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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-11-01
AN EXPLANATION.

What ia this nervous trouble" with
which so many seem row TO be afflicted
II ron will remember a few years ago the
word Malaria was comparatively unknown
Ito day IL is "a common as any word In
the English language. yes this word covers
only the meaning OF another word used by
our forefsshers 10 times pact. So II IL With
nervous diseases. a. they and Malaria are
intended 10 cover what our grandiaiherk
called Biliousness. and al are caused BY
troubles that arise from diseased coudi
fion O. .be Liver shich 10 performing its
funnticus hnding il cannot dispose OF the
bile through The ordinary cha1rel ss CON
PEELED 10 pass !. on throagh the system,
csnsiag nervous troubles. M.laria, Bilious
Fever, etc. You who are suffering eau well
appreciate cure. We recommend Green',
August Flower
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-11-01
WHY Don't They Helm Themselves.

Mr. Grady OF the Atlanta, Ca, Conslitu
lion thus dseourses upon the burial Of
dead man in Pickens concty:
SIN digging grave for him they dug
| through three feet OF mar BILE as pure az
any Parian sculptor ever chlseled, and yet
the marble slab that went at the head oil
his grave was imported from Vermont,
Although pine forests were all around him,
the coffin in which be lay was imported
| from Philadelphia, Although iron was I'D
| the hills within q hundred feet OF bis
grave the nails 10 his coffin Came from
| Pittsburgh. Although there was hard
| wood 10 the same forest, the handles OF the
sbovels and picks that dug his grave were
| imported from Cincinnati. The truth IL
that bis own county, as rich or richer ID
natural resources than any In the state,
furnished nothing for that funeral but The
hole in the ground and the corpse. dc
vas clothed in shoes from Massachusetts,
snit from Chicago, shirt from Cincln-
natl, bat from Lynn.
All this ID apparently intended to point
a moral. by implication weconclnde that
Mr. Grady thinks Pickens county ought to
utilize the material which nature has pro
vided within its own borders But why
county more than the state or nation?
Mr.. Grady. although professedly Pro
tectionist and opposed TO the doctrine IN
DERIVING the Mills bill, is supporting for
reeleci lou the Free Trader, Grover Cleve
and. confessedly on purely partisan
grounds. And Mr. Grady knows perfectly
veil that the policy proposed by Grover
Cleveland, il carried into fleet, will newt
ably prevent the country as q whole from
avail itself Of the natural resources and
manufacturing facilities 1t has at hand,
and compel resort to foreign shores for
supplies that might be found in ample
abundance at home.
II Mr.. Grady's regrets are OF narrower
rauge and confine themselves to the fact
that the marble, the coffin, the nails, and
the sb oyel and pick handles and garments
OF which mention is made we're products
Of the haten North. we have only to ssy
that nothing bat southern lack OF enter
prise stood In the way OF their being fur
nished by pickens county itself. Would
the case have been improved II all those
things had come from abroad2
The South laes behind 10 respect OF such
matters only because il will, and not be
cause il need do so. There is no prevail
emit sentiment among the northern people |
which would restrain the South from max
ing the most Of any opportunities present.
ed by iis circumstances and surroundings.
Can the dominant class Of southern people
With which Mr.. Grady is allied say as
much in respect Of The NORTH Troy
TTrn.s
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-11-01

Lord Sackville West, Minister OF Eng
lsud TO this country, knows more than be
did few weeks ago. Republicans have
claimed that Cleyclauds administration Is
100 much ia sympathy with England. and
Is Inclined TO do things that will benefit
that couniry rather than our own. When
u Senate rejected the fisheries treaty
|, 9seland turned squarely round and ad-
vocsied the seyerest kind OF retaliation
The Hspublicaos claimed that this change
Of attitude was for the purpose Of pleasing
Irish voters who we're more and more 10
c sci 10 leave the Democratic party on
sNconnt Of the fayoriiism shown toward
England by the Cleveland administration.
OF course the Democrats vigorously depi
co al such claims made by the Rcpubli.
cans. A ics weeks ago nssuFalized Eng.
iishman Of Caliiornis wrote 10 Minister
West asking advice ~ hos be should vote,
very ifuihfllly claiming that Mr.. West
would be likely 10 know jus, wha, the 10.
tcn,ions 81 the Cleveland al miasiration are
10 view Of second election We give both
letters belos, because they form very
curions chapter Ia the history Of this
q vi ~ sod prove that VIA, the Repnbli
claimed all along il true |, makes
fsenes siih The facts oi the case
ia taa administration has demanded The
recall o. Mr. West. They woald not have
dous this unless Republican claims had
been aae. IL only shows low badly they
we're BIZ by Lord Vests blander lie
naay be styled HE Democratic BurchArd.
PoxoxA, Car. Sept 1, isss.
II rMa BisrzaH Msmrfa1. WAsBixcrcs,
ID. C..
sis Tee gravity Q! The political sii1a-
isea here asa ahs 3aty u voters Who are
Of Esglish b,fih bat stiil coasiier Eng
Had 81 mother isni constitute the spoi-
oss hsnbY ear tOf lsiTa Ing icf inior-
N alton.
Mr. cieyslaad's MASSAGE 10 Congress on
IL fishcrivs qa~stsou justly s,cites cur
aisrsn sid esupsis as 10 seek further
knoa ledge before siaaily casting our votes
Tor Aia a. ss bad sntra led 81 DO. Macy /
Eaeiisa ritaR sss bsve fer years refrsinai
IRON bficg natarsliEsd. as thsy tboaehi
BE- weoi ~aali accrue tron The act. bni
NJ Nisvelaads Naturalization has boen
10 saVoFshe sad iraeadir toward knsland.
10 lsad IA nol enforrlng tie Rssails,ory
Ies passed b, cOngress. - scrpd on The
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-11-01

4
Ptsts Of Vermont, District Of Mar chester -,
In Probate Coart hsid 81 Manchester, within
snd for said District 90 the sth day Of October
4. D. 1855.
The OasrdiAs Of George .. nsCoIlcn 50
nab~i MeCoIlon, miposs, lately resi1lbe u
Arlington In ssid District. and ksaSs ~ J. o.
NcC6liom late ii said ASiinstss dsesAssd, Pc
seated On spplication ~ vfiiipG 70 eetd Coest.
setting forth tLst her ssid uards kAss - b.
tsrsst 10 I'll ths real sstais Of skieb 0e0sGs 80
Marcia Mc1olion late u Pttshsld. ~ this stats,
died sssxsd, end representing tbst u v0sh ~
Tor the interest VI her said vAsds W have I'll
their interest 10 ssld real ssssss sold and ths
sysils pnt 81 intsrsst OF invested 10 sieets %
other real estate, and praying said Court ut
the reasons sforssid 70 grant bar hefrss "
ssiIslI their sAid interest.
whsrsupos II vac ordered thst hearing upss
said application be had 81 = Probate Court " ~
hsid ii the Probate Once 10 Msnehsstsr, In sstd
District, ~ the ssd dsy VI November, .. .. loes
and that posies u said sppIlesiiss. Ne sstsss
ard reasons thereof. ssd The time ESD place "
hes sipr thereon, be givsn 10 sn Dsssoes tsiss.
sstsd. by the Eubiiesslsn hereof 10 the has'
ebsstSr JOY ssAL, ssuspspss rststsd ~ ssi1
Mach ester, Tires vssbs sucsspsivsiy pvsvtess
s x sac u.' = i 1vii1isD suSsos. ysAss.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-11-01

While Mr.. Couture Of Miles Pond was
out hunting Thursday be saw something
moving toward bin 10 the bushes which
he thought Was fox and fred charge OF
No. sho. into IT, The fox proved to be
bis neighbor, Mr. Gilman. who received
tbs charge in his body. His watch that
happened TO be over bis heart was struck
vith sufficient force to make dent in the
heavy case. Though punctured in var
ious places, be viii come out sll right, bui
il was a narrow escape.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-11-01
sn.rrsnrnr. N. Oct. Is. lsss
Harrison and Cleveland on tbs After
noon al July 20. 1854

\
noon al July 20. 1854
4 part Of the speech OF the Hoe. Lewis
Hanback, At the state convention at Tope-
ks, Kan. has been reported aud is being
widely published in the Republican news
paper, and as the report is not 10 particu.
lars correct. We subjoin the following.
which can be relied upon as verbatim
Time, o'clock in the afternoon July 90.
1864. Place. Peach Tree Greek. Ga. Gen.
Hooker to aid: "Tell Harrison to move
up his command
Time, 8 o'clock it the afternoon July 20,
1864 Place. Buffalo, N. Y Enter three
persons into saloon. To bsrkeeper,
where's Grover Barkeeper: "He will
be here in few minutes"
Time. 3 10 in the afternoon, July 20.
1864. Place, Peach Tree Creek, Ga. Har-
rison to Hooker, Where shall put my
commando" Hooker: "Yonder on the
left. in two lines.
Time. 10 in the afternoon. July 20,
1864. Place, Buffalo, Enter Grover.
"Hello, boys, what will you hsvc?"
Time, 3 20in the afternoon, July 20, 1864.
Place, Peach Tree Creek, Ga. Harrison to
aide: "Ssy to Gen, Hooker the enemy is
moving heavily in my 'front.'" Hooker to
aid "My compliments to Col. Harrison,
aud tell him to double his skirmish line"
Time, 90 in the afternoon. July 20.
1864. Place, Buffalo Grove: "What shall
we play?" The boys, "Seven up"
Time, 3 80 in the afternoon, July 20,
Place. Peach Tree Creek, Ga Harrison to
lid. Say to Gen. Hooker the enemy is
advancing in heavy columns GU my front. :"
Hooker to aid: my compliments to Col.
Harrison; say to him to withdraw his Skin.
mish line slowly, and to hold his position
at all boards"
Time. 3 80 in the afternoon, July 20.
1864 Place, Buffalo Grove: What's
the trump
Time, 6 o'clock in the afternoon, July 20,
1864 Place Peach Tree Creek, Ga. Har
rison TO Hooker: Gen. Hooker. We have
driven the enemy, with great slaughter at
every point, and are in full possession Of
the field" Hooker, with a mighty oath,
"CoL Harrison, you have won your star
by this day = work, and you shall have it. "
Time, o'clock 10 the afternoon July 20,
1864. Place, Buffalo. Grove: II have
won the game and drinks" Bartender:
lyon cant beat at seven up" Enter
newsboy. greatly excited Evening pa
perl Great battle 10 Georgia. Our side
wins" To Grove: Buy psper?" Grove,
with sweep Of his hand go away,
don't bother me"
A pin could be heard 10 drop for sec
ond, followed by cheers, stamping yelling
and throwing up Of hats and canes, in fact
4 perfect pandemonlum for at least 10 min
utes. after which the speaker continued:
20. men OF Americal Proud OF your
country. Of the glory Of its past and it's
promise for the future; 0, citizens Of this
grand state, for whom will you vot {? for
him who won his star at Peach Tree Creek.
Or for him who won the drinks at Buffalo2"
At the close Of his speech Mr.. Hanback,
vas greeted with vociferous and continued
,heers which lasted for several minutes.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-11-01
ANODYNE PEARLS

are q boom to those OF worn ont nerv,
energy. They cure Nervousness. Insom.
MIA, Nervous Headache, Opium Habit
Painful Menstrustion and Spermattor
rhna Wsrrented not to contain one par
ticle Of Opium. Morphine. Assaefn.ida
yalerian or Hyoscyamus. AT your Drug
gist's. price, only 80 cents. Send fol
testimonials to DR.. +. s. Hutchinson a
Co., OF Enosburgh Fslls, w.. U. s. A.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-11-01

Bucklsn's Arnica Sslve is the best 10 the
world for cuts. bruises, sores. ulcers, salt
rheum. fever sores. letter. chspped hands,
chilblains, corns. and all skin eruptions and
positively cures piles,or no pay required.
/. Is guaranteed 10 give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded Price Is cents per
box For sale by j N. Hard.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-11-01

iENrrons -Moi<i1re. Intense itching and
singing; most st night; worss By scratching
n Allowed 10 continue tnmors form. which offer
bleed and nicente, becoming very core.
sWalsKs ofn1nHsT stops the itching and bleed
sng, heals uicsrasien. knd III most csses removes
he iumars. Al Druggists on By mail. for t0c.
Dr sssyne A Son, fhlIadelphiA.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-11-01

The simple agpiinsiion Of "swsrsH's oTsr.
xfsr." viihoni any in;srrn medicine, vii cure
sny Gaze OF letter. Salt kheum, Ring worm.
Piles, Itch. Sores fmplss, Eexrras. al fesly
itshy hkin FRA siions, no matter bes obstiEste
o long standing. Il 10 patent, effective and
ccsss bui . tgi6e.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-11-01

arc warranted TO cure Constipation. Bill
icusness. and sieh II ssdsehe. small and
cas-, 10 take. Try them -only 10 eesis At
druggists. or send sssmps
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-11-01
-[Priyate !
BryrRLY. Mass Sept.

BEyEhLf, MASS Stpt 10, 1909
Sic: am in receipt OF your letter OF the
ith inst. and beg to say that | fully sppre
cis,e the difficulty in which you find yonr.
self In casting your vote You are prob
ably aware that any political party which
openly favored the mother country at the
present moment would lose popularity,
aud that the party 10 power is fully aware
Of this fact. The party, however, Is, !
believe. still deairous OF maintaining
friendly relations With Great Britain, and
is still as DESTROYS OF settling oil questions
With Canada, which have been unfortun
ately reopened since the retraciion OF the
treaty by the Republican majority In the
Senate, aud by the Presidents message.
70 which you sllnde. All allowances must.
therefore. be made for the political sltu-
alton as regards the Presidential election
thus created. II is, however, impossible
10 predict the course which President
Cleveland may pursue in the matter OF 70
talation, should he be elected; but there
Is every reason 20 believe that, while up
holding the position he has taken. be will
manifest spirit Of Cancellation IN dealing
with the question involved 10 his message
I enclose an article from "The New York
Times" OF Aug %, and remain,
Yours faithfully,
LIS, SAcKvfLLE WEST
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-11-01

ire ssada qeaaiier ard 80 brsiiie 20 TO-
3ynsniie scbocl ~ ireland. thss Wy ID.
hrndrea. pee. ny The tboussn1s sbc,
hsse becoms naiefslszs5 ios shs esprer'
gBrpose 81 bslpiss 70 elect hirs ogrr sssil
Tue ope abcss III of America pclsiseisp'
thar consi6cr their csu ADD their cean
ny tesi frAend.
1 Ars cne IL ihere 9uiornpales vita !
nghi 10 vote for fresidfnt IN November
asg urslsle 10 nnAessssnd for WHOM
shsli cHss nay ballot, shen bat ore naerii
sgs wss snre Mr.. CleyelsDd wss The a ~,
n Cleveland MAS punuins . pes palie!
toward CsnAha. temporarily oaly add ior
the sake Of otasining popularity aud con
ilEnsiioB Of hm olhoe four years more. but
snle1as 10 cease his policy y hcn bis fesiec
iics 10 secured in November and again 70
vor Erglard's Interest. then should have
20 farther doahis, bel 80 forward and vote
Tor hin.
Iknos Of 10 one better able 10 direct
ne, sir. and most respectfully ask your
advice ID the matter ] Will further add
that The two men. Cleveland and Harrison.
are rery eyenly matched and . icw votes
may elect cilLer one. usuison is high.
iariif mau, q believer on the American ride
u al questions and undoubtedly No els
ny 10 Bfiiish interests gcucfally- Ihn
state IL equally divided between the par
iies, aud mere handful OF our ns,nFallzed
cguutrymeu can iurn IL either way When
n "a remem befed that small state Colo
fado) deiested Tilden in 'I6 aud elected
Hayes. the Republican. the importalee Of
California ~ at once apparent to all.
As you ale IT The fountain head Of
knowledge 90 the question. and know wbe
Their Cleyelsnds present policy Is temper
AIRY only. aud whether be will, as soon a.
be secures another term OF four years 10
the Presidency suspend 1t for one Of friend
ship and free trade. | apply to you pr
yaleiy aud conhientlally for iniorma,ion,
which shall 10 turn be treated as entirely
secret Such information would put me
al rest myself. and II favorable TO Mr. Gle.
yeland enable me, on my own responsible
ity, TO sssure msDy Of our country men thai
they would do England service by vet
ing for Cleveland and against the Repnb
lican system Of tariff. As | before obser
we'd, We know not what 10 do. but look for
more light on N ysterious subject. which
the sooner il comes will better serve true
in casting their votes. ionrs
very respectfully,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-11-01

In xasdxsts Oct issh. . sea 10 Mr., and nrs.
a~a I. Veal u Ssv ycsA u,,.
10 ru~. osa. ssra. asash," 10 NJ and Mss
Moody.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-11-01
RETsEY FARRAR's Es,sts.
Joseph PARKERS Estste.

STATE Of Vermont, District Of hahobs stsS. ~
In Probate Court held at Msnshsstsf, vitbis
and Tor said distrtet On ths 3yth day Of Yep.
tsmbsr 4. D. 1855.
An Instrument purportisG 10 bs The last siIi
snd testament Of Joseph Psrter late VI Rupert
10 said district. dsessssd. VS. prsstntsd for
Probats.
whsrsupoD session Of said Court, 70 BE- hsi1
q the PROBATE Once In Manchester, 10 said
District. on the 3rd day OF November 4. D. 1854.
YES appointed fof the probate Of said Ibstsn.
msnt. and for oil psss0ns oosoernsd 70 appear
and contest the same, II essss there ~ fos 90
dong; aud public notice thereof wss ordered 70
b. given BY the putlicsii0n hereof IN tie Man.
chester JorasAL. . Newspaper printed 81 ssid
Manchester. three weeks sssosssivsly pysvious
asa. E6yELAsD MussoN, ysas..
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-11-01

Congressman Mills. 10 81 article pub
Ii.hed over bis own signature 10 Boliord's
NJ sgssins, describes The exciting tafin sys-
sea ~ "a darker evil ihan ihsi 81 slavery. /"
500 ssyt.
-ll ms darker evil, ior whils the South
ern sYslem Of nnreqaiied toll .nslayed the
blacks. this system Is reducing white ia
bor 10 slavery aud no revenue reformers
" free traders, " Nc may he 40 called, are
msting cur 6gb, for our own race"
Yet the Democrats ore trying TO make
people believe that the LIN which this
mAn helped 10 frame. and which bears his
name. is measure which respects the
principle IL protection.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-11-01
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

Estate OF STEPHEN ALLAN.
The undersigned, having been appointed 81
the Hon Probate Court for the district OF Msl,
chester ,Commissioners 10 receive, ~ mine and
sdjust oil elaine and dcmaDds Of siI rerscD(
against the estate Of
stephen Allen Iate Of MaLcbsstsr
In said district dscesssd, and al claims tybitl
tedin Offset thereto, hereby Rise notice iLats
will meet FOR tho purposes sforessidl
at the Court liouse In Manchester,
on the 18th day Of April nsIt from
o'clock A. M. until I O'Clock y. n. on ssid Day
aud that elk months from the 18th dsy
October A. D. 1883 IL the time limited BIZ
said Court for said creditors 10 present theiI
claims TO Us for examination and allowance.
Dated 81 Manchester this 18Th day Of
October, a D. 1883.
Msw i. 9. oRvis. Cons.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-11-01

The iollo~isg ecunpotasscs from ibe
Troy Tiaes has soms iscsi Iat@es';
Anas Asp pamcr rEiSrIyo HorsL
NoSgrMArR, W., Oct II. lsss.
/ ". 1T BaAds1, S6ggalrry. " pnaA SIN
( ! cspnos nndepiAsd Why you hare not ~
pslsi - The letters which have becu writ
tea u you relative TO making acme coniri-
tEiioa toward the expense o! ID, rsiicnsl
coUmiisce. II you did not desire 70 do 30
II vcnld have been no more than courtesy
10 have dropped ms lice 10 that effect.
II you DO wish 10 should be glad 10 have
you do 90 al once II will be necessary
for Ms 10 have ill the money that can pos
nbly be raised 10 make the campaign .
success II you desire the reelection Of
Cleveland hope you will make = liberal
contribution. such ~ has been indicated
ia former letters Please let me bear from
you 81 once. Yours truly.
HAnRs q. DEwIxa.
Agcsf Dea.. National Comm.
saArTSBunr. VI, Oct is. 1883
Harry o. Drring. Agsai fsaoonfic Ma
fsoaai commitics. Montpelier. ", DEAGSIn'
Yours Of the iith inst al hand aud is the
FIRST intimaiion have received that was
expected 10 contribute 10 your fund or TO
the fund o. any political party. Is this
call sent TO every one; II not, why am !
singled ouif Why demand tribute Of me?
Ii not your party able to make this cam
paisn snccess aithont Republican sid'
| cannot conseientiously, with my idea Of
right and justice, contribn'e 10 your civil
service reform fund Very truly yours.
w. Il. RANDALL, iaae Postmaster.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-11-01
Republican Nominations.

Tho iso hsssred vsrann Ia The hands
n iha police ~ Jerssy CITY for The arrest
n perons illegally registered srs cheer
isE traiss'ioa The, The Nss Jersey snlhor-
sllss propsae 70 bare the eleciioe 10 that
H.sse % boreat o1e These wsrrAals and
Tie Rev snd s,rirgeEt registration Lac
4 cat mate she hoeJlsIss AID reporters
Who Ia previous years have swsrmed 10
The iesey City Democrsiic wards feol thai
lie u indeed 10 longer worih The Irving.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-11-01
MILLINERY.

we have just returned from New Yoshtwiih I
select stock OF the latest styles Of millinsry
goods. which we should be- pleased 70 chow Il
the ladies Of Manchester and vicinity. Thank
you for past patronage We hope for . share Of
your custom In the fui urs,
MRS. REBEoc, KEENE AND DAUGHTER.
Manchester Depot. w., Oct i7th 2Ns
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-11-01

line Of Cemetery
marble furnished direct qusres
All work finished 1t shipped
carload lots
rom0
travelling
address 10
place will
marble and
trouble call snd shos designs don't will under
sold arss stock and work. Address,
H. ESTABROOK, Box 8, Manchester Centre, W.
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1888-05-24

F. Wengarini has discovered that on passing
electric current through wine oxidation prod
ucts produced and aging Of tine wine ls
effected. The wine also acquires the bouquet of q
mature wine. Now, the impatient man may be
able 70 buy new wine one day and sell it for old
the next. There may be shckcIs iu this for some
enterprisiug producer of absolutely pure juice Of
the grape
According to Mr.. Mookeriee. a Hudoo au-
thority pisciculture, the results Of fish farming
are remarkable Prof. Huxley has stated that an
acre OF land VIII produce 10 year q ton OF grain
200 or 800 weight OF meat. The same area of
water, however, will yield greater weight Of FISH
in q week. There seems TO be no good reason why
fish should not be made more important part of
the diet, and with a well-mauaged fish pond on
and excellent food could be easily produced at q
very small expense The subject IS we'll worth the
careful attention Of thoughtful farmers.
The omuipresent micrObe has been detected
by DR.. ChaEbaTd, Of Paris, In bOIls The micrObe
be cultivated and on inOCuatIOn proceeds to
create boil with energy and success. BOiI5 are
hence communicable, and care should be taken IN
handling them. The boil miCrObe Is named stag ply
lOcOuS pyogeues aureus. This discovery shows that
the method Of treating bOJls and Carbuucles by
pouliicing is wrong, as the heat and moisture SO
generated aid the development OF the mlcTO5e. An
antisept:c treatment should be adopted.
- Pusteur' suggestion to tire Government Of New
South Wales to extermiuate the rabbits which are
a pest there, by spreading the chicken cholera
among them, has had practical test Ia tine estate
of Nine. POmmery, at Rheims. The estate includes
20 acres and the rabbits had multiplied to be
a great nuisance. About six quarts of tie chicken
cholera liquid sprinkled on hay, which was
placed the burrows. Next morning 10 dead
rabbits found, three days after Y more were
found and sign of living rabbit could be found.
and in them were found groups of dead rabbits,
sometimes many e5 10 III a DurrOW.