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THE GUARDIAN. CIIARLOTTETOWN, _PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND, 8 1900.

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2. Xocarfl Qi\'es the c:i.\'i‘ of ai. coiisu1l\ll'

who slept in a lied OH the

above 3, herd of cows from li`\‘§i t0 cgpt when ahseiit in the hospital. the herd was healthy, but ill 1330

wws beneath his bed, and about his expectoration fell, contracted

and when killed showed tuberculosis. In 1892, the

test detected seven more tuber~

Q Theohald Smith injected a cow with

5, Hnon tells of a cow which stood the tuberculin and other tests, but that after six mwths of isolation in the care of a wnsumpgive person showed generalized

` tuberculosis. ' 5_Bollinger inoculated a calf with

lmmutubercle, and at its death, seven months later, it showed tuberculosis of fthe glands of the lumbar region, the inesentery and spleen, and tubercles

hung from the mesentery. 7. Crookshank injected tubercular human expectoration :into the belly of a. calhwhich died on the 42nd day of stripto- coccns infeetim, but with hundreds of

tubemnlarnodlles containing bacilli. -

cases of infection of

mm humthe ox_ :

landi A Danish and an American veterimrian were respectively infected in openingtaherculous cows after death. A local tnbemle formed in each case,tnbercle bacilli were demonstrated in the sores,and ‘ Nth movered; after excision of the

Parts and cauterization of the .

lfpfeider gives a third 'case of at

Nttinnriansimilarly infected, and who diedtwoyearslater with tnbercle of the §

thumb and geueralitcd t':_b::-1

mlosis-in the lungs. He limi b;:~n a *barons man with a perfectly sound. ilmilyrecwd.

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L Dr. Slang lost a boy of dve years from flllrcnlosisof the chest and abdomen, He hid no hereditary taint, but lived on the lllilk of a cow having tuberculosis of the

5. Dr. Deunne of -the Children’s Hos- lfill. Berne, lost from tuberculosis foiu- ehildrén, the offspring of non-tuberculous

The disease began after they

been put on the milk of tuberculous

5. Hr. Howe of North Hadley had his

Scndie of tuberculosis of the abdo- Chree months after he had fed for a cn the milk of an uncle’s tuber- cow.

7, 091. Beecher, Yonkers, lost 'his son

Whercular meningitis,' after having

allowed him to live on the

0! two tuberculons Alderney cows. &The child of Dr. Brown of Cornell

was fed on the milk of a cow

D1‘0ved tubercnlous, and died of

P“°ln80yer a number of cases as circum~

as the above, I may be allowed to a few cases that have forced

Hpon my personal attention,

any attempt on my part to dis-

such evidence: _ 1° In this case, a family cow and owner`s

V511! both consumptive. The lady

__d_a great deal of the cow’s milk, as a uf 9 f00d Supposed to be well adapted to

stomach. After she responded

Nlvice to give up the cow's milk her health was iimiiifestly improved.

3 The owner ofa thoroughbred herd mhead had siiiibrerl for years from

_ and attributed the poor

‘Edition of his aninrils to lack of care

he had been laid aside from active

VVithout- the aid of the tub-

test, I found 59 of the herd tuber-

3 IH 11 Second tlioroughbred herd there

constantly one or two cases of ad-

bllberculosis, and a sister of the' was scrofulous, while the eldest Who was fond of milk and vegetable Gcntracted tuberculosis of the lungs llidto seek a permanent change of

4 A herd had 17 out of 26 cows con-

for tuberculosis, and the fa.rmer's

hther-in-law and two brothers-in had died of consumption a short time

A Dmfesor in ri veterintiry college. "H-‘fmeati inspector in the city

died of tuberculosis, which he

constantly in his daily duties.

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¢‘ is in Man and Asifimii have reached me limit as- . - ~' _ ‘l Sunday

~‘i8¥1ed me,I shall submit the bare facts ' L: ' ,':4` `

Cattle' :ithout argument. I would like,however, _ _ (_,\i_`T§\ i_ - -V _ . i A MARCHIL .

oknow what the parties who are so . . `.- . '

-"'*“""" .damorous for direct experimental proof

Q0i'_\'Tn\'ili-:N.'ri.i-:ii.\x--~iiiiiforinvr of the successful inconlation of the tub- 'ldi-ew atteiiiiini io the coininoii erele of the ox on the human beings

lmgzileiice in thi- .-:iii‘_i\ <listi‘ii‘t ot tllllvl- would say of tlic Person who would Place __ , V ' `

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inm_ylm,m-,l,i_\' in \\\f\l_\ ‘ ibm) 9-\D0I‘lments. Would they consider the ,¢ 'f/'_'/4 " ‘

oul si-attic im- i-:iien l-l\\~_ dll* ‘ ‘V 9XD€I`llll0Ili01‘guilty of niaiislaugliter, or C ‘l“`al“}N_m_‘.,,f;¢l!»i~:~i-iilusis in in:1n_\ murdel. in the “pst degree’ or what? habllliics\\'lici‘i\>iiilli-ili‘;iitlc;ii‘i\iiiikiioivnl Should the successful experinientcr be

c0\lnwtm_Uh\i Hb ,-,..~_.»ii~:i»i- c\c<‘i1t1<>l1>~ put on tii.il foi his life, oi liberty

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expecwmtion of man and in when death was drawing ,ery nigh, 1 America and otlierforeign countries. Dr.

N _ ’ H t ld h' - wo months found tubercles in the lungs Sh 0 ls mother not to cry’

_ _ if mother: dear dmft cry for me ~ population at 39 inhabitants for . every

‘md Plmm’ and mediasunai glands partly For I shall soon from pain be free” ` ii Square kil°met'°I""“'b°ut 250 9'°7`e3°"in aiseatedand containing bacilli.

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-»\ll¢_l hid adieu to all iiiaiikiiiil.

His ‘likvs of `sori'ow are all o`e1-._ He feels the pain of death no more, I J' He left his friends to weep .mi S Hes gone to ineet his God on hi

He did not fear to go awz~._v, And pass into eternity, ` _ lie trusted in thc Savioiifs blood,

I`o cleanse him for the throne of God.

.. rong faith in Christ was in his hear

\fVhen he from this vain world did Dart; 381,000,000. These are the figures in his lin 00368 Of 50,000 01' more. The factory room, either of the others. ` f1_`,‘;o“'1i§h_hi(1;] beck would be in vain. ' portion of ' the Statistical volume. “Die lsysterlh the railroads, and Similar invent “Let <1°W11 the °°°°*\ °l'

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Before the Sickness he endured be issued by the pe,-thas Geographical lworld. In the United States in I7!Il only by Luke (5 18) and Matthew (0,2) He had his peace with God procured; , ef;m,b1ishm¢m,s at Gogha, Germany In a 3.14 per cent of the people lived m_ towns ofllacedonian °l‘lZ\ll» found on

He “ved a life of righteousness similar volume published by the game of 10,000’ or more inhabitants, while in ;later Greek, and _ prohahb Ami died in peace and happiness, ,\_“1_*>11°¥\_U.1_<‘<= __11%___,1§70, the Iz°ni_1l=bi<_>n, of A‘_‘S°“‘11“ ‘H 1991- ".*'°l¥~=“3?9»°41. °l1°f“¥F*°f;°°‘i‘°l*~°°“‘l’°°"‘”'l~ ~

. Europe at that time was estimated at D0D\11&$i°lB(3.3llJI|?). 333) Percent ,lived .Even the most “_ _

3 gdney Martin f2;lvl;h¢t$*x§i°;tf::;‘=':_l;:‘ c gi bloom of life was called away _ " 3g2,0g0,mg, whieh indicates an increase of in towns of 10,000 or more residents. Thel °0llSlS1F9d °f¢\l8l\l°lU liinlhf

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5 guna four of them" H<;sds¥;5illliwit¥h Ghrist in endless day, 79’(|1),(]1) mthxrty ygars, gr an annual Of the Europelli 5Pl'Ql»d

_ ng ace wellseeno more erase fzamun T isi . d. ulaticns on 1h1a,n.erl»asia permits of alh¢ing*qnito\il1`knoW'§.‘“`" I

(Roy. Com. Report.) Until we meet on yonder Sh0,.e_ , av f 0 ’ ’_ . h S In mem t° P0Pulation which, half a cent\u'y ° _ .v . .. _ l

In tears of sorrow he could see.

His 11100191' Weep lI\0St bitterly nieter. Belgium remains the most

To lose her son he was so near-~- ` densely populated country, with 224 Her darling son, she loved so dear.

What joy it leaves within the heart, To see a soul in peace depart;

He‘s now beyond the reach of pain

With Jesus ever to remain.

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‘ GOLDEN TEXT*

‘ f _ TheSonofmanhathpoweron earth

U* "' l \ \ I forgive sins.~»Mark2. 10.

OUTLINE.

1. The Palsied Sinner Borne of Four,

v. 1--4.

~ 2. His Sing Forgiven, v. 5-7. I 3. His Palsy Healed, v..8-12. Time ---Early in A D 28.

//1% his headquarters or centre of his oper-

CORP. F. \\ _ \\"ITl~lEllS JR. `\IcIlAUCIIIi.»U\l OFHAHRISMITH 2_` M th (1

\ _ axgiinst his fe`1jOw_cbu,‘§t1_ym9n_ 08” :should unite with the new ,movement 'f

and turn it to their own purposes or take

V _ measures against it. _ `

I I 3. “Sick of the palsy-"--~Or smitten with

-4 0 _ * 4. “Uncovered the 7 roof'-~-Either’

' l opened a connecting tfapdoor or removed

lthe court awnings, or made ,an g through the flat house-top by breaking up the tiles. If Jesus was in the court, the second is the probable way; if in an

igli, ‘ gli.

Dr, Supan, 3, German Statistician, estp iSwit-zerland, from one-fifth to more than

1;, mates the tom] pgpujation of Europe at fone-third of the total population now live

rist yi e know is gain _ Bevolkerung der Erde, which is about to “ms have P1`°d\1°ed this result $11 0V¢l‘ Uh* nm’ th” °°mm°n Wad fm' bd*

ly il! QQ

the constant out urin of emigra ts t ' ° 889.’ I 7~‘S9°*kbl“\’h°m‘°° "`Th°u‘* “ul”

D0 8 D 0 ygisvlgilggye resulted m disastrous over .words wmchnm mmct pmhnnhnn st

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IHHERITED AST!-*Mk ` 8. “When Jesus perceived”--To know

seal?-eil sign? Hi¢n1;1iriii.‘nn¢2_‘rr0;ma the hear-tg of menwaswith the Jew; Q

-° " " Y "2" ‘ "“' ‘°" uestof me nessmfsusima.

K . ‘ Adiliilmcizmponnd ,haw Free Fmm 9. “Take up thy bed"~v~The Kashm- ii. nn.cs.'r_i ,N W r i i., P0»l1.¢1= °1`1118°1`m°*~h¢*'° °°-“°‘l"'l’h ll B.Cf. wgltedsz-“ Iahifde lfelzn :fs <x:1dnIlsl‘a‘;ft becauhe it, wats thatonwhichhe IILMH

to the `square kilometer. Nether-_ gill;-i~x‘ii1Iiyfb(ii'!ihl1e£’i“¥dfilil:;, alizbrlnglllliihvzhsllifdd lbefifsuy muqd “ppm °“'d°d',,_ _ _ ,_

V _ l‘ lands coming next, with 152 Great - evo:-y remedy ever heard of for this trou- 11. ‘I Say H1100 151160 AHBB -»~U\llIlf5~8

Britian has 123; Italy. 111; Germany, iii-(i?:n$il=.l.'liiiiIie'ili‘i ii1<i1n;i1iii‘5;ci£`;se.°fCll»i)iir'lel; iiifiii “rgument hem °‘“°'d°°'m' “st “A 97; Switzerland, 76, France. 71; and `

Ucnipoiind is the only remedy that ever p1'ieStly_clain1S t<J&bS0lvBf11@8ill» If

_ gusgria’ quxggary’ .mélgn Somméntingson Hrlnein pilrrpvaergegg iglief. bg! have also Priest had D0wer to remit the

p r. upans gures e I ew or un

Supan estimates the mean density of

Europe. The mean desity in the United States in 1&0 was 7 to the square kilo-

_ d. . .

I can honestly recoiizilmc-nlilcflt ,ton%n;urdn~ Flin-ufhmnt' °f Sufi he 5h°u-ld K be

calls attention to. the rapid increase . of l (§3g;';f;' Qgfg F)‘~£’;1;‘6nd' Atl; frlxié ‘M cert1l11;y,i;0i ¥1r1;1;the t of urban population. In all the leading; the Griffiths and Macpherson Co., Limited, I men ° S ‘ lu 'sms

. _countries of Europe, excepting Russia and ‘ T°f°“f0- ' 09»1m°t‘ d°~

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with innumerable little worries in her household affairs. Perhaps they are too small to notice an hour. afterwards, but these constant little worries have their effect upon the nervous

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It is these little worries that make so many

women look prematurely old. 0

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sick and nervous headaches, fickle app€tif@§ 3 feeling of C00'

stant Wcariness, pains in the back and loins, heart palpitation and 21 pale or salldw complexion. The blood and nerves

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