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133 13 ALLY WITHOUT PERMISION OF THE

245.

: what is termed the

forly mon of 1

Indian Force are Goa or Macao

and are

Portuguese

cleanly men wearing shirt; and under clothing as do Europeans, About one half the remainder of the Force, those who have been a few months in the Service also wear shirts

and

hup

miz.

- themselves clean, while

.

the remainderp-having prowly entered, and consequent incapacity to purchase, wear the Indian style of shirt and this

(especially in the counter Season) is oftentimes dirty, during the hot weather the Indians are very fond of performing their

ablutions.

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however in all needfiel

respects, as far as regards the treatment when in Hospital. this is a matter of Hospital

alive, and as the Colonial

discipline.

Turgeon discovers the discase why of himself apply the remedy. why not have a bath room

not

attached to the Hospital this

the cleanliness of

ensuring

the

patients, to which extent and no "farther he is responsible .

It is a very fortunate thing

A

for the felony that something can be huthfully suged in defence

of

the Indian Police, and that

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