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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-14
TRUSTEES Y
o.
Valuable Ohio C'lll'

By virtue o. a a.'l ". !. ~ Il
w.,iingto meas tfr ~
Of June. iss3. and ~ ~
ClerE OF ihe Co3aW VI 80
49, Virrin.a. in %. ~, -
nee "a" lls.fwill cell g.
premises on ,,rragf 2
,omnspc,pg s,I1 o's 80
:, Issd situate 10 o.. 49,
OHIO county, h"
~ a. l,. ~ Har5ss'y i,. "a 4. u
Inc by deed oa.s- TN
among The land ic 80
T nsss Book u. PAGE 81
thence south - 49, r
tas-tes AZ tns zoos d .r-f
1880 east ig8 Poles ~
on hill By . b'ia -,- ts
ve.t no poles 90 80 e.
n Segrses vest - ,.g -
70 ~ poini q ~ y
10 Glenn'sfun' 1850 as.
si1 poiss 70 ths Pee. - 2 =
~ y, 5s,imation 80 -cfi's 800 y.
~ .s 80, gac-ss 2 80 81
conyeyed by tai. l-.ssl -
TST1.n by dee y
10 book - 6 g4s SUI :.
TERMS o. .srrsa 80
chase m9H.y' o. Of = 3 ~ =, 2, u
may elect 70 .rstl1s,
two equal snaaA, ~ -.
giving hi, ao,,. ~" t...ssr.sf -
Of sale, ths q, is, "a re ~. I. =.
til The payment -
faf3ei
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nline,n onn Strilke.

PITTsBURG, PA, February 13.-Near-
" 5000 river miners, in the second,
third and fourth pools, are on strike
to-day against a reduction Of one-half
cent per bushel in the miners rate. A
general convention vii be held at No
nongahela City on Thursday TO consider
the operators proposition. About one
half OF the pits on the river have closed
down on account OF the strike.
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with the familiar signature, 9. Howard.
Instead, / saw a horrible freak, wearing
a white apon, and engaged In pouring
cats into sausage mill
That's a sweet thing, Howard, said
l. whats 10 fOr?'
"For a butcher" said he. cts IN
tended 20 be- slight token Of some
body's regard on February A. I've
made nearly 1000 of these things this
year. What do YOU suppose old St.
Nalentinus, patron Of this pleasant oc-
casion, will do with me when be gets
hold OF me9"
That naturally led 90 g discussion Of
the whole subject Ia appears that
Howard does not allow these drawing S
70 interfere ia any way with his art
work He has q very nice way OF get
ting the time 20 do them. To those mo-
pents OF dissatisfaction which an Ordi-
ary mag would waste in swearing or In
1gJWing q fellow creature down stairs,
edward simply draws valentines. It re-
li5ves his feelings perfectly. was glad
to- know this for 4 had been az loss 60
account for the exemplary mildness Of
his disposition. It would be unjust, OF
course, 20 compare so favored a person
with ourselves. We do not have the
opportunity OF insulting $1,000, 900
strangers every year. We must do the
best we can with only our families and
friends
IL appears that
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Annioih0.. Rnhv Fnnnd.

CINCINNATI, O., February l3.-Early
this mo-s.cg while preparing to start
I'D mil that had been idle for some
time 10 Locl,snd, an emplOye found in
a dark unused warehouse the body Of
Richard P. Fox, of the firm Of Friend &
Fox, paper manufacturers, hanging
from a rsfter. he disappeared myster-
iously about two weeks ago, being last
seen within half square OF his home.
II appears he went directly to this de-
serted wareroom and hanged himself.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
Virginia
II. HutchissOn Co.
Krlmer. Wlsn a q


The object ~ this suit is % recover on benalf
or the plaintiffs againstthe defendants the sum
Of tl91 70. with interest from the lst Of July.
1873, until paid, with costs, and 70 attach and
subject Tor the payment thereof all the inter
est, right and title Of the defendant Wise OF, in
and 70 LOT No. 10 on the northeast corner OF
Market and Twenty-fourth streets. In this city
OF wheeling. w. Va. being the lot conVeyes
by samuel J. Ellifritz. And 10 appearing from
an afhdavit fled in this cause that the defe nd
ant, Charles a. Wise. is not a resident OF the
state or West Virginia, IL is ordered that the
said defendant Charles A. Wise. appear within
one month after the date OF the frat publlet-
ton OF this order and do what is necessary to
protect his Interests. Itisfurthsr ordered that
this order be published and posted as required
by law.
Witness. John ". Mitchell. Clerk Of our said
Court. at the Court House Of said county this
7th day Of February. 1894 To wit: Fs6ruary
Rules. 1924.
JOHN W. MITCHELL. Clerk.
Published the first Tine February O. lsgL
Attest: JOHN ". MITCHELL. Clerk.
WHITE * ALLEN, Attorneys Tor Plaintiff.
fe9oaWt
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Roborr vyickham Dischargod.

CHICAGO, February 10. - Mr.. Robert
Wickham, charged with numbering
druggist VIM. E. Clapper, was dis
charged to-day, the prosecution nOlle
pressing the case in Que coura while ar
guments were being heard iP another
The mother of the dead mai caused a
dramatic scene in court by protesting
against the dismissal. Rising from her
seat and sobbing violently she said;
Your honor, this is an outrage. Week
after week / have urged the States at
torney to bring the case to trial, but
be has put it of and discharged the
slayer of my boy. Here is his picture"
and the weeping mother held up pho
tograDh OF her son. She was taken
from the court room. The States attor-
ney says Wickham will be re.indicted.
Wickham killed Clapper in a quarrel
over the iatter's wife.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-14

InuloHuD9 V9IFIt t'-
II thought you were gazing to give
The Pay Train this week?S said the
dramatic reporter.
eve did intend 10, answered the
theatrical manager, 'but In MlEzoura
Is il town, and we didn't want % take
the chances on being held up"
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Want To XIII Elk.

GANDERs, WYo., February 1S.-It is
estimated that not less than 1000 elk
have come out from the mountains and
hills aud on the plains from Fort Wah-
sake and the Elk river 70 escape the
SHOWS. The Arsphhoe and Shoshone
Indians seeks permits from the Indian
agent to slaughter these animals, but so
far they have been unsuccessful.
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ANOTHER UNITED PRESS LIE NAILED

Captain e. p. Howell Was Not In New
York and Has no Convection VIZ che
United Press.
CHcAeo1 February 13.-An an
nouncement sent out by the United
PrssS last night contains the statement
That Captain L. p Howell OF
the Atlanta Constitution would represent
the Southern Associated Press upon
the committee for the reorganiza-
ton Of the now disrupted United Press.
The following telegram is self-explana-
tory:
ATLANTA, GA, February 13, 1894,
N. Z. Stone, Gent Mgr. the Associated
Press:
Captain Evan P. Howell is in New
Orleans and so far as as we know,
knows nothing Of yesterdays meeting
in New York. The Constitution.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-14

REVEALING style Of capes. The prepos-
terously broad and stiff shoulders with
thelr convoluted edges turned up, MAKE
! woman look ike the head OF John the
RantIst on charger. Mr.. Howard
tsiis me that be has tried TO exaggerate
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-14
TIE RICHEST THING

n popular applause be the criterion-in
the line Of comic valentines for women
was picture entitled ''Going to Seed. 5"
To represented a particularly ill-cOn-
ditioned plant in large red flower pot,
and the flower was the typical head Of
an old maid. Thousands upon thou
sands of these were
sold. and they served, doubtless, to
embit,er the thoughts Of a spond-
ing number Of women who ought rather
TO have been congratulated.
While many of these valentines are
used in malice the real reason why they
sell Is that the people think that they
arc funny There's a very deep theme.
have made a special study Of the prob
lem: What do people laugh at? And
have partly solved It, l have learned
whatI myself laugh at, that the re-
naming persons mentioned in Mr. Por-
ter's census have thus far eluded me.
Ane even In my own case the result is
not constant. One day, perhaps, / can
laugh at one OF my own jokes, and a
few days later. when / run across it in
a copy of an old magazine which died
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the absurditles OF this kind of cape and

mas lalIeu.
"I CAN'T MAKE IT LOOK WORSE
than It really does when 1 see it on the
street" be said, ''and so l have TO make
ND for it by drawing a crOss-eyed wo-
man inside the cape. The worse the
face looks the better the valentine
sells. I should think 10 would make
DOOR girl who had put all her spare
cash into one of those capes feel pretty
good TO be- tenderly remembered with
one of these cape valentines on the
14th. / understand that they are
10 great demand, which shows the
state Of envious resentment among
the girls who are wearing their last
winters capes."
Passing to mems attire, the dude in
caricature Of this order has changed
very little in the past i've or six years.
To this connection the artist told me
one of the toughest experiences that
ever heard. 1t appears that be ouce
drew particularly offensive dude val
entine The absolute idiocy OF the
countenanCe which he put on the dude
left nothing whatever TO be desired.
Of course there were many other dude
tAIIENluleo AuuN gNNAf oAs WIS " a. VIZ
most effective by long odds. 1t hap
pened that Young man Of Mr.. How
ards acquaintance got three valentines
that year from three different cities,
and every one Of his unknown admirers
picked out this Identical valen-
tine. What could a man think under
such exceptional circumstances except
that there was a distinct resemblance
between himself and the fellow in the
picture. IL must have been deeply De-
pressing. I learn from ME Howard
that this gentleman did nofcommit sui
eide, but he would have committed muir
der under favorable conditions.
One OF the most successful valentines
ever sent out was entitled The Slug
gard" 1t represented a man in bed.
A pair OF naked and gigantic feet hung
over the foOtbOard which was In the
foreground; and the sun, with a smile
of derisi0n on his cOuntenance, was seen
looking in through an open window.
Mr. Howard gave this TO me ia philo-
sophical spirit, as a sample Of what is
considered a rare joke by many thous-
ands OF persons.
Perhaps
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DA aAMA6 W0uNDS SERIOUS.

Said 60 Dc IN OfltlcAi OUuuItIUIi anu
May Die.
Copyright 1884, br the Associated Press.
Rio De JANEIRo, February IA Ad-
miral Saldanha Da Cana, the rebel COM
mander, who was shot in the neck and
arm by bullets during the BEETLE of
Aramacoa. on Friday last, is in critic
al condition. 1t was at first supposed
that the Admiral's wounds were insig-
nificant, but it is now said that he is so
seriously injured that he may die.
Every effort is being made to save the
Admiral's life.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-14

We first make our habits. and then
our habits make us.-AROn.
Most men, until by losing rendered
sager, will back their opinions by q
wager. Byron.
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Rem

No. IS Fifteenth .,r,r l..
No. 2>33 t0f street 49,.
No 2si1 Bot stree, 0a.,i-l
No l'JG Nar,etsg.s, 80,
No. 10 Tenth stre-tsar,-
No Do OHIO s.itet t,rIrI
no. galley % .ow.frartr
No. neutrality-suspicious..
No. l2l Thirty il.ftNl ~
No. 1927 A.ry H,5tar,h
Nc. 2~2 Eof St.5rortt.-i
Fourteenth aud NcOoIsbN
ing OF Z rooms bsaeHmi-tu
front room ol f0aar.tN
one or two geutiemu
No SO s. tf0ntNic,t-f-arl
No. tll Mains, ltsetr Ia
No 2l3l NanSt. tfsNt,r
No. y. YORK 20, 3rarta s
No. $50 Thirty ssge1itS,.
NO 1922 Mails SLgiaa.slis
No. % SeVsutsrriaSi. lie-. !
No. 0} Ohio ST., lstffiftt
No.2l0f toT st. trck.8m-
No. 3lls McCo.lcciNa.lpa
No. 23Ju Chap.ins >t.3u1. =.
No. 1852 Main So. 3ltfI-1
No. IS Thrty.lfst sl. trt
A six room dWel'ugll L,i,,
store room in horrt ltra
South street
Office rooms in H.tlt'- B.tk
et street
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ANornER eooD PAPRR JoINs

The Ranks OF the Associated FresSI FIT
ing Up Rapidly.
CHICAGO, February lathe Louis
vile Commercial, one OF the leading
morning newspapers of the South, to-
day signed ninety year contract with
the Associated Press, OF which it be-
comes a member. II at the same time
ceases all relations with the United
Press. The Associated Press service TO
the Commercial begins tonight.
MELVILLE L. STONE,
General Manager.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-14
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
In the Circuit Court Of Ohio County West
Virginia. February Rules, 1891.
Henry Kalbitzer
vs. In Debt.

Ben iamin EIley.
The general object OF this suit is TO recover
OF the defendant the sum OF $500 o. with inter.
est thereon from the 23d day OF July, 1872 until
paid, which interest is subject 20 a credit OF
s2sDO, and COSTS OF this suit. and 90 subject TO
the payment OF the same the following real
estate: Lots 81 and SO IN the town OF Trisdel-
phis, In said county; also all tho right, title
and interest Of said defendant 10 a tract Of
land the interest In which OF Henry Otto was
conveyed TO said defendant by = deed dated
tho 18th day OF September 1891. And II APP
pearing by an afiidaVit filed In this cause, tha
the defendant Is a nonresident OF the State Of
West Nirfinia and be not having been served
with copy OF The summons in this cause, on
motoa OF the plaintiff, by his attorney, this
order 81 publication Is entered him. and II Il
ordered that he appear within enc month after
the date OF the FIRST publication OF this order
ana DO what - necessary 20 protect III inter
ests. IL Is further ordered that this order be
published and posted according % law.
witness. John W. Mitchell. Clerk OF our said
Court at the Court House Of said comfy, this
IN day OF February, lS0i, to.wit: February
Rnles. 1884,
JOHN W. MITCHELL, Clerk.
Published the FIRST time February 2, 1894
Attest: JOHN w. MITCHELL. Clerk
WHITE q ALLEN, Attorneys for Plaintiff
fe9cawt
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before I vas born. it won't seem funny
at all. But Mr. Howard has gone fur
Their. He has not only discovered the
secret OF what is humOr to great class
OF our citizens, but he has learned what
will make one NAH laugh and another
man swear. 1 call that a considerable
triumph. HOWARD FIELDING.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-14

and those soon to be-
come mothers, should
know that Doctor
Pierce's Favorite Pre-
scriptiOn robs child
birth Of its fortunes,
terrors and dangers
to both mother and
child. by aiding nat
ure in preparing the
system for par
turition. Thereby
sslabCrn and the
period Of confne-
ment are greatly
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-14

shortana1. DC alSo prOllloto7 y >, N,.1l
e1 ef,,n5enee of nourishInent for the colld
Mrs nORA A. GUTHRIE, of OGkseg. C .,:.,i.
~ Tl---S writes. when I began taxing
vol,r Fsrorite Prescription, was nos soie
~ -tsnd "a my feet without suffering almost
Tesfi' Nfty Il as an nv hOuSeWorS 6asnins,
e00sinr. sDygiug and everything Tor sny family
of eis-ht / An E0uter now than nave zen zen
in ~ Yeas tY8ur EavOrite Frescfipt,oin y
if moved 80 with me. / never SUFFERED ds iittie
v-7fh nrr cf my khildren es i did win my lAst,
ard She IS the ltalthiCst we've got lave n
frrrd several tcltry EavOrite Pre- ripilofa
ana Is has prove 9o3 for them
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-14

vldual recipient swears only five times,
we would have total OF 100, OOO,0 600
cuss words for which my friend, the
artist. rs directly responsible for every
wear. Suppose, further, that the artist
holds his JOB 36 years, and aiterWard
suffers in Durgatory one day for every
niece of violent language caused by
bin. as committed above, he Will be
there O,oOO, 900 years, and do not call
90 enough.
These mathematical operations are
founded upon exact facts. Ia this letter
I am simply trying 20 state matter OF
news in plain words.
have known
THE VALENTINE ARTIST
for q long time, but never suspect him
OF doing anything OF that kind. 10 was
only Yesterday that I learned about ~
/ went into his workshop just a. ne had
finished drawing. I looked over his
shoulder, expecting to see . pretty pic
fnre designed for one OF sac magazines,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-14
COMIC vALENTINEs

are an offensive. They are divided
broadly into TWO classes, which are
known technically as the "Ait'em-
the rules Of ordinary social courtesy
person may reply 20 a Long Joker with
clUb, bat If be gets a Hit-'em-Hard he
takes down the old musket from the
wall
The enormous sale Of these things
proves that they must an a longing Of
the human heart The two sexes feel
this want about equally. Just as many
are painted for men as for women. /
regard that as an interesting fact which
ght easily escape the notice Of less
acute student OF human nature than my
SELF just how badly YOU have to,bate
q person before You feel impelled
20 insr's him pictorialiY on the l4t6 of
am unable to state. But
good many million peo-
lntry who could tell from
experience. The practice
erai recognition of artis-
ltrast. An added charm
the picture Of q iackass
You when ia is re-
ay sacred to lovers
me that these valen-
10 the pict0riaiex-
an fault or foAy.
any other ieG
70 20 draw IS
ear.
Of the
nffrNrra
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FOR T
PUBLIC LIRsIsl

81, For .II rent from A,.r
i Library ana tie i.b 49, 81,
and S. Fourteenth s h.
Four fine Office -.
Temple, Third aoa,. ''g Is.
etc s.l INCLUDED In Ten, a'r
kaquife at once.
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new ApvERTIsEMENTs.
NEW ADVERTIsEMENTs. Ee.a.W
'CTOSINGOUT!|
A CHANCE FOR BARGAINS!


Having bought entire stock OF Hayden ana 10
offer for sale at exceedingly low prices ~
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ssa'sv, .... sssss : 7 70 A.. n.rks'
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RINEHART 4 ID
FOR SALE-REALa

City BsnkRp'i.'t fr' e
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-30
I'VE COMMISSIONER.

Uncle slls, brown I. very much grail.
n-i over hl. election Ia the Office 81
school commissioner In tb. town Of y.
lie asserted that when b. assumed the
du,ie. ~ Ill. position be Intended Ia 90
into n for all u va. worth, and make
hi. influence felt. ~ no one MAS sur
pri.e,i At the hr.t meeting 81 the new
board To hnd him In = pugn,ciou. m"od.
.I,. hecrn lots a complaints about
III. i,,k 10 edjlcition about these
parts, - he .sli, rising tn hi. feet. "No~
iher. aint no excuse for this here state
10 affairs. There's plenty ~ s,idicstion
In III. world. More'n enough Ia 90
round, aud our Md. have got % have u.
80 I move, Mr.. Chairman, that thi. com.
mlttse find out j-st how many boys and
gitl. there are In town, n then get
enough dedication 90 supply EN- all,
whatever II costs. I'd lik. Ia know
where ned D. II We hadn't Got our full
share Of II. Give the kids chance"
II 4. q pleasure Ia snnouncr that ncle
sIl.s' remark. we're revived With sP-
plsu.e, and that the "klds" got quite q.
much Eradication" as most of them
could .tand.-IIarper's Magazine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-30
k.,inth. I..,.l.s.

No 81. scottish Diagonal; liogmsnsy.
Cro~.woris: l. lIsbrid--. = llolyro-i. 4
B.gpipus 4 Iislmoul 8 Margaret. d
John Knox : Galloway. = wsssrlsy.
No >r.-M.tssram' Nail. jail. pail. s,il.
rail. tail. wall. hail.
No 80 -Arithmetioal i'u1sls~s I. 3
ooins : y nut. j II days, II men- 4
A. "a dollars II. u dollar.
No Uo-Numerioal EnignA: Hlppopo,-
anus
No Sl.-A New Years Motto; Always
b. GA time.
No. Ssa -Qao,Atioa Puzzle: Who live.
without folly l. n0t - wise ~ lac thinka"
No So -Doabls AerU~tlc. !. New. =
AfroA a Pint 4 OoLr- 8 Lobster. a
Earl :. Ouido ;. Negro
No p.-Disguisei Proverbs: I. The
early bird catches the worm" . "PrOm-
Is. little. but do much" 3 Too many
cooks spoil the broth" "icok bsfor
you leap" q Many hands make light
work" a "whsr ther.'s will thsrv's .
way"
No Hidden Dirls; l. Thrush. 2
Owl 4 lIaNk. 4 lI.net. 3 lieu q
swan. Z. P,lioam = Il.run. y Dove
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-30
CARE IN plpnIntRlA.

A. diphtheris IL so very ser'ou. .
disease, whenever q child seems lsn-
guild aud miserable, frrtful and deprcss.
ri, - iihout apparent cause, exsmlnc the
throat carefully. writes Elifsbsth Rob
ln.ou Scoyll In valuable article on
.Csrr In Infections. Di.esses" In the
February Ladies' Home Journal. " u
I. swollen and covered With patches of
gray membrane looking like sisie-peneil
dust, send for the doctor. u !. Always
..fe.t to hs,r medical advice when the
throat IL Affected. 49,.
I'ntiI the doctor CONES Keep the child
In bed. ~ the throat Ia painful procure
. lump ~ llme. pour cold ~ster upon "
when III. eff.rye.cence subsidies strain
OF the clear water and apply u Ia the
throat With brush ot swab. W the
child 1. old enough the throat can be
gsrgled " l,h the lime-~ater. Inhslin.
the steam from pitcher Of holllng water
sometime. give. relief. The neck may
10 rubbed With warm oil aud bound Nth
flannel.
MIlk, either hot or cold, should be
given every too hour. The cold MIX
NAV ha,. IN. white 81 an egg shaken
~ ith each cupful. strong beef.tes can
b- given aud the doctor may order slim.
ulant. The strength mus, he supported
by nouri.hiug liquid food.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-30
LEMONS VERSUS cnolsRA.

An excellent Illustration Of natures
beneficial aud protective arrangements
IL to be- found In the fact that the acid
found In the lemon aud the orange IL
capable Of destroying the poisonou,
germs which give rice To cholera. aud
perhaps also other diseases. Cholera IL
distinctly = disease OF tropical countries
which are the native home Of the lemon
and other members of the citrou family.
Recent Investigations made by the I'M
periai health officers Of berlin show that
cholera germs are destroyed 10 short
time after being brought Into contact
With the cut surface Of lemon, and do
not survive more than twenty-four hours
when In contact With the surface OF the
fruit. Ia consequence Of the results OF
this investigation, no restriction viii
be placed upon the importation Of these
fruits Into countries where cholera may
be prevailing.