Telegram-herald., 1890-01-02

thefe are even vet gentlemen writing
"M d. at,-g their names who say:
1--WE hope we -hall succeed ia locating
he 'suppe t-ciius' That was done
with scientific PERFECTION as long ago "a
G5. by Dr 3 II Salisbury. Of New
York city. - Salisbury was ia charge
of -he SKATE laboratory Cf New York,
snaer Oh. state geological survey, from
1919 % 1854 known 90 scientists al
over lhe wor rs an eminent living
microscopic .aI has treated many
thousands oi cases II this disease. As
long egoa as la-, 81 ave 20 the world.
through Dr. lia.I.rs -Ze.tschrift fur
P-risi-eakuna Jena, Prussia - tho
worlds iead.as Journal OF microscopy
the results 81 lis long continued ard ex-
haustiv- study of the animalcular orean-
isrus causing this disease. ucmed b7 him
asthnatos cllriS W. Saviue kcuts
great "3ilau-l Of the lnfIsoria" three
large volumes published in London IN
1852. and universally recognized Is the
highest authority recognized and con
firued Dr. Sa,eou~y's discovery Of the
interesting itle creature, and honored
IL. from "a scientific point of view. os the
first and only L-aWu representative of
the genus as,imatos Ghe name given to
1t hy It's discovc-erI
Dr. Salisbury article in The Zeit-
schrift fur Pari .tenkurde gave the
name "infusor.al ca,arrh" TO the dis
ease, AID presented the following poV-
traits Of as.hm tcs ciliaris-its cause.
The descriptive article contributed by
him 70 the journal in question was as
follows:
Tnfusoral catarrh is purely parasitic disease.
arising FROM "a peculiar Rn.-alcul1r organism
armed upon oGe siie with ella This organism
Assumes ernat variety CT shapes and sizes. By
watching it, deve opuert and Iletamorphoses ul-
der the microscope 10 may be seen TO transform
Itself into El tie different forms represented in
tie figures from % T.. The most usual shapes
appear 20 be either spherical or ovaI, as seen IN
Figs I 20 s. Each frequently sends out pro
bos,is. ar the enlos which Is d diatcI and cl0n-
glted cuiUm os represented at "a. ll. 10 and g..
Tals pgoooscs may be in the center OK the mass q
ella as az = or I6 OF ct side Es a. Is and T..
10 may be drawn i1. leaving nipple ike elcvl-
ton, as az 10, or may disappear entirely, leaving
tho organism oval O. or spherical 90. The pro
boSc.s often only partially disappears or Is only
partially drawn il, vhile construction occurs IN
the form. as Teprcselte'l az 20 and - Il may be
simply largely diiated ci.un, rs at T. and Is
or tho cell walls may 50 out, forming more OF
less sharp prccuberance, as % %; or tie walls
may 20 stu further out, forming more o. less
fusforn organism. as CO t1
The young ara developed within the parent cell.
and when mature are discharged az the end Of the
organism op7e -s tie eliza. as 5cen at Ily l4
TIE parent becomes quito dl,steI before deliver
ing. and AS the y3clr one Is discharged the par
eafl cell bscosaes sarl1l.en and sariyeed for a
time. Tae aper-Ire soon, however, closes the
wr1kici. shrive.ed condition of the sac walls dis
arrelrs and the parr-t moves about again, fresh
plump and lively as ever. The cllla ar n active
motion turing the greater part OF the life exist
e.ce Of rle animal and produce a most ag-rava,-
in- Irritation 1. TIE mucous surfaces. The Young
organisms = 3 3 &. and 9, have a rolling. rock
ing. vibrating motion from side % side, making
about one t-lrl ~ a rcTolution On the transverse
axis ~ each oscillation. Tho more mature cells
either vlo-ate slightly or have trerulcus mo-
tion. tke- ella not moving altogether as at o but
vibrating 81 C-.l-re1t directions.
5yl1p ptoll5-Afler ouc8 obtaining foothold on
Che m-c.-is sr'l-es ~ the cir passs-es taey
mu'tirT -10.i,y ~ fr7- they attlc, tac mucous
surfaces n -se eye and nose causing free recre-
t.G &C tears ana tain auc-s. and oftea intense
paroTFsua 20 -aeezr,. Iae 0-r-lis-ls gradually
travel fr11 tas nesal surfaces l.wD iGl9 t1o
falces .sry1E. trachea ann ar~ aei sra.l.-
b-oncaL IS soon o. they reach ,ae .-aces tde-e