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The Opelousas courier., 1890-08-23
The Weight of the Whale.

Nilsson remarks that the weight of the
great Greenland or right whale is 100
tons, or 220, 600 pounds, equal to that of
lightweight elephants or 440 bears.
The whalebone in such a whale may be
taken at 1850 pounds and the oil at from
140 to 10 tons. The remains Of the
fossil whale which nave been found on
the coast Of Ystad, In the Baltic, and
even far inland in Wangapanse. Wester-
gothland betoken a whale which, al
though not more than between fifty and
sixty feet in length, must at least have
had a body tWenty-seven times larger and
heavier than that of the common or right
whale.
The Emperor Of China, il il said, has
determined to expel Americans from his
domain.
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II you intend erecting a Monument,
Vault, Marker, Or memorial Of any kind,
and want frst:class work and low prices,
call at office OF L. A. Moore, second floor
McLain's Building, l2o5 Market street,
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The Democrats Of the Third Congress.
sioual District OF Connecticut have nom.
mated the eminent Free Trader David
a. Wells. The books, pamphlets and
magazine articles written by Mr.. Wells
have been much drawn on by Free
Trade newspapers and speakers. The
district in which Mr.. Wells has been
nominated is now represented by
Charles A. Russell, Republican, who
was elected by plurality OF us in a
total vote OF $4,000. Mr.. Wells has a
fighting chance. II elected he will DO
an acquisition to tho Free Trade side.
Charles Il. Goldman, another Free
Trade writer, whose genius runs to free
ships, has been nominated in the First
Massachusetts District, now represented
by Charles S. Randall, Republican. Two
Democrats and Prohibitionist ran
against Mr.. Randall and gave him plu.
rality Of 9,lS5 in total vote OF $4,000
Mr.. Goldman will not go 10 Congress- this
year by Mt least 1000 votes.
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Ask for Van Houten's Cocoa-take 10
other. MwtF-4
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In Part l OF the circuit court yester-
day, in the case OF T. p. Jones vs. the
Singer Manufacturing Company, YER
dict was rendered in favor OF Jones for
SIS 10. a motion for new trial was
entered.
In the case OF W. Fl. Robinson va. P.
Welty, n motion 10 set aside the jude.
ment aud grant new trial was partly
reargued, and taken under advisCment.
In the case OF II. II. Bentley va. the
Standard Insurance Company, the de.
murrer OF the defendant to the declare.
ton was overruled, and a more parlicu-
lar statement required Of the defendant.
The same action was taken in the case
OF this game vs. the franklin Insurance.
Company.
The case OF S. 0. Boyce VS.. ". II.
Caldwell and G. Mendel 4 Co., on an
application for writ oiprohibition, was
argued.
In Pat II, Charles Clark, the Saliva.
ton Army captain who appealed his as.
sault case from the police court, was
found not guilty.
The case Of Harry Seybold went over
to November "a.
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The consumption Of tin plate IN the
United States for one year Is 100000
tonp, nearly u thousand tons for every
working day. This splendid market
foreign manufacturers have enjoyed. 1t
ia the object OF the recent net OF Con-
gress 10 induce the Manufacture OF this
commodity ut home, giving employment
to American wage.earneIs rather than
to foreign wage.earners.
Free Traders insist that tho industry
caunot be successful because there 10 no
tin in the country. Tin mining is In its
infancy in the United States, but the tin
is in the ground and capital will now
seek it with renewed energy. Already
one company at work in the Black Hills
pays out $4,000 a month in wages.
Iithere were notaa ounce oil tin orc in
America that would not interfere with
the erection OF tin plate industry. Tin
plate 10 much more plato than tin, the
plate being merely coated with the tin.
Great Britain imports block tin and the
United StatesCa do the same.
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Tho quarterly report OF the City Health
Officer should be read carefully by every
resident OF tho city. The startling state.
,nent is made that iorly.six deaths,
more than one.fourh Of all during the
quarter, were due to preventable diseases.
TO allow n human being to die Of dis.
ease that can be prevented is 8 serious
business.
OF course the city is not alone re.
sponsible. Householders do not always
or even generally look to the sanitation
OF their premises, individuals to their
persodal cleanliness. The city, however,
is under obligation to do all it can to pre-.
vent that which is preventable; and this
the city does not do. 1t is too much the
way to regard as luXurics those precau.
lions which science recommends for the
protection Of the public health.
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There has been so much talk abou!
the failure Of all the crops, and potatoes
have been so dear, that nearly every.
body hes come to regard it as beyond
dispute that oven this important item oil
IL family's winter consumption is to be
scarce this year. Said e. G. Murdoch,
the well known commission man, yester.
day: Potatoes must come down.
They are higher than there is any reason
for them to be. There ia no lack OF pc.
tatoes. We get in n carload whenever
we want one. l venture that in Pitts.
burgh there are twenty-five cars OF pota.
toes stored, with no demand for them.
They are drug in the market there,
and will BIO everywhere, and prices will
come down with dull thud come day
soon."
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1t is 10 be hoped that the barbarous
hustle has gone for good, but it is certain
the great discovery Of DR.. Franklin
Miles has come TO stay and alleviate hui
man suffering. This wonderful nerve
food and medicine builds up wornout
systems, cures tits, spasms, headache,
nervous prostralion, dizziness, sleepless.
ness, monthly pains, sexual troubles, etc.
Mrs. John 4. Miller, Of Valparaiso, Ind,
and ]. D. Taylor, OF Logansport, Ind,
gained twenty pounds a month while
taking it. Finely illustrated treatise on
NERVOUS Diseases" and sample bottle
OF the Restorative Neryine, free at the
Logan Drug Company's, who guarantee
it, MwrAW.5
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The latest thing is lunch box made
to represent camera. It contains the
usual dry plate.
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Let the Importers Wait.

The importers Of foreign goods made q
rush 10 ge. IN all they could before the
tariff act went into operation. Some Of
them succeeded handsomely, the New
York custom house being held open un-
til midnight OF tho last day to accommo.
date them. At once they put up prices,
just the same as though they had been
obliged to pay tho duties. These i'm
porters are heavily loaded. The articles
on which they have run up prices are
luxuries, aud consumers can get along
for while without them. Presently
the tumble will come.
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The Ohio I.u,uuus.

1t is suggested in Ohio tina. u possible
reason why the Governor has called
special session Of tho General Assembly
goes beyond any desire he may have to
rid Cincinnati and himself o; tho Board
OF Public Improvements which he an.
pointed.
The reason is 4 desire to patch up n
defect in the gerrymsnder bill aud save
to the Democracy, us far as possible, the
anticipated results OF that precious meas
ure. The alleged defect was early
pointed out by Republicans, who found
a township not in any Congressional dis
trict. The Democrats insisted that there
wasno defect and that tho redistrictiug
law was good enough for them, Ii there
is to be some cobbling it will come out
soon, for the Ohio Legislature meet.
next week.
Meanwhile it is but fair to give Gov.
ernor, Campbell credit for more than the
ordinary politicians courage in confess.
ing his serious mistake and doing what
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The Riverside Iron Works is 10 be pro.
vided with 4 new main shaft, that up to
date is probably the ieaviest Bessemer
steel casting ever made in this country.
1t was cast few days since by the Pitts.
burgh Steel Casting Company, and
weighed in the rough 9l,0O0 pounds. 1t
STas this came company that cast the IA
NOUS Haiuswortt sun, which, after q
number OF trials WIS condemned by ex-
perts. The chemical and physical tests
to which the River6ide's new shaft have
been subjected show il TO be Il splendid
piece OF steel. The shalt weighs in the
rough about So per cent more than the
gun casting. All the Riverside's several
departments are in active operation at
present. 1t is 60. improbable that the
steel plant will be shut down about Jan.
uary !, at which time extensive improve.
ments will be made, which will increase
the capacity and AFFORD better facilities
for work,
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THE LgADLbY srORY.
Tho Cincinnati Enquirer's Sensational
Story not Credited here.

Squire D. q. Phillips said to an INTEL.
LIGRScER reporter yesterday: II see
your paper refers to tho Cincinnati En-.
qtGrrr's sensation over the mistreatment
OF old Mrs. Leadley by her son. The
reason you did not find the name in the
Wheeling directory is because tho En-.
guircr m!sspells 1t. know the Lead.
ieyU. Mrs. Leadley has son here who
Ia q blacksmith and Rnother, ! believe,
who Is IL painter. She used to live in q
house OF mine, and hers at Cincinnati
not only paid her rent, but sent her the
incest kind OF dresses, and provided well
for her. She kept little store, and she
used to sell the goods her son sent to BIZ
used by herself. She was just what her
son told the Enquirer abe wGG-so Grey
that there was no living with her. Her
aon IL good kind Of a man, and have
no doubt did all that he could for her,
but even In cases like that patience
finally ceases to be virtue"
Leadley has gone back 10 his home as
Arlington Heights, near Cincinnati, nc.
companied by friend, both armed, and
he Gays II any busybOdy tresspasses on
his premists there will 10 q warm recep.
ton ready.
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CAMPAIGN Announcements.


frame.own. BsG1ton county, Oct. 10, pm.
Sutton, IitGxtun county, Oct. II. / p. IN.
Weston, Lewis county, Oct IS, Up, 10.
Lost Creek. Harrison county, Oct II, ., N.
West Milford, Harrison ouuty, Oct. II, 7 p. IN
ClAresburg, HsrfilOn county, Oct. 10, $50 p. N
Cameron. NAishall county, Oct. 10. / p. m.
BenwOOl, Nanhall county, Oct, Is, $50 p. IN.
Mlddlcbourne, Tyler county, Oct. %, Up. III.
Wick, Tyler county. Oct. a, p. IN.
shIloh. Tyler county, Oct. q, 2. IN.
Central Station, DO1,lriGge co Oct. y, Up. IN
New Milton, DOdarldEe county, Oct. -. p. In
West UhIou, DoddrldSq county, Oct. a, ! D. m
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VIM. Timmons, postmaster at Idaville
Ind, writes: "Electric BitLers has done
moro for me than all other medicines
combined, for that bad feeling arising
from kidney and liver trouble" John
Leslie, farmer and stockman, OF same
place, says: "Find Electric Bitters to be
the best kidney and liver medicine, made
me feel like new man." J.W. Gardner,
hardware merchant, same town, says:
Electric Bitters is just the thing for a
man who is all run down and don't care
whether he lives or dies; he found new
strength, good appetite and felt Just like
he had n new lease on life. Only SOC Il
bottle, at Logan Drug Co.'s drug store. .
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Buy THE nEsr-ohio Valley Coffee.
Your grocer has II, = .l' IA
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New Advertisements.

quarantine Into effect. and while they lthe
BOARD OF County COMMISSIONER hayS Ht on
claimed quarantine. 8 personal thfestisat'va
shove that prorcr measures for preventing CON,
munIcatlon Of tho disease 10 other aulmas hau
not been adopted. and were not In lofce on uhe
S;h day OF October, ls9. A..
Board Of Public Works for the valuable ana
prompt assistance rendered by them 10 the
abatement OF many nuisances which WlthOuI
their aid would have remained constant menaces
to the public health. ,,
the quarter ending September 10. 1890. =.
Deaths from all Causes, 100. Proportion III
1000 OF population per annllnl, lS. peaths
same quarter last year. li7i males, 1u1; females
q; white, lGl: colored,s.
CAUSES OF DEATH.
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with local applications, as they cannot
reach the seat OF the disease. Catarrh is
q blood or constitutional disease, and IN
order 10 cure 1t you have 10 take inter
nal remedies. Halls CatarIh Cure is
taken internally, and acts directly on
the blood and mucous surfaces. Halls
Catarrh Cure is no quaCk medicine. Is
was prescribed by one OF the beat physi.
clans in this country for years, and is 4
regular prescription. II is composed Of
the best toniCs known, combined with
the best blood purifiers, acting directly
on tho Mucous surfaces. The perfect
combination OF the two Ingredients Is
what produces such wonderful results in
curing catarrh. Send for testimonials
free.
+. J. CHENEY & Co., Props, Toledo, 0.
Sold By druggists, price 75c. Daw
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"OLryE Blossom" has been truly called
THE Woman's Friend" It is friend
indeed to poor suffering, worn out
wives and daughters whose lives are
made miserable by some Of the many
weaknesses peculiar TO their sex. Sold
BY Logan Drug Co., c. R. Goetze, ". ".
Irwin, W. E. Williams, G. Schnepf, G.
Menkemeller, ". G. Armbright and W.
Il. Williams; NJ. W. Heinrich, ]. ".
Darrah, Rolston & & Co., Martins Ferry !;
Bowie Il Co., Bridgeport; O. NJ. Werlich,
Bellaire; st. Clair Bros, Benwood.
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New Advertisements.
THE PUBLIC HEALTH
QUARTERLY REPORT
Health officer Of the City Of
Wheeling.

The value OF Vital statistics aud health reports
results from aud depends OH their popular cir
culatiOn. Evidences Of this have already begun
to multiply In this community, as shown BY tho
increased interest OF our citizens In all sanitary
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TIE striking Michigan iron miners arc
setting good example Of sobriety and
order. Because employees dilIer with
their employers and refuse to work it
does not follow that they shall indulge
III excuses, and the more they refrain
from such things the more they COM
manl the public respect.
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II the actresses, when they want Tree
advertising, would kindly cay SO instead
OF going to the trouble OF having their
diamonds stolen, the matter could be
amicably arranged. American news.
papers are liberal. No deserving cause
appeals to them in vain.
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The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, suit rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped bands, chilblains,
corns, and all skin eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required. 1t
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price % cents per
box. For sale by Logan Drug Co.
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DENVER, COL, Oct 9.-Only partial
returns from Tuesdays special election
in New Mexico for the adoption or re-
lection OF the State constitution are oh.
talnable. These seem to indicate the
defeat OF the constitution by at least
. 0C0 majority
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DIED.

SlGiiTlSGALE-on Thursday morning. Ouo
Der ., lsD. 81 1910 O'Clock, DANIEL SIGIITIS,
GALE, In the CD year Of hisa age.
Funeral will take place from his late residence,
No. 1921 Main street, on Sunday afternoon II,
o'clock. Friends OF the family are In.
T'iei. 1n'eFncnt a! MI. Zion Cemetery.
kRA1Z-0n Tuesday afternoon. ut 1880 O'Clock,
ALTA, daughter OF Mr.. aud Mrs. Wm. Kratz,
aged months and 20 days.
Funeral Thursday afternoon at . O'Clock, from
il"i Jacobs,rcct. Intcsnent at Peninsular
Cemetery. Friends o! the family are In.
rltcd to attend.
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The percentage Of deaths from the above emu.
nerated avoidable cruises, Is a little more
than 81 per cent OF the whole number OF deaths,
while the proportion OF deaths fu every loo Of
population Il shown 10 be 27.3 for The nine
months ending September 50, 1870. which is lust
IS 3 In every ZOO, more than 1t ought 10 be.
The ave rage number Of deaths from typhoid
fever per annur. for the eighteen years prior 10
the year 1880, was 81. In no one year OF that
time did the. number exceed TO- In the first
nine months OF this year the number has reached
l3. While for many years the drinking water
has been the acknowledged cause OF SO much w.
phoid fever and other sickness, there have been
other factors at work 10 swell our rapidly In.
creasing death rate from zymolic diseases.
These arc lack OF facilities Tor dIsro.ing Of the
accunulations Of Nth within the corporate lin
It's Of the city. Thanks to the efforts OF the
Board OF Public Works to secure better system
OF sewerage: many OF the foul prIvy vaults that
have SO long curscd the city can now Le aband.
Oned, and tho more modern tcrcloset Subs,i.
tuted In their place. 1t Is estimated that about
three miles Of mains have been laid this year.
which with tho latterals Will aggregate about
four miles 0f sewers additional, and will afford
much relief; but there Is need for further Inn.
movement In this direction.
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GENERAL Corr is not Oh any ticket,
bu! he is getting in powerful sight OF
good work, just the game. HO always
draws because he always has something
10 cay and Gays it entertainlngly.
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Special Excursion TO Pittsburgh vim i. & o.
OCfnler n u nuh l. .... ~

On above dates The Baltimore & Ohio
will sell excursion tickets from Wheeling
TO pittsburgh ut s. for the round trip,
including one admission TO the exposi.
ton. Tickets good two days, and when
sold on Saturday good returning until
Monday. L.lsI -. s..elEs. 80. !. :.
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A COMMUNICATIONS in the Register OF
yesterday signed "AIore Anon" 10 de-
voted to Mr.. ". 7. Hubbard. The style
betrays the author. Does he want some
more anon OF Dir. Hubbard? Doesn't lie
know when he has had enough?
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Clerk Hook yesterday admitted to
record three deeds OF trust and the fol.
lowing transfer:
April IS by W. A. Wilson and wife to
Frank I. Dunlevy, Tor $1,000, the north
half OF lot 81 in Jonathan Zane's add.
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MOLINE, ILL.,, Oct. 9.-Miss Anna
Deere, the eldest daughter OF Hon. G. Ii.
Deere, OF this city, Illinois Commissioner
to the Worlds Fair, was married last
evening to. William Dwigh. ;Wiman, son
OF Etastus Wimau, OF New York.
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Home Seekers E,cursIon via II. s o. Oct. /,

Tuesday, October, IA. tho Baltimore 4
Ohio Company will sell excursion tickets
from Wheeling, w. Va, TO the West,
North and Northwest, South and South
west, at ono faro for the round trip,
good returning thirty days from date OF
nale, d u t5sa
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New Advertisements,

EMPLOYMENT WANTED FOR Is
~ mon. Apply 10 D. CAsTALDI, - Wall
kueet. New Yotk. or LouIta, Ky. oe2
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Mr.. rsn,lI,,on'. upwIiIIns Willingness.

.
Mr.. John o. Pendleton Ia willing to
meet Mr.. William T. Hubbard any.
where-ifMr. Hubbard will arrange the
meetings 10 suit Mr.. rendle.on's con-
yeniencc. Mr.. Pendleton has laid out
his route OF parade. II Mr.. Hubbard
happens TO come that way Mr.. Pendle'
ton will divide time with hinl. He will
not hear 10 m arrangement that might
bring him before audiences which he
dora not wish to meet In company will!
Mr.. Hubbard.
What Is Mr.. Pendleton afraid Of? II
no were fearless and fair he would be
glad 10 meet Mr.. Hubbard anywhere.
At least he would give Mr.. Hubbard
some voice in eclccting tho places for the
Joint discussions.
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Legal Notices,
OFFICE OF THE CLERK~OFTHE

FFICE OF THE CLERK OF THE
y County Court. Ohio County, West Va. -
n The matter Of the probate Of The viii oi Fred.
efick Wilhelm Schnelle deceased; $50 80
On this 18th day Of September. n 1901
sliIabeth schnelle,' By John W. sehui,1c. Eso.
nled her petition asking for the probate Of ths
VIII OF Frederick Wilhelm schncllc, deceased.
ahd " appearing by said petition and an AFFIDAVIT
n!ed herein ~thet Ella Lewis, Charles Lewis
NARA A. lewis, Elizabeth Lewis. Minnie Iewis
Cara Lewis. Bertha Lewis and Elsie Lewis. are
noh.tesidents Of ME tate oiWest Virginia, n In
therefore Ordered that tho Aforesaid persons do
apPeaf ,Within, one, month from the urst publ.
cation hereof and do what Is neccssary ia mn,
teeb thSlr Interest In this matter. ~ * 80
!rueiished the first time September 10, 1907
setFs ~. GEORGE HOOK, CLERK,
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II Mo,monism il as dead Gs some Of
our esteemed contemporaries think it
il, ils pelt isn't worth n nickel. 1t vii!
be orange, though, if the creature
doesn't show little life at the old stand.
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FoRr MONROE, Va, Oct. 9.-The Comte
de Paris and party arrived here this
morning from Washington, and were
transferred an hour later to the steamer
Arctic, by which they were taken up
the James river 10 Richmond, arriving
there about 5 O'Clock this afternoon.
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Hon. q. w Atklusn's Anpolu,men,,.

slstctHIlc. Tyler county. Oct. 0,7p.In.
MiidleheurnE, Tyler county. Oct 10, > p. N.
Cenieryillc, Tylercnunty, Oct II, p. m.
Shirley, Tyler county, Get, II, Up nj.
Center Point, DOddIl!gG county, Oct. -, p. III
Salem, Harrison county. Oct. Is, 7p. III.
SaEd!s, Harrison comfy, Oct. H. ! p. N.
lumbetpOit, Harrison county, Oct II, 7p. nj
bridgeport. Harrison county, Oct. 10. Up. IN.
ClarkshlirH, Harrison county, Del. Il, $50 p. IN
Remington, Oct. ID, at 2 q. III.
Grafton, Taylor county, Oct. l6, $50 y. IN.
FAitm0nt. Marion county, Oct. II. 1850 p. III.
Shcrnrd, Marshall cOnnty, Oct. 70. 20. m.
Sand llill, Marshall county, Oct. u, p. IN.
Houwuod, Msr6hall county, Oct. -, 7:5O y. IN
New MnrtIn'yillr. WGtzcl county. Oct. ~.
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Owing to the inadequate appropriation made
by the Committee on Health for this purpose
very little has been accomplished In this direc.
appropriated for inspecting and serving notices
under the direction OF the Health Officer, aud
when that sum was spent the committee passed
a resolution TO the effect that all such work
should be stopped. The work OF cleaning up
was stopped at the same time /, was stopped last
year, viz: In the month OF August. The follow.
Ing table Is significant rs to the result
Nightsoil permits Issued for the quarter com.
pared with the number Issued for the zane quar-.
Ter last year; D..