Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1888-06-03

| c'o oauta ADM rlYer, and 80 600 was sub
scribed to pay the expenses Of the per-
sons who will accompany the exhibit. II
was at first thought that one car load
would be sent, but the exhibit has grown
until 1t promises to require all Of three
cars, and there Is some anxiety as to
Wnether the necessary space could be
secured. The managers OF the Cincin-
natl Exposition, hearing OF the project,
made some offers in this respect in or
der to secure the display, but the people
thought it much better TO have their goods
seen at the exposition, which represented
awhole State rather than at local affair,
and Immediately decided upon coming
TO Columbus, on condition, of course,
that they could get space. Mr.. Bonham
assured their representative that they
would be given full opportunity to dis
play their products. Space will be as
signed them in Agricultural Hall.
Inc exhibit will be, according to Mr..
forgy's statement, one of the finest ever
made, covering wide ranke and repre-
senting varied industries. The agricul-
tural interests OF Southern California
Will DO fully represented, among those
taxing very active interest in the plan
being the managers OF the noted San
Joaquin rancho, which contains more
than 100, 900 acres. The minerals of the
State will be fully displayed, and the
fruit and flower exhibits will be especially
elaborate and very fine. Just before Mr..
Forgy started East the people of Santa
Ana held floral festival, at which
room GA by 40 feet in size was almost
filed with all kinds of roses.
Another very interesting feature Of the
exhibit will be the coast display Of
fish exhibit will ba varv f;ra ;,ci,,d;n.
everything from a monster sIeIatnn 81 =
whale down ~ tba On, ill., oS;sIl e. CT
caught along the California coast Manr
of the peonle If Southern Ga,;forv,;a -,
Ohio men and all ha;ng brst1ars tta ~. ~
hibit will undoubtedlv ha q r,sr r,e o
one. ''-'''
Taking these facts in connact;o,, Mil,
the other fact that the a. AR mon III ~
California. together with the state Roord
Of Trade. intend IN mako a. Goirn, b,,s
display which will nroha XIV renrssant
Northern California varv thororrti, =
is more than likelv that tho Goldan dtsste
will make a mapnif;cent show;no al tho
Ohio Centennial |TCoirn,h,s VI" D;sn 40 0
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Ine Negro From q Medical stand
point
II mas been asserted, time and again,
ny WRITER'S ilvlng AZ tne North, who yet
seemed 70 nave rehable data upon which
% pase tneir penei, mat the negroes In the |
oou.nern States were increasing at much |
moIe rapiu rae IMAM the whites In the
81 same section Oh lie country. These writers
paseu oneiI asserti9ns upon Inc census
returns anu upon tnelr own observations,
i nnu 'no1r CONCLUSIONS seemed 10 pc re-
naple. Inc welgnt OF meolcai testimony |
-, however, against tnem, and the facts
ale, IL appears tne reverse OF what has
peSn s,a.eu. ,-,
- II H;l leosui9 oenyereu before tne Geor-
s, ss . .sS,:n society, on June 9, 1881,
anu anu puoiisHeu IN tne new YORK Medical
rsme g iUl Cc.ooer anu november, 1887,
X. aa ~ 0oison, u oaVannan' reviewed
the causes which were leading,
apparently, TO the extinction OF the
nesro az separate race In Amer
ica. Wniie tney We're held as slaves
.uoy were weii careu ior, as IL was 10
tne ui!ect interest OF the master to keep
tneni Ia goou neaitn. ihey lived reg
uiar me, ana when SICK had the most
skIlliu, meolcal attendance. Now, how
ever, tney nocK 10 tne cities, 1--we In
ofomueu !uarteIs, are gwen 10 excuses
oi an KINDS, ana are seldom able to
oosain as gooo medicai care as they
u uj iorneliy. AZ tnat time, 100, the col
! I: :, "a man oouiu poas' VI MS lnsuscepu-
onisy W naiarla anu yeilow FEVER, and
even pulmonary pntnlsls was compare
Lively unkh1 r 70 nm. NOW, Or. Cor
T STn s'ales, LIS immunity Is no more.
.r;tb .ihesiu a.. su a alnoSt ,equaiiy
' W. ino "ni'o nonl lnaiaiai diseases,
Po n DO consequence Oh inc contln-
u uany increasing admlxture OF white
oloou ana tne mortality rom puimon'
AIRY consumption is, as Is well known, al
f fnNs uoup,s tnat among tne wnites. In
, ,ai niortanty among tne negroes IS very
.alee, OWING M great measure 10 the ut
VI negiecs o. .ne most elementary ny
sienU anu uietetic precaunons on the
part o. 1nose VINO nave the care OF young
0il I
IN . paper reac before the american
p Duas,cal Assoclasion, IN MAY OF last year,
! ,;, .o,ossol Lou,s 1ci1ane Iinany, OF BAL
u, ns ., plesenleu SOME STATISTICS showing
Y. lne omparalve frequency oil certain OF
sne su,glcal diseases IN the white and
coioreo races. ne nae found that, while
poie INJURIES anu operauons
oetter IMAM the whites, sugrical dis
eases involving the Emphatic sys-
,,,,..a ftfI =: woio
N"ne ia.ai IN negroes IMAM In whites.
,ua. s,no el ne iouno 10 pe very rare In the
legro, me most common malignant
sromas ueine os.eo.sarcomata. tickets
'oSurs WIN astonishing frequency IN
;oiored children, but congenital deformi
les are very rare. Specific affections of
ne genieo-urinafy organs are common
'nouen among tne negroes, and are apt
y % more destruetive because more
'omnoniy negiected.
Dr swan M. Burnett, of Washington,