine and reliable, except DR.. c. W.
Benson's Skin Cure. Each package and bottle bears
his likeness. Internal and external rtmedy, two
bottles in one package. Price tl.oo. get at your
druggists.
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scRnFlIlA sORg

SCR0FUlA SORE.
Rev. Dr., In detailing his experience with the
Csfieurs Remedies, said that through Divine Proyi-
dence, one If his parshioners cured of scrofu
Ions sore winch was slowly draining away his life,
by the Cuficu.a Resolvent internally, and Cuficura
and Cut cura Soap externally. The poison that had
fed the disease was completely driven out.
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CRAPS SPECIFIC MEDICINE

l ueurc@ cuueu
Remedy. An an
failing cure for
Seminal Weak
ness. Spermato-
rrhea. Impotency,
and all Diseases
that follow ~ =
sequence Of Self.
Abase; - Loss Of
MmwAAp~r nAs.A.
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FANNIE JosLYN's ONE EGG CAKE.

OVSEfN OVNE VANE.
One egg well beaten, two spoonfuls
butter. a cupful each sugar and milk. two
cupfuls flour with two teaspoonfuls cream
tartar and one teaspoonful soda sifted
through it. After all the ingredients are
in beat it thoroughly and bake in sheet.
Flavor with lemon, or as you like.
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Dissolve two squares chocolate and add
tablespoonful sea moss TO one quart
milk, cooking it according to the direc-
tons given for the moss. When il has
boiled few minutes strain it. and marble
it with white blanc mango. Served in a
glass dish it makes a very handsome dish
for the table
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for DR.. C. W. Benson's remedies.
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COTTAGE PUDDING.

Put layer of bread crumbs in a pudding
dish, then layer of sliced apples, another
of crumbs and apples, finishing with the
bread. Strew each layer with little
sugar and few small pieces of butter.
Then take a pint of milk. two eggs, and a
half cup sugar. and make custard and
pour over it. Flavor with lemon. and
bake half an hour
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Take ofcurrants, apples chopped fine,
moist sugar. and suet well chopped, a
pound each; a quarter pound of raisins
stoned and chopped small. the juice of
four Seville oranges, the juice of two
lemons. the rind of one shred fine, nut
meg and mace to suit the palate. and a
glass of brandy. Mix all together, put in
pan, and keep it closely tied up.
FANNIE JosLYNs CHOCOLATE BLANC
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~ Cnmmsw a Aennu.nums.

DmviI w. Ha9hm. euumsy mnuanuus
and c1Ilecsor f1g Ihe snuthNEm diutKir4 a
tkis ely, bas cowptsted fhs asssmmsus
aad SrAnsesrnsd them - booAs. whleh
sili Be hung mp aa khs foilowlng Plmasa
thls evaning for Pnnlle Inspeeainn.
Every Voeeg ID ths disfrics nAenlA enlI
and exAnins III liz q ths ward Wherein
they reside and sss that thsir na@es
are on the IEssn:
RiFM Ward-Oma cf Esa BmsoIsssa,
Ne S05 Shipley sEreeE.
Seornd War6-OMee q hridgaseD&eE
bareford, Third sEFes8 br1dea.
Third Ward-C5gMr stors 81 Harry
Witsil eTner Of MnEyland AVenae and
Madison axneeS.
ROarth WsTd-Wn- q. Robsnsoais
5SAr slose, No. lis T. Roarsh u6resG-
Tenth WaEd-Resgns Kellyis gFOcsfy
s.oFes oowDer Of Ella and Jackson
etreela.
EssVeaGh wArd-SAloon Of Robert
COttinghAm. Maryland Avenue and
Liberty street.
Mr. Hagh-s viii be e. the City Hall
90 JanEAry 3lsl, February /, 2. 3 and 4
fOz the paFpose 0f making adailt0ns, cor
rec4kpns ana trMnafsrM Those whoae
nsGeS DO not appear on the lisa sho1le
call upsn Mr.. Hughes - The Cay Hail
a1d have them PAT on, Osher9tse tbey
Will Be- obliged 70 appear before The
L VI CoaFs-
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Unstamped Cirarn.

To THE EDITOR OF THE SUN-Sir IL
u lawful for man employed in a cigar
factory to make cigars at his home aud
sell them TO his friends without putting
stamps on the packages IL not. what
penalty Is be liable TOP Are the pur-
ebasers liable TO renAlty also for bny.
ing nnstamped cigars? SuppusInU one
purchaser buys TO sell sgaiu aud another
Tor his own use only, are both liable 10
the same penalty, II any? J.F.P.
kkW YORK, Jan. 10.
ANY person who manufactures ciRars
without giving bond 10 tine Govern.
ment, one condition of which Is that he
shall stamp in accordance to Law all
cigars manufactured by him before he
offers them for sale, is liable to a fine OF
not iess than $40 nor more than 81, COO,
and 70 imprisonment for not less than
three months nor more than i've years.
AZ to purch aslng such eiRars the law
says Every person who purchases or
receives tor sale any cigars not branded
or stamped according 70 law. is liable to
penalty Of $50 for each offence. You
will hnd other penalties by consulting
the United States Revised Status.-N. Y.
sun
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smaIInoxinmIrnaia-

SPRISeRIELD, ILL.,, Jan. l5.-EIRhty.
two places where smallpox mas devel
oPed within the part few weeks are nov
marked on . large map hanging in The
State Board Of Health Office. The dis
ease is slowly but steadily extending
southward, following the main lines oi
travel between Chicago asd St. Louis
and along the Mississippi River from
10 D4vies's county 70 Alexander county.
Nearly every county ON the river con-
tains one or more centres of infection.
In majority Of these places, however,
the disease is we'll under control. Vac.
cinAtion has been generally resorted 70
and rigid isolation and quarantine OF
patients and suspects" enforced.
Colchester, MeDonough county makes
the ninth point infected by students of
The Keoknk Medical COLLEGE. Two
members OF q family have been attacked
since the students illness wAs detected.
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meayy raIlure ln CnIeago.

CHICAGO, January l4.-Slbiey,
Dudley j. Co, wholesale grocefs Of
this city, made sn assignment on sat-
urlay night. Their liabilities are
placed ~ t350, 900, aud they claim 70
have assets 10 fully cover this mount
Last year the firm did business Of
81, $50, ,000--A considerable falling of
from The previous year. The frm was
formerly known a. 5ibley, EOdicoIt &
Co. Mr.. Endieott was President Of
the Central National Bank, which
failed for s350, 600 four years ago.
sat sequent 70 the failure Of The bank
Mr.. Endicott went out OF the business,
aud the new firm issued paper 70 the
amount Of $40, 900, which, with ac-
crued interesr, now amounts to $50 600.
ERdicoti called upon the firm 10 make
q cd this paper, which toeetber with
the f. that their business last year
was unsatisfactory, has caused
their failure. They had no preferred
creditOrs-
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Ksassas Ter DreuaanE Plata.
SUNDAY. "

/. IL woul4 leas@n the Durdap =,
vito Gnd ~ hard work 70 n anna, maey
places IN a0ciety. "ef
2. IL wo1ld lessen the foroa =, =,
temptations whi os1sa lead M hs
barter bonor and honesty for disnIeu
3. II there we're less s.ylein d,-
church, people ~ modsrats cirenms,A
c. woa q Be more Ineiind 10 attend
4. Univsruai moderation IN d.. -.
church would Improve the worshia
The removal Of nsby Wasdsrssy y
thsuahta. ae
s. Il would sDsble sIl eIasse. Of ,.,,,
70 attend church bstter In uniayorspp !.
weather.
8 It would lessen o the part of -.
Eich the temptation 70 vanity. 1'
z. IL wouid leasen on th nart NJ a.
poor the tet1ptaiion to Be en- Vious 40 ~
malioious- SUI
IL would save valuable time ON 4.
Lords day. W '0'
3 IL Woul1 relieve our means O, , A..
ious pressure, and thus sna Ole us IN a. 4.
more for good entefrrlses.
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oRDEm.
REGIgrERis OFFTcE.

RBGIsrn's OFgIcK,
SKW CAsTLE Co.. DEL-. Nov. Islh, Isl.
Upon ths application Of joseph Lesley.
James A. Lesley Wilsoa. and Heary v.
ruIlweil, ExeeutoEs Of Aliea v Lesley
aAid county, deceased, Il n ordered
and directed ~ the Register that
The ExeeutoH Aforesaid give notice
u granting Of letter. Of TestAmeu-
tary upon tne estate OF the deceased,
with tue date og granting thereof,
~ causing advertisements 20 be posted
Eithin soFty days from the date Of surh
LetterH In ak Of the most publis places Of
the county of New Castle. FequirfuR All
persons having demands against the es-
tate 20 present. the same, Or abide By an
A1 q Assembly In suLh case made and
provtoeai and also eauaa the same 70 be
Inserted within the same period In The
NLMIEGZoS 9AKErTR, . Newspaper pub
aAned In Wilmington. and 70 be contln-
oed therein three weeks, (e. o. d.
f==, Given under the hand and seal
-~' A. Wilmington. In New Castle
County Aforesaid. the day and year above
Er1ttSn- y G. bIGGS, Register.
NOTICE,
All persons having claims sgAinat the
estate Of the deceased must present the
sAulss duly sAtssted 70 the ExesutOrs, on
o. before Soy. lath. liza. or abide the Act
o. Assembly in such ease made and pro
vBdSd- JOSEPH LESLEY,
Bryn MaHn, Pa.
JAMES A. L. WILSON
51B Walnut ktres1. PhIlA.
HENRY V. 5TILLWELL,
~ Walnut street, Phlia.
Or ddTeAs-John H. Rodney. aitoTney-
at-lAU. No Hest Seventh street, VIII
DlnsIoo. Del' noS-zeodsE
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snxEnAL ronraan nnwA
LoEDoE, Jaa. II, Isa

LoEDoE, Jan. II, lssR.
THE trial Of Trigonia and seversl
other nIhilisss will begin In S.
Petersburg at the end Of January.
There were only four men N ths
Gross Keys COllIery piE as Lhe time
Of the explosion Fifty horses we're
killed.
A dispatch from Durham aAyG :
tIS u said that an AmerleHn coms
pany h2s proposed TO construct q
railway from OelagOA Bay"
The recent land slips in sWiizer-
land are aseribed 70 the frepaeni
slight shocks Of earthquake. No Les
than tweuty-oDe shocks have been
observed since December.
Edward HAnlan the oaxnma1
arrived at Queenstown yesterday
afternoon on the steamer City d
Chester, and proceeded TO Liver
pool, whence be viii 90 direeG q
London. He viii be e1teEIAaned At
n dinner At the. Aquarium on SAGnr>
day. He is in perfect health.
AT meeting Of the Royal Geo
graphical Society lAst night interest
ing papers descriptive Of recent
journeyiDgs IN AfrieA, contributed b.
Mr.. JOeeph Thompson, were read
by SIR John KIRK.
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PHILADELPHIA MARKKTs
TUFsDAY Jann.tv1I -

4kA1OAgt hE uATY III. D ~
nLoUk continues dull buI prices were
sItnont essential change. sales OF leoo
Larreis, Including Minnesota extras. Al
oS9A 70 for clear, and al A. rs Tor
ssef1lSnt Fennsylvania extra family Al
2eo y; western do. do at g T5s7 =
and patents At s. a775. Rye Flour n
aulet, we quote at e475A5zj for mix.
GEATs Wheat is dull, unsettled and
fstner lower. Sales Of Red al ai Al. Al
we open board 4! was Did for Japu-
ss.yI ~ ~ for February, and I'll Is Tor
5.ad.l 5A9fcn. CDrn is fairls active. Ba es OF
~ onsneis, including yellow al lie J.
-. 10 Enlte. az I2c.; 90. fsteameF al eas
&c; Is do; No. AZ s-i1ze. /; do. Tejected Al
eo1c,; old yellow at 74c. and do. mixed
e. &C. 900 bushels February sold Al
IKE, Aua 20 90 bushels January Al a.
re. Al the open boare CSC. was 5 a for
SAn uAry. OHc. for ebruAry, and 72lIe
toL A1Lcns oath are quiet. Sales OF I060
onsnelss including white AT 5laS2I<o, .sDd
ft5ected and mixed At sc. The rec ipts
o. ,soo1sdaay were az follows: 4l75 barrels non
io,O bushels WIeat, IL 40 bushels oorn
assS ao:Syy y pusneis oats, 800 bushels barley:
WHISKY 80 bbIs. of we,tern ,r,n
bound sold at 81 10 per gallon,
HAY AND SFRAW.-Receipt of bav D.
SonA. re was q fair Inq airy for good
nay al elS, and exceptional sales IN AIN
Eie car lots at 3l9. .50920; No, q and Infer
iof STOCK dragged heavily st DFIoas rang-
ins from Sl5 down 70 SO, according u
0oal1ty and condition. Rye straw va
9noted steady at e.5GIs.
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bishop Northrop Installed.

WILMINGTON, n. O., January ID
Right Rev. ID. Pinckney Northrop, re-.
Gently consecrated Bishop OF this dio.
Sese, was installed here to-day, in st,
Hnomas' catholic Church. Toe sacred
edifiee was densely crowded and tba
ceremonies we're solemn aud imnress, ~
Archbishop Gibbons, of Baltimore. ana
bishop keene, Of Richmond, took part
in the services. Pontificial High Mas
vas celebrated by Bishop Northrop and
the sermon was preached BY Arohblshon
Gibbons. This evening Vespers were
sung and the benediction pronounced,
after which Bishop Keane delivered a
sermon.
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KEscUKD FRoM DFATa.

WthAm j. COaghMn, Of somervins.
Mmsa-, sayE In the fan Of 1876 I WAS
taken with BLKKDfNG o. 1E1 LCN0s
followed b. . severe eo1Rh- ba-t ny
Apostle and Ssh, sad waa oonnned .
@y ed In l67I I Was ndmifted 90 the
Hospital The docton aaad had q hole
Tn my lung ~ i1g ~ . hair dollar. Al
0De Eime . report wsnt aroun1 thaE
Was dad gave np bope, kul = fnenc
foad ne Of Dk WILLIAM HALLS
BAL1SAM FOB TdRLUNGS. Ros .
bosxaa, when 70 my Nurpxass, c8wmenc-
ed 70 feel bsttsr, and to-day I feel bssres
than for three yeAu p&sG
II wnse thls hop4ng svsFy ore a11c-
ed with Df~s@ssd Lang wiz take DE-
WILLIAM HALLS BALSA M, and be
coovsDcsd that CONSUMPTION CAN
BE CURED. I sAn positively SAP itb&
ose Dor- god thAa all TIE orhsg modi-
nes have taken Etnes mE sicknesA.
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oosanIasBEzsaED WITH saLEs
w.ss..:::s.:. :..... g E::.s:s;s s:sss;:1r -. ..-'

wmw@m pmnaa 90 PFmwsse9 M@wS
Wnash Cnnm~e Pesnasay R@sM.
wAsHMeroN. Jan. l5.-There
have been already introduced IN the
tive houses Of Congress dnnag the
fiaeen dsys Of sctnal session 70 date
3 ESQ bills, bssides Joint concurrent
and SIMPLE resolutions, not 70 speak
OF petitions for legislation almost
Tnnumerable, and less than dozen
Of All classes have been disposed o..
From nOW 70 July I there are 10Y
DAYS dsducling Sundays, holidays
and days set ASIDE for memorial
services, there remain but l4O wsTk-
ing days There 10 not . eonsIdera~
ton, whether the result be favor
able or otherwise. :.
nno more bills we're introduced !.
would require thai either House shoolo
work Cd Gtweuty-six . dag on eveFJ re-
maining day, without considering sne
fourteen general appropriation ollla
whicb provide the motive power foi
Carrying on The OOvernmenl
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Prom orange Blossoms % Cynr..,

NURTH ADAMS, Mass. Jan. l4.-The
marriage Of Park Valentine, son OF A.
B. Valentine, OF Bennington, VT, who
Is probably the wealthiest manufacfuter
Of Southern Vermont, and MARY Joulse
Gaylord, daughter Of w. Fl. Gaylord. :
prominent dry goods dealer OF North
Adams. was celebrated in St. Johns
Episcopal church in this town a. 5
O'Clock Thursday afternoon. Rector
James b. WAssOn, assisted by the Rev.
DR.. Can6eld, Of Arlington, VI, per
formed the CEREMONY in the preseLc- of
q large asseDblAge Of friends. Among
them were Tenor w. Park of Benpine-
ton; Lieutenant Governor Rarstow ana
many other prominent persons from the
Green Mountain State. Mr.. Rosenberg.
OF New fork, vas best man; s. S. jos,
Of North Adams, master OF ceremonies.
HDd EDWARD Bates, Of BeaniuRson;
Flank d. PeltoE, Of New York, and
=. A Darling aud Z. Fredschram, of
North Adams, aeled as ushers.
The brides dress was Of white
satin merveilleuz, with the front Of
white satin brocade, and trimmed with
crystal fringe aLd duchesse lace. A
few diamond ornaments completed her
wedding costume. The church was
handsomely decorated and arches were
erected down the centre aisle. In the
evening brilliant reception was held
at the house of the brides parents.
The presents were numerous aud in
cloded pair Of solitaire diamond ear
rings, . diamond pin, An elegant gold
watch and ch7ielaine, fine engraving
with bronze frame and case from the
North Adams Club, a large fruit dish
from the bridegroom's fTienns at the
Polytechnic Institute, Troy, and a
beaut ful ieta-ate . from . grand
of the bride.
This bridal party, including the
newly married pair, a. B. Valentine.
the groom's father, and Lieutenant
Governor BaTstow, left North Adams
on the O'Clock Troy and Boston
train tor the West THURSDAY night.
1ney stopped a. the American House
10 Troy that night, and on Friday
Lofni1g prCceedsd 70 Albany 70 take
1oe iil-faied Chicago express for New
York. The party INTENDED yisi,ing
W @-hipRton and Rtchmona and were 10
sPeod the winter Ia Jacksonville, Fla.
ME- faientins, nee Gaylord, was nine
cen year. or age and q yousg lady of
nieh social attainment and Intimately
SSq oAibteo with promInApt people IN
Western Massachusetts. Park Vaieptins
vas Iwenty-one years old and a young
man OF high Character and promise.
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snAII.Pon a.a PusIIe MsspIaaIs

A very unpleasant statement vas
made bY the medical member Of the
Liverpool health committee last week
which will not tEbd 10 remove the oh
jecliODs entertained By sufferers frOn
infectious diseases 10 their removal 70
public bo@pitaIt. he said that during
. recent small pox epiSemie In Liver
pool, out Of / eco cases attended 81 their
0wn BONES there we're ouiy lsS dea,bs
while out Of 3I4 Who we're removed 70
hospital l6l died. Even after making q
liberal allowance for the more serious
nature Of the eases removed to the bos
pital, the dispropoEtion betWesn . NOR
tally Of tiny ous per cent. in hospital
and only eight and one hAlfper cent. Al
bome is excessive. Ofcourse II will be
said that though half the patients died
there removal prevented the disease
spreading. Thai 4rgument carlied TO ia
logical conclusion would justify US In
treating small pox like cattle plague.
A poleaxe q eves more efBcaclous than a
small PIX hospital for stamping out in
fectiOus diseAse.--PGA MdI Gazette
Dec Z.
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Relief for Homeless Jewish RAni'
liea.

LoxDoN, ia. 15.-The 0bssTeer
says il understands that the Earl OF
ShAftesbCry, Dean Bradley and CAnons
Liddon and FarraT are in oom@unicA-
ton with each other on q scheme for
organizing q conference or committee
with view Of calling public meetings
throughout the country TO raiss fund
for the relief Of the homeless Jewish
families 10 Russia and to facilitate
their emigration. A prominent Ii
raelite has volunteered 70 head the
subscription list with SIC, 900 aud o1n.
siders that 81, 000, 900 will be necessary
to carry out The project.
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Vrs- T....ra.v-. nnas naalas-
EneeaMA.

Al mssHing 81 The Rsr@srf As
noeiasiou 0f Neu Castle eo0nty, whieh
was held on SM6nEdaY in the TelekFsph
buildnnR, this city. the foiiOsing en-.
Gers wsTs elseffd:
Pressdeni-W@. p. Riehandson-
yMs Prnsideaa-R Richard Jaeksoa-
Secretary and TIeaaursr-J. n. HOf-
fecker.
recfOu-A. HollingsWorth, d. u.
Mccoy, 4. SatzsTthwatte. .. z Der
Eicksor, n. l. Arms ron, JnsiD Davis,
John Jordan. LBeas AlFieh, ThoEaAa
White, Robert Ao1TiNOn-
J. r Taium and J. b H0deckel
were selected - delegates 70 attend
the Eext meeting Of the emitted c0m-
p&nleS of fAEmsrs which will b bed
10 the Farmers mATkei, Philadelphia