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An experienced and competent giri
for general Homework at the residence
of W. S. stambaugh, soi North End
st. Abilene, to begin March ist. 2-u
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LOANS!

have few thousand dollars here In bank
which | wish oplsce in the next thirty days IN
dr-t mortgages on farms at low rates, with priv
ilege Of paying at any time.
7-tf HILAND SOUTHWORTH
Abilene Kansaa
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1890-01-23

--.srveu this afternoon
announces that Geo. A. Rogers ap-
pointmeut as receiver of the First Ma
tional has been confirmed. He enters
ON his duties at once.
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CAIIarvn Cry for PitrhWe clsss!e |
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MARKET REPORTS.

n. E. ! sec. 81 T. II, e.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-07
COMSTOCK WILL NOT
Consider PROPOSITIONS From tne
AoFssEea Or Kent SocIsty.
UsLESSIgEB.
A Joint Meeting Held Yesterday aaa a
SoaaaaaiSIes APRSiatsd-An Anofher ste
fislted 4sd TIE Us0sl Ad10GFa-
EsuE Iakea-

Il 30 net think that / would oonadef
or even make q proposition 70 the Kent
Coauty Agr cultural Socieiy and Horse
meas Association il the West Michigan
Association was not taken II wlsh
them
fhls expression Was made BY {. G.
ComstOck last nignt % tAe TELEGKAN-
HEELAD. The Kent County Agsicul-
taFal society aud Don feathers, o. the
committee from the horssmen. met
yesterday afternoon 10 joint SESSION for
the purpose OF considering Iair grounds
site, and it was afterwards gwen out
that committee had been appointed 10
wait on Ar COmstOck 70 ascertain What
proposition he would make the COM
b.ned organizations for the grounds
opposite North Park. MT. COmstock
a.sO sad last night that the committee
had not as yet called on him. he says,
however, mat AZ tue present the land 5
free from al options and Wall probably
remain 50 until some definite conclu-
son has been arrived at.
The proposition made by Mr.. Leath-
ers 10 the Kent society IN behalf Of the
horsemen was TO the effect that the as
sOclatOn would construct a mile track
that can not be eQualed IN the state,
providing tne Kent society secures the
COmstocK site. The hor5emen agree 70
spend between 5000 and $1,000 on the
track, and they vii build pole fence
OF good a4d substantial material which
they Will keep IN first-class repair. The
hOrsemen reserve the right 20 the use
and control OF the grounds, except dur
ing the fairs OF the kenty County So
ciety. They also ask the society to
erect 4 grand stand and judges stand.
The directors OF the Kent Society
went into session 10 consider the pro-
position, and a majority were III favor
OF accepting II Mr. COmstOck will make
them the same proposition a. he did
the West Michigan Society They felt
confident that he would Go so, a. they
have S70,O 900 10 expend, and such an
expenditure would put the grounds IN
such shape that they would be as fine
as any IN Michigan. The way Mr..
COmstock spoke last night, however,
makes 1t extremely doubtful II
any arrangements Will be arrived
at. An offer was also received
OF piece of land opposite the Eagle
plaster mill, and the directors went
down to look ct. it after the meeting.
There are $50 acres IN the plat, but ii
was found to be rather low. aud no
further attention will probably be
paid TO it. The Kent Society then adj
journed TO meet again on August 20.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-07
GRAND RAPIDS oDD-FELLOWs
Are Doing This city Great Credit In
Chicago

Special Correspondence eTELEGnAw-HEs,LD.
CHICAGO, Aug. 5.-The contingent of
Canton Pierce, No. q, /. O. O. F., that
left Grand Rapids on Sunday morning,
arrived in Chicago on Monday at 8
a. m, and found the city already
nearly filled with Odd-Fellows; had
hard work to find place to sleep any
where uptown. The day was spent IN
receiving visitors and arranging prelim-
iuaues preparatory to the coming
events. In the afternoon the lake
front grounds were formally opened By
hosting the Patriachs Militant colors,
aud tue American and Canadian fla e..
Ia the evening grand reception
was held at ArmOry d 10y the H..
and r. OF Chevahers, their wives and
visiting OLd-FeilOws, and the exem-
plIficaton OF the Rebesah degree thus
closed Monday. Tuesday morning at 9
O'Clock commenced the cEampLiicatOa
OF the subordinate woik by competing
stats. The Grand Rapids BOYS who
ere all go proud Of tqelr degree staff
Elre All present and all agreed WITH the
captan OF the Grand Rapids staff that
Michigan in Urand Rapids was far
ahead OF anything seen 50 far unless
other stalls are 2r0uEht torsard. better
tnaa has beeu sotar. Grand Rapids de-
gree staff could certainty have won first
money.
Tn heafterroon took place thccanton
duls for prizes ln class 4, which
was very fue. Dress parade nc > p. m.
by competing cantons. which presented
q beautiful SIGHT. the spiCud 10 uniforms
and flashing sHol4s showed of beautl-
.1lY l1 tie 6 tteT,1g sunlight. The
Baumsn bend. uf SIXTY pieces. rendered
beautiful muse which ajtcl greatly
10 the scene I'D tne evening from @ to
II. The GeuelaGsmO gave q reception
In the p8rlors Cf t1e Auditorium Hotel.
which vas cayly decorated for the oce8-
son. together Hlth the beauI FULLY Ore g.
Ell .aJles and GorLeousun.i .iorms created
az mpress Cn oD tae mnts o. all pre- -
ent not soon % be forgotten. Indic8-
tons point uow 90 one of tne graniest
uarades of modern times n Thursday.
Everyv here we see the sZns. "Wei-
come OtG-Fellows" TIE odd-FeI lows
have possession Of the c.tr. and ai IS
gong merrlv. Bovema and Iet tou.
of our partv. have beeB 8str1v s dav.
hut nsva finally cot h1eE re III p. M.
satisfied that ChiCaso srl5s raF..
with lots cf streets t1at COS q moss
Ike Dcsrh0rr-sf.
Fraternity ard chiva.rous'v.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-07
TOWN TOPICS.

Grocers' picnic totay.
Egery6ody closes tins noon.
Yesterday vas a large day a. the
Lake.
The Ivy LesfClu5 gave ball at North
Park last D -ht.
The Fftn Reformed Church pie
n.cked 40 North PARK yesterday.
Every merchant in town has slgnihed
hls lnteutlOn OF closing tins noon.
The Cable eompany's new smoke
stack Will be us feet above the build
ing.
The Reeds Lake Electric railroad be-
gan regular I5.minutc trips yesterday
afternoon.
The property owners along Canal-st.
seem % move very slowly 10 narrowing
their walks.
r. I Barnum's advertising car No. 4,
arrived IN the city yesterday. lue
show Will be here the goth.
One OF the omnibus mail boxes for
papers and packages was placed on
West Budge-st., yesterday.
Eugene Spooks had a finger cut of
between two car bumpers, yesterday
LIOrning, IN the south yards.
VIM. SeccOmb, who was injured yes
erday by the barrel of OIL, Is getting
along very nicely ~ -. Mark hospital.
Only twenty three of the striking car
vers remain III the city. The rest nave
left for other places where they have
found work.
Grace Barton commenced divorce
proceeding IN the circuit court yester-
day against Charles Z. Barton. Grounds
are withheld.
G.. T. Hills, of Muskegon was in the
CIV Yesterday. but viii not commence
building on his new lot, corner Of Pearl
aud Ottawa-sts.
The comptrollers Office is being
thoroughly renovated and by the time
the house cleaning IS finished the
oldest inhabitants viii not know the
place.
The old gentleman Barrnws. who was
thrown from his carriage yesterday by
GINNING N contact with runaway, Is
reported TO be n n very precarlOus con-
dit!Ou.
Elegant badges for the winners of the
hog-catching, creased pole climbing
coGtests. etc, have been prepared 10y the
Committee on Arrau, sments for the
grocers' picnic today.
The comptroller has received a large
Photograph OF an improved steam
street roller, from W. G.. Oastler the
manufacturer OF New York City. 1t
wll be turned over the Committee on
Streets
The funeral Of tho late Neil Carlin,
toe victim OF the dynamite explosion,
was held from the fanny residence, on
Stewart-ave.. yesterday afternoon. The
remains were taken TO Greenvi.le, his
former home, for burial.
The Christian Alliance Will hold n
ten day, camp meeting IN the grove
shove tne dummy station. on Sherman
ST.. beg nalng August 70. Rev. :. +.
Shaw VII bold a meeting at the con-
c.uson Of these meetings
Red wheat advanced to s. cents yes
tc-iay and white wheat TO S. The ad-
vance Eas caused by tie report of the
foreign crop being failure. The local
crop g said o. bc superior to any that
has been marketed Tor tive years.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-07
This Date in Hiatory-Aug. 2,

THIS Date IN History-Aug. 2,
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EEeraeFg<a-
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ezra rs9
i7Ts-g0 sal-1.ags s-rae1 a. craEsrs .a4-r,
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f7sl-Gea s,4n.1er sta = body - szFfis4sa. a.
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taia asels sa1Tss 1ze1sSa. taea - yzzFs 60.
1e-zn a-s career q s1-elsT
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Is2I Death ~ Czrc,lae ef bruassfek eo1sort u
George IL barn lTe1
izs0.-I1s Ds4zs or Orleans asoep1sd ths cros1 of
France a. Lsais PnLlippe.
1871 Ia Al-sl5g-s Eagro r-zSsaiza, 1ied Ia PO-
aad
lss9-siealasEip Noafrsal q sas DomiaIsa Eaa.
srecke1 90 Bells isls
l519-slrs. MfYDrcs fgund guilty q poisoelaz hsr
aaEn.-It E Liverpool Elsi4zd sna seuf=aees
- BE- begged ese11slcs as afJergaE4 60
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Telegram-herald., 1890-08-07

y A FeEsc1 IS = FillE
EAIt Stove caves toai igat FOR eh-c-se.
ar. and NJ n. J. Fe-Ssr aie al
nx1-&ll1 PsEk
Alss Eil4 baughnessy : Flsl--1 fs-A-
AFes ~ ka.aE4zzco.
<. A. StoSs zDd fsmlly are en19ylHg
lie 4t ff4Ferse PCzEl.
A. c. PIoat. H0saFd ClEy's ml--er,
as ~ tae c4sy yesle4aAy
Niss Allie Taft. II Lansing : yl-.Eng
1er sister, Mrs Wa. C0s1m4o-
Mrs. r. -. RAthboee. CT chicago, :
the guest II ifienes ID t4ls clis.
II. 81. BLyen and sou leave Saturday
for Connecticut and Mzss&e L u-rts.
Mss Ella Stephens, Of 81 Johns, IS
visiting Mss Set0s CasSel, of las
>tstltE-st.
Mrs q A ApplehoH went down TO
AaeatAsa PARK yesterday. Tor j TWO
weeks stay.
Or. and Mrs. +. J Kirkland leave TO-
day fog tNO weeks outing Al Barry
county resorts.
Wm. Alden smith and family, aud o.
bugEea and family are sQmmeuug at
Traverse Point.
Mss Charlotte sharp, OF Des Moines,
Ia, Is visiting ner sister, Mrs. &. l..
Buchanan, OF Tefracc-aye.
Mrs. r. :. Osborn. Of New Haven,
Conn., is vis ting AIR. and Mrs 4. W.
P.ckeu, OK so Nealthy-aye.
Mr. and Mrs Byron +. Buckingham
have returned from -. lgnaoe, Mack
nae and the Northern resorts.
Dr. Albrght's family have returned
froa Grand Haven, where they were
TIE guests or Ars. y. ". Stewart.
J. g.. Ham, who has been enjoying
the lake 5reezcs At II. Joseph, FOR the
past TWO weeks. returned last night.
Alderman and Mrs. Stein left yester-
day for Davenport, IA. for . twO
weeks visit With Sir. Stem : brother.
Mrs. A. B. Watson and her nephew,
Willie Watson Mead, have returned
from a pleasant trip TO Lakeside and -.
Joseph.
Mrs. DR.. ]. 3. Grswold and son.
Joseph, have returned from Traverse
City. where they have been the guests
OF Mrs. Lathrop.
Mrs. 7. II. Lyon, of 81 COllege-ave.,
and Miss Marion Witlley leave this
morning for Northern points. They IN.
tend visiting the 500 before returning.
Mrs. Mary r. Wood. son and daugh-
ter, Mss Jennie I. Patton and J. +.
Eaton, Of Brooklyn, y. y, have re-
turned from a tree weeks stay at the
Northern resorts.
Mrs. 2. L. Hamilton, Of the West Side
union school, has just returned from
Ottawa Beach, where she has been
spending her vacation with her friend
Mrs. +. A. Rodgers.
Miss II. L. Matthews and sister, Of the
corset parlOrs, have been entertaining
their sister, Mrs. Joseph Annis, of Burr
Oak, and her daughter. Miss Gusse
Culver, of Detroit. They lett for Burr
Oak yesterday.
Wm. Y. Rowe, OF the Valley City
Milling Company, leaves today for
northern Michigan. He Will combine
business with pleasure, looking after
the interests Of his company at PetOs-
key, Charlevoix, ST. Ignace and S2ult
Ste. Marie. Mrs. Rowe and children
Will accompany him.
Mrs. Thad S. Taylor and daughter, of
South Bend, who have been visiting
Mrs. w. b. Weston for few days, leave
this morning for Macatawa, where they
will spend a week before returning
home. They were joined here last
evening by Mrs. Lou Hudnut, of Big
Rapids, who will accompany them to
the lake.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-07
COURT RECORDS.

CIRcUIT-Judge NJ. c. Burch-Mathias
Schendra, admitted to citizenship. Les
ter B. Richards VS.. Syds BOersma, tres
pass on case, motion to quash writ OF
capias granted on condition that de-
fenGant enter enter hls appearance ID
sold cause.
PROBATE CoURT-Estate of Spencer
Arnold, deceased; report of commis-
siOners on claims filed. Estate of
Joseph II. Bennett, deceased; order
closing estate against claims. Estate
Of Melvin F. Raymond, minor; resig-
nation of Silas n. Raymond, iilod and
accepted. Walter 4. DOrland, appointed
gauTdlan.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-07

Their gentle acton and good effect
on the system really make them per.
feet little pill. They please those who
use them. Carter's Little Liver Pill,
may we'll nc termed Perfection"
No one knows better than those who
have used Carter's Little Liver Pill:
what relief they have gwen when taken
Tor dyspepsia, dizziness, pain IN the
SIDE, constipation and disordered
stomach.
Do not despair Of curing your SICK
headache when you can 50 easily oo-
tain Carter's Little Liver Pills. They
viii affect a prompt and permanent
cure. Their acton is mild and natural
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-07

The Westons play the Otsego's u Of
serc Mich.. nc Ramona PARK tais after
noon The game vii be called a. 4
o'r.ocS sharn. TIE otseVos club IS con
sferet a 6rst class amateur tesul.
tav-g defeated tire Wsst0rs two games
af ofsego. fuv q Also tne Welch
Foid e Bed team tvo weess ago. A
boz ~1-1e r1av be expected
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-07

TIE favorable impression r~7c,'-e1
cn she irst appearance ~ ere agreesc q
a1or frUt remedy Svrup of : g q
fr'v yas~s age nas beer more thsn eCr-
frifei ov tre pleasant experience Of
@ who -ave uset .t. and t6e success ~
tte fGrrefcrs and nsnufartrrers tae
California F g syrup Compsny.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-07

S0BLZ-Agxgsr e. lsa9 Msa8s A. Noble.
oa s. chlII 0t tCanE L. aad ELsa r. A0ole.
aged D. years
Eunersl fr8-8 the residence. no. rs Fo1n-
t4sast FRIDAY slteru3oa % o'clock.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-07
A GROWING BvIh
Yesterday Sustained tbe Record in wius-
wagon E1aawsys

wagon Eoaawsys
You couldn't bring q horse blind
folded within forty rods of a hear.
Ta.s years mix seems 60 have sort
or ursoral effect on teams. Scarcely a
day this year has passed without the
t.orirg over ty runawsys of one 60 q
ha.t dozen milk wagons
Yesterday e was Eett's milk wagon
teanls tuu an9 away they went.
after covering tba length Of West
Ee-st.. they overturned toe wagon
sud scattered che cans prom scu0uslv.
When thugs were rgated. there was
noe mix enough lefs to fil a nursiaE
bottle.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-07

WAszIsaros, Asz- T--For Lower
b caigal Far, sl-g-tiy 1sEzaer soi1t1-
essterly uuds. Upper Aicaigan
.Saru.sI. far, winds shifting - seILh-
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-07
EsI3'|!a;:|.s!IN.5 |.
BAKING POWDER.
Has Broken the Record

bF BenReu Dagsn pert. tas state AAels >
% AassscA ussltS. 81 tte reSUsss q tAs Ree
knsl4ad 610eer saz,ysed Ehe tifse is~ei. {
bzkies Powders now 81 sac n@tAee-4AS
koy4 Glsgelsn4s znd faErIRE
j. spite o1 tbe t1anp npets1 ca ms 81 TIE ~ {
tormrr, lf Hss fogaa inst tsBPs 50 wss @.t-1
pa ~ Qualities th4t E-2As hAAt4S &7S@rl
Y4ilzsLr.
~ asa ieszre to strtaeTh ard keseias e4aii
ttes bf- DafrBpart'S report s@ys. Y ErA hfsi
opened. Laenlr<' AS f3uad T. be the stfoFe
-. sltl1lLt S-a3 per celt. meIe ie4Fr4inG IS
fl~A tee ROYAL. &Al SEE per celt more thaa
ttcte-&Dds. and aEatE. alter q Nposafr %
HEhf Ela ar iQ MY s.lce al lUeos 81 It-lfSt &C
II Intervals OF oas, two aud three weeks. r1ex
sere found 10 sgiil rank az the sane order AZ
TIE laSI test. however. IbrplTc wSs lsas pcs
ceat. sffeaEtT fuan tie Royal. and - lel
ceRI. sff0RseT .44n lleYelaaaS.
To be further convinced Of It's excel.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-07
ANOTHER OLD SETTLER.
Mrs. A. y. Carey Died Yesterday at Deer
field, Aged .3.

field, Aged .3.
Another old resident has gone. Mrs.
A. X. Carey died yesterday morning at
Deerfield, this State, aged rs years.
The deceased had gone to Deerfield
about SIX weeks ago on a visit. On
Monday Mrs Elizabeth b. Collins, her
only daughter, was telegraphed for
but the mother survived but q day
after the daughters arrival. Tne re-
mains arrived last evening, and Will be
buried beside the body OF Mr.. Carey
who died several years aga.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-07

rooms good foundation
sidewalk wish TO them -s ue CABLE
LYoN-ST DUNTONs STATION, Ec-
TRIO cents Cars wl guu a minutes
o every year.
up o sale vii 80 numbers cfc0lcs
be chosen ty VII
be andd raw envelopes.
holding corresponding With the numbers the LAST TWO
given warranty
described
j the desirable part Of TIE
0 u home worth $1,000
TERMS: 500 down; balance in two, three and
FIVE years.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-07

+ a. Mason. Of Lan-.ug. the we'll
known sgctoreer. Will conduct the
SAFE 0f u'ne.y lots at North Park Place
urXt wceE. Wednesday and Thursday.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-07

Everv sack of LILY WHITE FLOUR
has q pctuEe Of our mlh None genuine
"a tbout lt.
NAL.FY CIrf E-IEEEs c..
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-07

See wgkss s. Cabinets.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-07

To be further convinced Of It's excel
lence-IrY Ii.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1890-12-24
GOOD MEN OR NONE.
The Hest In None TOO Good for
the south.


From the New York sun.
II the newcomers who are locking Ia
this port would turn southwark when
they get here, II would not take long for
the southern states to obtain the hall
million sturdy immigrants who have
been called for by the immigration con.
vcntion just held in North Carolina.
The convention, however, raised an
obstacle in the way OF a southwark rush
OF all the foreigners who are to be seen at
the barge Office. According to a rcsolu.
ton that was adopted, only such immi.
grants as may he IN a proper moral
aud physical condition are desired.
We fear that there are some immigrants
who would be unwilling to submit to
the critical examination required BY
this resolution; and. in fact, such an cx.
animation would he rather trying for q
good many people who are not OF foreign
birth. Still. Il might bc possible, for all
We know, to find at the barge Office. in
the course Of couple Of years, half n
million immigrants who are morally and
physically sound, and prepared to take
advantage OF the opportunities that
await them IN the southern states. The
attractions held out to them by the i'm.
migration convention are certainly very
great and well worth thinking OF.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1890-12-24
AFFAIRS OF CONSEQUENCE.
FOREIGN.

FOREtgN.
The Veterinary society of Paris. will
treat number Of animal Is by the Koch
system OF inoculation.
II is reported in Berlin that the German
government will grant Professor Koch
1,OOO. .0OO, 900 marks and his assistants
one.half that sum for the privilege OF
manufacturing the Koch lymph.
HoMB.
A company has been formed with mil.
lions of capital behind Il to ship cattle
in steel cars from the west to Philadtl.
phia Tor slaughter.
A significant attack upon United States
Senator ]. Donald Cameron is made BY q
Philadelphia republican organ, which
urges that he I've not reelected because
he cannot b relied upon to support
party measures.
Twenty-onc United States senator,
and the vice.presidcnt were victimized BY
a Baltimore man, who wrote them, stat
ing that he had named his first borr
child after them and to whom they scni
appropriate presents.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1890-12-24

when an inject on has been made. II
about an hour the place where the dis
case turks will begin to grow iihamet
and red, showing that the germ
is present. 1t is therefore an ait
in ascertainitg il permanent
cure has beta effected, to make
an injection some time after the
treatment is concluded, as the presence
of tuberculosis will be at once shown.
The lymph does not effect person who
is not troubled with tuberculosis. had
five milligrams of the lymph given to me
as an experiment and the only way in
which it affected me was to produce
a smarting sensation where the skin was
penetrated to make the injection, That
dose might possibly have killed tuber-
culosis patient. In cases where there is
consumption of the throat the results
are beautiful. You can see the opera
tions of the lymph with the eye and
watch the developments of the cure.
ut is my intention, if arrangements
can Ike made with the Asheville physi.
clans to act in conjunction with them in
treatment Of cases. will not give any
otthc lymph into the hands ofanybody un-
til feel that he is thoroughly competent
and that he knows as much as
myself about the treatment. do
not intend to charge an un-
reasonable price for the treatment.
The charges will not he more than the
regular fee for professional services.
intend to furnish the lymph and make in
jections for thepoor people free of charge
"ln Berlin" concluded DR.. Won Ruck,"I
saw numerous men who had heard of
Ashevillc as resort for consumptivcs.
PATIENT INocuLATED.
DR.. Won Ruck inoculated u patient at
the Winyah house at 3 O'Clock this after.
noon. The subject was young lady
from South Carolina who has been at
the sanatarium for about three months.
She is sufferer from tuberculosis of the
larynx ard has lost her voice to such an
extent as not to Ike able to speak above
a whisper. Her case is not considered
bad one and the young lady has i'm
proved greatly since her arrival here.
DR.. Won Ruck took the small vial of thc |
precious lymph from its safe place in a
strong tin box with cotton packed |
around it and with it the syringe to he /
used, which much resembles the ordinary |
injector.
DR.. Won Ruck took two milligrams of
The lymph from the vial and poured 1t
INTO a tube. To this he added eighteen
nilligrams OF distilled. stcrilized and |
:arbolized water, making what is called |
The 10 per cent. solution. He then took |
.wo milligrams of this 10 per cent. solu-
ion and put eighteen milligrams of
he stcrilizcd water, making the
per cent. solution. lie then
ook one-half milligram of this latter so.
ution and after adding sufficient water
q allow il to be handled easily this fluid
vas ready Tor injection. The patient
will probably not feel any reaction until
or . o'clock tonight.