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HEALTH OF Unconstitutional we do NOT recol-
lect season so generally healthy as this has been,
and although we are not aware OF single case of
sickness existing among us at the present time, we
should regret return OF our absent friends until the
irosts OF autumn shall have placed veto upon any of
The causes OF disease that may possibly yet be lurk-
ing In their hldlng-places. Ii will not be forgotten
that IN 1887 some OF our prominent citizens who had
spent the summer elsewhere, were followed to er
some tour or five days We do not indeed appre-
hend return OF the scenes OF that distressing sea-
sons but although danger apparently very remote.
we see no reason why our friends should hurry home
10 encounter the possibility OF mistake. There is
business to be done requiring their attention and
they had better be month too late than day too
early.-Register Oct. 2