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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-11-23

ColIlslon ustwssp ths Usnbria $50 iberia
NEW YoRk. Nov. -. Nv Tho Cunard
steamship Unlbria, which sailed from
New York for Liverpool % half-past Ten
o'clock Saturday morning, ran into ana
carried away the stern Of tbs Fabre Line
freight steamer Iberia, on Long Beach
at len minutes past one O'Clock IN tho
nfssrnoon. The Umbrinss collision bulk
head Wa partially crushed IN aboSe tho
water liue. The Iberia was RIM Ashore
ana her crew Of thirty men were taken
aboard the umbria. The Umbria, though
nor injuries are not serious, was brought
hack 70 her dock, where she arrived about
noon yesterday. The Iberia carried
cargo of fruit from the Persian 0uISI
which viii " total loss.
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-@Thcn Farmer Kent TOOK Of his hat
He said: = came TO-DAY
TO hear The porson talk Of Heaven.
Aad. hoply. show the way:
rBut the truest preacher have seen
Il this begxar. lean and gray.
How come with me: from this DAY fof1n
You are ny honorcd guest"
9he begRnr shrenk-the farmer satos
The Father knoweth best
= He iendcth you. He les1eth ma
He brought ~ al The way.
.Throneh paths o. sin. and DOUBT and pain,
70 this Thanksgiving Day.
THAT you might tench ne how % trusL
70 thank Him. and 70 pray
"A COY nook awaits for Jon
Beside ny ample hearth;
Aha. He never makes mistakeA
The Judge u Al the earth"
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me Story Of His thanksgiving
Rose How he won r
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The state Sup srlntsndent OF Mines -
q sAe mines, and says he 4 confident
that the disaster waS caused BY the dame
81 IN imperfect blast tyniting the coal
dust which On account Of the extreme
dryness " the miucs. q : great source %
danger. The minera however, severely
ccnsures che coal company for employ
Ing incompetent miners. thus endangers
igg the lives % al.
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- Why :''

Filter h2oridian Having seen an article in
your last issue headed Why Not" relative to
the prisoners now in Leon county JAIL and ask
ing why he twcniy or 1hllty prisoners now in
Jail are not brought ou' and worked HE road
In reply | VIII say, il the gentleman who
wrote the article will study common law IA little,
go liule tGrtner into Supreme Court reports,
or think little, he will find when a prisoner is
confined in Jail in default OF bond for the Circuit
Court he is not subj .ct 10 road or any other kind
Of forced work, ana there are but two prisoners
now in jail that have been convicted. / am and
have been for some time instructed by the
County Commissioners, when there four
prisoners subject to work, to employ guard
and put the n at work on The roads. l am, re-
spectlully, JOHN A. PEARCE.
Sheriff Leon county.
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VALUABLELAND FORSALE.

Nine hundred and sixty acres of land one and
halt miles east of Mt. Pleasant, Station on the
f. r & N. Railroad in Gadsden county.
Very healthy, good water in we'll and spring,
good stream of water running through the place.
good dwelling house with five rooms, with nice
furniture, three fire places, kitchen and dining
room conveniently arranged with stove and ali
cooking utensils, one fine extension table IN din
ing room. The land can be divided in four set.
Elements, well timbered, good range for stock.
produce corn cotton, Tobacco, sugar cane, &c,
DC. Also corn, fodder, oats, cane seed potatoes,
sugar mill and kettle, one wagon one buggy and
harness. one good horse eight years DID, two yoke
of oxen, forty or fifty head Of cattle. hogs, farm
ing utensils, &c, &c, and many other articles
useful on farm, too numerous to mention.
Come and examine for yourself and be salts
fed, and pay me .tioe thousand dollars l will
give you good titles and put you in possession.
Reason for selling have another place near River
junction. s. S. GILcHRIsT
December 11-1l4t Mt Pleasant, Fla
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The Admirers

or the product of l.W. Harper Dstiller, Nielsen
County, Kentucky are hereby informed that his
Whi>key is not sold promiscuousy over the
country but is placed only into The hands OF one
Respectable dealer in each place, whose name is
guarantee that the Whiskey is sold pure as it
comes from the Disllery. Messrs. julius Ball
& Bro, are the only authorized Agents for Tai
lahaSsee Fla.
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EnHxs.urattOsa Day.

Leon County Democratic Executive Commit
tee met in Tallahassee yesterday and arranged
for connexions barracks for All military com
panies who come 10 take part in HE Inauguration
of Governor Fleming
The committee is arranging program for the
occasion, which will include grand military
and civic parade and other attractive features.
1t is intended that the inauguration Of Gov
ernor Francis p. Fleming shall be one long 10
be remembered and it is desired that citizens
and soldiers from all parts OF the State attend IN
large numbers All, irrespective OF politics, are
cordially invited to come. Tallahassee will be
in gala-day dress and we will give all visitors a
hearty welcome.
General Lang has requested all The military
companies to attend, with as many men as pos
sbe, but has AS yet received replies from only
few The Rifles of Barlow, will bring about %
men Wilson's Battery OF Jacksonville, will
come; the Chpley Light Infantry of Pensacola
will be here with about "a men. The Plant City
Company is the only one far heard from that
cannot come. They were dsbanded during The
late epidemic.
Remember the day-Tuesday January S.h-
and come
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RIBERA PECAN NURSERY
Soft Shell PGcannuE One Year Old Trees !
Post Office Boo 4, Bagdo1, Eta. Bail
road Depot. Milton.
PRICE LIST

PRICE LIST:
turkey Egg" variety at one cent per nut. Other
varieties at % cents per pound, average about 60
nuts per pound.) One year old trees ut cents per
tree UNDER 100 trees: One hundred trees and over
at cents per tree $40 per thousand trees leverage
from TO IL inches high) Nuts and trees ready for
delivery from November First come. first servrd
Orders carefully packed and shipped as directed
transit charges to be paid by purchaser on receipt
OF order NO responsibility after shipment. Terms
cash with order, in Post-oficr Money Ordar nm
Milton, Fla, New York Exchange, or Registered
Letter Private checks OF stamps not received
December Is, 1888. ~
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We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for
any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by tax
ing Halls Catarrh Cure.
=. }. CHENEY Il CO., Props, Toledo, Q.
We, the undersigned, have known +. j.
Cheney for The last Is years, and believe him
perfectly honorable III all business transactions,
and financially able to cary out any Obligations
made by their finn.
West {. Traux, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo,
Ohio.
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin, Wholesale Drug
gisle, Toledo, Ohio.
f. H. Van EIoesen, Cashier, Toledo National
Bank Toledo, OHIO.
Hairs Catarrh Cure Is taken internally, acting
directly upon The blood aai muScus surfaces ci
the System. Price, .5c per 3".tc. SAID by all
Druggists Nov 271m
For Sale
An Eigh Horse Portable Engine, mounted
on wheels, in good working order Having re
placed it with larger one, will sell on easy
terms. Apply to JOHN BRADFORD,
Bradtorlvillc, Fla.
December f. 1sS9-10-u
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SEALED PROPOSALS.
OFFICE OF THE POSTMASTER,
TAIIAKIA9cEr EI, hao 1lth 1900

TALLAHASSEE, FLA. Dec. 1lth, 1888.
Sealed proposals will be received until II O'Clock,
noon, on the 3D. day Of January, 1899 for the sale
property suitable Tor site for the Public Building
authorized 10 be erected in your city. 4 corner
lot is preferred and the dimensions should be not
less than l4O feet by 100 feet; if lot,
the dimen sous should be- less than $50 feet b,
100 feet the 100 feet TO be street frontage. Build
ings on property selected to be retained and re-
movec by the owner. The Department reserves
the rht to reject any and all proposals. Proposals
shond be marked, " proposal tor The sale Of prop
erty for site for the PuDli: Building at Tllahas-
see, a., AMI .'r nd irs sgd III: Secretary of
the Treasury, and forwarded TO
Dee. Is, lSSS-3t. ID. W. GWYNN
Postmaster
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The name OF Zegler Brothers OF Philadelphia,
is tower of strength in the Shoe Business all
over The United States | have the exclusive
light to sell their shoes in Tallahassee, and al
ways keep full line of their shoes for ladies and
children. Come and see them.
1-tf w. II. WILSON
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.Martin-NiIsOn.

Mr. J. II. T. Martin OF Memphis, Tennessee,
and Miss Jennie Wilson, OF Tallahassee, were
joined in holy bonds Of wcdlocl At the residence
of the brides father Mr.. ". T. Wilson, at
o'clock last Wednesday morning, Rev. James
MEG. Richardson officiating, ami Miss Florre
Maxwell, OF Tallahassee, ana Mr. &. g Myers
Of Memphis, acting as attcndan,>. The m ,ir:age
was IA very quiet one owing to q recent death in
the family. The happy couple departed mme-
dately, on the 845 y. VI. t.4ln, Tor Thor future
home in Memphis.
Mr. Martin is prosperous business mtn Of
Memphis, being connected with the real estate
frn 0! Gilchrist & Martin, OF thu; ci;v, and also
large stock holder in The Memphis Dye Works
Miss Wilson was one Of Tallahtssac's faircst
daughters, and carries with her 10 her new home
the hearty congratulations nt her barge circle oi
friends, all of whom wish her long aud happy
life as Mrs. Martin.
Seed Potatoes
so barrels seed potatoes from Eastern New
York, choice variety, at
1921 G. w. SAXON & Cos
Call and See
Byrd Il Denham's mammoth stock Of fine
French Candies. 1921
Sterling. Silver Goods,
Just received, 1T MYERS & GoRMAN's
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Happiness depends very much on the:condi
ton of the liver and kidneys. The Ills Of life
make but little impression on those whose di
ge>lion is good You can regulate your liver and
kidneys with Dr. J. H. McLean's Liver and Kid
ncy Balm. 500 per bottle Nov G-3m
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The shoe R'rade ~ Speciality

| am now paying particular attention to the
Shoe Business. My stock is cery large, an,la my
shoes are made by The best manufacturers in the
United States. 1t will pay you to examine my
stock before purchasing your shoes.
7u W. r. WILSON.
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For Rent.

Awell arranged two-story residence. with ont
houses, fruits and flowers and excellent water :;
nicely locl ed Possession given January 1sr.
For terms, etc, apply at
10 FLoRIDIAN OFFICE.
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VI RS. Waitcs.

Having taken charg" Of the house known as tn
Whitaker House, is now prepared to accommo
date boarders. 7tf
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House and o on the northeast corner ofiCal-
hOun and Tennessee streets Tallahassee For full
information address CHAs MUNDEE,
Cor Second and Adams Streets
HIT jacksonville Fla
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Mr.. A. P. McCord yesterday arrived with a
carload of fine brood mares and work horses,
and a Car load Of good work mules. They are
at Kempers stables and will be sold cheap
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HAPPY CHRISTMASI

w. r. Wilson's Mammoth
Stock is now arranged for
Christmas Shopping, where
you can buy useful Presents
for all the family.
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The incest you ever saw. Cocoanut Rec
Pudding Cocoanut Tapioco Pudding. Only 10
cents each. All ready for use. AZ
1919. SAXON e Cos
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See our big FLoR!DIAN and T&ras Sytin
offer. Both for whole year for only 81 If
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For Rent p.

The residence lately occupied by DR.. e. L.
Mitchell. Apply to !. r. Bernard Il Son. 6 If
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Trunks! Trunks I!

l have large stock of Trunks which will b.
sold low tor cash. w. r. WILSON
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'A'o Rent.

Store 24xS0 feet, corner Monroe and Mozart,
streets, to rent. Apply TO
12-ti GEO. w. WALKER
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HAPPY CHRIST MAS !!

w. r. Wilson's Mammoth
Stock is now arranged for
Christmas Shopping, where
you can buy useful Presents
for all the family.
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Hats ! Hats ! Hats 4!

have large stock OF Hats which will sell
st very low prices. w. r. WILSON.
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Nice Line Of Fruits +!

Apples, Oranges &c, received fresh ever
week, al
11-2t GEO. DAMON & Sons.
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brunswick Hams

At Byrd & DcnaamS, from $10a pound dow1
II 2,
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The Racket Store

Has employed enough lady clerks to increase
their force to ten, and then can hardly wait upon
their many customers.
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USEFUL CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
GO TO w. r. WILSON,
AND BUY

\ Bro2dclolh dress ;or CHRISTMAS pr sent.
\ Tricot dress for Christmas present
\ Henrietta dress tnr 4 Cnri,tmls present.
An English Walking JACKIE tor Christmas
present.
Kid Gloves, AMI Embro larei and Fancy boz
der Handkerchiefs for Christmas presents.
Fancy China Silks and Pushes for table,
Mantle and Chair Scarfs for Christmas presents.
A Plush T able Cover for Christmas
present.
A Chenille Table Cover for Christmas pres
emit
\ Velour Table Cover for Christmas pres
cnt
Palasols and Fans for Christmas presents.
\ Smyrna Rug for Christmas present.
A Carpet for Christmas present.
Linen Napkins, Doilics and Table Cloths for
Christmas presents.
One half dozen Unlaundred Shirts for a
Christmas present.
One half dozen Laundricd Shirts for Christ
mas present.
One half dozen half Hose fora Christmas pres
ent.
One halt dozen Ladies Black clean and fast
Hose for Chrslma> present.
Silk Pocket EItndlcrchci> for "A Christmas
present.
And countless number OF other useful arti
Giles Tor Christmas Presents, You ought
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Want to give your friend a splendid Christmas
present, buy one Of those beautiful Marseiene
Bed Spreads, at
112t G. w. SAXON & Cos
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New lot just received at
11-2i GEO. DAMON & Sons
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Shirts for Men and BOYS.
Silver Dragees


1He Leon HIumDer Company
Are now daily receiving two and three car
loads of all sorts Of dressed and rough lumber.
which they sell at bed rock prices.
II If r. CAY, Manager.
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100000 IN Cash

prize three best Serial Stories of 60o0 words
each number OF The writers have announced their
intention to compete.
In addition the many other special features II is the
intention to publish tions OF THREE SERIAL
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IL i'll he therefore. that by subscribing The
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And Pulverized Sugar, at
1927 SAXON IL Cos
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Mince Meat

The best brands, at lowest prices, at
11-2t GEO. DAMON 81 Sons
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Candied ViOletS,
French Candies

Ana Rose Pe:al., al
1l-2 BYRD IL DENHAM's
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pig Tight, Mule High and Bull
StrOng''

StrOnS''
Mr.. b G. Thomas, Of brownsville, was in Tai
ahassee last week introducing the new EN-.
pre Farm Fence, the best, cheapest and most
substantial rail fence that we have ever seen.
He has erected sample panel at Roberts & Son g
stables, where anyone can see it and buy farm
or county rights. An cghty-acre farm can be
fenced at about $50 cheaper than by the Old
style worm fence, only about half as many rails
being required, and the old rails Of delapidated
fences Can be used in the new Go and see it,
Save Money,
BIZ having vnnr Christmas Cakes baked at Byrd
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PLUM PUDDING.

For your Christmas Dinner, at
RANDOLPH & Co.'S
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Royal Patent Flour
The best, at SLUssER's
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For tE,e Cake.

EOr the Nrnll Take,
Raisins, Citron, Currants, at
1927 SAXON Il Co.'S.
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TO GO To-
Ready-made Clothing.

Ready made Clothing.
| have a complete stock of Ready made Cloth
ing and will give bargains to all who want to
buy. w. r. WILSON.
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All Kinds of Dried Fruit.
Ready Wade Esuddiu.s.

For Fruit Cake, at III q BYRD & DENHA,
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so barrels seed potatoes from Eastern New
York, choice variety, at
12 81 G. w SAXON & Cos.
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DRS. STARKEY & PALENE
TREATMENT BY INHALATIoN

- The Compound Oxygen Treatment Drs. Starkgi
Paen. No 1875 Arch Street. Philadelphia. have bcehIz
for the last seventeen years is scientific adjustmd
the Clements OF Oxygen and Nitrogen nagnetissd n
the compouni il so condensed and made portable tEs
is sent all over the world.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-13

len HnL
lnha0Asl
FanllI ~
I've nulht1ti
Era, OaliH
h bT ialiHl
Daily Republican., 1888-09-13
The wage workers.

We are often net with the statement
that there is little, II y, difference in
wages here and In England, because 1t IL
said 1t costs so much less to live there.
Now it is It true that a man can live
cheaper in England than here If he will
set as good table there aud wear as
good clothing as our workers do. On the
contrary, this necessaries of life are
CHI aper here than either in England or
Germany. The skeptical are referred to
the respective prices current in each
country. But the universal testimony ia
that our workmen are so much better fed,
clothed, educated and cared for that there
is no comparison. As the No tn Ameri-
can puts 1t, "Has any freet trader aver
known our worklngmen TO flock to Eng
land or Germany to better their condi'
ton? Why does Great Britain send up
ward of fifty thousand OF her workiI G.
men and women to the United States
every yearl This would not happen were
it true that wages and living were better
there than here. Even q boy OF twelve
could reason so far as that. But the doc
trinAire never reasons. He alwaJ S
guesses at consulting which generally
proves false, aud then solemnly swears
that he guessed right. And these guessers
propose to teach US political economy p
Daily Republican., 1888-09-13
Voters of OhristIanA Hundred.


7 would ike to call your attention
and the Attsh tim OF the voleTs In Chris
tiAna Hundred to the domination cleo
ton for road mmissionsr In our hup.
dEed. By party law or courtesy each
district in the hundred IL entitled TO
one com missioner, and as the Western
district - represented by Mr.. KlAir and
the Southern by Mr. Finn, has Mt.
Betty right to run, he living in Wssi
Christians HundredP Aud In the event
Of his election said district will have
tvo members, while the Northern dis
triot will not be represented The writer
feels thst the only eligible candIdates
are Mr.. Law and Mr.. Hicks. The writer
has nothing Whatever against Mr. Betty.
but feels that the commissioner bHlopRE
to the Northern diatriot and should b.
contested for only by members OF said
district. Hoping you will give this
space In Your columns, remain I'D
ardent supporter Of the Republican
party and Its party rules. H.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-13
men and " omnn.a nonos.

Joints and muscles may escape tho ago
MIXING fortunes of rheumatism ii thel
will but ''tske time by the forelock, >
and annihilate the symptoms of oncom
ing trouble with the beuignant and high
ly sanctioned blood depurent and alter
native, Hos'eter Stomach Bitters Poi
sons moatly constitute the ordinary
means OF battling with this attrociou.
complaint. Avoid the risk of using
these by restoringto the safe as well al
effeetual anti-phlOgistic and preventive
After exposure to damp, through drari
and all other causes which encourage 9
rheumatic tendency, wineglassful O.
the bitters prevents Ill Effects. No surel
preventive of mRlarial ailments like
fever and ague, bilious remittent. dumt
ngue and a. ne cake exists, and 1t Is, be
sides, a most genial recuperator OF
strength exhausted by excessive, mental
or physical effort. Miners, mariners op
Gratives and others whose Ryocations in
yolVe laborious work In rough weather
out OF doors, or close application indoors
lind 1t inValuab G.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-13


Every few years, when tIisIe Is talk
Of yellow fever, somebody or other pa
radeB story of how General Bu.leF
saved New Orleans from o tfrribIa ViBi
tRtion by setting his soldiers TO clean
the streets Of this city. With no degiFe
to deprive even General Butler Of any
credit he mNy dessrvs-and We are
willing to accord due praise for the
sanitary measures alluded to-there IL
no IeaEon TO believe that his ACTS had
anything to do one way or the other
with the disease In question. It has
been AbundAntly established that gel
low fever 10 not ipdiRint rs to this latI.
tude, and II does not originate here
Stric. quarantine will keep IL out. and
has done so for years just previons to
and during General b ltIer's admins
trstion OF the city IL was strictly
blocksded against all shipping save the
navy. There was no comm unication
With any tropical ports OF other in.
fected places, consequently there was
no possibility Of introducing the dis.
ease. Subsequently, after the port hAA
been opened TO ommeroe, the fever was
brought in and worked fearful havoc
With the people aud upon the soldiers
stationed bere. The only successful
known meAne for preventing IN out.
break Of the pestilenoe ts by Htriot en-
olusion. Other measures OF sanitation
have only inferior value, possibly in
limiting the disease.