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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-06-26
"C11Nro.. IowA. Anil 90 1ea,

"CLrNTos, Iowa, April 30. 1881.
':I wish you would send me spring for the
Vim. Eilery Watch. = By the way this
EIcr5 is a watch sold in your Screw Rezel
Case to farmer last fall. The first of Jan
uary he lost the watch il. the woods, and found
it this week in about orc foot of water. It had
lain three months and over in snow end water.
with but slightinjury to the watch-only hair
spring. C. S. RAYMOND
The above were very severe tests, and de-
monst-ate beyond doubt, that for any reason
able length of time during W hich a watch might
be under water 1t would receive no injury what
ever
We make these cases in both gold and silver,
and as Perfectly D.tss-Iroof Stem HInd:mg
lF;a'ea Case, Challenge TIE ;Yor9d to IyoI.ce is
E9sol.
For Sale by al First-Ciass jewelers.
Nay 8. iSsS-3u,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-06-26

Why THEY CALL aIs1 s4OLD MAX"
that's sadly so," said Jcn-
kins, my hair is turning gray and
falling out before its time. Use some
thing! 1 would, but most hair re-
storers are dangerous. . True, .
answered his friend, "but ParIler's
Hair RaisaIn is as harmless as it is
effective. I've tried 1t, and know
Give the Baisam show and the boys
will soon stop calling you old Man
Jenkins.' - It never fails to restore
the original color to gray or faded
hair. Richly pcrfGmed, an elegant
dressing.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
THEMEW PATENT
DUST-PROOF
Stem Winding Gpen Face Case
MANUFAcTuRED BIZ THE
American Watch Co.,
wALTHAM, MASS.

This case is formed in one solid piece with
out joint or scam, opening in front only, thus
avoiding the usual Cap, and securing greater
strength and durability. -
These Watches are all open face. The bezel,
into which an extra strong crystal is fitted with
an especially prepared waterproof cement, is
attached to the case by screwing it thereon, and
thus forms an air-tight junction with the body
of the case. which is proof against dust and
moisture.
To railroad men, travellers. miners. lumber
men and others who are almost constantly ex-
posed andwho have to make frequent reference
to the watch, these qualities arc of the utmost
Importance.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-06-26

OsE OF The Cleveland, /,
Ohio--The Plain Dealer reportsthat
Hon Martin A Foran, Congressman
elect from the Cleveland, Ohio, dis
trict- has used st. Jacobs Oil in his
family and has always found it safe
and reliable, and It afforded him
great relief to lame knee.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-06-26

One of General 8laIlone's negro
federal oGicehoIders has recently
been arrested for robbing corn crib
IN Fauquier county One of his
negro defeated candidates for a.
State Office is an ex-penitentiary con-
yict. These are fair samples of Ma
Observation-Disclosures Gazette.
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Soi1gs ESaYer Sunc

SttSS1 ERH@SSd ~ S$s1S4H
:'How docs that verse run2 Something like
this, isn't It?
There are who touch tic magic string,
And noisy fame is proud to win them;
Alas for those who never sing,
But die with all their music IN them.'"
eyes, that's beautiful, pathetic and true' 81
people vino arc somehow suppressed and never
get their full allowance of joy and air Whic:;
reminds of letter shown me the other daT
by IfIsccE IS Co., of New York, signed by sIr.
F. G. Williams, of Chapman, Snyder Co., Pa.
a prominent business man OF that prace. He
writes
81 have suffered with asthma for over forty
years, and mud n terrible attack in December
and January. 1882. I hardly know what
prompted me to take PAGKER's To.IC. ] did
so. and the Grst day took four doses. Tic
effect ustonshcd me. That night ] slept 2s If
since. have had colds since. but no asthma.
My breathing is now perfect as If had
never known the disease If you know of any
one who has asthma tell him in my name that
FAgNER's TONIC will cure it-cvcn after forty
years. There was q man who escaped the
fate of those whom the poet lamcnts.
This preparation, which has heretofore been
known rs PARkER's GINGER ToSIC, viii here
after be advertised and sold under he name of
PAREER's Tonic. lnasmuch as ginger is really
an unimportant ingredient. and uprinciplcd
dealers are constantly decciving' their custom
the name of ginger, we drop the misleading
word.
There is no change. however. in the pr1parn-
ton itself. and all bottles remaining in the
hands of dealers, wrapped under the name of
PAHKER's GINGER ToNTc contain the genuine
rtc Co. is at the bottom of the outside wrapper
june 5, 1SSS-1m.
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,. L. FeE;..ef e. Co.
yy'KE Largest ard Most Complete Assortment
of Tasteful and Reliable
CLOTHING

TIVE Largest ard Most Complete Assortment
4 of Tasteful and Reliable
CLOTHING
We have ever offered Every Garment of the
Best Manufacture and Guaranteed as Repre-
sented.
Mems Suits. s3.7;5 to $500. BOYS sc!,ocl
and Dress Suits. S2T5 tn Sf20o ChiIdren's
Pants, 15c- to $500. Children and Boys Pants,
Soc to $3.50. Call and examine our goods and
prices before purchasing.
SPRING CyERCCATS.
If we, needed any encouragement. oaT eE-
pc-ience in the sale OF S"RISG 0vERCoATs
would give it to Eeapcd full and running,
over Who would hc expected 10 think of Il
garment SO distinctly sETing production,
while the heaviest wraps are III order? And
yet we have sold them. day after day, in the
very teeth of snow and frost. forcing the sea-
son us it was never forced before in fingers
town There must be some attraction OF beauty
of manufacture. or of excellence of fit. or of
moGicrat2Ecss of price which accounts for the
premature popularity of these garments We
subject on our counters Our saleslncn viii
give you all needed help in solving the problem
to your Cand Our) satisfaction.
LOWENSTEIN BROS.
Ona-Pricc Clothiers and Tailors.
No. { West Washington street.
liagerstown, Nd. :
SPECIAL NOTICE
To he Farmers of Washington and Frederick:
Counties, Nd, JetfeTis21 Co. ". Va, and
FI1G'sk'ie Co., Pa.
LowESsTEINs' PUMPKIS PRIEST
Upon application will send, postage pre-
paid. a.paciSage of our ''PRoLIFTC PUMPKIN
SEED" together will, conditions for competing
for the following prizes:
$50 in Gold for the Heaviest, Pumpkin grown
from cur seed.
SO in silrc- for the Largest Pumpkin gro.n
from our seed.
SO Dress S,ti! for the Most Perfect Pumpkin
grown from our seed.
$40 Business Sat for the Uglicst Shape Pump
kin grown from seed.
- Business Suit for the SmallesE>Ripe Pump
kin from our seed.
jury of Five Farmers viii make the awards.
Pumpkins to be delivered at our store be-
tween October and IS. 1eS;;. Write us, and
we will send you the seed and rules fo- COM
peting- LOWENSTEIN BROS.
April q. lss3.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
HaGeS.
75nqginatsys Conceptions Of tie Loscr
Regions.

rr THE LATE DR. w. Z. ,russEr.
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NEW SERIES, VOL. XVII, no. 26.

are. Be it better or worse, let us
not go there. Oh! let us not go
there.
HELL REGARDED AS MERELY a LOST
CONDITION.
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T.. C. Green,

=
Chsrlest5wn,ss eEerson County, WA
M ssSss @ s soanssss ss. o. and ssFsS1 i sRe
Su7rerec Court Of Appeals Of West Virginia-
Ofise IN Law Hiding. on George street, In
rear OF the Ceurt=HOass--- -
Aas-S. s. 1881
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-06-26

State School Superintendent Butch
er, in his regulations for County
Teachers Institutes. says:
Newspapers are perhaps the great
est ally of the teacher in the war upon
ignorance and prejudice. This is the
age of newspapers. The editors of
the papers are all favorable to the
cause of universal education. and are
willing to publish any item of news
concerning the Schools, or give space
to profitable discussion of timely
topics concerning methods of teach
ing, government OF schools. or tax
alton for education Teachers should
read the papers, and teach their pu-
pills how to read them. They will de-
pend upon the papers after leaving
school. for practical realization of
much that is taught them while there.
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isaac Fouke,

DRACTICEs IN the Courts of jefferson.
n BerkefeJ and Morgan Counties, W. Va,
and IN the Courts of Frederick Clarke and Lou
dogn Counties Virginia Deeds. Leases. Wills.
z&c-- neatly drawn and collections promptly
made AID TrOrlfely RENTED
Once In Paradise Law Building. Corner OF
North George and Liberty Streets, IN said town
NsvT ISTS
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Cover them DER vits. beautiful flowers.
Deck with gariands these brothers of ours
i
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-07-28

Aerial Navigation.


srsiEoFfsIp. IT,, July No.
In tho Sccretary Of States Office yester.
Aay George W. Starr. James Donnell and
Joseph Gotthcip filed a certificate for incor.
pora,ion Of what Is 10 be known ss The
AAsrial Navigation Company OF Chicago"
The object OF this corporation l. stated 10
BE- "the transportation OF passengers and
freight through the air." Two millions OF
dollars comprise the capital stock Of tbs
now corporation, and each share 70 b. sold
at $50. The total number Of shares = 10 bc
1900. The immense amount Of capital
stock, together with the comparatively small
number of shares, ,Iz evidsnss that the Arhcme
n something NOR. than an Aggregation
Of intangibIs ideas, and from the ipforu,s-
tion CLEANED II n probable something mors
will be heard Of tho .Asrisl Navigation
Company In the near future. II Il A.
serted that The machines 10 be manu-.
faefnred by this company are q perfection
Of the one tested Al Hartford. Conn, nearly
two years ago,whlrh sf that time attracted
such widespread interest. Immediate
steps ars 10 be taksn toward the manu-.
facturs of q monster machine Of great
power and capacity, and N the inventors
Of the machine ars not over entbnsiastic
Il will be bat q few months before the
scientific and Inventive world WIN b. cleo.
trihsd by the announcements OF attained
perfection In aerial navigation.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-07-28
A na rms.
fhfss tssseis aHa fhslg eseaaes fafsiff
UsHfafsd ~ ths iiafbssi itssk, flfnsk,
lfe feeite fifsmsa ssflaaafg iaIafsa,
uns Fatally

fhfss Vessels aHd fhstf fssaaes tn sff
UsatHysd N ths ftafbsfi itaft, flfnak'
ife fssits fifsmsa ssflaaafg iaiatsa,
nas fstniiy.
stw YoHs. Iui, v,
A. Aluui ioiu 5'eiaok thIs mernlss
fpafhs from The engine ftli lnta = Idle n
iuia vhei hal List tasn landed en iIaf
lieui Dock from IN ship Lawrence y. ~
lap, from Calcutta Thr dork vas filled
With hemp Iute and coffee. The flames
spread with Incredible fapliitf. and IN a
tav minutes The entire doct vas ablafs.
The ualap was The iifsi vessel 81 catch lre,
and nll her fiKains waa hufned befnr, aha
could ba tawed out Nest " her % tbs
south side n tho doek was the ship rerse.
tefance, also from usleutta, which arrived
yesietday, and on the north #ide lay the
ship Col, Adams, FROM Calcutta, To both
those vessels the flames communicated, and
the crewA jumped overheard for safety. In
the meantime general alarm had heen
sent ont, and i've steamers and fur hook
nnh'lHdder trucks were snnn on the spot.
When tho Bremen reached the dock the sup.
ports nf the roof gave way, and th. roof
Tell IN with terrific crash, lmrylng
over doien nremen aud dock hands 10.
meath The ruIns, rescuing party was
quickly formed and the men dragged out
from tho blazing raiterH. None of them
were dead, but all were more or less burned
aud bruised. flremen Mcnamara, MELON.
aid and McDougal, Of Hook and Ladder
Truck No, ?, were injured seriously. A
commoti0n Just then occurred In the crowd,
and the chief of the battalion gave orders
70 clear the dock, as tho ship I.awrcnes
nelap, which was now on nrs above AMI
below, contained I 800 bags OF saltpetrr. A
rush was made by the crowd 10 tho further
ond Of the dock. While this was going
on tho hoisting derrick, FROM which sup.
ports had been burned, fell over on the
wharf with crash, knocking two dockmen
overheard.
Custom.house Inspector Iiarraden, IN At
tempting 10 escape from the ship Col.
Adams, was severely burned about the fare
and hands. The ships Perseverance, and
Col. Adams had by this time been towed
far out IN the stream, and tho tugs poured
streams into their holds. Tho efforts of tho
fremcn wcrr mainly directed to cxting,ilsh.
Ing the flames ON board the Lawrence E.
Delnp, In which II was momentarily feared
an explosion would take place.
Three mon were seen 20 throw the trunk
Of Captain Grove, Of the ship Lawrence
Dclap, overheard, containing f9,0D0 and
1900 worth Of jewelry belonging 10 his
wife. u was picked up by river thieves,
who rined II. The wife and child Of Cap.
tain Grove were saved. Twelve firemcn
were badly injured by the falling In OF tho
burning roof Of tho pier, but only ono is
thought "a. be fatally hurt. This 2hip Dc.
lap burned 10 the water's edge. Hhe was
valued, with cargo, at $4,000. The ship
Col. Adams burned at the pier. The bark
Perseverance noated into the stream and
burned 10 the waters edge. Total loss Il
estimated at u 100000.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-07-28
epITOME or THE WEEK.



Duuisa the wcek sndef N the tl,h ,te
Issue N standard silver dollars waa sui.
'"i for Tho corresponding rerIoi N lac,
year, sisa.9u.
~ twenty-five leading clearing houses
IN tho United States the exchanges ~ The
week ended on Tho iilh we're sg7s, ,ill,1p,
against fs'2,asa,7la the week previous. In.
ilcating m incressc IN general pade
throughout the country.
foH the first half " tho present year
Immigration statistics show that the A..
rivals IN this country we're 6al,all, against
7Va22 during the same time last year
" was reported on The 18th by Surgeon.
ucneral Hamilton that no case of yellow
fever had Yet appeared this season on
shore IN the United States, and that he had
no fear that II would get inside the quar-
nntlne limits. The disease was still raging
at Vera Cruz, the total number Of deaths
up 10 date being ios.
A CIRCULAR has been issued by tho Post.
Office Department to postmasters, notify.
Ing them that the reduction In postage
rates would take effect October /, and di.
recting them TO mako preparations for II,
The head Of Washington has been adopted
for the new iwo.cont stamp, and the head Of
Jackson, similar TO that on the present two.
cont stamp, has beon adopted for the new
four.cent stamp.
In June, 1888, the total values OF exports
of breadstuifs was Sii,5i5,o90, in June,
1882, Sp,2i0, l20: for the six months ended
June 30, 1893, ss5,lis,g3j; for the same
period In 1882, S0i, ,S50,930; for the twelve
months ended June 90, 1883, S2O2,pII, ,iol,
for the same time In 1882, Sli7,0Ol, 800.
On the 10th the Treasury Department
purchased 100000 ounces Of silver for do
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-07-28
rnrs AVN riurnrx.

Tho shipments N rhtas ffen fjp
ltish, hlna iFvm sepf l. Izs1. " Jas<
I. iesi, wess Hft19, bBg bushels
F. n i asserted that the largest Ivof,
faotofy 10 tha world 70 n CehIofiruok.
Conn, wliafe sometimes tifd,t<J vvfik
~ Ivory u bleschIng.
-Ihere nre at.asi manufactures In
the United Nlairs, the afcfarr number
NJ hands employed being g.Ibs. 40. and
The nonry pslj per annum In waxes
ahout lH0.01,0OD sterling. The puIn-
her u manufactures hn. dubbed during
the last ten years. ~ u 7fnsA
A Montana firm bought 1000 hss6
" cattle on the Sun River and TeIlon
range about a year ago for 1isj.00V
ca.l They were sold 10 a Colorado
syiidlcair recently for s235. 900. thu IN.
crease In tho value and the increase 10
the herd netting sloo, 600 In one year.--
Chicago tribune.
- II may not be generally known that
the hog furnishes more export material
than thu cattle. daIry products. horses.
mules, sheep and poultry together. In
1870 ~ the hog products amounted n
elso.0s7,726, while the product of all
other domestic animals was only GbD5.'
$40, ,3s2. m y. Herald
Ono NJ the South Dakota papcra
figures II Up that of the $4,000 square
miles south of the forty.sixih parallel
about $4,000 'nrc Indian-rcservntio
lands, leaving for the proposed Siatn.
for which some of the South Dakota
people arc clamoring. only y2.000
square miles, about half the sIze o1
Iowa.
An Idea Of the increase Of real sstsls
In New York City may be had from tho
statement that two buildings recently
torn down at tho corner Of Broadway
and Nineteenth streets, whichirost their
ewncr $1,000 originally, occupy . slto
which Il now valued at f250.000 Last
year the rent for the two buildinW was
s25,00o.--M T. Sun.
IN Il estimated that Washipglon
Territory will send abroad this year
335. 600. 900 feet Of lumber, 2OO, 900 tons
Of coal, 100000 pounds Of hops, 800. 900
cases Of salmon. 5000, 600 burhsls q
wheat. 5000, 900 bushels of oets, 100,-
900 bushels Of potatoes. and 1y60Q 90
pounds Of wool. 10 caFgoes q !, ,lOo
tons, this quantity Of produce Will loed
300 large ships. or three every day y
the year except Sundays.
The agricultural lsborers q NJ
slssippl, sso.VoV IN round numDerA e.nr
brac,ng men; women ana cnllasee' y
clndlng children from ten yeeS q ~
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-07-28

ilashsslsf, alnH.. named chaflss flshsf,
man, ended ne llir isw DAYS saa W
lesflng in'o = fafhscn " ihs boiler room.
uss tHHrHssp employees iu The North
rhieaeu noiilng NH quii wufh IN me aih,
Their demand ~ an adeanee IN wages hav.
Ing haen refused.
tfnntsisH killsd three persons IN =
farmhouse IN ffinee Oeafea Comiy,
Va, on The 9Th, vii Wlllam Wasting.
ton, Lisflc Washington and William WI.
iptl
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-07-28

ecuHify was progressing IN q retarded
manner.
Tvs business failures On ne Nib lnelai
~ the following uuan, Curtis A rn,
fflttefa AMI siailautFs, n faslaa, fof
Nmhpl y W iiuihfooh A Co, dfy eaads
manufacturers, aew yafk, fet fiiae0l and
thn Manchester lfan 4 Rteel Company n
Pittsburgh, fuf ffuHn.
Asusnrn u eases Of fesas fever among
Tetas cattle have been bfought 10 Wofcos
tor. Mass, aud u was stated on The gp,h
that The Hoard u Cattle Commissioners
would issuc an order fofbiddlng bringing
any more of these cattle in,a ihe Htate.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-07-28
LATER.

DISPATCHES from Cairo. Egypt on
the I'D, said the cholera was spreading
everywhere. The mortality was increasing
hourly. Fifteen hundred inhabitants OF
Bulak had removed up tho Nile, and
owners were burning their houses.
Tho death list on the 2ist inst. was
three hundred and eighty.one In Cairo and
suburbs, thirty.three at Mansurah, seven
teen al Samanoud, twenty.six At Mehalla.
nincty.three at Chirbin, twenty-five at
Chobar, thirty-three al GhIzeh. four at
Damieta, eleven at zifteh, eight at Men.
zaleh. besides thirty.four in six villages.
A VERY destructive storm swept over
Northern Illinois, Northern Iowa, Southern
Minnesota and Southern Wisconsin on tho
2ist. The damage 10 crops was very great
IN many places. and larEe hail stones beat
the small grain into the earth. Trees wers
blown down and many barns and farm
buildings were wrecked. AZ Racine at
seven O'Clock In tho morning Lake Michi-
gan was three feet lower than usual, fol.
lowed two hours later bya tidal wave
which inundated many coal and lumber
yards.
SPONTANEOUS combustion caused a
great FIRE in New York on the I'd. the prln-
cipal loss falling on George Mnnrpe, the
publisher. A number Of hremen vere i'm
prironsd by smoke In the eighth story of
the building, but were finally rescued with
. rope. n was thought the loss by Ere and
water would reach $4,000.
TWELVE officers Of the Egyptian
army have been sentenced N penal servi.
tude In the sandsn for completely In Tho
riots 81 Alexandria last sumner.
GEoReg KILLxER was killed by q
train at Allentown. Pa, the other day
while escaping from the scene Of bur.
Klary he had committed.
DuRrxs . storm st New York on the
nd twelve inmates Of Bellevue Hospital,
seated on . balcony, were proxfrated By
lightning. All rsre considerably stunned,
but fortunately none were seriously In
jured.
The International rife match u
Wimbledon, Eng, eIa>sd on the zist win
the British well In The lead. u wssa rslny
day, and he islanders being murs nt hom-
In the fog. captured the priss BY superior
vort Il th> long range.
| A rRAr vent through bridge On
tae knoxsllss i3sanea Of sAs Leuissllls {
rsshxllls RaIlrsad. q Few Hsv<n. KT-
NJ cher day, hIIuns ths ensiness. arsuad
lasd 90 hrshrnsn.
Bx-AsueuaLrnAr gcnuoes.p p serugp
vllle. e., h1ll>1 A<rlss ur1rfv>pt ~
'lT zz,nu, rAevrz. . nspulIIs.1
z@r.IX X&Mn|1=.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-07-28

~. foufr. No. July y.
ksriy this morning . report began cir
fuiAilng 10 the effect that General Grant
had dropped dead on the street IN New
YORK City. The story was thet some Of The
personal friends Of General Grant In this
city bad received . dispatch conveying
the information Of the ex-ffssl.
dents death. A great many friends Of
the Grant family in this city werv s<>n,
but none of them had rvceivcd such tele..
gram. Bullstins we're posted In soms OF
The newspaper oflicss saying that . div
patch had been rsc<ivsd announcing
brant's d>ath. but that Il lacked eonnrma'
lion and vss probably . cansrd. Ths great
body of the people believed the rrpovt and
about nine 4. \. nags wers hoatink -
halfmast on sll the public buildingp
In honor Of the Illustrious desd-
After twelve O'Clock dispatches vsss ~
ceived st the Western Union ofIlcs stating
that Grant was siise and we'll.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-07-28
Yellow Fcrsr al Vera Cruz.

wAsnIsoTos, ID. g.. July n.
The following dispatches have been re-
ociyed by the Surseon.General Of the hs-
rlne Hospital bervlcei
yrHA Cnuz. Msxfro. July 10.
To Smpson0enerni Hamilton. Hashfnycni
yellow fover Ia prevailing with unusual A.
verify. There were ninety deaths ~ May, NJ
IN june, Ht IN date IN July. Tho number of
nns gases u diminishing. especially amongst
llie shipping. fyr want of material. An excup-
uonhl feature has been the prevalence ef the
disease anonst the shipping. usually exempt.
Not counting the steamers Of the Alexander
Hue, scsrn pcr cent nf American sailors die of
tever' II commenced In port amonEri horwc-
sian vessels. These have suffered most. They
are particularly dangerous because most OF
thein cloar for our gulf ports.
Asaistanf Surgeon Marine Hospital service.
At oun DOORS
Nsw OistEkrs. Ia, July IA.
~ Smuson.0ensrl H1mHisn, Washingfsns
The steamship Iiuteshinc arrived Al quarun-
tine July " with slr tasos of yellow fever on
board she has had thirteen In all The
.team1hip Merchant arrived al quarHntins
July ~, one death from yellow fever both
tbignedl Josnru Iosys, N. D..
President Board Of Hcalth.
surgeon.Genersl Hamilton says no case
Of yellow fever has vet appeared on shore
u tho United States. and he believes the
precautions taken will prevent lie ingress
boyond quarantlne limits.