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Evening journal., 1889-04-10
A LITTLE SECRET EXPOSED.
No Longer Considered a
..Jay', Town.

Wilmington No Longer Considered a
Jay Town.
There was once a time, and that not
bng ago, when people would term this
/ Ity an overgrown Jay" town, but that
me has passed and gone Before that
seriod when a man or boy was actually in
iced of good fashionable made suit of
Iothes he was Obliged TO GO to Phila
Selphia or Baltimore, but now all that's s
OF necessary. All you have to do is to
sisit the famous Economy Clothing Hall,
Fo. 406 Market street, and you can pro
/ sure the very best of cloth in thousands
II beautiful patterns, cut in the nobbiest
Eyles, at y per cent. above manufac-
surers' prices.
For instance gentlemans business
! nit of clothes that cost ten dollars to
purchase from manufacturers, when it
Eeaches the retailer As per cent. is added
y that cost, and when that suit is
sHered to the custom by the salesman it
#lust bring Sl4 80, but if you purchase
I at the Economy tHall, where the ever
Sopular small system profit is in opera
Son, you only pay u per cent. profit, and
4 hat very ga 80 suit you can buy for
S10. 75 The only difference is where
Hhese big profit dealers sell suitsltwo Fell
elmer sells eleven, and Thereby makes
customer after customer by that honest
system.
The secret of that gentleman's popular
Sty and success is this: He has no two
artners and high price subordinates to
divide the profits with, but with the as
distance Of J. Warren Bullen and Morris
!. Moses as salesmen, fall the sales are
accomplished by the above ssmall profit
8vstem
Evening journal., 1889-04-10
KENNARDM1CO.

We have had alarge sale Of Iamburgs,
and going over them to-day we find quite an
accumulation of Remnants and Odd Pieces
we do not want around, and in order to sell
them out quickly have marked them almost
half price.
Hamburgs that were SC. now down to
&c. per yard; that were Sc now Sc; that
were Zoe. now &C.; were 12c. now Sc; were
15c now 10c.; and SO on up.
Those ladies who have had our Ham
burgs know what fine quality they are
Those who have not had them can now avail
themselves of this sale to lay in some Fine
Goods at low prices.
Evening journal., 1889-04-10
A FATAL FALL.
willie willis Fell and Died-Death of Cor
nelius j. Hall of Milford.

neiiuS J. HAN OF Milford.
|peciaT correspondence EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER, April 10-Willie Willis, a 49,
|ear-old son Of William H. Willis Of this
|Dwn. fell from horse last evening and
truck his head, inficting injuries from
shich he died about S 80 p. m.
Cornelius ]. Hall died at 80 last
light at his home in Milford. The de-
based WAS one of the most prominent
5nd respected citizens of Kent county.
BE was born in Baltimore hundred, Sus
|ex county, fifty-two years ago. About
thirty years ago he removed to Milford
md engaged in the mercantile pursuits
zpr number of years successfully. In
SSS7 he was elected to represent Milford
undred in the House of Representatives
D. well did he represent his constituents
nat they returned him in 1879. He was
sppointed clerk of the peace of Kent
zbunty by Governor Hail in 1882, and his
We years term in that Office won for him
De reputation of having filed the Office
Charles H. Maull, member of the Leg
Stature from Lewes and Rehoboth hun
zreds, has been appointed special agent
zf the General Land Office Mr.. Maull is
II years of age He was postmaster at
Hewes during the latter part of the ad-
linistration of President Arthur, pre-
Sious to which he was a marine reporter
II Lewes for the Philadelphia Maritime
xchange He was a delegate to the
I lst Republican National Convention.
bit er than it had been for years He
Ssaves a wife and two children, one sor
II present attending the University of
4 #irginia.
& His wife was the youngest daughter ol
#ne late William Tharp.
Evening journal., 1889-04-10
Upholstery Goods.

We are through with reduced
Ottoman Curtains for the present.
1t taught us the old lesson over
again that there are always buyers
for goods when they are known to
be cheap. To-day we offer one lot
Of all tapped \ ottingham Curtains at
S1.0O per pair, worth $l.35. Only
enough Of them for one DAYS sales.
We think we have the best Window
and Door Poles in the market for 25c.
each, complete-Ash, Cherry, Wal
nut and Ebony. If you want them
Brass Trimmed they cost but a triae
more. Do you want a Table Cover?
If so, look at ours. We have very
handsome line in Chinelle, Plush,
Felt and Tapestry. We have just
opened the prettiest GA Cover for
81 90 that we have yet seen. They
sell very fast. Cretonnes in all
colors, from 10c. to 20c. per yard.
For Furniture we have all the new
coverings. We send our upholsterer
and estimate cost for any work
needed and guarantee satisfaction.
Have you seen the new effects in
China Silks and Fringes? The trade
in these goods has been very brisk.
The line is again complete, even bet
ter than ever before.
We solicit your careful inspection
Of our goods and their prices.
Evening journal., 1889-04-10
Meatner.

Delaware and Maryland, a. IN.
fair to partly cloudy weather will pre-
|ail, with fresh to light variable winds,
|oilowed by rain.
The New York Herald forecasts: A
torn is advancing from Colorado east
hardly. A slight depression, now in
Iouthern Virginia, will probably move
asst toward the Chesapeake bay, and may
Ievelope considerable storm energy on
|he ocean, off the Middle Atlantic coast.
Temperature rose in the United States
yesterday; the chief minimum reported
|Fas % degrees, at Mortified, vi; the
thief maximum 7S, at Shreveport. In
shis city and suburban districts to day,
aair weather will probably prevail, SLIGHT
thermal changes and fresh
sorthwesterly winds, shifting to
sortheasterly and followed to-
hight by cl0udiness partly cloudy weather
will prevail. On Thursday, in this city
/ nd section and in New England, partly
sloudy weather will prevail. with slight
shermal changes and variable winds, fol
Howed by rain in this section, and on
Friday partly cloudy, warmer weather in
both sections, followed by rain. South
8ound steamers now leaving this port
bay encounter cyclonic winds south OF
cape May European steamers now sail
BIC viii probably avoid much fog by
rossing 90 degrees west, south Of Al de
#rees north.
Baynards thermometer, a. m. 80
a. M, 60; Il a. m, n; p. m, 79t.
Evening journal., 1889-04-10
LAST EDITION
ON EIRE AZ EuLL SPEED.
Burning of Pullman Sleeper on tho
Southern East Wall.

Burning of Pullman Sleeper on the
Southern Fast Mail.
About the time train No. ~, on the p,
Nv. & B. r. R., the southern fast mail,
|outhbound, leaving Wilmington at Oh
!. m. reached Principle. Md, this morn
1ng, fire was discovered in the front end
4 the Boston and Washington through
Pullman sleeping car "Cadmus.
In very few minutes the speed OF the
/ rain caused the fire to spread through
he car, so filing it with smoke that
] he few passengers it contained had dif-
sculty in escaping uninjured into the
sther cars. The car was about the third
n the train and the fire caused great eX-
Element among the passengers.
u The train was run at full speed to
berryville. two miles further on, and
Ihen the burning car was side tracked
md flooded with water, extinguishng
khe fire. The fire was caused
Sy defective heater The car was
2ompletely gutted, every window broken
] nd the roof partly burned off. None of
Bhe passengers were injured. One left an
zvercoat and hat in the car in his haste
4 escape. The train proceed after some
&eiav
Evening journal., 1889-04-10
CHILDREN'O DEPARTMENT.

In this department you will find
everything for Children and Infants.
Our line of Infants Cloaks are
handsome; we have them made of
Cashmere as low as $500 each, and
up as high as $1,000. Each and
every style is cheap at the prices we
offer them. Handsome embroidered
garments for SO, 81 and So each.
Infants Robes, Infants Slips, Chill
dren's Dresses, Children's Skirts,
Infants Skirts, a large variety and
prices to suit every one.
Children's Lace Caps from 25c. to
SO. 90 each. The new Lord Fauntle-
roy Hats for Children are very popu-
lar with ms, and are selling readily.
Evening journal., 1889-04-10
Swiss FIouncings.

A selection of GO different de-
signs in the new Irish point effects.
Tucking and corded patterns. Our
line this season is better and larger
than ever before, and our prices are
low. We buy our goods from st.
Gall manufacturers and can sell you
at wholesale prices.
Evening journal., 1889-04-10
Lace FIouncing.

We bought our Flouncings from
the importer direct and our prices
are low. Chantilly Laces, AZ inches
wide, well made and embroidered,
only 81 .25 a yard; beautiful goods
for $3.50, $1.75, $500 and $3.50
yard.
Evening journal., 1889-04-10
NTuniclpaI Court.

AT the City Court this morning the
following list of drunks were fined 81
ind costs each: Alexander Cloud, Charles
Jefferson, Daniel Patton, Conrad Lynch
IND William Palmer. Patrick Grany,
Irunk, and giving the officer who ar
Iested him a great deal of trouble, was
sned 81 and costs
William Stradley was charged with
committing an assault and battery on
Thomas Oxford, a eolored man from
jamaica, but as a witness was not pres
/ mt the case was continued until this
evening.
William Mckinley and Charles Duffy.
] zwo boys arrested as vagrants and corner
|oungers were discharged.
Evening journal., 1889-04-10
Militia order.

Adiutant- General Richard R Kenny
as communicated with Colonel Marshall
|rdering that ali commanders of the
bilitia viii turn into Sergeant Chaytor
III ordnance and quartermaster stores not
b actual use. When in need of any
1rticles the company commanders viii
bake requisition on Quartermaster Chey-
|o- E. lie lame.
Evening journal., 1889-04-10
HOUSE TUESDAY AFTERNOON.
House reassembled at 3.15 D. m.

House reaSsembled at 3. 10 p. m.
The speaker appointed Messrs. Arm
strong, Brockson, w. E. Davis, Maull
and Sackett House members of the joint
committee on settlement of counsel fees
III the bank stock suits
Introduced: By Mr.. Morgan, to trans
for farm to district. Go. Sussex; by Mr..
Armstrong, TO incorporate the Delaware
Land and Improvement Company; by Mr..
DOwnham, in relation to the Frankford
school districts; by Mr.. Maull, to amend
section 3, chapter 159. volume 10; by Mr..
Wallace, TO incorporate the Seaford
Building and Loan Association; by Mr.
Lodge, for relief of district g. New Castle
county; Senate bill for employment OF
convicts in repairing roads.
Read and referred: House bills TO in
corporate Lafayette Lodge. X. of p. for
a new road in Milford hundred; to amend
the charter of Frederick; to provide for a
uniform and lower poll tax; Senate bill
amendatory of the charter Of Whining
ton; House bills supplementary to the
liquor laws.
Passed. Senate bill to exempt Cherry
Island marsh from taxation with amend
ment); House bill to amend chapter, l2l
volume Is; Senate bills to prevent the
Disagreement of public and private prop
erty; to divorce Margaret j. and Edwin
Humphries; with reference to Bethe
bridge; House bills for a new road il
Mispillion hundred. for the appointment
of an additional constable for New Castle
county.
Adjourned to 10 a. m. tomorrow.
Evening journal., 1889-04-10
Our sales Of
DRESS GOODS

In the last week have been far beyond
our expectations, but no wonder; we
have nice, new and desirable goods
at prices to suit the many. Here
you will find everything desirable.
Plain Dress Goods, Plaids, Stripes,
Novelties, Silks in Black, Colored
and Fancies.
Evening journal., 1889-04-10
wnminxton clear,n9 aon.,.

The exchanges of the Wilmington banks
at the clearing house to-day were: Clear
Les, .---, ~. ~ ~-~ance-. y. --- 90.
Evening journal., 1889-04-10

The chiefs Of Minnehaha Tribe, No. %
o. -,~w@-E, Ter- raised las. r'ght.
Evening journal., 1889-04-10
prRIrY oF ELEcTIoNs.

Senator Dorman is after them and he
introduced a bill to day that will secure
them if anything will. 1t in many res
poets resembles the Australian Ballot
law.
Section / requires that all tickets
voted any election in the state shall be Of
the same size and quality of paper but of
different colors. The secretary Of state
is to be furnished within twenty days
before an election with the names of the
candidates to be voted for bv each OF the
two principle parties of the state. In
case any other ticket is in the field It
must come recommended by one hundred
! voters, The color " ticket - - ~ &c
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lIEIIAIRE.
All Sorts Of Local News aud Gossip from
Tim GlnNA CIiY,

All Sorts Of Local News aud Gossip from
thu GlaM city.
Ell Ford has gone to Clinton, Mass.
win Milligan Is home from MunClc, Ind.
Thomas Crawford has moved to Empire, o,
]. IsoubcE and family have moved to sardis'
Charles Sails was arrested for wife hCaunSycs
leTlAy.
Nils ANN FarIS leaves on the Andes tonight
'Or several weeks visit at Cincinnati.
The Turner'S fair and ball last night was do
rldcd success, and everybody was vol pleased
There are l1ur PERSONS IN one family, named
BrIlle, down with the fever IN the Fist ward,
Mn. George H,Iuiggins, ST., In stepping out Of
her door twisted her foot, breaking tho ankle
bone,
quite number OF I!cIa!rc folks VIII 50 70
Washington, lar ~ the commencement tI
gIClSgs,
Preliminary surveys are being made for pipe
line from Glencoe 10 BrllULrr by Capt, Newton
aud u corps Of engineers
Billy lrldCnsten severed IN nrtcrywith pal
OF lee tOugS. Plenty vi blood flowed, but hu Il
still good for several days more.
Mr.. Ice EIsIcr and Miss Annie Lilly were mar
rlcd at the brides home nj NnllOum sunday
They will 80 to housekeeping here Immediately
The funeral Of Mrs. Il, ], Gerard who died In
Chicago saturday, took place from the Residence
OF Miss NGnR Gerard, on Gravel Hill, yesterday
at 2O'ClOck.
Some one ought to stNTlH subscription for iht
repair Oi the wonderful Fourth ward spTing. !!
WIN only take u few dollars to make II splendid
spring out Of It aud make stronger stream,
Miss llarharl Adams fell from flight Of stair,
on upper Gravel Hill md was bnlly hurt. Sht
was picked up unconscious, but lust night slI(
was better aud gu u lair way To recovery Slit
! fu1l nl
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When winters reign is over We have
the spring rain.


Ulcers, sores, pImplCs, itch, salt rhCum, etc
are evidences Of contagious blood disease. 1t Il
manItCstly duty to eradicate blood poison from
the system byausc Of D. u. u. botanic Blood
Balm, thus enabling the sore places to heal, and
thereby removing all possibility OF other mem
bcrs Of the mmIly becoming likewise afflicted
send to Blood Balm Co., Atlanta, Ga, for book
that will convince.
J. II, OUTLAW, Mt, Olive, ~ c., writes; a had
running sores on my shoulders and arms. one
bottle u. w. y. cured me entirely"
l.. johnson, Belmont Station Miss. writes
az. Il. u. haS worked on me like Clarm. Ny
head nnl body Eus covered with sores. aud my
hair came out, but Il, u. u. healed me Quicklv.'
". J. Kinniu, IlutChens, Texas, writes: "B
d. u. has cured my wife ui Il large ulcer on her
lex thnt docIORuid all other medicine could not
cure"
N. J. ROsSmRn, prominent merchant Of
Greensboro GG., writes. 81 know OfECvrrl Cnscl
Of blood disease speedily cured By H. d. Il. Two
bottles cured q lady Of ugly GrOiulOus Skiu
sores"
". c. BlrChmorC 4 Co., Mickey, Ga. write: an
B. u. III curing Mr. ROht. Wurh Of blood poison
CHcrtGd one OF most wonderful cures that ever
CAlnC to our knowledge"
Logan Drug Co., wholesale agents. II
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was on hands with plan that instantly
unrayslled the knot and guarantees
clear sailing,
1t may be granted that Governor Bea'
yer was slow to act, but when he dld 1t
was an action worthy Of the Governor
of the great State Of Pennsylvania. Here
is one Of the things he didp-ss ch1on''
cled in the newspaper reports
"The Governor said all the necessary
money could be raised. There were 200
men who would become responsible Tor
S. 600 each ; that he could give his bond
to the State Treasurer ior$ 100000 with
those 200 men as bondsmen and the
State Treasurer would then pay out the
81 ,OOO, 600 for the necessary work. When
the Legislature met the money with
drawn from the Treasury could be ap'
propriated. He said that the money
already subscribed should be used ell
tirely for the relief OF the sufferers AM
the money from the State Treasurer fol
restoring the vicinity to itscondition be
fore the flood. All debts already con
tracted for the removal OF debris SHOULD
be paid, but all money paid out for thi'
purpose from the relief fund shall be re
funded, so that every ceRtsubscribed fol
relief oithe stricken people shall be use(
for that purpose alone"
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The divorce suit Ex-senator Sabin has
brought against his wife possesses
novel feature, and considering the high
standing OF the parties in Washington
society, 1t lisa very startling one. Both
Senator sabin and his wife have alwayt
been looked upon as a model couple and
were noted for their hospitality. They
were leaders in society, and their re-
Ceptions and dinners were among the
features Of high life in Washington. II
Is not surprising, therefore, that society
at the Capital is inexpressibly shocked
when the Senator files a charge Of habit.
ual drunkenness against his wife and
asks for a separation from her on that
account.
II Is possible that Mrs. sabin Is the
victim Of an appetite for strong drink
acquired in the high circles In which
she was shining figure, or At her own
suinptuouS table. Her case Is not the
only one TO bG found In TINT same Circle
Of upper tendon, II Is fortunate for
the country that Ono.lalf tile truth has
never been told. II Ia rarely that the
common people, Of tho outside world
havea glimpse Of tho inner life Of The
very exclusive set who hold themselves
80 high above them, md when they dc
gel peep 1t Is generally at phase
which is calculated to make tllOln bcttoi
satisfied with their own lot In life.
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500 Howard. 500.

Tho readers Of tho lSrElLldENCER will
DO pleased 10 learn that thGrG Is at ORst
ono dreaded disease tlatsGOnC0 has been
able 10 cure In all its stages, and that Id
Catatrh. Halls Catarrh Cure ID tho
only positive euro now known TO tho
medical fraternity. Calarrh being a
constitutional disease, requires u C0nBtl.
tutlOnal treatment. llall'B Catafth Cure
la taken informally, acting directly upon
tho blood and muCus surfaces Of tho ByB.
tom, thereby destroying tho Foundation
Of tho disease, and giving tho patient
strength, Ivy building up tho C6nsiiiu.
ton and ABSisllng nature In doing la
work. The prOprlctOra have 40 much
faith In liz curative powers, TINT ilIuy
offer Ono Hundred Dollars for any Cago
TINT II fails 10 euro. Send for liSL Of lGH.
tlmOnlAlB. Address,
,, EJ. CnESEY, Toledo, o,
Sold by DfugRlsIs, Zoe, IAN
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A NUMBER OF citizens propose to ap-
pear before the Board OF Commissioners
this morning to urge upon it the propri-
ETY. OF more liberal appropriation mai
of the project looking to the sinking OF
several test wells in this vicinity for gas
and oil. The general feeling seems to
be that this is tho only practical way OF
securing IN adequate amount for expert
ments in this direction, as otherwise the
money needed is not likely to be raised.
Tho common expression is that these
experiments are for the good Of the
whole community, and II successful will
result in benefit to everybody, and there
fore the people generally should par
tiCipate in the expense.
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There isa Rrmer feeling in the iron
market and disposition to make CON
tracts at present prices on the ground
that changes will probably be in an up'
ward direction. Tho reaction is saidto
be stimulated by the great inquiry IoT
structural irons OF all kinds consequent
on the disasters ut Johnstown and Seat
tie. 1t will take great deal OF iron in
ono shape and another to rebuild those
places.
Late Philadelphia advices report d
much llrmor feeling among holders oil
iron and an advance generally alonl
the line Of iron and steel goods. This
improved feeling was noticeable here
in Wheeling yesterday in increased in
quiries for prices.
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GRAFTON NOTES.
Decoration otOdd Fellow Graves Johns
r 3 town Relief Meeting, 81,
g,,etai Uirpaiek h ne IntIigacT.

spseis. Dispa,eA n no Iatli0acq.
GHAFroS, W. Va, June lO.-Tbe an
.uual decoration Of Odd Fellows graves
in this city took place Saturday after
noon in the presence OF multitude oil
people. The procession, consisting OF
The two Grafton lodges and a number oil
lodges IRON neighboring towns, in full
regalia and carrying lovely boquets, LEFT
Odd Fellows Hall about $50 for Blue
mont cemetery, marching 10 the music
OF the John ". Mason band, OF Elem
ington. AT the cemetery gates the pro-
cession was Joined by the Daughters OF
Rebecca, also in lull regalia and laden
with flowers Rev, i. +, Stout, Of Rock,
ford, delivered Rn eloquent memorial
address, after which the DECORATION took
place.
The mass meeting called by Mayor
Chambers at tho court house Saturday
night to raise funds Tor the Johnstown
sufferers, was SHINY attended. ]. NJ
Durbin, Esu,, was chosen treasurer to re-
ceiyc contributions, and tin meeting I'D
iourned to convene again at the Opera
House tonight when it is hoped to have
u larger crowd,
The chairman OF the guhernaIoria
contest committee was in town yester
day, engaging hoard for that body at tho
Central Hotel, They expect 10 arrive
here next Wednesday and go into aes
sion on Thursday,
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Trustee,s Sales.
TIRUSTEE'S SALE.

hlol EE > "a LIZ
By virtue oi u ure! Of Trust made by +, "
Ritter and MARY Ritter hts Wlic, ~ II. H. Fct'
gusuu Us trustee, dated August =, ISL anu re-
corded in the Office OF the CLERK OF the county
Court Of Ohio County, West NiRtui4 ~ Deed
Of Trust Book No. ~ page 10 amt also by viz
tue Of an order oi lhc'lituuit Court ~ this ONO
county, ", Va entered February Z, lsSh W
ChAucery Order R0OE No, II, iu.ioSW, VIII sell
NJ pubic auction. NJ the north door OF the Court
''''''' y" SATURDAY, JUNE $, 1859,
the following described property that !, to say
All the north third part Of lot numbttcl ninety
three 1851 on MnIEcl street, between lMrnly'
third aud Twenty fourth streets IN that part OF
the city Of Wheeling, ONO county Mtsl ~
gtuia, known ~ Centre wheeling, htluE lNu
third part aioIr,Ril Of lot uHmOcrd Ninety
three ,yii, on the gcurrul Plat Of the addition
| ~ said city known ~ Eoll aud tharliht hdul,
ton; the property hereby conveyed fronting =
feet on Market street AMI running hhvA ul Hh',
| form width from sAld street tue MI drplh OF
Aall lot, ugGlhCT with all aud singular the IN.
prOyemruts thereon, aud the hrtrdllAmrnls Ani
appuTlenauCGs thereto belonging being lRn
same property conveyed tuF.M, Ritter by Wush.
inRtOn Rumble and wife, by deed dated AuEWl
| |, iS7U, and OF record In the Recorders Office OF
kail county, IN Decd Hook No, ~, IHgg IL.
TERMS OF SALE-Ouc'halt cash, and tho resi-
due In two equal payments, purchaser executing
notes with approved security iuT the deferred
payments, payable NJ SiN ana twelve months
| from the date Of sale, with interest from lhlt
the title To be retained until The purrhnc
money be paid In mll-Or the purchaser may
NAY the whole or any portion 0i the purchase
money he may elect, In excess Of the one hGlI'
Il, i, DoNENER, Trustee,
". II. HALLER AurItOnrcr my9
The above sale Is adjourned until saturday,
| June 10, 1T the same hour aud llnrr.
jrlO Il, H. nuNENER, INNlSc
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1.-the scare about the impurity Of the
river water were to last forever it would
be well. Ii as great u proportion OF the
population OF Wheeling us is now taking
pains to secure healthful water were to
continue to do 30 throughout the SUM
mrr, the result would he perceptible in
u reduction Of the number OF cases Of
typhoid Jever.