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Theories of Contagion. M. Leblave in a long discourse treatedjih ‘question of contagio. and i's

natnre, He would not admit that microbes were the only cause of con tagion, for if tor a certian class of diseases (cbarbon, cholera of fowls, measies of pizs), the living @emenr, were found and demonstrated, for Others it was entirely unknown, &s rabies, © \W-POX, horse-p x &C The p e-existance of the micr be in thear in the ground, er in water, Was bevel Sutistactaoly dem strated, spd he

refused to admit tiie possiblity ot ving germifrom «a dead value of

iy a

body. To weaken the

theory predisposition was invoked and ’ whoi ; racer,

incubation

extended {Oo duration of allowed, but all that

hy pothesis. M.

unlimited was was only con

Lieblane

jecture and

could not xe rept the idea of the presence ; pneumonia |

yerms ot Tillaux,

ot living wor vi.

) some remarks made by

n reference to | M. L Fort oni

the subject of the antiseptic treatment

Ot amputa

ons in the p eceding meet. |

ing, anid he was e¢ ymvineed tbat the} wounds were influenced by germs com-

| ing from the oatside air, and that}

7 <a any |

M.

u d ey SHY trouble by antiseptic precautions. | Le Fort, considered that conotazton caused by the

iinen, |

surgeons prev ‘Oe , i >;

in replying,

wus directly

contact Of sponges, instruments,

&e.--Medical Pres

Bathing in Warm Water The Sanitary World considers clean |

to good healtth,

ineas not ONLY essen

the |

opinions contrary to the microbdine |

and an}

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Special Notices.

Cuorce Persian dates at Beer & Golf's. : 22, 31

jan 22, «

AmerICAN Baldwin's selling cheap by the barrel at Beer & Goff’s. jan 22, 3i apres’ Buttoned Boots, regular price 32, now selling at $1 and $1.25; Ladies’ Fall Boots, reguiar price $1.75, now selling for 75 cents, at Macdonald's Boot Store. janl9—d w

SOMETHING pound

New.—One and two

fancy Japanese Baskets of tea, extra Se quality at Beer & Goff's jan 22, 3i

Fiovr $4.60 rer srt.—Flake, $4.60 per bri: Patent, $4.75; Yuill’s Best, 30. Parties

can be ac- BE. Yuill. janli 101

wanting 10 lbs of Yuill’s Pastry commodated at 3 cts. per Ib. A,

Overshoes away Be wot Store.

and Misses’ B. Macdonald Ss

CHILDRENS bel ww cost, ai a janlf—d w

Wicwam Suippers at Dorsey Goff & Co's. —

dec 22 tf

Our custom boots are giving great satisiac-

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tion Dorsey, Goft & Co, dee 23, tf

Soe leather cheap at Dorsey, Goff & Vo.

dec 23, tf

Lapres’ and Gents’ Slippers in great variety at Dorsey, Goff & Cos. tf-—dec22

Tue only Steam Sewing Machine and Gun

the Dominion, and the

Sewing Machine or a Gun made is at Brown s, us the Athenwum, Ch’town. tf—oc.30 [HE rush for boots is to McEachern’s Boot Store. janl7 2i Ir’s a fact that McKEachern sells the cheapest boots in town. janl7 21 Buy your Xmas and New Year presents at Dx rsey, Gott & Co's. doc 22 tf

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