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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-12-25
Five Hundred thousand strong.

In the pastfev months therehas been more
than 500oU0 bottles of RhAlOh'g Cure Sold
usei IT.. more than 900 CAS- Q OF COnsump-
ttOn have been cured. All Coughs, Group.
Asthma and Bronchitis yield al Once,en
is that every body speaks in It's praise. To
hose Who have not q sod II, let rs say, IL you
have q Cough, or your child the Group, and
you value life, don't fail TO try 1t. For Lame
Black, Side or Chest, use shtlohs Porous
Pissters. L0ld by ARNOLD &HUNT, druggists
tueeAW
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-12-25

Mr.. Tennyeoa's new play is founded on
Boceaccios beautiful legend of the Knight
and tie Falcon," 20 pleasantly treatsd By
N. Longfsllow in the Tales Of Wsyaide
Inn" The play is in one act, and in verse
and employs four characters, only two of
whom, tie Knight and the Lady, are of
importance These are to be presented By
M. and Ma Kendall The latter ia the
charming actress who il sister of the Ia.
mentea RobertsouL
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-12-25
shiioh.s Casarrh Remedy.

"A rnHrveious cure for Csiarrh, Diphtheria.
Csnkermouth and Headache, With every
bottle there Ia An ingenrous ussal injector
for the more successful treatment OF the COM
plsint without extra charge. Price dfty
cents. Solo by Arnold & Hunt. sun&w
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-12-25


washington Letter to Philadelphia PreskI'
Speaking of the administration reminds
me Of little story. A week or two since
Q delegation of some Fruit Growers Aseo-
citation or other, desiring to naake call on
the President, secured the services of that
plumed pelican Of Louisiana, Gen. George
A. Sheridan, to escort them up and do the
Introducing. George did the agreeable in
his Jolly way. and soon the genealogical
persons and Mr.. Hayes were hard at it in
. discussion of the merits of the fruits of
the different sections, while George, who
doesn't know . picked prune from t.
grated squash, stood BY and pretended t.
be deeply interested. Suddenly, the ad-
ministration, seeming to Tear that the Gen
ersl was not gettingin his shsre Of wisdom,
leaned toward him, and said: Seen Saeri-
dan, do you raise pears in L,uisisna ? {"
well, yes, Mr.. President" replied the
General, "we-we-always raise pairs in
Louisiana = when We hold three Of .
Kind"
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-12-25
EXhllaraeiHg,

The fragrance OF Or. Prices Floral Riches,
the sweet odor of his Pet Rose, and his
charming perfume Alista Bouquet, produces
al eN hi srating eff-ct upon the mind. They
are as fresh and sweet the fields in hay
Masking time. None have used them but TO
admire. d2tandW
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-12-25
A Modern MiroGla,

1t hes long been stated % q scientific propo
sition by medical mon that third stroke of
paralysis 10 necessarily fatal. What, then,
shall be said OF John Appeal, Of North BAN
ford Conn no hal twelve, md who ID to-
ems is ascrioet b, Mr.. Appel to his constant
application Of Giles Linimens Iodide Am
mODia-
Gi,er' Pills cures Painful Nenstruation.
Sold by Arnold Hunt send for pam oh let
DR GILES,
100 west Broadway, n. Y.
Trtsi size 3 cents eOdAnd4
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-12-25
a Aother,a GSPaeF

The pride OF n N other, the life aud Joy Ofs
home, are her children, hence h9 9aiei when
sickness ente-s and takes them away Take
ble risk, II they have Cough. Group or
Whooping Cough, which lead to Consump
ton, II you do not attend to IL II once. SH1-
to cure them. Price 10 CENTS, 50 cents, and
81 For lame Back, side or Chest, use Shi.
lohs Porous Plaster. Prise Is cents. Sold ~
Arnold & aunt veQ&w
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-12-25
The C0lofed Folks Of Topeka are
Preparing for y Grond Celebration.
Topeka Journal

On the first day OF January, 1868. the immor-
tai Abraham Lincoln, then the President Of
the nited States. pronounced the words that
shook the cold and iron clad shackles of
slavery from the limbs of four millions Of
coIored people in this country and made
them free citizens. These men remember
the great act and hold in their hearts the
most sacred love imaginsbl for the mar
ryred President. On the f1rst day Of mkt
January the cOlOred folks Of this city propose
to Gel. brats in an appropriate and becoming
manner the 18th anniversary OF the memOr.
abe event. EXCLUSIONS from neighDO.ing
towns ARE expected and q grand banquet and
bail will be given at Union Hall.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-12-25

THE secret fgoOi iivinx In Of vast iB.
orptsnce To all mankind. Every good liver
knows tnis-but when the iiv-r IL bad, then
take Rosadal;s, tho great Southern Remedy
and hott's Liver Pills They are sure to re.
>t0rs you 70 haal.h.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-12-25
raE coUx1~.
SUPREME oouRr.

iropek. Commonwealth, ri
The following opinions were fled In the
Su IRENE court yesterday.
Kansas Pac: nc Railway Compsny W fhom-
q ADderson. Error from shawnee ccznty.
Am med.
Vspnusepbeuer ct Al '. " L,nert. Er-
nor from Ne~sho county. M~ssd.d.
samuel DoDaid~on Va HbTi OF County
CsuAmis .ioueFs Of Howard Bounty. Rever-
I'd.
Thomas Csrnsy ~ 4 3 Havens. Admins.
tpaar, sie. Error fspm LanDsnSsuh soansy.
- :. J,
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-12-25

A nice pair of driving g'oves.-(We have
an elegant assortmenLl
Comicsl designs in fancy soap, such aso~h,,
parrots, dogs, cats, crying babies, hor e,
shoes. &c. These designs are quite in
genious, any one of which would make
suitable present for man, woman or
child.
Fancy ink stands and paper weights.
A watch case, DC, &c,
FOR CHILDREN.
A pair of children's leggins
A nice collarette Of lace or embroidery
Ready made dress or cloak.
Hand crocheted cloak.
|" hood
Dolls-of which We have an elegant stock,
comprising everything imaginable.
Wax, China, lndestructable, with or with
out real hair.
Sleeping dolls; CRYING dolls, from tbs
smallest to the largest size. These do
were bought from first hands, and WI
be found remarkably cheap.
Kaleidoscope.
Celluloid Round Combs, in white shell
and coral color.
Silver cup and napkin ring, in fancy Gaze.
Silver knife, fork and napkin ring, in
fancy case.
Work box.
Tool chest.
A nice assortment of TOYS, such as ca
dogs, birds, &C., from 5 cents to 25 Ger
apiece.
An album.
A writing desk.
Portofolio for drawings &c SC,
FOB INFANTS.
We have many things. in cur stock
suitable for presents for Infants, such ~
reads made Robes, Skirts, Crochet GoaEs,
Hoods, Caps, Gloves, &c, &c.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-12-25
4 slight WoFsA eeelAg.
naVrenOe JO0Pnal.l

The river in the vicinity Of the dam II just
now . sight worth seeing. Above the dam 1t
is frozen over, but the Ice Ii very rough, the
surface being covered with frozen 'slush."
Four or I'VE great cracks. several rods apart,
and running parallel with each other. extend
the length OF the pond About the dam the
Gee is frozen In q variety of forms tnat would
be q study for an artist. There are only lew
spots Of cieHr tce, and the WORK OF putting II
ny will be attended with considerable extra
llnr
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-12-25
There's Wealth In Cattle.
lStOcktOn RecOrd,I

Nearly every day we notice farmers driving
cattle out TO their farms, and that many OF
them 60 going into stOck.raising as heavily
a. their means viii ALLOW them to do. This
is rs it sbonld be. Stock-raising is the most
profitable avocation that our farmers can en-
gage in, and We are glad 70 see 70 many OF
them taking 1t up. The principal wealth Of
western Kansas i0r many years will be In
cattle, sheep and hogs, - this country il better
adapted TO their propagation and growth
than any other tact on the continent.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-12-25
A Terrible Risk.
lafo~ktop Ionpnal 4

A ter;ib risk Is assumed by Rooks county
In allowing the pubic records and the large
numLer of valuable papers on nle with the
several officers, TO be kept in decks or caol-
net instead OF being deposited in vaults or
safes, where they would be secure from acct-
dent or rire. The loss of our puOlic records
would be of incaiculable dam age to the coun.
ty; one that would be felt for many years; 1t
DehOOves our commissioners to make some
provision for the safe.keeping of these docu-
ments, TOR they are Liable to burn mp 1t any
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-12-25

George A. Eddy W John L Moore. Emo,
from Pawnee county. Reverted.
John Brooks W B Roger e q. Error from
Cowley county. Affirmed.
county Of Saline ~ August Bondt. Edol
nom saline cs,unN. Affirmed.
Z l. Bond ct at W the Weed Sewing Ma
chine -. ct a. Error nom Dicktnson ooun-
George Brenner W. Nicholas Egley. Error
nom Afchisoo county. Reversed.
ror nom Alien county. x@rmed ' IL
r z Heller W the Board OF County Com.
missioners OF Sha snee county. Error from
sh n ne, county; HSsysssea, c,.. c.
aloners Of shawnee oounty. krror from
Shawnee county. Affirmed.
Henry Tdreen VI u L BulkIey. Enor from
The National Land Company VI Thomas
Perry; Error rom Dickinson county. Az.
The State BANK of Council Grove VI sussn
= Rude, admInistrstrix. &c. Error from
Morris county. Reversed.
The Board of County Commissioners Of
ooon1s X Soae s' Error fro"
Dc GiIlespie W & N Thomas. Error from
O.age county. Affirmed.
e,ats OF Kansas vs. Mortimer Pierce. Ap.
peal from Linn county. Affirmed.
State OF Kansas VS. Michael hoark. Appeal
rom Butler county. Reversed.
David Aud Ell Al VS. A q Smith. Error from
<>eSAAon Ooohey- HscvcIoOu
DISTRICT CoUkr.
Hon. sbert Crozier, Judge: p. G. Lowe
Sheriff; AcCoun Hunt Clerk; Wednesday,
December 18th, 1873.
Q. ]. Leavenworth VI. A. J. Decker ct al;
proof Of publications approved. Judgment
IN favor OF plaintiff against A. ]. Decker for
s7's 30. and interest 1t IL per cent per annum:
foreclosure and sale. Judgment In favor OF |
:. H. Pine against A. j. Decker for esI3, and |
interest NJ IL per cent. per annum guar ian |
adfium ailo Sed SIS. Appraisement waiy ed /; |
,iX months stay.
Treet VS.. Burgess ct al. continued.
State of Kansas vs. o. B. Latin; by consent /
{ Is ordered thnt H. z. Hoilister take testi-
nony. Atreqoest Of defendant It is ordered
hat . special venire Issue.
Court adjourned until 10 O'Clock this morn.
ng.
Robert SamueIs VS.. Carrie SAmuels: de-
rec OF divorce granted, on the ground OF
to be entered upon the pay.
nent Of the cost.
J. c. Douglas VS.. Mrs. z. A. Davis, Jury fee
aid by defendant; judgment entered In Ia
or OF the defendant, aud sixty days given TO
lafnttn TO make his Case for the Supreme
curt Of the State.
The State of Kansas vs. O. B. Latin. The
blowing Jury were impanneiei to try this
ohm holmes, James McEee, Thomas Mason,
red Hoberg, T. r Moody, q. v. Keller,
.ichard Moss. John B. Wetherland, D. e.
'sylOr and l. 3. Lewis
PROBATE CURT.
Marriage license issued 70 A. d. Myers am
oslo c. Cook, OF Kickapoo township.
Al.o, to John Z. AlexsndeS and Ruby L,
luncll.
Also, A. Robert Ssmuels and Maggie E.
en-.
Also. to Richard Fields and Ada Smith.
Also, to samuel A. Lord aud Ars. Nellie s.
brooks, Of Maine.
In the matter of the insanity OF Daniel
reen Inquiry by jury, AID patient consid-
red insane. Appicat on made for admit ,
ance to the State Asylum. 4
In the matter OF the insanity of John Z.
'eil, OF Stranger township inquiry made by
lry, and verdict Of insanity, aud aYp.ica.
led for sdInittahco To the asylum,
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-12-25

You Cant sfiord TO laugh, deor airla
Unse~s your teeth are white q pearls
And your two bps as ro-eouas meet;
And on cannot supply this want
Bu. through the u-e OF SOZ JDONT!
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-12-25
Wnnss % anvalals.

Professor Dickerson, one Of the most emf
nentsurseors IN the state OF NlnDourt, write
to the Medical Journal Of the Ra1sas CITY 6or.
gical Institute: "U,.e remedy, must aver
from pegeoual knowledee. 70 b far % reetoT
70 al other medicines In the cure Of 20. ott-
Herb RlSsAn." ooo6W
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-12-25

- M TO 500 INVESTED IN WALL
- ! " Street Stocks makes fortunes eve
~ month. Send for pamphlet explaining
every thing. SIMPSON q CO., 9 Exchange
Place. New York. sep27eOdAwsw
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-12-25
THE MAINE STEAL.
He Justices the Action II Himself oad IL
the Council On the 0rounl That the Law
Was Complied With In Every


AUGUSTA, Ne, Disc. l7.-Full details Of
the. count made BY the Governor and
Council show the following result: In The
Senate the Fusionists are given 70 mem.
befs; Republicans, IL. In the House,
Fusionists, 70, Rspublica.s, 81. Five CITIES.
with IL Republican REPRESENTATIVES.
land, Bath, Lewiston, Rockland and eaco-
are without representation. The Houe will
be thus 2 members short Ut it, organiss-
ton. The final reeult Of tho election, &C.
cording to the Official returns before
changed BY the Council, was Q. follows: :
Senate-Republicans, 10; Fusionists, IL.
House-Republicans. 80; Fusionis.s, 81.
Net change in the Senate, L.; in the
House, 46.
By the election returns the Republicans
had = majority Of IS on the joint ballot.
As counted " the Governor and council
the Fusionists have . majority of twsntJ<
nix ON the j,int ballot.
The Republicans claim that the rejec-
iona and changes were wholly on technical
grounds.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-12-25

MADRID. Dc. 1s.-The 6rst Eve sections
Of the iav for sbolishing slsvssy veFs peo-
"a {. the sp,nisk 6easip 80. The 6r.t
|ectioa Gays t. seleZZ hsEshy sboa-
Ahst (n1ke h1nn1 s1ce14 - aeeos1aoes
~! Ss !. -
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-12-25

IN the Whele History Of Medicine
no preparation has ever performed such
marvellous cures, or maintained 20 vide .
reputation, - Ayes CHEEKY PICTORIAL,
which il recognized - the worlds remedy
for all diseases Of the throat and lungs
In long continued series Of wonderful
cures in AL climates has made it univef.
sally known u . sale and reliable agent to
employ. Against ordinary colds, which
are the forerunnefs of more serious disor-
dan, it scts speedily and surely, always
relieving suiiefings and often saving life.
Tie protection il aforde, By Its timely
d IN The throat and lung disorders
q children make il IN invaluable
remedy 10 Be kept always on
kana insve,y home No person can afford
10 u sif .ut It. From heir knowledge Of
II eQtoaia % and e6eoaA Physici.as a:s
fksSnr1 yo}pc1oaAL sxfsusively p theil
3 n3GAs I nsSbrumaa rDo0nsa1 = y
oasRip vifI taia h II ynsaia 49,
tsngk1s.lka ee w. - 49,
; : 80 r.s;ss.t
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-12-25
KANSAS NEWS.

Tho co;ored refugees 1t wyandotte are
stu objects Of charity.
-Wyand0tte county farmers are holding
their hogs for the ''Chrlstmas T,se"i
"A Lawrence Ice dealer advertias for one
hundred men 70 assist In putting mp 100.
Petty thievs arc annoying the people Of
EmIona. 4 number Of private residences
have lately bs~n ente- Cd andmoney anc other
valuable ar.icies taken ranging In value nom
IS TO 800.
Fired Msntx was sentenced by Judge
Stevens, In Wyandotte county. 70 nve years
In the peniteattsry for manslaughtes. hav.
ing killed Byron Henry. Ne csatRs 70 have
done the deed In self defense.
-. ". Hughes came to Emporis in Octo-
Der. 1873. anc WORKED for the frm Of l. d.
Fox & Co, dealers In musical instruments.
After , time he commenced playt ng the rAs-
cai. and finally left. leaving bis nrm about
u SO short. The nrm offered . liberal reward
for his apprehension, when resulted In ms
capture at Lite Rock. Arkansas, and he II
nov IN the Empons jail, with the Pentten.
Ltary before him.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-12-25

An old citizen has N lde two Journies
from OscoeIa. No. TO this place tol a>sist his
son In defending himself against disgrace.
full charge. Ths drst time the case We post.
poned for forty 0ays, and to-day, when Y
vas 70 have been tried, the complainant did
NOT appear.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-12-25
Rel1GaOQs.

A correspondent of the New York Sun
calls Gen. Grant to account for failing 10
Attend divine worship on any one Of the
nx Sabbaths spent BY him on the Pacific
coast. The Sun, after publishing the COM
plaint SAYS editorislly:
'Odr correspondent adds: Give him
h-l, please. for this disregard of his reli-
eious duties.'"
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-12-25

N1ERvoUb EXHAUSTION "A medical
~ emay, oo0ps1slne . series Of lectures
deiiverod e KahnS nu5eun ut Anatomy. Cd
the cAnDo ard eure Of premature decline
s60V1n0 ind1patably how lost health Nay
6oT10ainod. o6bgdinG . clear sypops,s Of in.
Do6i1Gn6 = DhSy1aee, and the tTeafmenb OF
1870 81 DAyuie1f dehllity, being the
- ss.se2s - @sj.ess 80 80 =
|0o0Gf1V 1nh1S 0lD1ns - 19c19
- - q = : 5 z,
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-12-25
A NAsnral G0s Well.
IWyandOtte Herald

Six years ago . company was orsanized in
this city for the purpose OF boring for coal.
The site selected for operation was on the old
KtlIen farm in the southwest part OF the city.
the WORK was prosecuted vigorously and .
hole sunk about 600 feet, which passed
through some three different veins OF coal,
averaging nom eighteen to thirty.four inches
In thickness. In addition to these veins of
coal Q body OF saline water, sufficiently
strong for manufacturing salt, and vein Of
natural gas. rewarded the company for their
exuenditure, Since then large quantities Iof
this gas has been constantly escaping from
the orifce, all Of which In allowed To 60 to
waste except . small amount utilized by Q
farmer living near, who, uses IL exclusively
both for.heating and u. hitting his yelling AZ
fuel this gas has , superior and Is an fllu .
mtnstnr It. IL equal to ordinary coal gas.
Lark Of capital has prevented tue company
fron utii,sing any OF these substances in the
past but We trust the day 10 not FAR distant
when all OF them will be made To yield q
handsome revenue 10 the oWnerA
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-12-25
HOLIDAY GOODS,

We
t thene three
gresha nhe uni
which n lay gins.
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He eheulA Have Deeo Left - Freeze
lawrence Standard.l

He Sh0ula Have 0ee0 Left - fHee8c
Lawrence Standard.l
A young q IN VINO lives In the southwest
part of the county, came 70 Lawrence to get
A doctor I, 20 out and attend his wife ct con.
inement. He fell in with . party Of boon
companions and got most glorious drunk.
Lost night he started home on horseback, bot
fell Oh several times before reaching the
park. MAMMAL BrocKleshy followed him and
found him near the park PROSTATE upon the
around and In an ineensible condition.
Hrockiesby gotod his horse and aroused the
Eel ow. He turned over and in o pigrish
kind of . style asked: "Who tnie) are YET
The Marshal explained the situation and
took him In. The fellow went down into
his hot Tor Q revolver which he had there,
but Brocklelby anticipated the movement
and took the weapon away from him. With
= RIod deal Of difficulty he was brought to
the freezer and locked mp. THIS morning he
Was lined one dollar and costs, paid and dis
charged.
A moro brutal case Of druuknesS IL seldom
recorded. man who will leave his vile
At ucn . time procure necessary help and
then xet beARaiy olunk and forget all about
her. f capable Of Anything villainous. II
ne had frosen 70 0e1 b, a. he certainly would
hal ne NOT been sAkeu care Of BY the marshal
hs tate would ID Pc sa'eissd hs'ie sympathy
for him.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-10-21
The MaIarfaI Poison.

Intermittent fever, marsh fever, mala rial
fever, fever and ague, ''chills"-these are
a few of the names by which the doctors
the most widespread and familiar of the
ills that flesh is heir to, malady that
seems to occur at one time or another in
all countries where there are to be found
water, sunshine, and a soil reasonably rich
in decayed vegetable elements. In coun-
elements the fever is restricted to the
neighborhood of inundated lands or
marshes, or ponds of variable level, because
in these situations the abundance of de-
caying vegetable substance is very great
In such countries the opinion is general
and is perhaps accurate, that the poison is
of marshy origin but in countries where
the whole soil is rich enough to be in this
particular like these marshy lands it has
been long recognized that the poison had
no necessary relation to marshy situations,
but was in fact telluric, and that a
short rain which only slightly moistened
the surface Of the earth and u few succeed
ing hours of sunshine supplied all the con-
ditions necessary for the elaboration of the
poison that produced this fever. But what
was that poison? Science failed to solve
that problem But it did rot fail for want
of effort. An exceedingly great amount OF
ingenuity, industry and trained skill has
for ages been devoted to the labor of hunt
ing down, isolating and describing the
off.nding atoms that have made and still
make uLinhabitable some of the fairest
regions of the earth. All effort was vain,
however, and no satisfactory answer has
ever been made to the query, What pre-
cisely is the poison that causes this disease
1t has remained a mystery. Within few
years ingenious endeavors to solve this
problem have multiplied. In the present
year some experiments have been made at
Rome which appear to be more fruitful
than any hitherto recorded; or, in the words
of the report read to the Academy OF
Rome, "the investigation was rewarded
with complete success" These expert
ments were conducted by Signor Tommasi.
OF Rome, and Professor Klebs, of Prague.
They together spent some weeks in the
Agro Romano, and made repeated examina-
tions of the lower strata OF the atmosphere.
of the soil and OF stagnant waters, and sue
ceeded in isolating microscopic fungus,
specimens OF which, being placed under
the skin of healthy dogs, caused distinct
and regular paroxysms of intermittent
fever and produced in the spleens of these
animals that peculiar condition which is a
recognized part OF the pathology OF this