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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1896-12-04
ANNUAL. ELECTION.
Wilkin Post and the w. r. G. Put in
New Officers.

Wilkin Post, g. A. r., held it's
annual election of officers Wednesday
night, with the following result:
ommander-Robert Girvin.
Senior View. G.. Briggs.
Junior Vice.. Sheldon.
Surgeon-Dr. William Jacoby.
Chaplain-H. S. Eldred.
Officer of the Day-B. III. Conrad.
Officer of the Guard-James Oliver.
Quartermaster-M. Hanna.
Drum Major-Henry Tibbetts.
Trustees-Gen. e. M. Pope, DR.. E..
J. Davis and w. B. Torrey.
Delegates to department encamp-
ment-W. B. Torrey, e. Terry, D. NJ.
Hall, Thomas Rodson.
Alternates- E. r. Kennedy, Henry
Tibbetts, M. Keene, E. A. Cooper.
The Womens' Relief Corps also
elected officers, as follows:
President-ElizaJ acoby.
Senior Vice-Abbie Bean.
Junior Vice-Lorina Chaplin.
Chaplain-Helen Eldred.
Secretary Emily Williams.
Treasurer-Mary Plymat.
Conductor-Alma Walker.
Guard Elizabeth Oliver.
Delegates to convention = Abbie
Bean and Lavinia Osborn.
Alternates-Mary Plymatsand Susan
Veigel.
These will be installed the first
Wednesday in January, the same day
that the post installs it's officers.
The Relief Corps wishes to thank
the schools for donations on Thanks
giving. Fifteen baskets were sent
out.
A motion was made to change the
bylaws so that there shall hereafter
be only monthly meetings instead OF
semi-monthly, the meetings to occur
on the first Wednesday night of each
month. This will be acted upon at
the next meeting, and full attend
ance is desired.
The matter of renting hall will
also come up at the next meeting, as
the present lease expires early in the
spring.
A new member, A. Shoemaker, was
mustered in.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1896-12-04

were allowed.
Treasurer Jones presented his bond
for $4,000, with Jno. f. Meagher, w.
G.. Hoerr, j. Fl. Ray, Jno. r. Thomas
and T.. G. Harrington as sureties
This was approved
The superintendent of schools was
authorized to purchase such supple.
mentary readers as are needed.
q A list of magazines for the high
school reading room, the subscrip-
tions footing up about SIS, was favor.
ably acted upon.
An addition to the library of the
Union school to the amount of $40
was authorized.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1896-12-04
SCHOOL BOARD nEETING.
Is the best-in fact the One True Blood Purifier

Nothing Very Important Done at
Last Nights Session.
All of the members except DR.. Davis
were present at Wednesday nights
meeting of the school board.
Supt. Kenaston presented mis-
mont h usronOrt DC fol1ouc.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1896-12-04

We are not afraid to quote prices
its our stronghold;we are proclaimed
price regulators of Southern Mime
sofa by the people. Read or large
page advertisement on other page.
The GLASS BLOCK.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1896-12-04

&C. d. Taylor. the jeweler, of Man
kato, is giving fine hand painted oil
paintings to his customers Call for
explanation. 26t4
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1896-12-04
Honey to Lend

On farm lands on easy term.
MANKATO SAVINGS BANK.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1896-12-04

Mr.. James Hodson and family, OF
Hebron, have moved to the city ana
reside at 731 South Front street. Mr..
Hodson has accepted position with
the /. x. L. clothing house.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1896-12-04
A BROKEN JAW.

Gebhard Iceberg met with an acct
dent Wednesday afternoon while
threshing on Martin Weigard's farm
in Lime towship. He was pyr-
ing on the machine whe ne
was struck by the rail and the
right side of his lower jaw was broken.
He came to this city and DR.. Warner
set the fracture.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1896-12-04
wi crit

Made and Merit Maintains the confidence
Of the people in Hoods Sarsaparilla. fla
medicine cures you when sick; if it makes
wonderful cures everywhere, then beyond
all question that medicine possesses merit.
Sharp County record., 1896-06-05
The Cruel Truth.

Years ago a member OF the In
diana Legislature, in brand new
suit of brOadcIOlh and Xix hat,
gold headed cane and a white Lawn
tie, wandered up into the saRctum
Of the Courier Journal, stood around
in IistIess way, looked over the
papers, went down stars aad came
back several times, says the WASH
lngton Star lie was asked TO take
a seat, which he declined elaborately
and erded by drawing bis chair in a
confidential way up 10 the "round'
about" mans desk.
rCould you," said he, "p1t in the
paper that | am at the Gait house
with my brIIe and inst fling in
something about my belLg promi,
nent lndIauIau: | don't care any
thing about this sort Of thing myself,
out you know how the women are,
| want fifty copies Of the paper sent
to this address, and be laid down
81 80 grned, got red IN the face,
said good morning and vanished
Next morning he read that "Mr
John Il, lluCkIebcrry requests US to
,ay that he ls at the Gait house with
hl- bride, that he Is prominent
member Of the legislature of Indiana
aud that he himself, personally cares
nothing about newspapers notonety,
but that society note would be
highly gratifying to Mrs. lIucklc.
Berry. lie added that he wanted
fifty copies Of the paper for dlstri.
button to his constituents"
Sharp County record., 1896-06-05
Ice Cream Made In n
Minnie.

I have an Ice Cream Prezsr that
will lreezs cream perfectly in one min
ute; az i, is such 4 wonder er0Ed EIl
always be sr.uad, 20 anyone can make
from FIVE 10 liz 4 llrs q day sel in.
cream. and from ten TO ipeaty d0l4ss a
dag selling Frsfzers, as pc pc E.ll al
ways buy an sriic -,Fhfn i. islsmonstra
ted that they Can make money By :
dong. The cream 10 frozen inssntly
and ia smooth sni free fr1m lGmp5.
.ase iJa. sowe II my.ef have Fl end.
hucceed ng 90 well that felt il ny du
" 10 let others know Of this opportunity
a. | feel eoLfirnt ths; any person IN
any l1caliEy can make money, as any
person can cell cream and the Rrsfz 4
sells is-eIf, J. 7. Case7 : Co., lI43 St
Charles 81. 81. Louis Mo , will mail yoI
complete instructions and wi employ
you on sllary ii you can give taeu
your whole tiIhs.
Sharp County record., 1896-06-05
Measuring Wind By Sound

The means by which wind can be
measured by Its sound is novelty
in modern scientific research to
which the attention OF the National
Academy Of sciences has been
drawn By Prof. Barns. He asserts
that the yhIs.Iing Of the wind as it
crosses a wire varies with the veloc-
ity, and that this can be computed
from the pitch Of the note observed
IN the case 0: gwen diameter Of
wire and tor a given air tempsra
tsre. A special micrometsr attach
ment can be made to convey, the
sound, isolated from other noises, to
the observer at a distance. Thus,
every gust and variation OF the
wind can bs studied in this way and
an idea Of the actual direction OF
the gust can be had by mears of the
sounds obtained from three wires
placed ct right angles to one anoth'
er.-ChIcago Chronicle.
Sharp County record., 1896-06-05
Did You Erer WaRe MOney
Easy!

Nr Efitor-I have read how Mr. c
z .. Tnads % much non,y in the Dish
washer asinsss and think haze bat hin
an very yCdng YET aud have had lNt t'e
sIperietcs 10 ssil.n. goods bui haze
male over eight hanI'ei dii,r. iu ten
Eesks ling Di.h Washers 1t issn1
ly wonderful how easy it IS - sill them
All YOU have 20 10 is 70 show ID lAilss
now they work su they eanno: D 10 bni
Guy one. Pr the baa q; Of h,r. | will
tate ,hs; got ny s,art from the u md
y ty Dish Washer c., s.. L,ui, H.
Tnie to them and they WI ssni y)u
full particulars.
think Loan clear over s} 00 the
coming year, sui am no; gong to le:
the opportunity pssh Try it and p1b.
li,h your sIecesi for ,he ben,f Of Others
]. z. c.
Sharp County record., 1896-06-05
,Ncdue OMd InriL

Outward profession, without in
ward confession, lS like Ia man who
blaGks the toes Of his boots and
leaves the heels unpo:shed, or the
chambermaid who sweeps the dirt
under the bed
A man who ran a private still IN
bis house, having lost hi, health from
strong drink, was advised by his
doctor that the only way to recover
II was TO run hi. slIll by water
The sun answers all objections to
the spots on It's disc by shining, So
the BlsIe responds to all eYIIs bv
shedding light on the path Of duty
and the way to heaven.
The hands Of the clock are no in
dicators Of time unless the wheels
within are turning, Outward signs
are worthless, unless thers a 'pint.
uai movement IN the heart.
WHISKY is now beng made from
old rags IS a simpIe process, Of
as whisky hcs been the
,blef manufactures ol raSs, ~
Sharp County record., 1896-06-05
4 Chance 10 Wake Money

haze berries, grapes and peaches, q
year old. fre.h as whsn picked. u
the Calf rnia Cod pro ess, do no; hear
or seal the fruit, just pat it 10 cold
ks ps p'rfecty fresh, sni IS almo,
no hin. can put up bushsl IN ten mia.
uies. La, week sold dIrecti ne 70
nv-r 40 families; anyone will pay dol
ltr tor directions, when they Sc thr
beautiful slmpl,s Of fruit; A''Fe ART
many people poor like myse t, | clns der
it my duty to give my eZpeisnc 10 sich
and f,el nfient any one can make one
" two hundred dollars rOunl home in a
few,days will mail sample # trut
and complete Dire itions. to any OF your
readers, for eighteen two~'en, s'lm2s.
which is only the a,tu COS Of the sam
pies. postage, ETC., 10 me
FBANCI5 CASEY, 81. L1ui', No.
Sharp County record., 1896-06-05

Gonf FlII 70 nan knoEs nothing
3f geography nor anIhrDpAagT. \
ydI. IHllrnUI-tI. : E0F.d nlr. \
m-.aEiLEODis; = Worldly mla.
NJ ore E..l s1cyeeG Ia reforming
1i1sT-, zho has Bas begun Oh him
self Al -FEs FsiOrmeFs Egfz iron
the center. outward.
The dogs tha: licked ths sores Of
Lazarus. g-Fe kinder than th1.- ply
.lsilus gao refuse tFestmeEt 10: tie
peHHIIess
ANN caHnot break the t'nis Of
responsibility oi EiIi, any more than
he can drop the pJies Of sehsrget
battery.
A fair bFi i somltImes fdsni II
a foul Hs-i. Beautiful flowers some
times bloom on 4 mHck heap,
Conteu;ment ran 1--we on th'
srEGI5s that fall from the table ot
Pr1digsI ingrsiitude.
f1G mast sEn4n Christ. The only
question = EhetteT wItk lL0rHs 0I
i-Ee.5.
The g7s psl has no statHtes Of lin
ita;IOn. Time does not o4ll4w It,
claims Rams Horn.
Sharp County record., 1896-06-05
spoons Free 10 All.

Tread in the Christian Staadsrd tha
Miss A NJ Fritz, Satos A. 81, Louis
No would give an elegant plated hook
spoon to any one sending her en- Scent
stamps. Isn't ~ one and ijDnl it's.
useful that | -hcFei j, TO my friends
and made sl3 in two honrs taking or
ders Tor the spoon. Tho hook sp)on is a
household necessity l:cinnrt slip into
the d sh or 60 king s~I, beng held in
place by hook on the back, The spoon
is something housskeeprs have need I
ever since spoons were frst invented
Any one can get asampIe spo)n b,
5 ling ten PC Mt stamp' to Mis- Fritz
ro si.a splcnd Sway 70 make money
around home.
Very truly, JEAVErrrg s.
Sharp County record., 1896-06-05

Aztec the 9Th Of June there ~Ili
be les- talk 4boaf waking out ot the
Chicago eouyrHli0n, aud the Dem
ocFacy OF Arkal-s. Eiii get 10 line
To DO - d8ty, 10 mailer shat the
result m8V b. 1t 0Hs natl0aaI co.,
ysnlIon. The Republicans and Popl-
L.ts would 10 G041i ge.g0m= an OP-
b5rt4nitT 10 combine n tbs state
snd divide The Officers, bat the mas
.ss vail never be willing 10 tFls,
them, sal the Democratic party vii.
60. Surrender 10 sach GOmoiDe or
leave an opening through disruption
or ! i,safeGiIGl that E0qId enable 1t
to assume the FsIBs OF government,
The Democrats OF tbi. STATE have
been tried before and OF more than
one occasl5B its leaders have been
carried no on the top Of 4 high
mountain and tempted With the
promise Of riches and greatness, and
while some fey have fallen the ma.
ioFity have said, "get behind NE
satan" and the result vii be the
same IN the next state election. Ih,
Democracy Of oar state will stand
true to ia coloF., Mark the prejIc-
tion.-Arkansas Democrat.
Sharp County record., 1896-06-05

TIE IIst sioEs .EI; On MAJ , 3tEeiTs
D=Fs0zs E=F- sli-=I By n sEp.1-I1a
Ia CJneiGua.,i; On The I5tb, I-I 6T =
cyclone Il T-Tl-; 90 the I7th, 81 ~
: eyclgEs n k-nsaesy and hln.as;
6E The 18th, II By ! rTc.gls II
Ns5Fzskz, on the 2Ist, % by cT'
cJ5nz II Oklahoma; o. The ZzuI, ;
By I cTe.oOe ID Missouri; On the
-irb, 40 by l cysi11a IN IoEa; On
tse 25.a, Sd 5yl eye.3le IN Mich
T IgaH l1t 0k,4homas aai 80 bv =
s.54i s1r.t 1t McGr-20r, I3ya; on
{ the Z6tH. y bv 2 storm ;, Csirr, and
seiE=er = ard Iay b rhs fai. o.. q
7 bridge q, Victoria. 3. c, aEi on the
z7,h, 500 By = tornado At 81 L1GIs.
I II ! cor=s: ia: Of property IJsses
s5aIf Be bad y have 10 doubt. that
/ the aggregate I1s- from storms
you'd =Jee=S That Of aEy ye4r o;
ElIsa Ee have 4 record.
Sharp County record., 1896-06-05

We call the attention Of
our readers this week to the
advertisement Of the Holling-
burg Music Co.. of Little
Rock, and would certainly
ask that should you at any
time decide to buy an instru,
ment that you give the your
careful consideration,
Sharp County record., 1896-06-05

II ia perfectly natural that every
man should have choice among
the candidates for each Office, and
that he should use his influence for
the e.tclion Of his cholCei il al To-
lows that iH many instances his de-
sires Will be met by dlsappointment'
However, one Of the first principles
Of democracy is "let the majority
rule and no matter whether you
get a single choice or not, remember
that as you are democrat you cant
do other than support the nominees
Sharp County record., 1896-06-05

Tng only safe way, if there be
one, and we believe there Is, to ar
rive AZ the sentiment Of the voters
on political issues is the lcgaIizcd
primary election. 'rhe'cut'and' dried
town conventions are generally 50
manipulated as to entirely defeat
,he wi of . majority Of The voters
While primary election gives ey.
cry voter the opportunity to excT
else the elective franchise, the con.
yen,ion methods afford candidates
and their heeIer, q fine opportunity
to round up their tools and vote
them early and often, with the re-
suit that the voter on ELECTION day
must vote for some other than his
choice or not vote at ALL -Cltlzen'
News.
Sharp County record., 1896-06-05

WE believe Sharp county should
stand by our North Arkansas friend,
A. O. Hull for Secretary Of State.
Mr. Hull was raised IN our nelghbor'
ing county Of Bayter;lsa a seli'madc
man and has never held a public Of
fee, while both Of his opponents
have done little else than hold Office
for the last dozen years, and one Of
them is now holding an Office under
appointment from President CIeyc,
land at .alary Of 81 300 per year.
Mr.. Hut! is 2 lG to ! FREQ SILVER
democrat; ls cminently qualified for
the Office Of Secretary Of State and
now has aS many instructed votes as
both his opponents, We hope Sharp
will fall into line auG give him a
aplendlI majority
Sharp County record., 1896-06-05

The Eor-t thing sbOHt this land
side for Mckinley say. lhe'Ss LoGi.
R@pabLlc Is that II looks Ike Reed
for Speaker again, If the F-yIhl!can'
should happen To VIII this YEA.
Reed l. sn expensive luE1ry. He
first set the marx for = biIli1a.iOl ar
Congress. II ne controls the Fifty
fifth Congress he may -et the marx
up to 100000 800, and then-wei
let rs wait and see.
Sharp County record., 1896-06-05

On another page IN this Issue we
reproduce an article from the Com
merclai-Appesl-the leading free
SILVER paper IN the south an article
on boiling; read it aud then decide
with the writer that boiling is not
the prop.r thing to do, and that
boIters are not the kind OF men to
elect to Office. We like to see mar
sincere and outspaken in bis views,
but for the love Of mercy don't bolt,
Sharp County record., 1896-06-05

We are confident that if the dem.
ocrats Of Sharp county would only
stop a minute TO think the matter
oyer that they would deuoance
boIterism and Dan W, Jones, and
prove their depqucIatloR at the polls
tomorrow,
Sharp County record., 1896-06-05

II. q. BUyE who was elected to
I'LL the uuezpired term Of Chief
Justice Sandels, Is candidate for
re election, and shouh receive the
unanimous support Of Sharp county
democrats tomorrow.
Sharp County record., 1896-06-05
The Tdii ind The Don.

The South and west are as
giants in the hands of the
with climate, soil
and facilities for every form
and food, clothing and manu-
Sharp County record., 1896-06-05

JUsT at this particular time we
think 1t would be very unwlse to
send new man to congress, and we
believe the people Of Sharp county
will agree witt US that Phillip ID.
McCulIoch IS the night man IN the
right place.
Sharp County record., 1896-06-05

II Foa are not wiling to support
the nominees, Who ever they may
be, don't 90 into the primary elec-
tion TOMORROW.
Sharp County record., 1896-06-05

THE DOpaIi.is Of Prairie county
endorsed Jone. foF goVeTnoF. VII
the democrats Of Sharp do the
sznef
Sharp County record., 1896-06-05

IT Eould be well for you to keep
your eye on the christian EhD kn"el'
on his handkerchief to pray, 10 keep
dirt of hls knees.
Sharp County record., 1896-06-05

TIE people Of Sharp Goani7 can't
AFFORD to DO other than instruct for
Clay SIoaa, 0: LaEEsuse county, for
Auditor.
Sharp County record., 1896-06-05

- Hill ms lLtA- -
vantages in a notable degree.
Take the single State Of
Arkansas, for inst tance
Here can be raised enough
cotton ID d single season to
supply a dozen States with
cotton cloth; enough sheep
can be raised to furnish wool
for half a million people; fax
and hemp can be grown IN
sufficient quantities to sup
ply Arkansas and Tennessee
with ali they need. In food,
enough Irish potatoes could
be grown on now neglect
ed acres to feed half the
South; enough corn could be
grown TO supply three States
with meal, and all their stock
with daily portions Of corn.
wheat can be grown IN proht-
able quantities in every cour'
" in the State, and the same
NAV be said Of oats, barley
and hay. Enough mast goes
to waste every year to feed
all the hogs that Arkansas
could eat in twelve months;
enough grass grows wild to
feed half the horses and cpH 5
in the State for a year II 1t
were only gathered and 9th
erwise taken care of. In ad-
dition. grapes, berries, aP-
pies, peaches, ounces and
pears and all other semltrop-
ical fruits grow prolifcally.
There is enough water
power unused in the State to
furnish power for the manu-,
facture of all our cotton, all
our fax and hemp, all our
wool, and to grind all our
corn and wheat into meal and
-four. We have zinc, iron,
lead, tin, antimony and cop
per in greater quantities, and
enough granite to build a
city and all its monuments
we have enough coal
to furnish heat for all Ark
ansas for one hundred years,
and to furnish steam for all
industries that do not avail
/ themselves of natural forces
We have the wood, out OF
which could be made lumber
for every house that 25, OOO
carpenters could build III ten
wears and then have left
enough to make our own pa
per and all our furniture,
boxes, toothpicks, matches
and pencils. We probably
have enough gold and silver
to furnish hard money for a
much larger population than
we have now. In fact, We
could build a Chinese wall
around the State aud, if we
would only avail ourselves
Iof our natural advantages,
never suffer for any of the
necessities and but few of
the luxuries of life.
Arkansas is peculiarly well
favored in this respect-more
so than any of her sister
Southern or western States.
But what is true of Arkansas
in a great degree is true of
her sister States in 4 less de.
gree. Not one Of them is
necessarily dependent upon
the bleak and barren East,
for anything of Importance,
And yet this vast, rich
county is held in the power
Of the East. 1t is switched
about and hauled around and
and teased and fretted and
run against prick walls and
twisted around by the ears
as though it were a tlabby rag
doll in the teeth of a frolic.
gno,a ,,uppv.no ib.u,rh tbara
Sharp County record., 1896-06-05

THEF DO 'aY thai cOagTess I'll.
afiouza ab0ai the 10Th of this
uoEIh,
Sharp County record., 1896-06-05

Crops WilI be better II Arkaasss
thIs yeaF thar for MANY yearss IT
KIND providence conuaaes to favor
Ez
Sharp County record., 1896-06-05

TuE month Of May just passed
brought with II more disastrous oc'
cprrepces tlan any similar month
Sharp County record., 1896-06-05
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LATEST reports from the II LhHIs
tornado plaaes the Is; Of killed aId
injured 81 3,11J,
Sharp County record., 1896-06-05

F0a can make % yosr mind to
DO 40, gGie for Jas. H. HarToi fos
governor tOnOETOw
Sharp County record., 1896-06-05
HqrFzh for ia. H Hauod,

= TwEyFT-EIGHT counties Eo.d pm.
EaEV elecLIgas tGlnoTT1E.
Sharp County record., 1896-06-05

A. G. HCL vii carry the aJaaiY
tCraoEF1E i0E se1Ee;aTy Of STATE.
Sharp County record., 1896-06-05

you cesire anything 10 our liue e-nes CT second lH
.from you We wIl treat YOU right prize aid terms
IS s'sction. Catalogue free on Fpplicati H.
Sharp County record., 1896-06-05

We sell the bs, Pianos in the world. Our IultlE
bal Pianos se endorsed by all of tie great srra Y
give pc 'ect salisisc Un wherever PLACED. llw
pe.se YOU, too.
Sharp County record., 1896-06-05

kImblil O'gats are acknowledge by al! WHO kus
ought 10 b., ts the finest in Il G word and Qai1I
cheupe There are more than 40 0D0 W in ue, Ada
u-iomer. NJ letter recomenda ion could be f.rd w
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-03
saud.Fiiters and Pure Water.
fpaitimore SUM-

Tho baltimore Health Magazine for
March has a most valuable and IN
structive article by Mr.. Allen Hazen.
Chemist I'm charge Of the Lawrence Elk
narIment Station OF the Massachusetts,
ctate BOARD of Health, on sand filtration
40 means of securing pure water sup
nliss for cities. Mr.. Hazen shows from
a study Of the experience OF European
cities for many years past that the Ultra
tIon of contaminated river water through
sand and pebbles Is effective. not only
in giving clear water, but In removing
disease germs, such as those OF typhoid
fever and cholera. Lawrence. Mass, had
from 1857 to 1892 averaged over fifty
deaths yearly from typhoid-fever. In
September, 1898, the water supply was
first filtered through sand, spread thickiy
over the bottom of altering area of
two and one-haif acres. with the result
~ an immediate drop In the death rate.
In 1874 there were but twenty-four deaths
from typhoid-fever, and In 1896 but six
teen ar these much more than half
we're cases of mill-operatives who per-
sisted in drinking the unfiltered river
water and others who contracted the
S,sea 40 out OF town. Cities having many
cases Of typhoid-fever have good cause
~ turn attention TO the necessity Of
sard fiItration an q cheap means OF lower
,rg the death rate. Hamburg on the
r,he In 1882, by using unfiltered river
wstsr had 5000 cases. and son deaths
from cholera In one month. whereas
aitona. which also got his drinking water
tram the EIbe, and lower down. but
uttered II through sand. was virtually
sxemut from thu dipsase.
win imDrovements devised q the LAW