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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1884-12-20

Ten per cent. delinquency and Fifty cents for
cost of publication must be added to all taxes
Wit n psi
], II. tish, unity And tor in and for Lin
coin Coun y Nevada, do h reby certify that the
alb I'VE AMI for go g Il n trne and correct copy
OF he Deli quein Tax List OF Lincoln conn y.
NeVr,s for ti,- fiscal year A. D 1884. as appears
from tho Deli qnent Asses sment Roll now in
the bands of tie District Attorney OF said
county.
Witness my hsnd AMI Official Seal this
LIST day Of December, A. D. 1884.
@. II FISH, co. Auditor.
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A CANNON-BALL SENSATION

NJ. Courthouse, the French savant,
served in Napoleon's army and was pres
ent at many engagements. At the battle
of Wagram in 1909, he was in the heat
of the fray; the ranks around him had
terribly thinned by shot, and at sunset
he was nearly isolated While reloading
his musket he was shot down by can
non ball. His impression was that the
ball had passed through his legs below
the knees, completely severing them, for
ne suddenly sank down, shortened, as he
believed, to the extent Of about foot in
measurement. The trunk OF the body
fell backward on the ground and the
mans senses were paralyze by the shock.
Thus he lay, motionless, among the
wounded and dead all night not daring
to n0"r, when consciousness partially re-.
tauled, least the loss OF blood should be
fatally increased. That he felt 10 pain
he attributed to the stunning effect of the
shock on his nervous system, and he was
still mentally too numbed to DO able to
reason as to why he had not bled to
Death. At carly dawn no was aroused
by one OF the medical staff, who came
round to help the wounded. "What's
the matter with you, my good fellow ?"
said the surgeon. "Ah, touch me tender
ly, DOCTOR" replied NJ, Boutibouse; "a
cannon ball has carried off my legs!"
The surgeon examined the limbs referred
to, and then, giving him a good shake,
said, with laugh: Get up with you;
there's nothing the matter with your
legs" NJ. Courthouse sprang up in utter
establishment, and stood firmly on the
legs which he had thought lost. Il felt
more thankful, said be. than had ever
felt in the whole course of my life before.
/ had not wound about me. l had in
deed been shot down by an immense can
non ball, but instead OF passing through
my legs, as l firmly believed it had, the
ball had passed under my feet and had
plowed hole in the earth beneath at
least foot in depth, into which my feet
suddenly sank, giving me the idea that l
had been thus shortened by the loss Of
my legs"
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Notice to LienhoIdsrs.

NoTICFIs HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ undersigned has commenced an action in
the Justice Court OF Phoebe Township. Lincoln
County, state OF Nevada. in which action the
Undersigned Is plaintiff and MsyHow.r Silver
aiming Company, Ohio mine and Comet
hin- are defendants, Which action 10
Drought to enforce q lien In favor Of plaintiff
and s.ainst defendants, upon the following
described property ana lreniieee, situated in
Bristol Mining District, l. hcoln County, state
OF Nevada. to wit: The property known IN the
Mayh 'w.r mine. in said District, containing 800,
dollars, goli com, and In claimed under
ana by virtue of an Act Of the L4gis
lature Of the State OF Nevada, entitled
An Act to secure iiens to mechanics
and others and to repeal all other Acts In rels.
tion thereto" approv, March I'd, 1875 Now,
therefore, all person. having holding, or claim
ing liens upon said premises undei the proVis.
ions Of said Act are hereby notified 10 he atd
appear before said Court On the lTth DAY OF
February, A. D 1888, ut 10 o'clock A. NJ. sna
then and there e.hibit their said liens aho
I27td MARX CHURCH. Lienholdsr.
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Application for 8 Patent
No $50.
UNirED SrATEs l. Nd OFFICE.


UNICED 5rATEs l. Nd OFFICE.
Furcks. Sevad, February o. a % 1853.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT JAMES
IN ID. lEUMER. whose postoftre address is
Cincinnati, ohio. has this day filed his gppli-
cation for q patent for ffteen hundred linear
feet of the Lebmer mine or vein bearing gold
and silver, with surface ground ak hundred
feet In width situated In Pahranagat Lake Min.
ing District. County of Liucoln, State OF Ne
yadA and desi~ mated by the npld notes and
Off ial plat on file in this office as Lot Number
81, in Township 3. South Range, 90 East oi
Mount Diablo Meridian. The exterior bounda.
ries OF said Lot No SO being as follows, to Wit:
beginning post msrted No !. u 5 survey
No So, I 5. s Il, 90 Z, Section 81. VI ID n, whence
the M corner post OF Srci0n 81. 4 $, 4 K, So
h. bears 81 deg r 1877 fe I: old monument aEr
post the same. Theme, running. lst course, S
IT. u 1900 feet, 10 post marked No U >
Survey No u old monument being cedar tree
~ Inches Ia diane er and bears s ~ deg " 8
feet from post No2. 1Lencp, I'd course, N IA
deg W Go fest, to post No g. U survey No 3s F.;
OLD monument bears 6i$ deg W % feet from
post M s. Thenio, Sd course. IG deg 1890
iett. to post No 4. U : survey No 3s; old monu-
ment bears N 20 deg W 33 feet from post No 4.
Thence, eth course, "a deg 1850 feet, to post
No |, thu place of beginning. Containing 20
66-lUU acres. Courses expressed from the true
meridian, with a mtyaetlc variation of Is deg
East.
he location of this mine Is recorded In the
Recorder, Office OF Lincoln County, Nevada, in
'ok OF Mining Notices. page ZIG. of the records
Of Lincoln County Nevada. This claim is
bou iied by no known claims.
Any and all persons laiming adversely any
por Ion Of said Lehmer mine surface ground,
are required to die their adverse claims with the
Register OF the United Stst' Ian Office at Eu-
reka, in the 5 ate OF Nevada, during the sky
days period of pIblicatio hereof. or they will
DO barred by virtue of the provisions of the
statute.
FIJI. HINCKLEY, Register.
1t Is hereby ordered that the foregoing notice
OF application for patent be published for the
period of ten couse utive weeks in the Pi ,che
RECORD, ekly newspaper published at
Phoebe, LindOlu County Nevada.
fi7-lOt 4. Il, " NCnLtY. Register.
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NOTICE..
Land Office at Eureka. Neyad

Land ONCE at Eureka, Nevada,(
August IL, 1874
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ following named s,ttler has Hled notice
uf his intention TO make final proof in suppo,
o. his claim. and tn 1t sald proof will be made
before the District Judge Of Lincoln county at
Pioche. Nevada. on Monday, September %,
1894. w; Homestead application No 1888.
NJ d and NE u If Ne u section l, Town.
hip i, South Range, 60 last. He MANS the
following witnesses to prove his continuous
residence upon. and cultivation of, said lard
viz: j. V. Keeley, Of ri, che, Nevada; j. o.
Henderson, Of Pr che, Nevada; Johu Shier, of
Phoebe, Nevada; W. Culverwell q, pIoche.
Nevada
augl6-5t F H.HINCKLEY. Reriater.
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mn n for the working class. Send 10 cen.
LII lffor postage an we will m ii you free
uUl ia royal. vAlu bile box ~ sample goods
that will PIT ~ In the way Of maxi, q
more money ia o few d.vs than you ever
Thought po,s BILE at any business. Capital not
re Iulred We will start you You can work
all tue time or IN spare time only. Tho work
Is univer ally isnted to both sexes, young and
old Y "a an easily earn from 50 cents to S.
every evening. That ! wno want wo may
test the busine.s we make this unparalleled
offer; to sill who sre not veil ssti fed we will
send 81 t, pay 10" the trouble Of writing us.
Full parti mlsrs, dir ctions. etc sent free
Fortunes will be ma lie BY those who give their
whole time to the work, Great success alb 70.
lutelt sure Don't delay. start now. AdiIsss
sCINsON B CO., Portland. Maine.
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Notice to Credit:rs,

Estate Of Anthony McNahon, De-
ceased.
NOTICE IS HERERY GIVEN PY THE I'M
~ dtrsigned, Executor Of the last will and
testament Il An hony Mcmahon. dec. aspd, to
the creditors Of. and to all persons having
claims against the estate NJ said de eased t.
exhil it tn M with the necessary vouchers an 1
iifcati MS n or before the 2ih day of Feb
ruary, 1885. to tie said nnde signed. Ut his
once IN no he Lincoln County, Nevads, VI
they will be forever bar. ed,
n II. ELAN,
Executor of the last will and testament Of
anthony McMshon, deceased. aru9im.
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ESTR Az.

T HEREBY GIVE NOTICE THAT A soRREL
l. mare, silver mae aud tail. about four
Year. oil branded oh lefi hi h + Ut tconl-
blne.l with half ctrale over brand, has been
running IN the silver Prk KiLge. Lincoln
county, Nevada. The owner /, hereb; notified
t. come aci take tho mare away and pay
CHI irges. ELWOOD BAILEY.
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MIsOEl ANBnUS.

~ inch gaspip+ couplir IS. short Ii inch
steel drills reels old fat v r. cable, .prr-
wheel, shaft a eel, pipi"n, 2 OLD cages, !
email irJn pulley, | ton. more or les, Ola
scrap iron, bolts, etc 80 anchor DO ts. !
inches, feet long, 3 anchor bolts b inches,
feet Ion o; Is anchor bolts, Q inches. l0h feet
long; 1873 pieces strap iron, KS inch's IA feet
long punched; 40 pieces Of strap iron, y x6
inch 3, IL feet long, pu ched; "a pieces hog
chain br,c-s; 10 anchor boltr, ~ inche 10
feet loTP; 90 anchor bolts. ~ inch 8, oil fet
long; iron 6, AIRED hand windla 8; pieces cut
granite 'ock ABOUT 6x7 feet, and lo inches
thick; ZIG castings for pump; i small ronnd
wire cable; 2 trest'es.
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NOTICE OF SUIT COMMENCED.
STATE OF NEVADA, Cou,iTT OF LN1oLy,
DIerRIcr OR PROSECUTING ATTORNEYS OFFICE

STATE o. NEVADA Cou,TT OF LIN'oIs,
DiSrRIcr OR PROSECUTING ATTORNEYS OFFICE !
To the folio wing named defendants and to
all owners Or claimants to the real estate and
IMPROVEMENT thereon. or improvements when
assessed separately, hereinafter described
situate, lying and b Ing In the County OF LIZ.
coin. State OF Nevada, known or unknown, you
are hereby notified that suit has been com.
mencei in the Justice Court. Phoebe wusbip
in aud for Lincoln county. stats of Nevada. by
the State Of Nevada. Plaintiff. against each
of the defendants hereinafter named
and each of the following d scrioed
tracts or PARCELS of lani. wi h the i'm.
provements thereon and improvements when
separately assess d. and all owner, All claim
ants to 50 ne. klown or unkn ,wu, TO -ecovfr the
tax ami delinquency assessed To said defendant
az inst said property for the fiscal year com.
mencing J,nu ry |. 1881. aud ending Deem.
Der 81. 1881 and that n summon has been duly
issued in said case and you are furth, r notified
that unless you appear and answer the COM
p lint filed md show canse on or before the
22d day Of ID 'cember, 1884, judgment will! be
TAKEN against you. sud the real estate anu i'm.
provements h rensfter described for the
AMOUNT OF taxes and delinquency specified and
costs of suit;
TAX AND DELINQUENCY
Louis Drolett aud Real Estate aud I'm
proveniepts in Koval City, Lincoln
county, State Of Neva 10 -Poss 3 DRY
=. claim To lot No 8, in block No !,
aud Improvements thereon, and pos-
sess ry cai,n to 1T No Q. in block
No o. and improvements thereon.
TAX -.-.- ........... ...,........S2 ~
Ken per cent. .....,...,............. "a
fotal. ........... ......... ..,... .Sl3 GS
Kelly ~ Thornton and Real Estate and
improvements IN til town OF Pi ,che,
Co luty of Lincoln, State of Nevada.
Fee simple title to lot on eorner Of
Main aud Ely streets, and improve
meuts thereon; being lot NJ. /, III
block No. &c
lax -. ..'.' ''-.-...... .'.'.'.....Slj -
Ten per cent. Observation-Disclosures. IS
Total. ....-.................. Sll IS
Raymond Il c., II Raymond Cas-.
tles and W II. Hen lerio and Real
Estate and improvements N lincoln
con ty. State of New .ia. p 49,, seory
claim to 100 acras al land in Castles
City, If Derrick Canyon, at irish
Mountain, and Improvements there
on, consisting of a 5.stamp quartz
mill, ASSAY Office an log hou. Per-
sonal property OF Barney Bonanzi,
and assumed by Raymond & Co.
Fifteen poii tsres sa o on
S2i4 81
Ten per cen........ ...........,... "a 40
THOMP'oN CkMPBELl.,
District Attorney for Lincoln County, Nevada
mis- "a
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II thought you told me you didn't use
tobacco" 81 don't" "But you are
putting a cigar now" eyes, but that's
only tive.center. No tobacco in it."
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MN q week at home $500 outfit free
Vhh Pay absolutely sure No risk, Cap,.
UUU ital u)t required Re ,i-r, II you want
business u which persons Of either
sex, young or oil |. can m ke great pay all the
time they work, with absolute C rtaiuty, write
for par 10 liars TO II HALLETr Il Co p ri.
land, Maine.
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For tiii-Heads. etter.Hesds. e.. raj.
Vouchers. and ~ u kinds of job ,,rIo,.
Ing. either Fancy or PLATA, apply to
the accord Office. w
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REPUBLICAN siAlb CONTENTION.

II IL orde red that d Convention Of TIC State be
hid At Il,keisbuig On Wednesday, July 30, lsSt.ns
Ia o,,I,Sk A, NJ, 10 nominate candidates Tor Cover
NOR. su,o superintendent oil Free sctools, Audi.
tp,. 4 re, .uier, st,oincJ General. aid Two Judges
OF tho Supreme Court Of Appeals, 10 be Scted iof
NJ the yvlcral election 10 be held Oh inc ACCOM-
Tuesday o, CciobGt Le1t; and to EofninAte az
Presidential electors 10 be voted for al Tie fresi.
d.n,,tl election 10 he held OIL tho lourth dsy OF
November next; 10 select a State Central Commit
tpo, and to trGnaet such other buAnea - may
cone before sold convention.
The Republican electors OF West Virginia and all
other yotsrs without regard 10 patt political ehllA'
u,ry. who sro opEoeed 10 the couite Of ue Demo-
q .tIc Standardization Of this et.te In creating q
deb, In yIolstion oil the eIpIea ptoYiAols oil our
Cop,tjtu,tuu; 10 tho Oppressive sseAmelts illegal
IL i,pposed upon The people; 10 tho unequal aud
bu,uerHme taxation cau,sd by the supplemental
sye.reu. order OF the present standardization; all
who iLror tn. low Ell taxation compatible with Tho
public Interest; o: ~elsvating and oigniiylns Antr.
lean lAbo, protecting sna extending hcme Indus
tios; giving lice pOlu.Rr education TO the naAcs
of ths Eeop!e securing irt su1r, 90 and an homes.
eepnua: q ba.lau: soectually protecting all hu'
man rish III In <rsJ section u our COMMON coun'
try and who desiIe 10 promote lricIdly f0eiing
and per1suent harmony lhrou. hout the State By
maintaining as,ste and Government pledged 10
these ubIsc,s snd principles, aro cordially invited
10 attend Lis CONVENTION aud participate inisde'
llboratious.
Wo would recommend to County Committees
esrly .c,ion III the matter Of holding C unity meet
inss for The purpose oil appointing t~elesstes 10 the
stIts [ orventitn, IND thai one delegate for ever,
one hundred ro,es COST fer Garfield and Arthur be
the bGis 81 representation 10 the gtatc Convention.
by order CT tho etGte LeIlIal tolnmltIee
W. ?. Cu"UrS secretary.
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Female Life In China.

Tho dark side otJemeh life in China is
exposed to view in a letter from O mission.
ery Of the American Board published in
The Bisi9nary Herald. Speaking Of a visit
10 q village ABOUT thirty miles from Pskin
the writer sayt; "We found here u new
invention Tor the destruction OF infant
girls. It is simply Tor the mother:in.lsw 10
take q willow dust pan and fan tho little
creature until IFS 10 extinct. The doctor
found one young mother weeping over the
murder-oi her infant, whom the mother
iu.law had allowed to live two weeks be.
fore gmotherip2 it. Tie poor girl We sick
and weak, yet she was pushed sbout and
kicked l,ke a dog, and scot, d at when she
wept. The husband ia helpless in such a
Gaze. l. q con is the firsi.born, the young
mother is tolerated; if a daughter, her lot
il most miserable. The only rstribution
feared by the mother.iE.lsT 10 that the
young wife will commit euicide, when her
lamily may come EN- masse amt tear down
the house. Of her oppressors. They manage
TO keep, II possible, inside the limit Of thslr
persecution which drives to euicide; but
they make her Life more miserable than
you can conceive. Bat these same wiyee,
when they become sged and ugly, are cruel
as death to the young women who fall into
their hands"
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ntauumerH,

Cstgut Is made from the entrailso oil sheep.
Cutie bone 10 not bone, bu. a kind oil chalk
once irclospd in the fo,ail remains Of tx
tinct specimens OF cutie. FISH,. German oil.
yer Was not invented In Germany, and
does not contain a particle OF siIver. Cleo.
pa,ra's needle WAS not erected by the E2yr.
iian Queen, nor in her honor. Pompey's
Pillar had no historical connection with
Pompey in any way. Sealing wax doesn't
c%on,sin g particle oil wsz, but Is composed
Of Venice turpentinp, shellac and cinnabsr.
The tuberose Is no rose, but a species oil
polyanth. The straw berry Ia no berry, but
only a succulent receptacle. Turkish baths
did not OF g'nate in Turkey, and arei not
baths, but heated chambers. W~halebone
Is not bone, and 10 aaid not 10 possess a
single property Of bone.
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corner. Their words were lnaudlble to tho
rest Of the pessengerp, owing 10 the noise
OF the car wheels aud The geosning and
cresking Of the vehicle. All Of q sudden,
however, the car stopped, and thrilling
acrocs the momen.ary silence, came this
remark from the prettier Of the pair
lyon iust ought to sec me turn q sum-
mersst !"
The feet was extraordinary. Two light
minded yonng men at the other end oil the
car laughed aloud. q clerical looking person
opposite the pair hall rose "a u meditatipg
flight, and then sat down sgain an agad
aud severe aspected dame glared at the
speaker through spectAclss which focused
her gszs until It bored its way like q gin.
let, and the faces Of tho two y'uug women
turned to q charming roseate hue.
And yet the speaker Wac not a circus
rider, a trapfz "a performer, or anything else
odd, unieminina, or indellcate. She be.
longed 10 one Of our best families, and
having Just returned from the gymnasium
which her sex In this city are now 80 aedu'
lousy cultivating, was describing TO htl
friend her .riumphs spont the parallel bars
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...... .
From the papers at hand it would seen
ss though politics in the Sand wich Islands
teapo. were at the boiling stage. Jus. be-
fore the last steamer left o resolution o
want OF Cot Gdsncs in the ministry was
introduced in the Legislature. 1t Was los.
by four votes. There are four ministers,
all Of whom have four votes. Attorney.
General Neumann, late oil this city, in re-.
plying to the structures Of 4 political nd.
verssry. said in the House that the person
in question wss "a lihr, a blackguard and a
%Bcpundret.h From this guarded language
one would naturally infer that the At.
tornsy-Gsaeral WAS agsrieved. All Of tho
speeches in the horss arc translated by
al interpreter from uawaitn into English,
and vice veraa. Il must tax the Hawaiian
lsniu, gs pretty severely at times. 1t ia
said tuat the spectacle Of the interpreter
hopping around, endeavoring to cope with
the haont vinaictive Of m angry minister
ia sight for gods and men to weep over.
Tho Hawaiian Assembly reminds mo Of
that Celebrated body that hiss passed into
hi.tory-the Irish Parliament This col.
lsction o! great men ~as unique. tits s.id
that devont Irish Nationalist pray for it's
return. So do |. During the deli6srs,ion
OF the Irish Parliament, 1t was not uucom.
mon for the spectators In the galleries 10
take a hand (i!erally) 10 the debate, and
they often grew go heated as 70 descend tn
the floor. The peculiar spectacle would
then be presented Of q representative en-.
g'ged in ii.ticnfIs with his constituents.
But not always. There were those among
them who had too high a sense Of the dic,
nifty Of the Houss. Who can forget the
words Of that member ibis name-slasl =
is lost to history who said: "Av the gin.
tlemsn from Tippsrsry will sthep outside
wild me, l will bate some sinss into his
shkull. 1t shall never be said OF this
House that n gintleman from Donegal bate
another glntlsmsn upon lis Aare."
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Trua Story with n uoraI.

Exchange.
Handsome young millionaire-"so you
would like a position az companion to my
sister,"
Protty 2irl-"Yes, please; I would do my
very best to give satitlaclion."
"Can you sinI?"
mo, l am sorry to ssy."
"You play the piano, 7 suppoge?'
"Ne; | uevers udied music"
"Ai Probably, then, you paint crock.
cry or"
I"Is is needless to continue The list, sir; l
have no accomplishments.
"lndeeG! Why, how have you passed
your time since you let: 1chool?"
AT bone helping mother. You gee"
Pardon me Tor i%nterrupting. You have
gaid enough and"
"Oh, do rot FAY I will not do. II mecca.
cary, l can pick up some accomplishments
in 3 reasonable time, l am sure"
"You will not do IS q hired companion,
because you arc entirely too good for the
position; but il you will .sks half OIL nv
fortune and me With it, l shall consider
myself the lucsies. man in the world"
: n did. s.I ,sE u -slEgt
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In connection with the cbolers epidemic
in Franco AID tho possibility oil it appear
INK On American shores the following sus'
gestioDs from Florence NiShtensale, the
celebrated EaropeGn boopitsl nurae, will
DO OF special interest. Her practical advice
in view Of the rapid spread Of cholera is:
Thst onr whole experience ia India,
where cholera isneyer wholly absent, tends
to prove-nsy, actually GOES prOve-that
cholera is not communicable from person
toptrson.
flat tho disease cannot he ascribed TO
"somebody else" that IL, that the sick do
not msnuiacture a Especial poison" which
csussH the disease.
That cholera is o local discase-an cpl
demic affecting Localities, and there de-
pending on oliulion Of earth, air and water
and buildings.
That tho Is, lalion OF the eick cannot stop
the dissaue, nor quarantine, nor cordons,
nor the like. Theee, indeed, may tena
fatally 10 aegravste the d!sesse. directly
and indirectly, by turning away our atten-
ton from tho only mcasures which con
stop it.
That the only preventive IS to put tie
earth, air and water and buildings into q
healthy state by %sCavGnging, limt washing
and every kind Of sanitary work, and, II
cholera Gees come, 10 move the people
away from the places where thedigesso LAS
broken cut aud then to cleanse.
Prrsons about cholera patients do not
"calch" the disease from the lick any
more than cases Of poisoning Inject" 9TH
er,. l. a number Of persons have been
p9ison'd d, say by arsenic put by mistake
into feed, it is because they have each
swallowed the arsenic. Il IL not because
they have taken lit" the mysterious in
lurnce," Of one another.
She very pertinently insists on vieor.
ously enforcing nanitary measures, adding
''dcavenge, scavenge, scsvengo; wash,
c'aanss and limewash removs all pu'rid
hu nan refuse from privies and cesspitp, and
~ce.spools and dustbins; look to stables and
cowsheds and pigstie. look to common
lodging houses and crowded places, dirty
houses and yards. 'sot your houae in Or
der" in all ways sanitary and hysienic, &C.
cording to the conditions Of the place, and
all will be wall.'"