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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-18
pLAINFIELD

Mrs Dell Dwinell Of Fast Calais was
ia town Wednesday.
slas willis and Dwight HOLSTER are
in camp at Edeewater.
Harry Parks went 70 Bellows Falls
Friday on q short business trip.
Roy Gale ID assisting H. G Cuttlng
in the Montpelier q Wells River sta.
zion.
r. j. Nuttue was in Lanerboro Mon.
day and brought out a fine string Of
trout
Mr.. and Mrs Alias Bemis and son,
Hugh, of Barre visited relatives IN town
Wednesday.
Fred j Bancroft returned 10 his home
in pawtueket, r. l., Thursday, after a
few weeks visit in town.
Charley Paulen was brought homo
from Barre hospital Tuesday. he Is
Atill in 9 serlous condition.
Mr. and Mrs luther Stintson went
70 their home II Chelsea, Mass. after
several weeks stay n town.
Mrs Bessie Lozelle Collier Of La
coma, NJ H. is spending The week with
her sister, Mrs Addison Foss,
IT, II Riser 81 Wateriown, n Y, Is
in town visiting bis sisters, Miss Mat
tie Kiser and Mrs Hattie shorey
Miss Margaret Mansfield 81 White
River Junction visited her sister Mrs
Nelson Hamel the FIRST Of the week
Mrs Sarah lane. Mrs Ella Kidder
and Mr. and Airs. Louis Badord visited
at the home Of Fl p Lane Tuesday.
Mrs. George 81. Cyr returned from
saltwater. N 1T Thursday, where sae
has been visiting her daughter. Mrs Ad-
olson Wood
Ralph Nye is spending his vacation
from tile kurn Hnttin scnool At West
minister with Bis grandparents, Mr and
Mrs Erwin Nye
The creamery report for The month
of Nav IS as icllowss Number Of
pounds Of milk l6027Ti cream, 4s.G08
buttcrfat 1000 The price per pound
was a2ta cents.
Rev and Mrs Perrin B Fisk and Mr
and Mrs Henry Bartlett were II Mont
peiier THE 6rst 81 the week to attend
The Vermont Congregational convention
A reception was given Mr. and Mrs
Elmer Maxael1 Wednesday evening 81
tile Rebekohs at the l. @. o. F ham
Some seventy five friends Of the Young
couple were present q give them con
and best wishes foF happy
and prosperous future Refreshments
OF cake and lee cream were served.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-18
WILLIAMeToWN

Ed Clark, of the Syracuse NJ ~. uni
versitv arrived here on Thursday last
for some part Of his summer vacation.
Rev and Mrs D n Strong and Dea.
e5n p g. Smith and wife were in att
tendance at the state Congrepa e0ual
convention e Montpelier this week
Ore 81 our towusfolk recently met
win DGHus " Chicago, who was Oh Tits
way from California to Washington y.
6 where he is to nave work for a
while.
n our items Of Thursday, we should
have written that Joe and not Dan.
Daley IS the new boxer 81 granite st
The Grearson Beckett Granite company 4
stone sheds
Mr. and Alrs Glenn r McAllister, who
were married On Wednesday last, viii.
on their return here. board with Mrs
Euos : Walker and viii have rooms
with MS @. U Lathrop
Rev. Miss Alberta Phillips, who is to
begin her ministerial labors with the
Uaiyersalist church here next Sunday
morning viii take rooms III the Beckett
Block ard have meals ID tie family Of
Hiram s. Drury
Morton, son Of Russell M Jsfords and
nov steaent 10 tie Syracuse, n. r.
university, is member Of boat crew
IN THAT university. that Is to have part
Ia the coming intercollegiate regatta at
Pouahkeepsie, NJ Y, On the Hudson, and
be win not be at home here for q little
time.
In the terrific rain and hail storm
here Wednesday evening last, certain in-
diViduals suffered quite q good deal Of
damage Charles sivrieht, letter carrier
OH r. IT ~ route. No, z, living at the
foet of the bill north Of Mill village
on the old Ralph Dirty place had some
Ie eerds n more 81 stove wood washed
away Isaac Recor, near neighbor Of
14F siYright. also suffered considerable
damage Jerry M Hutcninson's fine
garden Is said 10 have suffered good
deal DR.. M. ri Hurley lost ali his
chickens, az Ii number Others suffered
losses of chickens G. N. seaver q CO.
were obliged - pat new roof onto
their storehouse the next day. All these
private damages were in addition to
damages on highways, etc, etc.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-18
GRoToN

M y. Whtehil, WHO has been ill
this week IS gaining
a son was recently born t. Nh. and
Mrs David Ahiiehill
Mr ard Mfs ! n Darling were at
Montpelier Wednesday.
Mrs Mary Lowell 81 st. Iohnsbury IS
viaung friends ID town.
p. FFqnk Kicker Of Woodbury.. Conn.
is visiting relatives here this week.
Work was commenced this week on
tlne foundation fer the new Baptist par-
sonaga
AEr ana Mrs william Kicker Of
Woodsyile, N FL were visitors here
Tuesday
Rev S. 81 Myers went to West New
ton Maas, the first Of the week for a
few days stay
Mrs fl W Heath and sons, Jesse
and CHARLES of Boston. Mass, are as
Mrs Heati's for few weeks stay.
Ms Alexander Dunnett Of st. Johns
Bury arrived Wednesday and is occupy
ing her summer cottage at Riekers
Raymond Smith Of Wells River and
George Rdban of South RyeQate wsre
business visitors il town Wednesday
Mrs. Josephine Clark and son Rob
ert. Of Wells River were guests Of SIR.
and Mrs F. r. Clark and Mrs. Emma
Clark Wednesday.
IT. NJ Jackson and daughter, Mrs.
g H. MeCrnHs, Of Hyde Park. Mass,
have been visiting Friends at their old
home AZ Topsham ior few days,
Hon Thomas b. HAN, M. and ATre.
j N. Hail and Mr. and Mrs Lee i. Blan-
ehard went to Oxford, N. H., Thursday
to attend the wedding Of niece and
cousin, the daughter Of DR.. and Mrs.
Barnes.
Mrs Steven Frost returned home from
Mclndoes FABLE Tuesday. Mrs Eros,
went 70 visit her parents several weeks
ago and was taken III and has only
recently recovered sufficiently to come
to her home
Members Of the public service commits
sion were il town Wednesday and with
the seleotmen looked over tie railroad
crossing at the Biyoll bridge They 81.
dered an uHderpass 70 BE built az AMI
estimated cost Of $1,000 dollars. the
town Of Gnoton 60 pay an assessment
not to exceed six hundred dollars and th,
railroad and the state to bear the ball
ance Of the expense
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-18
EAST MONTPELIER.

Miss Flora Gilmore i AZ work ii
Montpelier
Earl Bartlett was in Barre on bust.
mess Thursday
s Gilmore was ID Montpelier Wednes.
day aad bought g new buggy
Nm AZ p Arbnckle ana MRS. Annie
BWnham were n Barre Thursday
Mr ana Mrs win Dunn Of planheld
visited al @ a Badgers one day last
week.
6 IT. Clark and A. G. Whtcher were
ia Plalndcld Monday to car load Of
live hogs
VIII Faster lost a valuable con few
Days uld the frt 81 tle week IL could
not stand up and had p Be SHOT
Mrs John Tacy returned from Bur-
lineton Thursday where She has been
IN The Mary Fletcher hospital for three
weeks
Mrs Abbie Mallory and daughter, Car
tie Parker ~ Plain6fld were at y FL
Afbuekle's last week and returned home
Sunday
School AZ east village was not in ses.
sion the first three DAYS this week, as
the teacher, Mrs. i. VI. sibley, was i'll
with tonsilitis
Mr.. and Mrs. T. P. Young went 10
New York City Wednesday, to visit
friends and win Re there to see the
Rooaeyelts return
Mrs Ross Of Boston Is visiting her
daughter, Mrs Clark sibley. and Miss
Jessie Simonds came with her grand
mother, to visit her aunt
Miss Alice Gilmore was in Barre TO
attend Goddard commencement, then
went to RoxbUry with student friend
and returned The arst Of The week
Mrs Julia s. willard. former resi-.
dent here, and her stepson Mr. Hines,
and little daughter Of Wolcott are
guests at the home Of J. NJ Willard
i. W. sibley was Il Barre Wednesday
70 have an injury . 40 eye attended to,
caused BY getting e piece Of steel IN II.
he was accompanied by his father and
is getting along nicely.
Am singers are invited to the all-day
sing at east village bali June "a, under
the direction Of G r Dudley Bring
Your dinner as K VIII be basket lunch
and All else Is free II "A hoped many
win come and have good time
Rev Henry D. Stevens and wife 81
Sterling, Mass. have been guests AZ the
home Of Al S. Foster since the FIRST Of
last week, and Mrs Stevens viii remain
a week longer as intended, hut Mr.
Stevens was called home Thursday 70
attend ; funeral
MI and Mrs RI Nj Farnham went to
North Randolph n their auto Wednes-
day and carried with them our grange
deputy, George g Mcknight, and wife
and Mrs Fred Thomas to attend the
Contra Vermont pomona They report
Ii good time there, but rather exciting
trip homo. As they were n Williams
town during the hard rain and rail storm
hnt were not wet of damRecd beyond
what slight repairs vii cover. as they
stopped under shelter part Of the time
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-18
aR -
Three Billion Letters a Year Now Bear
Those Initials.


Three Billion Letters a Year Now Bear
Those Initials
THE rural flee delivery service 81 the
United States means the distribution d
nearly s,ooO0ooOoO letters and parcels
annually along the highways and By.
ways Of every state and territory from
Maine e Alaska a force Of 1900 Gar.
riers daily 90 over tie routes assigned
to them
bringing the mail To the farm now
costs the nation 100000 a year in
salaries for the carriers, expense Of ex-
aminine new routes. maintaining post
Offices payments 81 inspectors, special
agents, clerks aud chiefs of branches
To secure information to make changes
IN routes and carriers where deemed
necessary. to establish new routes and to
record and tabulate statistics and data
for the postmaster general as well as
for the public, a force of only no per-
sons IS required in Washington ii spite
vi the crest amount Of office work ana
correspondence that must b. finished
daily
Over million letters are received
and answered BY the department Of rural
free delivery IN a year Many Of these
received are merely addressed to the
department 10 save time Of opening
and reading missives not properly direct
ed II i part 81 the work 81 the mailing
section. 1t includes 4 private post Office
through which every letter received on
sent relative TO rural delivery must pass.
Every one of the half-miliion and more
letters sent from this department. is
copied for record by a mechanical sys-
tenn. which saves the labor Of a hundred
copying clerks, even where the hand
copying press Or the carbon method has
been employed. a force of only seven
teen clerks is needed n this section. vet
in addition to handling and copying
mail they keep daily record Of en- the
outlay for postage expenses Of the de-
partment and sort and examine the
hundreds of letters daily received, which
must BE returned to the post Offices
where they should have been directed
What the service does IN receiving an
pliCations for new routes, petitions Far
carriers, decisions Of the department. the
and receipts, is told by the
post Office newspaper Published every
day By the accounting section, Ii IS
record Of what every one in this postal
counting house, including Tie assistant
general himself. Is doing.
Every important item Of statistics
tabulated in type
The esprit de corps Of the rural free
delivery Is best shown b. the last am
nnal report During the year 1T states
that out Of The 4l,000 II The service the
total dismissals for cause were only l65.
less than The total number Of deaths.
The reasons for the dismissals were
Incompetence and failure to
obey instructions No dismissals what.
ever for stealing from the mails or 9TH
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-18

George Hill Of che west side ID assist
ing William Mccarthy in repairing MS
heuse.
Miss Isabella Mccarthy spent satur-
day and Sunday in Barre, visiting at
William McDonald's.
Dwight Hobart and family Of Texas
are spending the summer with MI. Ho.
bhft's sisters at The old home farm
The boys and girls who have been
attending high school have returned to
Their respective homes for the vacation.
1Eiss Iva Poor Il spending vacation
from her work in Melrose Mass, with
her parents, Mr. aud Mrs Chauncey
Poor.
Miss Dora Buprey and Miss Bertha
sayab Of Mortified spent Sunday with
Miss Duproys parents, Mr and Mrs. Al.
fred Duprey
Mr.. and Mrs Elmer Duprey, who have
lived the past year with Mr. Duprev's
parents Mr and Mrs. Zeb Duprey, have
moved 20 Mortified.
The Misses Nellie and Emma Smith.
who have been visiting their grandfa
Their ]. G Webb, have returned to their
home in Plattsburs. n. T.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-18
BLOCKADED
Every household IA Barre Should Know
How to Resist Il.

Every Household IA Barre Should Know
How to Resist r.
The back sshss because the kidneys
are bIosladed-
Haip ths kidneys with their wors
Tie back win ache 10 more
Lots II proof chat Dosn's Kidney Pills
DO this
rs the bsst proof, for it comes from
Barre.
q. A. Churchill rs Merchant street,
Barre, VT, Says; q publicly recon-
mendsd Doans Kidney pills IN 1897 after
i had taken them q short time and had
found The best Of ealts After that,
] continued their use and was entirely
relieved Of backaohes pains across my
toins ond other symptoms 81 kidney
trouble. During the time that he's since
elapsed. have taken Doan's Kidney
Piils on several occasions getting thee
AZ browns drug store, and the same
good results have always been received.
have also advised their use 20 friends
and acquaintance whom I have heard
complaining Of haekache.
For sale By al dealers. Price 50 cents.
Foster Mllburn Co., Bugalo, n. ~ sole
agents for tho United States.
Remember the name Deans and
take no other.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-18
GRANITEVILLE.

Regular meeting Of local No. 423, tn.
ternatioHal Union Of Steam Engineers,
Tumas' hall. Graniteyile, Tuesday, June
p at 1880 p m. All members request
cd to be present Business Of import
anee. Frank labouuty president.
Old and young folks dance In Miles
hall Saturday evening june ls under
the auspices Of Mystic circle F Of a.
Montpelier Military band orchestra
General admission, Zoe Everybody in-
vited
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-18

Il how to make herself attractive. But,
without health, il is hard FOR her 10 be
lovely il face, form or tdrnpnr. A weak.
sctiy woman win BE- nervous and irrita
he Couatpation and kidney poisons
STOW IN pirnpies blotchss. sisin eruptions
and wfstehRd complexion. But Electric
Ritters always prove eodsend 70 wom
"a who want health, beauty and friends
They regulate the stomach. liver ana
kidneys purity tne blood, give strong
nerves, bright eyes, pure breath, smooth,
veivety akin, lovely complexion, good
health Try them, SOC at tie RED Cross
Phefspaeg
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-18

er dishonesty were on the records. Com
sidering the different kinds Of men re-.
quired, this q indeed remarkable testi-
mony to their faithfulness and speaks
wen for the organization. From The
Bookkeeper
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-18
RANDOLPH
Serious Damage Done BY Storm Of
wednesday Evening.

Serious Damage Done BY Storm Of
Wednesday Evening
TIE damage caused By The hard storm
ol Wednesday. recalled Ia consider
able los 20 yeral parties here f p
Ih0mes estimates de oss % hls fern
about $1,000 u. az lerd also suffered
quite 4 ioss to Dis meat market bv tlie
water euteir the basement where the
cod hsh and almon were stored. The
Randolph bakery came near being under.
mincd by 3 hole 10 90 % feet deep.
which was quilted out from under tie
foundation Be CHAT the building has all
ready begun q settle THE Fish his
road from thn N0uton stock farm is
almost impa able % many places and
tile Highway near the farm 81 ID, TIL.
Morse Is badly damaged.
Miss Ethel Wymau Is IN Bethel with
her sister Mrs Collins.
Mrs j. n Lamson is visiting AIrs.
David Ellsworth fiji Bristol
Arthur Austin has begun work "a
clerk ia the store Of Bell brothers
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Doles are 1T Is-
land Pond for two weeks vacation.
Mrs W. p. Edison and Mrs. n W.,
Chamherln were ia Montpelier Thurs
day.
Mr. and Mrs 4. Adams are IN Thet.
ford, occupying heir cottage at Fairlee
lake.
Mr. and Mrs. f. n Mason are enter
tanning Miss Jennie Bell Of Walden this
week
Arrs. +. F.. Brooks underwent serious
operation recently from which she i ret
covering
Mrs Park, NJ. D. Of India gave an
address at the Baptist church Friday
evening.
Mr. and Mrs S. S. Whiteomb have
gone 70 Boston to visit their son, E. 3.
Whiteomb.
AFu b. b Hanks Of Huntington Gem
ter IS the guest Of her cousin, Mrs.
Eugene Ellison.
Mrs. William Miller Of Richmond is
being entertained BY Mr. and Mrs. NJ.
Fl Miller this week
Mr. and Mrs. G. Champion Of Euos
burg Fails are the guests Of Rev. and
Mrs Homer White,
Miss Ida Battles Of Springfield. Mass
has arrived il town for vacation Of
several weeks win relatives
Miss Bessie Davenport has gone 10
Boston TO spend the summer with he
sister, Mrs George Iaplin.
Miss Myrnie Clifford attended the com
mencement exercises q TIC Whiteomb
high school At Bethel this week.
A daughter was born Monday to Nlr
and Mrs Arthur Rollins Of West somer
vile; granddaughter 81 Lueius Webb
Mrs. E. s. Waslimrne Of FelehvHe
and Mrs Stella Buck OF Lebanon. n.
TIL. are guests Of Mr and Mrs. Nca
Buck
ATr and Mrs George Pudy have come
from Derry, r. IL To reside and are
now living in the Briggs house on School
street
Rev. J. Wanaee Chesboro went to
Providence, 4 +, Monday "a attend the
WIKI slg 'seilsas sA@1eiSss " li0Ma uli'
Nya + n4sr was H. 4eIseste
fror tbs tVor,s,,s pol;of corne 81 4b,s
ytssa =. ~. ss,,,,sl ,,ssti,,, 81 No.
seiisr ttis wei
hou4e N Rev. W S. smithers ara gone
IA iive with hpr siHar. Mrs. iona I'M
son 81 Hebaid hill.
llt' @lla asts' Z. q l@,2olt ne u.
10 attend tie annual meeting 81 the
G. A. r. and VI. RI q
Aiis Jgnhls Aaa2s1llia, Nilo 'aaa 80
n tAe alatF ftstenel aosPiist III pNs
siRlsson UT tieaelhslt 1850 through
heie "heh ~ asl N"s n'Aie'
Mrs G. J Bpmrili returned from : two
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-18
Men Suits
$los0 Value, $3.50

II yen want one Of our regular
S., 90 Suits, come and Get it for
S6. 90 this week.
Mems sof Hats. s1,2s to s17s
value, this week ....... Csc
Mems light colored Caps soc
value, this week ......., Doe
Mems BaIbnggan Underwear SOC
value, this week -. 39c
Boys Suits, value 50. 50, this week.
at...... ...,...-... p 4. 30
Boys wash Suits, 7se value, this
week ......... Soc
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-18
GROWING GINSENG.

III d WNIITIIIT % 9 -7-II0lI W
Told About
Eight years ago when an enterprisins
citizen started ginseng farm il !
Worcester county town, he paid twenty
three-cnts apiece for bis ginseng seeds
which made them worth almost their
weight IN gold This year The farm has
seeds to sell and holds them al two doll
lars thousand There VIII be ginseng
to sell also since it takes from five to
eight years to grow perfect roots, Of
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-18

We have the proper article
for this kind Of weather and
can deliver it in proper man
ner. This wood of ours has
been under cover since last
year and Is in good condition.
The psioe Il dght- / IS per
load. Try a load TODAY.
Office Tel. aszT-; Yard TsI. is-M
Morse & jackson
zss No. Main St
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-18
TRAvulERs' RAILWAY GUIDE.
Central Vermont RAILWAY.

Trains leave narrs FOR waite river Junction
snd Boston and WAY stations ais9 Windsor
ans Believe Faus and New York et 7.i8 and
iL45 .. A. anf Ills D m. Ase leava Barre for
Waite River JunHhe1 bellows ERils Spring.
hfld AMI Vow York nc 5.4B p w
Treint leave Barre for BuritnEtop. 81, Al
bans. Montreal anN way gtntsana As 81 a. M,
t.lN. Ell D .. 100 2 lNn IA.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-18
Moag1slIar B weIls River RaIlroaa

Trains leave HARE FOR Wells River connect
me a. that peiAt With unlns going bcth north
sbd south at T05 VI. i2 as and 9.6H p. m The
l225 Trails connects via train fer Bo0ton, and
epeier olEs Nftb Montreal eNntess fnd tho 7o5
And 2.a5 uelns win ST. J8hagamfT nalhs
Tfetls leaYs baTo Ter Montpelier Is T05,
lea0 y ~, 2.ss. ass, ais aad so p. ~
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-18

Cars ieeve aouaFs n barre for Montpelier at
" niiHntes of ard " minHteH past ehe hour
Ieaye Mensnelay for Barre On tic hour and
hsf hour m4sl 70 3. m.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1910-11-12
WHITE MEN FROM
THE ELECTION BOOTH
Oklahoma Negroes Refuse 70 submit 10 the
Restrictions 81 tha Grand Father
Clause.

Muakogee, Okla, Nov. 8.-A tele-
phone message 30 the Times-Demo-
crat from Coweta, Okla, states that
negroes took possession Of q voting
booth ID q school house in d negro
settlement four miles from CoWets
this morning. The white election
officers were thrown out Of the poll
ing place, the negroes declaring they
would vote despite the grandfather
clause. A messenger was sent to
goWeta, asking for help and two an
tomobiles with fifteen white men
armed with shotguns left for the
scene.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1910-11-12
The Rayne Tribune.

The Tribune. of Rayne entered
upon its 18th year last week, and the
Clarion wishes ID felieitate il upon
it's improved appearance IN every re-
spect.
Rayne has 1 right to be proud Of
the Tribune, because II now ranks
among The progressive, up-to-date
newspapers Of The State.
It's present editor and proprietor,
James i. Greig, took np The paper
when it was II sore straits, and BIZ
lis ability as / newspaper man has
made ii ! credit to his town and 70
himself. The Clarion wishes It con
tinued success.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1910-11-12
Can TYPHOID FEVER
Be CONVEYED BY FISH?
And 1t Is Also said that the FIny Tribe Can
Spread the Bacillus Of Cholera.

London, Nov. Can fish conye,
the bacillus Of cholera? To answer
this question Prof. Gosio, of Rome
stare bacteriologist, has begun a ser.
ies 2f observations on the Apulian
nd Neapolitan %littoral, which have
tttracted the attention Of the Ian
fcet and which this week answers the
question in the affirmative.
That typhoid fever can be con-
7eyed BY fish, it says, particularly
By the frutta di mare (shell fish,, SO
largely consumed on the Italian sea-
board, Is d weItauthentieated fact
Sewage still finds its way into those
waters, end the oyster dredged off
Santa Lucia ID notorious as d cause
Of CASTRO entritia. So common. il
fact, Is intestinal disturbance in the
late summer and early autumn among
the NaaDolitans, with whom at that
season Ia zuppa marinera' and fish
diet generally are IN special favor,
that vhep the cholera appeared three
weeks ago its presence was masked
by the symptom all too familiar
among The consumers Of such fare
the initial Vomiting and abdominal
malaise, CHARACTERISTIC Of the Asaia
TIC disease, being vaguely set down
70 the sturcf intestinalf endemic be-
fore and after the dog days.
Imported from the Russian shores
Of the Black Sea, the cholera num-
bered many victims at the Apulian
ports. Now, says Prof Gosio, the
problem before US is to ascertain
whether, having effected their way
into the Intestine Of the fish, the
Vibaionl eoliriei specific multiply in
nunbersa Again ii what other
besides mallases DO they seem to
ind ! lodgme1t? And, further, do
take most kindly to migratory
ish, when they would constitute q
serious danger By transporting the
Infection to d distance
Prof. Gosio adds that in the pro
'ess Of cooking, and in frying rather !
han n boiling The cholera bacillus
nav be rendered innocuous; but no :
ne familiar with the perfunctory
Of The Neapolitan poor will J
lace much reliance on this safe
.uard. Besides, the oyster, the most
Inspected frutta ii mare is almost
Invariably eaten raw.
Prof. Gosio's researches come not J
n hour TO soon, and their results are !
waited with interest, not only BY
be p~athologist, but By the public, &
'hich seeks health and warmth and
ID the sun traps Of Italia
LeridionaIe.n 3