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WEDNESDAY, JULY 81, 1901.

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* ’ ,_ 4" » _C¢=¥`~Pl°~ff`-*S Ii!’rot¢s°or Koch is right _in his con-

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zinsions very much that has been printed in recent years ss to the danger of the infection of mankind from tuberculous cattle might better not have been given to the World. But Professor _Koch has not convinced all the sclentiBc_{nifen and laymen who. heard him that he is rlgat. He has undoubtedly made it clear that

the tuberculosis which afllicts mankind is not communicable to the bovine species. _ His tests in that regard were very

'horoughly carried out. Hs _took uinc

tothe cattle months; the bacilli of _sensnsapuon wee memo ness; the skin, injectedinto the lungs the. vel 1:. They were made :to inhale the

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yet not one of the nineteen a symptom ofthe disease duringfiile, nor did their bodies disclose it after they had

been butchered. ’ `

The counter hypothesis, the possible

'transmissioa ot tuberculosis from-cattle

tn men-and this is the really iniportant

one-was notso easily disposed'6f,f The

obviousresson is that Prof. Koch 'could not wantonly expose human to V the danger of infection as he exposed cattle. Nous the less he had an argument toofer which will be hard to controvert unless by' producing specific facts that

mmtgta ¢ge,ins4;_it,__an-l thus has not yet

‘been done. Professor Koch found that

chldren much exposed by drinking the milk of tuberculous cows were not more

generally attacked by tuberculosis than were other children who had not been so

exposed Again, be argued, with a

tion were derived from miik,thc intestines

one hospital. And another observer re-

d l04 of tuberculosis in

ran mannurl. ouanLorrm°oWil.. 281803

_i _ Collingwood, Ons., is the _latest Cana-1 _

f E _dian city to secure a library grant from

r Mr. Carnegie. The amount in this case- 1

is ‘$10,0(X).

It is saictto be settled that Sir Wilfrid Laurier will attend the King’s coronstion in June next as the representative of Canada and that he will be attended by

aCanadian military escort.

Mv. Carnegie has signed the agreement

by which he devotes $5,200,000 toward public libraries in greater New York. The

T gift will establish sixty-live free circulat- ing libraries, and the conditions require that they shall all be open from 9 a. m. till 9 p. rn. daily, Sundays excepted.

There are now eight or more vacancies

in the House of_Commons and three in the

Senate. When the latter are filled the Conservativsmajorlty in the Senate will be reduced to tive. A very few more changes would thus secure the equili- _ brium of parties which seems desirable.

, Thtit 8€¢!1l'¢d, U18 men 01 Imlly indeps n i. ,ent views, instead oi the partisans, will Ls

3bl¢ £0 oon'rol the liiusiicu.

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_ It was thought awhile ago that gre: t results would be achieved by killing mos-

quitoes with coal oil -the oil _being poured upon the ponds in which' the insects are multiplied. Later reports show that the

mosquito can absorb large quantities of oil without impairing his digestion. The discoverywas made by a well oiled mos

quito taking tire when passing- overhs lamp and being quickly transformed’ into a'_iiretly. _ 0

icq; _

Mr.Do_uglas Hazen, the Hue looking

leader of the New Brunswich Qpposition,

is just now the centre of renewed admira-

UUII from his having gallantly rescued fa' stranger froma watery grave. Intendinsz politicians _should learn to “swim before

embarking on the see_uf_politlc_s. It_helps

popularity to rescue s man as Hazen did, and thsman iaf other ' might also be a graceful voter. ' Again,'ths man

in politics sometimesilnds it important to beabls to Boat a loan. k

In some cases at least trade follows the

dag. This is very true oi India. _ The U. S. Consul at Calcutta reports that fxctuied goods to the amount ol $250,610,

monsve been imported intslnawffcuring

the past year, of which Qlmefrom Great Britain and

two per cent. from the eUnitcd-»' States.

creased trade that a museum for Ameri-

_csngmas to sstsblnngglin osicngcsll ' ~_ ' whereS»»m1eS°fAmer1ca_' 11 r°d\1° 4 0

p p ts can

beinspected andthe goods deilveiei be

ee _ _ -»

Two Extreme Gases. .

-3 P r r' r=*"+ i v strong showiof reason, that if the infec-I C U'

_ would probably ilrst form the seat of the 'Phat were Positive!! |4116 T50# _

*pair iisease. Yet only ten such cases were Gush!! Cured by Dr. lUlmse’s l *

H o ------------ -- found amonggf-33 tubgrculgug ghildy-en_ at ointment’-The only Aetna; C-re ' ~ I + _

il -` ~ . 0 ' ' For Every Form ot Piles. ` _

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Wrte 3’ _ cases Barrie, Cnt., writes;-C-"I was troubled f' - ' 1. < nn bu a,1¢ mn piles for a a

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Doubts arise 'from the well known fact

that certain diseases affect both men [and

animalsand are undoubtedly ;trar_smiss-

a‘»lo from animals to men and vice versa Other die eases are not thus transmxssable.

molar ca has pro.ed very ' well as very ce .diy in _

The animal rwessre H im i

mune to it. Yet the kine pox, which Ni.

-nt man_

small pox, is a cattle disease and is

both ways, ,_from cattle

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'mitted from mankind to animals and

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which v.e.have not aotid *fs the

discussions of the Tuberculosis Oongness,

the kilie-purge sup-

pms 1 Kii'ii'. presses tuberculosis were tranrmissabla from cattle tomen would it not almost inert itablybe trsnsmittedback again from men to cattle if exposure to the infection were

ill

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