Democratic Press, Volume 2, Number 80, Decatur, Adams County, 23 April 1896 — Page 4

THE DEMOCRATIC PRESS rV*l.l*H*l> WCMKI.V. hKMix'RATIU PHKM PUBLIHIItMa CO. LEW a. ELLINGHAM. EDITOR II.SO I’KR YEAR IN ADVANCE. Ehii hml »t the l*iKioMi'(>nt l><M'ntur. Indiana a* dncund-A’lMiMt -Mail Mutter. THURSDAY, APRIL 23. OUR TICKET. Ftir Auditor. NOAH MANUt'I.D. For Th'««un'r. JONAS NEI ENSI HWANDKH. For Sheriff. PETER I’. AsIIBAVt'HER. » For Surveyor, WILLIAM E. FOLK. For Coroner. OR. CHARLES S. CLARK. For A**o**or. ELI AS CRIST. For Cotiimlxrloner-Flrst HUtrlct, Jost I’ll E MANN. For Comm Imloner Second District. SAMVEL DOAK. CITY TICKET. For (*onnr!lnmn --Flrwt Ward IIA Kl* Y KNOFF. Fur Council man Hvennd Ward HKN KY H. HAKT. ForC'om ■. ’ an Thtid Ward. WILL. IH. NiBLI< K. •MM* -W- **MM w . Utah democrats indorse Matth< s. The contest is off. Hurrah for I iah. T:if; Sentinel is quoted as holtin: *s party nominee for mayor in For’ Wayne. That paper may thi ■ it’s funny now, but the time wil. come when the Sentinel editor will b“ kicking himself every day in " week, and fifty-two weeks in in year. The United .States Senate has beet organized and is officered by the republicans, yet republican new.-pa pen? —the Journal among them—frantically cries of the inten"- opposition and hatred of a dem s-ratic senate ami president. The inconsistency and galling nerve of these partisan blankets is something awful. Secretary Carlisle made a gold bug speech at Chicago recently. We always had a warm spot for the speaker on that occasion, until he refused to unite the democrats of Kentucky upon their part> nominee for United States Senator, simply because that nominee favored tree coignage of silver. The democratic party hasn't any | use for such demagogism.

Two weeks from last Tuesday our city election will t»e due. All democrats should feel a personal interest in their party nominees, and see to it that no democrat l>e allowed to neglect the matter of casting a ballot. Don't allow a mystic silence in the republican ranks to mislead you. You may rest assured that every republican vott in the city will be registered. Be s ire you vote. Wf. remember verj’ distinctly of bein ' < Hied down for crediting to ano’! 1 newspaper a clipping taken bodily and with iraliee aforethov ."it, from the newsy columns of the Portland Sun. We now very graciously return the compliment. and hope the clever maniputor of th: editorial broad knife over t ■•re, will kindly brush his intellect and remember that this pubiieatton has been christened the I’RiXS, the DeM(X:R*TICPrF>S. We appreciate a joke, but not in this season of the year.

THE FARMER AND MECHANIC FIRST. THE MERCANT SECOND. • ■-^--g=^ We are merchants and sell CLOTHING When wanting anything in our line, we can do you good. Clothing is lower than ever before. Our store is full of SPRING and SUMMER GOODS. Our MERCHANT TAILORING is first class. Come and see us. Yours to please Pete Holthouse & Co.

THE FARMERS KICK. Much complaint is being regis tend against another of the 1895 legislative laws which compels every farmer to give in to the assessor, information that any IndiI vidual considers his own private business. Following is the law on the subject, ami the list of questions adopted by the chief of the bureau of statistics: An act <M»ncrrnlng ntntlttlc#. providing L»r the performative <»f certain <1 title* »»y I I’tikTot Um ILirchu of MntlM!»••* < ouniy i Auditor*. Township Aw»*»r», ami nil other l»«*r»»»ti* uuH»«»rio*d l»y thel’hlrf of thv Hur-> VIIU <»f HhlllMlUa IO COllkM’l «tatl«tlc** pro' id- i Ittg for the vtifoh’vmvnt of nuch duties. aiiu ilruliiring nn viiiurtcncy. Ai*i»H«»vgi» mamch 14,_ Mmiium L Be It enacted by the (»viier»l j Aftftvmbly of the Ktalr <>f Indiana. That the Chief us the Bureau of HlaiHUf* *h»H »»• finally provide the form of Much blank* a* in Id* judgment may l*» m*<*e*»ary for the In formation of the Bureau of watlwtlea. ana Mlmll. Irlww n the fifteenth day of January ! mid Un tin*«ttili day of March of each War. i furnKh U> vtich of the County Auditor* In the iMate a form ufwuch blank, ami It ahull tn* | the duty «»f the County Auditor of each | county hi the Mate to caiiM* to Im* prink*! i Much blank*. ihml delher a »ufficletit number thereof to each of the Townahlp AKM’M»ort» In hlacounty, at the name time that he deliver* ■ to them tin* Idankw for aw»ew»menl of taxation. ami *m h Township A*»ea*or ahall. In cuntivcUuii with obtaining the ll*i* for luxation. chumhl to tie tilled out thv blank* *<» j furnlwlu d to him by the Auditor, with the in- i formation required to tie furnished. auch Information. however. being for MtatlMlral purixiw w in relation toagricultural nnd Mich matter* a» may Im* required; and he ahull en- I ter the total* In a report which he ahull | transmit to the t’hlrr of the Bureau of '•latlatiCb ou or iM’forv the tirwt day of July of ' vacli year. ” . sf. Any person or persons aulhortord i | by the Bureau to collect statistic* or to an- | <*werquestion* reiatlntf thereto, who shall ; nvKhs’i or refuse to make true rs’turtis, shall ; : he subject to the penalties now provided by law for such neglect or reftmal (which Is not I less than fio.uii and not more than >i:c. 3. Whereas, an emergency exists for the Immedlats* taklnu rffssJt of this act. the | same shall therefore be in force from and * after Its iwissajje, 1. Acres of wheat sown hi 2. Acres of corn planted or to la* planted hi < 3. Acres of oats sown or to tie sown in l!M 4. Acres of rye sown hi 5. Acres of harl»*y sown in «. Acres o 4 Irish potatoi** ptunted or to tie 1 7. Number of acres In timothy meadow In ’ iswj, s. Number of acres In clover In M. Bushels of timothy seed saved for year ending April I. !**». 10 Bushels of clover need saved for year viidintf April 1. W<>. 11. Acres of tobacco planted or to lx* plant- j rd In K*. 12. N utulier horses of all ages. 13. Numiier dieil durim* jMist year. 11. N umtM*r muies of all agea. 15. Number died during past year. 1»>. Number of milch coww. I* Number of all other cattle. I-. N iitui. r of plm uiid.-r thrw months old. ' I' 1 NntnlM-rof nog. thr>H< months old and Whole nunil*T<lled durinit past jruar, 21. Number of sheep of all breed. 22. Numlier of lamlm. -.d Numls rof pounds of wool ellpp.tl or to I la- clipped In 1' ■■•>. (If shearing season I. not, ' VJ Number of'.beep killed by do«» the [ past I welve months. •A Numla-ror sheep dh-d of diMaae the. These questions are submitted for statistical purposes only, so say the officials who are interested in taking up this information. If this were all it would and could be used for, it would all be good and well. But it is a direct inquiry into the private business of the farmer. After these statistics are all together and compared, what ; an easy matter it would be for the i money kings, grain and stock gambiers to estimate pretty dearly the amount of grain and stock that < will Lie put upon the markets this , tall, and what an easy matter it would be too, for those corporate Wall street and other manipula-1 i tors to control those markets. The consequence will lie that the farm era will receive but a small profit for their grain and stock, while the i gamblers who have cornered the protits, will make millions of dol dars, that ought and does belong to the people in this state. Why don’t they demaud every merchant to estimate the number of yards of I calico, satins, silks, &c, sold in a year; the number of suits, hats, &c., sold by the clothier, and so on through the various channels of trade. T! er would be as much sense in it from a statistical point of view. If ever there was a law that look unjust and unreasonable,' it is this one, and were we a farmer we woul 1 kick the back of our head in denunciation of such class legislation. In our opinion the! farmers are entitled to a great big k ick.

WILD WITH EXCITEMENT--OURCITYIN A FEVER OF EXCITEMENT OVER THE WON DEUFUL CURES PERFORMED BY THE WONDER WORKER THE DEAF MADE TO HEAR, THE LAME TO WALK. Frank Geary, a helpless cripple from I’heumatism. came upon crutches. His crutches were brokI en before the audience, and he was made to walk in less than fifteen minutes. Nothing like it ever seen in De catur before. Dr. Jeffers, accompanied by a staff of Physicians and Surgeons from the Jeffers Institutes of Philadelphia and Elkhart, Ind., came among us Tuesday and are lecturing nightly to large audiences. The doctors are graceful and forcible spi-akers, and held the large audience in closest attention while they ex-1 plained the theory and usefulness of their wonderful discoveries in medical science. As the lecture progressed many promises were made for the cure of the afflicted which seemed impossi- I ble to believe, but when the doctor invited those who were hard of hearing to come foiward and be 'cured, Israel Stoneburner, an old farmer aged 70. who lias lieen deaf for 20 years came upon the stage and was made to hear in a whisper in a few seconds. The doctor then called for cripples, and Frank Geary, son of the city night watchman, a helpless cripple from that giant disease Rheumatism, came forward. The Wonder Worker told the audience that he would make the young man walk and he was taken to the sample room of the Miesse house for treatment. 1 In less than fifteen minutes he appeared walking and entirely free from pain, and as he walked along the street home the audience fairly went wild. To say that the vast audience fairly went wild would lie ■ putting it mildly. At the conclusion of the lecture the doctors were j warmly congratulated. The Won der Workers will remain in Decatur this week and may be consulted ' free of charge at the Miesse Hotel. ■ Their office hours aie from 9 a. m. to 4 p. m., nnd the rich and poor are invited to call on these eminent and successful healers. Health is far better than wealth and the doctors will frankly tell you whether they can help you. Rheumatism, catarrh, deafness, ! and chronic diseases of all kinds of j lioth men and women successfully treated and cured. Under their wondeiful science ami skill all aches and pains fade away like morning due liefore the noonday sun. No ! one can afford to be sick, and everyone should avail themselves of this opportunity. Everyone feels like putting their | arms around the Wonder Worker land welcoming him for the work i done already. It seems like a I dream, but it is real. Ministers and doctors were in the audience ! and seemed as much pleased as any. The Wonder Workers are very social and pleasant gentlemen and have completely captured our citizens. Everyone now wants to see and hear the Wonder Workers. These are not cures by “the laying on of hands,” but by science, skill and medicine.

Legal Advertising. | x.’ OTH E OF FINAL SETTLEMENT ,> OF F>TATX__ hi I'-;; ! court, il**l«l Hl iMt’Mllir. I , l*ll' | H‘»* 'J ‘ | ! day of May. and -luiw <w .If ’l! bl 1 thv tll>»l wlth’lix'i'l i»<-><>unl» *•’* . | ( |vi <-<l« iil hl nut t»■ H|>pr<>M' , l. 11 , proof of hr rnblp. »n<l "‘“J V.in.'r m.. Ai.h*ht W ai.«*. A‘l"' r - iwmur. Ind.. April It. J”* , g . I reiiurm r. Ii« <l A iiulth. Attorney*. , oTIUf ro FONTBAt’TOBH. *Noll,-.- I. h.-H'lty KIZ. .. t!.>»» II" timl- : 1 wh.H.l H U.K.-. will I"; « oi-«i rvi"'' I tortile erection and rempleth'iii of »■ hrl u I reliool nuihlliitt In the city of '•'‘"“if *'',,l Tlieeonimeiorto furiiUh all ? tn Imlmw. ami xueli bnlhllny I"’ <’<>inplel- 'I , nil rvMieel, a.voßllnK t" the P 1 """* 'A tle.it ton-, therefor, wlih-h tire now tit I lie <>nt < of the Suiw-rlnlenilenl of the 1,1 ’ I tent ml Seln.il Itulldln*. when • th. J n lay’s , IMen by any one <le»lrin« H> l ’" «ald work, j We reserve the rlttht jo rt.Jevt nny bld of-i ' fprvd. Bidder mutt Hlv l*»nd with hid. *<»nI illtloned that he will duly .’utilraet loperforin »ueh work If aw>r.hd hint, •'•‘"dint.' «» eoinuleted on or la’fore AUffUSt 1 N. 1.1.1. will l« r. eelve.l aft' r '»««•*** on sitnrday. Muy ». U«* < .utral » I'‘*’U 11.11 l OI. J. J OHS 5, h1 , 1( K. I'reu.. I Jons E. hKUN. -Tru.UM*. A. J. SMITH. ‘ 60*3 OTK’E TO NON-KESIPENT*. I State of Indliinn. Adutn* <’onnty. t*s. 1 In the Ad4iuM(TreuU t’uurt. Aujtuxt term., i Jerome B. Curler. VM. j |.nry A. Joiivm. i A«7<".'rt".'' r ' >'<»■ John MeiUuyh. i Partition. I Emily M."lati»h. Sarah FryMltiitvr, Fruen Carter. Ji'XihV'ir r V.' ' r ' Job" v *.Uu4h. I Entity Medaugh and Surah I*ry*ni-’er. orr» Ud< Mt-of Oh •‘tate »fh»<liana , I La<-> V Jnrn-v (Vreiui Carter A*a Carter. I John Med.tugk Lu lly M- I *’! ■ :. ! Fryxlnir* r th* t they h- and appear «»*• Star t* Tin tr.«*r»-u r . to I*m* tiohlen at the Court ilhjndiu d hitln-ir abwence, ' U I i NE». toy natiM* and u ‘e of Maid court hereto affixed, thw stn Ime Al. I day of April. WH. . . _ , , 11 JOHN IL LENHART. Clerk. E. Burt l*enhart, Deputy.; ! C, M. France. Atfy for Plaintiff. 7S-w3 I >ll i s AND REOt’LATIONS FOR THK I t t.oVFKNMENT <'l l<>" N <I \ Win .UN I’Y llo.\t;b-oj HIM.III adopted by tiu: Indiana' STATE BOARD OF HEALTH, DECEMBER 12. Kt'i.F. 1. No nerxonaaffected with any com-1 heahii all »»• admitted intounv public, pri- : vnt«- or tiaroebliil school. Hi tr A No person -hall be admitted Into i mn nuiilic. private ort*rochlal school from i anv Louse or building infested with any com- • niunleable ili-. -(-e dancerous to the public I health ur who may recently have been affect- ‘ ♦ d with yellow fever, small-pox, cholera, dip- . theria jnembrnneous croup, scarlet fever, whoonlng cough, measles or typhus fever | until first preM-ntlng a certificate signed by a renutabh* physician stating that all danger of communicating such dis»a*e is passed, and said certificate h* approved and endorsed by | the Health Offb*er in whose jurisdiction the , 1 Kri.E 3. pruj»er notification. Town, . City and Cuiinty Board of Health shall ex- ! vreiM* especial su|M*rvision over the location, drainage, water supply, heating, ventilation. Blumbing (and dispose of excreta) of the . schools schoolhouses and all public build- . IhCS within tli.-lr Juriudlctlou. und when- tiny bv 'eutc fault* vxiut H .null be fhv duty of i »:d<i Ho»r«l of Health. u|u>n notltication of I proper authorities u> immediately examine! the Sime and advise such changes M will re- ~ suit In a correction of any existing defects. , DtiKASaa tIAX.IEUOt’S TO Vl’Bl.lt’ HEALTH. RV1.84. Whenever any parent, guardian j or other person having charge of the sick in ■ bls or her family or having charge of any one , residing temporarily therein, shall know or | susts ct that such person or is rsoti* are i affected with cholera, typhus fever, yellow ~ fever small-pox. dlpthvria. membraneous | i i-routi. scarlet fever, measles or other com-11 .nun. lable diseases dangerous to the public , health, the person having supervision of the . , sick shall Immediately give notice to the ; Health OlHcer within whose jurisdiction he >, or she may reside. , . , ~ , . Kl t-r: When any physician shall know | or suspect that any person whom he Is called | upon to v Islt has cholera, typhus fever yel- , low fever, dlphthe-la, membraneous croup, i scarlet fiver ua-aslt sor othvrcomn.n' (cable , diseases dangerous U> the public health, such , physician shall iui med lately give notice (to- I i gvthvr wiU» Uh* locality and dt*?*urlpilou of, f the cast*) to the Board of Health within whose | jurisdiction he may reside. IB i.E «. No parent, guardian or other per- ? I son having control of any child or uhildren j ( shall allow or permit any such child or child- > I rvn to go from any house or building Infested I with cholera, typhus fover. yellow fever, dip- 1 i theria, membraneous <*n»up, scarlet fever i mvaides or other communicable disease dan- I gvrons t<» the public health. t > attend any r ( church, Sunday school, or public gathering, . or tot ravel In any streetcar, ur public vehicle. , vesst 1 or steamer, or to travel or to appesr , on any highway or street wit hout first pro- j : curing :i permit from the Board of Jlvultu ur , i Ki le 7. It shall be unlawful for any per- ' ’ son to enter or leave any house or building ; infected with cholera, typhus fever, yellow L i fever, small-pox. diphtheria, membraneous . croup, scarlet fever or any communicable 'disease dangerous tn the public health, to | , I attend church, public um-ilug or place of , i amusement, or U» travel ou any street ear or I public vehicle, ve-sel or Meunier, or travel or , appvar on any public street or highway with- ; out first making a complete change of cloth- , lag and procuring a perndt from the Board of Health exercising Juris<Hctk»n. Kui.f. s . No per>on who Is,or ha* been re1 cuntly ufftu’teu with cholera, typhus fever, ; 1 yellow fiver, plplithoria, membraneous I croup, s.’iuli-pox. scarlet fever, or any cotn- ! municable disease dangerous to the public i health, shall Ik* |M*rmitt<*d to travel or appear upon the public streets or highway, or to appear In any public place or gathering, <»r to i travel In any public vehicle or vvsm I until a j I cerlifluntt* is made by tbe attending phy-m lan i I to the Board of Health within whose jurisdlc- ' t lon the case occurs, stating that, ail danger | I from contagion l.»y reason of such disease is parsed, and such certlficute Is approved and i endorsed by said Board of Health. i Bule Whenever the Board of lh*alth or its proper officer shall know or susjwct the I <*xlstence of any communicable dlst a**e dangerous to the public health nnd there is no physician In attendance, or should anv physician. while In attendaiKM*, fall or refuse to hnrnedlutvly report such case tn thv Board of Health, it shall l>r the duty of said Board I of health, or Ils deputy, t<» examine such case or cases of alleged communicable (ll'.s use, dangerous to thv public health, nnd act as required by thv rules governing said Board of I leal th hi such cases of communicable diseases. Rule 10, In all cases where there has been an exposure or a susiwcted exposure to small-pox of any person, it shall Im* the duty of the Board of Health under whose jurisdiction said person may be temporarily or permanently residing to quarantine for fourteen days sucn person as may have been exposed, or suspected of having ls*vn exposed, by small-pox, and to ad vise a vaccination or revaccination of all who may have been t hus exposed. It shall las the Imperative duty of the Board of Health to enforce this rule, and In case of refusal or neglect-by said Board of Health lo comply with the requirements of this rule. It shall Fa* the duty of the Secretary of the State Board of Health to assume charge, and either In iwrson or by his deputy enforce the foregoing rule. All vaccinations shall la? made with non-humanlzed virus, the only exception txdng that during an epidemic of small-pox, should a sufficient quantity of bovine virus not las obtainable humanized virus may be used when sanctioned by the

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i Hord of Honlth und« r jnrtMlictlon sai<l I epidemic of »mEil-p*>X may »»• • ur. i ujnm'w 4tU-nd » ca«f. f { fever. (l’!>hU« r ,4 1 croup or Murid fever. <II sut ii cam • » tide of the - rpomte ’’ its f -’"V ;• ? <» r i town and where there "’/“‘.’lX St?! us b. altW. It shall J»e his duty to Jua.ani tm house in which such <l!m*um* |>r»*vaiw »»y pi* l - . li.valla* or card i“* ‘Y”* {"S!*'' i square In » eoiisplenou, pi •<■»_ '>" u • I; panj or flag to I** prueunMl irow iw < .miitv H a.tbUMeeron apph*»tloii. "hen | infected the physician tu.ii .r-t sneo . the flag or Card to he retooviu. «u» u iu< I above named disease <«■' «r within the caprate limit, of a city or tewu where m i an organized Board of Health. th. ll.a.th Offlcer when duly notifled slwl cards or lia-’s tol«' property Placed ana n - I moved. The card or Bag for cholera » > ‘ ‘ . black, with tie nan ' of the dl« ase print, d ( in white • tt. rs. i ■ rd pot shall I,* red. mil. have the oat * ; I ilirnur printed this on. The earn or ilag for | [ diphtheria, membrawou, croup amt *< I fever shall In y< How. with the name of W‘l disease printed thereon. No person shall re- ] ' .re ot .-ini:-.- oil* removed (except as ;u-1 i ready provided) any such card or lias until a I eert ideate is made by the attending ph> t I satisfactory to the lies Ith Officer In aut ■ rity. that the disease lias autistded and ail danger of contagious '.y reason of su.htlhease is panned, and that proper disinfection satisfactory to the Ihalth officer has been moval (except as provided) or mut..allon or said card or Baa before a proper certltieao has Ijevu plßCtsl luthv hands tin* iivaii.i Officer in authority, upon conviction. shall Im? subject to the penalties providedi tn section vof an act pussed February l ••; *’•*** ,u cities and towns Haus or cards shall Im? provided by city or town authorities, and outside the corporate limits of cities or towns by county authorities, Every physician attending a Clise of smull-pOX. diphtheria, membraneous cruup. scarlet fever, or oUivr communicable disease dangerous to the public health, shall use every reasonable pre- < caution to prevent communicating the disease to others. Rule 12. It is herby made the duty of any person having charge of the remains of one who has uied of small-pox to cause the Isniy to Im* Interred within twelve hours after death, and it shall tn? the duty us any person having charge of the remains of those who died with cholera, typhus fever.yviluw fever, small-pox, scarlet fever, diphtheria, and membraneous croup, to cause said remains to In* immediately wrapped in a shot t saturated with a solution us bi-chlorlde of mercury in the proportion of one ounce of the bi-chloridvof mercury tothe gallon Os water, and placed In a coffin which shall Ln* securely closed and the coffin not to Im? again opened. Rule 13. In all cases of death from cholera, typhus, fever, sinaii-pox, diphtheria, membraneous croup and M’arlet fever ttw funeral shall be strictly private. No public ur church funeral shall tw held, or any person permitted to enter the house containing the remains except the undertaker and his assistants unless by permission of the Board of Health, RULE 14. The room In which then* has been a case of contagious disease daneerous to the public health must be immediately disinfected following the recovery of the sick or the removal of the remains, as follows, towit: AH surfaces should Im> thoroughly washed with a solution < f corrosive sublimate us the strength of 1 part in !.<■» parts of water. The walls and ceiling, if plastered, should Im- brushed over with this solution, after which they should be whitewashed with a lime wash. Especial care must be taken to wash away all dust from window lodges and other places where llhuay have settled, and to thoroughly cleanse crevices and out-of-the-way places. After this application of the disinfecting solution and an Interval of twenty-four hours or longer for free ventilation. the Moors and wood-work should well scrubbed with soap and hot water, ami this should Im* followed by a second mure prolonged expose is* to fresh air. admitted through open floors and windows. School books or books from a circulating library shall not Im* taken into or removed from any house during the prevalence of any contagious disease dangerous to the public health, ami if such l)ooks have lieen In such Iioum?» during the prevalence of said disease, they must Im* destroyed by the owner or library authorities, or be properly disinfect’d ia fore being returned to school ur put in circulation. MARRIAfJE. HIRTIt AMD DEATH REPOHTS. Rule I.’. City and Town Health Officers shall record In a record ixxik all births, deaths and contagous or infectious diseases, ami they shall monthly turn over tothe County Health Officer the original returns. It shall Im* the duty of the County Health Officer to make a like record of said returns in a record Ix>ok, and as soon ns practicable return the original reports to the Health officer from whom received. Rule 10. All physicians, accoucheurs ami midwives In this slate are hereby required to report to the Secretary of tin* Board of Health of the town, city or county In which they may occur (within five days thereafter) all births ami deaths which may occur In their practice. Whenever a physicians supply of the necessary blanks on which to make n ret urn Is exhausted ho shall at once make a requisition for the same on a Health Officer within whose jurisdiction he may reside, ami said Health officer is hereby require! to immediate ly supply the demand. Rule 17. It is hereby ordered that each County Health officer In this State shall, on or before the 30th day day of the month following the close of each quarter, make his (imirterly returns of nil marriages, births, deaths and diseases dangerous to the public health to the Secretary of the Board of Ib ulth on blanks prescrU>ed and furnished by the State Board of Health. Rule IS. Whenever any birth or death occurs with no physician, accoucheur or midwife In attendance, then such birth or death shall be reported to the Town, City or County Health Officer by the householder or person under whose observation such death or birth I may occur, All such reports to be made within five days. In all cases of death where 1 a Coronor has held an Inquest and the 1 death lias not been reported by a physician. ’ the said Coroner is hereby instructed to

I • r " .1; ■ ■!i i, i' < ■ - glgll ■ uindu> make a n-p<>n <>( "> I lr lift'd ! , : . , ' < • Uli Court bv *I- »fri the was issued hi blanks fumishM K ullhln the du>, dt.., ■ | I i -!■ *re i»« r« «v d<< ■ ■ • |||||| “ •I. - ’h ’lp f : ■ W .I ♦ lie hl ail dv H .> .J • ‘ .'’-rt'U-x to tie pi’s.’ L". ■!. . .. * ■ I, .i furno.lt* * ' Illi Health Officer. i Kl Lt -.‘L ift .• ■H iit .1' y a<’t of . H t •' * • ■ 1111 l !:o t'iv to lie st ; t !< Hi , • . ■ .tiv <>th<a r. I a.-t of It a,. *|g I 1 ... ... ■ I .f H. alth dial! ■ T H I a> ca<’t; J . u . ' - ■ ' rrff ' rc.qccti.c juriK.i: . d M| I rtaitiitu I .V. M li series -I. . >.m «« r.i _• . .« - ' . > ■ . KU H’lm construct lon. hating. * I I piutubihg ami «hs;»o%;il *'>■■■■■' ■ £ > HI ■ building*. p:**< n- KU •■..i.t.t proxe 0 .i _ r<. ~ t . . ia. Ki Rule 23. It shad Im-t h- .. < ,u Ki authorities, offi. er* ■ f Kg I P»lice officer*. *h» r .fb. a.-' • .au Ki officers and employ* * t•* . ■ ibj Kg county, city or t-oCn tb»r> •' • -a- K| forcing order* nil« * and . •. w QUARANTIVE. Rut k 2i. No common eart ei -r i t rprr Ig son shall bring into th* -t ’ > y ■ person sick or su*|M-«’t*’*i of «•» ■ Kt Antatic cholera, «.maii-p >x ■» h| typhus fever, dlphth, r .. ■ croup ami scarlet fever, or uin» r nita- H mumcatde disra*e d:»nu* ro-.* : , .ihK H health. K Rule 25. When any railway v.r. K boat, vessed or other con\» y .ii - < j.g frun K a place or locality declared a' thr “Uie l| Board Os Health having Jurist ■ • ■ infected with cholera, small-p x. typbwi ■ fever or yellow fever, or having ? ■ person or persons aiTvcted with y f it* |g above mentioned disea*e. rnh r- oiy >irtdt |g place in the State of indlai . *4 K car, stearnlMiat, vessel or uth» r ( < )ance .1.« I ihf-!• a. ( ffi ■ i ■>. u . . - || merchandise and freight - g such Inspection and di»en/» i *!«*-• tn&y to g ordered by the Htate Board "fl g Rule'X if any person i* f" ■ I!, J I • .ou.iy >r. *t* • ti. > I veyance. wln> is sick wlthrhuh t - • | typhus fever or yellow fever, in g >a* Immediately removed by authorities within whiw jurl* n | person is foumi, ami isolated .*;• i p- ‘p cared for until the termination >t ni* <; - and the necessary expense of sucn m ‘■•t andean* (Ifthe person so rem"'*‘l > ‘ to pay the same) *li:iil is* a valid »• ai i a-’:tinw and oe refunds <i by the own -.’, assigns of Hie ns 11 way car. Meat ; or other convey a nc<? from which *ucn or persons wore n ■ loyv.l. Rule 2*. in (•»>*• of *L»all-p°x. r . - reasonably suspect mi ro ha' b*' n thereto, shall Im* n*moved from s "• r ‘‘ ; 2 car. steamboat, vessel or utm r and la-isolated for fourteen H) | tlie last exposure, hi caw <>r I* 1 51 p ' ; ail persons reasonably saspeci* lM*en exposed thereto shall be 1 ij'"' isolated for twenty-one (21) day* In>ii ' lust exposure. lnr..e of <l. ,' f .?X*f fever all persons reasonably - rtto having been exposed then :- " . , * t moved and isolated for five (■») '* b ' •• • ■ exposure. The |r loth Ing of l M tl , r moved, ami all tiaggugv. *’• merchandise found on any ra; " b utt, vessel or other I’onveyais ’• ‘ there is any person sick with < ■* • j pox. typhus fever or yellow revei. • . (J sonably suspected of having '•*’• !l * shall Im« at oncedlsinfooted or Ur-, m. • _j H , r such railway car. steam Immß- '‘ conveyance shall also Is- disinf • • » •»“ ’ ouireu by the Board us Health im • diction. t|w Rule 2«. When dvet-*ed nvci **.*»> Slate Board of Health to P rvV *’ n ’ ' '' .Le -e of cholera, and after ten (l”‘ j* ~ yeseach and every rail war car. *»• f j ' | iillia . sei in or coming Into the M:H» <d n> and used fur the trnnsporttb l " 1 ' gers, shall be provided with m* , k , “♦j a » tory to said Board of Health * ' the excreta of pns«*enger» and . (X)r ,. Rule 29. It shall be the duty ' ■ tvr ductor of any railway train, ami ■ ((M y of any sU'HmtMMit or vessel, t" 11 ‘/.‘w-iie notify by telegram the Se<’n*t?iry * Board of Health, at Indianapolis. *r any or suspected cum* of cholera. sm »■ H \ M j a rti low fovt ror typhus fever o^ I ’’’? !i . such train, boat or vessel within th the State of Indiana. J Hoard Ki i.k :<>. ii -hull 1H- thvdm v " ~| iy of Hvultii or other heultli llllt 11 ~,.....11 ihr town, city or county, to a< once 1 , tll ~f Suite Ho.inl of lleultli with :itr tll | anyquaruntlneortlers.orreKUtatW', by salt! lloaixl of Health authorltj - l)r any foreign State or any J township within the State of India • • PENALTIES. Kt'l.E U. Any person or persotiK |,e refusing to comply with !,'!r,ci;:ilforgoing rules, shall be sub.h '' 1 '..JbiMit ies provided In section H. of an »' > ~|,ruInga State Hoard of liealtli. pas 1 ary 1». 1881. thaWAItDITIONAI. Ht'LEH OOVEHNINH TIH POHTATION Os I»IIA1> BODIE.. RULE ». Shipment shall not J* the date of anyone dying of men; ' r 'l'll'!'.r. 10. Permit of shipmen' Jj'f'i'l'granted upon the certificate of ( . lUM . of ure" alone but In every case tnc said ‘'heart failure” must Is' sta ' ; t | n .. w |th I All rillesand part of rules contlM*"" these rules are hereby repealed. „ , DOCOLAB 0. RAMS". 1 0. N. Metcalf, M- 1’ - f> “ y ■ 11. F. Cortki.io. „ ~,, Health. Secretary Adams County Board of u»»