Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-10-15

Is the same in nature in animals ana IN man
and has the same cause. II has been proved
| beyond doubt that a lh7 ing gfsSA called the
tubercle bacillus, is tbs Gauss aiht the only
cause of tuberculosis. L. docs nus seem nee
essary TO state the facts upon which this as
sertion is based, for tbs observation first
made by Robert Koch in 1Sss2 has been CON
/ frmed so often and 50 completely that it now
constitutes one of the most absolutely demon
strated facte in madeleine. Tuler<,' losis nlay
| affect any organ Of the body, bat NEST fire.
/ quently first involves the lungs. When ths
living germs find their way into the body they
multiply there. If favorable conditions for
| their growth exist, and produce small new
| growths or no3uies ttuherciesl, which tend 10
l soften. The discharges from these softsued
! tubercles, continuing the living germs. are
| thrown of from the body. In pulmonary
| tuberculosis these dtscharGvs constitute, in
part, the expectoFation. The g,arms thus
thrown of do not grow outside the living
| human or animal body, except under arti
fetal conditions, although they may retain
their vitality aud virulenco fer long periods
of tire, even when thoroughly dried AS
tube sulosis can only resu,t irEol the action
OF these germs IL follows from what
has Just been said that when the disease
is acquired il must result from receiving
into the body the living germs that
have come from some other human being CT
animal affected with the diseaso Il has been
abundantly established that the d.sease may
be Transmitted by meat or milk from iks
tubercuiar animal. 4 hs milk glands IL mich
cows often become afLectcd with the disease
when their lungs are involved, and tho milk
from such animals may cosrfdn the living
germs and be capable % rrodaein, the diaeasss.
Among staI FED dairy coTs - per cent or 20
per cent. are soGle.lmes found "a be affected
with TIE disease. TuDeTcular auir1als are
also frequently kil!os for food. thesr Essa
sometimes containing the germs, and L not
thoroughly cooked Is caEatls - transra.tiing
the clsease Boiling tue Eoilk O. Thoroughly
cooking the Eae.t destroy the sern4
mr-xsats and Fond Lilies.
About fifteen years ago became quite en-
thualsstie in regard u introducing pord Lies
into my grounds Having Il piees Of low
land where ihe water remained nearly ND TO
the surface oil summer and rear a cro~k
from mhich more water could be obtained II
needed, took cut 20 loads q mack q q
beginning, 'siEg il for o01npostsng with
barry ard manure. 4 re4r EeiGhb1r having
caught the CiscS fever. | allowed hlo 70
gand bis .easls al t2.-e eg- i.GJJ loads: tia.
with my own ezcs-ss..s..la. gave &c a vsry
rice pc2i two l. t.-gc fees deep Gify fs.s
wldo and nearly - !anz I err. planted
nsiuulbisrn iuieufn, wkise wss great s1c-
ceas. snd t8s tElrd year Hgn,.rs6s u plaa:s
bsoorosd, much 10 ny o1a qualification AMI
my neignoors VINO visited ~ lly pad
OTHER varieties and spscies were introduced,
and began 10 fse. pretty sure taa; had .:
last struck ca family Of plants that nssdsd
70 co1dlng bsst could taxa care Il tssca-
as.vsz, requiring 10 fsrtI.zer. ho>ang. weed
Ing. stalking nor busting viii fy1s~ooozx con-
pounds for destroying tAss- frssc. s<sxziss
Bot s3euates e-E4e And rorxed 70 siyiy azsd
sale1tiy thai ihey ~egs DOs syen srxy~c.~i Il
icing arcg1d usF.l tos CORY < ny hsy g.ses
Lad a-zAYpaara1. thea it vas at<rcversd s2as
rlssls-srats we're fs&stsss ca fA@ .aLSgs 81 tAs
I.el4fnbfura. o.: al not trSsszs tss<e 81 tAs
co-nzooa vs.ev lily goysspsesA eia<afG; Ths
latter re1aastzs Il sres; su--A~r- zxsd Ray s,cnd
IS we.i stocked s.tA =. sut & cher rpsrssy
Tot osas p-Au: ressaiEs. Big ;aszkfzI sor
small fsToss. SAL lore az.1 eiios 70 sas
Lite Ta;ey nFEIA 80 .sEx - So es2axSH
lie american AS-.rzitE-.s.
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