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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-08-26
T0THF1
An Important Announcement


About sir weeks ago, while nc busiDsss, ]
was suddenly attacked with rxcrictAiins
mains 10 my feet, knees and hands. NJ srvefs
the sttnnk that ! took my bed in,fn s
swollen 10 almost double thrir natural size.
and sleep was driven from me. Aftr suner.
,nF hG SS sag esIsn fgs
. friend WIZ sympaihi1.d with my helpless
xIky aonI you &c. syyifr. Specific ana
NOT the medicine shail cost you nothing"
I at once ses'ursd the y. X, n. and after
using II the frst day. had quiet night and
ssns In lr.s n wsos Ssfs soas ~ I, Sp sna
walk about the room. and after nsinE slI
botties was out and able 20 90 90 business.
snSs en d ss,S bee, 2. my ss
ten hours day, hnd am entirely free fro,u
pain. These arc the plain and simpIe facts
"a ny case: snd VIII shssifn,iy s ,,r ~ y,
sS s as relative 'Ia TTSs. snss, sioh''
II VI. 18Th street, New York City.
NASHVILLE, TIxs.-f have wsrdcd on . -
we're attack Of rheum ati,n by timely rsort
70 ss. 1. s - s s ss s Sssrs e ps,
mends itself for q constitutional Treatments
that thoroughly eradicatsn the seeds of dis
e ~ '' issy. W. p. H.nasos. D. D.
ssn 70 b. psiissed IL q hissi POISON siii,oat
amy bensfit, q few bU,ties oi swlftis speciso
worked pcHect cure. y. PCsrEA
VIEW. G,.-Ny DttIs ytrI. AGED az. ard
boy. aged four ychrs. had srrofuia In tho
worst s1yTaysted shape. Tley were punJ
and dckIy. To-day they nre b. a!thy and TO
bust, all the result of taking s.Ss.
JOG =. CofiIgR-
LAZY LApy. scrTrn Co., PLA.- Your r. q.
r. has proved a wcsderful srnccss In my
ease. Tho cancer on my face. no douht,
would have coon hurried me 10 my grave. I
do think 70 u wonderful, nDd has M eqnai.
ID. u. BfEp, Postmaster.
Waco, Tgx1S Nay .. La
r. g. Co, Atlanta, Ga:
G~nti~fnsn-kho~ibe that you appreciate
voluntary testimonials, wc take pleasure ia
stating that one ~ our iady crstoIners has
fegainsd Der health by the nHe az four iaf2B
bJtttes Of your great rrmccy. sflcr having
been an Invalid Tor seScfsl years. HertrossbiS
wa: s1trsms dsbiiisy. caused ~ aiseass ~
culiar 10 her sex. WILL q Co.. DraExtsfs.
THREE books mailed free On appibcsttoa-
All druggists sell N. h.a
TIE SWIFT sryrIvIc Co,
Drawer Z AfisBtA Ga.
sE Few York. 10 broadway
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-08-26

The face of the other closely
i.No Il was some one else dressed like
me-"
ono, have not"
ssTbeu, after you left Whyte and walk.
Cd along Russell street, where did you
go?"
81 can't tell you."
"Were you intoxicated?"
SHOP Indignantly.
"Then You remember"
YES"
"And where were you?"
AZ can't tell You"
'You refuse9"
sYes. do"
"Tske time to consider. You may have
n nav heavy price for your refusal. "
III necessary, viii psy it"
"And you won't tell me where you
were?"
"No, WON'T" ;,
"Caiton was beginning to feel annoyed.
sYnur very foolish. I" he said, sacriic-
inc vour life to some feeling Of false mod
asty You must prove an alibi."
No answer. o..
"Whst time did you get home"
"Ab,ut 2 o'clock in the morning "
"Did you walk homer"
..Yes-through The Fiizroy gardens"
"Did you see any one on your way
homer"
Il don't know. wasn't paying atten-
ton"
ibid any one see yOn?"
'sNot that know Of"
"Then you refuse to tell me where you
were between and 2 O'Clock On Friday
morning.
Absolutely"
Cation thought for moment, to copsid.
er his next move.
'Do You know tat Whyts carried val
usble papers about with him?"
FITZGERALD hesitated and turned pale.
sNo! did not kuOw," no said, relue-
family.
The lawyer made master stroke.
Then why did yOu take them from
him ?"
"What! Had he it with him?'
Cation saw his advantage, and seized II
at once.
Yes, he had it with him. Why did
you take it?"
II did not take it. l didn't even know
he had it with HIM"
Indeed! Will you kindly tell NE
what it is?"
Brian saw the trap into which he had
fallen.
'No! l win not" be answered steadily
"Was it a jewel ?"
''No."
"Wss it an important paper"
~ don't know"
"Ah! 1t was paper. / can see 1t II
your face. And was that the paper OF i'm
portance to yOu?"
"Why do you ask?"
Cation fixed his keen gray eyes steadily
on Brian's face.
Because" he answered slowly, "the
man to whom that paper was OF such Value
murdered Whyte."
Brian started up. CHASTITY pale.
"My God" he almoet shrieked, stretch
ing ont his hands, ut is true after all, u
and fell down on the stone pavement In
dead faint.
Gallon, alarmed. summoned the jsiler,
and between them they placed him on the
bed, and dashed some cold water over bis
face. He recovered, and mosued teebly
while Gallon, seeing that he was unfit 10
be spoken to, lett the prison. When be
got outside he stopped for moment and
looked back on the grim gray walls.
Brian Fitzgerald" he said to himself,
"you did not commit the uiurder yourself,
but you know who did"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-08-26
No. l,0Os.-A Queer nloner.
IRIII. OF FARE

NO. l,OOS.-a Queer bhouers
bill OF FARE
BREAD.
|. A fragment of bread aud Bit OF peevishness
> A garden tool 10 harden into n lump.
3 Grain Of all kinds and an invader.
SOUP.
4. A castrated male bovine quairuped and q
translucent folitated animal.
MATS
Z A piece OF timber and the male Of birds
An excellent grain and one OF the feathered
race.
yEGETABLEs.
7. Equal values, 10 pinch.
g. To whirl and 10 he distressed.
FRUITS AND CAKE.
.. A suappish fellow and extravagant language.
10 4 stalk OF grain and pulpy fruit.
II An animal and a part thai holds scrctr.
ALICE B. SIARRARD.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-08-26

Auyconmmicstion tnr this department should
ne addressed to K K. CHADBouRS, LewtstoWn' 10
No. 1,O08 "A Money -making scheme
From the sphinx Knots" awarded SOL
You have heard of the liehtning'rod peddler'
trow,
OF the windy -mouthed drummer. with samples
or the lawyer who argued an hour at one
breath,
And the barber who talked two book agents to
death?
But the mining stock broker who made me
call
In superlatiye wordiness outdid them all.
He called. so he said, for short little talk -,
ON the merits ana claims Of his fsyortte 'stock;
And then without pausing moment Tor rest
lie proceeded 10 work his pet scheme at his BEST
Al nine In the morning he'd barely began,
was done.
tn get rich one had only to purchase few
OF the hundred pound shares In this company
new;
The result would In sooth make each buyer con-
tent,
As they quickly would yield full i've hundred
per cent.
so he urged me at least halfdozen TO take,
Before twas too late, for they sold IKE nov
cake
Now, lovers OF puzzles. please come TO my Aid,
For u act on your Judgment III not be afraid,
And though in advance your reply l have
Yet please to advise me: What shall invest.
E.W. HARRIS.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-08-26
No. I,OO9.-CharRds.

No. 1,OO0.-Charads.
Dear mer cried Aunt Deborah,
As she packed her Gra away,
81 am growing tired Of all my work.
And more 40 every day.
Had time 10 give my fiowers,
might drive dull care away:
But ] must toll and fight of serJpd
From morn till close Of day"
She glanced out OF her window.
Saw the flowers smile in the sun,
Saw the Uhots playing near them,
And wished that she were one.
Cousin KATE.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-08-26

HORsTORD's ACID PHOePHATE
Hakss Dsliessus Ls1easAs.
A teaspoonfoi added 10 Q giaa a ho4 q
cold water, and swesteusd b ths tasts,
win b found refrahing and iayigseatise.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-08-26
No. In Little.


My lack of size do no: dispraise.
For posses u wondrous power;
Aud PROSTATE forms Often arise,
Aud free from danger evil hour.
But should I chance 10 lose my head
The risen ones would fall once more
Pcrchancc be numbered with the dead,
Unless my head you might restore
Some men with US have fortunes made,
We're thought 10 have such magic skill:
While many with long TRADE,
Declare we fewer help than kill. &.
-.
No I.Oi1 Magic Square Of Magic Squares.
Arrange the numbers from II 10 81 into magic
81 uare that may be divided into nine magic
~ uaIes Of nine figures each. q. FAIR.
-.
No. 1.OI2.-RIddIs.
II Ems without ieet, II floats without wings,
Yet always remains IN the very same place.
II has neither n throat nor lungs, yet II sings,
Ard Il constantly changes Its face.
lis highway, hiding place, oflen q mirror:
IT'S pent within bounds, yet chiefly goes free,
And sometimes, again. IFS fury aud terror.
Now guess what the riddle may he.
-.
Try Early.
seven prizes-One OF ten dollars, one OF I've
dollars and five Of two dollars each ARE 70 b.
three original puzzles each. contributed before
the close OF 1855. Who will win7
-.
Answers.
10 s92-Arose before six O'Clock "A rose beef
Oar sick soak lock-.
No. g92 A match.
No. go Il Lumber 2. Grain; g. Maple sugar.
4. Wheat and oats. 5. Tobacco. nutmegs. G.
Cotton goods. :. Staple products
No. syi-A river.
No. s9s-"He kept all he got and he got sli he
could"
No. ssS-Union. Ls, unity: the Irish work
house: the paper union" (rtd> Giadst0ns1, and
the Union OF the American states endangered by
the civil war. Pr,I the word favor spelled with.
out the letter U in America; soconh, the letter
in Autumn; third, the letter In Men makes the
word Men: yogrth, o, EQUIVALENT Of nothing;
mn, the letter y In Pats makes the word Pants
No. T-AbstracT
BeneneR
sainfoiS
ObduratE
LanaanuM
Ultimate
ThalidaE
Ele,p hsnT
No. 93s-Feed, fee, ee (ease)
Answers will be Published in two weeks
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-08-26
1leMiaal.
/ FRIGHTFUl sKE DISEASE.

IA
suaeriags Intense. He's nsery -.
DeAy covered Viz ne -
the Cutiears BsaeAfes'
Na~rx srrvus q BEuNEa, Nouroe' NC
Dear Sss-Abogt two neG S,ss, - S cn ,ss
Rseolyent one box CattCua SAVE ~ ooe cAks
n cuticurs soap. ff ny con, aged tnines. ys1
Gho no BEEN afiicted with ecseMe ~ nes
Dine ana an P lses'sSS, n a III: :ns nass ws -
in.eoos. "a s sscspt he Eriale, and his body eang
coSSeEsd With sorex Ais coudtaor - Msnu1l
70 behold Thee sosss naS se, aS eSse9a h az
49, Are Wituesses 70 tbls remarkable cure, end
he doubsinG ones are requesssd 70 CAL " "h@
NE, or any 0fny nelsH%sGs a srErHxxsox.
winchesss. P. O.. Union Co, NC.
Noslos, n. C.. OF n lsr.
TIE Porrxs DRue ASD CzEHicAL Co:
Gnstlemsn.-Mr. VIM. g ssepesnson; q sn "
eOunS ~, ana shoW IN What Cusicufa keUeoto
- an,s Tn hin. This 70 the case referred 70
In our letter 70 you tome ume ~ AZ
the how now. one would suppose thas mere nad
never been anything the matter win him
ne,es ~ he an Serfcs health. We have written
.Nd hsrsvith iaclose what his fhther hsa N ~
about the matter.-uree ju n,,,v ~ onsicnrs
psssosis. and hear nothing bus prsises Or then
" ,sssrd the Culicurs remedies The bcse IN The
msrkeS and shali do al wc can 70 pfomoee snsn
ala four' T sSTEkpHrxs q sRUNER
DruSgisss and Pharmacists
cur,cusA, the great skim Cure, ana CuficunA
soIr nrepsred fron it, externally, ana Crn'
cuRL kxsoLyKNr, the new BLOOD ronca, ":
ssynaIly' Are q positive cure for even mfm o.
sStn and blood disease, non pimpiea 70 scrocniA
Sold everywhere rrice, curIcynA, SOC; soaI.
Sc RssoLyKsr, 81. Prepared oI me rorr"
nara AM CHHNicAi Co., BosfoN. nnA
SS-Scud for slow 10 cure skin Dfseasee. u
nss,s, SO Illustrations and 100 tesdtmoniah
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-08-26

Sold everywhere. frice, crrIcynA. ooc;; son.
Sc RrsoLvKsr, 81. Prepared bI the foHn
DRUG AMI CHEMICAL Co., BOSTON, nn. /. q,
80 RI iilndrstious, and 100 tesfimoniak
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-08-26
No. l,OO7.-Hour Glass.

Ny first you will see in week,
Ny ttcond you'll fluid In day,
Ny third will be sought for an hour,
Nv fourth can be seen right away,
Ny mn comes each morning and eve.
NY sirih Is not seen once year,
Sy stUtnia the time marks at noon,
Ny Irhoic when the weather Is clear. Is.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-08-26
there is nothing between You and that

"shere is nothing between You and that
man now"
She turned round with an ashen face,
but with proud look in her clear eyes.
'You are wrong" she answered, WITH a
touch of scorn in her voice. II love aim
more than I did before" Then, before
her father could stop her, she placed her
arms round her lovers neck, and kissed
him wildly on the cheek.
my darling" she said, with tears
streaming down her white cheeks, what
ever the world may cay, you ere always
dearest of all to me-"
Brian kissed her passiouately, and then
moved away, while Madge fell down at her
fathers ieet in dead faint.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-08-26
NoSroa, n. C.. OF y lss7.
sTkPHENs a BRUNRR,
Drurrisss and PhAxmactstA

cur,cusA, the great skim Cure. and CuficulA
soar prepared nom H. ex' S,ad i ma YIN n.
ss,ns,lv. are 4 positive cure for even form OF
IAN and HOOD disease, non pimplea 70 scfocuh
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-08-26
WEST VIRGINIA MAP.
WEST VIRGINIA PRINTING Co,
Blank Books
shipping eooksI
Check Books

Ne KD0zBfn Blank Book MsnaAns1sy -
Btnday Sths nca osap3s1s - ~ ns1D ~
wssk sxseutsd Win fheflii1 "a nea1saA %
laD solicited.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-08-26


her in logged kind Of way, and Gallon
stared grimly at them both.
'sLook here" said he al length, to
Brian, in an angry voice: 'if you want my
opinion Of your conduct, think you're an
internal scoundrel-beggisg your pardon,
my dear, for the expression. Here is this
noble girl, who loves You with her whole
heart, and il ready to sacrifice everything
for your sake, comes to implore. You TO
save your life. and you coolly turn round
and acknowledge that you love another
woman"
Brian lifted his head hsughtily, and his
face flushed.
''You are wrong" be said, turning
round sharply; ''there Il the woman for
whose sake keep silence" and rising mp
from his bed, be pointed to Madge, - she
sobbed bitterly On it."
She lifted up her haggared face with an
air of surprise.
''For my saker' she cried, in . startled
voice. TO-, r
"Oh, he's mad. /" said Gallon, struggling
his shoulders; 81 will put in defense Of
insanity"
'tNo, ] am not mad, !" cried Fitzgerald,
wildly, Is he caught Msdge in his arms
my darlinsl Ny darling! II 10 for your
FAKE that ] keep silence, and viii do %
though my life pays the penalty. Icould
tell you where ] was ca that night and
save myself; bat il did, ron would learn
Q secret which would curse your LIE, and
dare not-I dare not"
Msdge looked mp into his face with q
pitiful emile a. her tears fell fast.
Dearest she said, softly, 30 not
think of me, but only Of yourself; better
that should endure misery than that you
should die. do not know what the secret
can be, hat If the telling Of 1t viii save
your life. do not hesitate. "See,p she
cried, falling On her knees. II am at your
feet-I implore you BY all the love you
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-08-26

"You say you did not come back and
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-08-26
SPHINX KNOTS.

Auycommmicstion fnr this department should
ne addressed to K r CaADBouRS. Lewistown. No
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-12-09
IngersOll and the Stage.

The stage and its influence have en-
gagged the attention of Bob Ingersoll,
and here is how he delivers himself:
The stage has amused and instructed
the word. 1t has added to the happi-
ness of mankind. 1t is in partnership
with all there is OF beauty, of poetry
and expression. It goes hand in hand
with music, with painting, with sculp-
ture, with oratory, with philosophy and
history. The stage has humor; it alb
hors stupidity; it despises hypocrisy;
it hold up to laughter the peculiarities,
the idiosyncracies and the little insan-
tiles of mankind; it thrusts the spear
of ridicule through the shield of pre-
tense; it laughs at the lugubrious, and
it has ever taught. and will, in all prob
ability, forever teach, that a man is
more than title, and that human love
laughs at all barriers, at all the preju-
dices of society and caste that tend to
keep apart two loving hearts,"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-12-09
RH SUNDAY a-IXTEEN PAGES
TUMBLING TO THE FACTS.
Idaho People Awakening to the
Real State of Affairs.

Murray, Idaho, Sun: "The Salt Lake
Tribune of November 20, which acted the
part of political assassin during the
campaign, is out in a violent leader
against the Mormons in Idaho who
deserted their church for the purpose
of voting and declares that the dream
of Statehood has passed away from
Idaho for certainly five years to come.
The Mormons are fanatics by reason of
their rsligion, but the Salt Lake Tribune
is both bigoted and fanatical from
choice. Unfortunately there are few
Republicans in Idaho who do not
sneeZe when the great Tribune blows its
nose. Having assumed dictatorship of
Idaho, the Tribune has made abject
slaves Of the majority of the people of
the Territory, and it is now subject of
serious consideration as 70 which is the
curse to the "Gem of the Mountains"
the Mormon Church or the Salt Lake
Tribune The predictions that the
dreams of Statehood have passed away
from Idaho is a natural result Of the
Dubois Tribune teachings. We have
expected just such a declaration and
we look for worse. We look for state
of affairs in this Territory under the
Dubois Tribune regime equivalent to
that in Utah-perpetual turbulence,
violent agitation, bitter feuds and
legislative wrangles-to the exclusion
of subjects for the material welfare of
the majority of the people. Those who
have lived in Utah well know what
religious controversy means between
fanatics one side and bigots on the
other. The Salt Lake Tribune is foist-
ing similar state of affairs in Idaho,
and it is encouraged byiFred T. Dubois.
The dreams of Statehood for Idaho,
they say. have passed away. Bring on
the chains to bind the people in
slavery F"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-12-09

once
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-12-09
Ruoklen's Arn1ca saIve.

The Best sslve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, letter, Chapped Hands,
Chilblains Corns, and all Skin Erup-
tons, and positively cures Piles, or no
pay required. It is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction, or money refunded.
Price Is cents box. For sale bv 4 G,
Smith d %.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-12-09

PEOPLE with thin heads of air should
use Rall's vegetable Sicilian Heir Re-
newer to make the hair grow out thick,
healthy and strong. !
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-12-09

PRIME Beef, Veal. Pork, Lamb and
Mutton from the best diaries and ranches
in the Territory, at F. J. Mays, 81 E.
First South.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-10-04
The Americans Beat All Dancing.
From the Philadelphia Record.


Americans are the best dancers in the
world" said Prof. Solomon Asher, the well
known dancing master, yesterday, who ar
rived home on Friday from a trip to Europe
The professor is more enthusiastic than ever
about the merits of his own country and
fellow countrymen. II visited the princi-
pal dancing schools in Vienna, Paris, and
London he said yesterday. "Why, when /
danced at Wiesbaden the whole company
stopped after round or two just to watch
me. You see, reversed, and they cannot
do that over there.
when l asked them why they did not
reverse, they said they did not like that kind
of da cling, but the truth was they did not
know how to. They have just got the
American glide over there, and Paris and
London are wild over it. When l was in
Paris number of ladies waited on me and
asked me to form a class and teach Ameri
can dancing, but l had to decline. They
made lion of me wherever went, and
had splendid time. l visited Bremen,
Berlin, Vienna, Leipsic, Dresden. Wiesba-
den, Frankfort, Mayence, Paris, London,
Edinburgh and Glasgow. Paris o, that's
grand city, and so are Vienna and Berlin.
There was really nothing new in the
way of dancing. | found that everywhere
they looked to the Americans as the best
dancers. When any American dances they
say, 'Ah, there is dancing for you; we can
do nothing like that We are ahead of
them IN everything, dancing and all, and /
returned better satisfied with my country
than ever. They are all trying to get Ameri-
canized over there, and saw signs of
American drinks and all sorts of American
things everywhere"
The professor came to the conclusion
from his observations that Americans are
the most polite and gallant people in the
world, and that this country can give
points to Europe on pretty much everything
except ruined castles, picture galleries,
museums and cathedrals. The fashionable
dances in Philadelphia this winter, he said,
would be the York, which has been popu-
lar at Bar Harbor, the glide polka and the
pIida
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-10-04
A PROCLAMATION

On account of the prevalence of yellow fever
at various points ia the State Of Florida. and
for the purpose of protecting the people of Sa-
vannah theref ON, a rigid quarantine Is now
hereby declared against the city of JACKSON
vile and against all 9th r. places and districts
in the State of Florida infected with yellow
fever
No persons, baggage cars, boats vessels.
freights or packages OF any kind from Jackson
vile, or any other infected places In the State
Of Florida, will be allowed to enter the city of
Sava nah.
No mails from said places unless and until
disinfected under regulations from the United
States postal authorities, will be allowed to en-
ter Savannah.
This quarantine will continue in force until
further notice.
The officers, agents I'D I'll persons in charge
Of railroads. steaiDboa.a. express companies
and other means OF pnhl.c conveyance, are re-
guested to assist in enforcing this quar- antine
Given under my hand and official ST mature aud
seal OF said city, at the city Of Savannah in
Georgia, this tenth day of August, eighteen
hundred and lightweight.
lsEAL.l RUFUS Z. LESTER,
Mayor.
Attest: FRANK K REBARER.
Clerk of Council
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-10-04
OFFICIAL NOTICE OF aUAAANTINE.
BOARD OF sAsITARY COMMISSIONERS, |

DOAltD OF SANITARY COMMISSIONERS.
SAVANNAH, GA, Aug. II. 1888. (
In view or the prevalence of yellow fever In
Fast and South Florida the want of proper quar-
antine restrictions in said portions OF
the State and the great danger of the
spread of the disease westward unless prompt
and efficient measures be instituted to prevent
its doing so. the board OF sanitary commission
ers OF the city OF Savannah with q view 10 the
prevention Of the introduction OF the DISEASE
in our midst, announce that all passengers do
string to com TO this city from any an all
points in Flor dl south and east OF the Line
drawn from Ce ar Keys to Fernandina via
Gainesville shall present satisfactory evidence
that they hnv n been ia any part Of tue ter
ritory above specified within ten days previous,
and tnat their baggage shall have undergone
Thorough funigation and disnfection under tho
direction Of ofiiclas of the United States
marine hospital service. rigid examination
of all aims bearing passengers to this city will
be made regularly aud all persons desiring TO
come to this city ars hereby warned that salts
factory evidence must be- presented TO the
health authorities that they have not been ex-
posed TO any part OF the territory above cited
before being allowed to enter the CITY, or hav-
ing been in the locality above mentioned, thar
they have complied with the above regulations.
No freight from any portion OF TIE territory
above cited will be permitted TO ne brought to
the city except by special per INV OF che boari
of sanitary commissioners, under such restric-
tons as may be deemed ny them necessary for
the preservation of the pup.,ic neaita;
SAVANNAH. GA, Aug IL, 1888
The foregoing is published and will be en-
forced as tbs orders Of the city of Savannah.
- RUFUS f. LESTER. Mayor.
Clerk of Council.