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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-18

| Natural Law in the SPIRITUAL world. Pfof. II.
nraa,rse,si.
| tsniy Wcman's Heart. n. A. Young.
fA,aiisr Almost Lost. d. II, Shaw.
Secrets OF Success. ponassn,
Shenandoah. Hon. Frederick c. Geiney.
Skesches from Texas Siftings. SWEET knox.
sings and Arrows. haxh Conway.
Story OF = sculptor. Huga Conway,
Tents OF Shem, Grant Allen.
fopsy Tarvy, jules Verne.
, The Trial OF the Barrow, Jas. Moody.
Twelve Complete Stories. Hugh Conway.
objectionable Sin. Dudley vinton.
4 Wife's Homer. Il. A. Young.
Vice Versa. y, Aussey.
Woman Against Woman. NJ. A. Holmes.
Fallen Idol. f.Austey.
Babe in Bohemia. Frank nanley.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-18
B0WDITCK. WEBSTER Z CO
h = n Old 8tsey 0vse Again.

BETRAYED BY A TRUSTED FRIEND.
Alady who had suffered for years
with a complication of diseases,
was suddenly and marvelously re-
stored to perfect health. Thinking
that she might make her fortune by
keeping the secret Of her recovery
to herself, she resolved to do so, but
in an unguarded moment she con-
fided it to a trusted friend,an now
All the World knows that LONDON
Tonic PILLS are the Sovereign
Remedy of the Age for Bilousness,
Indigestion, Constipation Jaundice,
Liver Complaint, Female Weakness,
and all forms of Kidney Diseases.
Possessing wonderful medicinal
properties and being scientifically
compounded, strength and vigor is
impaired to the whole system by
their use. Hundreds testify to their
great merit. Manufactured and
guaranteed by the c. A. PRICE Co..
Richmond, Maine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-18
The M.asrn way

Commends itself to the well-formed, to do
pleasantly and edectually what was former
ly done in the crudest manner and disagree
ably as we'll To cleanse the system and
break up colds, headaches and fevers with
out unpleasant after effects use the delisht-
tul liquid laxative remedy, Syrup Of Figs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-18

An In Garien Fair. waller BesAst.
Adssnfzrs of Miss veiasy. Ella Wheeler WILSON.
Al Bay. Mrs. Alexander
B<z;ons Bargain. Mr. Alexander.
Beatrice II. Rider Bageard.
Beds's CHARTS Hesoa Sfrxtton.
Blind Lose. Wllkie Collins .
By woman's VIII Mrs. Alexander.
Called B2sk. Hugh Conway.
Cardinal sin, A. Hugh Conway.
Cohweas and Cable. Hs.ka Sfrrt,on.
Colonel Sesr.tch. Ii. Ride. Haggxrd
The Coancii of leu. Author Of Ivan the Serf.s
DArk Days
lainiiy Aaasrs, A. Hugh Conway.
FOR Her Dear Sake. Mary Cecil Hay.
from Post 10 Ftnlsh- Hawley Smart.
Fighting fae Air. Florence Aarryxts.
Haunted Chamber, The. The Duchess.
History OF the United States. Emery B. Chit.
In Prison zaa Out. HestA Stretton.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-18


Tho Colambus edition b exhausted, We have,
however, seeafss . large lot cf the "fAvosits''
series. which L. nneA better bcek every way.
For titesc Ne arr obliged to charge 10 cents u.
stead Ut "A.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1893-01-05
How Fortunes Are Made.

"Onc secret of the Chicago packers
great fortunes is simple" said q resi-
dent Of that city recently. "They
don't waste anything. Everything is
made use Of but the squcal. They
can't catch that, so ii is wasted. Fam
ny thing that they do with the blood.
1t is al caught in great tank, and
after it clots is carted of to Il stamp
ing honse, where powerful machines
are busy stamping it into buttons.
Yes, buttons of blood are no novelty.
1t is all done at one stamp of the big
dies, and it was found that they wear
remarkably well. They arc easily dis
tinguishcd by their peculiar dark red
color. y [Cincinnati Times-Star.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1893-01-05
A Eight With Pirates.

81 once had an advcn,:sre with
pirates on the coast of Canion," said
Captain Ben Archie, retired ship
owner, to the writer. ~ was outward
bound from Boston in the Sarah Lee,
and was carrying an assorted cargo of
considerable value. | lost two men
OH the trip out, five were sick and the
six left were scarce sufficient to work
the ship, much Tess to fight for her.
"We were working along slowly
one day against Tight head wind,
when three junks well loaded with
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1893-01-05
Dreams.

49, :. ,,;dpicbt DER the vaulted skies
uar M ieuelpd robe CT spendor flings'
W. We feel the glance of wistful eyes,
W. bear the rush of spirit WINGS
..,r.baired vision comes to me
with Z m prattling tongue and witehing smile;
! dearer still, perchance' to thee
n, her who shared thy heart awhile.
p.oh hath his own dear, treasured form
II dreams that to his heart returns
p.nrd whose dead features, still and warm
The faithful beam of memory purns'
. mother. father, child or wife,
. friend long tried, maiden's face,
whose passing love once filled his life
w;,b something more than mortal grace.
little shoe, lock OF hair,
Tho nIcture your dead darling made,
The merry laugh, the pensive air
Asmidnight by dead fingers played,
All. all of pain or peace or joy;
Tho head with grief, untimely gray,
The memory Of that wounded boy
Who. Christlke sank beside the way.
A star, a cloud, smile, tear,
still voice, singing through the night
Allowed one passing wondrous near,
90 near we almost see the light;
These are the dreams, at twilight gray,
That haunt these troubled hearts of ours;
But sterner, tiercer still than they.
The wsilng ghosts of wasted hours.
III. r. Parke, in Detroit Free Press.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1893-01-05
(,andied Lemon.

A delicious confection is candied
lemon peel. also candied lemon slices.
In preparing the rind remember that
the "bitter" lies in the thick white
pith directly beneath; pare the yellow
outer coat as thin then as possible, in
short, lenglhwise strips, using a small,
thin, sharp knife. Have ready a sirup
made Of two pounds of best granu-
lated sugar to one pint of water; stir
into this while cold the beaten white
of an egg. Boil about ten minutes.
letting it bubble and froth well. Draw
aside the saucepan, which should be
porcelaine- lined and let the sirup set
tie; skim very thoroughly. Throw in
the rind little at time. Let it SIM
mer gently few moments, lift out
with skinner and lay the pieces on
q sieve 10 drain. Then boil the sirup
down rapidly until thick and nearly
"sugaring"; dip the rinds in by the
skimm erful; drain; rcreat until well
sugared; when dry pack in layers in
wide mouthed glass jars with sugar
sprinkled plentifully over and around.
The candied slices are prepared SINH
larly; extract all the seeds and SIM
mcr little longer than with the peel.
- -[Chcago News Record.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1893-01-05

flHdluouo-loOhlhS AAOSOoo'SA' DSAS
down upon us. Their appearance did
not worry us much, as we had two
brass six-pounders aboard, and had
loaded them myself. Besides tho men
had sido arms and had double-bar-
relied ducking gun loaded with buck
shot.
II waited until the foremost junk
was within 400 yards, when l trained
the bow gun upon it's crowded decks
and applied the match. To my sur
prise it would not fire. ! ran the
printing iron down into the vent and
found that the powder was soaking
wet. hurried to the other gun and
found it in the same condition.
"We had shipped q coolie cook a
few days before and he had spiked
my battery with n cup OF water.
caught him just as he was about to
leap overheard for swim to the
junlls, placed him at tho wheel and
ordered him to remain there under
pain of death. l disposed my six
men around the decks to rcpel board
ers, and when the foremost junk was
within fifty yards l swept its decks
with my big double-barreled duck
gun. The jnnks all fell off.
"Thc pirates manGuvred, ges'icu-
lated and called fer an hour; then
they tried it again, all three Keeping
close together. l divided the barrels
between two of them and they again
fell off shrieking and jabbering. They
did not attack again, but kept along
with us. They were evidently waiting
for nightfall. when they would make
concerted attack under cover of the
| darkness. l tell you it was not a
pleasant outlook. just as the sun was
going down a British man. -of-wa hove
in sight.
| IL was HcVcr IHuCu III AoFo WAe" 'io
union jack, but l tell you l was never
so glad to see anything in my life.
She came down with the wind with
overy thread of canvas drawing, and
the iunks took to their heels. They
did not start soon enough. After a
short spurt the Britisher opened with
her bow chascrs. Itrcqnired only one
vollcy. Then she sailed square through
the wreckage and water swarming
with tawny bodies and kept on her
course, leaving tho wretched buc-
cancers to feed the sharks. -[St.
Louis Globe-Democrat.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1893-01-05
THE MILLER'S THIEF.

Something very unusual to quiet
Talmloy had happened, and Talmley
was decidedly uncomfortable about it.
Of course eryboly knew-as
everybody knew everything in that
delightful place, where each neighbor
was friend, each friend a brother
and what the village folk knew was
tbis-the miller, old Harvey Jameson,
had been robbed.
"a queer business" said the miller,
shaking his dusty head solemnly, and
telling the circumstance for The fiftieth
to his neIghbor, Farmer Greene, who
bad dropped in to sympathize with his
Old friend; .'nobody knew had tho
money but my daughter Jennie and
young Levoe, and l can't suspect a
insa soul put the money in tin
box, and l put that among lot of
other boxes in the cupboard, waitin'
ill | could go to the bank with it, an
loand behold! when l went to get it
out yesterday there wasn't single
slsn OF box or money. l can't under
stand it."
Neither can l, neighbour" said
Greene, running brawny hand over
DIS shock of untidy hair; "neither
eau |. But do think ye set too
much store in that young man ye've
aken into your house. an mebbe
yevc mistook him. He's a deal too
nhe about his clothes an his hands
al bis hair to be too honest, but"
cautiously, as he saw the flush that
''ole over Jameson's face, "but mebbe
I'm talkin' too fast, but it's mighty
curious and one don't know what to
think"
"one might try to think nothin'
'nas weren't charitable" said the
miller gravely, "an' l don't suspect
'@o lad. It's morn I'd like to lose, for
nakes a time to earn it. But young
leVoe didn't have nothln' to do with
'0e stealln' no more'n you or me-
an "a rather people wouldn't kinder
hint he had"
iaint In nature not to think il
'ec'a he's stranger. an nobody
sa0ws what Or who he is; an ho has
=" inc ways with him an talks like
s'cnoolmaster," said Greene stub
'O'hly ~ don't like to see you took
- ne'ghbor, and Pm mighty much
'''"'u you are by that mill hand of
yourn."
-nen ureene held ont his hand to
-, - Iller' who was in deep thought,
1, 'aue MN good day. and betook
The mill.
NV tue farmer had left seed Of
s'uo' behind him; and when has such
'eed not found soil to nurture it
~. 70 iruit hung heavy on the giant
winch shadowed friendship or
A'ueu forever soal immortal?
/, y lalmley there was but one who
.'u not been born there, and that one
A.s D''A Levoe, the stranger who
l. ''ossed his threshold six months
'' 20 ask for employment.
,.a ''S0n wanted a hand in The mil,
las T. hired Dick. taking him as a
ihe young man had ..tine
'ay''' as Greene said.
4 was notespecially handsome. but
/. was cheerful, courteous aud will.
ss ' . work, and yet. for luu a'I ,na'. Mi'',
h,a "eu unmistakable signs of having
ats.m. 1.'aslon ! to perform any labor,
.assa., 's'as time not far past. He was
sven Jennie, who hal spent
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1893-01-05
Easily Tracked.

She (reading)-Joc, this paper says
that out in Oregon they have just dis
covered footprints three feet long,
supposed 10 belong to Il lost race.
He--l don't see how Il race of peo-
pie that made footprints three feet
long could ever get lost.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1893-01-05
God Save Our Land.

God save our glorious land,
May the Republic stand,
God save our Land!
Long may her banner be
Honor'd on land and sea,
Boast of the SOW reign free.
God save our Land!
God aid Columbia's cause,
Ever uphold her laws,
God save our landl
Bless thou the soil we tread
Bless all its sacred dead,
That in Thy cause have bled,
God save our Land!
Guardian of Liberty,
We raise our prayer to Thee,
God save our L1ndl
Join in the Anthem grand,
God save our Fatherlandl
Long may our Union standl
God save our Land!
IA. McClenent
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1893-01-05
HUMOROUS.


Standard works-A flag makcr's
A steady job Walking a tight
vopc.
The belle of the town-The village
clock.
An aficr-dinncr spcccll-"Chcck,
please"
In infancy the pathway of life Is
little "rocky."
The sculptor fishes for fame when
he makes q cast.
1t is queer, but a lively bolt often
results in deadlock.
1t needs no bloodhound to get on
the trail of the girl of the period.
Woman was made after man, sbut
man has been after woman ever since.
Parent-What branches will make
boy the smartcst? Pcdagoguc--
Hickory.
A friend of ours has named his
horse .Nail." because his wife can't
drive him.
Most men like to see themselves in
print, but women don't; they prefer
silk or satin.
They have 'pota!o socials" in Kan
sas. The name may be from the fact
that young folks go there to pare.
elf we search the Scriptures, what
do we find, Thomas?" Thomas (who
has several sisters)-Autumn leaves.
a hope you will like my FRIEND"
he said. "He is versatile fellow"
"I know / SHALL" she replied; 81
simply adore pocts.''
Gas nceze amt got much business
enterprise" said Tommy; "every
ones got to stuttcr in the nose min
ute fore it goes Off"
"You're launched again in welded lifel"
To chap who'd ta'en second wifo
Said one his friendship sharing.
"Yesn answered he in pointed phrase.
''They told me l should mend my ways
And so tried repairing"
Pat-Faix, III die first before l had
sich monumint as that over me.
Mike-Och, Pat, the other man had
the same idea us yourself.
How TO keep red currant jam-Put
il OH the top shelf of the cupboard,
lock tho door and hide the key where
little johnnie cannot find it.
"Named your boy John after your
self, Mr.. Barrows? "No, Mrs.
Tomson. We have named him James
after Il prolonged family row.
"Ics been puzzling my BRAIN" mad
ycrtently remarked Snodgrass. "What
has?v asked Snivcly. .'Whether
II an with glass eye ever has pane
i'm it."
Nellic-Mamma. Gcordie's swal-
lowed Il quarter an he's chokin'l
Geordie's Mamma-Oh, my child, why
did you do il? Now | haven't enough
for Il car fare.
.sSomc faces are read much more
easily than Others" remarked the
learned physiognomis,. "And noses,"
suggested the listener, looking hard at
the physiognomist.
"Thcy say the child looks like me-"
said Gargoylc, displaying his first
born. sIIe dces-a good DEAL" re-
piled Chambers; ssstill, don't think
would drown him on that account"
al thought you said you were in
love with Miss DeTrop? ~ did,"
.sAnd yet you say now there is some-
thing about her you dislike! "There
is; its Cholly. Hos always about
her."
Mrs. Featherlcigl--Ms Skrimpy is
having You Il great deal of attention,
daughter. Daughter (who knows that
|. Mr.. Skrimry's attentions are confined
TO frequent calls) Bat he's not pay
ing it out of his pockelbook, mamm&
Arizona republican., 1893-06-24
LOCAL BRIEFS.

The election for member of the school board will be held today at the East End School house.
 Willis Norton day before yesterday lost S3, 900 of grain by fire on his ranch ei ght miles soutoeast of Mesa.
 In district court yesterday a verdict in the case of Glencross Brotherton and Ryder vs. Dr. J. M Evans was found for the plaintiffs for 1885.
 Today is San Juan's day. No special preparation for it's observance has been made in PhGnix, but many persons will go to Tempe, where an elaborate pro- gram will be carried out.
 John Ray was picked up by Deputy Marshal Briggs yesterday morning for general undesirableness as citizen. The court sustained Officer Briggs e.ti. mate of Mir. Ray by making his freedom contingent upon an early and continued absence from the city. He got.
 Articles of incorporation of the South Side Land and Water company were filed yesterday. The iucorporators are Lionel NJ. Jacobs, A. Nj. Franklin, George x. Gage and F. r, Daggs. The capital stock of the company is Sl5, ,0OO, divided into l5,000 shares.
 Among the instruments filed in the recorders office yesterday, were deeds by w. J. LeBaron and wife, the Zenos Co operative Mercantile association transferring certain property in Mesa and decd by Thos Morrow and wife, conveying tract of land to school dis trict No. II.
 A letter has been received by Dr. Me lHtyre and family. They have been at the worlds fair and at present gre in Toronto, Canada. From Toronto they go :o the Thousand Islands on the St. Lawrence, where they will spend few months. While the doctor is gone, Dr. Givens will take care of his practice Dr. Givens comes highly recommended from California, her speciality is dis eases of women and children.
 Diana Dumuisel, who has been SO sin gularly quiet for the past few months that hope began to spring up that she had vacated the territory, came to the sur face last night. She was arrested by Night Msrshal Blankenship for soli' citing patronage contrary to the letter and spirit of an ordinance enacted with a view to increasing the visible supply of morality in and for the city of Phe | nix.
 | Dr. Norton, territorial veterinary surgeon, left last night for Tucson tc attend a meeting of the Live Stock 1 Sanitary committee to be held there to- day. It was intended to complete tho business of the committee to date, but two members have given notification O their inability to attend. An organiza ton will, however, be effected and ar adjournment taken to an early date when q complete revision of the liv' stock sanitary affairs oi the territor! 1 will be made.
Arizona republican., 1893-06-24
Vain Attempt to Defraud
 the Territory
Out of a Well-Earned
 Bill of Costs.
Nargarita Robles Surcharges
 Herself With Strychnine.
Her Life Is Saved by Fire Supple mented by the Efforts of
 Physician.

Msrgsrita Roble' tried to intrude ,srselt upon the hereafter last night and would no doubt have made sue s;siul debut but for the providentisl uerturning of a lamp which threatened ycrtmate her and destroy the adobe ng on Monroe between First and Sec
 cad streets. The burning lamp attract d attention to her room and assistance r,yed just as the flames had caught he clothing oi the bed on which she By.
 She was carried out, laid beside the Ech and her baruing clothing was ex- rgulsbed. Although she was not erously burned, it was discovered that pnpthing was the matter with her and D.. Woodruff was sent for. By this nne she mad been seized with violent y3sms.
 Her condition indicated strychnine yyi.on and the remedies usually em- g.oved were applied. She was given a L7pJdrrlnic injection of ap5mOrphlne I9l digitalis which soon induced vio. eHt vomiting and at midnight her u:e had increased and the danger was gssed.
 l. was suspected that the motive was i:appgiutment over the result oi suit .yiore Justice kincaid yesterday after r,on of which mention is made in an vhpr column. The costs of the suit which was a misdemeanor action begun ,y her against two other girls, were assessed against her and she swore as hs left the court room that she would rsysr pay. Soon after she reached her rOm she went out and returned with a
 ,nall package containing a white pow Ger and labeled poison.
 She took it out of her bosom and | hOwed it to a little girl who was with
 u, saving that ii the constable came
 fer her to take her to jail for not pay
 gthe judgment, she would take the
 0vder.
 Neither the wrapper nor any part oi | ha contents was found. When dis
 @yered by the burning of the lamp, she
 vas clothed only in night robe. She
 lad evidently just taken the whole oI
 be poison and had thrown the wrapper @ the floor at tine side of the bed and II Us probably burned when the lamp
 "a. overturned. She is a girl of violent
 snper and has for a long time main
 aned bitter warfare with the two
 Efls in plicatod in the case tried yester
 Ay. Inc cause is said to be r;valrJ
 h the affections of a young man wLt
 Ilipsts that peculiar district on Monroe
 Erect. It is also said by the neigh bori
 aat last Wednesday night in tit O
 sa.ous desperation she shot at him
 The affair took place in the yard back 0
 ter rooms, but was kept quiet.
Arizona republican., 1893-06-24
Hunsaker,s Stage Line.

The following schedule is announced for Hunsaker's Mesa stages: Morning stage going east-Leave Phoenix 7 80 n. n. {; leave Tempe 8 80 a. m. arrive at Mesa Q 80 a. m.
 Going west-Leave Mesa 2 80 D. m. leave Tempe 8 80 p. m. arrive at Ph9- nix 6 100 D. m.
 Phoenix 800 p. m.; Leave Tempe 400 p. m. f; arrive at Mesa 5 100 p. m.
 Going west-Leave Mesa .00 a. m. ; Leave Tempe zoo a. m.; arrive at Phoenix S:30 a. m.
 Offices at Frank Phillips, Commercial hotel and Frakes stables. Packages and express matter carried.
Arizona republican., 1893-06-24
PERSONAL.

Hon. NJ. J. Nugent of Yuma county, was circulating among his political and other friends in Phoenix yesterday.
 Charles De We're arrived in Phoenix yesterday from Gila Bend. He will re- main in the city few days prior to his departure for the east.
 Commercial hotel guests yesterday were John Martin Jr., J. E. McFallon, H. E. Bothin and Geo. ". Heyer, San Francisco; Jacob Blaine, Nogales, Son. ora; Robert II. Woods, St. Louis; Leo Goldschmidt, Tucson; E. c. Bartlett and II. Harris, Prescott.
Arizona republican., 1893-06-24
She Tried to shoot.

Late last night Mrs. Murray living on the alley in tho rear of the Central hotel. engaged in quarrel with n npighbor. Carrie Marchand and tried to perforate her with ball from 3S Smith & Wesson. Mrs. Marchand com plained to Night Marshal Blankenship of her neigh bor's free and easy method of handling fl re arms and Mrs. Murray was arrested and placed under a bond of $lOO for her appearance before the recorder this morning.
Arizona republican., 1893-06-24
4 Pleasant Surprise.

.rpri-- party was given to Oscar !. Baker lsst evening at his residence. .,- young gentlemen's sister, Miss for.nre baker. and Miss Jennie Trask VsTe the leaders. The evening was aea.lnly spent by the young people Irh game. and other amn.emeuts, .ae following were present: Rev: Jan Vloe and wife. \. c. Erask end Ui,, Will s. Heilin, E. B. Mofett, C.
Arizona republican., 1893-06-24
A St2,Ooo DEAL.
NerI Osborne and c. B. Ming Buy
 Forty-Elght Lots.

Neri Osborne and c. B. Ming yester- dsv completed the purchase of q block of forly.eight lots in eastern Neahr' addition, lying between Adams and Van Buren streets. Twelve ots lace Ada ms, twentv-Gour Monroe and twelve Van Bnren. The price paid wa. $l2, ,Oeo: The seller was Judge E. w. Wells oi Prescott, and the deal has been in con temptation some time. The papers were prepared last week and were re- turned yesterday with his signature. The tract will immediately be divided into lots and placed on the market.
Arizona republican., 1893-06-24

Citizens, study your health; good health is happiness. Use Coronado Natural Mineral Water at every oppor- tunity. Physicians from all over the country are recommending it to their patients for positive relief in kidney trouble and indigestion. For sale in quart amp pint bottles by all reliable druggists, erocers and wine merchants. Orders can be left with l.. Melczer, wholesale liquor dealer, agent.
Arizona republican., 1893-06-24

Attention, Native Sons of California.
 A meeting of the Native Sons of California will be held Saturday night at the Good Temp!ars' hall for the pur- pose of organizing Native Sons Parlor in Phoenix. Every Native Son IS re- quested to be present.
Arizona republican., 1893-06-24

A. Miller, Robert Garnett, Charles l.. Cheny, L. w. Coggins, Walter Norris, Bert Lincon, Oscar k. Baker, Misses Edith Kay, Jennie Trask, Nettie Norris, Ellie Mcdonald, Florence Baker, Jessie Lincon, Larry Shaw, Maud Lincon, Orie Lincon.
Arizona republican., 1893-06-24
Clean Up.

All residents of Phoenix are hereby warned to clean up and keep their premises in good condition or the sanitary law will be enforced against them.
 CITY BOARD OF HEALTH.